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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
OUT IN TOXIC.

Edwin Arnold. Edwin Arnold,
That little Jap girl
Has befuddled You?
All the world Is anxious
And would like to know
II you're growing spo0ney
Out in Toxic.
Out in Toxic out in Toxic,
Are you growing spCony
You. . knight and scholar
Landed 70 the sky;
You, famous poet
And a G. 8. l.;
You, q Header writer,
With . w0ndrous how,
Counting yellow maidens
Out IN Toxic, out in Toxic,
Counting pudgy maidens
Such novel caper
Bless US. this is funi
And they tell US you were
Born in 81.
Old enough. fancy,
Wise enough, trow.
not Out to i lo: To ydo! senses
Out in Toxic. out in Toxic.
Have you lost your senses
Out in Toxic?
Yet the little Jap girls
Really are sweet,
With their chubby bodies
And their dainty feet.
If wern't % busy
would like to 90
Giving kissing lessons
Out in Tokioi
Out in Toxic out In TokiaI
Teaching OSCILLATION
Out in Tokiol
Love, the wide world over,
Catches small and great;
Madens' eyes are fatal
Whether slant or straight
Hearts were made to open,
Just rs buds to blow
Luck to bold Sir Edwin
Out in Toxic!
Out in Toxic, out In Toxic,
Luck to gallant Edwin
Out in Toxic!
-Geoyqe Horton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
A VACATION ACQUAINTANCE.

In . fair bucolc Aidenn
have found . rustic maiden
Who is not with learning laden
And who little OF our modern culture kr OWE,
Yet she has 90 many graces
Caught from quiet sylvan places
That to me her dainty facets
Like the shyness and the beauty ofa
Her neglected education
Would cause direst CONSERVATION
with polished man from Boston town, think,
For her mind 10 not discerning
Aud she has but little yearning
For the deeps OF psychic learning
But her satin cheeks are tinted with :
bright
pure
pink.
She's but poorly read In history:
Browning's verse she thinks mystery,
And she never plunged the bist0ury
OF her mind into the problems of the day.
She could scarcely write treatise
On the times of Pniloctetes,
But her laughter low and sweet Is.
And her breath's Whit Of clover and of
mown
hay
She can't read q line Of Schiller,
Nor Dumas, that great ink-spiller;
She knows nothing of Hugh Miller,
And she only studied grammar fourteen weeks:
She's not learned the art of slaying
Victims by piano playing,
Something like . black birds chuckle when she
sings
or
speaksi
And she oft has moods revealing
Depths of Purest, finest feeling,
Till you find her presence stealing
In its freshness and its fullness on your own,
60 one signs, ween, in wonder,
Plucking meadow grass asunder,
If he sees there. hidden under,
Beds Of timid little flowers that are
blownl
And her power Of pleasing varies,
She Can makes pie Of berries
Or of luscious English cherries
That is better than your mother ever NADIA
And so, take 1t al together,
am somewhat puzzled whether
Ihave left my heart in tether
With that pretty country maiden in the
sweet
shadel
George Horton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
A Genius.

CIOtnfef ufHlSnef.
Mr. Summerheim-So our friend Abra.
hams has failed
Mr.. Sonnenheim-Ya, tree hundred tous-
and LIABILITIES.
Mr.. Ssmmerheim-And how much as
sets?
onnenheim-Nuttings at all
mmerheim-Weeping RACHEL What
q genius.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
Did No, Come to the scratch.

Aunt Aiice-0h, Mamie. dear. isn't il a
perfect morning. / feel that you and |
should do something to make somebody
happy; now what shall it be?
Nannie--I know; let's go and scratch the
pigs back: he Just loves il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
Ioweli Citizeu.

Johnson-There is etiquette about offer
ing a man cigar. just as there is about
everything else.
Jackson-How SO?
johnson - Well, for instance, Won
wouldn't ask widower If he will have q
weed, now would you?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

rather thick shoes. his rough tweed trous-
ers and heavy. prosperous-iooking melton
cost and shiny hat look responsibility
itsclL He is well of, though he is not at
al : millionaire. and is one OF the old
school.
=. KKSsHAw. THE Tennis EXPERT.
Behind him comes E Renshaw. the
famous lawn-teunis player. As an ex-
ponent OF this popular game he and his
brother have no equals. and for years have
taken avery game and prize in which they
have played. Neither of the brothers are
great favorites- they are too successful for
that-but they are good-looling GENTLE
men, men who have been celebrities for
years. .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
Knocked Out

America
First Ballet Girl noticed. Gladys, that
you did not eat heartily at breakfast.
Second Ballet Girl--No, Beatrice; you
sec there were frogs legs for breakfast.
and an old gentleman at the table made
some remark about creatures thas
mankind valued only for their legs.
First Ballet Girl-Weli?
Second Ballet Girl-Nothing; tn.y the
remark took away my appetite.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

Lady Marlborough. and with her is her hus-
band. the Earl of Marlborough. man
known in England as capital sportsman
and good sort" He has large fortune
and . pretty wife. is a good speaker ana
master of hounds, very popular with the
farmers and with his hunt He must DC
glad his sister-in-law has now protector
who will prevent her being troubled any
more by the disagreeable attentions OF MS
lady adorer.
The stroke of q clock-no, two strokes.
Two O'Clock. The crowd grows thinner
every moment; iancheon2 Yes. and In
few moments the sparrows and the ticket
collectors are left to sole possession. Draw
down the curtain. the show is over Tor the
day and the puppets are taking rest.
LORD DUDLEY.
A tall, dudish-lookine figure. with
round face and dark hair and eyes, well
dressed. with distinct air Of fashion, but
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

latter is much the most merciful. As to
football. the newspaper record of injuries
received by players on the two foremost col
lege teams shows larger number Of cas-
ualties from one match than prize rings all
over the country yield IN year.
There's danger of GENERALIZATION.
Through oser-civilization nations relapse
into barbarism. While Egyptians were
athletes they ruled the world: while Per
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

Cuiyer's Carooiic saiye-magsc nealer-cuss
bruiaex bo ms, etc. Twenty-Five cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

The Bssso Profundo.
New YorA Sun.
what is basso profundo, papa7"
"A deep sea bass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

20 him walks man of a very differ
mp-Lord Curzon. The future heir
salthy earidom. he has taken to poll
no leads quiet and cieanly life.
aek well-mannered man. he takes
abroad with comfort, sees his
watches his wife driving four-in-
only Lady Curzon can drive one.
- home to his luncheon with COM
contentment. He floats on q
mo peaceful sea, and the pillows
.ieaten to wreck others do not come
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
Curious.
New York san.

rWell. are you going to marry Estelle?"
mo, went to see her father, and he
gave me the refusal Of her. !"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

Character OF q very different
y. X Lloyd Price. one of the best
poFismen in England. his hobby
eS. and ~ his Welsh country seat
1 slaughter OF game is immense.
-, ,u sonr thousand rabbits day are
anu his cook is as great an ar
~ AZ gamekeeper is game preserser.
~ ~, ,sice. although Welshlnan, is q
Angisn country gentleman, and his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

Most J |
n. j.
illv ad
Getting
,Ilr a C
and I
reeted
The pc
,fture
the
i've tbs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

iermar
place
old, dr
loon.
carrie
. r42
Ipolitic
| posi-
j
es viii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
GOVERNORS DAY
At FryebuTs- Six Thousand
People on the Grounds.
Governor Burleish and Party Have a
Most Pleasant Time.
Speeches, Rece eptions. BarQuets and
Rides Occupy Every Minute.

