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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
WEDDING RECEPTION.
Brilliant Occasion at Richmond. at the
Home Of the Brides Parents.

Especial 70 the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
RICHMOND, De. 6.-The marriage ir
jersey City. Oct lst, Of Mr.. Samuel N
q ,rret tsron Of LIS Angeles, Cal, snd Mjsl
Matte c. Maxwell Of Richm3ut, Me-, took
place in the FRS: UniversAlist church and
was the society Wedding OF the season. l!
was described in lengthy article in the
papers VI that city. A large number OF
guests were present, lncluding Miss Ora
Reed Of Dresden, Me.
After the wedding an icfjrmsl recepio
ws, hsli at tte residence Of Mrs Williams
The couple were then driven to the stssio IN
tAkiog tue train for Phiadslphis. After q
short stop there they came to ihs home OF
the brid-'s parents
Miss Maxwell is well known here, being
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Max
we'll, sn1 is one Of The heirs Of ths late
Boston millionaire Noble Msxwell. Mr..
Gsr,etson j. wealthy Californian. for
merly of Jersey city.
Their reception vas held At the residence
Of the brides psren;s this evening", al d was
the most brilliant wedding reception ever
held here. The house was finely decorat-
ed ald ons huhdred and fliiy guests were
present.
The costumes worn were elegant and
much admired. The groom vas attired in
a full dress evering suit. The brides cos
tune wss made by Felix in Ps'i., and con-
sisted of = fsxn cClored brradCloth, Ella
borats ly embroidered with geld and brown,
wi h figures Of velvet spphqre With gold
cord, ard wore 8 corssge bouquet Of 10
france n ses, and dismond ornaments pre-
sented by the g.oom.
Ths brides mother wore black tilk with
black psssemenserie Grape dechiae lace and
roses. Marie, the brides sister, pink satin
white lace and white silk sash. Miss Ora
4. Reed, lizsrd green silk, satin trimmings,
Msrchalneil roses ard lace. Inez Hill,
black lace, black lace trimmings. Mrs
DIR Small, white fowere1 satin, lace trim
miugs ard oinimeuts. Mrs. c. Fl. T. j.
Southsrd, white satin, slsck lace over
dress. duchess lace trimming, diamonds.
Miss Florenes Hill Of Augusta, light tan,
dark trimmir gs, Grape duchine, jscquem;-
not rosts.
Amor the gifts were a god watch and
dozen silver spoons, gold lined berry dish,
two silver bon hon dishes with tonas. silver
toilet sets, silver forks. berry spoon, desert
spoons, meat fork, mustard spoon, Jspsn
fan iDlaid with porcelain, Ave o'clock silver
tea service, si:ver iruit dish, silver sal.
cellars and spoons, after dinner coffee
spoons, and essh gifts OF $500. They leave
for Los Angeles. Cal, their future home,
next Thursday bearing he best wishes of
their many Maine frien de.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

Messenger wi,te. q 23l dsm By Haubls-
tonian Chief. "a dan oy G,a- Hsrcsck.
Il B 4 Z z Bl.se.
o Il. Jon-t, wsle', American Jersey
Cattle Ciab cos LAZY IA ss. 3, ,03o, and
calf; sl.o grade Hereford h=ifsr And White
Chss.sr pigs.
C. G. Richmond. display Of ponitry com
psi.ing Lghs Bfshmss and Bah Cochin
fowls ard chiefs.
In the afternoon an exhibition Of draft
csttls took pIscs, pAri ipsssi in by cattle
o~nsd b. Cbsries Z Frast, II, 3 in; T.
NJ Gray, n. in; aud o r jones, f.,
2 in, al being years old, Preferences
we're awarded as follows: 1ss o. r Jones /;
25, r. NJ GRAY; 80, C. II. Frost.
Although the viad vas rather cool in the
forenoon . large number II perscns at
tended the fair and ever, thing passed OF
sasisfacsoriIy.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

