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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-09
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anxious spectators to the Dee stables dur
ing their stay here.
Mr.. Marvin, trainer of Palo Alto and
Sunol, IS very pleasant appearing gentle
man, and took pleasure in answering many
questions asked him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-09

After all, the best way to know the real
merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla, is to try it
yourself. Be sure to get Hoods. IA
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Sohmer Pianos.
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ROOMS TO LET.
Reuben, Reuben, I've been thinking
That this life is full of cares.
Why do folks burn coal and kindlln2!
Why do women climb up stairs:'
Cynthia. Cynthia, if you're thinking,
Not OF bonnet. dress, or hat
You would have in mina q story
Fourth or fifth-in Banker fiat
Each convenience that is modern,
Elevator and steam heat.
Water, air, and pleasant sunlight
No more tired hands or feet.
If you'd not be more weary
OF the things that trouble you,
Then just call or j. S. Peery.
National Bank block, room 2. No.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
That Msj2r Andre Sword Was a
Fake

ATLANTA, Aug. THE story that Reipe
no keeps a boat house on the Iassaic, ba.
found Major Andre sword ia bis vineyard
is vigorously disputed by Mr.. G. J. Green
Of this city who says:
II was born within sight of the spot
where Andre was captured | have con.
versed with meu who saw him hanged, and
have gathered for publication. many Incl
dents in regard 10 this tragic affair, and
nearly forty years ago, wrote a biography
of his captors, and married the grand
daughter Of one OF them. think may
assume to speak with some authority when
/ pronounce this whole story csnard.
II do not doubt the fnding of a sword
marked 'Msjor John Andre aud ali that
for knew of another sword marked in =
similar way found about 40 years ago in 4
much more appropriate place than Aven-
dale, which is T. miles from Tappantown,
the place where be was hanged. That
sword was sold To a travelling Englishman
who was picking up Andre relics. for a
large round sum and this one will be picked
up by somebody who has more money than
brains
In the first plsce Major Andre did not
have sny sword eheu be- was captured nor
UNIFORM 0t any KIND. except Whist might be
called an undress military coat, and this
wss covered up with woOlen oSercoat
with three capts- WAS much too large for
for him. and of tawns color, having been
dktd. He had also pair of miliisra boots
and these, with his ruilled sleeves snl bos-
ON. excited the suspicion of his ctpiors,
They hardly thorzht 1t possible that such
a fine shirt and pair of boots ON such Il iine
morning need to be housed under such a
dingy overcoat. looked at the coat fifty
years ago and if it looked to them half as
bad as it did to me moth. eaten and soiled
II think their suspicious were we'll
founded.
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A Colony OF Educated Blacks.

CHARLrsfos. SC. Aug I The cen
,us man who has been assigned the emu.
mera,ion Of the Sea Island cotst Of this
State has msdp a most remarkable discov-
cry. kinvsh Island. which IL some mil
down the coast. is owned by two Of tli.
families Of the Hnie-bell1m Sea Island bar-
one. The censrs man expected to nod
there "hsu lful Of American citizens"
white and black, but he was wonderfully
disappointed.
He found large black colony Of about
$50 souls and that he had struck region.
the only tne in the world. In which all the
inhabitants were English speaking, resei Y
and writing negroes, Every negro he met
could read and wiite. Every Child Of suit
able age could also read and write, and ihs
women were just as Intelligent as the me- ,.
Al were prospering under the wise rule Of
Il mnla'to cacique named Quash Stephen,
whose wife va, responsible. for the educt-
ton of the people In her eight years resi-
deBce.
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Grover is a Party to the Suit.

osAna, Eeb., Aug. Alice X. FOLSOM.
the pl, i1,id in the suit filed against the
Folsom estate IN this city. derives her in
teres, in the estate from Cyrus Humphrey,
who died in Wyoming county, N. Y. in
1886 Condemnation proceedings were
Instituted agaio., some Of the property BY
the niad States Feb. !. 1880, for the pur-
pose Of acquiring title thereto ~ a site Z, r
public building AID final award of s2g.-
73t ~ va, made 10 the oxners Of the IN
divided oDe-half of two Of the lots She
then ayers that as her onetwentietb in
'he,e t~o lots VA. not on record, the
Uni;ed States. through its officers. psiI
over the entire amount to the other devisees
of John Is. Folsom, Including Mrs. Frances
Cleveland, leaving the plaintiff out in the
cold. Grover Cleveland i, made party.
az the husband Of MIS- CleveIsnl.
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Russian Brutality to Prisoners.

BrRiiS. Aug. The Russian papers
announce that transportation to Siberia will
he abolished W judicial punishment,
They omit 10 mention the fact that 1t viii
lie maintained as now without judicial SEN
ience. The latest notable instance of his
kind Is the case of the celebrated novelist,
6lyeb ispieusky. lie was arrested at
night, being taken from his bed and WAS
confined f month In a secluded prison.
Any knowledge Of his whereabouts Was re-
Used his friends Tor a long time. Finally
they were told he had been sent 10 sartov.
pending the pleasure of the police. Il 10
opposed that his oi'"ase was ritipg let
tor TO the Gar In support of the memorau-
ium sent his majesty by Madame Tzebri-
kova. Usplcnsky holds a high literary po,
siion in Russis, wberc he is Ms prominent
~ is Dsndet in France, or Ilo~eils In
america This, however, ayailed him
roihinR, for he was treated as a CONNIE n
criminal.
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BnooKLtN, Aug. i--Thc alleged poor
quality u the bal furnished at the Navy
Yard BY Contractor Durham has deb yed
the coaltng If the Pensacola and seyerai
other men-of war nlw th re. SO. at least
thc Ulcers At the ysrd say. Contractor
Dinhsm was notified by IN acting com
mand4n'. Cap:sin Miller, tina, unless bet
ter coal WAS furnlshsd the needed supply
would be bought in tae olcI market. The
kears irge j. It II at the yard, and rumor
prevailed yesterday that sic would be
,tarie / for Guatemala on Snurdas iext
No one, However, knows anything about
the matter, AZ orders have not been re.
ceived from Ws,hi1gton c)nccrning the
movements of the ye,.el Orders hs,.
been issued not to touch any of the yes
sols in the ysrj, from which the at,acAe.
infer thst all the men-of war n1w there
vill be sett 10 Boston TO take part 10 tha
Grand Army Of The Republic encampmen'.
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After 8upken Treasure.

SAN FRAScIsco, Aug lit was learn.
ed to-day that the schooner Mary +.
Anderson which lsfs here few days ago
for Crescent City, really started on rrss--
ure hunting expedition to secure s. 900 900
that lies at the bottom of the Pacific in the
wrtck of the Inflated Brother JONAH han
which was lost r1aTy year> ago on the
coast, somewhere in the vicinity of Cre'-
cent City. The expedition has been got
mp by Peter Gee, well known capitalist
of tits city Two divers and complete
diving apparatus were engage !. The
Brother Jonathan piled between this port
and The Norlh until she WAS lost, about
fourteen years ago She was bound
hence for VictJris, and her commander
Capt Wolf, and large number of pa, ,en
gers perished with her. II was known she
had considerable treasure on board, and
several expeditions similar TO that of tn
Mary Il. Anderson have been made, bu,
the position of the wreck was never locat d.
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Apsio-rrsnoh Interference In Arssn-
tine Matters Denied.

