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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
A BLacKMAlLER's LONG SENTENCE.
Charles Grandc Must Serve 20 Years for
Blaekmailing and for Forgery.

Lospos, Nov 81 Charles Grande. who
has been on trial in this city on charges q
olaekmsilnV, was found guilty aud sen
tenced to 90 yeats penal seryituie IL was
his habit 10 Srite letters to titled ladies',
threa a. log them viii. his vengeance unless
they complied with his dem nis for money.
Go one OF them he wrote that II she DID
aot pay him certain sum OF money he
would blow her 10 atoms. 10 his 1etie' he
referred TO the ease with which he could
pl.ce a quantity Of dynamite under door
mat 20 srranged that when she stepped upon
ii il would ,xpiCds and Xiii her. lie also
referred 10 ihs alleged fact that he could,
without discovery, remove b'ick In tne
walls Of her house, Ill the spertare with
dynamite and blow the house and every
one ia 1t t. destruction. Many the ladies'
were so frightened that they paid him
money.
Ge,nde sent directions to one woman that
Il shs sgreed TO psy the money demanded
abe was 10 insert q personsi in newspaper
notifying him Of her stquiescence. She
did 20, and this led TO the arrest OF the
blsckmsiler. When Grsnde was arrested
the police found in bis possession forged
oil Of exchange. This afforded an oppor.
tunity for another charge TO be made against
lin in sd Ii:ion 70 the chsrgs Of blackmail.
The prisoner was convicted on this charge
also, and on this conviction he was SEN
q need to an additional term OF seven years
persl servitude.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

TIE i lasTzs now ptevalsG, ss Berlin il
OF 2 much more vim eat type than thai
which c,u,efi so mpch snfsriDg 10 1889
Tnirty deaths from ths affection du'i & the
eight days pss, aye reported. tb sicisns
estimats thss 40 eco persons hAva bsen
attacked ~ish the inf senzs since Nov, !, In
Befiia sione.
The Beleisn government h,s Just teep
ts.u5, by ths Ftegcb mioisterst Brussels
tsst Frsacs Will pr9tecs BsifiEu iaterests
il Cliaa 2rd tina; Frsncs vili aso claim
il dsmniy far Bsgium from China for sat
reefn' n,.ssse,e Of Belgian priesis in MN
gsiia. C3ns6qusntiy jbs Bengisn govern
ment hiss notified Iepresepts,iyas Of the
Chinese government hist all BsleisB sub-
jsc;s IN China are under the protection Of
the French flag.
The Berlin Krs1zsr Is;tung, newt
gsper, announced F'ifsy, that oy secret
sgteemsas with France, Turkey hiss csded
Cape sheik Shais. in the Pefsisn gulf, to
France. Tire cape affords essy possloili-
ties for TIE Developments of great military
and naval advantages. Turkey Is ss;d to
have taken this step because Of the uaeasi-
ness felt by the Sultan at Easiand's sotlon
In continuing the occupation Of Egypt in
spite Of the protests % France snd Turkey,
indirectly, sgsinst such q course.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28

wAsnrsGro1, Nv. ~ The claim o.
the New Yo k Id ans SIS beuefcisries by
the treaty Of 1888 IL nos beirg 81. ID ia
the Ccur. Of Claims by the man who hss
pressed it for ihiTiy-sEo years, Judge
George Barker Of Fredopis, N Y In sha
course Of th,,iim Judge Barker has served
as Chief Justice Of the Superior Conrs of
western New York mil disqualified By sge
He appears in the court of claims now 3
venerable, white haired gent smsD, long
past three score spd ten. The case is one
Of importance, involving large land vslues
The IBdisns sgreed 10 cede to the Uai.ed
States large tracts of land on Green BsT,
Wis in exchange for transportation 20 a
pra rie domain in Ksnssy. They we're no:
transported, ani their WiscoDsi isrds we're
lost without bringing their Kansas lands
into their possession. Hence they are
all, i benehc aries by resson Of The United
Stated rot hsviog fulfilled its contract
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
CHARLES MARSH DEAD.
A Well Known Springfield Banker ana
Democrat PASSES Away.

srRIsGFIELp, Mass, Nov. 20 Charles
Marsh, SO years, president OF the PynchoD
Natioual Back. one Of the leading men OF
the city ia f1ancisi circles and pbilAnthio-
phic endeaver, died st hls h1me this ait'r'
noon from congestion Of the liver
Mr.. March sradust' from Williams Col
| ge in 1885 Winning the sa'edictory over
j. Iugails, eli ce United States senator
He was chairman of the hBsnre c0mmitt
O, the American Missionary ASSOCIATE,
last year, treasurer OF the Springfield 8
New London rsilrosd, had been treasure
of the School for Christisn Workers sinoe
siuce its orgsuiz A,ion, besides hcldiDg mary
fnsRcih positions in l-csi corporstion,.
He%asa corporaior aud active worker 70
the Clarke Institution for deaf rnutes, at
Northampton.
Mr.. Marsh was Dem oc'st, and ran for
mayor in 1879 and lsSs bus was defsst d.
II rolled large vote Us cstdidate fot
secretary Of state ia 1883,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
..IS ALMY TO BE FREE ;"
Is the Startling Headline that the Con-
cord, n. H., