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Evening star., 1900-08-03
ON THE POTOMAC.

COLTON'S HOTEI-G0OD MUSIC. DANCING
Grabbing. fishing and bathing; cuisine excellent: :
terms moderate. Take steamers Wakefield Ar
rowsmith and Harry Randall daily: excursion ev-
cry Saturday, pm. Tickets for sale at Ellis
music store 931 Pa. ave. NV. W. II. LOVEPUp
" r.
Evening star., 1900-08-03
ACCOUNTANTS.

]. T. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor.
Room Ito. Washington Loan and Trust building.
fe3-h Te-cphoEe No. 012.
Evening star., 1900-08-03

WASHINGTON. u. C, POST OFFICE NOTICE
should be read daily. as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports of
sailing daily. and the schedule OF closngs is
ranged the Pre- sumption of thei- unin errupted
overland transit. For the week ending August A.
this Office fnllnNs.
Evening star., 1900-08-03

PARLoR SUITES. FANCY CHAIRS AND ROCK
ERS. MIRRORS PICTURES SOFAS
CorCHES. BOOK CASES. HALL RACKS.
ROLL AND FLAT Top DESKS, OFFICE
CHAIRS AND TABLES. LEIGHTON t;ui'GH
RED" oAk AND WALNUT RED ROOM
SE1S ODD BTREAIS AND WASH STANDS
ENAMEL. BEDSrEAnS FOLDING REDS EN-
TENSION TABLES. SIDEBoARpS u. r.
CHAIRS, WAItDHuBt,S. HAIR AND III SIX
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS
TOILET WARE. LARGE ASSORTMENT of
CBskERY WARE. LOT PnRCEI AIN LINED
BATH TUBS. RUGS. CARPETS. SpuNI,S.
KITTEN UTENSILS. &c.. WITHIN pUR
AUCTION ROOMS. 1907 q ST ON SATI n
DAY. AUGUST FoUHTH 1900, AT TEN
O'CLOCK AN.
ALSO. AT TWELVE NJ.
To SETTLE AN INDEBTEDNESS 2n0
SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
''ARGoNAUT MINING COMPANY OF JACK
son, CAL.
HORSES. HARNESS, CARRIAGES. &c.
TERMS CASH.
au2-2t C. C. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioueers.
Evening star., 1900-08-03
THE ELEGANT NEW
HOTEL RIO GRAMID[E.

New York ave-. immediate tely the beach. Mag
nifcent ocean view. Cool breezy porches over
locking the Boardwalk. Every comfort and luxury.
Elevator. &c. Private bath rooms with bathing
robes. connected with hoIel. exclusively for guests
Capacity. 4oO. Rates. 81 to So daily: $40 TO SIS
weekly
my26-ISt-15 ]. PAUL KIPATRICK
Evening star., 1900-08-03

CdAUIAUQQA -HVTEL,
Chautauqua Beach (Bay Ridge), Maryland.
ctasl Most delightful summer and family resort on
chesapeake Bay. Best bathing. boating. grabbing.
nshing; large. airy rooms; abundance of shade;
two entertainments M daily in Auditorium; divine
services Sunday at IL. $3.50 and O'Clock Trains
leave B. and Q; station $50 :4b and 400 Re-
turning Leave Beach, week days. $3.50 a. m and 7:46
S;46 pm Round trip. 30 cents; Is days, 10 cents;
entiareh haif price. Room and board at moderate
rates. Beautiful building lots for sale. Address
X. II. PARKER, Chautauqua Beach. Nd au2-tf
cHERRYsToNE LODGE.
Cherrystone Va,
located Oh Chesapeake bay; best Of fishing, boat
Ing and bathing, accommodations for 7b; house has
an modern eonveniences; no mosquitoes; send for
booklet Rates. $40 and sic week.
1yl9-26t' HENRY CLAIR, Mgr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

MARCUS NOTES. ATCTIONEER,
G33-G3I-GS9 Ia. Ave. NV
Evening star., 1900-08-03

MISS BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
AND BUSINESS COLLEGE,
1927 18th st. NV.
Pupils prepared for Examinations Census.
apS-ftf
Evening star., 1900-08-03

THE ALBANY.
formerly Of the Fitney) South Carolina
and the Beach. Terms moderate.
Jy3-52i'4 Mrs. NJ e SUTER.
Evening star., 1900-08-03
THE WAVERN,W.

