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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31
Fssspott, 2; Richmond, 4.

Special to the KENsEBEc JOURNAL
RICHMOND, Aug. 30 The Freepoft ball
tossers again visited this town and again go
home victorious. The Freeport boys can
play ball, are popular here and have been
gentlemen on and off the field, but they
nave been unfortunate in choice OF UNI
pires. A Mr. Rogers ofiiciated today for
them lie would hardly be fit to write q
base bali guide for he clearly demonstrated
today that he knew little about The game.
One Of his decisions, putting out Meserve
At third WAS reversed by his own team ;
smother on fly to left which he called foul
| vas also reversed, and his decision putting
out Fisher At home in the Iinth
was such barefaced robbery
that the Free ports spulogized almost
to q man for his Ignorance ard evident at
tempts to roast the home team. However.
Freeport won. la 'he ,hird, KDights Of
Freeport was coaching at the third bag
The batter sent up pop foul tly, which
Day could have easily got had not knights
stepped in and grabbed it. The umpire
(Mr. Rosers) did not put out the batter for
the ihterierence, and Freeport won.
Richm mond's r, gulAr catcher (DJnnell)
caugh. xt Gsrdiner the other day and his
hands were badly dsmorsl Z ID. kersey
kindly obliged ,hes boys by catching the
game, though having such 3 sore hal d that
n. WAS utt.r riy unso and made no suemp'
to throw to bases. Ffeeport won.
Riehmond also made three errors in the
did, which, aided by home run b, Soule,
let in fur iun.. That helped Freeport to
ala THIN freeport bsttsd d h aver and
hat helped.
TIE features Of the game were Pettee's
playing, the work Of the batteries, a beaut =
full running catch by Meserve, and Rogers
umriring.
Pettse was at bat four times, made three
runs, one being home run, t~o hits with
4 total of FIVE, three putOuis, six sssists and
DO errors. q record hard to beat on any
{. am. Patterson struck Uu; twelve men
and Fisher nine. Coffin made home run
in the third. l. Patterson got = two-bsgzer
In to. Elk h Each pitcher sent two men
90 FIRST ou balls. Patterson had one wild
pitch an ! CofIil one passed ball. Freeport
only made ,hree errors and Rich
mond had fve. Freeport pounded
uut hiue lnts with total ot
thirteen and Richmond got eight with 8
total of eleven. Pettee got diff cult high
fy at second. Meseive made one Of the
handsomest catches ever made on the
grounds, running from long center 10 short
left, taking q high fly on the dead run.
Fisher retired tine eide in the sixth By
striking out three men. MIR. Harriss um-
piring gavs perfect satisfaction to both
teams.
The attendance Was go)d considering the
cold, windy afternoon, aud the bail playing
was good enough to keep the enthusiasm at
red h ,t pitch all the time. The score:
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MRS WARDEN REFUSES
To Accept Any Reward fer the Csptare
Of Almy.

