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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07
aoArrNo At BowDora.
-. New Eight Hard at Work for
=. comins Contest With Cornell.

", o. W. Turner, Of this city, i. home
-. povdoin for . few days vacation.
~. Turner il one Of the men training for
..-,oin', new eigh,-oared crew that 10
..ox Cornell June 18th. He was seen by =
r.l reporter Saturday and interviewed
...,,sins the prospects Of Bo~doin's new
a.o.,.urs in boating, and What is being
aooe to further succe" in the venture.
N, Turner said that eleven men are
.o,kns for positions on the new eight and
have been putting in The hardes, kind Of
.o,t At the gym" daily. working on an
,,,.se Of an hour and three quarters each
~ A.y Thi. s1sYcse consisted Of work
.,,As chez, seigbts. dumb bells, etc, In
.t.soy . daily run Of over two miles. The
tho are 10 training are. Frank Lyman,
..e.F ! Brown, eI.. IS; both nov
!, .,s uedi al school; IL II. Has ing.. 80;
r II u.,t,nz.. 81 G. B. Sears. 80; o.
" Turner, 30; +. z Parker, 81; J.
o,uav 81 Poor, Of 80; Carleton. SO and
t.et,on. e1 20, noT In 81. Most Of
Nae men viii be utilized in the make up
,.,hs crews, A.. tao or three will b. re-
uinsd az atsrnates
Tss Andro.coggin ~ the Bo~doin boat
.oa,e /. no; yet clear Of &c, and no attempt
At praetcinz there can be made for few
A.,, IL, thought however that by the
middle Of the week it WILL be possible to
a.. hos, on the rIver. II thi, can be
ioo. NJ. Turner will return to Brunswick
and sith Bob Hastings, Lyman ana Brown
-, anne praGiice 10 a four cared shell.
l.c.,oe PafEer, Ciliey and Carleton are
.ox in Portland working in four cared
boat
The new eght Dared shells being made
b, pav. Of Portland are expected to arrive
H. tho middle Of this week and II Is thought |
!, IN, handsome & ancial support that 10
.s,ny received tha, 1t viii be possible to !
a., sor them On their ARRIVAL. The treasurer,
Misunderstanding Tue large expenses psiit
n.t he can carry on business this year on
,e..h basis Tn, speaks well for Bow |
Aoip'. friends. There are three CT four !
CANDIDATE. for position Of coxswain, no
.sl,etion having bee made. SO great is
III, interest taken 10 boating this year that
,hs,e sil be- three four cared Gre - paIti-
ep,,e IN the Ivy Day races ,aad a. they will /
be evenly mat he'd til" race promises To be /
sIctDs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES

At the last meetiag OF Paris Grange.
Worthy Master Farfar presided, aud Mr..
b Mckeene. Representative OF Maine
State Grange. was present AS before an
rounced. and did good work officially IN
,ne unwr,tteu !, struc,ions of the order
rhe next IN, eiing all be hell on Saturday
April II
The Atrl meeting of Oxford County
p,mr,s Grsrse WAS htll ~ Norway, The
hail bein, filled 10 OVERT ising The on
5ryr,e vas conferred IA class of twenty
avn fourth j, gree m nb-rs Nv faro
I,. Arv.ll wasna4 of tn members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07
NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY

Having recently fitted the old Car Shops the East end
R. Bridge prepared do all kinds of carriage
work short notice Our facilities for doing fine work mod
superior any factory the State We have all
the latest improvements in the way Of tools and appliances and
better work less than have been
able produce heretofore In painting department have
taken especial pains and feel confident that facilities
surpassed by factory in New England Our capacity for
surface All carriages needing repairs and painting will be
stored through the winter free of EXPENSE We shall continue
manufacture Patent Drop Axle Delivery Wagon for which
there growing demand and orders rapidly increasing.
We shall be pleased all old customers and many
Cur will be to give every full value for his money
and frs-class work every time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07
GILMORE

