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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-10


FLOUR -Ksce,pts, 2s,tSe packages; eHposts, e71
bar eel sale o. 1870 Repeat quotations inClsdiaa
CITY mill extra. u sOaes 80. patent, ~ a6a
s5 ss, superbne. tz isas2 80. extra No. Z,
e3 slas3 sb winter wheat low grade, o. 50ae2 70;
Minnesota extra. ~ 0ae5 10; Southern nosS
dull, Rye nour steady
wMEAr-- Receipt.. 7.ts). exports. 900, ssiss
sl 600. dull; No spring n0sninal, II
40 red i, Not fed ssias3i, elevator, -t1aab fo6
sa,as5l fellscrrd, No. red nominal, yviavbi. 10
white nominal. sbas5i
krE--quiet.
BAKfEr nominal
Coxs, Receipts 1920 exports. 700. sais., ~
900, steady. steamer. t,ls4ll, No. =. s1sStl
store and elevator. tBstsl delivered.
oArs-Rsceipts, 1000. exports. ,y7s; sales, 10
DO white, zsa2s. No. !, a.; do white. 70;
Mixed Western, z4laas. white do. 2sss
CoVyEE--fair. lilo. fair, ~
srGA.-Raw hrfn, refined steady, demsnd -
extra crusbea, 'la7l; cut loaf VI. ErsnsIatsd ".
rErEoLKuA-- arm, quiet, w.
POHG-- hrm.
BEEs. .hra. - -
LARD. weak; western Ateam, " OAG ~ !
s@nsinent ,'s Il o. 3oas q; s.X. Wis
BUrTg.-- hrm western dairy ~
izI; do creamery. ;iaiyl
CHKEsx- nrmer. tfeiahs 70 Avespeo
firm,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-10
CHELSEA NEWS

Mr.. Eben Freeman and wife Of Chelsea
Heights have gone on western trip 10 sis''
fr;euds in Wisconsin. Minnesota and other
point. in the western states. They will De
absent about four weeks.
School has commenced in district No y
and 10 under the instruction of Miss FANNIE
Young OF this town. The other schools ID
town hs,. about commenced for the fall
terms
Nrs G. C. worthin9's health is greatly
improved of late u.;..,,
Mr.. Afford Davenport of Chelsea height'
is building a new ell to his house
The Chelsea farmers are haning tns'r
sv.es corn to the Hallowen factory M
w. 3 Cha.e raised s26 bushels on iess tna1
m acre and q half. This amoant was raass'
on intervaie land and is an extra yield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-10
PaoI noos1ook.
l naast1 Dsl1 Iakinl Dspfsditis1s
lnGss Il lsh|all liRn1g1
II nAsds ths oAssp-psn a Asdssw
Fiat ssA EtIIs thEes Laahs.

Especial To The Ksns<bse Jesrnai.I
PnsseUs lsLs. Seps o.
4 monster bear 10 making dep-sda-
Hsss among shs Ashland farners. Ths
sshsf night be raistsd hock Of
shssp o~nsd BY Mr.. Andrew Flint, Via
lives Iiasie vay oas Of The village Of Ash
land, and killed shfes Anbs. AF. Pint
viii hereafter shss The ianbs up In shsd
over night. rhe door through which ths
shsep sstsssd The pen eoaA not be broken
dSsn BY sn saisai. bus shsrs vas sosshss
and more roundaboss vay Of entering through
three dosrs. The eutsids sf thess entrances
vas fastened up BY mailing tve strong
boaris over IL. But bruin vss too old .
seltler to be tsfaed BY such basfica4es, and
last Thursdsy night be paid the barn visit
Kising on his hind legs be booked his claws
onto the top ends Of the boards and ripped
them completely OF. Passing through he
in turn demolished the two other doors be-
tween him and the penned sheep. On enter
ing he made pass at one sheep - the cizw
marks on her throat next morning showed.
But the big buck Of the nock engrossed his
attention and embracing him he carried him
back though the three doors TO distance Of
about three rods from the barn where be sat
down and took good square meal OF NUT
ton from the shoulder Of the sheep. The buck
was large one and the feat Of carrying him
out Of the barn was more than = strong man
could do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-10