Ohio ave. Thoroughly established Twerty-seventh
year. THE WAVERLY VILLA. ocean end OF Park
pl: nnobstructec ocean view LEWIS T. BRYANT.
jy2-3St-6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
The American Benefit Society.

At the meeting 81 Ha,ipwrlI Lod1e. M
~ American Benefit Society, Monday
evening Feb =. the following officers
were installed by Stat" Deputy john
Leighton. assisted by Past President John
r Choatc:
President. John Leighton. vice prrsi-
lcnt. Mrs. Susan Fairhrothcr: orator.
Mrs. Beatrice Hplhruok sec, u. II. John
son: treas. John F. choat", chaplain,
Mrs Alden Is Grimes; marshal, Miss
Lizzie f. Walker; warden. Joseph Emer-
son; sentinel. alden y. Grimes.
After the installation ceremonies. tn"
members present p4rtook ~ a bountiful
collation..
The members al speak in encouraging
terms Of the future of the society. tn"
differences which recently caused so
much agitation throughout the sncict,
having been amicIbly adjusted u the
satisfaction of an. The assurance is
given that there need be no fear of any
recurrence uf these troubles. a. the sotl-
ETY. is ga strong ami sound financial
basis. Th- society is Al the present time
in a better condition. both socially anu
financially. than ever before lIallpwrll
Lodge in particular is gaining very rap
idly. there being a large number Of can
dihates who have siEuitied their intention
Of joining the society at once The off
GERS wish il stated that the future pros
poets of the society are fun ~ encourage
mcnt. They declare that no person need
hesitate t. Join on account Of the events
which have recently tranSpirci, nr from
any fear Of loss. AS the society has i
handsome surplus ana is fully able ana
,.nsn ~ 1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
A 0iscouraging Prospect.


Owing To the hiIl water for some
days past. it has been impossible IL
place the apron at the foot Of the ele-
VItor at the knickerbocker ice hOus 5
and the chain consequently cannot b"
adjusted The field is ready for har-
vest hut the lahorers We're few and
far between. yesterday, all having
been laid off until The water is lower.
At the Rich houses good 1J-inch Ice
was being housed Wednesday. the cle-
vatOr having started for the first time,
that morning. Four of the eight
houses which We're planned are Well
along. the walls being up for 20 f.ct
on almost all sides.
Yesterday. as well rs the day before.
was Il disagreeable day for ice work;
The wind was raw and the wise man
had an abundance Of extra clothing
but even then the warmth ana cheer
Of the engine room was sought and ap-
prcCiated when work was slack"
The carpenters swarm about thu
buildings like So many flies and really
surprise themselves by the amount Of
work and the progress they make in
a day. Said one man To the Journal
reporter: We have to work or else
freeze up" He was a stone cutter and
worked cheerfully. cen though his rate
Of compensation was somewhat below
the 1900 bill Of prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
WATERNILLIL.
kennebec District Lodge. !. O CT.

