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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. c..
July 16.-The indications for thirty-six
hours, commencing Tuesday, July1 at
10 p. m. are as follows:
For Missouri Slightly cooler: rain, fol-
lowed Tuesday night by warmer; fair,
variable winds.
For Kansas: Stationary temperature
followed Tuesday by warmer, fair variable
winds; fair weather.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
BETTER WITH AGE.
An institution whose Good Works In
crease With Its Years

An institutlon whose Good Works In
crease With Its Years
Twenty-tnree years ago yesterday Prof. G.
G. Svensbsrg then a young man and almost
a stranger in the city. founded the Grand
Rapids Business College. BY energy. per-
severance, strict honesty and integrity IN
all bis dealings. the proprietor OF this ew
famous training school. had the sstisiac-
ton Of seeing his college gro
into public favor and popularity
until its reputation for thoroughness
and good work with students, stool sec0ud
70 none In the county. The representative
business men of Grand Rapids were not
slow IN recognizing the beLehts Of such an
institution ia their midst. as they found
their best clerks. bookkeepers, and other
employees 10 be graduates ofthat institution,
and many have been the Endorsements
written for this school.
A little over sixteen years ago, j. Frederic
Bsars, cashier of the National City Bank, at
that tine called the City National Bank. in
dorsed the college IN words that had no un-
certain meaning at that time, and after all
these years he again writes the proprietor,
Professor Swensoerg. indorsing the school.
The following letter Is the one written by
Mr.. Baars so long ago. and lately reindorsed:
Mr.. S,censberg: DEAR SIR:-My three
sons have received the benefits of
the Grand Rapids Business College,
under your immediate management
aud which knowledge they have
put into practical use. and furthermore,
(having young men from your institution
under my personal control) am prepared
to speak OF its value from experience aud
personal observation. | am willing at all
times TO indorse the merits of your worthy
institution. / consider 1t the duty OF
mn fr, a thnrnIfp ID
business education, no matter what his tu-
| ture occupation may be.
Wishing you continued success, | re-
main yours truly.
J. FREDERIC BAARs, JR.,
Cashier City National Bank, Grand Rap
| ids. Michigan.
II is needless 70 say that on this the
| 23rd anniversary of the birth of thi:
college the many friends of Professor
| Swensberg will unite in wishing him con-
tinued prosperity and success in his geo
work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
ls pollcs couHr.
The 42xshsiI csss ssd Its Dss slsps @ssts
fze - asa nfs- Rogers