fne,t in the wurln. Is ReT owned lnstrumr NJ al
-olo-f-. assitfd by BY Ida Klein. soprano from
tie Metropolitan OPP n House, y. Y Henri
kOeLe. u da-hing young German tenor, Ed
ward -. NahOney, the great Irish American
basso. Only appearance in Maine Entire change
% program ne at each concert.
sp-Eveniug tickets Il served. &c and : 60
Admission. 50c. Ma inee, reserved. SOC. and 75c
3ac.
For tickets. illustrated pro ramIue and crcnars
giving all particulars, address, Ira e >tocs bridge
$40 Congress street. Il7If fore On NJ e Il Il. to
all holding Gilmore tickets 20 the p rfoTmances
Tickets should be ordered At with money
enolo-ei apr7dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07
You all Know About

our contract system, how easy it is to get
homes together and enjoy comforts while
you are paving for them. You all know
our reputation for giving perfect sstisfac-
prepay frei lht to your nearest Il. X. Station
and that we make no extra charge on the
goods because yon buy on credit. Know
ing all this we look for your ira ie, and we
will surely use you right because we want
your neighbors trade MS well as yours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

The best Of anodynes. this prspara,sor ,.,.
idiy snotaes irritation. srrengthens no 49,,
Gaze organs of speech. and restores The xoIcs
- 'ts Tone and power No singer or pub,tr
speAser should be without Il. lydia Jhorn,.
r,h' uhe famous actress, eertlaes: Aver.
,heFry feetorai has been of very great ,er.
wee 70 me. II improves and strengtbet's
u'e voice. and Is always effective for M.
cure u colds and coughs -
VI pom several oeeasious I have suffered
ron Gods, causing hnaFseness and enttr-
."ss OF voice. In my profession Of an are.
.ioiseer any affection Of the voice or ,hros,
serious matter. but at each ATTACK
nave been relieved BY a few doses o. Aver
.heffy feetorai- This remedy. with ordl.
6ary care, has worked such A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07

Inc steamer Kennebec, which has win
"'ea al Buruham's dock at East Boston,
aA' Neen thoroughly reprinted, and lies at
Hef cock at Lincoln's wharf. She will be
wv IN commission on Friday, April IL,
saving Boston for the kennebec river on
that evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07

az health and st-eng,h renewed AMI OF ease
ard comfe,t follow the use Of syrup OF
Fi... ~ it acts IN ht-mony with nature u
"A, ctusliy cleanse the system hea c'slhse
az bilious. For ale IN soc ard 81 w
hottie. nv all ltNiivg druggist
spri rim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07
Magical Effect

that have suffered very little ineonyen-
fence. have also used Il In my family. with
excellent results, in coughs. colds. &C.
VIM u Quartly MlBat0n. Australia.
" In the spring Of 1853, at Portsmouth. Va
! was Frustrated by a severe attack a ~.
phoid pneumonia Ny physicians exhausted
their remedies, and for one year was not
able to even artieliate word. By the ad-
vice Of Dr shaw tried Ayers Cherry Pee.
hfai' and to my surprise and great Joy. IN
,ess than one month could converse easily
In a natural tone OF voice I continued b.
improve and have become since A we'll man
have often recommended the Pectoral and
nave never known II 10 fail. ~ George n
Lawrence. Valparaiso, Ind
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
CURRENT KyENFS