LoSnoS, Aug. t.--Some mendacioua
Psri,isn journalists who apparently have
never heati of the United S,stcs or Of the
Monroe doctrine, set story circulating
Yesterday about an Anglo French agree
lnent TO interfere in Argentine affairs by
sending hects TO Buenos Ayfes and landing
troops there, There never Was the slight
est foundation for the story. which on Ap-
rearance WAS promptly and suthofitatively
denounced as = pure fabrication. Some
Thing like t?0o ooo, 900 sterling is the estl-
mated aggregate OF British investments in
the Argentine Republic. and the present
estimated value thereof is about fiso, ,000,-
400, but the British Government 10 perfect
ly well swsre that European Interference
would neither increase the security OF add
10 the value OF these huge Investments, and
Argeutn, will be permitted to cork out its
own destiny.
belief is strongly entertained here,
among politicians and capitalists alike. that
the country will drift into civil war and
possibly into anarchy unless President Get
man shall speedily retire or be quickly de-
posed.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith OF the Nswa Taken From tn,
Current Events OF tho Day.

Schooner Abel W. Parker vas aost 4
of Chatham Bar. by wrecker.. at midoigi t
Sunday night. and proceeded for Bo.tt n
ihis motning leaking considerably.
The escape Of three hardened criminal,
from the eouoiy jail at Coocben, N Y.
was discovered Sunday. They had ou,sid
assistance and doubtless were supplied
with tools
Asa result of the raid % the police Sat
urIay night at Concord, N II all ,hc
liquor sellers appeared n court Monds
aft 'rnoon and rsii fines s9gregsting SCI
besides the cost Of prosecution.
Special nee,iog- at Eppiug. Raym1nl
and Str4than, SATURDAY vote ! 70 90 operstr
riih Exeter in the movement for a NV
railroad from Portsmouth throrgI Exste
aud Epping. They chose Gfo e. Pike, A
T. Whittier AMI Geo. " Gprsr on The
Immediately
Nrs. Elizabeth S,nds died Sunday ~
Baltimore. szP1 I0I. She was nurse j.,
the war of 1912, and was with the army a.
North Point. t~o Of her brothers. t~o ~
her guciss, an ! hfr husband being soldiers
in the American army. She was an hon
orary member Of the Old Defenders A,.o
citation. and vas greatly beloved.
While r. c. Whi5aen and Frank FISHER
farm hards. were in Reaiing, Mass, tool
shop Mondsy forenoon. Fisher cane acfos
q rusty cd morse pistol. supposed by both
men to be empty. IN handling il. however
il vas discs aged. ard the charge OF buck
sho, strnck Wbidden on the left side Of ths
fac, tearing a~ay his ear ard destroyiB.
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A Freight TIaiu Wrecked.

NHEEiISG, W. Va, sunday morn.
ing As fast freight train WAS pulling ou,
of Grafton. on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railro Dad, ear near the middle of the train
jumped the tack and struck the upright
supports of the eastern span of the bridge
across the Tygarts Valley River knocking
one span of the bridge down aud carrying
with ii seven loaded IRE sht ears
The engine and several cars passed over
safely. Fortunately none of the uainmen
were on the cars that went down. A track
haud named Merrimsp was stealing ride
between two of the wrecked cars an was
precipitatei with them. He escaped with
broken leg. Among the cars that went
down was hugo tank full of crude oil, the
contents of which were spilled in the riv-
er
The oil caught fire. and the river was
soon y mass OF flames, which burned for
an hour Tne fire did no damage. There
v i'll be little interruption 10 through traffic
as the Cincinnati trains will be run via the
ohio River roa around by Wheeling until
a temporary bridge can be constructed.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

