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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-13
Daily Ksnnsbst journal
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from page ~

Senate a statement in detail of the
estimated income of the State for the
,aar 1901 and the year 1902 that will be
available to pay the amounts appro-
nriated and 10 be appropriated for
hose wears. and | move the order have
q passage
The order was passed.
IN motion by Mr. Staples of Knox
I, was ordered. That the State printer
fnrnish the Legislature. as soon as
may be. an itemiZed statement. show
mo in detail the cost of printing The
ors and resolves. including engrossing
thereof and the Journal of the Senate
ana House: also of each of the depart
ment reports ana reports Of the COM
missioners and the number OF each set
II reports. and the number of pages of
ssch report printed: also of all other
items of printing done for and paid for
III The State 10 the State printer OF to
ony other person or corporation at the
raonest of the State printer for the
foregoing year of 1899: also state
rant in detail of the estimated cost of
rrinting and of the items for the fore
Going year 1899 and the year 1901:
o,so statement in detail of the cause
~ the deficiency Of Sl5.526. 81 for print
ING as set forth in the first appropria-
,iou bill. House Bill -. reported To the
House by Mr.. Beal of Bangor from
The committee on financial affairs.
on motion by Mr.. Staples of Knox. it
was ordered. That the superintendent
Of schools furnish for the information Of
the Senate the number of schools and
academies in the State that will be-
come beneticiarieS under Senate Bill
No. a. and if practicable, the amount
they would receive.
Mr.. Staples-in order that we may
know somewhere near the estimate
amount that will be called for under
Senate Bill No. A.. for academies and
schools. present this order.
on motion by Mr.. Whitehouse Of
sagadahoc the Senate adjourned.
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COUNTIES.

The Committee on Counties will give
public hearings in its room in the State
House in Augusta, as follows:
TUESDAY, FEB. -. 1901. at , Z. Mon
petition of Frank =. Thomas and others
in favor of setting off part of Range
ley Plantation and Townships ID and T.
from Franklin county and anneNing the
same to oxford county.
TUESDAY. FEB. 49, 1901, at +. NJ
Remonstrance of county commissioners
and others of Franklin county against
setting off any portion of Franklin county
and anneXing same to oxford county.
NJ. G. HILL, Secretary
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COMMERCE..

The Committee on Commerce will give
public hearings in its room at the State
House. rs follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEB 20 1901 at p. NJ.
i. An act authorizing the extension OF
wharf into the tide waters at Lubec
NarrowS.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. % 1861. at 8 L. NJ
-. An act To authorize Warren Sawyer
To build Il wharf in the tide waters at
Milbridgc.
WEDNESDAY, FEB 20 1901. at 3 7. NJ.
3. An act additional to chapter p Of the
Revised Statutes relating to pilotagc Of
foreign vessels.
\. d. ROSS. See. Protein.
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BATH CIVIC LEAGUE
Endorses Carrie Nation In Her Work Of Saloon
Smashing.

Bath. Feb 12.-The Civic League of
this city endorses Carrie Nation in her
work against saloons The members
of the league are perfecting plans to
proceed against saloon keepers and
owners Of buildings where liquor is sold
by injunction. The plan is to give fair
warning to all saloon keepers ana
should they fail to close their places
of business, to proceed against them
vigorously
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reiating to falsely assuming to be a
justice or an officer.
Bill an act to amend the charter of
"iuehlii and Bucksport Electric
Railroad Co.
ON an act to authorize the Augusta.
iai'o"eil ana Gardiner Railroad co. to
sen or tease its property and franchise.
Resolve in favor of Maine Home for
Friendless Boys.
heso!Fe providing for an epidemic or
emergency fund.
Resolve in favor of the Maine State
library.
was reported from same committee
ana pending second reading, tabled on
motion of Mr.. Pattangall of Machis.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED
An act entitled an act to establish
ward boundaries of the city of Bangor
I'm act to amend CHAPTER 16 of the
private and Special Laws of 1853. enti
tied an act to incorporate the North
Yarmouth Mutual Fire Insurance 90.
An act to supply the town Of Dexter
with pure water
Nm act to amend the charter of Par
sonsiield Seminary.
al AZ 10 incorporate the Little
churchill Stream Dam 90
An act to extend the charter Of the
kenEebec ANA Franklin railway.
An act to Incorporate the PushaW
lake railway
An act to provide for Il close time on
Lily pond in the town OF Shirley. cuun-
ty Of Piscatauuis.
An act to amend Chapter 90 Of The
Revised Statutes as amended BY Chap
ter A. of the Public Laws of 1899. per
tanning to inland fisheries ana game.
Tabled pending passage to be enacted
on motion of Mr.. Carleton of Winth-
rop.
An act to amend Chapter g. Of the
Public Laws of 1891. relating to The
taking of smelts
Resolve to apportion state senators
to the Legislature.
Resolve providing for the payment
70 the town Of Bucksport the amount
deducted from said towns proper: ion
of the school fund for the year 1889 on
account OF imperfect school return.
Resolve providing for the payment
to the town OF Eden the amount de
Quoted from said towns proportion of
the school fund for the year 1899 on
account of imperfect school return.
Resolve for the purpose of redeem
ing outstanding pledges in favor of
Eastern Maine Insane Hospital.
Resolve providing for the preserva-
ton Of regimental rolls in the adjutant
generals office.
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ORDERS OF THE DAY.

