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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
TESTING sxoKELEss POWDER.


NxwpoRr, z. /, Oct. 5. During tie
simmer months the several clauses Of sea
men ggnrefs d the torpedo stvtaon here
have been under instruction - regards the
uses and Development Of smoksiess pow
der,. Various tests have been made win
unsatisfactory results. and Prof. Munfoe,
The expert. has made repeated experiment.
Nth sun cotton, both dry and In pap
While /. il 9 well-knovn fact that gun cot
ton 10 . component Part Of smokelsss pow
der, the INGREDIENTS are KEEP. profound
secret. And utsiie Of Pref Muafoe and
probably Commander jewell, IN command
Of the torpedo station, the secret OF nakins
.mokelsss powder On This side OF the AiiAn-
tic il not known
Daring the LIST two or three days .
.eriss % charges Ct gun-eoston pulp nave
been worked day and night. Il Vas nos .
question Of pulp worked ITO dry condi-
ton but rather Of the Attsinn II Of An ex.
eellency in the moist condition that would
bes, .ubssrve thu working together OF fhe
Ingredients that 60 TO mike snokeiess
posdsr. TIE pulp uader mantpuiAslon
without cessation already referred to was
this morning worked into dry condition
Of shs,ze-, With the ingredients, 80 as 70
make, as ii were, series OF speciA!
charges or shots III, se we've worked into
CHARGES and fred from Msnnlicher rifle
and the resulG WAS simply astounding and,
according 10 the best known authorities,
beats the worlds record ~ the shots At
tanned a velocity Of rs so TO rs so 1t il
needles, 20 ststs that the class WAS rs much
sstoni.hsi rs was the professor himself
and the sxoerimsst has proved one thing
With az a shadow Of doubt that under
,ht Sc coI ditions wet pulp Of gun cotton
.orked up to : certain degree with the, ~
Yet unknown ipg rec tents will cause revo-
buttons throughout the world In The use oil
IN ke.ess powder.
Another thing remarkable in these ex
periments WAS the small decorating power
.llop anchored within 500 yards neither
heard the report Of the discharge of the
tiresrm ncr witnessed any visible displsy
that piece Of ordnance had been fired. l
lie not generally known thst the government
has for come time past been maklog
special feature Of demonstrating the advsn
iayes Of smokeless powder. bu. still the
fact remains tbs, throughout the summer
Prof Muoroe, United States navy, and
other experts have given An immense
amount of study 10 this special sui lecf
With the result, from an authority who
ought certainly to know and be competent
to express an opinion, this! the Unltec
States At this moment owns and hss this
sole secret Of manufacturing = smokeles.
powder that, If made generally known
would cause an immediate revolution in the
manufacture Of sit modern small arms alC
shells.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06