Nsne - BARNES 0enles egn physically
that she Is sEgsge4 = * married. =
hlng A.Asn
I1e Laks sapsr.or Fsrensn's Assoc
stion slll te4~ . tournament 81 ASAl4
MS. OK ana a
Al GaIenA. lll. Eainsrs sruok xein
- le-2 TUESDAY tA2t pro1lSss K as cns
@ tbe richest ever NerkeA
; IA NosS aged - wears > resident
q ColdSa9er Nlea-. tos mere tasn sfiy
wears, ~as bQrle2 Iaesasy
Al Bradford. Pa. tae follsr shops -
Bovalr3 s. seyfsnFs were destroyed ~
IRE Iues2ay Less soaeQa. iasarsnoe.
g. 0Qa
Dr Silas Il. Dousisss- tAe eldest sur
v-yer q tae ex- professors If tae Unl-
yersigy of Aisn.g4E. aie4 a. Anu Arber
1uesaay
asa meeting of the worlds falr CON
missloners ln CAlcsgo "a Tuesday 10
MAS decides 10 settls tie size question
SePtemb beg 9
Ihe ksnsAs Genital express Vas de-
raltea ~ salt Greek valley. near
Le&TenWorth. kan. Iuesday, and I'VE
persons were severely injured
, n. Dorsey Of New YORK. PROPOSES
erecting large mandatory AZ SiogK
City. Ia Linen manufactured from
Iowa straw NIL % Tie eairat
A Submerged dam .630 Zee. IN length
is being constructed in the Mojaye
river, near Belmont kev.. ID order that
the water may be utilized Tor mills
The gcoss production of pig iron in
the United States IA The drst sx
months o. 1920 Was 5,i02,75s or 46I5.
s57 tons net an increase Of 154.655 net
tons over the prod Of the last half
Of 1889
The physicians conducting the autop-
50 in TIE csse Of Mrs Phoebe Wright,
VINO was found dead az Oshkosh Sunday
afternoon. asoertainej that tue case v IS
one Of suicide, IS no marks of violence
were found upon the remains.
The mem bers g the Oklahoma Legis-
lature have arrived al Guthrie ready
for the opening OF tie session. The
House is Repu bllcan. the senate tie,
with the balance OF power ia the hands
OF an Alliance man elected from No
Mans Land
Jonathan Hartgroves. living near
Rillsboro. H.. instructed MS young son
to shoot any one who should enter his
melon patch Monday night To Try the
boy he himself entered the patch. and
received the contents Of both barrels 0f
shotgun. lie may die.
Ex-Congrossman Albert willis has
returned 70 Louisville, hy. from New
York, whore nc has been in the interest
OF the company which IS seeking - Sc
cure control Of the twenty tobacco
warehouses Of that city and Cincinnati
The stock Of the company IS 70 be s5.-
OOO. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

WBrELNe. ~ Va kur 81 TIE
hesviesf rsln-sforr0 Of the season began
here about noon Tass3av. Wheeling
tbroert ne city are Yaeisr torrerts
In tbe latter stream 81 EcCuiioUn street
family ~ Eve were washed frprn
thsir resissncs ard their lives saved
9Th great tlGcaity a syezr-oia
cAils Vas carried - tne f9o5 for sore
than . square as rescued in drown
8nr condition by sous vD-kusn AZ
wees fren tbs coke regions siso spssk -
fosa. TIE rsin has e- ussf al
forsaer rscor3t p uiert9vn enc many
- ths lover usnefsef1fiss sft tl,sa3
doxn Nsnv bridges have $50 been
sz-rr.f avar
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. 27.-Judge
Gresham on Tuesday handed down an
opinion in the case of the Commercial
Bank Of Cincinnati against the
Hamilton National Bank of Fort
Wayne which is OF general in
ierest to the banks and bankers.
The case grew out OF the failure of
Fletcher & Sharpe, of indianapolis.
Judge Gresham holds, in effect, that
when one bank owns paper and sends it
20 another for collection indorsed pay
'or collection" and it passes through
;hain of banks thus indorsed tho bank
making the collection is held to the re-
iponsibility of seeing that the funds
each the original owner Of the paper.
n this decision should be upheld IL viii
doubtless result in banks remitting col
.ections directly 20 the owner OF paper
md not back through the chain of
banks through which it is transmitted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
Leaped from the Train.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. PA we'll
dressed old man leaped from a moving
express train near this city. His little
daughter leaped after him. Ths old
man was killed and the child seri-
ously injured. From papers found
on the old mans body it ap-
peared his name was stephen Beck and
that he lived in St Clair County. IL.
and was en- route to Hamburg, Germany.
He was we'll supplied with money. No
reason is known for the old gentle
mans action,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
RevoltinE scene at an Execution.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. GA re-
rolting scene was witnessed in the Jail
tuesday morning, when Frederick
Davis, who was sentenced to death for
:he murder OF his wife, was executed.
His head was half torn from his shoul-
iers by the drop, aud the wind-pipe and
:azotid artery were severed. and blood
spurted all over the scafold. The
aangman explained that the unusual
occurrence was the result OF the fact
,hat Davis was a man with long neck,
he consequence Of which. he said, was
shat the man was given a six-foot drop.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
A Doctor Foully Murdered.