on motion of Mr.. Pettengin OF Rum
ford. the vote was rcconsidered whereof
bill in regard 70 the compilation and pub
LEGATION Of the sea and shore fisheries
laws was assigned for Thursday.
Mr. Pettengili: | desire to say that my
feeling at first was, inasmuch as We were
statutes, that this amount of money
might be saved. that by this bill We
would have compilation Of these laws
twice. once this year and once in two
wears when the statutes should be re-
yiscd But since making this assignment
our friends on the coast who are inter
eSted in this matter have explained 70
me the ectssity of having compilation
of these laws. They say that the various
laws extend over 4 series of years. and
in the interests Of those who make 4
livelihood by fishing there ought To be Il
compilation SO that the fishermen can
know what the law is. Therefore | move
that the rules be suspended and that
the bin take Its second reading at the
present time.
Mr. Hinklcv Of Jnnesport, offered
amendment a, adding the words ''"r per
sons" after the word 'perSon' in tho
fnurih line: also amendment Z. striking
out the words commissioner shall HE
his in thu. seventh line: also amendment
G. adding after the word report in the
eighth line the words shall toe filed.
MIR MaddockS Of B"othhaE Hhrb"r.
This is an important matter to the ptu-
NE who are engaged in fishing. You are
at aware that il is Very difficult mat
ter for a fisherman to ne possessed of
books relating To the laws of fshing' II
is also difficult Tor him to TAX" them in
his boat when he goes fishing W MI" We
are, loaded down with laws and Will" tn"
statutes have not been revised for Il or
is years. we come ana ask the LeSiSld
turc 10 make plain or laws ana our dut-
les II is about the first thing a man mas
to do when ne makes up his mind To eaten
fish to consult a lawyer or the books and
find out whether he can do So legally or
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND
I\SlE RANCE,

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give public hearings
in its room at the State House in Au-
gusta:
THURSDAY, FEB. II. 1871. at $50 a. NJ.
ON a resolve authorizing the compila
lion ana publication Of the insurance
laws If Maine.
THURSDAY. FEB. "a. 1901. at 9 81 A. NJ
ON an act 10 extend, the charter of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
+. {. BJRRILI.,
Secretary t,rn tenn
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MANUFACTURES.

The Committee on Manufactures will
give public hearings in its room at the
State House in Augusta. as follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Is. 1901, at =. vi.
ON the bill to reimburse the topogra phic
for their expenditures
amounting to $j01l.0S, during the past
two years Also the recommendation OF
a further appropriation of 5000 to be eX-
nended by the commission during Inc
wears 1901 and 1902.
BENZ. COFFIN, Secretary.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.

The Committee on the University OF
Maine will give public hearings in It's
room at the State House i'll Augusta as
THURSDAY. FEB A. 1871, at p NJ
an resolve in favor Of the University of
Maine for central steam heating and
pow LYNN V. FARNsWORTH, Sec.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Indian Affairs will
give public hearings in its room at the
State House as follows:
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 13, 1901, at p VI.
Hearing on appropriations to rebuilt
church for the Indians at Pleasant Point
In the town OF Perry.
HINKLEY for Com.
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Accidents come with distressing ire.
onency on the farm Cuts, bruises, stings
sprains. DR.. Thomas Eclectfic OH re-
lI.ves the pain Instantly. Never sAI'
without 1t.
"a " Is WkJ.n
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DECISION NOT OiVULGED.
Appointment Of Rev. M. C. 9'Brien as Bishop
Rec0nsidered.

Rome. Feb. 12-The propaganda fide,
at a meeting, Monday. reconsidered the
appointment of Rev. NJ. G. O'Brien Of
Bangor, Me The decision arrived At
has not been yet divulged.
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COUNCILLOR AppoRTIONMENT

The Committee on Councillor Appor-
tionment will give a public hearing to all
persons interested, ON Tuesday, Feb. -,
at 3 H. NJ. at the room of Committee OF
Legal Affairs.
+. &. BRYANT, President
S. S. THOKNTON. Secretary.
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s AI,AKIISS

The Committee on Salaries will give
public hearings in its rooms at the State
House follows:
Tt ESDAY. FEB. %. 1901, AT II \. Man
act relating 10 increase in the salaries of
the Judges Of the Supreme court Of
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-13

1t has been definitely decided that the
British squadron cruising in Jamaica
waters will call at Havana after sail
ing hence Saturday.
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Warships at Colombia.

Colon. Colombia. Feb. la.-The United
States Sunhoat Bancroft which returned
mere from Bocas Del Toro. has complete
htr surveys and will sail for key West.
today. The British sloop-of-war BuzZar,i
Is still here. The British second-Clas:
cruiser Phaeton is lying at Panama.
Billy Gardner of Lowell. knocked our
fatsey Haley Of Buffalo. m IT,. in the
l4th round, Tuesday night before the
Queen City Athletic club at Manches-
ter, n. H.
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

Bill. an act to ratify the purchase by
the Sagadahoc Light and Power Com
pany of the property. rights ana fran
chises of the Bath Electric Light and
Power Company, Bath Gas and Elec-
trio Company, ana the Bath Gas Light
Company. and to give further rights to
the said Sagadahoc Light and Power
Company.
Bill. an acttoauthorize the andre
scoggin Railroad Company To convey
it's interest in the Androscoggin Rall-
road to the Maine Central Railroad
Company.
Bill. an act to extend the charter OF
the Ellsworth Street Railway Com
pany.
Bill. an act to authorize the SkoWhe-
gan & Norridgewock Railway ana
Power Company to extend its line 10
and into the town of Smthfield.
Bill. an act to prohibit the sale y
trout in Hancock county.
Bill. an act to extend the rlghtS'
powers and privileges Of the Eastpoi
Street Railway Company
Bill. an act granting Alexis Morn
eault the right to erect ana MAINTAIN
piers and booms on the Saint Johh
river in the town Of Grand Isle.
Bill an act relating to fshlng loi
togue through the ice.
Bill. an act to merge the Knox x LIN
coin Railway in the Maine Cehtrai
Railroad Company.
Bill an act to regulate fishing III
Grand Lake stream and at the Quiet "
Grand lake, Washington county.
Bill, an act to incorporate the LII
coin Electric Railway Company
Bill an act to amend Chapter 2oo u
the Private and Special Laws OF lo'''
entitled an act to enable the prop !
tors of Bangor bridge to dispose VI
their bridge property. - 90
Bill. an act to amend Sectloii II
CHAPTER 12S of the Revised Statute7 -
amended by Chapter 1870 OF the
Laws of 1899. relating TO trathp9'
Was read twice and tabled OH i'o
ton of Mr.. Chase of Portland. o,
Resolve in aid of Navigation vi
lake. 49,. Gov. the
Resolve for an appropriation for 'ns
| &c ,ba commissioner of sea anu
shore fisheries. ceic
peso,ve in favor of Joseph Sep9l''
commemorative of the Passamaquo"uS
tribe of Indians. Doo
Resolve in favor of Thomas - 49,
representative of the PenopscoI
of Indians. chil-
Resolve in favor Of the Bangor nm
drens' Home. .,,ro,,s
Resolve in favor of the Chiiur@" :
| Aid Society of Maine. c.be
| Resolve making appropriation io' -
| panobscot tribe Of Indians ~,
Resolve making appropriate
the Passamaquoddy tribe of lndia''''
PASSED 10 DE ENGRos>ID
| Bill. an act to incorporate ti'e
port Water 60. -,,an p OF
| Rill. an act to amend Secti ,,tee
! CHAPTER IT, of the Revised
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INDIAN AEEAIRS

BY Mr.. Carr of old ToWn-Bil. an
act to regulate membership and the
rights of membership in the Penobscot
Tribe of Indians
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TEMPER A\CE.