The Seventeenth Annual Convention OF
he " Inc woman's Christian Temperance
q ,i0a wi / be held in the Congregational
church, Augusta, Oct. 20 2l.22. Rev. j
) williamson. the pastor. will weicoms
The delegates TO rms church and the presi'
lent OF the local U iop, Mrs. e. s Fogg
-ill also ,xend welcOme. Response by
Mss Aids Meban, Thomaston. Mrs. Mary
II Hunt, OF HYDE Park, Mass, National
Superintendent Of Temperance Instruction
N Pubic Schools. Mrs Livsh BSrakst-
ne eloquen, Syrian, and MISS Ida Clothiei
Of Msssact usett., the gifted Y organizer
are to be smong the speakers A male
quartet (of clergymeD) is engaged tC
help furnish the music. This convention
BIDS fair TO be the largest and most inter
sstiug ever held by the Maine Ulion.
The session opens on Tuesday at 10
NJ The secretary of each local Uaion l:
requested to send the names and ihs post
offic3 addresses If delegates and e1'otiiclt
members Of the convention to the chairman
Of he erterts inmsni com mittee, Mrs
Oscar Holwsy, 81 S.ste street. Augusta
Ne. Those desiring hotel ace mmodstlon'
you'd also do we'll to consult Mrs Holwsy
One fair for round nip on boats AID rail
roads.
The entertainment omnitee are nos
csnvsssiJg the city. and it is hoped that the
citizens will respord c1eerfully as there
". L be large number of delegates to b
entertained A.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The ia,, in che case Of State ". Samuel
r..rss Of Phillips. dcsed for liquor
puis.ncs. ut Fafmin ston, reported Monday
morpioe The verdics vas guilty. An
Other Indictment of search and seizure u
tried Monday afternoon.
Hs,y Mordsy morning the freight 1ain
m IN. western division broke apart near
N,sth Bersick The rear Of the section
crashed forward. vrecking several cars.
Wrrehipg crews from Portland and Forts
mouth worked Al hour clearing the wreck.
The U. s. revenue cutter Woodbury.
,pied three vessels coming into Boothhsy
hs,bor, one evening lately, without the
proper n.hts up They were fined two
und,ea dollar. each. They were the j.
pine, Of Provincstovn. Mass lumber
l,rsed, and two fishermen, Florence Night
insai-. Swsmscoss, n. Il. They paid sheii
les and departed.
man giving the name Of c. M. Clark,
NJ Lowsi,, Mast. and claiming to be On
in,nrspcs man representing frm a. Hart
fort. Conn who proved to be swindser
has been operating IN Winthrop. ALoweil,
Ma. dispatch says: c. N Clark OF thii
city i. not the swinller in Winthrop, Me,
Mr. CLARK vas found Moodsy morning. and
i. it disnant that the swindier should take
his name
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4 Iady's Success at Deer Hunting.
A Bangor special to the Lewiston Journs

A Bangor special IL the Lewiston Journs
says:
Mrs. Walter L. Morse is the daughter of
that o'den tims ard we'll known Augusta
landlord, Whit Thsyer and is the sister
of "Al" Thayer row Of the Augusta House.
Her husband is If the wealthy firm OF
Morse & Co, of this city. 1t has been the
custom of Mr. .,d Mrs Morse. with a
party Of friends, III visit Eagle Lake annu.
ally in the Nicatous region. hey went
III re late in Septe mber AID on the fist OF
Ootobvr engaged ia deer hunting Mrs.
Morse, who is fac rifle shot, took the
territory allotted her aud suitably arrsyed
aud with Ratchet, compose, rife and the
usual psrapherraiia Of the deer stalker
j,ined daily 10 the hunt. There was no
success the fret day though Mrs. Morse
trailed big fellow some miles. Next day
the party were ont at Daylight, coming
home at night TIE men reported the
same luck as before when With gu Ell
laugh Mrs.. Morse Informed them she mad
brought dI~n 200 loud buck but she
could not drag him in.
1t being YET light, the crest-fslen men
went with her. fading fine deer shot back
Of the fore leg well down towards the
flank. The game was brought to town,
be ng the first deer of the season, and upon
osing placed uron the scale. at the market
Of Lynch & Gallagher, tipped the beam a
1885 pounds.
T5is is rot the irst deer shot ~ Mrs
Morse, but it is the fret one ever brought
to town by woman. As matter o!
coutse, the dozen or move Of visiting sports
men who took look At the game before
!hey went into the woods, were dead sure
they &C ud get deer if woman could
but they can't, that is, not all OF them, fol
Mrs. Morse is one of the experienced hunt
ers Of this section.
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DIR. BRIGGS CASE.
The Presb,tery Adhere to the Determina'
tiop to Press Charge Of Heresy.

SEw YORK. Oct. The semi-sDnual
meeting o, the New Y Jrk Ptesbytey todsy
considered the case of Prof. Che A.
Bryce. DR.. George W f. Birch. chair
mao uf the committee on prosecution, read
the long rep.rt Of The committee, contain
ing thu Indictment sgsinst DR.. Briggs
The committee rectm Iendsd that copy
Of the charges and Specifications be served
upol DR.. Briggs. ailoSing him st least ten
AVS IN which TO sppsar before the RES
bytery and reply to 'ne charges
Dr.. Alexander re-iaroducsd the fesoiu-
ZION for the dismissal of the process dinas,
a long discussion followed and DE-. j I'M
Hall said in view OF the declaration of Dr..
Briggs to the seminary directors disclsim-
ing intentional heresy, that the matter
should b. dro pped, only after DR.. Briggs
was e ,iued from teaching biz d, ctrines TO
the pupils In the seminary. He onsred an
swendment to that # sct-
DIR. Halls smen0men! was lost The
vote on d. Alexstders motion resulted
Aye, SO az elders, 50 cierg, men) no, 6f'
(elders,20 cIerggmen, AZ, thus defessng
the motion. Then the original motion vas
aiop.ed confirming the recommendations
of The committee that DR.. Briggs be served
with a copy Of the charges a. d stand trial.
Dr.. Brisgs now has ten days in which TO
make reply. The Presbytery then Rd-
journed until tomorrow.
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NEWS FROM ALASKA.
The Arctic Whaling Fleet Tightly Locked
in the lee.

