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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
Railroaos 4 Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
28ih, 1891.

GOING wEsr-szs A. NJ. for lewiston
RoexiaDd, P0rt1aad, Boston and 1onoesl; I'D A
NJ Tor HslI0weH, Gardiner ard 5outh Gartlaer
ssg A. N. for lewiston, Farnington, kockand
Portland, 10. ~ A. M. .kpfess for Hsiioveii. Gar
diner. Bruns wick. Portland and Boston connect
iax for White Mountains and Quebec, i55 r. n
iof Hall1wsl, Gardiner and south Gardiner, 3.la
r N Tor Bruasgiek.< Bath, koekland. Portland
Montreal, % +. NJ. for HaIioveil. Gardiner aac
south Gardiner, li.o3 p. NJ. might Pullman for
Lswis,on. Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.I0 A. NJ might sspyess) FOR
sk01hegan, Belfast. Bangor. bag Haroor, ~.
Stephens, 1T. Jobu and Aroost0ck Gouniy, S A.
for Watervne. and showheRin, (ffosinciai
Express leaves Gateryille for sango', bar Har.
bot and st John, at 40 r. " "a r. ID ex
press for Ws.erville Newport. u .y"r, Foxcroft,
bangor Bar Uarb0r and 81 J0lnj S4S y. NJ. TOR
WatsrVillr. skovhsgAu. Dasliuf, iesntecting
with Somerset RsIipAyl Belfast. Dover and Fox
croft Bangor, 81 STEPHENS, ST. John and Atos
took County. 20 r, 81 f0r WateIyilic, and S.B
NJ. Sundays only, for Bangor.
fhc Wight Pullman Trains run eaeh way every
night, sundays n7ludsd. but not 10 sEowhegsn
beyond Bangor, exoeplisg to Bar h arbor, on Sun
day mornings.
fhe day express train. going West a; lo.22 A.
" and Fast At "a T.. VI. ruu daily, Snndsy- In
cluded, betvesn Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Rock
land. Bar Harbor and 5t John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augus,a
leaves 5Oath Gardiner, 625 A. n II 30 and 10
". Gardiner, sMA NJ; 100 and Is P. 81
Iiaioweil. 6..3 a. NJ. i,f2 aud +.ss p. 81,
through tickets to California and all points
south and West may be- had Of u. II. walker
'c.rt agent, Augusta, the oaly ono In Ansusts
expense.
y v BOoTHBY. GenH Pass. aud Ticket Agt.
Portland, June %, fssi.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
A MAInn scHooaan
RottioR 10 the Hsrbor OF Casssgsna, /,
CoIombia-No Owosss.

WAsuIseroS, Aue. ls-Iaformation has
been received from the Uaitsd Satss cou-
sul at Ca,sagens, Colombia, that the
schooner Willie of Rockland. Maine. 10
lyiuR in the harbor Of Caftsgena. without
captain OF crew. She 10 rapidly becoming
worm eaten, and will soon be worthless an.
less something 10 done for her pPssssva-
ton.
The weasel tyaded between Gallon and the
San Blas ocass. Capt. n. G. Ellie died q
the French hospital in the former place on
the 18th Of Mssch last Several teps we're
made by the Willie In charge Of the mate.
An attachmsns was sued out agsiast her By
Meyers & Daniels, Caftsg ana. for debt.
She now lies there - above stated,
The Willie was built at Rsckland. Me- /,
In 1879, and registered the name Of I. L.
Snow - owner. A snbsequent bill Of sAls
spp AaYs to have convey ed the vessel 10 ].
d. Fnss-r Of Broohlyn, N Y. Mr.. Snow
denies the owner,hip OF thu vessel and II 10
rel or,ed that Mr., Foster 10 dead.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
At Ear Harbor-Tsurnanent Cup Won
by Mr.. Hall.