The Oldtovn w0olen mill 10 at present do
ing = rushing business. The mill now en-
pIoys shout fifty people and extra time 10
being put in BY many of the hands.
1t it un derstood that s. d. Warren A Co !,
Of Gu mbefiand Mills will utilize the power
obtained by their dam near Smeis Hill to
generate electricity for motive power in place
Of steam.
One of the most successfuI market gar.
deners in the State 10 Mr.. Andrew 8, sawyer
of Cape Elizabeth Who has ten acfes Of eel
cry, spinach, cucumbers, cabbsses, tomatoes
and similar crops, all grown for the Port
land market.
The locomotives Of the Maine Central
Company have run more miles this season
than ever before in the same time according
to the statement of Maine Central o6cial.
Daring the month Of July over 100. 900 niles
we're covered BY iocoootives-
The quarterly session Of Somerset DistTict
Lodge Of Good TempiaSs, vas held Friday.
at Hayden Lake. Madison, and vas an earn
est and good gathering. Although the at
tendance was not large, yet many Of the
most faithful and enthu siaseic members we're
present. District Tenpsar Posers pssSidsd,
and the report Of the coumitsee % ~ shse
Of the order showed that hard and persistent
york had been done during the summer
months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-10
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Some Good Trottins on the Opening
DaV.

ALBANY, N. r., Sept Q.
Today was the opening da, of the grand
circuit meeting. The field was free and
consequently crowded, while the grand stand
with its tariff of so cents showed many empty
benches. The races we're of rather sensa-
tional nature, most of the finishes being
close and exciting. The 2.22 class was won
by w. X. after Golden Rod had won two
heats with ridiculous ease. The performance
Of Edward who won in the 2.40 class Was
remarkably good. He is but four years old
and this is his first race. He trotted the
fourth heat in 2.2l Ia with seeming ease.
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sBARLB WINS.
He Beats OConner In the Great Race
on the Thames.

LONDON, Sept. 8.
The race on the Thames for fl000 And
the championship of the world over course
four miles and three furlongs long. between
William O'Conner champion oarsman of the
was won by Searle.
At Hammersmith bridge, one mile and
three quarters from the start, Searle led by
two lengths. lie won by six lengths.
Odds Of 5 to we're given on O'Conner.
Searle won the toss for position and chose
the Surry side of the river. O'Conner had
the best of the start and led by half q length
to the boat house.
Searle tnen passed him and won the race
with comparative ease. His time WAS 22
min., AZ secs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-10

GARDINER, Sept ..
OF the sixty-ive indictments found at the
Superior Court in Augusta. there were Ave
indictments against liquor dealers in this
city, and two in Randolph. . single indict-
ment against each party. that Of keeping 4
liquor nuisance.
We are reliably informed that Charles
| Grover, whom il will be remembered
| stole q horse in Rockland, brought il
to this city and sold it to Charles Brown for
$50. will plead guilty today Tuesday, to
the charge of horse stealing and obtaining
money under false pretences.
Jack Bradley, wife and child; J. P.
Dicksy and family; J. Glaxier, and DIR. J
A. Salmon, the evangelist, were among the
Kennebec's passengeys for Boston from this
city, Monday.
The schools opened Monday With IN un-
usually large number Of scholars. At the
high school there were one hundred and
t. enty-eiaht scholars. the largest number the
school ever had. The entering class also
10 the largest which the school has ever
known. numbering sixty.
Mics Lillian Wake field and Miss Carrie
Wrenn returned from their two months 30.
journ at the White Mountains, Saturday.
Joseph Racheleau, the Frenchman, Who
| stole gold watch, some money. together
with other valuables not long since. has been
located by our police at Lawrence. Mass.
Quite = rarity of Gardiner young people
attended the dance siven by Miss Katie
Mckay in Chelsea, Monday evening.
Mr.. 5. Sleeper Of Belfast, has accepted Z
cierkship with Gates the jeweler.
Saturday evening two strangers paid nnes
| at the police station for unloading to many
echooners." Ten O'Clock, Saturday evening
Officer S,inson arrested one Of our citixeni
| on . charge Of adultery preferred by . mar
who lives in Mt. Vernon. Monday morning
he was brought before. Judge LArrAbee fol
trial, but - the evidence produced vss moi
sufficient 70 convict. the prisoner vss dis
charged.
Miss Emma Wakefield was passenger or
| the kennebec, Monday. for Boston whers
she will remain Q few weeks visiting friends
Bills are out announcing the appearance
of Prof. Geut1y's Canine Paradox. at th'
Opers House next "Wednesday evening
| The entertainment which they give 10 sAis
to be simply beyond ones powers Of imagi-
nation The Portland papers speak in III,
highest praise Of their performance. !
gentleman from this city saw them play il
Portland. and states that they en- .8impi.
| immense" Wednesday NON, thsF dogs
thirty in number, will parade ssr peincipa
streets. Thursday evening they MI prob
ably show ia Tosus. coming = Aslassa Fri
day or Saturday evening.
Cos Woods, Who 10 - veli kHewn in k.n
nebec county, on sccoans Of - connection
With those notorious ruDsel1sfs, the Carsol
family, has again cone - grief. Monds.
/ r,npninr he ssnPted 10 vaR out Toxus frod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-10