p..u vu,,,, u c,.L a..
Mea' hoe. WI Mi,i.m nenry om,su, m nas'
fora OF tue Apen'n treasury, a'eu uss'.I'
lo.1Iisence NJ, y feacnaa ha.ana 3. .ce
muiaei oL oenoI = ni ns.h.soose nus,, .Su .Su w.s
nesI ou'sio.n' W ",s nanus. "A'o'A' VIZ ""''A
"AuuH' snu w" oo"'ps"i'"''
The London Times Paris correspondent
says that be learns that the French govsrL.
ment is only waiting for the assembling OF
the Chamber OF Deputies to ASCERTAIN snsif
feeling in regard to the mater. before
pressing negotiations already faf advanced
iof > lofmM uea'y Oh A'hAhce WIN no'''s.
At the meeting OF the Italian ministry OF
finance, Monday erening. u was reported
that confidential c 'cn'sr has been sent 70
,hs nuncios abroad, EXPLAINING that, owing
to disturbance ~ the tomb OF Victor
Emanuel. In the Pantheon, last week, the
Pope will be unable to receive more Pill
grims.
Experiments were made Monday, in Alb
erdsre, South Wales, with an invention
known % Snyd,r's dynamite projsctils.
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MAINE BAPTISTS.
In Annual Meeting at Bath With a
Large Attendance.

BATH, Oct The State Baptist anni
vereary begsn here today with very large
atteudsrce. At the preliminary meeting
last right Rev. George E.. How, editor o!
the Wstcbmsn spoke on modern ideas in
TIE Christian service. To-dsys meeting
was called t, ordsr at . O'Clock. The
delegates were ~eicomed Dy +. F. White,
and after the greetings from other churches,
the annual sermon was deliv 2r,d by Rev
c. V. Hsnson.
Two huadred snd saventy-f Ave delegates
are present.
The afternoon session opened with de-
votionsl service conducted by Rev. A. N
Dssy. The report Of the treasurer sho std
S'7 ,43l 81 September 81, with S37 800 Of
permanent fui ds Rev. f c. Whltmore' &
report OF the sts'e Of religion was an en-
couFaeipg oae, showing steady growth.
An interesting di.cussion WAS CARED on be.
tseen Revs. Austin Hol Alvin Record and
T. II. Bicknell or minis erisl support. F
N. Preble of Camden spoke on the subject
Of hoidirg the youjI 10 the Sc boaih school.
He thought the older people should go With
them aud he teachers should take more
ind rest in he scholars. They thoud not
be called Ounces but encouraged. A. x.
2 Small spoke on the importance and the
proper method of study ing the scriptures.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken from the
Current Events OF the Day.

Tso blocks Of business houses were
burned at Colcmsus Juaction, Is, Tues
day. Loss, ei50,000.
The Savannah wharf-Iabosers' strike vas
declared of Monday nigh, by the union.
and the msn will resums work at the com
promise offered by the railroads., which 10
two and one-hak cents an hour advance on
regular wsges.
Rev. PHILIP Fl. Garrett. a wsll-known
Uoited Bre'hren minister, convicted in
court st Reading Pa. on the charge Of
frsudulen'ly obtaining $3.50 on = life in
surance policy, vas on Monday sentenced
to oue years imprisonment.
Skeletons Of British soldiers Of the Wa.
Of 1912 we're fouod ss Lundy's Lsne at
Nisgs,s Fslls. On.. Monday. Many hut
tons we're found, also tobacco pouches,
knives, buckskin vests and tfficers braid.
About Is skeletons have been dug mp.
The medical exsmirer reports the desth
Of Samuel Chick Of Dsnvers, Mass, vas
caused by drowning. /, is believed Chick
hsd qusrrel With . party Of Mafblehesd
roushs ard that he fell into the stream
while running sway or defending himself.
They will be exsmlse1 in the matter.
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BRAVE FIREMEN
Buried In Ruins Jared Down by Il
Passing Train-Three Will Die.

IsDIANAroLIs. Ind Oct. 6 While the
firemen we're at work in the Van Camp
building this morning, the ess. wall WAS
Jared by = psssing traia aud fell, burning
VIM. Smith, VIM. Mitchell, Richard Po
land. David Bru.er and Wslter Kerr, in
the ruins.
As Kerr struggled to his feet another
lin passed and be WAS struck and fatally
injured. Mitchell and Poland are believed
to be fatally hurt, and Smith aud Bruter
are seriously bruised. -Four men were in
iured at the same place Sunday morning
when the fire occurred.
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Railrnaos ( Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Oct.
4th, 1891.

