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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

| ~ 20" "'io'' 'He stoiS goes, he went
into the room where the boys were
asleep and awakened them. \ frolic
as usual followed. and one of the lit.
| tie fellows jumped over the bed. clear
ing it in his leap.
| There SAID The boy. you are
President Of tn" United States, but Won
| can't do that"
| According To the story, the Presto. III
| threw of as coat and SHOES and vault
ed over the bed. as the boy had dom.
President Hayes was nothing of It
| sportsman. lie took serious views of
HE. and spent his time largely with
his books. his family ana in o,l;ct
walks ana rides. He appears 10 have
hecn almost without anusemcnt.. such
| rs most men indulge He gave much
attention to his farm i'll Ohio. and after
retiring from the presidency gained
something OF a reputation as a hicE,n
raiser. lie cared less for driving than
m"st OF the Presidents ana W. are not
told that h" played any games.
General I. :. Grant. while President.
took consid "ra bic interest in .lnr.;.-
mcnt$. His favoritc game of cards
was Boston" which he us".i 40 ,!nv
Of an evening with som" Of his friends
notably General Rufus Ingalls, "nd
General Van Nlict. He walked about
through the streets: much frequently
stopping to greet Il friend and to pass
= few words with him. But General
Grants faVoritc amusement was Griv-
ing. 1t il said that there was not a
mile Of road within ten miles Of the
4 - nil .I vol, iE,, II.
more than once.
Andrew Johnson while an occu.,:.tt of
the Whit" House appears to have becn IA
SOM what taciturn and silent nla
As during lincon's tim The trouh'cs
which surrounded th, ...imini>ti:. tiut nf
trCSld"nt EuchIEan 81 uNcr-hdt.p I'D AiS
private life that little is left ~ \, ait his
amuScm"ntS.
Franklin Pierce whiic president iu>i;ci
"a tAc White il"usr and Visited ~ Ia. ir
homes a large circle ri friends. - lccI lily
the congressional delegation from Nv
Hampshire. Mr.. Pierce sVcry d9r wnIlr
congress WA III session visited tr.. ',.ui-
tel. and Il WAS his custom i, WAX from
tn" ENrcut!N" Mansion - tapij,L Iiill
;tlonG Pennsylvania avenue. hn,,i..g I,
almost everybody he me-. hi daily
etit"ti"nIl was is prinpl'ai recreation
daring the day
-. siuc,.t TAYLOR wa an cd n.ta .ud
his health WAS broken in camp. ianin-.
and his chief recreation WIS horS"bac.;
ndlh% through thv northwestern SO ion
nf tho city.
Willard Fillmore entered thr Matte
Uousc upon thu dcath Of General TAYLOR.
ana for Il time the shadow III th.. uuiiun's
loss huhG over his administers tiur. Mt.
I'll m"r"'s pastimtS was walking along
l"nnSN lNania avenue and in Iii .i::;
through the streets Of the city. cs9c.i lily
out t. GEORGETOWN. where tn ,li;. OF the
city then lived
Within TIL larger circ!. Of Iash.un v4e
z smaller one "f ntmatCS WIG rld on
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PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Ail Work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
L.. Dennis. Augusta. Also instruction at
pianos ana organs. Orders by NATL viii
receive prompt attention. Willis f.. TraSk.
Rural Free Delivery No. >. Augusta. Me
references. Mrs. T.. T.. Davis, G. r. FlyBt
and Mrs. H. T.. Goodrich, Augusta.
oct.S(dtf
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IN" llrst agreeable disappointment
ana surprise We're caused when il was
Off tally announced that no such APP
Ilication would tc made to the couu-
try, and that the King was in II posi-
ton TO satisfy his own liza biities with
out the assistance Of the treasury. and
this surprise has developed into posi-
tive enthusiasm Oh the discovery that
tn" King IS not q spcndthrift, nor cX-
traNagdnt as sovereign. but an aStute
business man, i fitting monarch for 4
nation which takes the lead Of the
world in business matters, and VINO.
apparently imbued with the chara,-
tcristic British horror Of waste ANA
useless extravaganza. has introduced
economy ana business principles into
..vciY branch ana department Of his
court without in the least dcSr"" af-
fcctinS its splcudor or its dignity.