ArrLErox. Via, Sept. ..
There was . remarkable occurrence At tho
mills Of the Combined Locke Paper Company
1t Combined Locks. near here, SATURDAY.
From some unknown cause there was an up
heaval Of the rock upon which the mills are
located. throwing the mill walls out Of place.
cracking great wall Of stone and cement
10 feet thick, and making saddle-back sew
erAl hundred feet long and sig inches high
In the bed rock beneath the mill. An arsesiaa
yell 100 feet away On the bluff has dried up.
The damage to the mill and machinery will
amount to several thousand dollars,
The upheavai 10 thought to have resulted
frou, come hydraulic pressure between the
seams Of rock beneath.
A panic occurred among the mill operatives
as the time Of the shake-up. but nobody vas
hurt in the stampede from the mill.
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A HORRIBLE MURDER.
A Yourg Woman Brutaliy Butchered
Near Merchantsvills. N. J.

CAMDEN. N. j., Sept 10.
Annie +. LeConey, aged 2s, neice sn,l
housekeeper of Chalkley LeConey, a miller
living near INTERCHANGEABLE, was horribly
murdered this morning while the family
were away working in the field. The mur-
derer is supposed to be colored farm hand
named Frank Lingo. The young woman's
throat was cut from ear to ear. After killing
her the tiend took Sl7s from box in Mr.
LeConey's room while about $500 which
Miss Lee oney possessed is also missing and
it is believed Lingo hss taken it all. lie
made his escape but the whole community i.
up i, arms and he will undoubtedly be cap
tured before long.
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A CAVE IN
Severely Injures . Workman at Bidds.
ford.


RIppEroRD, Sept. 9.
Philip Bougier, employed in the construc
ton OF the Woodbury. brook sewer at Saco,
was seriously injured by cave-in this after
noon. His leg was broken in two places
The other injuries are internal and about the
head which will probably prove fatal. liz
WAS unmarried.
Charles X. Sehuliyen, steward Of th'
schooner Two Brothers here in port, wa
found dead in bis bunk from spopls ~
caused by excessive drinking. He halls
from New York aud has wife in London.
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A NINE FLOODED.
Ten Miners Known to Have Been
Drowned.

GoLDES. c-L. Sept. 8.
This afternoon an old abandoned mine
which runs along side Of the White Ash
mine and which for monihs has been full OF
water, broke through into the White Ash
mine. nlling il full Of nut and water. Ten
miners were known to have been 1t work in
the White Ash mine At the time Of the acci-
dent and not one Of them could have lived
five minutes after the surging mass broke in
upon shem. II will take between two and
three weeks before their bodies can be
reached.
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FALLEN rnaouon.
London ssrtksrs Refuse to Aoospe ths
Proposition ol The Dock Com
panies.


London, Sept. ..
The agreement between the dock corn
panies and the leaders Of the ssfiks has
fallen through.
The dock companies consented 10 grant
the demands Of the ssrikers providing that
the advanced rates Of wagcs should not 70
into effect until Jan. l. Meanwhile The
rates OF wases were 10 continue o. at pres-
cut. the strikers 10 agree not 10 modest the
"scabs" nov employed. Il vas made
condition Of the arrangement that all the
strikers should resume work Monday.
Mcssrs, Burns and Tillett. after consultine Z
with the strike committee, announced that
they could not guarantee that the men would
resume work on Monday. They explaiasd
that before giving daal reply they would
have 10 consult with the sectional commisares
Of the strikers.
Tho strike committee has issued q mani.
festo stating that the strikers will not accept
the dock companies' tefms. and the situatIon
10 therefore unchanged.
The president Of the Wesleyan conference
In an address to body Of strikers yesterday,
assured them Of the sympashy Of the whole
Methodist body. lie daily supefintenis the
giving Of free breakfasts to nearly 1000
men.
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AINE STATE FAIR.


LEWISTON, Sept ..
Tcdsy hss been a busy one at the State
Far groun's. The Maine Central has un
loaded lsO carloads oi stock AMI articles for
exhibition The exhioit vas never in so good
order the day before the opening. Every de-
psrtment is ovcrHrwi-g. City Hall will con-
t.n fnc displsy If home manufacturer
and the snail hall wall contain creditAblt
art displsy. The .rctting each day will be
hist-eiass.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
In . New York Rag and Junk Ware
House.

ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. ..
A 6re broke out on the upper floor Of
McArdles four story rag and junk ware
house at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. Thirty or
forty women and girls were there employed.
The loss reaches 100000. Two girls en-
ployed in the building were fatally injured by
other fatally burned.
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CHICAGO, Sept. ..
A dispatch from Mattoon. H., says: A
mob which took 8. s. Tate from the sheriff
last night with the supposed intention Of
lynching him on suspicion that he ~as =
horse thief. did not carry out their purpose.
They became convinced Of his innocence and
released him.
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A sTEAMER SEIZED


NEw BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. 3.
A squad Of sig menhaden ste smers were
surprised by detail Of State police officers
this morning while engaged in illegally sein-
ing in Buzzard's Bay. One Of the vessels
the Joseph Church, vas boarded by the Of
ficers and seized in the name Of the Com.
monweslth. The captain Of the Church
George $. Church, refused to surrende. and
was so obstinate and troublesome the officers
~ere obliged to put him in irons; also pilot
Charles Session, Who attempted to pilot the
vessel out of Massachusetts, waters. The
Church was toved into this port by the steam
er Nellie. and Capt. Church and his crew
we're put under arrest. The other vessel
kept out of the way OF the oficers and wer'
not captured.
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a1caARp n TAYLOR
An Abseendins rorgss Captured BY the
ofiicsgs.


SAs FRAScIsco, Sept 3.
Richard =. Taylor, charged With eompli-
city in the forgery BY which Wells. Fargo {
Co agent at San Jose lost S4s00 several
months ago, was captured today. Taylor
fed to Honolulu. He was arrested there
several weeks ago and brought to San Fran
cisco on the steamer Australia, but when the
steamer arrived in port last Saturday he vas
missing. He was found iu the hold of the
vessel.
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Appointments by the President. /.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.
The President tonight made the following
appointments: Geo. w. Lyon, TO be sur
veyor Of customs for the port Of New York !;
Theodore B. Willie naval officer Of customs
in the district of New York; Ernest Nathan,
collector Of internal revenue for the first
district of New York.
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WISeHEsrER, Kan, Sept 8.
Last evening crowd Of boys placed a
"tick-tack" on the window Of the house of
one of their companions named Willie Ray.
The latter took the boys for burglars and
fred load of buckshot into the crowd,
wouudine three Of them. Two it is feared
will die from their injuries. while the other
is seriously hurt.
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DugLIs, Sept. ?.
The Irish police have been ordered not to
"shadovr English members of parliament
travelling in Ireland The annual returns
show that 70 .ss4 persons emigTssed from
Ireland during the past year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-10

LoxpoN, Sept. 8.
The directors Of the dock companies re-
fuse TO depart from the terms offered BY them
70 the strikers. On the other hand, howev-
er. additional whar6ngefs today signified
their willingness to grant the demand of the
men for Cd an hour. The fund for the ben
eft of the striking workmen vas augmented
today by subscriptions amounting to fl50O.
Work has been resumed at 33 wharves,
the men receiving the advance in wages pro-
posed by Mr.. LaFone.
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OF Partioipators In the New Castle.
Delaware. Riot.

WLnNeroN, Del, Sept. ..
-Four arrests we're made this morning Of
alleged American" participants in the Sat-
urday nights riot At New Castle. and war
rants for eight more rioters have been issued
Hawkins, one Of the injured men, 10 in Jail
under treatment. Owen ksvanaugh. who
was stabbed seriously in the melee, 10 in a
bad way today. The identity Of the man
Who killed Jaakovsky has not been estab-
lishcd.
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soorasAY IfEMs.