Ia Polies Cart ysslsfdsy he csss Of
Charles A eaittsa8sn. fsF cruelty abusing
= horse. was scj5arne1 oYsr 70 January 50.
PsisE Petsrsen. tss y02Ia sn0 stole s0aae
anal toys ltola LsoasTc x s0as stare. wAs
seatsBeed 10 tea azys IA AL Tks case of
MARTA Eisrcs. easfgsd .i-h ksspiog :
koslss Of la af&ass cane uP ara sas al
jOarne1 - January =. ibfes saloon csses
xers aejoaTBed oysf
The case u Ibosnss Il Asrshsl arrested
On eongising o. kuesn< R9oy for disorder
~ conduct, vas tried before . Jury a. the
afternoon session. A4rshsl. who 5 COOK
al the Bs~ k4lbban h0Gse, wts
charxsd with using insaifng language 10
An. Rogers. lsndIaiy OF tie house. From
the tesii nony h appears that the soeas oc-
c1Ffsa In tne kitchea with Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs Msrsbsll, koby snd some Of the ser
Sants present. saen Marshall accused Mrs.
Rogers of indeesnt conduct viii the board
era. and said tnst kooys s4olhss had been
found ia her room. Minnie Dalton. =
waiter. vas one OF TIE witnesses tor the de
fsnse, aud she testified toat Roby had said
10 heF that Il she ~9uli not tell on toe
sand what she nad seea she would be well
paid i0r II after the tFlsl Mrs. Long, an
other waiter, IN giving her testimony iof
tue leicDses satI that ko0s hAa utc1
to get her not 10 testify 70 what she had
seen. aud told her that shs could avoid Il
By saying that shs ouly stepped into the
rOon n. and aid not SEE anything. going i'm
msdiately 10 bsr own r30n. Ol the day Ia
question Il ssems that Aarshsll complained
about being short OF help. when R0by inter
iervd. aud after some not words. ch0ked
Marshall severely, Marshall made an effort
10 have ROoy arrested Tor assault aud bat
terry. but being unable to give security tor
costs the Prosecuting Attorney refused 10
issue . warrant Mrs. Rogers Was formerly
a clerk In q well known cry goods house on
AoDroe-st.. aud her daughter was sent TO
the Adrian Reform School few years ago.
Roby Is would-be lawyer, anu has lived
with Mrs. Rogers for over year.
The jury after ma.ues delioeration rem
dered q verdict OF not gsilty and Marshall
vas discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Wonderful are the inventions Of msn aud
it seems a. the perfecting Of these invsn-
tons seem 20 have no limit Electric light
IL. OF course. no new thing. but to sea a
store 80 perfectly lighted a, TIE Tower was
last evening. = a rare sight indeed. Mr.. J.
". Rosenthsi seems - nave rightly earned
tse reputation Of being hustler, for he
= untirug ia his sdorts 81 please the
pub &C. Being ysry ms1h dissaiisi ~ With
the light ii as magnificent siors he soms
time aso vent quietly 70 work putting
in an entirely new independent electric
iixhs yiani % his own. The dynamo. en-
giDe znd boi 81 are locaied ia the rear base
ment % his stor>, ssa we're PIT ia opes-
ation yesterday. Sspsn arc lights had been
previously olaced before the are show Nin-
d0rs in the front II tie store. which ars
probably the fn~st lights ever sen 10
Grand Rapids lie Wh0ssccyner - bright
" iEamiuared. and The Tower ~ noF
marxet fer blrcss aNsv Iusde eQusi
ssiil has heen dispssYed IN Arranging TIE
ighs 80 thst 70 shadows sre cat Ana ihs
3 ace = really nluch byixhser bv night than
er iag. The extrs s1r5iaary large snoaat
rf windows n I1s front Of ta.< store maze
if sue of she nzas~~t stores ersr con.sruci -,
has tae electric fghts a. nv arraazsd rsu-
der Is nasts sssy - 4 scsrn coors 5y nixht
thsn tsg The gar needs - he seen - he
sQrrsriafed
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Miss virs NJ Csrman left for schoolcran
Tuesday even ing
Mrs. F. z. Haiuss. Of Kansas City, Mo-,
l. visiting Mrs. stacey.
Miss Katie Stevens. OF Mu,kegon. is in
the city visiting friends.
Encch Bromley and A. r. Streeter, Of
kecOsta, are IN TIE CITY.
M and Mrs c. Z. Hire. Of Lowell, have
gone 10 Kansas % visit their sons.
z. p Caller has gone to Cslifornis to
spend the remainder Of the Winter.
Miss Minnie Fahfix. Of Musk.gon. is
visiunE Miss Minnie Daily. OF Third ave.
Mr. aud Mrs Waldo, Of Ludinxton. are
the guests 0f Mr.. and Mr-. Csssius Sweet.
Mrs. W r. EiBgslaad. OF Clancy St. IL
entertaining Miss Emma Bsrgey. Of Gale
donis.
Mss Belle Fitzpatrick. OF Chicago. is the
guest Of Der SISTER, Mrs. A O. Adsit, OF
East Bridgest.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Inxrshsn, Of 572 scrib-
nsr-st.. srs entertaining their dayghtsE Mrs.
Stephen Hill Of Edmore.
Conductor let's. Of the G. r. 4 T.. vas 90
FEARS Old on Tuesday. aud celebrated the
event In an appropriste manner.
Col J. c. Hsrkner Col. r. Croftou Fox
snd Gen l. G. smith leave today for De-
iroii 70 attend Gov. Laces isvse.
Mrs.. Earle Hesg. who has been stopping
- The Ssnitariun on So'ith Division-st
has returned bone mach improved Ia
beslth and spirits
Mr.. = +. Allen. Who bas besn quite an
from sn attack ef typhoid fever. is now
convsiescsnt The fever vas cur shoss By
The sanitary Treatment
=
- Iron wood. Upper Peninsula 20 attend
the examination of the manufacturers of
counserfeit coin, who we're arrested there
recently
l. ~. Clark q Claxk. Jswsn a Co. has
removed as hssdg lsTsers from OAKLAND 10
fe's anna Cal Hs ne pnrrhaasd a hand
some residences ~ sbe latter place. and sill
probably spend BIS Winters there hereafter
Charles r Miller farmeriy ef tbis city.
hss secepfei the position of bead clerk at
me -. George hatei Evansville Ind The
ft George T. the largest and finest hcssl N
Indiana auiside of ne Bsles House in Indi-
ancpolis
The Colunbus. ohts. pssr-res. ~ N-n-
dar <svs ef 'crnsr t~sfh~r ~ he e~4nd
ksritis High ~eaoni ffuf Erresf Ezzpra
delivered 81 interesting lscture - the Gls
ani writings af Burxer the t+errsar 0oss
before tbe HHrneelcs \ srsin. lsst evening. =
AW Feck. who = = rier3her Of the dug
f-rn sf PEEK e Co. a. *aitor. has Engaged
ca ssvsi ior she Hszeitias 8 Perkins Drug
sarranv. covering ne puer Psain,rIa A
srd fhe ocrthsru portion ~ the lover Pa.
ninsuis. The eugsssment bexins Fsbru-
sry l.
Nrs Re~. CHRISTINA Giimore. Ms D-
stssens srd A. Vincher. al ~ Holland.
Ms Zen Afe' 3ud Ar Wrkke' 81 Nsia-
rnszor. snt Kew. " n Fhraner. of lrvinr
Park iil who hsve seen ia sffendsrce -
ihe DGteh Reforped ccnaerpuce dnrsne
T1e~fsv snd Wednesday have returres
bsre
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