GOING WEsr@so A. N. for Lewiston
Kockiand, Portland, Boston and Montreal; 10 A
". for HAoweii, Gardiner and South Gardner
- 10 A. NJ. for Bf3BsEi h, Lewiston, Earmingts a
knohland, Port AID and Boston, eonnee,ing foi
White Mountain Points and QGob.e; % T. n
tor Halo DWELL, Gardiner and South Gardiner; 3 IS
r. NJ for Brunswick. Bath, KockiAnd, Portland,
Hoston; IS, fefpressl Portland snd Boston sni
Montreal; sos r. NJ for Halloxeli Gardiner and
lewiston. Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.lo A. M. might sxpress) fol
sso~hegsn, Be fast, Bangor, Bar Hartor, 81
stephens, ST. John and AToostook County; , il A
N TOT WsservLie, and 5EowhsgAn, Bangor and
VsHcebOro, iIR z. fJs Wa Vile, ais
r. N. tor Nstsryiiie. 5k0ghssan, Belfast. Dover
and FOX rot. Bangor, Bar Hafbor, 81 Stephens
ut. John and AIoosio0k County. and Saturdays
only a. I'm p. N. for Hatsrytlle, and bangor
sundays only, at 9I7 M.
The Night Pullman Tralas eaef. way every
on monday mornings, VI 10 Belfast, Dexter. or
beyond Bangor. on lay mornings.
The day express trains gong West at 1910 A.
N. and East at 3.is T.. NJ run daily. sundays In
cuded, between Boston, IL xiston, Bath, R0ok-
land. Bangor and 81. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves soath Gardiner. 6.25 A. NJ, 10 and 10
" Gardiner, a A NJ; lxo and AS Z. NJ
Hal Dwell. 6.t9 a. NJ. las and t.5a r N.
Through tickets 10 California and all points
South and West may be had Of Il. II, Walker
ticket ageat, Augusta, the only Office In Augusta
ceiling via all routes and checking baggage free OF
eSIenss.
fAYsOa TUCKER. Vice Pres. & Gen 7 Manager,
y, u. Bo0THBY. Gent Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland, OF :, 1891.
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STATE HOUSE
John Barker aud Wife Of Tho Penobsco,
Tribe Visit at The Capitol.
Railroad Commissioners In Session Fix
Date of Hearing in Belfast Electric
Railroad Natter.

A JOURNAL reporter, while at the State
House yesterday forenoon, met Mr.. John
Barker and wife, both members Of the
Penobscot tribe Of Indians, who stopped
over to look at the Capitol on their way to
Lewiston, whsre they were going on short
visit.
One who meets Mr.. Barker for the fret
time would loox the second time before
reaching the conclusion that he was in the
presence of member Of the once famous
tribe Of the aborigines Of Mime. Such
Mr.. Barker is snd he 10 also proud to de.
clare himself, lie is straight ss the arrow
that once sped from bis ancestors bow, ard
the high cheek bones and piercing black
eyes proclaim bis descent. His wife is a
pure bloodei Penobscot and c worthy hell-
meet Of her thrifty spouse. They spoke
with much pleasure ut calling on the Gov
ernor and being shown over the building.
Mr.. Barker is the owner Of . nice farm
down in OldTown, where be pas,es most
Of the year. Formerly he spent his sum-
mers together with his wife ~ NahAnt,
doing thriving business in selling baskets
etc. For II yesr' he tented on the same
spot at this resort and has many pleasant
reminiscerces to recount.
II let the younger folks 90 tha' ~ofs
n,w but once In While nave 70 70 on
cruise. This summer my wife Ard went
d'wn to Bar Hsrbor TO see the Dig ships
Oh yes, feel smart but cant handle
cinoe ss used to- Little sah you s4e'
But when l get into my canoe and 90 out
to set my traps the fpor'smen dont want to
follow after johnnie Barker"
He isa foe Example OF the CIVILIZED
Iudisn, and is so intelligent that one can
listen to his cow rsstion with both interest
ard profs.
The railroad commissioners, who were In
session Tuesday, have ordered hearing OF
petition OF ths seleesmen OF 0resnville to
determine the conditions Of = high way
crossing across the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way for the 10Th dsy OF October; also upon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
Given up by Physicians.
A Broken Constitution
Renewed!
From The Bands Of Death
DR.. WiltnmS.