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HORSE

y STEADY. RELIABLE HORSE
Sheer. Immediately; one VINO Is niiiIny-
to do a few chores; care of horse ami
COW: constant employment the year
round 10 Q right man. Can or address
II. Y. Dudley. Winthrop Center. Maine.
oct3ldGw:1
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WANTED-4lt woodsrncn at ONE. Gar
fare paid 10 tn" woods. Apply to II. r.
Dunlap Employment Agency. Gardiner.
Me, BOX Sei noylJiws
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MRS. CRAM. CLhTRVOYANT, rau leo
consulted on health or BUSINESS. Refer
ences from leading business people. Hour-
from IL A. n. 10 10 l.. NJ. Case taken b.
mall. No. Capitol ST., Augusta. Me
uoV5.dlw-
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WAETED-Salcsman calling on ln,ul,cr
CAMPS and large supply trade tn represent
rcIiabl" buttcrine manufactures. Stat"
particulars as to experience. "Nanuf.Lt.-
turer.' Box COT, Providence. Il. ].
al
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'rn" rnlv gcoplc who criticisc tie
new order VI things are those mrm-
hcr, uf thu rnval household. court
,i1cials ana royal servants, pas: ana
r.-,.s. ~. Who hnv" found themselves
deprived of Prerequisites and "f pick
iEEs that h"rtrr"d on what might b"
described as stcaingS. Indeed. only
t!,"s, who have been CONNIE. ted mith
Yor,ign courts can form amy id"a ~
Tie extraordinary abuses which tNISt
lh.ro.
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Tic only serious danger in the situa-
ton is the fac. that the clergy and rS-
pecially the monastic orders. who have
been held until now in check by the
Pope. have got beyond papal control in
political ma tiers. being worked up to a
positive boiling pitch against the gov
crnmcnt by tic latter's announcein mt
of its termination to not only diminish
in IL very extensive dcgrc" the treasury
payments TO t5n clergy. but. likewise.
to subject the religious orders TO al
sorts Of fiscal obligations in the way Of
taxes and dues. from which uniiI now
they have been exempt. To what eX-
tcrt tha rl.rgy ere getting beyond the
control of the Vatican is shown by the
extra ordinary utteranc<s of the 'ardi-
nal Archbishop Of Barcelona. asSailinp
the government and virtually inviting
the devout not only to disobey II. but
actually to rise in revolt against it.
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Then. too. he is very closeii~ted and
does not wish to risk any of his own
money in such a venture as a CarliSt
irsurrection. well aware by past ex-
perience that the larger number Of
those who take part therein are nan
VINO have nothing at stake or to lose
excepting their worthless lives. and
everything to win in the shape o.
spells.
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WANTED-Everyon to know, that 10y
climbing the stairs at 80 Water street
beside Augusta Savings bank. YOU can
save from - to - cents on every dollar
musical merchandise YOU hay. The
latest popular sheet music at 100 rer
copy; over 800 TO select from. Everythin;,
II musical goods Frank a. Dennis.
No. -. oct3n.dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr. Charles Sumner Carleton. the SET
known teacher and singer. Of Portland.
mas. ut tn" request of several pupils de
voted Tuesdays and evening, for iiistrIIc-
ton in singing, IN Gardiner. Studied four
years in italy-bcSt masters-Itallan
Method. Terms reasonable. Address.
Goodcu & Co. Gardiner. nov.diw-
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been unable to verify the story SO far
But. inasmuch as Nathalie has for
years past made her home dltOge Their in
France. associates almost exclusively
with French people, and has been
shamefuily treated by her husband ana
son and subjected to much neglect
and inG!atitudc By the court Of Rus
STA. it is quite possible that she may
have severed her connection with the
Greek church. which showed itself so
1ontcmptitly piiable to the wishes Of
her disrcpntab!c husband. the late
EinG Of Milan. first 0: ali granting
rim Il decree Of ,.ivorce against her
then cancellng it. and then reissuing
il. 81 ,h2' in The "nd neither She herself
n any, NJ els" knew for certain whcth-
or sh" was divorced ornut. Moreover. as
most OF her troubles with her huS-
band and with the ScrIian govern
M ut % .g!natcd with her .nlcaNor, u
prHn;otc the interests Of the iand Of her
birth namely. I.us<ia-in Ser, IL. ana
to increase Muscovitc influence there
at tn eAparsc Of that % Austrii. she
has every right to feel hurt ut the
honors accorded by the Gar ana
tzarina some ,lonthS ago to her for
iG"r attendant, now the wife Of her
son, honUrS ana distinctions which. in
spite Of all her services in Russia,
We're never conceded to her.