ssP@rastsss2sk 6<sAsr ~ shs ssEsss k>4i-
aag Es.sR@ss Esf.Fsts~ea-

ssg Gs1R~ss fstsFsis~ea-
Il ses Af. Mas 5oFy sad olhsrs are going
feF yoo gsr alosins yoEr horses - sip.
s@ia reporter % ar Beusr oflhs Street
Railway c8mp4sy yssteriGy.
Yes. sad Mr bssisf. ~tae troasls vith
Ma barry . that -. ist The e0sIfscg for
prG1aS ons million street car tickets - ths
kaf0a. LFon q Allen pFllltin< C0mgaBy
rather taaa g9 ms Strosofidxs LiEeogs aph
Company, fer shiea hs = syeat oec4oss
EkeJ are hone iastiEaii0a a1d soul1 90
tns sofk Just as eaezQ. b1t 1oHsss -
slp and 40 ons knous i better than We
10. nor d 1 kn0E h0s ss esa entirely
pEsssal iL We bsse our osn nlaeksnaiths.
az al O1s 1arss and u4ks shoeiEg . care
81 study snd oavs tElsd a. ls.sg tssnty
1iisTsnL kll1s II sloes. al Cur present.
course : the Fszgit % our osn experience,
tDs s1perisnce Of street car ompaniss IA
Chicago znd al other northsru eiiles
Ine cause 81 isrge part u ,hs difficulty
= n0t ours. for Instance Ga south DivlsioG-
St. shsrs se sFs having tDe most tTouoie
lnis Nlaesr. tbs payemsnt is tso or three
iaches hixhsf than cur rails and prevent >
the scrspsFs if0s. cleaning ths tracks fhis
B2kes ths drauzot much heavier On the
horses. Again the stone payements between
ths rails Is Tiled with frozen mud. making
i smooth All hard. but leasinx the top oi
the stones exposed. and the horses shoe.
caiks will become Dlunte1 IN a single round
trip. Oi course se cant shye every trip OF
cur horses would soon have no fee.
/ Within iss days se have hegun using a
little toe clip only. aud that seems 10 be tae
best method in this kind OF weather he
danger with II being the liability OF strain.
/ Ing the h0rsrs tendons Were II not fos
the danger OF spolling the horses toes We
would have hem ali 20 with bare feet
No. ne make a study Of the case. and pur-
sue the best approved method, and our
record for the a.t four years with but tw0
horses Injured oy slipping. out OF
az average q 225 ia daily use
demonstrates that We have studied itto
some purpose. Oar own interests require
rs 10 DO this, to say nothing OF the human
tartan view Of the case. We have $4,000 in
vested ia horses aud it is the most psrish n
able class OF property We posses. Tne Hu-
name society have investigated our methods
before and can never make any sngges
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
TO BUILD A RAILROAD.
The Committee from Msnistee In tn,