BAR HARBoR. Aug. l3 There was q
perfect day. skillful playing, and = throrg
Of interested spectators as todAy's tennis
tournament. Among those in attendance
As the games were Secretary Blaine, Secre-
tary Tracy. Mr.. II d Mrs. Emu ons Blaine.
Mr.. wilmeidipg, Mr.. and Mrs. W Cush-
man, Mss Susie Sturgis, Capt. Cowles,
Mrs. George Psndleton Bowler. Mr.. an I,
Mrs.. W. P. VALLEY. J. G. Blsi1e. Jr .
Timoshee Adamoaski. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Gerard, DR.. c. Madison Taylor.
Hall and Hovey, who plsyed the fnals
today. both made many brilliant plsys and
their game was strong and close to the end.
Hall won AID A. Mrs. Harry Howard
stepped forward to present him with the
tournament cup he received most fsster-
ing reception.
The Kefmesse was given at the Rodiek
this afternoon and evening under the AUS
mces Of the Village Improve msnt Associs-
tion. This 10 Al annual occurrence and
is slwsys . great social event.
The steam yacht Stranger of New York.
II. W. Began owner, arrived today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
ARaEsrHp FOB DErRAuDIno
He Pailsd for - 600, 600, srd 10
Charged with etssI Iing.

New YoRx, Aug. 13-AbYahsm Bsckef,
dealer in commercial paper. re Gently failed,
his liabilities being about 81 ,0o0, 600. He
vas arrested ct noon today on . warrant
ssorn out by William d. Harden. presid-
irg Justice Of the city court Of Savsnnsh.
ca. The complainant charges Bsckef with
defraudins him Of debenture bonds Of the
Central Railroad and Banking Company,
Of GeoYsia, valued at e9700, and other
eersaacates valued at s2250. Backer was
plsced under SIS 900 bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
HoNoR HIs MEMORY.
Resolutions Ad d,ptsd ON the Dsath OF
Editor Jones' OF Nav York Tfmss.

New YoRk, Aug. Is AT m setting Of
the New York Associated Press this after
noon, the following WAS adopted The
members Of the New York Associate d
Press desire to record their testimony TO
the high character Of their late associate.
George Jones Of the New York Times.
His unswerving integrity, his msnly inde-
pendence, his intolerance Of wrong doing
that lifted him above the trammels Of party
and distinguished him in the rsnks Of jour
nalism, have given him an honorable nsme.
to be held in loving memory for all coming
years.
Resolved, That the above be entered on
record, and an engrossed copy be sent, with
an expression of our warmest personal
sympathy, to the members Of his afflicted
family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
SEE WHAT HER NEIGH
BORS SAY.
SoUrt CHINA. Me-, July ittb, 1891.

