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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-20
NEWPORT ITEMS.
Death Of Vim. C.. Manning - Building
Operations Other Matters.

Especial 70 the KExsKBKG JoulHAL-]
NEwroaz, Oct. 9-Ths chimneys q
both factories are finished aEd The huildipsi
are fast being completed 1t is the insen
tinn Of the wooIen company to have iheil
factory running By the lass Of January. A
good many people are moving into ths
pisce, which makes rent very scarce and
high.
Rev. W G. wsds, former pastor Of
this place, vss in town isst week.
Monday evening the military drama The
Blue aod the Gray" vas presented to q
small audience st Meridian hall.
The death Of Vim. C. Naming which oc.
earrei last Frisay evening casts . deep
gloom over our village. He had been sick
for several weeks bus hopes we're enter
tsinsd Of his RI c5very until within . few
day when his disease took sach . form %
TO osfis the skill Of the bss: medical aid
3d. his deagh the community loses one Of
It's most prominent business men. He was
sIsays ready to push forward every enter
prise which would benefit the place and
has taken especial interss, in our new in
dustries and generously aided in their
Advancement. Being Of genial
DISPOSITION he won many friends
AID WAS especially regarded by the
poor, to whom he vas . great benefsctor.
His funeral occurred 1t Meridian Hall
Monday afternoon and vas under the direc-
tion Of the Grand Army. the Ms.ons and
ocd F. llows in attendance. Mr.. Manniog
Webster conducted the services, assisted
by Rev. c. A. Sou,hsrd. All pisces Of
business were closed and his many friends
gathered to pay their last respects to one
they esteemed 50 highly.
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New York Produce Market.

- Nk~ IONA, oOt ~
s1ous- Receipts, BIso ptxs; exports. 2si2
o5s. 2252 SACHS. weak, dull, ------------
sales. 2sS5o bush, low eHua. 6oAs 70, Cil,
minis 25Ass IS; City Nil, patents. - 3sst5ss
winter . wheat, so Low Trades g ssae4 rs iaI I.
ocar. t4.saas4 % strsights, ~. .sssss.2s; do. %
tents. ~ 7sata so, rye mixture, e435At3 s5, sup
erhna. o. 044 o.: hne 3 ooat3 10.
Wsptr- Hcc.,pt. b0o90g bush, exports. 2OefsI
saics tss 00, lower, unsettled. active fo5 export
- No req, Ioi, s,or. and eieys
tor, E4iaiosi, Hnost, io1ish6i, fob, No. . re-,
l0oaioi, No. northef, to arrive, fo5injs71; N,
!. paru 70 arrive. io7iai0a,.
RTs- trim =, wesiern. p7tsg2-
Buekp heat boat load sold fey s1por, 50,
b.kiKr- active. weaker; No. y ~iIwaukee 7ol
a7li two rowed state, a., six rowed state, 7zaso
aoRs-neoeipu. 1890. .zyosts. 7st5s. .n.y.
5000, opened stesdy. closed itmer. gsist, No. 2
dzas5; siryesor, s2Issf ~upa,; No. white. g. Ies
OArs- xecc,pp. 1870; Npors 500, .Hs.., no
oeo, Brner, fsiriy active. No. ., i5isas. II
shi's. ~, No; 2. A.atsi. do whii.. ss4s9e3
do whit. zs.to. white state, asase. No. 3 Chi
oago. aSias5l
Corr a. NO. quiet, steady, No 7, fesaIe,
sooAs,ks~' dul' -iea"y refined. qoiet
s~'s so : ,ss =? No. ~ IL; a No. 40 10 * *
No. Il, S3s; No. II, 2 Sls. on az i3ls q 8
mould, a si2; standard. f3s, oonfeo
soners a .ia, cat loaf and erush, 81
powdered. IA; EranuIAted, 4 . ss4 IL, cubes. u
N"LAssgs- foreigo, nominal, New Orieans
gaici, trm
PsfsoLsus-qoiet. steady, united, scs.
IuEPEsTIrE-
fairly active, steady.
Bxgv- steady, quiet.
BsES HANS pgll
LARD ops ned lower, tlesed stsadier; ~sstsrs
dssm, s<s. n,.s.s q; rsassd, qeies, easier, oos
BuTTEs-tsss doing, 6rm.
CHkxss- mod de mand steady
fsesaha g.. i'~>s- wpsyk~t, frm, eoot
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Marine Notes.