Saw Fx.xcrsco Ost 5-Df. Sheido
Jcx,op. Unite. S'alss General Agent OF
Z usaiion for Alssks, who returned mere
on The revenue cutter Rusb. reports thsf
the sovernmens schools in the Arciic region
hsd . prosrerous yesr- De- Jsekson hsd
accompanied the revenue cutter Bear Oh
her Arctic cruise, aoi made fuecsssfui
coumencsmens Ia the inrocusuon into
Alasks Of the Gones,icxsed reindeer Of
Sieeris, I'm I'll bands beioa placed upon the
Islands Of Ousknak and UoAlssks-
TIE Bar returns to Unalsska Sept. l6.
owing 10 unusually light vinds- Inc ICE
psck had not ieft the shore no to the isss
o. Auzus, nseeueaily the Bear and
Whaling feet were unable TO reach Point
Barrow, bat communication With that stA
Jon ~.s opened up over the land. Three
vh.Iipz vessels that v.ntered IT Herschella
isIsnt., NJ the NC nth Of the Mackenzie
river. Lad secured not one whale between
thsm. The Point Barrow station OF the
Pacific Whaling Company vas remsrkaoiy
successful, securing $1,000 worth Of
whalebone. The inhabitants being found
in . starving cordltien, Can't Heaiy raised
a suffi cisut sum from the officers and othsft
on the Bear to purchase . supply OF food
TO sustain the people until the re1t seasos
for seal AMI wsirus.
Toe United Ssstes vessels Mohiean aoc
Tha,i. were still in Behring ses at the ms
the Rpsa lsfs, and the chip Esicson was ol.'
charging . cargo ordered for the govern
meut vessels. 8
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Socol SHotfere
STATE PENSIONS.


Up TO date State pen,ioa Agert Pufiotou
GAS Issued 1900 certificates for State pen
.ionz. THIS number s about 200 lees hsn
the plumber received lat year st this time
This 81 gat falling off lie probably due to the
gs,i2nal pension legislation. A small sun
rmains OF the appropriation that will Be
devoted to the relief OF deserving cases
Ere quently the sgent receives Application
for aid in cases thu; the national law fal
TO reach. many of which are most deserving
and such may rely on him to do bis best &c
.ssI.t III u as far az pcs ible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06

A case Of larceny VS. tried before Judge
Gocdspeed yesterday Afternoon, The iaief.
esssd p.,ti.s being Arthur Msrsson ard
Eugene Neal The former ehEzed the
latter wish the larceny OF = silver watch
snd revolver from . bureau dsar In his
house, the theft occurring some time snn-
day. The dsfease VISA general De Ilsi.
The testimony Of the plaintiff, bis wife. MI
Fsslk Grsspls.f spd Constable Ih9mpsen
~ss quite conclusive however. sod shs
l5ge .as cause 30 biDd Neai over in ins
som Of $500 for appearance to TIE Deem
Der term of the Superior Court
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kenlnbfc.