BY Mr.. Stevens Of Bluenill-Remon-
STRANGE of \. y. Osgood ana - others
citizens of Bluehill. against resubmis-
sion of prohibitory amendment; Of
HadIey T. Burrill ana Il others. citi-
zenS Of Dedham. against same.
BY Mr.. Hoxie Of Fairfield-R em"n-
STRANGE of Geo. II. Palmer and % others
against some.
BY Mr.. jackson of Remon-
STRANGE of Mary +. TrOWant and .
others Of Bremen; Of Hugh Kerr ana
% others of against same.
PENOHSCOT COUNTY DELEG ALTON.
BY Mr.. Dunn of Orono-Petition of
Frank II. Topper and % others of Ban
gor. that commissioners of Penobscot
county may be authorized 70 erect
court house.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
OF WILMINGTON, DEL.

fortune in oil stock of the Eastern Texas
Oil, Gas and Mineral Company of Wilmington, Del
Stares full and nonassessabe
No stock sold after operation b gins which is expected to be
within ninety days.
The Company thy hundred fee in the cee
braed Nacogdoches Oil district Eastern Texas NJ H. Townsend
Of Columbus Texas Il regard the securing of oil land
as practically certain"
H. Byas Colorado county says: There undoubtedly oil
under land"
Thoma Bouden of Garwood Texas says: I'm my estimation
better oil proposition than within mile Of Spindle
Beaumont. That will oil is practically certain
fifty barrel we'll will stockholders forty per share
their investments. What will gusher do?
Ours is mutual company all sharing alike No salaries paid
business proposition The stock gilt
the cap azaon small and the profits will be vded the
stockholders.
Write PROSPECTUS subscriptions stock H. A.
Miller Secretary, 1901 Rodney ST. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26

the fact that the funeral OF Judge Will
son, who was senior counsel for Ad-
mlral Schley, occurs this afternoon.
Rayner Now Leading Counsel.
Admiral Schley said to newspaper
man that since the death Of former
Judge Wilson. Attorney General Isidor
Rayner OF Maryland, would be the
leading counsel in his case, and that
he would be assisted by Captain James
Parker, Of New Jersey, and by NJ. A.
league, of Baltimore. as an expert as
sistapt. Mr.. Rayner will contiaSo to
conduct the cross examination Of wit
nesses as he has been doing and the
other gentlemen will continue in the
same capacity they occupied up TO the
time Of Judge Wilson's death.
Mr.. Rayner stated that II 1t became
necessary in the preparation or alb
Btracting of the voluminous documents
in the case to employ assistant counsel
or il he should be unavoidably absent
at any time that proper arrangement
will be made for that purpose.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
YANKEES WIN
OVER BRITONS
Yale and Harvard Defeat
Oxford and Cambridge
Americans Had Field Events TO Them
selves, While BritiSherS RVenCd
Up in SprintiDg

New York. Sept. 2G.-The athletes Of
Yale and Harvard met tho athletic rep.
resentatives of oxford and Cambridge
Universities yesterday at Berkeley
oval in track and field events, and,
as was expected, the Drawn and muscle
of the American collegians proved to
be too much for the visitors, the
Americans winning six out of the nine
events on the program.
Between the American universities
honors were equally divided, Harvard
and Yale each winning three events,
The oxford representatives failed to
gain point for the visiting team. the
light blue of Cambridge being in front
in all three contests which we're won
by the Englishmen.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
YERKEs ANp PALM NorIEIEp.
Democratic Candidates In Pennsyl.
Vania Hear Of Their Nomination.

Democratic Candidates In Pennsyl.
vania Hear of. Their Nomination.
Philadelphia, Sept 26.-Judge Har-
man Yerkes, OF Bucks county, Demo-
cratic nominee for supreme court
judge, and Representative Andrew J.
Palm, Of Crawford county, nominee for
state treasurer, we're yesterday after
noon formally notified of the nomina-
tion at the Continental hotel There
was present a large company OF Demo-
Gratis from every part of the state.
Judge Lucien w. Doty, Of Westmore-
land county, made the notification
speech. The speeches of Judge Yerkes
and Mr.. Palm, in reply, left no doubt
that within 30 days of the election Mr.
Palm will withdraw in favor of the
Union party's candidate for state treas
urer, e. A. Coray, Jr., and thereby per-
feet fusion,
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
NUGGETS oE NEWS.

Automobiles will be used in trasport-
ing mail from Minneapolis sub-statfons
10 the main office.
The steamer Sierra, from Australia.
yesterday hroug over S2.500000 in
gold into san Francisco.
The pcaimssters Of the United
States at Atlantic City elected T. b.
Dickerson, Of Detroit president
The supreme senate of the knights
Of the Ancient Essenic Order in session
at Cincinnati adjourned last night to
meet in Cincinnati again in 1903.
At meeting of representative maca-
roni manufacturers of the United
States. held in ST. Louis yesterday
the wholesale price of that article Of
diet was advanced a half cent pei
pound.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
HoId.up Men ou.el,Iy cauaht.