MISNEAPoLIs MINI, Aug. 27-The
Journals Grand Fork (N. d. special
says DR.. Bahrsen, OF Crookston. was
shot three times and killed az Fisher,
twelve miles north Of here, by a man
named Russell. Tho murderer fed to
the woods and is now being pursued By
a crowd intent on lynching. Russell
and bis wife separated long time ago
and he attributed the trouble 70 Or.
Bahrsen's influence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

MONTICELLO. III. Aug. 2L-General
L. 5. Grants old command, the Twenty
first Illinois Infantry, will hold their
sixteenth annual reunion a. Decatur
October and q The members % the
old Twenty first viii SAX that the re-
mains CT General Grant lie either taken
to Washington or brought to Illinois
and laid 20 rest and a monument be
erected over them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
The SCIENTISTS.
aosinx Session Of the American AssOciA-
ti0a al Indianapolis.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug. SI.-The
cncluding general session Of the Amer
caa Association for the Advance
nent OF Science was held Tuesday
nghE To-day nearly al OF the
MEMBERS OF the association VIII go
N : trip TO Mammoth, Wyan3otte and
darengo caves IN Kentucky and lndi-
ma The association passed a resolu-
ion asking Congress 10 pass law pro-
iibiting the destruction Of the big trees
" California The officers elected for
he next year are the following
President Albert 3. Prescott Ann Arbor,
dich-; Vice Presidents a, Mathematics and
Astronomy. Z. " Hyde. Cincinnati o; b,
saysicS, + T. Nipher, St Louis; c, Chemistry,
Z. c. Kedzle. Agricultural College. Michigan;
}. Mechanical Science and Engineering.
rhomas Grey. Terre Hauie; L. Geology
md Geography, J. J. Stevenson, New
York; +, Biology. J. IL Coulter. Craw
orisyille. I'D; II, Anthropoiogy, Joseph
Iastrow, Madison, Wis; l. Eccnomic Science
md Statistics, s. Dana Horton. Pomeroy, o.;
Permanent Secretary, F. ". Putnam, Cam
,ridgo, Mass; General Secretary, Harvey w.
Wiley, Washington d. c.; Secretary OF the
council A. ". Butler, Rrcokyille, lad.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. hrg p.
FuorR-lfcoera;oiy active and frn. spring
Patents t5q0el5 -. Bakers s34f84 70,
SfTalghts. s. 1jL4sR. winter Patents f&29a
5s5. Clears. = 1lEf ~.
WBEkT-Actire an5 very uus7ftiet No
cash about c. esAf o.. Decasn Der. tiol "a
Lio, Nsy. sl.1hGllsa
coRv-Aotlge and wesz No p tse4s8lc.
No Yeuov. sQis0'05c. Na. 47hG4''tc
80 s yellow sei.ef.tc. soFieueef IA
4stse, OcfoaoF. fs,ss4sssr. Msr 30 80 e.
oArs-Unsettffe 30 2 fr eepfsT-
be-. 8-i gTsc. May 30 fhc eamr.ee ir
fair dcrrsu and essie-- 10 sSsc 80
3 WHITE. sr1s'sc, So @aaac No
White 37ss a.
rvr-stcSsr aus nrm. 10 essb oftc.
august &c. Ssptom1er sc esupies sbonf
c. .a67lsc for 80 g. g.. 5e f-r "a.
BARLsT- STEADY 80. Sfpteuher. -tc
sauoiex crofahte a. eszs5re fer "a 8 a91E.o
srr No 2 arf ~ -fr r1r Ne
EEss poRE 6ss Fet semewhst unssfilsf
vita fsir trading ~ irrrr-'sr prices Prices
auotahle 8f 80 ss1If % ief cash Sc s1stI9 =,
for hugBst 60 rs2frsa ~ September. 81 go
eis ~ foT fs-a ~. fae ti8-liss ala - fer Har
LARD Tatfer aetiFs anf prices raie1 ftraf-
isr. Frices ranges Al t21efR1s fos cash
e g7~e 2ri. - Aasssf. sfss - n for SEP
TEMPER. sr eo1ss ssf for oetetef. ard = r. q
e. ga, for Ja1t
Brrrrn cresaes-. sns7c. Dsirv. Tais,
Tsekfrr sfoCE stsr
rcr1HRF-Llvs Csieksns ssl0ae pef
crrf.g Caicse1s. - geF , 1--we TurkfTs
safoc psf = 1--we Decks s1ac pr ? L.rt
oseesc. q % 9o p-r dazeH
IIoroP -Disfrsf sprfs STEADY 9, : is fssf
"a for frsa - goo1s
Wv Yopx ser p
vEva7-T-m seTrsrasr . ofN9i mi<ei
4 =
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
The Brick Tie-Ur.