Following are the real estate transfers 10
Ksnnebec county for the week ending
Oct 8.
ArGusrA-u O. Mssnire TO Sarah A. odd,
land ia Augusta, sl2G0, John :. ELL, ct ais 10
Arthur S Fl khan. ian in Augusta. $500
CHINA-C. ~ Randall 70 r., II. Jensina, and
in China, 4i0e.
CLrNrax-s II. GoodridRa 10 Margaret Luce,
land and buildings. eco. p. weyuonfh to l..
WeJm gth. iaHd IN CIiatoa, $500: A kcuHdv 10
Mrs j tall, land in Cliator. $50, n. Dixon
same, lana ana buildings IN Ilint u, 800. Latter
to same. land. $50
ton, land and hui d7Fs. t.51.
GsRpINgK-s-t hnr Berry % c. o. kTox, and
in Gardiner, s.b9, q. r. Clasan TO j. III ri ID Il
Randolph. land IN Gardiner. tlo0; Latter 10
torn. t. ct ais. hand IL q 'roineT, soi; u. ".
Brown TO g. \ Eark'r OF Chel-' a, nd and bald
iugs in hardinet. 900; a. " ilsen TO Mary
Gordon Of Augusta land and baiidinzs iu GarCf
LfTcHrtrLD-H Buniip gton to J. 5. Brad
stree. CIar1ir er isnd aud buildings in Liieh-
field. $50; Ha-Ii.t r. Mute of Dover. Ii, TO
D. Rrsd-'rert, Gardiner land and buildings in
Litchie d. $40
MT. VssvoS-Beisy Fairbanks to n. c. Leigh
ton, lsnd in Nj. Vernon, $500.
| WArERviLLF-W q. Arnold. ct al. 70 Alfred
Thompson land in Wa;ervi'ie, tlsoo, 7 +. Bat. er
10 I; NJ Ropc1 land in watervilIe. $500: 5. ID.
Trask TO Emily r. Trash, land in steIylle, $500.
wISsLow-Susan Il. sin paon 10 T. l. Simpson,
land in WiEssow, sS15.
WrSDsoR-Aun A. See kins TO J II. Halioweii.
land ard buildings Ia Windsor $500; j, z. Ash.
ford % j. r. Ashford land and buildings in Wind
WssrHRor- Euils W. Wood to L. N. Alley.
land Ia winthrop, $1,000.
to c. a. storsr OF Nisnni. land and buildings in
Vienna, tilo.
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JUMPED FROM WINDOWS
And We're Terribly Injured-A Fireman
Also Badly Hurt.

Posros, Oct The three-s.ory tene'
men, house 20 Nashus street caught mr.
toni .ht. A family Of four on the upper
foo. were 60 frightened that they threw
the bedd pg to the sidewalk and jumped
after it. Daniel Kelly was slightly bur
his wife hSd ribs snd leR- hr ken and tbs
two children, aged and 10, sere terribly
irjared and will probably did. Csptail
Ryan Of steamer 80 fell down stairs, re-
ewing bruises :hse viii pr bsbly lay hin
up several days. The damage to the house
ia sbont 5000,
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Cap. J. D Warren Of Bangor was in
dis city yestefjay. The captain - a
nstiye Of ri tsson aad IS So old ship msstei O..
tie rs. in the ear Of the Rebellion, d
~as in command of the steamer iI.rv. t
Moon a 4 later OF 'hs gunbost Victo's.
10 both positi5 ns be did some valuable se'-
vice for tue government
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RUNAWAY HORSES
Kill Three People and Injure Over
Twenty Others at Funeral.

Dies MONIES, Ia, Oct. AT Altoona
today 40 Carriages were following the re-
mains Of Nicholas Hemstreet to the Gene
terry. While winding down = hill team
frightened at threshing machine ran away
da.h, d into and upset dozen carriages.
breaking SIX into splnters. The men and
women were panic striker and jumped out
Of the carriages, being lrampled on by run
away teams One mao was killed, man
and two women were fatally burt and over
20 others were injured. some badly.
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OELRICH RESIGNS


New YORK, Oct Herman Oalrict 8
this evening rendered his resignation as .
msmb r of the Democratic national com
mittee to Chairman Brice. The action Of
the ID moc,atic state convention in its nom
ina,ions, he said indicated that Tamm,ny
HILL was to be tie ruling spirit in The state
This 10 contrary TO his views, so he resigned.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken from the
Current Events of the Day.