.r, c,..e \. "A. -.
ne =.
ae.eHTu " Wv o,.o '''
'a'"i''f' "' VI w
The eighteen years o'a son OF william
"ou''on os pn''',io1o' s 90 ato"n.u ~ ele
p1'.' n' ."''" n, - ~, ..'y 'n ',,,
Nu''e Va'''s '' o'' 'Ve a'''' ''"'"
''' VIM
Miss Add'e Potter OF Lisbon who was
visi'ing at oxford. while ta'hins- Satur-
day. With other girls at trooker. TX Bow,
was 0f"""e' ny iaii'ns '"'o ueep "a'ef'
nv '''' was
The money amt papers loSt hy toun'y
Attorney Catleton on hts nor'hfr1 h'hln9
trip were difcoverfd n room at the ton'e
occur red by Hr. = itxheih. Friday nigh
by Deputy sheriff Berry. Mr.. {. vent up
Sunday anil recovefed them.
William Welt of Waldoboro had nsr
rev escape from death saturday lie was
at work rigging vessel at Round Pond
The rigging broke, causing him - fall to
the deck. distance of - feet He cut
his right foot badly but received no serious
injuries.
Lizzie Carey Of Biddeforl. aged 10
wears. is very sick from fright and injurie.
received in a quarrel with a girl aged a.
SUNDAY evening. The doctors say there is
no internal injury and the case is not crit
icsl, but the child is in very bad con-
dition, brought about by Mysteries.
Fire broke out Monday morning. Aug
in the house of Jo.eph Harris. Jr at
Lisbon Falls. and il va. completely burned
TO the ground. There was quite = DELAY in
giving the alarm. Al that when the fire en-.
zine got there il was too late. The family
saved nothing and sfe left quite destitute
The E,cb,rge uo,sJ nj w.lsnbo-o n,e
z,n,s '.s,;.,,s ,,,..r,rc, ,,d.v WI,
tba ,-.,,.,,, ,,on-ia,o. NJ, R.;lsx ,nct
ct,,,'s. ,h,. f,,nitu,a vaIn,.l a. sl,oo ,.,.
a.. ~, tor 500 H. r.fass5 il ,nt
Ie,..d :, fn- a., ,,,on,h. ,ben ,,.;, fo, 49,,
months. Mr.. Clarke st length got tired of
this and failing to yet subtraction, the fur
niture l. s1ing out
In, .nsci.I tov, ,,ss,;,g tho e;,i,en.
os P,owrv,llo q, S,,u,I,v vo,sJ 10 a, H.
,. 80 n,I,ra W No,c,os. mi III. ...oei-
IT,. a. 600 h,-d,o5 aolIa,s 20, the -
TO, ve.r, n,oridsd saia comn.,v ~o,Id
s,sc, hYfld,ngs nut in necessary machinery
.ns o,r-sta Tho Range, ,nJ P;.c.t.ou;.
.t.,a sp.r-v /, IN. fu,,her votel 10 sIlou
H., comp.nv the n,iv;lsue of moviny tho
,os,i row ru,,;ny hv tho nn.yrv .a,,s ,o5.
no,th Of ,h., r,esent lac.,inn
( q " .'e y "a
s'o.i, ~ '.'s 80. ''s'e'I't
g
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ALUMNI AND ALUMNAE
OF the Cassine Normal School Enloy-
ing Themselves in tho New Build
ipg at Sandy Point