The Booshbay Register registers no long
er ~ live weekly Fsper. IL suspen"<"
publication week b.fore last. but We nope
no, permanently. The editor, Mr.. Burgess
d;,. ppesred rather mysteriously and tne
ovpers of the paper are trying to eject .
settlement.
The Nerauarmes hotel ut Boo<hbey closed
lat veek. and Mr.. Walcoss. the lessee u
.ore than satisfied With his patronage. ne
viIl OF. he house again abOat the hrse Of
some very necessary repairs are being
| uads On he bridge between Wiscasses and
Edgsce0b.
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HON. g. g. COX
Thought to be Dying With Acute
Pneumonia.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 9
Congressman 8. 8. Cox 10 dying.
-Four days ago he was confined to his bed
by an attack Of what was supposed to be
malsrial fever. This rapidly developed into
acute pneumonia which has defied the best
medi al skill
At 10 o'clock tonight Cox's condition is
apparently unchanged and the doctors say
the next twelve hours will decide whether he
will recover or not.
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NAssuA, Sept. .. ..
David J. Rideouf hanged himself in the
ssaic at his residence this afternoon. The
cause vas insanity. His wife died . few
weeks ago. He leaves three children.
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sr. LOUIS VS.. BROOKLYN.
Still the War Goes on Between the
Two Great Ball Teams.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 3.
The war between the st. Louis and Brook.
lyn teams still goes on. The players Of both
tesms saw todays game at the Polo grounds.
Won Der Abe says he will play tomorrow &
game providing his players are guaranteed
police protection. President Byrne informed
him that he would get protection but no
money. Won Der Abe will get no gate
receipts in any city until the $1,000 fine is
paid.
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ORoSo. Sept. 3.
Alta special meeting of the town this after
noon i, was voted to hire . building for q
shoe factory. for term Of Ave years, and to
.ub-let the same for one dollar per year to q
company to manufacture boots or shoes
Thirty thousand dollars capital is alread
assured.
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National League Standing

Hits, Washington Is, Indianapolis 3. Err
rors, Washington 6, indianapolis 3. Bat
teries, krock and DAILY, Boyle and Buckley.
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Other Games.

At New Haven-New Havens 8, Newarks
6.
At Observation-Disclosures l2, Worcesters
IL. Game called on account of darkness.
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HnIsBono, Tex, SepG ..
Sim Foster. living seves miles north of
here. vas shoe BY his seven year eld sos
Saturday night and viii likely die. Il vas
the result Of quarrel. during which Rsseef
asssnlsed his wife. and ~ by thinking his
noshef dead afsd = his faGAes vish -
aheve resalk.
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PRrxcsros. ". Va. Sept 3.
8. L. Ensley and 8. L. Fowler entered
- shah Of Sinmon's creek mine yesterday
70 look for their TOOLS A large cut Of coal
snd slate fell crushing both 70 death
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surs.los coum.
J.dss wA,sssoass Pssssdins.

@. T. SrkvExs, Sheria.
w. s. CHoArk. Clerk.
L. T. CAnLEroS, County Attorney.
7. A. SNAIL, StenoSrapher.
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FAIkxosr. W. Va, Sept ..
The explosion Of dynamite cartridge on
the rsilrosd between here and Clasksburg.
last night, killed two unknown Italians aud
wounded two others.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Q.
In tie Cronin case today about Is tales
men we're examined and all Of them we're
excused, either for cause or on peremptofy
challenge. The new venire is ordered for
tomorrow.
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WAnkEN, n. H.. Sept 8.
Rev. Salmon Gleason, aged Is, formerly
. member Of the New Hampshire confer
ence, vas struck by Montreal express To-
day and his head and leg crushed. He lived
an hour and . half.
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Death OF Hon n. 3 Dusn.

wArERvrLLE, Sept o
Hon. X. B. Dunn died at his home IN this
city this morning. aged 81 years.
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GARDINER.

Meeting Of the Ofrectors OF the Phil
lips and RanseIy Railroad-Coming
| Events at tho Opera Houss-Rum-
seller Arrestsd-Polics Court-Items.
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Later

At eleven o'clock tonight Mrs. Cox said
the patient had q slight change for the bet
ter, but his condition is still precarious. He
was resting better than at any time since the
relapse.
At midnight the physicians had . consulta-
ton and decided that there vas no immediate
danger for the next three or four hours.
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CARDoHpAIs. H.. Sepe >.
Thia fesenssa boiief osed On de fssm Of
JsAn v. Ssydes. ness hese, expaodsd, kiliisg
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At Phils sielphis-Ataletic I, Louisville 10.
At Baltimore Baltimore 8. Cincinnati l2.
At Columbus-Colum 0, Kansas City 6.
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WAssISeToB. D. c., Seps- ..
Pfesident HarFison Fesssned 70 washing
IN fsoa BaItnese = SIS teaisht. He vim
70 = Deef Park wednesday.
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FIGS CT CALIFORNIA.
Combined with the medicinal
Sirtnes of plants known to he
most beneficial 10 the human
system. forming an agreeable
aud effective laxative to perma-
nently cure Habitual Consti-
patton. and the many ills de-
pending on d weak ofTfbarFiSe
condition ri the