krnnrbrc District Lodge NH n u ~
| q. ri. met iu annual session with Water
Vile Lodge ~. g. Wednesday,
The meeting was called 10 order in For
esjcrs hall. Temple street. at lD35. with
District Counselor II. &. Norris in The
chair. Nine lodges w"r. represented hy
~ delegates ANA seven ultrrnIt-- Th-
following are tn" dei,ga tud Alt-rn1te-
present:
Loy.u Band. Mrs. J +. Ress,y: Oakland
Joseph buutou. Golden star Albert NJ
Abbott: Hilltop. Mir. Harriet Walker
Henry Brown. Cascade. Frrl Lyfprd. N"l-
iiutchins: WatcrlIliy, Emma Hall. Emily
Ray. Samuel osborne W. o. Sterling. VIII
Hall. Geo. 7. Hun. L. HiIlyer. Mrs. Lux.
IyerS Allen Wren. Mabel Foster. + +.
Iiichiugs. Nal Dow Memorial Mr..
Carrie NJ. Tuttle Jennie NJ Gerry Mrs.
Emma II. Howe. Lewis tivaVcS. Wayne.
Mir. =. 4. Norris T.. Il Norris; Pleasant
Hin. Katie Manter 4. VI. Iongl-Y. Aaii"
blanchard. AuSuu HrJckttt Stella Saw
t"lle. Charles Branch
In the forenoon the regular routine OF
work was carried out and - candidlt, s
were Instructed in the District degr"e.
tnr uuwritt,n work Icing eNcmplitltd by
Grand chief T,mpllr III A. Cainr.
III. afternoon session was called to Dr.
der at / Is and order Of business resumed.
The following officers We're elected to
serve. for the ensuing year:
u. r.. n ". Norris: IL Ill. +. + Hitch
in"s; III ~ III Mr. n W Lewis; y; Ser..
J ',.I - ,,,.. p,'lii,. !, -t,7,
Lewis Cl,avts: H. Guard. Linn, Gam
mon, D. Seutin.I. samuel osborne; u.
,ia,.h3i NrarI. %nrri iJ,-it
Juvenile III. Air4 Luke Ivrrs.
These officers were appointed. Marshal.
l.. NJ. tleavey: deputy marshal. Mary
Norris: assistant secretary. Mrs T. r
Howe; district guard. George f. ,rutt:
district sentinel. Samuel Osborne The
officers were installed ~ District Deputy
~ y Hutchins
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Statistics Showing the Conditions Of Each
from the mississippi East.


Washiupt.u ID n MN NJ TN.
heavy $40" i'1 SHOWN on IN" preceding
chart oV"4 the Mid,il" Atiali" states
b,e ..,l,o.=t ,yl,ll,. dis,,,r,...r..3 and ,b,
| depths "E'F s'ulhr'H N"" England
arr largely diminished. Tho southern
T,,.ft n,,r WA. ...+t.l ,.at,,-. f ,,,,,t,
/ tht same ri" 'i rem ua'E ~ bL- To III"
westward thu area covered is much
e,,,II.~ ,h.f ,..., !,..,,, ,.,, ,i,.. ,.,..,...J
ip., ,-b.,rt tr... ,.,+...I a,d ,,.rtb,,.,,
, "
ROCKY -h""hlaih S."t. ing LoN ;L-
most wholly fr-- from snow. over
,-,,.,.a WV tJ. t,t.t..,. .l-. ,.ai.,, tb,-.
( Us from 4" !H'hni more $40" than
was report ! uu February 20 and in
,.,....a.I ,t.,.t. ..-,.. .t.. ,..,.....J ,.,--,
m
h'4Ih'Ih N'" l-hi,lh-4-
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Mtxic0'S INDIAN WAR.
The Maya Indians and Mexican Troops Fight
Some Hot Engagements.

Chicago. Feb. 2S.-A special to the
Record from OaXaca, Mexico, says:
Information has reached the military
authorities here IF desperate fighting
between the government troops and the
Maya Indians during the last seven
days. Fighting began on Feb. q, when
q force Of about coo Indians attacked
regiment Of Gen. Bravo's troops be
tween Sdban and Okop. Five soldiers
Werr killed and two officers and - sol
diers We're wounded. The Indians re-
treated I'd their entertainments. carry
ing with them over 100 killed and
wounded.
on the following day another brisk
skirmish resulted in the killing of three
MeXicans. on Feb. u. a force Of fully
200 Mayas attacked the outposts Of the
government troops and after driving
in the sentrIes a desperate attack was
made On the intrenchments. The In
dams We're armed with Krag-JOrgen-
sens. Several pieces Of light artillery
We're brought into use by the MeXicans
ana the rebels We're driven back.
Their losses are believed to have been
heavy. Ten soldiers We're wounded
and one killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