DR.. Williams,
DEAR SIR For the past three years
have suffered untold a.isefy from blood
poisoning contracted in the S,nih. ] lost
ali desire for food, could not re4 nights and
became so aeAk End SICK mat | went to the
city hospital in Pitsburg, Penn., where
WAS doCtored for three month. without doing
me any good. The head ply sicisn ther
told me TO 60 to the Hot Springs in Little
Rock, Arkansas. At that place took 8
full course of bsths and medicine under Dr.
Wilson, who had the name OF being the best
doctor 10 the State.
Twas there Elk mnpihs nuF 1t did me nc
rood. Last sptiHg was daced to Try
DR.. wiInsms BLOOD SYRUP Assoon a:
began to take 1t my sppetite returned, and
| could sieey +oundiy all night. | sn nov
ss well s03 si-nng rs ever Nss su
almost cured Of blood poison and hs Blood
Syrup has done ii. lTecommeed it TO al
my friends as the best medicine In tps
world for impure Blood
Mr.. A. f. NEwHALL,
Proprietor City Fish Market,
OPP Ken, JouRsAL Office.
AUGUSTA. Maine.
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MOST PROFOUND REGRET
Felt Over the Death Of the Late william
Henry Smith Ut London.

LONDON. October 6.-Thc death Of VIII
liam Henry Smith. universally popular. at
London, today, causes the most profound
Re gret in Conservative and other circles.
lie was one Of the reprssentativs business
men OF Fl gland and 10 popularly fsputsd
recovery until yesterday, when he became
verse and sun cred great deal Of pain.
owing to the recurrence OF the gout. This
morning Mr.. Smiths condition became
critical and he died ct 5 p. M.
Mr.. Smith was ON = yachting trip lest
week. and il 10 supposed that while hs vas
on the water he took . chill which eventual.
ly led to hiA death.
The speakers Of ell parties, at POLITICAL
meetings held tonight express deep fegfses
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Flames Still Raging .

A dispatch from Santander at midnigl !
says the FIRE at the hospital 10 qusnchsd,
but the flames are spreading elsewhere with
alarming rapidly. Fourteen houses In
Gale Cisnsros and eight houses In Gale
Monte are doomed.
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VESSEL IN FLAMES.
The Graft SoIn 10 Atoms BY Z Terrific
Eyplosioa.
Fate Of Crew Net Known-All Believed
to Have Been Lost.

LONDON. Oct. GA vessel today. stand
leg "a NewbaSeh, Scotland. 10 miles from
Aberdeen, vas seen 10 be on hre. The
names spread rapidly to all parts Of thu
ship, and after . time an explosion wa'
heard and the vessel vas blown to frag
menss. Chaired pieces Of wrecksge were
strewn along tie shore. among them being
. board containing the word Wave" The
fate Of the crew 10 unknown. but II Il
feared that all hAnds we're lost.
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ORDERED TO CHINA.
But He Went 10 Canada From Whence
He First Came Here.

WAsnIseroN, Oot. 6 The Treasury
department is advised that Chong Sam, the
Chinsmau in whose behalf the British min
lister interceded, was Sept, 80, released from
custody by Judge Swan, who decided that
the country "whence he came" was Cansds.
not China. Chong Sam 10 now in Canada.
President Harritoo had ordered him return
ed 10 China.
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RUSSIAN PEASANTRY
Suffering More and More In Their Famine
Stricken Homes.

Sr. PRrgRsBuRx, Oct. 6.-The destitute
peasantry in the district Of Skopins 10 sub
sisting almost wholly upon bread made OF
stitch wort, and even that 10 beginning 10
fail. The rye worm pest is making havoc
in the districts Of Maloarchaugels, Mimi
Arssnof, and Gorbalof.. and threatens TO
destroy the winter crops there. In the
province Of Samsra. and Eastern Russia,
the government relief for starving people
10 restricted TO . pound and half Of bread
daily to EACH person.
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GREAT DAMAGE
BY Heavy Rains in Oklahoma - The
Boomers Lose Heavily.