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LIFE READING--Six questions an
swcred for &C.. concerning business ami
social affairs. Mae Belle Bertvn. Angus
ta. Nc. RoX rs. ort:.djru.
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l.; reply to a question which has
reached me Us TO who are "i1ofsJI;ig'
that is 20 say. who have II right to
presentation AT the court IL Herlin--f
Wouid shy that every man from the
rank Of lieutenant upwards in thn
ariEY. and of counselor of the foutt III
ciaSe upwards in civil life, as we'll IS
bcn"i, "a clc4gy. IcCtLrS Of publ, arad
cmicf and universities. members OF
Parliament, etc. or course, their an
trCadents. character. etc. are passed
upon ~ thu Officials If the department
Of the grand master OF the ceremonies,
proving satisfactory that the right Of
presentation is conceded and that trt
individual ia question becomes
"hnitahig' ~ a general rul" the
Wifi. nf every man who is ''hoffahig' is
L, GaIded as being. likewise, "hoffdbis
ana has been presented to the
Emperor and Empress, previous to
which her antecedents and status axe
subjected to severe scrutiny. The first
step III this direction is to secure an
Introduction through one Of the ladies
III t!a court to the Countess BrockdOrff.
VINO il grand mistress Of the household
Of the Empress. The daughters of
officials regarded as "hoffahig' do not
share their mothers privileges in this
respect unless they happen 10 belong
t. families Of the old nobinty-that is
ID WY. rights III birth TO be considered
us 'hGifanig."
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\ GOOD CAPABLE GIRL for general
housework. References required Apply
10 Mrs. Thomas Cooper. IS East Cr-sceu.
St oct9Jtf
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King Alfonso Of Spain il back AT NJ
drld from his summer homo ut san
SEBASTIAN ana viii not leave his tapi-
tai again until he has attained his ma
jority and assumes the rcins of govern
fnent. which viii take place ucxt Mly.
80 much has been written about TIL.
royal Lad tnrt. in spite Of Iii, being
on" or IL" most interesting figures OF
the rcigning houses Of Europe. there. r..
mains but little to add. save to ,-all at
t"ntion 10 the extraordinary i.Nucnc.
which n" exercises over horses and in
uctd. over every kind Of animals His
horses not only know him. hut ar. de-
voted 70 him 10 most extraordinary
degree. 10 teaches th,m ali sorts u.
trIy rs. ANA they seem "a understand
him in a way that - absolutely mar
""l"us. He never takes out the sarne
hors" TWO days following. ?voids in
fact fIN"ring one Of his na-S at the ~.
p'rse "f the Other. ana if u, onl.
shows half as much cl.r-rncss i'll TIL"
management " his subjects as H. does
in tn" ma na-rncnt or mis- horses thcr..
Is 40 doubt but that he viii prove tho.
most popular and successful sovereign
who has ever ruled over Spain.
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WANTED - Situations tor general
hprs.Work girls, second girls and cooks
al ID Water 81. CAL at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Thursday. If wanting help. Mrs. Tizz,-
Reyes Employment Bureau, - Wafer
ST. oct2i,dtf
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Very persistent ands apparently
authoritative reports are current in
the European press to The effect that
Queen Nathalie Ct Sclvia has hoc"ri" =
cnnrcft t. Roman tatholit iSn. nave
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It is rather difficult 70 understand
what IN going on in The tarliSt camp.
for while on tn on" hand there. is a
Nclr markcd activity in Carlist circle.