NEW YoRK. Aug. 27-The action of
The Brick-Handlers' Union has COM
olicated even more the already much
involved situation in tie brick war.
Members Of the union were ordered TO
unload bsrges belonging to members
of the Manufacturers Association, only
at an advance of fifteen cents on the
original price Of forty cents per thou
sand. This offer was refused and the
men declined to work. Brick are like
ly to bring sic per thousand before the
tenn il ended
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

RowF, arg. - TIE city of Psruris
and tbe surrounding coDntry have beer
visited bT . tornado. Tie wird blew
~ith terrific forcs Four churches IN
ths citv were bi7v1 down sn5 many
hoases we're wrecked large nurn ber
a persons we're iniersa. TIE Com
unune 81 Clterns vss devastated ~ ths
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

BrAvER DAN Wis. AUG 27-The
conversions Of TIE Williams free
library building vas laid Tuesday with
impressive cere monies. The officers
OF tho Masonic Grand Lodge of Wiscon-
sin conducted the services, and Judge
Sloan delivered the oratioD- The build
Ing vii be CON Pleted next spring.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
win nav All the siIver he Can.

WAsHINGToS, Aug. 2z.-Secretary
Window says that as he desires TO re-
lease at present from the Treasury all
the money be can, he viii continue 70
buy silver, if the offers are reasonable,
without regard to the quota proportion
for the month.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
Death 81 Notsa catholic Edses,sr.

KAxKAKEF. III, bur. q. Rev Father
Bernard. one % the founders and treas
urer Of S. Visteur's College. is dad
Father Bernard came here in 1897 and.
with Father Rs7 and another priest es-
tab5shed snail Catholic school. which
nor ranks with ang Catholic college IN
4rr Waze
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Detectives
Hamm and Eckstein have arrested Emil
V Koeseller, who is wanted in Mime
spolis. MINI. for the embezzling Of
g.. 600. Koeseller, who was a butcher
and an officer OF the O3d-Felloes lodge
there. left TIC city July last, after en-
bezzling 81. 600 OF the lodge funds and
G., 600 from other societies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

GosHry. Tn8. Az 27 II. T. Hitch
cork of this citg, dropped dead in ths
hotel az Hazhor Srrings. Mieh-. Tues-
dsv morning " Hi.rhcocs Rad loag
been Identified pith t5s banking inter-
ests of this citY snd Vss knoen - =
sound fnarciez.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

PTTTsFTELD. IL. Aug. q. - Mr..
Fielder was shot and killed by his -
year-old son near Nebo, this county,
Tuesday. The father had objected 20
the planting Of q certain piece Of ground
with wheat and the boy secured a gun
md crna lin
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. 27.-The Chi.
oago express on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad ran into an open switch near
Point Of Rocks about o'clock Tuesday
evening The engine and postal car
we're wrecked and the engineer, David
Zilcr. was killed. The fireman vas in
i1re9. No passengers we're hurt
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. q. The la
bilities OF Clifton Rhodes Barrett & Co,
bankers. who failed few days ago
with liabilities estimated II $50 COO are
now found to be 5000. go barrett viii
probably pay seveny-hve ceRts on the
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
qIrea ofLfs

GA1EsBURe. Ill. Aug At Doug
las. III. Tuesday Mary Lannert .
years Of aSe. committed suioide by
throwing herself into The cistern. She
vas al Invalid. and feeling shat she
voal3 never regain her health ended
Der suTeTings bv drowning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

pretrv. kuc p Pfines BIsrsar.k.
A. speech uss5t ~ visiting 6eru.s,
,r frov Hs trcn Sasl s-ef tat nsr.s-
paper ite5sn ~ hfo 80 mere ouas
srs fhsf be svaite5 the rs-fiet -
histgrT Iis saass isst be OIL 81. b.
tier noN vss for . roo5 e. tagt
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

THE LOCOMOTIVE BURST.