SoUTu CHINA. Me-, July iftb, 1871.
DR. ". WItjtea's:
can cheerfully bear testimony to the
truthfulnesS of the statement of Miss Susan
Jones of lhi, place a. to her condition last
spring. and the great change that has taken
place in her health since she commenced
taking BLOOD SYRUP, Last spring. She
ap,eared 10 I've at deaths door and all her
friends and neighhors though she WAS on her
death bed. Her face was SO swollen and dis
eoI0red that she was scarcely recognizable
by her neighbors. Not only + her general
health apparently fully restored but the erup-
tion on her face has almost disappeared.
Miss Jones Is 4 respectable, Intelligent lady
daughter OF the hate Ell Jones, well known
In his life time thlougout the country a. the
greatest Preacher. reformer and missionary
OF the Friends Church. She Ia lady beloved
and respected by sll her teighbors and
aluaintsnees.
Nv daily place of business for years past
hiss been opposite her residence, and any
statement she may give you about her case
will be fully believed by all who know her
c. W. RANDALL. Grocer.
fully endorse the above
As pew l. I, Inxrs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
LoAn1no UNCLE SANS MONEY
John ebsrmaa Cootradiots Some
Stories OF the Peoples Party.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio, Aug. 13 The cam
paign in some Ohio counties is beginning
to wsrm up now that all four political par
ties have nominated state tickets. The
Peoples party is the only one tina. has yet
put any speakers on the stump.
Their speeches, a. we'll as their cam
paign literature, are full of misstatements.
They say the government loans money to
bankers at one and two per cent and that
it ought to loan farmers money at the same
rate.
1t seems from the following letter, re.
ceived today by the editor Of the Washing-
ton G. Fl. Republican from senator John
Sherman, fhs. Sherman has heard Of no
such loans BY the government. He wrote
from Mansfield on Aug. 8;
II know OF no instance where money
has been loaned by the government to
banks at the rate OF one and two per cent
or any other rate. II such loan was ever
made it was without authority Of law.
'.It is true that under the national bank
log law bank may be made the depository
Of tpublic money received from internal
revenue and public lands, but not from
custom duties. This 10 not done for the
benefit Of the banks, but solely for the
convenience Of the people and the security
Of the government. In such cases the bank
hiss to give security in United Ststes bonds
equal to the amount of deposits and the
money may be drawn by the government
on c,ll.
"Is 10 also true that during President
Cleveland's administration, at time when
there WAS real or supposed striugency the
then secretary Of the treasury deposited in
nationsl banks large amount Of public
money other than that derived frc m customs 3,
with view TO relieve the stringency.
believed and proclaimed at the time that
this vss neither authorized by Law nor was
it good policy. The money should have
been promptly used in the purchase or pay
ment Of the public debt. No such deposit
was made by Republican sdminisration,
and the money so Deposited vas Withdrawn
as rapidly ~ was prudent. I know Of no
case in the history Of our government where
money has been loaned TO ind viduals. The
proposi ion to lean money to farmers at 2
per cent. is entirely novel ard without pre-
dent. Very truly yours,
JOHN SHERMAN"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
0RANG1Ra' DAY
a. Fly. .buvg-Ex Governor Robis Pre-
I'D. q at the N sstilg.

FRYEBuRG, Aug. l3 - The Grange
have had great day at Chsutauqus. Ex.
Governor Robie presided and made the
opening address. He was followed by DR..
Tile, state Grarger deputy Of New
Hampshire, and Mrs. Towle, his wife The
afternoon addresses were BY DR.. Bowen Of
Correction, Charles McDaniels, master OF
the New Hampshire State Grange; J. II.
Hale. msst,r uf 'he Conne cticut Grange,
and Dr. G NJ T~rcbelI, lecturer If the
Mare State Grange. The Mt. Pleasant
bsf d AID Prof. Morse's orchestra furDishe d
m sic. A grsDd concert, assisted by the
tecilisn qusrte. and Prof BATHS IS elo
Gu ioni.t, clJsei the session this evening
A soodly number Of ChsutauQuans go TO
tie White Mouuta,n us tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
Creditors Exsscd Sympathy.

WrsTBoRo, Mass, Aug l3-Samuel
Wood. president Of the Norhboro National
Bank, has been made assignee by E. W.
Chspin, sstine manufacturer, Northboro.
Mr.. Chapin's liabilities may Fesch sl25,-
COO, and the sssets probably will be more.
A statement will be ready in ten days for Q
meeting Of the creditors. called in Wof-
cester. The creditors thus far express
sympathy and willingness to scceps any
offer Mr.. Chapin may make. The cause
OF failure 10 lack Of market fer the goods.
Two hundred hands are out Of employment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
An Interesting Letter from
Susan r. Jones Of South
China, Me-, Daughter OF
tho late, Honorable Eli
Jones, Preacher. Mission
AIRY and Philanthropy st Of
ihe Society of Friends.