Ev,Y,,... g., .. Si> ,hou.,,,,,,,
PIE we're on 'ie iA'F s'ouhas snas al isstAooH'
the largest number ever in RttsnlSrc
Gov. Rurt,iah. accompsriei by Mrs. Brr
t..h c.,;,Il -, p,A,.
'asit wives, LSp h h'oihhhis'eAt' MAJ t'he"s'
Col. E c. Stevens and wife, and Hon.
s J. Chadhourne srriyed On the IRAN a II
,ol,,- rh ,.;,.,, ~ n
~ "AlSef ara secretary ID W. Sero'
snd taken n carriages and escorted 10 tse
iar srouhds' me Mt fieasant nShd OF
tast ffNeours hcaulus ne Pr1Vts ''o'
hep'et'hsa'Ne cicct l. u Eastman an-
cohpahled 'he party va arriving al i'e
iair sfouhis 'he soNe'hor ahi parry were
e9Adsc'eu 10 'u' JUG t''la- l res wax
St tIiruduVe" 'h' govern, t'Nh" "as rec
VIVA great applause 10y the immense Assem-
nly- 'oNethot hH''e'sh t'sIonaed N
lew spproFFS Ste reha'AS' Shi ihlrocacea
M Matthews VA SHdresS'l 'lr A"'h nee
cNlos hlsil sat''h' $40" lhs hc resources
ahi Agricultural PFoiucts OF the o'%'N. an
let2rhi' reception Was heii pN Tue "of
ernor Ill tion' OF Tue gran" sad where
thousahHs sNAi'e' themselves OF Ah o'pot-
tahiN 10 eA'hAhse efee inE' anu isN"
shskt WIN hiu' sun unus uIuue' was
ON the grVuans' aitet shiih the boN fnpr
ana fa'N "'ie '>c9t'd 70 lf,e gram Sanl
and sl'rt'Sv' 'n' races "hicn .''uff q IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Au.us'a were 9 ven an s1his i.ion trot for
half a mile. the latter proving the wineer
sn,l otsiiDg oeut4r.sa for quarter during
the evsut.
BsIlemoa;, owned by Z. ID. Tasker. Of
Gardiner, ~as sen. fast mile by his traia-
er. kite0ui. He trot,ed the quarter in .45,
hslf. 80, three azrters. = 10, and = fun
mile in . So all without skip or q break.
Billy = H0ulehsn'> black s;sllion, uot-
I'd II al hest i, 10 clip.
A, the close of the afternoon Libby of
pils Tree stock farm brought OUT his I'VE
nonihs s!1 colt Fi,her Boy and gave him
sfln up Sni toN n in front Of the judges
stand lie is wonderful litile chap anil
u iws every inch truitsr. Many words
OF praise were shosered at him as he Irct-
ted beside his dam, Lsiy Fisher. He is
Arrivais first colt and is a beauty. W. W.
Bailey OF Boston. also showed handsome
colt, four months old, sired b. Arrival
dam Fanny b. fast mare. HIS breeding
gives ham speed and the ii,tle fellow ceI-
tan'y shav"' II.
1As r4-es .pt Th'r,lay vi be the trot-
iirg Of Of Iue.a.,'' scrub race AMI
"Wednesday, year ODD ;ace also race in
the 80 class. free for ali and race for
green horses driven by ladies'. Races wi!
commence at enc clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
4 Year Olds.

Frs heat r Dolly took the lead at the
start and sl'hough drivtn IN road cart
"a. sJ y Leid i; the mile aad cams in a
wirrer By several lsrs sths.
Secord heat Burr hams horse led to
the ha f. bat on gong the turn broke badly
aBd sss passed by Dolly at tie three quar-
ter yoie. Dolly held her had and came
by the judges zooi vinuer, with Fanneva
We at th- wheel. Victoria few lengths
teh,nd tie Il ltaier.sn1 Ki ty NJ. way be-
Ii Il. Il was TX it nz race tor one con-
'ainir all green horses.
Tn rd teat i was any body heat from
start t. tili,h At he sord go" X tts VI.
belly s1d Naunevs were huached wiin
Nlc,orls irsi ag litle, Nannev. led to
the qost'cr 4Ld here The three leaders broke
giving Victoria q anee to 90 up to second
llsce. ItOlly was first 10 Ga en- her fee
atd led off bat she vas trifi- lame and at
i1e half dropped 0Et h. horses stArtr i
sfouni be - md time with kiity NJ, lead
ing. position bich she held for the last
haif coHIsE N winner, Nagneya second
sni Victor third. Al Til point the Iu ige.
pos'pt n d th. completion Of Ihs rsee until
Tlu-.gay al one o ,lsek
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Meteor olosich Report.
Helena, Ark. Cots a Terrific aud Do
stiuc,ive Rain Storm Great Damage.

llrLrNA, Aria Sept - Yesterday
evening this ely WAS visited lay tho most
terr hc and d, stiucuvc rain storm ever
knowu in is history. About 3 o'clock in
the st'crnoon a steady ran commenced,
which c,niioued until &. A v,iitshle cloud
burst oet urr, Il III an incrcllhl short imc,
aud all that portion OF Nh city bounded by
Wa kcr street ON tn north. Columbia
street ON the cast snd College street On the
west was one vast sheet of water. Fences
were swept away. ,idcvalks torn up, out
hou.es up;nrn Il. cellars inundated and
street cir tracks suhmcrp d, No estimate
s mae of ihc dsmsgc The lower portion
of the 81 is subm' rgcd and hundreds OF
people az driven from their homes. The
total rainfall TO the ptst two days Is
ld t2-to0 inches, Rud the pruspocIs are
sOod for more rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
THE ANDRosCooGIN FAIR.
Fair Sk,es. Good Crowds aud q Fine
Exhibit.