nil alnng tn" northern frontier Of tho
kiFrdom. larG" guan.iti"s of ar1rs and
tarli%l literature, finding tEcir way IN
- til" kingdom ana iHtr the hands or
tarlist a.iEc-rrt~. il j. equally true
that Don Carlos has. through his ac-
credited ana recognized representative
notified all CarliSt leaders that they
would hc deprived az their rank and
their "honorS' and expelled from tnc
tarli>t organization if they dared to
t2kc Tart III any Carlist rising at the
present iunaturc. The fact Of the mat
ter seems "a ne that I'll" tarlst leaders
tired of waiting. have resolved TO force
the Prcrcnd"r'S hand by rising in re-
h"llion against tho government with
"rt his consent and in defiance Of his
.rt.,FS. convinced that once the r,,yo-
luton is in fun swing he will have no
alternative but to assume its control
;,nd direction. no matter how rcluct-
antly: or failing him. his son Don
Jaime. who is now in til. South of
France, SATISFACTORILY rcar III" Span
ssh frontier, would take his place. The
reluctance OF Don Carlos L.. Of course
due to the fact that he has been
threatened by both the Italian gov
eminent and by the Austrian authori-
tics with expulsion in the event of his
taking part in any inshrrectionlry
movement against the Spanish crown.
ana inasnurh as his luxurious winter
home is in Venice, where he owns the
Loredan palace. while his summer res
idcnce is q magnificent ountry seat
and huge domain in Austria, he does
not wish TO incur any such penalties as
those with which he is Threatened by
both Austria and Italy.
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WANTED-A position by lady stenus-
raph.r. y graduate Of Shaw's E:uSincSs
college, Portland. Address Box ~.
Weeks Mills. Nc. novtdlw@
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PLAIN SEN ING TO 20 AT HOME
! max" q speciality of cutting aud making
childrcns clothes. | will cali on receipt
Of postal. Cecilia MagUire. Columbia 81
near Trotting park. Augusta. uoy2diw+
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VIOLIN EEp.LEING-I have taken \
Boston houses agency. II. l.. toorphs.
+. .. Box. i53. Togus. Me. ocil7d3Ws
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WANTED-I.arge tract OF spruce tin,
bcr land cheap and accessible. Wilcox
81 broadway, New York. nov. dJt'
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TEE ADAMS HOUSE, AUGUSTA. M.
Contains -. f'",iu~. steam heat. "u t"itss
juc 81 FOCUS. Hiiiuv"ll aud Gardiner.
rh" C4TniehnGs INST y" SOLD hE N"t. y
i.li.p cuLNtantly Tiled Nrli lo .arid at
Ia. gain. u. r. Adams, Prop.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A youni, girl to do light
houscworlS. Al No. . East Crescent 81.
noEJ.Jtf
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FOR SALE.

FAIR rF Hack NATIVE. HORSES
wri1hiI., between 21.' and go pounds.
Good drivers and workers. s"Y"n wears
old. Il. y. Jones. cross I'LL nov1.d3w'
ON. JERSEY COW ANA ono heavy
hr,.p r. ~ ,;rtchelI. Peoples H." 90.
~ o,r,,yt 81. Augusta nnNi1tf
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WANTbD-A secondhand rotary bed
piaHcr. Win. II. Moody. Liberty. Me.
S.Itg6 dir
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For SALE The property e.tnri"'i 80
.orDcr nr Water aCu Academy streets ia
iaIlnweil. lnu|ire of W. ). N""'isid".
Il .IIIiow-cll Market. urt"S'Iew
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sultan of Morocco, is in the latter's do
minions. Whereas Sir Harry. howev-
, or, was formerly an officer of the Brit
ISL army. Sir Lloyd Mathews was Il
former officer of the English navy
from which he retired after thc first
NSh2ntce war lin which he took partl
with the rank Of lieutenant II was
/ then that he entered the service of the
sultan of Zanzibar. organizing his
army, which was :, work of consid-
cradle difficulty. for remember his
'riiinS Sir Frederick Lugard in 1855
'hat running anok' was 50 frequent
"lnonG his troops that only the officers;
""uld Dc allowed 10 retain thci,- am
hamilton. Short in stature. su;,l.yyh,i
HH"ti!icd TO be Corpulent. he WAS II de.
liGhtful companion. and, particularlv
at his charming homo ut ZanZiuar. i'm
pressed one us being almost as much
Of IN Arab Of tn" b"s, irJ,,. ~ Of Al
honest Englishman. Indeed i.min
faShii, the German explorer. declares
IN his book that General Mathews in
his oriental +. sidcncc. with tn, licht
streaming through rosr-colorcd win
doWs or i@weled weapons. Moorish
lamps and wonderful rugs ana caruats.