HAnovxR, N. II, Aug. ga special
town meeting vas held thls afternoon 10
see il the town would vote TO raise the re-
ward for the detection and conviction VI
Frank G. Almy 10 $780,"
A motion to make the reward $500. and
to authorize the seiectmsn In pa,ing it to
use their discretion - to who shall have il,
WAS carried unanimously.
The following letter from Mrs. Warden
was read:
ITO the selectmen Of the town of Hanover
1t having been announced in various
ways that am emitted, legally, to the re
ward offered by the town for the capture of
A,my, l desire to authorize you to dis
tribute any such sum as which may legally
belong to me among those who endangered
their lives on the day Of the capture.
Mrs. A. II. WARDEN"
The Warden buililngs are visited daily
by q large number Of people, many Of
whom carry away pieces OF the board
betssen which Abbott looked out upon the
movements Of the professional and amateur
detectives who we're discussing methods for
his capture. The timbers Of The barn 10
which bullets were embedded have been
dug into and the messengers Of death IT
moved,
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to Gen. Canto with . propositions 10 sarfen-
der the city.
II was sccepsed, and Senor Don Carlos
Walker Marines, congressional leadef
was rsquessed By Gen. Canfo to tsks poe
session " the city and scs - inesndents
until such tine - permanent arrangements
&C uid be made This he did.
In the n reani'me there bad been gen
eflt fight Of government iii sials.
Shortly after noon ,he victorious army
began 70 enter thu csp:ursd city. Soon
afhef the entry Capt Albert fusntss, Of
the torpedo boat Almifanie Lynch, which
VS. iyius in The harpoe, vas ssm uoned to
surrender. he attempted b steam out, and
opened FIRE with bis machine guns On the
insp.gert,. ThefS VS. . sharp engage
mens. lasting fifteen mir utss, and then
Capt. Fueptes hauled down his flag. and
there vas NOS An enemy 10 the revolution
from Fert VAldivia 10 Vina del Mar.
The city 10 ~ quiet ~ could be expected
under the circumsrai ces and no trouble 10
expected.
Nobody has any knowledge Of the where.
abolts Of President BslmAceda. The in
surgenI leaders are exceedingly anxious to
ii I'D out where he 10 and II they succeed in
finding him the chance are that il would 90
hard with him.
The general belief is that he 10 making
his way out Of the country, perhaps over
land to Buenos AyEes.
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RIcHMoaD d.

Mr.. James Keenan,, head sawyer ct the
sawmili had his night arm bsdiy jsmmed
Thursday morGipg.
A party came up from Bath. Wednesday,
on the tpg Syguin.
J III Fellows returned ffcm the Islsnds
Wed les3sy, where be hiss been rusticsti 9
the past week.
Frank Hagar Of Pittsburg. Pa 10 epj "
| ing shors vacation with his pArepls in ihii
J village.
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Meteor oiosioai Report
IAug. 20, 1891. II r. MI
For pmtmouth's New Trustees.

HANOVER, n. II. Aug. 30.-The Alumni
Trustees committee Of Dartmouth college,
completed the list Of nominees for vacancies
in the board of college trustees, caused by
the resignations Of DR.. Edward SpaIding,
Na,hus Dr.. J. @. Davis, Amherst; and
Hon. W. G. veasey, Rutland, VT. Names
submitted: In place Of DIR. Spaldins Frank
S. Streetes, IA Of Concord. Prof. G. II.
Fro.s, Hanover; John J. Bell. Hon. A.
p Victor, DR.. John Wheelock, 80, Pitts.
field; X NJ Wallace, 81, Milford. In
place Of d.. Davis, Hoo. J. B. Richardson,
81. Boston; DR.. Ed~ard Covels, '59, Som
erville. Mass. Prof. W. G. Robinson. '53
New Haven, Conn. Judge + b Maynard
Sprinrfi I'D, Mass. IS Shsrsin. &c, Cleve-
i.nd In place Of Ju Iss vsssey, Chss II
Miller, ~. Nes York; G.. w. Spaldins.
Chandler School, '63. thicsg,; DR. N. 3
Lincoln, so, Washington, d. CO DIR. II
8. Connor. SO, Cincinnati. Ohio; Mr.
Peabody, SO, Portland. Ne.
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When corsEsssionalists will b
Hscoguixsd.

WAsHIsGroN, Aug 27.-Assistant Sec
retAry Wharton has telegrapbed President
Harrison the msagre teiegrams which hs
has received from Chilli. For the present
the President proposes 10 continue to Is
more the Consressionslis,s. Acting under
his Instructions Assistant Secretary Whsr
ton declined to receive them unefficially.
They will not be Recognized untll Balma
ceds gives up the struggle. This. the
Chilau minister and the Chilian fepresen'
tative, Mr.. Trescos. say, will not happen
for weeks il it happens at all. They say
that Balmsceda can easily hold the Con
grega.ionalisB back until the wafship come
from Fravo and that then he will make
sho;, wo-k with the insurgents - they cal
them.
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.E LIZZIE \. SNOW

Capt. Iiixxins,
vii leave Augusta every day for Bath touching sf
AZ the places on tue river AID st ' sseis sh he
hoa.es when eiguslted Lesye Augusta al : A. N Z.
Halloweu At us a. NJ, u Ldiner a N {,
standard time; Ric,mond. go A. NJ, arriving 10
Bath at II % A. leaving Bath ~ i-te P. NJ
arriving L. Augusta NJ ais Pm.
FARH9:
Prom Augusta TO Bath, rs
Round trip, Sl.26
From UsliCwsli TO Bath. 80
Roand rio SI.0o
from s,.r timer O., nasb 90
I" WtehpMond tn Bath, Ar
- So. ssardsW.r 70 Saith. 40
Avr4da
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ti.y Of Augusta.