The Lighthouse Board OF the U. 8
Cast Survey announcss the following g
changes OF corrections on charts affecting
the coast OF siaice
Mo- a-bec Reach -NovAs Rocks
Tie U. s. Engineefs have constructed a
breakwater 3i2 iest long in a N. W. direc-
ton from Nnva's rck, the outer end, on
which there is shovn day bescon, reing
c. ose to the south side of the dredged chan
mel throush Moose s-bec Reach.
Pleasant RiveY-C1anpel Rock. A stone
day be aeon has been erected on Channel
Ropk, off Reynolds Point. Black spar
buoy No. 7, formerly marking the rock,
has been rer owed.
Pleasant River -Coffia Rock. An iron
spindle surmounted by round cage has
been placed on Coffil Rock, OF Reynolds
Point. Black spsr buoy, No 3, formerly
marking the rock. has been removed.
Cssco Bsy.-Ffom Portland to Var.
mouth. The following additional buoys
have recently been placed in this locality
see L. II Board Bulletin No. 81 Black
can buoy. No l., in II feet of wa,er on the
point of the shosl making out to the north
east from TIE Brothers, Prince Point bear
ing narth, distant 7.l0 If 8 mile. Black
spsr buoy, No 3, in ~ feet Of water N f.
from Brsnt Ledge, Price Point besriug s
w. By W. distant 4 of mile. Red
spar buoy, No 2, in 81 feet Of water of
the lower etd Of Sandy Point Le'se. Birch
Point bearing S by W. "a W, distant
10 Of mile, York Ledge buoy, for
merly shown As No. /, is pov shown a.
No 5 Underwood Lsdgs buoy, formerly
shown as No 8, is now shown as No, I.
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RIGHT or ASYLUM
Recognized by the Government In Letter
to Minister Egan.

SANTIAGO, Oct. 10 9--The governments
has recognized right Of asylum In letter
to United StNtes Minister Egan. The
Spsnish minister is acting Ia ooniuction
With MIR E.sn.
The sailor OF tho United States ship Bal
timore, killed by Chllisa sallors in street
brawi a few days ago was buried at Vslps-
raiso today
There was no hostile demonstration,
mother BALTIMORE failor wounded In the
tsht will probably die. Captain Schlev Of
the Baltimore and the authorities Of VAL
Psyslso are investigating the causs Of the
trouble,
II has been ascsrtainei that the Chillan
mob stacked the Americans and the on
aisuRht was peculiarly brutal. The Chill
ians were all armed with knives and pis-
tDls, the Americans had but few wssp-
ons and were SLOW in using them. Gillian
sailors, bosfman and others are about the
water front still showing bitter feeling
towards Americans aud making all manner
threats. The better class of Chilisn peo-
pie everywhere condemn the brutal attack.
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Robb Beat Howell In a Five. Mile Bieycl,
Race.

NEw YORK, Oct. 10 AT the Msdison
Square Garden, Alfred Robb. brother Of
| the lopg distsrcs chsmpion. contested q
fve-miis bicycle race with Richard Howell,
champion of England, during the after
noon. Rphb won by 10 feet, III 10 mina,ss q
33 seconds.
At A NJ score. Ashinger, 322 miles
Mariia, 3lS miles 6 laps R'bo 2s2, 6;
Eden 800, Ii Lamb, 3l3; Prince, 26i F,
Schock. 293; Aib,rI; 270; Lumsden, 23S,
7; Boyst, 2i0; Wood, 1874, 6; UFlannaga,
l39, 8; Stage, 227.
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Railruaos 4 Steampuals
----------------7- - -- --------
MlIME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Eject Oct.
4th, 1891.

