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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20

To THE EDIroR:-Please inform your readers
that 1 have positive remedy for the abovenamed
disease By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any OF
your readers who have consumption if they will
send me their Express and P. 0. address, Respect
fully, ia. SLoCUM, N. c., 1s1 Pearl st., N. z.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20

Joseph Biltz. Warren Hawn. Anson Bissell.
Rootstown; Geo. W. Bard, Brimield; Peter
Francis. Sufield F. A. Skeels. W. NJ. Thompson
Ravenna; F. N. Hall. Charlestown; Leroy
Thomas. Palmyra; George White. Hiram Henry
Luke. Atwater.; Eugene Bow. Deerfeld; II. S.
Shannon Edward Allen. Chas. Goddard. Frank
lin John Washburn. Mantua; Richard Green.
Windham; Joseph Collier. Randolph; c. W.
GoodseIl, Garrettsville.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20

James Davis and Jennie Jones, Palmyra.
Charley A. Booth and n Minnie E. Owen, John
Rumnel and Louisa Sigfried, Randolph
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20
CONSUMPTION Surely Cured.

1.-The Best Mower on Earth" the Eureka,
direct draft. t. F. THOMPSON
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20

Milburn and studebaker Wagons also, cheap
er ones at T. F. THoMPSoN'S.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20

Buy pure Cane Sugars at wholesale rate at
HONG KONG TEA STORE.
Ravenna, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20
JnrOrs for September Term of
Common Pleas.


GRAND JURORS,
Oscar Haymaker. Franklin; Wellington Webb
Shalersville; William Estey. Garrettsville; S. W
Bidlake. Mantua William Nighman, Brimfeld
Elmer K. Hoskin, ShalersVille; L. C. Sweet. Gar
rettsville J. C. Baldwin. Charlestown; james
Thomas. Freedom Curtiss c. Smith. Rootstown
Jared Stratton. II. II. Woolf. Atwater; Alber
Loomis, Randolph; James Thomas, Ravenna
Francis Lopgcoy, Franklin.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20

You do not pay city prices whenyou have
your eyes measured and corrected by our opti-
clan. THE e. r. WAIT Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20

The lecture by Rev. C. W Carroll at the opera
House last evening was fairly we'll attended,
but it was not heard by one half as many peo-
pie as it deserved to be. WANTED, Men," is a
suggestive subject. and the speaker handled 1t
in an original and able manner. and should
have been greeted with a crowded house,
The Genesis account of mans creation form
ed the Introductory part of his lecture Inc
speaker considered man as an animal, ana
then proceeded to the views of scientists on the
subject The Copernican system might seem to
dethrone man from his kingship, but when
properly understood, really elevates him to
greater heights of superiority. The 18TH CEN
fury startled us by saying that man is not
separate genus. but is simply member OF the
mammalia class. This seemed blow ~ man's
kingship
Then we were startled by the theory es eVo-
luton, and no wonder so many rejected III hut
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-20
mnrriage Licenses.

susan Jones VS. James F. Hope. Foreclosure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-29
Maine Boy 10 Trouble at Middleton
Conn.

MrppLETowS, Conn, July 2s.--Williau
Ray Heath, Jr., of Bucksport. Me, mem
ber of the incoming Senior Glass of Wes
leyap University, was arrested Saturday
night on the charge Of betrayal, made by
Miss Ida + Bsrrows. Miss Barrows is 2f
wears old, a member of the Methodist
Church. She is the ouly daughter of q
widowed mother. Heath Is local preacher
and last year supplied the pulpit Of the
Methodist Church at Rocky Hill. He gave
up that profession few months ago and i.
nov studying law. He has been one Of the
lssling members of the Wesleyan football
team and q general favorite. When ar
rested he was urged by President Raymond
ard Rev, +. M. North. pastor Of the Meth
odi,t church, to marry the young lady, but
this he refused to Il }. He did not deny the
charge, but said he supposed he had settled
With the girl. After spending two hours in
the lookup be was released on $500 bonds
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MAINE pEOPLE.

Dr. G.. G.. Rounds. prlncipni of the New
Hampshire Normal School and for fifteen
wears principal OF the Farmipgton Normal
school, is spending a few days Ia Farming
ton.
"Mr. John Crosby Of Minneapolis. q
,raduate Of Yale, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
j. A. Emery. at Hancock Point. Mr.. Cfos-
~ took high rauk 10 college and became
the happy winner OF the DE Forest prize.
Miss Addie +. True, A. a., Of Water
vile, Me. D, a graduate Of Colby University.
will be High Scho,l Principal at Barre,
Mass ne 1t year.
President Small of C.lbv vroive,.,,v
owing IN tho y,e., numbe, NJ demand. n
on his time and strength. And. il i'm possibI 4,
IN keen bis engagement IN lec,n,e an so.
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Plenty OF Water for Deep Draught
Vessels at Bath.


Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
PORTLAND, July 23.-The Portland Ex-
press tonight has the following letter from
Hon. j. W Wakefield of Bath, on the
water in the Kennebec At that city;
Barn, July 2s.
To the Editor of the Express:
The Portland Press made mention of the
frigate Baltimore arriving at high water,
Saturday, July i2 The Bath Times took
exception To this statement, and asked the
Press to make correction, which as yet II
has not done.
The real facts are as follows | was
telephoned to secure the best possible pilo,
10 bring the frigste up the Kennebec river.
sent TO Georgetown aud secured the ser
vices of Anson NJ. Oliver. In consultation
with Mr.. oliver. and pressing on him the
grave responsibility which he would as
.ume. he carefully considered the whole
question (knowing the Length of the vessel
and drsught Of water and decided in his
own mind that 1t could be done with per
feet ease. Figuring his tide, he decided
that il was best 10 bring the vessel through
Flddlers Reach, the entrance to our harbor
on low water slack. which would be at 4. 80
p NJ.
~ lust 3s + NJ. the frigste entered
our hsrbor. On that day it was high water
at 5J l. NJ. Low water slack at Fiddler $
Reach is about two feet rise in the tide.
The Baltimore drew % #. ) In and | am
confident that it will not be in the least
misle aiding when | say that create drsught
of water than the Baltimore drew can safe
ly and easily enter this port.
II any one telegrsphed the Press that the
frigs'c arrived here on high water. he was
SIMPLY ignorant of the tides Let there be
no misunderstanding The Baltimore came
up the kennebec on low water slack.
JAMES W. WAKEFIELD,
Collector of Customs.
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XalIrcans L tStsarrt5ala
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.


Cntii further sosios trains leave Augusta =.
follows.
DOuN0 WE2T-sN A. NJ for Lewiston,
kOchiAnd, PsstIsnd, Boston aad Montreal, 7 81
4. n. for HAfio~sii Gardiner aad -ogth Gafif
ser. 80 snd i022 A. n. lespresa) Tor Lewiston.
Faraineton. RoeklaBd. Portland and Boston. IA
A n. and ilsS r. N. for Hallowsll, 9ardiaer and
10 Gardiner. LIS NJ. Tor Brans~lek. Bath Rock
lssd, Portland, and Boston sSs, fv.pfessj FUr.
land and Boston, s15 r. ". for Halloveh. Gard
and South Gardtrer, 100 r N, might Pull
nan for Lewiston. Bati. Portland and Boston.
GOgNG EAsT-zm A. N. (sizht sxDress) for
skowhesaa, Bangor, Bar Hafbor. ~. stsyhsn.
~. John and Aroostopk County, y0S A. " for
wsterytls, and sko~hegkn. s.tt T., NJ express
Tor Wsisrvills, Sewpoft, Dover, fokerpft, Ban
sor and BaF Harhor, AS r. ". Tor WatervIile.
bao~h.xsn, Belfast, Dexter, Dover Foseroft,
Bangor. ". stspbrn. ~. John and Afoostoos
County, and ut 10 r. n. for Faterve, Sun
Day pAesr train fes wA'erviils And Bangor at
The Might Pullman Trains run saeh way every
nixht. sundays Included, but not To ssoshegan
on Monday mornings, Or 10 Belfast and Dexter.
or bsJ oni banTor. excepting 10 Bar darhof.
tn. day express rslns going Fast At eat' ".
nd West st 10 u A. NJ, run daily. oindsYs In.
clnfed. between Boston, Bar narbor and 81.
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner, . 2s, los0A " 4 80 and
tbP NJ, bardiper. 6a5. 100 A. NJ % ana
t@ y. ~. Halowsii. aty and II u A. N La
and go Pm
Through tickets TO California and all points
South and West may be had Of y. II. Walker,
ticket agent. Augusta, the only office selling via
all routes and checking all baggage free OF "a
pense.
rAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 CienT Manager,
n. BoOTHBY. 0sn1 Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. June 10Th. 1890.
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Gardiner to Bath siuge, soc.
klchmond 20 - " 2jc.
Gardiner to Richmond, sinaie ssc
nound "Trip from Gardln,r 10 Boothhay 10,
Richmond, ~ %. Bath, hnc.
single Tickets from t'srdiuer to Boothbay, tl,oo,
Nehinond. ssc., Bath iOc.
Passengers from Augusta and Usoreii add
cost o. fares by " e. Il. II. or Electric u, Il. to
Gardiner.
Baggage will he transferred a, Gxiiasr frec.
june l5dti
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Am ount Increased For Publishing ON.
cial Records OF the War