The committee Of the Business Mems
Association of Manistee. consisting Of A.
o. Wheeler. z. w. Niskern and Harry g.
Wanty, arrived in the city yesterday attef-
noon. and last night met the committee of
the Board OF Trade. The meeting was en-
tire.y informal. the gentlemen comprising
the com mmitiee wishing 70 talk with officials
Of the o.. L. & /. and g. & ". N. railways
la regard TO exte nsiOns of their lines before
Masking q move toward The construction OF
n new hne T. their city. The meeting ad
ionrned az an early holr after the two com
mittees had become somewhat acquainted.
As will be seen elsewhere the committee
will meet the members OF the Board Of
Trade al o clock this afternoon to fnrtbeI
discuss the matter.
The committee. after adlourning, pro-
ceeded 20 the Morton House and bad a con
ference with ]. r. Mul.iken, General Mans
ger o. the G. n w. NJ. and D.. l.. & Y.
railways in regard 20 continuing the e. &
". NJ. from Baldwin To Manistee. The
coznmittcs aid before Mr. Mulliken facts
ard iisures IN regard to freight received and
snSsed from Asnistee. Mr.. Nulliken in
formed the committee that the surveyors
were now st work running lines from
Baldwin to Traverse City, ana, OF course.
Nsnistse would not be lsft out in the cosd
IL the load were built Ihe matter has to
De placed before the general officers of Toe
rad al Boston and The question settled by
them
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Mr.. A. NJ. Tate, OF Mackinaw. has been
suffering with tape worm for the past
seven years. Saturday he came TO this
city, and yesterday was made happy by
being relieved from his forty. foot COM
panion, and seeing him preserved In alcohol
placed in a nicely stoppercd bottle under
the careful skill of DIR. ". IA. Ross.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

This week is complete. il you want to see
ash in all varieties. big and little. lean,
lsnk. short. slippery. fat, thick and broad,
in fact fish that you will all like; and in
oysters we have the York River Selects and
Shrewsbury Counts. Plenty of fine bulk
and can oysters, all for sale for spot cash al
populsr prices no reserve seats. Call al
the Baltimore kish Market ~ Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Last night about seventy live couples
from the south end Of the city drove out to
Pages Hail on Plsinield-ave and enjoyed
pleasant dance and oyster supper. As
they drive through the city early IN the
evening they made the air ring with various
kinds OF musical instruments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Don't forget the Horseshoers social dance
on Friday evening. ut the Oriel rink. corner
Laersve and Wealthy-aves. Music by Pro
fessor Thomas orchestra
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Ioseph Morrill, o. Boston. hsss hss
commencs6 suit En- ths lircuis Co8rt sssirss
Thomas and Hsurief,s Fsrri-r. - this cffy.
- rscoVer ke0tfe dsTns<rs for nofe sivsa
~ the-n for s. go snt interest,". msks-T lE
Sc. 80. rhicn ass net eee1 psid ~ fheHs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

wsssares. Jaa. 2s.-cekiss. fsir
sssrher f1esh % AREA north westerly
sinds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Cabinet photographs at s. per dozen al
Merrills, Gum block, 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

20 gen soTer riih Csfarrb- Tsu can -
rursS q sou ,aEe Hood's ssrsspsr1as fhe
Erssf eiced pur'5er Sid ~ al druxxists.
frscsred cry sq 6 Z. decd a g. spota.-
asa>s. ks~-ii. A<N
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

0nlg twenty fve cents fcr ooft.e 81 -
rst'na 0fi fise nsw snd copgisr driDsns
cd Ioan Rra~ns k,rt a. HsrD@rs Perry
i not - cei~srsfed 50 IT Bats Csas )
sgrae
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

or womb and it's appendages, IN par
ticular. For oyerworked, "worn-
out" rundown" debilitated teach
ers, milliners, dressmakers, seam
stresses, "shop-girls," housekeepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble women
generally, DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Pre-
scription is the greatest earthly boon,
being unequaled as an appetizing
cordial and restorative tonic. It
promotes digestion and assimilation
of food, cures nausea. weakness OF
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