The weather held off cold until
about Wednesday noon. when it began
ta moderate. and. by evening. it was
warm enough t. rain, though there was
every Indication of snow in the air
ana for a short time during the day a
few tiIk. $ cam" down. The weather
mas been just what the icemen have
needed ana they have improved every
minut" Of il. With the exception 81
the houses at HallowelI all were run
ming, yesterday. the ice averaging
Al ut l. inches. At HalloWell. the
water WAS So high that it was impos-
sihl" ~ Put the apron on the foot Of
tn" elevator. but us the water is grad
ually going down il is hoped that work
will begin there in a few days. At
Rich's place. they are running into the
two southern rooms ana as 50 n as tE,.
others are ready. win run in there.
There IL every indication that there
viii j" All the ice possible harvested
along the river and more than was cX-
pected ut the first of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

Nicholas Peters. who is employed at
the paper mill of the Bangor Pulp q
Paper 90. at Basin Mills. was seriously
injured ana narrowly escaped being
killed in an accident ut the mlll' lues-
day afternoon. A belt which had run
off Il pulley was being replaced Dy
Peters when the belt broke and Wouhu
around Peters. winding him around me
shaft. and his shoes ana clothing were
torn off. He was eXtricated from ms
perilous position as quickly as posi-
BILE. but it was not until he had been
terribly cut and bruised. He was car
lied home and DR.. Kelliher called 70
attend him The doctor found me
mans wrist broken ana another Dreah
between the elbow and the wrist. ms
head and face were cut, his back lace
rated and his leg bruised. Peters wa
made as comfortable as possible Du. =
will take two or three days 70 ue
mine whether he received internal -
juries that will prove fatal or n.y.
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DARING DIaaOND ROBBERY.
Spaniard Plays Bold Game at Boston but fail,
Confederate Escapes.

Boston. Trh 2S.-Lou.s VaIaumaceda
SpIniard. was arrested, this after.
noon, after . during diamond robbery
IN one pr tn. busiest thoroughfarns
in this city. Shortly after O'Clock
Nalaum1ccla entered the store Of r
N. H,dgsUn jeWcllcr, is Devonshira
r'rr,t ana asked the proprietor If he
could match diamond which Valaum-
ac-da wore on his finger Mr. Hodg
son drew several packages IF diamonds
from case ana was engaged in the
U.1k Gf matching vIcn second cus-
toner entered. ana. claiming ID be in
q hurry, tried - engage MI Hodgson's
attention regarding thu repairing Of A
watch.
ht that moment, MI. Hodgson was
hIlndnI by \ handful ~ -four thrown
NV NJlaumaceda ana iii the confusion
the two customers ran out Of the st0-n>
with l. packages Of loose diamoads,
At the threshold Of the door the men
separated, Vallumaczda running dogin
DeyonShire street, while hr other man
ran down into the basement Of the
building. y
Mr.. Hodgson followed Valaumaceda.
srying stop. thief" and a large crowd
took UP the cry. The fugitive vas
made conspicuous by a quantity Of
-four on his clothes. He ran across
State street into Exchange place where
Lawrence Lasscn, a messenger. boy,
saw him coming and ,rpped him In
falling the man dropped the parcel,
which was picked up by the boy Ex-
Policeman Hobson was passing and
held the man until an officer came UP.
The second customer. who ran into
the basement. has not yet been caught,
but the police are searching for him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
GRIND LODGE. A. 0. U. W.
Walter Leigh. New Haven. Elected Grand
Master Workman in Expenses.