The House went into committee of the
whole for consideration of the Senate
amendments to the sundry civil appropria-
ton bills. Cannon made strong
effort to throw into confer
ence the Senate amendment increasing the
appropriation for the publication of the
official reports Of the war Of the rebellion
from Sl52 200 TO s225 900, was dcfeate ].
all the democrats. with very fe~ excep-
tons, and large number of republicans,
voting TO agree to the amendment. With
out disposit of all the amendment. the
commit,e rose. House at 3 10 adjourned.
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Both the method and results whcf
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acLa
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efeetually. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
dnced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists- Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
... SAY FRANCISCO. cAt.
LOUISVILLE ~ asN sOas ~
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NEw York, July 20 during the pa.
week ) 5si people we're landed, While ooly
+,7l3 we're landed during the same week
OF 1889. Thus far the number Of immi
grants that have arrived il over 1900
more than came during the same period O,
1859. which means over $50. 900 10 the I'm.
migration Fund. During the past weeh
fully one-third Of the arrivals we're He.
orevs Of various natiopAlities. The Gen
Tile remainder we're German. Irish, Freneh
English and Hungarian. The total nun
Der Of immigrants l1nded Saturday VA
,337 from three steamships.
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LAWRENCE. Mass. July % Every thins
about the scene Of the cyclone vas quie
during the night. Battery G relieved tbs
infantry this morning. Large numbers o.
are at work and the ruins are being rapid,
cleared. Hannah Beatty, one Of the vic
Tins, vas buried yesterday. This morn
ing the funerals Of Michael Higgins. Mrs
Elizabeth 0Conneli and her little daugb
ter Mamie, and MIS-. Elizabeth Collins anf
little Annie Collins took place Heller
Cutler will be buried tomorrow. Abou
$1,000 already has been subscribed to th,
relief fund and ii is ex pet ID at the mas
meeting tonight, 5000 more viii be raised
The injured all are doing we'll.
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The K. & |. DEAL
About Completed---T Syndi.
cate Accepts the Terms.
Probably Fatal Accident Il GfeeenTilIs
Junction Two Burglars Captured.
Marrow Escspe From Shooting 81
the csmpground.
Matters In Dexter.
lx.x,s.f l.unxk T.


DEXTER, Jaly 2s.--A company comprit-
irs Charles Shaw. G. N. Sssyer, J. W.
Crosby. n. II. Fay. Walter Scott, W. II
Carr, \. +. Bradbury. c. II. Hsines. f. VI.
Tibbetts, A. J. Cobb. G. W. Curtis, Morrill,
Sprsgue. Stephen d Fish, NJ l.. Oliver,
NJ. l.. Abbos, c. b. Giles, B. A. Ellis. p.
l.. Lowell, Thomas Blekell, 5. ;. ireland
and f.. X. Horton, ali Of this place, has
been formed for the purpose Of purchAslng
the old tannefy stand, and 10 build thereon
4 machine shop. which will give employ.
ment TO fifty hands. The enterprise 70 one
that all the Dexter people are glad 10 have
tions whatever on the wooilen mills for
business. There is only one Of them, Ab
oots that has been Of any help 10 the town
the past fifteen years. except what money
has been collected from the property in the
form Of taxes
Last Thursday. Messrs. Shaw & CottreIl
ops ned the Tourists Hotel in this place.
it has heretofore beea known as the Skel-
ton House, aud has very convenient loea-
ton on Main IT. The osners are irst
class citizens. and will make the hotel one
worthy of patronage by the beat class of
people. The house ha, been newly fur
ni.hed. and Ia in frs.-cIass order all
.htoogh. Mr.. shaw Is citizen who has
been most favorsbly known in Dexter for
more than thirty years, while his associate,
Mr. Cottrell, has been resident here for
some time. He has spent most of his life
in hotel, and Is up on all the requirement
Of such . position. The people here are
all very glad that these gentlemen have
embarked in this enterprise.
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Meteorological Report.
tJuly % 1890, 800 p. Nj
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Repairing the Damage at South
Lawrence.