D. Williams:
DEAR siG.-It gives me pleasure to testify
tn the wonderful curative powers of your
BLOOD SYRUP. Since my childhood have
been grIevousy afflicted with a scOrfular and
cancernu4 humor. sumo twelve years ago IL
manifested lts dangerous character IN the al'-
pcarance of a cancer upon my face. since
that time I have been almost constantly
under the care OF learned and skilful physi-
ean~ and have had five cancers removed
from my face. During this period have
taken hundred. OF dollars worth of medi-
rines of various kinds, and have lain for
weeks upon nv bed during the painful and
weakening process of the removal of the can
Gers. Last February the cAncerous humor
manifested It>elf upon my hal-healed face
with renewed force and violence. spread
ing ali over nay face and nose swelling,
li-coloring and so dlStigurlug my cOgnte-
nance that my ueighbors could searceiy
Iecognize me. My strength left me, lost all
csire for food and became greatly reduced
n flesh. In this condition continued 10 1--we
as best I could continually falling. I became
greatly discouraged and my friends dispaired
Of my life. In thh condition | was recon-
piended to Try your BLOOD SYRUP. hes
il,t,d about 50 doing until friend of mine
3, .- that IL was purely vegetabe,rom-
tut tireiy free from any malt or spirit
o . t-Hss. About six weeks ago | COM
,4c, king your BLOOD SYRUP and am
on ua be second bottle. [ had not taken
more than three or four doses Of ii, before
my appetite began to improve. My general
health and strength have returned To me now.
and the swelling and diseolOrstion upon my
face have IN great measure disappeared. To
day nv spprtite Il better than 1t has been for
years and have gained nearly ten pounds In
flesh since beginning TO take your med
icine have never taken any other med-
icine from which | have received
so much hepeft as from yours. It's effects
upon me have been almost miraculous. can
scarcely dare hone that a complete and perIna-
uent cure of the cancerous humor can he
effected by it-hut so long as its effects
npon me .eoniinne 80 favorable | am de-
termlned to continue ITS use. have suffered
no nRnseous or lisagreeahle effects In IT. use
am willing YOU should make such Use of his
statement a. You choose. My friends and
neghbors are a. much surprised and glatiHed
At the effects of your BLOOD SYRUP as l
am myself Many OF them who knew Of my
terrible condition snd have watched my rapid
Improvement towards health, JOIN with me in
wishing you success 10 your endeayors to in
troduce to the afflicted such wonderful cura-
tive medicine. Allow me TO subscribe myself
Truly your grateful friend.
St-s.S IT Jp.Es
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
TEsTIMONlAL FUsD
Sir Hector L"u's langevin Telh what
he KnsWs AbOuI IL,

OTTAWA, Ont. Aug. l3.-Bsfofs the
privileges and elections committee today
the crose examination Of Sir Hsssof Louis
Lsneevin In relstion 10 the testimonial fund
wss fesumtd. 6iv Hector said hs did not
know the names Of the contractors, bseauss
no doubt some Of those who subscribed
would have wished TO pay more II The
names and amounts were 10 be made ksevn.
He did not with they should BE- embsrasssd.
IL vss not because he thought is wfong 70
contribute 70 the testimonial. Tbs fund
wss raised openly In sh parts Of The do
minien, and TO his mind nothing vss vrong
in s. He denied he ever received any
money from Hon. Thomss Mct3reevy for
election purposes. He said hs DID net
contribute cent 70 Le Monde (nssspspss).
He psid the money - lien 'sshsr than Rfs,
because be wanted n hsve some clai1
agsinss the psper In csse m ever tsfasd
against the party.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. l3.-Pensions
have been granted to these residents Of
Maine:
Original, Franklin BarstoD, navy; Thos.
sands, Darius Wormwood, William Roberts
Robert A. Patten, Samuel Vose, Arthur
Barey. franklin Sweet, Franklin Little.
field, George Wentworth, Libbeus c. Cur
ti,, Samuel Boles. Edward Wilson. Jesse
Spsuldi' z Melvin Pollard, Charles S.
Wake field, Nicholas McKenney; Original,
widow, Ellen A. Reed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
SIXTEENTH MAINE
Elec's Officers at Begimenfal Reunion
In POI Itland Harbor.