Boston. Ftb. >-The second day Of tho
convention uf thn Grand Lodge. Ancient
order ot United MOrkmeu. was called tn
order 10y Grand Master Nathan Crary.
The first matter taken up was the I'M
finished consideration of the reports OF
/ the finance committee. The minority re-
port. winch objects to the size of certain
appropriations for Grand Lodge office
purposes. lS well IAN to TIM proposed Spr-
ciLl levy uf q 2l-ccnt ptr capita TAX for
one year for the extension Of the order.
as is usual in such matters. had the pop
ular end. as the rank and file of the mem
hcrShip think that the present levy OF 81
per capita is ample for the needs of run
ming expenses. salaries. etc. as well AS
~ the expansion of the order.
The financial minority report was fin
ally carried by Vote OF two to one. IN
its adoption these changes in appropria-
tionS are made: Clerical assistance, from
$500 to 5000; executive committee. from
$500 to 500, deputies and district deputies
from $3.50 tp $500. grand office expense
from $55Hu To $1,000; instruction, from $500
to 5000; tratcrnal press. from $l2vc To 500.
The election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Grand master workman. Walter
Leigh of New Haven: grand foreman, Or
willie y. Ward of Dorchester; grand over
seer. Roger NJ Griswold Of Providence;
grand recorder. J. Edward Burt Of Med
ford; grand receiver, Thomas +. Temple
of Boston: finance committee. three years.
Carlan a. Brown Of Boston; grand guide.
Clarendon e. Buckley OF Hartford.
The recommendation of the special COM
mittee. that a special tax levy of 10 cents
be made. June 80, instead of % cents, as
recommended in the departmental re-
ports was Indefinitely postponed after a
long debate.
The per capita tax remains at 81, mile
age at cents ana per diem at ".
The attempt to reduce the maximum
age II 10 years was postponed.
After the installation of officers final
adjournment was taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
Hon. {. J. Phelps in Serious State.

New Haven, Conn. Feb. est was
stated this evening. that the condition
Of Hon +. J. Phelps. ex-minister to
England. while not critical. is still as
serious as il has been for some weeks.
No new unfavorable symptoms have
made their appearance. the past two
or three days and his friends are still
hopeful that he viii recover. but he
fails to gain strength as rapidly as was
hnupl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

The funeral Of the late Nathaniel NJ.
Whitmore was held. Wednesday after
noon. from his home Kingsbury street.
There We're a number of relatives and
friends present. The services We're
conducted by Rev. r. W. Plant If the
Episcopal church, and the remains
placed in the receiving tomb of Oak
Grove cemetery to await interment in
the cemetery at Bowdoinham. in the
spring. The bearers We're S. $. Davis.
II. +. Merriman. Ami Davenport and
j. X. Foye. The floral tributes were
prOfuse and beautiful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

The half-price sale advertised by the
H. X Newbert Shoe Go. means exactly
that and the former retail prices are
marked plainly on each box. Now you
can. commencing Saturday. buy these
nice new goods tall having been bought
this season., at just one-half the retail
price Fortunate indeed will be the
people who obtain them. even if they
buy for another winters Wear. The
reasons for this overstock are the mild
ness of the first half'of winter. and in
having To dispose of the stock that was
bought for the Hallowell store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

Gardiner Lodge X. Of T., will enter
tain lady friends, this evening. at the
hall and an elaborate programme has
been arranged one Of the features
Will be the illustrated lecture on the
K!ondike by Hon. f. +. Beane If Hal
lowell. who has been there ana who
took the pictures There are other
numbers on the programme. equally
as interesting Whist will occupy the
latter part Of the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

Hand ana Machine sewed, $40. 4 thr
price. ooc
Il Pairs Womcns Romeo Fur Trimmed
Slippers, Turned Soles, Opera Toe, ST.
I. the price, 63c
10 Pairs Women's Beaver Slippers. Gle
giant Tor housewear, Zoe. Z the price, 3sc
s Pairs Womcn's Felt Slippers. Felt and
Leather Soles, soc. y the price, Do
IS Pairs Women's Kid, Gipsey Cut. Pol
ish Opera Toe, Pat. Tip, H.25. Z the
price, tic
- Pairs Women's storm Alaskle. Opera
Toe. first quality, $l.25. = tn" price, G5r
20 Pairs Women's Red Fleece Lined
Rubhers. opera Tue, t5c. II the price, @;ic
IT Pairs Women's Storm Rubhtrs, soc.
Y the Price, 2lr.
IS Pairs Women's Croquct Rubners, SOC.
g.. the DriCc, gIc
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THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOW.
Fully 10000 People Attended,. Last Even
ing Schaeier Wins Swimming Contests.