L1wREScE. July 2s - Work repairing
the damage caused by the recent cyclone is
aoirs on rapidly all day, except abou,
wholly destroyed houses whose owners, for
most part. are too poor to rebuild. These
people seemed dszed by misfortune and
don't know what to do. The Packard
schoolhouse still serves as mammoth
lodging house for the sufferers. Amor 2
the net table subscriptions announced since
morning Is eleven hundred dollars from
Arlir gton Mill operatives; total amount
announced tonight turned In g. ,607 go
Much more is in the hands Of collectors.
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STEAMERS COLLIDE.
Steamer Virginia Crashes Into
Excursion Boat Louise
Loaded With 1900 EIcursionistS, Many
OF Whom Are Kissing.
Five Bodies Recovered Oc
cured While Avoiding a Tow

BALTIMORE, Mi, July 2s. - Steamer
Virginia Of the Old Bay Line. left Baiti-
more At seven this evening for Norfolk
Va. on regular trip, collided with tn,
steamer Louise. on her way to Baltimor,
from TolchestAr Beach on Chesapeake BA,
with 500 excursiouists. The collision oc
CURED at s.li 7. NJ. Oh Fort Carroll. abou
five miles from Baltimore. and said acct
dent resulted from efforts of the steamer te
avoid = schooner in tow Of tug boat
Weather thick and rainy. Virginia strucl
Iouise on s,arbosrd side aft Of wheel, cut
ting away outer wood work. crashing int
the saloon. NirginiA's stem Was bsdl,
twisted and bow stove in. MANY exeur'
sionists are missing. Three bodies hav,
been recovered up to IL. and Others sup
posed to be lost. The steamers came tc
Baltimore under their own steam.
Five Dead At Latest Reports.
The number of deaths as far as 10 know n
are five on the excursion boat, and q num-
Der Of persons injured. No fatalities on
the Virginia. one woman had her face
mashed in and soon died. Another woman
Was mashed on the body but was living
when the boa, reached the city; q third
woman WAS badly cut on the hand
The demolished part of the Louise ex-
tended in board TO hull eight or nine feet.
Camp stools. seats. cushions, and debris
were stained with blood of the killed and
wounded The officers of the Louise
found alongside the demolished part Of a
boat the body of a dead boy. Directly OPP
poslte was the msngled body of dead
woman. There are a number Of people
missing.
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Five Dead At Latest Reports


NKw YORK, July IS. - Twenty nine
Germans passed through the Barge Office
Saturday. They were originally of thu
German settlement in Russia, but were
driven out when the crusade against the
Germans began. They migrated 10 Brazil,
where they farmed for eleven years In the
suburbs of Rio Janeiro. Some months age
on counting up their wealth. they found
they had 81 .000 in cash. This they for
warded to relatives in ksusat. The happy
family then took passage on the steamship
Calico. Thev were a sorry looking lot
but had s. 0e0 in cash with them. They
left for their destination last night.
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The New Building for Maine Wesleyan
Seminary at Kent's Hill

WrSrHsoP, July 2s.-A Boston architect
nted the plans of a new building st
Kents Hill-a hall to the Seminary. The
building committee, after q careful exam
ination. adopted it. II will probably not
be erected until spring. Ii is 10 be of brick.
of large dimensions, and located between
Bearce and Sampson halls. Il 10 calculated
for the convenience Of the music and art
departments, library, gymnasium. social
rooms. etc. IL is proposed to heat the en-
tire buildings by steam with two sixty
horse power boilers. The plant will be
back of simpson hall. The entire improve
ments will cost about forty thousand dol
lars. Persisteas efforts are in operation to
sarura in
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MONTREAL, July 2s.-The work of un-
loading the wrecked steamer Idaho, Anti
cost, is proceeding as rapidly As possible.
Tugs sent out from Quebec refused to 20
alongside the wreck. 80 dangerous looked
the shosl on which the Idaho vas cast
Sailors and irsmen Who have gone ashore
absolute ly refuse to 20 on board the wreck
again. Three holds are full Of water.
Fifty eight head Of cattle we're lost While
being taken ashore. The grsin portion OF
the cargo 10 ruined. A telegram from
South Point today says the bulk in general
Of the cargo can be saved.
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The Revolutionary Leaders BeioOe
at Busnos Ayrss.