GOING WEST-s.so a. N. for Lewiston
ROokiand, Portland, Boston and Montreal; 80
NJ for Haiioweli, Or timer and sCuih Haroit er
10 10 A. N. for Rrupssi b, Lewiston, far~ingf r
Enerland, Portland and Boston. connecting to-
White Mountain Points and Que bee, : 0y = n
for Hallowell, Gardiner and South CarGlBeT. . 0.
P N. for Brunswick. Bath, ROokiald. Portland
Montreal, sos T. NJ. for Il siI9ggen, ga.fire. and
South Gardiner; ti.0o r. N. might Pulmsal fol
lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.lo A. N. (oight xprcs,) 'o
8kovhegan, Belfast, Bangor, Bar HaToof, Ut
stephens, st.nJohn aad Aroostook anty. -
NJ for Waterviiis. and ssowhe sen, Basgor aut
ysnosbOrO, R27 r. NJ for Wa viliei , u
r. N. for wRtervilie, 6kowhesan, Belfast. Dover
and Fox rot, Bangor, bar Barbor. st STRIP ems
~. John and Aroos 'ook County; and Saturday,
ouly at I'D r. NJ. for Wstsrvtlie, and 5ansor
sundays only, at 9.i7 A. NJ. fer Bangor.
The Nigh. Pullman frains run ca l. way ever
night, Sundays inluded, but not TO Skoxhegsn
on Monday mornings, or 20 Belfast, nexier, OF
be7ond Bangor. on 5uniAy morning.
fhe day express trains going West at 10. 10 A
" aud East At as T.. VI. run faily, Sundays in
,luded, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath, Rock
and. Bangor Snd 81. Johu.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor AuKasts
caves Soaih Gardiner, 6,s5 A. ID; i 10 ard x
= "; Gardiner, s IS a. NJ: 80 end iis +. NJ.
Haiovell, 8.4s A. NJ, I.a5 and s-5g 2. NJ;
Through tickets 10 California and all point'
south and West may be had OF r. u, Walker
seing via all routes and checking baggage free o
'Spense.
fAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. & GeaI Manager
= T. BooTHBY, Gent Pass. and icket Agt.
Portland, oct J.. 1871.
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INVADING PlMIR.
Russian Troops Rntef Chinese feGfitafy
n Spite Of Protests.
Said that Russians and English Must Now
Meet In Pamir.

TIEx Tens. Oct. l9.-Ths frontier eilicsl
st Charg reports that he recently met I
Russian expedition descending the Ala
plateau near the cor nasncs of the Murg
habi and Aksu Fivers. The officer sdds
that he protested against this invasion Of
Chinese territory. but the Russians, IN
greater force than the Chinese. disregarded
the protest and continued their march. Ons
division Of Russians proceeded to Alcihas,
in Pamir territory, aud another marched
toward the Great Psuair territory.
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CALLS ELECTION
Legal, Though Secretary Of State Refuses
TO Sign Paper.

TALLAHAssE. Fla, Oct. 10 - The seal oi
the state Of Florida and The signature Of
the secretary Of state h,s been attached to
= cony Of the proceedings Of the joint
session of Legislature. including the pro-
ceedings If May 26sb, when Call was
elected linited States Senator. The
attorney general declined to institute pro
ceedings for the issuance Of mandamu'
to compel the secretary Of state to sign tbs
appointment of Davidson as directed BY
Gov Fleming. The attorney general says
he 10 of the opinion that Call WAS legally
elected.
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Picked up at Sea.

BosroN. Oct. 1.-The Schooner Mag
gle Hurley, from Rondout, arrived today.
and reports thnt ON Oct. II. at noon, three
miles east Of Nauset Light, she picked up
trswi dory, nearly new, with The figure
2" painted in black on the bow aud "Wu.
L. Mcdonald, Boston, Mass, marked
with lead pencil on it. A hundred fathoms
OF trswl gear, kpife and pair Of nippers
we're found in it.
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4 BOON FOR JAY.


Special to the KEssEBsc JOURNAL
JAY, Oct. 10 The foundation Of the
new paper mill at Jay Bridge is now fully
comp ei, i ard masors are al rotk upon
the walls Of the structure.
Ths nsw Espts. meeting house b.i-s
built by J PAilb onk & soa Of Portland is
now nearly completed uFon the outside.
Mr. A J. Msrrimsn Of Mechanic Falls,
over-eer Of the psper mill interesIs. is
building q house here.
All these new industries have called in
more than 50 persons. Many houses. must
be tnilt in the near future.
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Liabilities, 1929 900; Assets, SIs5, 900

TRENTON, N. J Oct. 10 Jonathan s Z.
Steward assigned here today. The liahili.
ties are 1929, ,Oo0. and assets about S's5
900. The liabilities inc. ude hum.ro as
endorsements for Trenton, China and Star
rubber companies that fsiied few months
ago.
Mr.. Steward, Who is a wholesale grocer,
was making M effort to secure All extension
Of two years with the First National Bank
Of South Aboy, holding about $4,000 worth
Of paper endorsed by him, was about to
enter judgment and this forced the assign
ment
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BURNED TO DEATH.