Boston. Feb. 2S-The swimming
championships continue to go to
Schaeffer Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, for. tonight, ut the Sportsman
show he won the 100 yard event in
loo 20, which with four turns is bet
ter time than the American record Of
100 yards straightaway, still water
which he already holds. The attend
ance, tonight. was fully 10000 and the
Symlastic and athletic events Were
very pleasing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

The Home laundry can boast Of quit
q conservatory. Co. y. Parker, in
charge. and some Of his assistants, are
admirers If flowers. ana thu result l.
a pretty collection from the floral king
dom in some 50 plants. a number ~
them are quite rare. among them be
i:g a partridG" cactus that blooms only
once IN five years and an elephant ear
plant. -o-clll"i f.rm the resemblance"
Gf il To tAc ,ar ~ the huge animal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
Indications OF a Wrecked Steamer.

Halifax. y. s, Feb. 2S-A Yarmouth
dispatch says: Carcasses Of cattle ana
sheep have lloated ashore on the beach
from Port Maitland To Beaver river
The threats of some Of the animals
were cut. ana blood ran freely, show
ing they had been but recently drown
ed. Deals are floating about in var
mouth sound. The weather has been
thick and the supposed wreck of any
steamer could not be seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

a new engine appeared with the Ac-
commodation train, yesterday. The
old one was found 10 b. too small fur
the heavy work at South Gardiner. -
No. % was sent for use, "Wednesday.
The engine is one that was used with
the heavy regular frcights before tEe
last moguls We're purchased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

W4bber Bros. lay claim, in their al. to
having in stock the most beautiful and
extensive line Of dinner sets in the three
cities Their display tables may be said
to fairly groan with their burdens If
beautiful ami artistic table ware. Ll-
dies owe much to this firm for its enter
prise in this direction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

The kennebec is running higher than
for some weeks past, and the bridge
from the ice on the Chelsea shore is
rendered useless. Sveral teams have
crossed recently. but the horses nave
To take tumble in from . to feet of
water and then drag the sleigh from
10 to Is feet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

The second of the receptions rendered
by the Gardiner Library Associations.
will BE- held, this evening. at tn" Iii
brary hall. Arrangements have been
made 10 pass a most enjoyable evening.
Miss Gertrude Heath viii deliver u
paper, as will several others. There
will be an election of officers. and it is
hoped that all the members of the as
ISOLATION, with friends. will b. present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

The travelling is anything but tn
best in the country and a large mum
Der from the rural districts come in On
wheels This is almost necessary as
there are many places whore there is
not bit If snow. About the city it
is different ana the slcighing is fine.
There are few places on the hills
where the sun has a chanc" to beat
down where there are not few small
bare places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

The contracting painters and paper
hangers in this city and Fairfield have
acceeded to the demands of the
brotherhood of Painters and Decori-
tors in Union PSI Of this city. As re
suit the painters and paper hangers in
this city will begin. this morning, On i
9-hour day for which they will receive
10 hours pay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01
Voters. Register!

The municipal officers of the city of
Hallowell will be in session in the city
council room. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, March |. and 3, from 10 to
Il a. NJ. and to 5 p. NJ. and from /
to $50 on Thursday and Friday even
inga. for the purpose of revising and
correcting the voting lists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

Death seems to b. lowering over this
city ana within the last few days six
have been taken away. Up to this
time there had been but very few
deaths. and the smallest number We're
in the tomb at the cemetery for a num-
Der Of years at the corresponding time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

Cobhossee Colony Of. Pilgrim Fathers
held the first meeting in the Grand
Army hall. the new quarters. Tuesday
evening. 4 large attendance was pres
ent and a most enjoyable occasion
passed. 1t was voted to have an IN
tertainment with an oyster supper at
the hall. Tuesday evening, March $.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

George II. Freeman has seven Wyan
dotte pulIetS, Matched May 10. 1893
which are prize winners for winter lay
ing. Commenting Nov. 10. part 81
them Were llying-nine eggs during
the remainder Of the month. In De
ccmber they started in earnest ana
laid ia eggs; in aJnuary, lii, ana ny
tn Fob 10 &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-01

Governor Allen. who has been con
fined to the house for a few days. tn"
result of a sever" cold. has 3, far re-
covered his usual vigorous health thal
i" was out yesterday, ana at his otiicr
fur a short time.