GUTHRIE, Q. T.. Oct 6.-Hesvy rain, in
Western Kansas have caused all the terri.
tory rivers to rise suddenly and much dam
age has resulted. Many OF the boomers
camped along the stresms lost thei, horses,
wagons and cattle. Over q mile Of the
Santa Fe track was washed ont near
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
JAMES &. BLAINE, JR., REPLIES
To the Petition for Divorce by His Wife
Marie Neyins Blaine.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI Oct. "A special
to the Journal from Sioux Falls. today,
says: The answer in the famous divorce
suit of Marie Nevins Blaine ag iinst James
G. Blaine, Jr.. was served upon Mrs. Blaine
today. She ssks for decree of dvorce.
the custody Of the child and suitsble
alimony. Mr.. Blsine in reply denies that
he deserted bis wife ard alleges that she
deserted him. lie pleads thst he has An
income Of but $1,000 year, which will
cease OF the first OF December next. He
mskes plea for custody Of the child.
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Trotting at RockIand.

RocxLASD, Oct. 6 There Was q very
Interesting race here this aftern 1on. The
2 81 class, purse slo0, was won by ch ..
Venture, owned by c. T. S.ackpole OF
Gardiner, ia four straight heats. An in-
reresting matched race between Arthur B.
ard Hammond vss won BY the former in
three etrsighs heats.
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LIMOIN COUNTY POST OFFICES
Almost without Exception, are Found in
First.Class Condition.

Especial 20 the BEsNEBEc JOURNAL.
wIscAsssr. Oct, The post Office de-
psrtmant having required the shire town
postmaster to examine and repor; on all the
other offices ia their counties, Mr.. j. 4.
Mscurds having completed his tour of in
spsction, aai visited personally ma sixty
Ave postmss ers in his county say that with
ye-y few RECEPTIONS be find. 'hsse ffices
to be in exceilent condition Toe extent of
his travel vas 3li miles. Mr.. macurda
will be fouad ION 6ecs" attending. to his
duties in ptich he evidently takes much
interest.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday. June 18th, 1891, trains
@ill run az follows, connecting at Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad
For Boston. Portland, LewistoR, Wa.erytlle, An
gusta. shoxhegan and Bangor
Passenger usins leave Bingham. sA A, VI
~ 20 p. W.; Soion, 8 SO A. NJ. f255 r Cara
iunk Fails. q 81 A. NJ Il e5 r. NJ. kmbden. 704
A. NJ. l.e0 q. NJ, North Anson. ~ A. NJ. so =.
" Arson. III A. NJ, | 80 p. NJ; Madison, 71o A,
". 202r.M =; Norridgewock, so NJ, All P
NJ, Bsngs Siding, y Sd A. .2 70 p VI. Sawtelie
rossine. 500 A ~, '23l 2 Nj. arrive Oakland
40 a. " $50 p
From 10 too. Portland. Lewiston, Augusta, Va
terviile, Skowhegan and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave oskilnd. 9o5 A. NJ, IA
IN, Sawtelie Crossing '9.Z0 A. NJ. g 90 p. NJ,
Bsngs siding. 32S A. NJ. .5.07 p. Norridge
wook, g.Ss A. NJ, 53 =. NJ. Madison, s5t A. NJ,
10 =. N, Ansoa, Sd : as =. North An
,on, llOO OF A Al, 90 = NJ. Embdcn. 1870 A. NJ.
sos q. NJ, Carfatank fails, .i0 t5 A. NJ, - "a p
VI, Soldn, 10 sS a VI. 90 p NJ; arrive Bingham,
1870 A. NJ, s& =. NJ
Flag stations, at which trains atop on signal or
uosioe To conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Aason WM NJ. AVER, Sapt-
septsdtf
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PIMLICO RACES.
Maine and Massachusetts Horses Entered
One Got Thcre-AnOtbcr Didn't.