Bstperos Oct. I3.-The widow OF 'he
late George Clssves rss burned to d.s h Al
her home yesterday. She vent into the
kitchen about P. VI. to kindle the Ire,
The only oihsr occupsn. Of the house b. ing
Mrs. Annie EAs MAJ, who was asleep. but
~no wss rous,d By her mothers screams
AID ru.hif INTO ,he si,chen found hsr En-
vsoped in flames. Her clothing had cough
f'e and she bad NOT discovered the faci
until all in flames Hs, daughter extin-
slished the flames and t~o physieiars did
all they enid. bcl she died d: o'clock
tbst night. Shs was ID wife Of George
Cl.avss, the bTothsr I the r. her OF Judge
Nathan anu Hon. Henry r. Ciesges of
Portland
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Richmond News.

Especial to the KENNEBBC JOURNAL.
RrcBMoNp, Oct. 10 Mr.. W. Fl. Smith
of Portland is in talking up the matter Of
numbering places Of business and privstt
dwellings,. Our business men readily take
hold # fha plan, a. IS the expense II
trifing il Is hrped the ss stem may become
universal The advantage CT such method
i, of incalcaabls value to residents ard
strsr gers.
The public schools will close tomorrow
on account Of the aremsn's muster.
Schooner James Young is discharaing
coal for W. s Hssar.
The last lot Of work in the shoe factory
of Csldwell 4 Libby psssed through the
hands Of the operatives today.
The preparations for the fremeh's muster
Tuesdsy sre nearly completed and, viii
GOOD weather. there will be . grand time
for the bo,s. The Bath fremen have
chsrtered the Ssmoset to run an excursion
Ard = special train will come from up river
Fire was discovered in the ice houses al
Thvir - Point, 6unc ay afternoon. but vas
ex,in gu,shed before il had gained good
start.
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80 Glass,

-.HV ' tdSSs
II Pstrio, B'ddeford, br m French Girl.
CBSears Old Orchard, b Oickey Boy.
CIR Clark. Portland, b m Gipsey.
Bert Richardson, Brunswici, b m Star
tie, Jr.
WE Henderson. B'unswiok, b 8 Honest
Jerry
WV Cram, Spbs go, N Belen NJ.
SH jose, Portland. ch m Daisy J.
CHI Anthoine, Windham Centre, Charles
SITS tie.
PKsne, Portland. Prince Wilkes.
MA Jordsn, Westbrock. bf N Alice E.
CD Hssty, Windham Centre. g Mil
ton III.
Fred CLARK, Portland, Charles A.
:ss.34 Class.
MA Jordan, Westbrook, b z Goldvood
wD Ramsdeli, b - winthrop Pilot
J Scott Jordan, Cape Elizabe'h, Dolly Fl
Woodbury., Portland, ch Charlie
Rsv.
FPFcx, Cornish, ch g Dan Berry.
NJ Foss, Cornish, Josie Campbell.
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A Former President Of the Maine Contra
Railroad, at Portland

PORTLAND, Oct. 10 Col George E. B
Jackson died this morning Of brain disease
aged SO yesrs. H, vss presiden, OF the
public library. president Of tho Port
land Saving Bank. trGstee Of the Brow
estate ard Phlander Coburn estste, q
director Of the Maine Gensrsl Hospital
He formerly WIS president Of the Maine
Central Rsilrosd and for one year was
president Of he Esste rn Railroad. OF late
years he has been praoticing law. He was
one of the pillars Of the Episcopsl church
of Maine. Personally be was cultured,
reserved gentleman OF the old-schJ Jol way
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Meteorological Report.

TOct. 10, 1921. II P. NJ
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Starch Factory at Fort Kent Burned.