LoNnoN, July 2S.- "A despatch received
from Baenos Ayrcs, states that the lesdsts
Of The revolutionary movement belonged Ia
that city. They were incensed that tbs
beat posts under the Government we're ~
en- TO men from the Province OF Cordova.
The despatch further says that Sspos Roca
will probably resume the Presidency and !,
10 believed that he 10 the only man capable
of restoring confidence.
The authorities Of Argentine Republic
notified all telegraph companies whose
lines connect with iincs In that country.
that telegraphie communication ~iii be sus.
pended until further notice.
Fighting Resumed at Busuos AyTss.
The Times has the following from Bus-
nos Ayrcs;
Monday, y A. NJ The demands Of the
Civica uoion are reduced TO the request
that President Celman resign
3P M.-The government troops have
resumed firing CelmAn has offered tssns
TO Civieas, promising not to proceed assinst
civilians surrender,ns, and to permit Of
fcers supporting Civicss TO resign. Gel.
man. Ioops tried TO carry the artillery
position of CivicAs but were repui .ed With
heavy loss.
$50 p. M The chiefs Of the Civicas
Unien have rejected Celman's tsrms. The
troops hailed the decision with vivas and
hring WAS resumed
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Cloak Dealer Assigns.

PRovipEscE. X. L., July 2s.-F. F. Teb.
belts, \ cloak dealer at 80 West Minister
street. made an assignment today. The
probable cause of the assignment is the
mild season last winter which prevented
him from moving his goods. Some three
weeks ago an attachment was placed up IN
his goods by Freedman Bros. of New York
that FASTENED the present event.
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HorLTox

HorLTox.
VIM V. Gilman alias Jack shepherd wbo
vas arrested at Blaine with some other.
broke into the store of A. q. SHiber al
Blaine and Of y. r. Pierce. Mars Hill
Wednesday night and stole money and goods
The others had team and escaped. 6iimsn
was tried in this county some year, ago for
rape. He confessed that he vas in company
with gang sbo are well dressed and psss
a. bo * agents. Look out for them. Gil.
man was tried before trial justice hersoFD al
Blaine and committed to await the action oi
the grand jury IN November. The store oi
l. W. Gould Of Houlton was entered by
fhiexes last week and j. seems that -.
temssic ihieving gang are in tbs county.
WAsHETzs.
Aiss Ella Simpson arrived the I'D from
Haooves, Msss., visn the body Of her SIS
s<r EsteIla Simpson, Who died Of consump
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The plan. Of the Monitor Plov Works at
dinnea ,olis, MINI, was buroed Monday
dternoon. Loss 9lI5.t00, fuily insured.
Half the business PORTION OF the village
u Mindsn, ost, vas wiped on, by nre
Monday morning, Lo~ sz1.W0; insur-
.nce ei2. 900. n
Finest Hess Of Chicago. formerly Of the
z. Hess Elevator Co.. sld . member of
ne Board Of Tale since its formation.
failed Monday. lie was short sbous z.000.-
800 bushels Of oats. and the recent rapid
rise in the price Of that cereal forced him
70 tn. vail. HIS liabilities are estimated
It . el50. 90. and be had about $50 600 up
10 margins.
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Two Burglars Captured.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal

Special to the kenneoec journal
PoRrIasp, July 2s s-yyDeputy Sheriff
Doughty captured two burglars, Albert A
Trsvss and Louis Swan Of Portland, at
Gray. last night, and lodged them in Port
land jail today. They broke itp J. T.
Merriii's store at Gray's Corner last night,
sere Uncovered and chased BY Charles
Hall and h,s nephew james Hall. Several
shots we're fred and the Hslls killed the
burg srs' horse. They ran but we're cap
,ured in the fields near by
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MORN ADAMS. Mass. July pa fam
lily named Bingham, living st Houghton
vills, vas visited today by sn ofiicer Of the
society for the prevention Of cruelty 70
children. Oae child nine months old. VA
found dead from neglect. and another
child dying. The mother vas away oil
dsv in Adams. and the father in Vermont
With nothing in the house TO eat. A war
rant viii be served, and the mother vii
probably brought before the cour: in ths
morning.
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Bar HARBoR. July 2s.-The vesther il
delightful and crowds OF people are com
ing on every boat. Many private dinners
are being given. Mrs. E. 7. Scott gave Z
dinner At the Malvern tonight Athletic
sporss begin az Ksbs Valley next seek and
Friday the e.nse club gives its nrsf fecep-
ton on kodick Island.
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A splendid oft for y,ioity

NV YoHK. July ?s.-The vestsy OF
Trinity Church has accepted the offer made
BY William Waldorf As,or TO furnish the
church with magnificent < ,tes, ~ a monu-
mebt to his father, the late John Jacob
Astor. The model from which the sates
.i1 h. made are the famous ga'es Of the
Bspti.tery at Florence. Their e,timated
cost 10 800 900