On My Poor FEET
Is an expression so often heard. Just call
at the Turkish Bath house cor. Monroe and
Ionia-sts., and have your corns, bunions
and in-growing nails removed and treated
without pain, for men. women and chill
dren. Ladies by appointment.
NJ. S. LABoURsIIER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Read the bargains in LeonarJ's clearance
advertisement.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The cleansing. snti.eptic and healing
qualities Of DR.. Ssge's Catsrrh Remedy are
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

sDGll laxstive doses Of Dr. Pieroc's
PurgatiYe Pellets (Little Liver Piils).
cures Liver, Kidney and Bladder dis
eases. Their combined use also re-
moves blood tainis, and sholishes
canccrous and scrofuious hlmors
from the system.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Of many o o
paulr o fmae,a the andsu y
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Don't fail to consult DR.. Aiken at Eagle
Hotel, few days only.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

hNtf ttI If-tt
ti0n,r when takea Ia
connection with the use
Of Dr. l'ierces Goldea
Medical Discovery. and
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

stomach and other distressing symp-
toms common 10 that condition. IL
It's use Is kept up during the latter
months Of CESSATION, IL so prepares
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

only meaein
hwilgn IN refunded
DR PuRcEsF PKxsEr
Did this medicine extraordinary euraa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

III ItkHAIlV T 3
vorite Prescription >
is = "mothers cor
dial" relieving nau-
sea, weakness Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

n D. Rev. SIDNEY G. DAVIS Pastor OF First Pap
0Fn-fkST tst Church. BcrrcH Springs. Mich. writes;
II II wish in this letter express
Enu MnNTUc for Mrs Davis myself good
II VI HtVNtHos which has accomplished
the proprietary mcdicincs when
them could
cOnld
When
disappointment
your power
bringing back health and Mrs
vigorous We have daughter fourteen months old
sickness. Those who
old field of labor and acquainted with Mrs Davis condition
while there the how thorough
her recovery has now been nearly two years since Mn DAVIS
her bed the greater pert of the time for fourteen months and
repeatedly advance made
mi medical
advertised rrmcd6e
Pellets remedies
II -. m - - JOHN Y SEGAR Of Mu,nbecl Va writes:
Il HUO "My wife had suffering r
d Il three with female and bad
\ IUunWu hWlV 1 hundred dollars a physicians
! iHhunN hWEis without relief She took DR. Perocs
voriC Prescription and cd her
the medicine the physicians
the three years they had been practcing her"
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

be
mani mpb of
gratitude nesmabe boon Of health which has been restored
by the ue o. anne remedy
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

the system for delivery ~ 90 greatly
lessen. and maay times almost en-
iirely do away viii the sIsileTings 81
that trying ordeal
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

excessive flowing st monthly peri
ods. painful meusirnhtion, uEnaf-
urm suppressions, prClapsus or fAil-
ing of The womb. weak back,
" female weakness" alteFerrion.
retroVcrsion, bearing down sensA-
ti0ns, chronic congestion. iBiiBm~
nation and liberation 81 The womb.
Inflammation. pain and tenderness
ia ovsries. accompanied wilh "in-
fQruhl AegLn
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
| 4 BOOK
| To WoaEE.

Thousands of testimonials, received
from patients and from physicians
who have tested IL IN the more ag-
gravated and obstinate cases which
had bafiied their skill, prove IL 10 he
the most wonderful remedy ever de-
vised for the relief and cure OF sut-
fering women. IL Is not recon-
mended as "cure all but as
most perfect Specific for woman's
peculiar diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

As n pOWerfui, tn-
yigorating tonic, It
imparts strength 10
the whole system,
and 10 the uterns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

/" Favorite Pre-.
scTiptiop - Is a
positive care FOR
tie most coEpll-
Gated and olssilnsie
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

HibAtalitf ibhi iEt7Ntt%f bs@et&t @AA
eructatlons OF gas
r-..--a---.-1<a-<--s As a soothing and
IA SnnrgIEc strengthening ners-
~ o'o'a'"$ ine, "Fav0gite Pre-
/ hERgIkf. seription is nne-
- quEled and is in
valuable IN allaying and subduing
nervous excitabiliiy. irTitabiliiy, eK-
haustion, prostrafion, hysleria,
spasms. and other distressing. nerv-
Gus symptoms commonly attendant
upon functional and organic disease
Of the womb. II induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety
and dependency.
Dr. Pierce's Fevorite Prescription
Il a legitimate medicine. carefully
compounded by an experienced aBd
skillful physician, and adapted 20
woman's delicate organization. IL b.
purely vegetable Ia lis composition
and perfectly harmless IN is effects
ia any condition of the system.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