FoRr KENT, Oct. 10 The starch factory
at this place has been burned. There was
a stock Of 10 600 bushels of potatoes on
hand, which were burned with the build.
ings. as well a. the starch which had thus
far been made. The total loss will be 1t
least 5000; insurance, $4,000. The fact
ory WAS owned by Nssdeau & Miehsud,
who Will sell the privilege If ,ney do not
rebuild themselves.
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WhaIen Inquest Finished.

PrTrsFrELp. Mass Oct. 10 The in
quest in the murder case f John Whalen
was fioi.hed today behird closed doors.
Judge fuckers report is locke 70 in q
few days. Coy msiJtsins an indifferent
deneanor, asserting his innocence, and
says i,s no use for him to say anything. ii
be tells Who killed Whslen the msn will
kill him. If lot he viii hapg and he say
he may as we'll die one way as another.
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Easily sns.ered.-If . .s,osS Man, Who
has frequently suffered 2s.g, srows inpa-
tient ard rehe!i:oss, how much morssimpa.
s;ent shoFla b. the baby sno does not kDo .
yhst sahering msacs For the ps,ns ol
eolc, tethinS. sfc., DR.. Bull's Baby SyruI
10 shs sovereign remedy. Price Is cts.
II 10 hard thins TO treat nsaai. cassrsh il
Children; but Old SsuFs Cstspsh Cure i.
easy TO use, safe and eRcscious. Solf
everywhere fof . c's
octiGd&vlvf
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A MEETING INEVITABLE
Between the Russians and English on
Pamir Territory.

ST. PKrERsHuRo, Oct l9.-Ihe Novos
vremys saysa meeting between the Rus
siAns and British in Pamir 10 inevitable, sd
ding; THE British ineursions and Afsha,
and Chinese raids, violating the conventions
forhidiins them access to Pamis. nos make
it imperative to determine the exact from
tiapn
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They Want 10 Recover $750,0OO from
HOey.

TRESros, N. j., Oct. I9.-The Adams
Express Company today died a bill in the
Uoitsd Ststes Circui. Court agaiast ex-
President John Hoey to recover about
$3.50, 900 he is alleged to have misappfo-
priated. The complainant asks for lien
IN Hollywood Long Brsnchl where the
complainant believes most Of the money
went,
John Hoey today filed lease Of all his
Hollywood property to his son Frederick
for IL years; ALTO two mortgages on his
property, agsresating $40 600, to two
trustees. II is stated . trust has been
created for the purpose Of securing the
Long Branch Bank against loss upon notes
John Hoey may wish to make,
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RRB At BlDDEPORD.
Bookstore Slightly Dimi6sd.
Stock Probably Ruined.
1 Boom for ftIn Of Jay,.-Eatriss i0l
Races it Hcodio'dS.
Bridyten Lady Burned to Death Col
u. 4. B. Jackson Dead.

BDDEFoRD, 0cs- ia fire in william
T. Bsrtislsy's book store on Main street
.1pisat, tsdly damaged the sock rd
.hshily dsmcgsd the building. The build
ing is owed BY Mao e. ". Staples. Tbs
total loss Is estimated at s25o0, insured fOi
sz200.
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STORM IN GRANADA


madrid, Oct. lo--The province Of
Granada was visited by a terrific storm TO-
dry. The wind bleg a hurricane. The
town OF Granada AMI the whole surround-
| ing country In Inundated and immense
damage has boon csussd by the flood. The
lower part OF the town Of Mo,ril 10 sub
merged.
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There 10 no truth in the repor, that the
poet Whittier is seriously ill. Judge Cate.
with whom Mr.. Whittier lives, says his
health 10 as go, d A. usual Mr.. Whittier
called on several of his neighbors Satur-
day.
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spo.ner Is Still in Town.

BgiDogpoxr, Conn, Oct. l9.-Thefe 10
no truth In the report that Clspp Spoonsr.
the iats vice president Of the Adams Ex-
press Company. has left town. He vss
seen by an Associated Press reporter this
afternoon. and said he had no statement
10 make at present.
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FYKA HTyAZ
Vk !'sy,l.!. Tsss @.