The committee on pensions win mse' W.,s,
5 =, la, ssturdsy evening OF each month Al
= 49,. L t. ss-'hsr saiice
.Itsrt A. Nichols, Comnt:.ee.
William q. BArrowe.
marSydtf
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MYSTERY SOLYRD.
Body si Tho Viis Washed up
BY The Wares.
fk Body Of Tho Husband Is Still
Kissing.


HAvKRnILL, Mas, Aug. 80 AT an early
hoar this mornipg Assistant Marshal Dean
received Q telephone message from New
buryport, saying that the body Of Msrsb,
wife Of Special officer March Of this city.
was found near South Jstties. off Plum
island. Mfs. Marsh. in company with her
husband, went out to sea in small boat
from Salisbury beach last Sunday aud did
not return. This ends the suspense caused
by the absence Of Mr., and Mrs. Marsh,
rendering it certain that both we're drov ned
They leave three children. aged 2. and 3
years, besides brolhefs and sis,ers Re-
Gently Mrs. Marsh fell heir to 5000. and
both she aud her husband carried life in
surance policies, aud the children will be
we'll provided for. The body Of Mr.. Marsh
bad not been recovered u last accounts.
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CHURCH wRgt EgD.
Whole Into, ior Demolished by Dyna-
mlto.

WAnAsn. Iod., Aug. 80 The United
Brethren Church at Bourbon was wfsoksd
by All explosion Of dynamite ysst~rdsy.
The structure was bull. of brick, and
the interior vas completely demolished BY
explosion. No one ssems to have any sue
picion ~ TO the person shu pefpslfased the
crime or the motive which inspired Me
deed.
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Loxpox. Aue. 80 The Standard's Con-
ssanunopls correspondent sass' "Ths Sol.
tan has yielded 10 ell the Russian demands
respecting the Dasd.nslIes. shich viii
hencsfor,h be opened ~ Rsssien vssssis.
when closed 10 oth.rs. The Sultan ao-
jec,sdly apoloeixsd for the recent dssensson
Of Russian vsss-l. dismissed the omctfs
responsible therefor and promissd indsn-
nifty forthwith"
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PLETHORIC Entry BOOKS
To be Followed by Plsthoric Purses at
the Eastern State Fair.

Especial to the KEnNEBEo JOURNAL.
BANGOR, aug. 30.-The officers of the
Eastern State Fair worked all night on the
entry books. All are we'll filed and the
prospect is good for the beet exhibition ever
held in Eastern Maine. All parts Of the
State are we'll represented in the entries.
Two hundred and eighty fl We stalls for
horses are assigned. Cattle, sheep, swine
and poultry are well filed. The improve
ments made on the fair ground and track
this year are extensive. Nelson 10 not
coming. but other attractions will call out
great attendance if good weather.
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Another Victim at Nisgsra Falls.

NIaoARA FALLS, N. Y, Aug 2a.-Fridsy
night James Greenwood left Navy Island.
stu atsd 10 the river above the falls. in .
sAlloost to cross TO Chippewa, Ont. his
he me, but did not arrive there.
Ii wss feared that he hsd been carried
dawn the river and over the falls. and Z
search in the eddies Of the gorge revealed
pieces Of his ,st There is now no doub,
that he has lost his life.
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A ewiud.sr succsss siai at Bath.

BATH, Aug. 90 "A stranger representing
himself to be Of the firm Of Main, Wight
& Co. of Boston. forged a receipt in ex-
change for check given him by A. b.
Melcber, the shoe dealer here, for bill OF
goods due the nrm. lie also promised Mr..
Melchers clerk position in The store in
Boston. The clerk went up to take the
position, and it was thus found that .
swindler had been successful in Bath.
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Exhibition Of Marhlncry Of Cfsissr
Maine.