Especial TO the kennebec Journal
sEARsruRr. Aag. I Ihe Alumni IS
sooi,ti9n of the Cas;ine Normal School il
nov in sessif u ia the new hutiiDg at Sand,
Point. The register shows good attend
snce of guests ard this is only the begin
ing. As the campers arrive, they inysria
bly, express their surprise ard pca-ure al
the beauty ot their surroundings and the
cVtu irts ard c)nveniences of the new
building, Aii are niorc titan satisfied with
the location and the wisdom of the com
milise N choosing site and planning and
building the house, Is everywhere com
meud ed. On Thursday evening, the pres
ldent, A. \ jackson of Jefferson. Me,
csilsd the gathering to order in the new
bah aud with felicitons speech introduced
the former principal of Csstiur Normal
School, G.. + Fletcher OF the Board OF
Education Of Massschuseits.
In brief and happy speech Mr.. Fletcher
welcomed the Alumni and Alumn@ to their
new home. Rev. W. G. Curtis of Brown-
vile, Me, spoke fitting words in reply.
Mr.. Drmond Emery, treasurer of the asso-
citation and chairman of the building com
N tee, then gave brief history of the
work done sin e the last Encampmeut at
Garden.
Mr.. +. W. Foster, principal of the Nor
nal School OF Lexington, Kentucky. in his
iuimitAble way. related "reminiscences of
the early Camp at i,lesboro, Deep Gully
Brook, Bu1ch Bowl and Camden.
The company then proceeded 20 the
broad piazza. where Mr.. n s. French, of
the High School, RoxDury. Macs address
ed the company and buried the archives.
Then gathering around the organ in the
hall all sang an ode written for the occs-
sion, gave three ronsing che ers for the new
house and adjourned.
Wi-i1 Il programme for daily exercises
in the hall, with time - rest and laugh and
play, with opportunity to meet old asso-
cIaies and make new friends, with rowing
On the bay and louneing in the hammocks
in our own grove, with b9ntires and pow
vows on the beach, with \ bountiful lsrler
and good cook, all signs promise a de-
lightful week.
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IL Cures Coiic.
have been troubled Tor long time
with frequent attacks ~ eoiie and have
assd siagy remedies buE Bf.yer us..si
anything that gould relieve ais; - quick
~ Browne Instant Relief. can
recommend il ~ Others.
sAHEgL FAVOR.
Norway, Ne.
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TWO MEN BEATEN
By One Youth --0De Of Them in
Seemingly Bad Condition.
Alamri aud AlumHae Of castine Normal
School at Sandy Point.
No Definite Action Yet Taken on
ssls OF Knox & Lincola-

Special " the kennebee journal
koeKGtsB. Agz While the schooner
George Bird, Capt. Grey, was lyiag at
T1lson'. wharf IA this city today, young
man named James LeoBsrds. hso,hsr OF
one Of the sailors. came aboard and began
TO insglt The captain both Leonaris aud
bis brother we're intoxicated. While the
Gispate vas ia pr s'ess, Earnest Grey, the
captains sou, sppeafed on The scene. aad
he came in also for share Of the insults.
Later on, young Grey NE. both men on
the -haft and, meeting more souse, went
for them giving each a terrible beating
James xss sound on the wharf by police
officers about four o'eIock iB = semi an-
conscious condition and blood flowing
freely.
HIS brother vent aboard the vessel,
which was at oace hauled off. The affair
sill be inv stixated. L'-5uar,!s' exact coa-
dlti0a ). unkHuSn.
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Tea Steamers Race From Japan.

EEw YoRK, Aug. I The great tea
steam.hip. Glenogle q Monmouihshire
left japan June 10. After stopping at Va
riou. ports in The China sens to complete
cargo they started on race for the uort Of
New YORK, pi.sing Singapore June 20, tJe
GlerogIe snesd. Both ships stopped at
Perrin. at tle mouth of the Red Sss, 10
coal. l"sving there July .. the Glenogle IN
the Lad. passing Gibraltar the 2I.t and
the MoDmou,h.hire the 22d. The Gleno
gle arrived yesterday. zst ing the trio from
IApsn in the remarkably short time Of ftv
four DAYS The cargo consists Of about
tao and one quarter million pounds usw
crop teas. vain. $50 900, to vsrion. rsr
ties, and Il $50 tags Japan rice, value
slG0.0 900, con isped to Dan Tslmsge'.
Sons. The Monmo l,n.hirc /. daily ex.
psctsd. The quickest time heretofore re
corded is the steamship G!enshiel, 1883, 50
days; 1889. 81 days.
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At Least Twenty -Four Hours Longer
For Kemmler