PORTLAND, Aug. 13.-The six'een h
Maine Re eaiment association at Long Island
this evening elected these officers: Preti-
dent, Jebes P. Parlop, Nader, Mass !;
vice e-pfesidents, II. A. Uer, Portland. c.
o. Wadsvor,b, Gardiner; secretary snd
treasurer, L. Bradford. Deering directors,
D. L. Warren, Stsndi.h, c. A. Devefeaux,
Bucksport. 8. e. Belcher, FarrBins'on, Jno.
". Webster, Newport, Jas. g. Lamb,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
nrcHMoRD

The funeral Of Mrs. s Decker occurred
Monday. She vas an old and fsspscsd
resident Of the town She bad been sick
for some time Services we're conducted
BY the Rev. n. A. Clifford.
W. Il. CHM hss opened . nfst class
hotel in the Hstboru block, c,fnsf Of Front
ard Main stfeets.
Work on william Hsynes's new hSsse
10 pfogfessioR rapidly.
". A. Bibbes 10 moving into kis new
residence on Pleasant street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing MondaY, June 18th, ls2l, train
Will run "a follows, con nnecttuR At Oakland WIN
Ms!uc Central Railroad.
F0r Boston, Portland. Lewiston, Watcrvllle, Au
gasta, showhegsu aud Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. n A. NJ
~ % y. NJ. soion 81 A. NJ, l2i5 = " Cars
ruas fails. 81 81 A. NJ 'i.os F.H n; Embdeu, 7 ol
A. ", t.e0 =. NJ, North Anson, 7 Y a. NJ, %
NJ Arson, III A. NJ. 50 NJ, Madison. 20 a
n. % r.M Norridgewocs, 80 = NJ, sti r
a. Bangs Siding, y So A. '2.2G y VI. SaHteIe
Crossing, tsOs An, 's.3e T. W.. arrive Oakland
30 4. 80 p. ii.
from Bottom. Portland, lewiston. Augusta, Wa
;oryille, Skowhesan aud Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, q.05 A NJ, ! -
?. " shwtelIe Cros-ing. $50 A. " 500 T., 81,
Bangs siding, '9,26 4. NJ, '5,W a. Noridt &C.
woes. V3f A, NJ. STA p, VI. Madison, Q - 4. NJ,
D. =. NJ, Apsoa, v 80 a NJ, n =. North An
son. TO 0s A ~. S 50r NJ EmbdeD, iO.D A. NJ.
800 p NJ, Car'stank Fails, 40 Is A ~, % ~ u
NJ SoiJu. 10 50 A. ", 6i6 r N arrive Bingham,
II 20 A. NJ, 65 ?. 81.
Flag stations, at which trains stop on signs or
notice TO conductor. Mixed between BinRh an
and North Ansop. WIN. NJ. AVER. Supt.
saUt3ftf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14

6aratoss Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 13 AT the SEC
ond days racee, today. the Kentucky stakes
for so-yssr-olds, six furlorgs. Fraok Kin
ney won; time, ll6. Purse $500, mile
and a quarter. Los Angeles Won; time 4,
2 o8 g Albany handicap. $500 add.d,
mile, Eon won; time, 42l2 Selling
race, Ave and half furloras, Rinfax won !;
time, 1912 Purss 5000, three-yesr-
olds and upwards, mile, Wstterson won !;
time, |. 43
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14