DIR. Pierce's Favor
lie Prescription is tie
ouigrowth, or result,
of this great aud yalu-
IL Al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-20
FROM MORNING TILL NIGHT.
General Harrison Receives Callers and
Makes Several Speeches.

lNDIANAPoLIs, Sept. ~.
Gen Harrison began to receive callers at
(; 80 this morning. They were chiefly Wis
tors " no remained in the city over night
md others attending the State fair. The
General made tour I'D lresses today to sew
ersi visiting delegations
I he first delegation comprised some so
veterans of the seventh Indiana cavalry. The
veterans were introduced aud shook hands
with General and Mrs. Harrison. At 2
o'clock delegations from Iroquois county and
"a Porte county. Ind, numbering together
over 1000 were received at University Park.
Harrison addressed these stating that the is
>ue this fall was the principle OF protection.
The democrats believed that protec-
.on was robbery. The republicans believed it
was wise and necessary. If the doctrine that
protection is robbery is sustained then the
mot ratio representatives will not be fal b
tul unless they remove protection not seven
per cent of il but AL of it, The adoption
of this pol cy means lower wages. This
might be carried so far as TO IN
vol>e the cheapening of human life and a
.oss OF human happiness. He again advo-
ated the spen litg of the surplus by the pur-
chase of bonds at n premium.
I he third delegation, numbering 600, from
Groundy county. Illinois, was received in
the Park at 4 L. NJ, and General Harrison
made another speech. When the General
reached home he found 200 INDIANA veterans
.irAwn up in line in the front yard, and he
,hook hands with them ard made them a
speech.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-20
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Hooking Railroad suit for So 900, 900
against ex-directors has been decided against
the railroad.
After two weeks session Georgia demo-
Gratis have succeeded in renominating G. ID.
Tiliman for Congress.
The medical congress held an interesting
session at Washington "Wednesday.
The survivors of the Third Massachusetts,
Cavalry dedicated monument to their dead
Comrades at Winchester, Va, "Wednesday.
The second annual fair of the Sanford
Agricultural AMI Mechanic Association open
ed ausp ,ciously Wednesday. Fine trotting
is expected.
Bath citizens held 8 large mass meeting
"Wednesday evening to receive subscriptions
for the yellow fever sufferers.
Wednesday was lawyers day at the Col
umbus centennial. Judge Thurman addressed
the meeting.
Chamberlain. Wednesday, at the confer
ence of Radical Unionists. Bradford, Eng,
said he believed it impossible to heal the rup-
ture in the Liberal party.
Annual meetings of the corporations a,
L.wistown, Wednesday. Officers were
elected.
Terrible reports come from the island OF
Cuba. The recent cyclone DESTROYED over
1000 ives and damaged many millions OF
property. The beaches are lined with dead
fish and dead bodies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-20
THE MYSTERY DEEPENS.
Doctors Disagree as TO the Cause Of East
mans Death.
Suspicious Parties Seen Searching the
River at Midnight.

CIR. FALLS, n. H., Sept. 10.
The inquest of the Eastman case was con-
iinued thus afte rnoon. DR.. }. II. Ham of
Dover made searching examin tion of the
boiy and found marks of violence.
He could not see how he could receive
bruises by falling into the river and thought
that Eastman died and was stunned or faint
Ing before he was submerged. He could ac-
c ,unt for his death in no other way. Dr..
Hawes of Berwick corroborated DIR. Hams
testimony as to the condition of the body and
cause of the bruises.
DR.. Swasey still maintained that there
were no marks on the body and that possibly
they were not attributable to ordinary death
by drowning. The other testimony intro
tuced was some which may prove important.
One witnes. saw two men in boat in the
river Just where the body
was found on Sunday night after IL O'Clock.
Tn may have been the assailants hunting
for the body to dispose of it. This evening
quite important testimony was given fixing
the exact time of the screams at Las. No
definite clue has yet been found.