Governor Bufleish received tho follow
log Saturday:
QUIsrARD lRoE Wosks.
Ne. Yosh, Augast rs, 1891.
DxAR SIR: We beg 70 respectfully IN
form you that We have arranged 70 gtve %
xbibi.ios Of the machinery Of the U. y.
umored cruiser IN sine" On Monday. Aug.
81, 1891, and enclose hefssish 40 inv
alton for that date, .fu"ins y0u will BE-
.bls 70 acceps, and shss vs msy have tbs
pleasure VI seeing you oo shat occasios.
Very respectfully,
N. Y. PALxEa { Co.
Hon. 4. e BUsLEion. Governor Stsss Of
Maine, Augusss, Me-
In . personal note ~ the 0ovssnof she
Me,srs. Palmer apolos'zs for the limttsd
ao.ics they were compelled 70 sivs OF shs
above Exhibition on acc ,uns Of the early
late 6eins determined upon some shss ~.
sxpectsdly.
Invitss,ons were siso sent ~ msmbsss Of
the SAL and State officiais.
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Jersey Cattle Breeders Meet at Win
IN 0p.

wIsrHRor, Aug. 30.-At the snnua
NEE ting Of the Maine State Jersey Cattle
Association, held in Winthrop yesterday
afternoon, the following officers were
elected: President, Z. A. Gilbert. Greene
vice presidents, o. Gardiner Of Rocklsnd
8 T. Brisss of Auburn; secretary AMI
treasurer, N. T. Pike, Winthrop; pedigre'
committee, N. K. Pike. +. IL. Soeil sut
W. Ii. Keith, Winthrop; directors, 8. T
Floyd ard j. e. Brainard, Winthrop, an'
W. C Whitman, south Turner. The so
ciety is in . prosperous condition.
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Death OF Judge Schsf field.

WARES. Aug. 30.--Judgs SchclAsld
lied this morning from heart disease. He
sss one Of the best kn Iwn citizsns OF Penn
ylvania, served two ssrms - member Of
he State Legislature. member of the SSH.
80 h, 10th, 4lst 42d and 43d Congrsssss.
esister Of the treasury uldsr President
'Iayes and appointed judge Of this Couss OF
Claims by President Garfield, which posi-
ion he tlIed until July last.
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Fire In Ban Fran cisco.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 3o-Fire broke
out last night in the three story
frame building occupied by A. Lusy
& Co, Gamers, and the Caiifornis
Automatic Canning Co. Total loss
SI0O, 600; Automatic CO., loss on the
machinery and stock. 10000; Insured for
s37 900. A. Lusk & Co, loss on ma
chlnery ard stock $40, 900. building $40. :
coo; fully insured. The fire started from
the sm0kestack.
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4 MAD EXPRESS.
Hereditary Insanity h Autlial
Royalty Shows l!ssn.
Bdgiun IkAss 70 bseans IN Ius-
hoasa d Europa
frsach AsAsy Tor the Dss.issts Il
MArtiaiqHe.

PARis. Aug. 20 --DsspAach " Estafstss
from Vienna saSs "Ths smptess VI Ase-
ria shove 9mpsoms OF insanity. Tes
emperor called in medical sspssss. sho
pronounced her oass gave, beng $3.50
e,atsd with h.fsdisAsv mAiady. Duchsss
D'Alsncon, sistsr Of the empress. II IN IN
insane ssylum d 0rass, and sbs mAd sing
Of Bavaria In cousin Of the smpfsss.'
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Fire bug Caught In tho Act.

BosToS, Aug. so There was auotber
incendiary fire IN Beverly last night, the
third within fev days This time it was
house belonging to man named Dunhsm
in North Beverly, which had just been CON-
pleted. 1t was set by William Hutchinson.
who was arrested later IN the evening Tha
house was destroy ed. the loss being $2500.
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MAIan PEOPLE.