Two Trs.1men Killed by the Explosion
OF the Boiler on an Engine Near sIEns-
field. q.
MANSFIELD, O. Aug. 27.-The boil
er OF locomotive on q freight tain
on the New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
railroad exploded while tie train
was running six miles east OF this
city Engineer Albert Graham. OF Ca
lien. and Fireman Joseph Murphy, Of
Urbana, were instantly killed and horri-
bly, mangled by the explosion. Fire
was communicated TO oil cars in the
train and fifteen Of them were destroyed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

fublcA - was pres dent, ana ,so weeks
20 vas taken SICK aith eiucas fever.
h also had > slight attack Of p.earisy,
sas the immediate cause ot Ills death
sas heart trouble. Nr. Lewis Nas Well
-aown throughout she State and most
tgalv esteemed. His home : In Nag-
.atosA, an AIS wife and seven cRil4EeR
urvlys hlm
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

g JosvFH No. hae 21-sarr1sl =
s%~-th. sssls sesla4 fn rsszs snd
pzlnts us6s 81 aes 1ru,sns - eesssT
ugkt " Ben5suln = Csrtsf Llssilss
taA So s9e. asses. soolt So. ga
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28


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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Bcth ths methcd and results when
syrup of ties Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, AID aets
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, e,e9uses TIE sTs-
TEN sfectually, dispels colds, bead
aches and fsVeFs and cures habituzi
constipation. Syrup of Figs IS ths
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
duee6, pleasing ID the taste and ac-
eeptahle 70 tie stomach, prompt n
i.s action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. ANY relisble druggist VINO
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one Vho
wishes 10 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAY FaisclSCo. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. SEW ro7k. N.Y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
- 80 rTIIrn-

nEvvTn- Col. hue. 21.--Democfsts n
Western COLORADO have adopted ssris
Of resolutions iusorsing lhief.g ustlfs
Fuller for The Presidency in 1929
EDAHo DruornAfs.
PoIrr CITY Idaho. hHr - TIE
Democratic Siase conventloa nominated
benjamin Wilson. g. Boise Comfy. for
f-r.-.gsrrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

BkIE1eH. =. o. Aug z1A state
convention ~ Herth Caroiina negroes
vas held here Tnesify EosoI oIet.ons
wee adopted demanding roeorrltion
bg the Reru blicsn party. indorsinr the
Admin nis.Fation ~ President Harrison.
and ask kug 'or she passage g tho Pea
eral election hill
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-12
SUPPOSED CLOUDDURS7.
Great Damage in Hamakua
District.
a Relative or Mrs. SAINT Parker
Drowned nnd Five Persons
Missing.

Hon. Jos. Marsden arrived from
Hamakua 10y the steamer lwalani
this morning. He brings news of a
great storm food in that District.
From 3 to 6 o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing eight inches of rain we're regis
tered at Honokaa village. A. only
l5-l00 inches fell at Honokaa SUI
gar mill, il is believed that there
was cloadhurst mauka. The
gulches had more Of flood than
vas ever known before.
In Nina oulch, Honokaa, fumes
were carried away, and embank.
ments burst which had withstood
the storms of many years.
Kealakai, a native man related to
Mrs. S. Parker, was drowned. Two
native women, two Chinese and
one Portuguese are missing, and it
is feared are drowned. One of the
Chinese from Waipio was setting out
for Honolulu to take passage for
China.
Reports Of damage to property
come also from Kukuihaele. Roads
are washed out everywhere, in places
having gaps 10 feet deep and twice
as wide. There is no damage to the
cane crop so far as learned.
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