SPECIAL TO the hennebec Journsi.
C>sros. sept. 81 -Tuesdey. the open
ing day Of tn second annual meeting of
the Andros ogg.n Valley Agricultural So
ciery brought out fair attendance for the
frs. lav The stock exhibit was excellent
Conspicuous in the department WAS drove
OF forty lin, Jersey head from The famous
lIer,slale Farm, Canton. This stock o.
cupied forty new stalls Jus, at the right Of
the entrsncc TO the PARK, built express y
fer this drove. The well Known Uud' r
wood sock from Fsyet'e. WAS well rfpre-
; nttd sikh some fine animals.
The Lor.c department, however. seem ID
10 st'rac, the greatest interest
from the crowd. Am,ng horses
attracting great attention. We
wou 4 mention Philip G. Nelson Cons ri
hg NJ tlson; d.m kahtaka Con4ri is owned
by Ne ssrs. VIM. Grey ani son Of Audover
ths parfy al.u 5xh b.ted Griffin (by Mes
seneer Duroc, 100 the stsudard bred irot-
tiny stallion He lsa fire bay horse, stands
IL - hands f0alel April 29, 1883. and
bred by Charles Bsckmsn. Stony Ford, X.
Y. Next in order stands kanttka by io =
bert Bonner, jr, dam by Champion Bla k
HAWK. MANY oturr HHt nreu Ib'N's ARE oi
the grounds, but space vii not permit o n
special merton of each.
The poultry exhibit is small. but good
stock, what there is of il. The sheep sud
swine exhibits are slso strong sttrsctit MS
for The farmers Mr.. Chsrles S. Robbins
formerly of Philips informs the journal
representative ttat he has purchsscd Mac
beth the fine Il tslhon that attracted 50 much
notice here AID At Lyermore Falls lastsea-
son. lie is showing great bursts OF specs,
This ho-sc is Daniel Boone and giod
price Was pad for him.
a trip taken through the exhibition build
ing ,hi. morning, shows a large disp,aY of
fruits, dairy product., canned goods, he use
plants. sut flowers, etc. On the first floor
carriages, robes, agricultural io1ls, farm
and garden products. etc The ti'psy
throughout the building is ahead of that If
last year.
To day the peoIle flock to the grouI Is
ard it looks Ike hlg crowd and doth IS
1or tn. sccipty. The races draw the Groves,
\ purse of Sl5 hiss been offered by The
ioei,ty for n game of ball between the
Canton and Carthage teams for 1hursd ,y
Cc!osing day A. NJ.
Gambling on the scc'ety's grounds il
conspicuous ny It's a.senr", and perfect
Urdrr prevails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

prulfS. sept. 2i.-Mr. WIN. OPT cn
writ, to tie Sc cary Of the .Ioha Dsls
smre.ry Committee Of 1ippetary that he
ha' b IN for some time il c4mmuni alton
with ar kn.,iishinsu Of much cmin nee at
BirmiHs shtH who has discovered sfart! ~
roof thst Dus uaaiie 81 tim uf an r
ganized = OF 0u IN part Of the lr ~ % o
and tier em.s.ati-.. h. .tstcrr. l.
bas-'l On the authority of tn Chef Cpp-,.-
bic OF one ot he prirciral cites Cf the
Kin'don, whose cpnfe.ssen has been s4tt
to Hom@ Sefrtts-y Matthews. Day j.
serving = sentence Of life impr son M nj
fo- iy nam ting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Speaker Reed VIII stump Iowa