The Ohio river between Cincinnati and
Point Pleasant, W. Va, is so low ihat nav.
igatioa is impossible. and Is steamb oats
loaded With freight and passengers are
grounded Estimated low water causing q
loss OF 10000 daily.
Monday no ming United States Marshal
Pierce re we'd papers on George j. Foster
and Joshua l. Foster of Dover, N II
SUNNI ning th-m 10 appear before the In
s.r,tate commerce ctmmIssion 10 Boston
Thursday, TO testify t. What they know re
lstins 10 the issu .nce Of free passes by the
Boston & Maine Railrosd.
10 accordance ~ith sn agreement to ad-
last the grievances of the Bsrnaby mill
.e.vers at Fall River, Agent Ashley vii
increase the wages for weaving as follows
Cd SO cent goods to 60 cents per cut, snt
on 81 cent goods to 80 cents He has also
sgreed to rem>ve warp from looms or
which 81 80 per cat was being paid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06

What man or woman will deny that goof din
ner Is present delight. Equally unieniaele is II
that when well cooked meal Is succeeded by "A
lit OF in raptur is couvcrtt in torture
Don't charge your dysp psia TO YOUR dinner. No
nv dear sir. your gastr.u department was out OF
order to regin wi II. Had you reguliten it with
Hostel er's stomach Bi'ters, the cargo that you
took on VA d woud have bt en- co formally slowed
away wi bout the slightest Inconvenience. This
incon parable stua achic entirely reforms faulty
digestion, and regulates, be.ii les, tue liver and
the bowels which must act narmo. ituslv WITH
the digestive organ, o. all three fall out of gear
Tsbe the itters for KIDNEY and rheumatic com
plants. and in all c'ses of maiIia. As . tonic
AZ pezer and promoter of conyale sceuce 1t has nj
nee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06

Messrs W T. VII tmore, the Boston
Bros. Ben psuiigy OF mi. city, Joha
Bfsdley Of Worcester, Mas atd Jotn
Remlek Of Boston have been spending the
psst fen day. on the Coboosseecontee. As
consequence the guests AZ the Evans yes
,srday we're permitted to dine off roast
igCk aDd fried plckerel night from their
aatlNe hamats.
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They have each reache period in life
when most females need assistance in It'd
ing them over the shoals which so often
completely wreck their sitter lives. In pro.
ducing regularity and healthy action OF the
female organs. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription stands without peer. At time
when nature gives them increased burdens,
SO msny youpg Ri'ls have their health for
life shattered. If you wish your daughter
to miss those periodical, sgonizing back
aches, sid dizzy headaches. lsnguid and
tired feelings, accompanied with rough,
pimulg .kin and dull. heavy eyes, get her q
bottle OF Dr. PIsrce's Fsvarite Prescrip-
ton II you have rescued the later period
of dsr ger aud weakness, you will need a
bottle. TOO See wrapper on bottle for
printed guara lsee. Satisfaction given 10
every case or money returned.
oc,5d& slwfolrm
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Mr.. 6Iads Oorton, one Of the heavy tsh
lsaIsrs o. Gloucester Mas. arrived yes
r. rdsy afternoon and this maraing accom-
panied by Mr. s a. Marshall Of thi. city i,
oae Of ni- travelling men, he leaves TOT q
irivr scross c1aatrt To some Of the lake.
u Northern Name ~hsre he will try his
hsnd at D. seatorIsi acort,
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John Priest. the velIsnown base ball
pitcher Who io'm,riy played on the Al-
11ssa ,esw stepped from she rain yestsF-
isy sflsfnoon sad shook hai d, With DIS
friends aG ss depot. He s., on his way 20
pitch for lus Csrra5assetts Ia game TO be
play ed today. He 10 GOV located st Ports
month ". H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06