Rev. Smith Baker Of Minneapolis. Tor.
merly Of Osono, nov one Of the most emin'
ens clersymen Of the North ~est, 10 passing
his vacation near Monmouth.
At meeting Of the Risst Baptist church
Portland, held Friday evening, ths restgDa
tion Of The pastor, Rev DR.. 4. X r
Small, WAS accepted, and . committee OF
resolutions appointed to report ss latsl
mee,inR
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Close Of Temperance Campmeeting at
Old Orchard.

OLp ORCHARD, Aug. 30.-The camp
meeting season at OH Orchard closed to-
night with the final service in the temper
aace series. Today's meetings were I'D
dressed by Mrs Bxfakat, Neal Dow, Rev
ID. W. LelAchuer and Rev. l.. s. Bean, all
on the subject Of temperance Neal Dow e
address VAS general review Of the tenn
o. rance work over the country and espec-
iAliy in Maine. The campmeetins season
nAs been the most successful ior years
Doth in point OF attendance And Results.
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HIls-PhilAde1phla, II, ChtaRU. q Erfuf'
Philadelphia, 1; Chicago. .. Glsason and Cler
nnts: GumLert and Merritt.
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THREE SUDDEN DEATHS
Occur At Bath on Sunday Morning.

Bath, Aug. 30.-Three sudden deaths
occurred this morning Houghton
Mcclellan, son Of James A. Mcclellan
Thomas ii. Clark. manager Of the Colum-
bian Opera House, and Mrs. Warren IL.
Cfooker. She was found dead in bed. She
leaves husband and two dauehters-Mrs.
ID. Austin Miller and Mrs. Fl. B. Griffa Of
Bost.n.
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Association.


Hits-Athletic, 10; Columbus, s. Errors -Ath
letic. 2; Columbus, 2. Bowman and Cross; Lys-
,on and Dowsp
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Another Incendisry Fire In a Massa.
Chusetts Town

New BEDFORD, Mass. Aug. 30--The
two-story wooden building and adj lining
store house at Msttspoisett, occupied by
John =. Hammond ~ carpenter and
mschine ship was burned early this morn
| iog, cause incendiary. Loss about $1,000,
covered by insurance.
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Earned runs-Freeport ,, Richmond Home
runs-Frttce, Cofin Two base hits, l. Patter
.on. Base ON bsiis by Patterson. ?, by Fisher 2,
Passed ball, c fiin. Wild pitch. Patterson
stracx out-Eisher, Dag, }; sieserve, kersey
tcrson, knights, Souie, Coffin, >, W. Patter-os,
d Hanscopib, 2; Stinc afeld. stolen bases-Rish
mond. .; Freerort &, Time Of game, hour apf
Is MINUTES. umpires, Harris OF Richmond and
Rogers OF treeport.
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SHUT UP

in the house one is apt to be
coastipatcl, CT fall heir ta
some dmca sc for hack of fresh
air and exercise. such Sod
cntary habits lead to a dcbil-
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A Charcoal Furnace Burned

BIRMrNGnAM, Ala, Aug. 30.-Charcosl
furnace No. 2 Of the Woodstock Iron Co.,
at Admission, was burned yesterday. All
the wood work was destroy ed and 100, 600
bushels Of charcoal set on FIRE. Loss,
$50, 900; insured for $28.000.
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Bad Blaze at Allentown