rEs M"ISYs Sept p I, /. defina,sl
snrouae. j tbI Seeker Red will come
,tis wsy mmsdis eIy after the sdjoars =
ms' OF C,f gre's to assit the republican .
- thci- tanysss IN the disniets Of Gear,
tie der On and Lsreg, which are doubtful.
The ar ivs ,rfrubli a, campaign vii.
begin ihe frs. week in Oetob.r. All p1.
-ioie go t. S,re male to la = Secretary
Blaine Wis LIZA and al in re csmpA q.
tut ne iefegrsphfd Chairman Mack tn At i
ou,d be impossible for him to come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Ei,oi,s to Release Chicago AuaIchists
from Jail

tntcAGn, Sept. - .- Another legal step
towsid- the release Of the anar, h sts now
confined N the zen tentisry, was taken in
the federal court today. in the shspc of
petition for wit of habea- corpus. on
behalf of Michael Schwab. The attorney
FOR the prisoner sBys he has associated with
II m Gen. Is +. Butler. ani letter from
the latter makes the assertion that the pris-
oners are ont. tied to dnchuRe under the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Sentci ces RI verso d

DrrItv. lr'lsnl sept p. Al the
Wsterf,ri sees on- TODAY. judy Walters
- v+ts.d sentence 0f tiiree moptl i'm
pri.nn"e1t with la-d labor, pronounced
up1n F,.hc' editor tf the Munlter Ex-
pfts. and Richmond. editor Of the Water
ford N,ws. The two editors were convicted
undcr ,be crin act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Ono ko,e Chance for abib,ya Jusiro.

ALuAs,. n Y, Sep, hrorury
General Tabor, o1 behalf of Warisn
Brush # slug Snt Prison, has bc, II
scryei wuh n notice TO show cHuW before
tn | United Stet-s Supreme Court at Wash.
lngton, Oct. "a. why the i. cson Judge
LaCombp of the nitcd Circuit cunrt. de
wing the petition uf Stibava juyifo,
Japanese sailor in Sing Sing Prison nwnit-
ny execution by Il cir!c'ty for writ Of
haheas corpus, should 70, be corrected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Johr son Withdraws His Libel Suit
A Peddior Robbed.

BlpprroRp, Sept. p TX Tax Collect
or Il. VI .Ichasoa, who is nrder arrest for
embezzlcment, has Withdrawn his $40 0o0
Goel suit against The BiIdofo,d Time.
The sui was brought 3 year ago, because
tn Times pub ished an account Of lis il
q, b,ednrs- and said his boDdsmen wei
getting Al xioHs al out hi, iranci-l sianiifs
III case was entered for trial st this term
of court
John hearns and Reuben iiurI were ar
Tested toiilht % a charge OF ASSAULT Z
ard rphbiug James Ladd, a ped ller, phJ
vas drunk. Thl Cficer4 are looking for a
Portland man Supposed to be connec'eJ
v IN the affair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
w NIt.b Al
EOR ALE.

4 'AptIpi sskt ANi inr p location
Y iurE' a luts. tt W sf prize. ti'H.tbt taa--
n,artY imr44al tsHd-1ue heus,- ttt 7d
-tr''fs. tleet ieeAr-p pa the cntur frontage each
wtF tNYtN bff"en minnie. Anf pltu- 3H4 ffirf.-
ar's 20 hfNaf @f'rtt7. 'ar - W'f.-
ll.--lM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

WHrEfiELp, Sept, 2l -1hre appears
nov to b. NJ doubt bu' that work viii be-
q on the 2 III mre at once, ard il or
nest. Lsst Friday, Mr. merrill, vto ha-
b. n ted the mine. Wei ei it il company
with three csptiints, slso an Exp IT from
Fosion. ine r-sult of t.e,r y.sI. i-. That
they decided to sink sbaf a; once TRey
we're uuah pleased With ia appearance Of
tbe mine, sni ss lack Of cspi'al his been
tie only reason Why work b4- Jt been te-
gun bcfore-snl men have been found ho
are willing t. risk shat nuch needed article
in the enterprise-the prospsc.s are good
tlist the work will % Oh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
vsoabie Renominated but Deolinod 10
Run.

PftEpsErt tc. Va SEPT. 24.-The q, m
o,r. ic Cpngrts-i mil conysI ton toni sht, :,
aon'nafci T. & tenstle, ans. aiei ycster-
day hy the republican. in ths fIou.e Of
Keyt, ssuia'iv.s. He dcclired t, run anil
Judge WIN. ~. N,ni was EomiDated In
ht. Iasr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

CnArLr-ruS, g. G. SEPT ~ The
dcm0cratic convention Of the seventh dis
net torat tottm rau0 Nm. HI OF. who
va. etp<,l.i iT III he .fA. IN the House
So. cfdsy 20 make room for Thomas T..
VI if ihe namiIati n ya' BY sceams-
uun The convention adopted r buttons
der opnoing the sclion cf the liousi and
cordially endorsing III ot
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mau and San Missing.