here for Saturday for the matches on that
day:
Let Regiment.
Co. C, Auburn--Capt. +. r. Bisbse,
Lieut.. W. Fl. Barney, u. A. Dinsmn,s, A.
W. Bsrjsmin, W. II Cookson. W &. Coz.
Co. Is. Portland--Cspt. j. II Baker, z.
j. II. Skinner, Il p. burke, r. A. Han
son. George G. Jose. H. w. Way, H. p.
Auston
Co. II, Rocklsnd- Z Britts, ".
r. Cushman, ID. A. Proctor, G. T.. Aier-
ton, II. 3. Ames, J. Brackets, Ellison
Mullen.
"a Regiment.
Co. r, Lesiston---Capt r. L. Hoyt,
Lieut. + M Smith, j. @ McMurry. ]. r.
Hodghins, Mr. Beal, A. L. Messerve, A.
l. barbour.
Co. ID. Ls~iston-Cap'. ". A. Goss,
q. Chsmhsrlain. Il. L. Alden, L. W. No
Kerney, Edgar Wright.
Co. X, Skowbegsn-Lieut. G. 8. Bel.
m re, Forrest Hriiin. W. b. Bfosp. II. =.
Refd, W. b McPetsrs, A. L Weston, ".
L. Hale, Sub.titute It Baker. ..
Co. +. Dovev-W. r. POLLARD. 4. r.
Stowe, E. W. Weston. q. M. Pssfi, o. B.
McKechnie, s. l.. Parker, Y. A. Heath.
Co. G, Psth-C,pt q Y N 'aley, Allen
Gum, G. + DAvi.. = C Hill. e. n.
west. J. Ii. Heron, Jssss Brigham, T. b.
Riley.
Qusr,ermaster Pridg ge ~ the u Regiment
ha, been excused from dasy. and Lieut..
Edwin M. Smnh Of Lewiston 10 70 BE- de-
tailed to act ~ qusrssrmssteP Of the ID
Regiment du'ir g she 81 c%mpmeas.
AThe tents are going up rapidly on the
muster ground today.
Lieut.. George A. Dow has been CON.
missioped let h,u.snsns OF Coapany 4,
Portland Light Infantry.
Follo~ing is the programme for the lee.
tures by the surgeons and assistant sur.
geons for the instruction Of the ambulance
corps. asrsr gad BY the surgeon general st
Adjusant 0snerAl Spraeuk's request;
Mond.y-Sanitasy meters, general hy-
giene, personal habits, care Of food, drink
and medicine.
Tussdsy-Sunstroke faintinG, exhans-
tion. vomiting, diarrhes, burns. scalds,
poisons ard antidotes.
Wednssday Care Of wounds, how b
stop bleeding, d e,sins. etc.
Thu'sday-Fracturss Hnd dislocatious,
sprains. Arsins, Coz tusiops, <tc.
Surgeon '.umps Of d. xter I'd Assistant
Surgeon Kussei Of Lewiston will take Mon
day and Wednesday and Surgeon WsSfen
Of Riddefofd and AssI Surgeon Bradbury
Of Norway, Tuesday and Ihursdsy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
Fire as South Noglidgswook.
+ Special to the KESsEBEc JOURNAL.

SoUrH NoBRrpeEwooK, Aug. 13.-A
building owned by George Perkins and
occupied by Geo. H. Tuttle as = carriage
shop and r. W. spsuldiDg a' & stable vas
burned at 8 O'Clock this morning. Tut,le
loses bis whole set of tools and stock. ou:
thinks his loss covered by insurance. Mr..
Spaulding lost some hay and A. o Fred
eric & Co. lose three or four tons OF ferti-
lizef stored in . shed adjoining The whole
lnaa uiil be from 5000 to $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
Esskius School at South China.

SoUTH CHINA, Aug. 13.--The snnivsr-
sary reunion Of the Erskine school will be
held at South China, Wednesday, August
26, 1891. The fall term will besin Tuesday,
September /, and continue 10 weeks, under
the instruction of Mr.. W. J. Thompson
and Mrs. Carrie II. Thompson. At The
anniversary reunion the exercises will com
meuce at 10 A. NJ With An address Of vel
me by the principal, followed By = Gag
raising. A picnic dinner will be served on
the grounds ct P. N. The afternoon
exercises will commence At 2 P. M, and
consist Of papers by prominent educators.
sho IT speeches, mu,ic, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
Association.
Association etandins.

Fits-Columbus, IL; Athletic. : Errors
Columbus, 4; Athletic, o. kheil, 0astright an
DonAhue; Sanders, Shamberlin' and AilnxaD.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14

BIcyele Records Broken.