Platte City, Mo. Sc9t. ga few
days ago superintendent Hchl. of the
Burlington route, received letter, un-
signed. mailed at WaiGr1n. Mo, de-
manding of the Bur'ing on tha $4,000
be deposited by a cer.ein lisht on the
public road below Wlldron. or the
tracks would be blown up vita dyna-
mite The police went 20 the place at
the appointed time and captured John
and James Sanderson. one OF whon
has confessed, duplicating his brother
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
LAeoR Leaders REPLY
eompers and Mitchell Want Committee
70 Investlaate shaffer's Charaes.

Gompers and Mitchell Want Committee
TO Investigate shaffer's Charges.
New York. Sept. 26.-In an open let
ter issued yesterday at the Ashland
House. Samuel Gompers. president of
the American Federation of Labor, and
vice president of the Cigar Makers In
ternational Union. and John Mitchell.
president of the United Mine Workers
of America and second vice president
Of the American Federation of Labor
challenged Theodore j. Shaifer, of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers, to prove his
statements recently made against
them. They ask that committee Of
three members of organized labor be
appointed to investigate the charges.
and If IL finds them guilty they will at
once resign from the various Offices
held by them.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
WHITE HOUSES NEW MISTRESS
Mrs. Roosevelt Now a Permanent Resi-.
dent Of the Capital.


Washington, Sept. 26.-Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt. the wife of the Presi.
dent. took up her permanent residence
I'm Washington last night, when, as
mistress of the White House, she oc-
oupied apartments there for the first
time. She reached the city about $50
o'clock. bringing with her two of the
Roosevelt children. governess and
housekeeper. Colonel bingham the su-
perintendent Of public buildings and
grounds. met the party at the station
at the request of the President, and
escorted them TO the White House.
President Roosevelt met Mrs Roose-
welt and the children at the porte
cochere OF the White House. Apart
ments in the southwestern part of the
building have been specially fitted up
for the new presidential family. New
carpets and furniture have been
bought and some painting and var
nishing done
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
Another steel strIke Probable.

Chicago. Sept. 26.-Another strike of
steel workers, that may extend to the
South Chicago plant of the Illinois
Steel company, is a probability. With
in three days of the settlement of the
Amalgamated Association strike the
Bayview steel workers have declared
their intention of again abandoning
work because of a radical reduction of
their wage scale.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
MOB THREATENS NEGROES
shelbyVille Jail Is Heavily Guarded to
Prevent LYnchinn.

SheIbyVlIIe jail Is Heavily Guarded to
Prevent Lynehina.
Louisville KY. Sept. 26.-The Jail at
Shelbyville is being heavily guarded to
prevent the lynching of Anna Field. a
negro woman, and Jumbo Field and
Clarence Garnett. negro boys. William
Hart, printer was found dying in a
path leading to the Field woman's
house on Saturday. They have CON
fessed to the murder and all three
have been indicted. On Monday night
40 masked men made an attack upon
the Jail and succeeded in breaking in
the door and getting into the corridors,
but they could not get into the pris-
oners' cage. The jailer summoned
a posse and managed to beat them off.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
Serious Fire In dakota Town.

Custer, S. D., Sept. 26.-The finest
business block and nine other build
ings in this city were almost destroyed
by fire yesterday The estimated loss
is $4,000, with some insurance. The
IRE is supposed to have been Of incen-
diary origin.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
Judne WllsonIs Funeral.

Washington. Sept 26.-The funeral
Of jeremiah NJ. Wilson. who was Ad-
miral Schley's senior counsel, will be
held this afternoon in the Church of
the Covenant, in this city. The hon
orary pallbearers will include. among
others, Secretary of Agriculture VII.
son, General John NJ. Wilson, formerly
chief of engineers, u. S. A.; Admiral
Dewey and Rear Admiral Schley.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
York Speeding Toward Manitoba.

Fort William, Ont, Sept. 26-The
special train bearing the Duke and
Duchess Of Cornwall and their travel
ing companions westward TO British
Columbia spent the day on the rugged
north shore of Lake Superior. Last
night they had put Fort William and
the lake behind them and were speed
ing on towards Manitoba.
Evening journal., 1901-09-26
EavorabIe Reports Of Ms. MoKlnIey.

Canton. o., Sept. 26-Favorable re-
ports continue to come from Mrs. Nc
Kinley. She has not experienced any
real change, but for the last week
has had no symptoms of relapse. and
gives every indication of steadily re-
gaining her normal condition. DR..
Rixey said last night that she remains
practically in the same condition. The
usual visit was made to the cemetery
yesterday morning, and a good part of
the afternoon was spent driving in
the country.