ArHrRS, N. Y, Aug. Warden Ours
ron stated this afternoon that kemmler
would not be executed within the next ~
hours.
The general impression here seems to
be that kemmlrr will die either to-morrow
evening or early Wednesday mornir &,
the principal reason being that invited wit
nesses of execution are asked To be in
tuburn At Z. NJ. tomorrow. Warden
Dirst n says no truth in the reports that
hemmier is to be cxamined as TO insanity
The prisoner is perfectly we'll, he says.
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Playsrs League Standing

IIIts, Flttsburs, IHi BrookTNn, 70, !
rors Puisburg, q BROOKLYN, 3. Galv
aud Fields, weighing sui kinslow
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Special to the kennebec journal.
KuckLASp, Aug. AT the republican
caucus beld here tonight j. A. 1olmau was
elected chairman and h. X. Gould secre-
tsry The following delegates were chosen
to attend the county convention held in this
citv FRIDAY John = Case, A. Is. Bind. J
E. Hall, philo Ihurstou, Jsek ekson Weeks,
Epariam Perry. Robert Anderson, Aaron
lio~es, JOHN Howard, +. Il. Rankir. J. L.
Ciliey, j. ID, May, Nathaniel Jones, W. $
White, Frank {. Knight. Geo. w. Drake,
- n. Mortland, Il. &. Robinson. Fred W
W ight, Il Is. Miller, J. :. Willoughbv
James bGnshue T. igar Croc keu, L. l.,
Flint, {. l.. Rising, Maynard Austin,
Ds,il lngrsham, &. ID. lIayden, Eaia.
tro-s. Galen Xix. james Fernald, jessie
Tolman, William Blsc kington. j. +
hhoa ,t's, c. h inner, Ralph ulmer.
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ms, VIe'eIAnd. IT; FhlIAfeIphis, 10
Errors. Cleveland. /: fhilsielphis, 5
Gruber and sat 'life; Buthnion and Hall
man.
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universaItssa at WsiIs.

Tacoma. Aug THE ninth annual
Unlserrslist National Grave meeting opens
8, the WsiIs this evening With reception
and chorus reaearssi in Music Hall, con
duc.ee. BY Rev. S T. Smith Of Skow hsssn.
Ne The meeting continues throughout the
week, closing Sunday, nader the direction
of Rev. q. II. Shirn of Cambridge. Mas
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Rogers Of Arkansas Attacks Speaker
Reed in His Absence

The House vent into Committee whole
on tiie general deficiency appropriation bill.
Henderson Of Iowa explained the bill and,
carried the appropriation 70 $3.50. 600.
The items Of deficiency submitted to the
enmmitise. on appropriations aggregated
SG5. go .gao.
Tbs House co1A see that The committee
rxssf9Iiy acraGinized all the proposed ap-
y-cp-iztions. The Paeif. Ball-aai claims
are not provi3ed for in the bill
Rogers, n atssrce % Speaker Reed,
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Nm American for kipg hdaiictol's Ad-
visor.

SAN FHANcIsco, Aug. 4. i.--Ad,ises from
Samoa up To July 10, say that King Male
tlaand hls chiefs regard the situation ~ so
serious, owing to many causes, especially
thc disturbed condition of the Government.
dat they have decided to require the three
Consuls to appoint AN adviser to The King
AMI they have selected William Blackjack.
who was the American Consular represent
tl,ye here during the last war, as the Advis-
er whom they desire. The only msn.of.
war now at Apis is the United States
steamship Mohiran
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Fire AT Lowell. Mass.

Lowell Mass, Aug, This afternoon
fire started in shed occupied by A. B.
ke 1dali and De estroyed the shed aud con
tents, and badly damaged several sur
rounding houses. Some of the occupants
of the houses lost furniture and personal
effect,. Total dsmsg,. probably So 800 !;
PARTIALLY covered by Insurance; personal
losses not insured. The II g was SGT by two
eight year old boys playing with lighted
Iaper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05

Hits, Pittsburg .; Brooklyn, l3. Er
rors, Pitt.burg, 10; BROOKLYN. 3. LU
eft and DAILY Gibson ana Decker.