BALTIMORE, Oct. AT the Pimlico
Driving Clubs autumn meeting today, the
2 20 class race, pure $1,000 (club house
stakes), was won by Tom Arden, owned BY
E. d. Bisher. Allen farm. Mats best
time 2 20 IL. In the 240 class race,
purse 5000. Bessie Burton won. Stanley,
II. +. YeatoD, Augusta, Me, came in 9Th
in the first beat, snl Was distsnced in the
second. Best time, 2 80.
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Is the only genuine BLOOD NYRuP on
The msrket. II Is the only BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely vsge'
table ingredients. ;.
No mineral or inorganic substance Il
used in ifs manufacture. No malt OF
spirituous liquor Is used in compound,
ing 1t, for We h"ld that alcohol In al!
It's forms is a Blood Poison, snd ina,
no cure by the use Of any medical
treatment can he permanently effected
where alcohol enters into the aiet o.
medicine of the patient. DIR. Williams
BIOOD SyRTP is owned aud man
ufaciured exclusively by The linton
Medicine Company of Augusta: Aaine,
to whom all orders must be addressed
This BLOOD SYRUP will he put upoI
the market through Druggisk ane
ali reslers in Medicine. Price, SLIM
per Bottle.
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SNOW STORMS
Stop Work in tho Fields In
Southern Minnesota.
Particulars Of The Loss Of iha StasmsI
WolYiston BY q Sailor.
Report Of Massacre Of 800 White Colo
nists in Mexico Pronounced False.

Sr. PAUL. Minn., Oct. A Dispatch
special from Luverne, Southern Mime.
sofa, says thst i, is snosiI & there today and
that work in the fields has been euspended
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you'D BETTER LOOK CUT!


n YOU FEEL WEARY AND
FEvERiS1, WITH DULL
PAINS IN THE LOiNS AND
OVER THE KIDNEYS,
PAINSiN THE SMALL OF
THE BACK.
IF YOU HAVE SCANTT fLo"
OF URINE, WHICH -
HIGHLY COLOEED, SOME
TIMES TINGEO WITH sLooD'
DROPST. o-
PALLOR OF CCUNTENANCE'
HEART DISEASE,
FLATULENCE OF STOMACH
AND BOWELS. COSTiVEN6oo'
YOUR KIDNEYS ARE
NOTIFYING YOU TO ATTEND
TO THEM.
DO NOT NEGLECT THE
WARNING
POISONOUS DRUGS WILL
NOT SAVE YOU.
USE NATURE REMEDY
KICKApOO INDIAN SAGWA,
MADE From ROOTS
AND HERE'S.
usoH DNn ilnlEM SAM y
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BASE BALL.
Association.
Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 s-Pensions have
been granted - these residents Of Maine
Originsl, Willism H. Alley, Francis With
Isssc A. Reynolds. William Kelbsfs, Sam
uei Stevens, William Z. Graham; sd,i
tional. Frederick ". Hilton; increase
Reuben A. Dow Roscoe g. Lopans. Jobr
Carter, Edwin J. Bower, Nathaniel z
Barker; reissue, Timothy johnson Wood
bury; reissue and increase, Thomas J
Talbot; original, widow. etc Harriet J
Smith.
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FIRE At YALE.
Divinity Hall Damaged to The
Extent Of $4,000,
While the Loss to Students and Pro.
iesSols is is Much MoFe.
Fire Caused by a Defective Flue- Most
Damage by Water.

Nzw HAVEN. Oct. 6-A stubborn nfe
broke out in the attic Of the east divinity
hall, Yale University, ioaisht and damaged
tee building 20 tie extent Of sbout $40, COO
The greatest dausgs was caused By i'm
mense qusnines Of water poured up,n the
FIRE. The fre was caused BY def. csise
f1e.
About so theological students who
roomed i, the building suffered 3 less Of
from 500 to $3.50 each on books. farni-
ture, o;birg, etc. Several professors,
whose recitation rooms were in the tuld-
ing. sustain heavy losses through damage
or destruction Of private libraries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
Portland Il Rumford Falls Railroad.

CASroS, Oct. 6-Ground was broken
for the Portland & Rumford Falls railroad
yesterday. I, has been let out in small
contracts Of from one-haif to four miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
WILL SUE WATER COMPANY
For the Loss Of the Bridge Over the
ArO0stOok River.

CARIBOU, Oct. G - The bridge here
across the Aroostook river was burned
Saturday forenoon, and nos it is srii tha,
the town will institute q sui: sgsinst the
Caribou Water Power Company on the
grounds that there wa, not enough water in
the pipes, -h ch were in the process Of
being repaired. 1t is si,o reported that
damages will be claimed from the starch
factory BY the water power company, Who
seem TO think that The lie caught from q
spark from their chimney. All the freight
and passengers have to be fsrr ed from the
station to the village now. A new s'eal
bridge will he bulk Immediately. The old
bridge eost $40 600