reminded him Of 4 grand yizicr in the
Thousand ana ono Nights Entertain
ment"
That he. rendered very valuable scr-
vices to Gctmany is evident from the
fatt mat tn" Kaiser conferred upon
HIM the grand cross of his order of ,he.
rfoNh. l:ut at the sam. time il was
Matthew'S alone WHO prevented Ger
many from absorbing the whole or
what is now ',ncWn as British East
.;frica at the time when. l6 or T. wears
ago. the German colonT Of East NJ
Il"a Mas created. Ii fact. the lat. Sir
i-!oNd may h' looked upon as having
been one Of the british empire builders
ara also as one of thos" remarkable
gentlemen aINtnturcrs who. by their
honesty. coura"" and ENTERPRISE have.
won III" confidence of Oriental potcn-
tat"s IN such a manner as 30 b. in
vested with almost Nicc-rrEal powers,
in IN" utilization az Whicl. they with
W"ndcrful tact managed to cUrnbn
their obligations to their cmploy.r with
those TO the land Of their birth and IT,
civilization. serving the interests o. al
three without ever giving any cause
~ suspicion to thair dusky master.
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FOR SA1.E-ScrIars piano. good cnntii
don. secondhand, great bargain. tcrrss
right, Sheldon & Sawtcllc. Attornnys-at
Law Augusta. Nc pct.1. dim
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TO LET.

CONVENIENT HOUSE. with stable
No. ::2 School s. Ir"riire of A. NJ Wight
Water St, or at 81 School St.
rto1 diff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-16
MoUNDsvILLE.
Events Yesterday in the Marshall
Comfy Town.
The Council Has surr.r,

The Council Has Surrendered.
AS was intimated in the Register last
Sunday, the City Council has dropped
from the lofty heights to which it ele-
waited itself and hit the saloon keepers
half way between the license fee fixed
by Council and the rates of last year,
and reduced the fee to $500 for the year
beginning May LIST with no rebate for
the first half OF the present month, dur
ing which time the saloons have been
closed
The secret caucus which was to have
been held last Friday evening was not
held until Tuesday evening, when it was
pulled off with the above result. Yes
terday morning the NEST Of the saloons
were opened up but were closed by tn
marshal, who appeared to be ignorant
of the move made by the city solons,
but later an agreement was made and
they were reopened. Licenses will be
taken out for eight or nine saloons at
the regular meeting of Council this eve
ming 1t is indeed pitiable sight to
see a body of men supposed to be the
representative men of the city adopt a
measure and within thirty days reverse
their own decision.
A gentleman who was present at the
caucus, states that the votes to reduce
the fee was: Ayes-Messrs. Grow, Davis,
Fox, Hess, Mathews, Maxwell and
Younken Noes-Messrs. Booher, Hodg-
man, Rodgers, Voitle and Wade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-16

ter part of the week from New Albany.
where she has been visiting friends
DIR. Cochran has returned to Fair
mont after brief visit to friends here.
James Sands, the Sixth street grocer,
was in Wheeling on business yesterday
Chas. Holderman, of North Benwood,
returned home yesterday from Grafton.
Mrs. DR.. Wilson has returned to her
home in Powhatan after a visit to re-
latives here.
Mrs. Custer and daughter, of Phila-
delphia, are the guests of Mrs. S. Haw
kins, of this city.
The Ohio River road had a force of
men at work yesterday improving the
track below the depot.
John Carpenter left yesterday for
Mead, where he has been called by the
serious illness of his brother
iBenwood is preparing to send large
delegation to BellaiFe Saturday to at
tend the John Robinson circus.
The wheeling Traction Company had
d lOIC6 Ol lHClI dL WI n VII ANOl Ill kh1A-
shall street yesterday repairing the
track
John Kearns was arrested yesterday
afternoon on a charge of drunkenness.
Mayor Shepherd will give him hear
ing this morning.
Prof. May of Fairmont, but who for
ten years was the principal of the Ben
wood school, was in the city yesterday
the guest of friends.
Last evening in the office OF o. A.
Jockey, a business meeting of the
Home State Mining Company was held.
Routine matters were transacted.
The Blue Ribbon hall will be closed
from the 31st, of the present month,
until the 10th of June, for the purpose
of having the hall improved and cleo
trio fans placed in it.
State Bank Examiner Kendall was
in the city Tuesday night and made an
examination of the books of the local
banks He stated that he found the
books in excellent condition.