Works in successful operation ard
earning handsome surplus. Popaia-
don II 900. Price par and interest.
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OMERSsT RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 18th, 1891, train,
viii run as follows, connecting vt Oakland VIII
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston. Portland, Lawiston. wsfervtls, Au
susta. Bhowhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. sss A. NJ.
~ 20 r. NJ, solop. 652 A. NJ. i265 VI, Cara
tunt Fails. .6 5t A. VI 81 05 p. NJ; Embdel, o
A. NJ, i.1o =. VI, North Ansoo, y A NJ. 50 p
N.; Auson, 7.27 A NJ, 80 r. NJ; Madison. 70 =
M..2o2P.M 81, NorridgoSock, 30 NJ, AL =
". gangs siding. y 5a a. N 'l-2d 2 NJ; ssN iellt
rossiBR, 's0a \ -, "s.i2 = NJ; arrive Oakland
20 a. NJ. g.5o = NJ
From Bo ton Portland. lewiston, Augusta, " "a
teryiIe, 5kowb- san aud Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakl nd. ooo A. NJ. n
p. N, Sawtclie Crossing, .p.2o 4. " IS 90 p n.
Bangs siding, ~ ~ A. NJ. q o. =. . Notrtdge
wock, s.3t A. NJ. Stf P NJ. Madison, e5a 4. NJ.
SIS y. NJ, Anson, SbaA N, - =. North An
100, tiOo6 A NJ. $50 = tnbdcg, 1890 4. NJ
100 p. NJ, Car atunk Falla, 40 ,5 NJ, ID "A P
81; Soion, 1888 A. Nj, 90 p A., arrive Biz ghstn
iI.so A. NJ, b-a5 =. NJ.
Flag stations, at whlsh trains stop on sigusl n
notice 70 conductor. Mixed hetweon Bingham
and North Anson. wM. NJ. AVER, Supt.
aeptldf
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srseie Gilman In her sleep for
hour at time. No appetite. Tt
Death Angel drew near. hut the Rs
crEh was al hand-DASA'S SAR5a-
PAkIIy.A gave her good appetite:
brought the roses back to her
eheets and gave her refreshing
sleep and the father anil mother are very
grateful for Il. Do You wonder ut IL.
Hearts are breaking with agony
very day as the little arms clasp
papa's and mama's for the last time.
tB-Oh! Parents, Danish disease,
san1c death, by uin~ tue Great
Wemedy while you may.
DON'T LIT YOUR CHILD DIE
Dana 2srsaparllla Co, Belfast Ma-s,
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Someone entered the bJIier room at the
depot yesterday sfssTno4 and let the water
out Of the boiler, with hesvy fra uadsr-
meath II was ioru ately discovered and
attended before anything serious rsss,ted.
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Saturdays Belfast Races.

2.3i CLAss-rUssE 800.
W Marshsil, Belfast, b !, Haroldson..,. / l
Chs ries HBley. Augasts, eh 8. Walter D.. .
Time-2 3sf. 236i, 2-s7.
240 ELAsS-PCRsE $50.
c c Hamilton, Sesrsport, ch 5, C C.......l
Charles + Lane. Brooks, & :, King Pin -. 2
W Marshali, Belfast. b 4. sea Breeze.
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Iime-2.Hi, 2ts, Al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-20
COM MERCIAL TREATY
Between belgium and Gcrmany Likely
10 Fall Through.

BERLiN, Oct. 10 The negotiations for
4 commercial treay between Germany and
Belgium have buen suspended, Belgium
not being inclined to grant Germsny's de-
mand that German agricultural products
be allowed To enter Belgium free Of duty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-20
Instantly Killed.

BANGOR, Me-, Oct. 10 -Pren'iss Davis
Of Bangor, ssed As years. while shingiipg
a barn fell srom the roof Mondsy m rnins,
striking head foremost on = grindssone, and
was killed instantly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-20
HANLAn WON,
0utroTin6 Mclean in I Three
Nile Skif Race.
Adams Express Company Files I Bill to
Rec,Iaf $750,o0o from Hoey.
The Bicycle Race at New York -Robb
Defeats Howell.

VICTORIA, B. C, Oct. 10 -Edward
Hanlan easily defeated Alex Mclean in .
three mile race in outraged skiifs here
today, BY 200 yards. Hanlan gave Nc
Lean . start Of so feet and passed him
before 100 yards were rowsd. The water
was smooth. Time, q M, 81 l2s.