BANGOR, Selt. "a Information was -
e ived today ,hst man ard -op. -Aid 10
5eio-g IN Massachusetts,, rame' unknosn,
have been s,ing since at Saiur iaY from
a camp in kOach river regfon- search
ing ps'ty ha. been egs but found no Jrsce.
The man and son started cut on short
huugiug trip snd have not been seen sirce-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Twelve Yeara Was the Sentsuce.

LEWISTON, Sspt. 2i-John Hires, pIo
plesded guilt. TO committing rape on Mrs.
Gardner OF South Auhur-. was To-Day sen
fenced to IL years in the state pri.ou.
Jsrne- Campbell was ai.o given three yea
at the State prison for breaking and ente,-
Z z the New York shoe store in tcis city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

BASGoK, Sep: ~ A Wsii7sioa d.
spsfeh to the Wbig anuonrc,s ;1st Cen
gr. s,ma1 Beu;el.c hss rae j ei Ie ter
from Secretary Tracy informing him that
il is his n'ention to ams one Of III sua-
b3a-s 80 ne hui 4; B.,h tue Mach a. ~
honor % enc of tie Tst bs,G.es Of the res
tiazou sad the great i2 bui1lirg Stse
Of Mi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Th,,x ni,ions in the dairy department
vas the prge.t that has heen made at the
fans of his see ETY. for msnv years, the to-
t.l eulr:es IL this department exceedirg
taSt os lat years exhibit BY fourteen. The
exhibitors IN fhis class srs: Butter. Mrs
Geo Jacobs. Readfeii; Mrs w Packard,
Resdiela: Mrs \ " Haebel1er. East
W.nthrep; Mrs c II Barker, Wayne; Mrs
+. Hayt. Winthrop; Z B Cifor3, Via
tarop: Mrs c Il Stevens, Fayette; Mrs ]
o Butmar. T. aiield; Mrs ] ID Walton,
wavre; M-sA 2 Brown, Mt Feraen !;
Mis- Flora E Brorp, Mt ysrnau; Mrs L
c Rsmek. Winthrop; Mrs f r Jacobs,
Mt Veln1n: Mrs L 7 Gle. Resdfiel3: Ms
5 G Fssg. Il R-sd6eld: Ms J Wig, Fsy-
cite: Mr.. NJ L Robhius, Winthrop; VIM
throp; Mss Gertie Luce, Readdeld, Miss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Fire IN Stsndard Rubber Works,
BfCCkton

ERncKros Mass Sept - Fire To-
hight At the factory of The Standeri Rub
ber COMPANY d"'ttoyei abou, $1,000 worth
Of stock. The buiiliag was bat slightly
lnnaged. The fire ,t4-ifd IN ,hc drying
rrom Just before ihe help left the factory.
1t caught by piece Of stock falling on
the steam Iupe. The loss il fully covered
by Insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Fbo a. Odesss. Oat Threatens tho
Whole Town.

Oprss, Oot SeIt 2t.-Fire broke out
A. Il 30 + VI in + ". Nlssp's general
'ore and d~sih h'V By l2.3o A. NJ, Mil
ap'- ,t)Ir Bond'a dr; ~ DDS and general
store. and Murphy & Sons boot and .hoe
-toT- we're tfaIy res rpyed Til. FIRE is
rap j s.reaing snd will likely wipe the
towa pr,t vcll out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Accident a, Rsada.ld Pair Grounds
Especial to Kennebec Journal.

READFiELp, Sept. 24.-Lsoa Tihsstts,
t1e thirteen year old son Of Oscar lib sits
OF Rssdield was run INTO and severely in
jrred Wednesday afternoon near the fair
grounds entrance by an unklo.n man
vbo vas ca-elsssly driving p1ir Of hor-e'
ne lad left leg was badly bruised
s1d msugled sad il is feared other injuries
risy have been received. The man drove
en without steppi 9 to see ;hs result of bis
car le.sne.s