ALLEsTowN. Pa, Aug. 30.-The Odd
Fellows building. owned by Miss M. j.
Kfemsr, and Haife & Morrisey's dry goods
store were burned this morning. Loss,
S42 900; insured.
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so good as a general stirring
up OF the system with Kicka-
poo Indian Sagwa, Natures
remedy, made from Roots
and Herbs. Sagwa cures Con-
stipation. Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Scrofula, Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever and all dis
eases arising from impure
Blood and deranged liver.
For sale at all Druggists.
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Dr.. Williams,
DsAK StR:-For the past three years
have suffered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the Sou'h. lost
su desire for food, could not rest nights and
became so weak Snd sick that l went to the
city hospital in Pitssburg, Penn, where
was d,ctored tor three months without doing
me any good. The head physicisn then
told me to go to the Hot Springs in Little
Rock. Arhsnsas. AT tost place l took
full course vi bslhs snd medi cine un'ier Df.
wis n Who b.i tie Hsme Of heu il'r bts'
doci,, ~ 'he sts.
Ip.. D.ret months but Il did m+ ~
good l.st-ri | was 'dncei III "y
DR. Wru-m.' BLOOD SYRUP As or ~
Ihy,n 80 t,ss i my srp-tte re'"r"e', Fo
t,nli 81. ep -ou Il alt night am 90"
Nsu,I ,ni $ tUns s- 't,r s-s an
almost cured 81 Nod pots IT and the biood
Ssrae has done u. Ir.cjmDea.i II t. 81
my friends ss the best medicine IN ths
world for impsTe Blood
Ng A. f. NLwHtLL,
Proprietor CRY Fish Mtrket,
O9p Keu. .'ouRshL ofiice-
AUGus sIA. Male
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Pre,ideLt Small Of Colby has g,ne to
New York from whence he viii II once
take the steamer for Savannah. Arriving
there, he proposes to make only short
.,sy ard return TO Portland by the came
line Of steamers. He il sufferer from
] hsy fever.
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AmericansD Dcclined Balmaccda's Tempt
Ing Offer, Il.

LoSsoN. Aug. 30.--A Berlin Q ,frsspcn-
lent VI the r,m~s says that the British
,uan-of.war Espiegie eonssnted TO carry
Baimaceda's silver only after ." American
man of-war declined tempting o6srs 10 per-
form the sam, service.
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Is the only genuine BLOOD SNKur On
The market. Ii is the only BLOOD
SPECIFN that Contain purely 'fge.
table ingredients.
M mineral or inorganic Substance Is
used in lis mrnnIac ure- No mat or
spiritnous liquor Is used in sompamno. .
ing IL, for We hold thai alcohol ia all
i,s forms Is a Blood fui,on, Aid ahdt
no eure by the u,e ef any medical
trca ment eau be lermauentiy tnes'ea
wh re alcohol eaters infs the aie. o.,
medicine Of the patient. Dr. Nihiems
KIah,D SiRUP is owned aud man
nfactured excl 1si,ely by The Union
Medicine Company OF Augusta. Maine,
ts whom AL orders must be addressed
Iii. Ri.0OD SYRUP vii, bs pat uPon,
,he market through Druggists ana .
ali Dealers in Medicine. Price, st'o'
pef kost.e.
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Last hurvivsr Of President Pillnefea
Family.

FxASorsco. Aug. 30--Ms. Ju.ia
Fillmore Harris, the last survivor OF .
fam ly Of eight brothers and sisssrs, one Of
.h,m vss MiiIafd Fillmore, tbirtse' th
u1r,ldsns Of the United Ssstes, died tori, ht
a. the residence Of her son, Charles HAsIis
Of this cay. She was born 1912, and came
IA California 10 1872.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31
Iws.vs Biooks Burned

QuANAH, Tex, Aug. 30.-Fne Saturday
afternoon destroyed tselvs blocks Of busi-
pess houses on the pabIic square. Loss
$50 600 with sos 600 insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31
To Declare Antwerp and Belgium Free
Ports.

PARis. Aug 50 The journal Of Cham
oers of Commerce states that the Belgian
government, proposes 70 declare Aatwsfr
and other Belgian ports free ports. aimlrg
% make Belgium the warehouse Of Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31
The White So lad cOn at Belfast.

BELFAST, Aug. 30.-The white squadron
arrived from Bar Harbor this afternoon
and spchore in the lower hArbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

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9l0n Al 0HAvlCu
wsa'hsr Ipdioasions ios the Next a
Hoass.
WAR DnPARraBRr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Omoef,
WAsaIHerOR, Aug. 81, 1 4. n.
For New England: Cloudiness and
showers; essterly to southerly winds /;
nearly stationary temperature; probably
fair and slightly warmer Tuesday.
Meteor oiosioai Report
IAug. 30. isel. II r. MI