IL you suffer with lane back, especially
ia morning, Allcosk's Plasters are sure
relief.
II you cannot sleer, try an Allcock Plas-
ter, well no between the shoulder blades
often Re l,eves-sometimes cures. Try this
before you resort to opiates.
Ifany Of your muscles are lsme-joints
stff-fe.l as If they wanted oiiing-or II
you suffer with any local pains or aches,
these plasters will cure you
II you use them once you will realizs
VIII so many plasters have been made In
imitation of them. Like all good things,
they are copied IS closely a, the law sliows.
DON'T be duped by taking an imitation when
il is IS easy to get the genuine.
If you always insist upon having al i.
cocks Porous Pastors and never accept 9
subsitute, you will not be disappointed.
oc'5 ,od&wlwfolrm
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ee ---t ~f,h~ L.asu., u-d,, the su'r;rss
OF the local chapter. Tbs chapters O
Cheisea, Gsdiss. Hsgiowea and Augusta
vii be iavifei % join. - Mr.. Cumming
suggestions sill be 4pfui TO Al league
workers Special mu-ic viii be provided.
The rsaIic generally will be welcomed 20
{ u srETiee.
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The Reassoee County Board At Cedsr
sritsrs net IN this CITY yes;ssd,y siler
goaa. Bgsiness Of consd fshle import
apes 10 the members ~ss Ersnsacte d.
Nsssrs Geo. F.. Maeomser and Frank T.
Noble q Augusta were among those pres
..i1s from ont Of the city.
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FIFTEEN TOWNSHIPS
Devastated by Hurricane Millions OF
Feet of Timber Ruined.

GRAND RAPIDS, MINI Oct. ) Reports
are coming i'll Of a hurricane in the north
ern pineries. Twelve to fifteen townships
were devastated, with 3 loss of timber
mounting to hundreds of millions Of feet.
Several surveyors crews are stlll unheard
ON
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MUST STAND TRIAL.
DIR. Briggs Will Now be Tried on the
Charge of Heresy.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Dr, Briggs must
stand trial on the charge OF heresy. A
motion made in tt New York Psesbysery
today, to discharge the committee that
formulated the charges and to discontinue
fortner proceedil g, was lost by vote Of
81 to 81.
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The Ancient ard Honorable Artillery Of
Bo.ton lsu Boston o. 10 o'clock Monday
mornirg. on seecis! t,sin for FAoyAns,
where their snr uai field day win be oo'
served. They viii return "wednesday
After moon.
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A team containing acme Oakland people
v.s overturned BY = '1nsvay horse tn
srcs.wiek aVsrHs Sunday. No one vas
serious.y.. iurs1 but the carriage vas badly
grsexs1
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William T. Jackson of Harkwick, Mass,
was srresre at the National Bank at Ware,
lass Ffid4y event. x. charged with having
obtained ONE s. 600 from the bank on
fictitious notes endorsed by his mothers
name, which be forged.
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A big crew Of workman sas pat On ye.-
ssr1ay, sad the repairing Of The damaged
ridge pier will be done I'M nsdisfeiy. The
so.k is a1dsr tie charge Of Mr.. Daniel
Ghaasn Of Randolph.
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The work Of rescuing the six miners,
entombed By the rupniug" Of a pillar OF
coal at r chardson, Pa. OH Saturday night,
is sui being vg3ronsiy pushed There is
not much hope Of rescuiug the men alive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06

The sixty-second semi. annual conference
Of the Church OF the Lister Day Ssints
convened in the Tabernacle at Salt Lake,
Sunday, over 10 600 Of the faithful being
IN st endsrcs. The conference will last
three DAYS
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so c unit the minutes toiu IN we k'sSs
Nv eye is dim. nv hair Is thin and gray.
And krow I'm 4, . wing old rs they pass.
When we approach "the sere and yellow
Leaf of our days. we are prone TO 100.
back rssret.ully. A clear constiencs and
sound health will tighten cur gloomy fsnsc'
tions. Heath 10 the greatest bisssing-
DR.. Pieres's G ,lden Medical Discovery the
greatest u,sdiyi1e. IL arrests the prosfes'
Of lung and scsofulous diseases. aaa curea
consumption. or iung scrofuls, il taken in
time. /, 10 the kieg Of liver invigorsiot.
and blood purifiers. and plwerfai tooi,
building up the debilitAtsd patient to per
feet heal.h. Cont. inc no slcoh9l.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-06

Mr. WIN Nash, vho has been suffering
fsr ONE lime past with pulmonary hem
orrhazrs, is nov recovering rapidly snd
vii! 1909 be out again