SrRrserIELD, Mass.. Aug. 10 "A. A.
Zimmerman of the New York Athletic
Clubs bicJ Gle team, lowered the hslf mile
ordinary bicy Gle record to 1.l03 4 in .
aisl sg .inss time st Hamdden Psrk this
evet ing The fo,mev record for the dis
tauce vss 10 4-5 W. r. Murphy, who
tried for the tvo mile safety record, made
the rounds In 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14

CDoAso. Ans "a.
ELoUE- firm, duiI.
WHHAf- eHei.ed, huctua.ipG, eiostng quietsf;
No spring odao6f; No 2 red, 80
Con- weak, go >, Sli;
OAfs-nesieeted we. .. H1a9s; No. . white,
1iai3; Nos white. siis3is.
eYR-Eo. I. active; 9gasf
BARLBY-No 3, foo 5Sat9; 10. 4fob "
PROvIsIoHs-duli, weak.
Pork uess, exettef. lower: - 81
LAAD-ac4ise, lower; tssJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
CHANGE FOR BETTER
ln tho Rist Indian Rlnile
Threileuod Dlstrlck
No Owner Can Be Found and ~ Hes
No Grew.

MApRAs, Aug. l3.--Since he s>efies ot
famine and death in Chinalspal and Nessh
Arcot dissricts in this prssidsncy ware told
. few dsys ago, the situaticn has greatly
changed for the better. Good rains have
fallen In the presidsncy that will gssatly
relieve the su6sripg, and make an saef-
mous difference In the crops.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
fHE CAHOEIaY8
EOioyieg Themselves in Camp st
wDlsb oro Poilt, n. =.

wILLsBoRo Poinr, N. Y, Aug IL -
The American Canoe Association meet
hss begun, and 100 canoeisfs are on ih-
ground. Sixty or more ten are pitched
Short cruises to BuYliogton, PlattsbuFg g
and other points Of interest sSe being made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
THB BOAT UPSET
And George ?. Barker Of St
Sttpheas Yls Drowned.
DiovnisS accident At Rsadfald ---camp-
msetin6 II Richmond.
A Harrison Citizen Commits Suicide
BY Cutting His Throat

CALAIS. Aug. ls.-Gsorse F. Barker Of
St. Stephen, N. B.. was drowned in St.
Andrews hsrbor this afternoon by the up
setting Of = saiiboat. Three other occu-
pants were saved. He vas abou. 25 years
old and unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
Didn't Wat t. Bathe, - Hanged
Himself.

KErsE. N. H., Aug. 13-Dsvii Marsh,
. naive Of Keene. con- mitssd suicide ss the
covnty farm, Wessmsrelsbd, last night, BY
banging. The only immediate cause known
vas he vss required TO comply with the
ruIes Of tie instIsus:on and battle himself.
lis age was 70.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
RlIDED THE AGENCY.
1 Lirss Qun!ity Of Liqux Ssllsd BY
Tho Nmnfs
Because Is DID Hot Bsar hs Wsme OF
tbs City aod Agent.

BIpDsFoEp. Aug. 13;-Deputy Shsfids
Harmon ard Small made raid on the city
liquor agency this afternoon srd col fscated
large quantity Of liquors in vessels that
did not have the name Of the city and the
agent, as 10 required by the law.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
Up G3es Arshtaoits Coal,

New YORK, Aug. 13 The general sales
agents Of the Anthracite Coal Companies
met today, aud ordered an advsnve in prices
OF Is cents per ton to take effect Ssptem-
befs LIST.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14

BRrpGroN, Aug. l3 james Richardson,
. we'll known citizen Of Es:riso1, COM
mitted suicide BY cuttirg his throat. Thur
day morning. The cause Of the set vsi
dependency. resulting from i'll healih.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-14
BA6H BALL
National League.
Lsagus 0tandir Z.

Hitf-PhIIAdeIphIA,S :; Fittsbura. TO. Esro'
Philadelphia. 3; Pittsburg,5. Killing and (lf
ents; Baldwin and Miller.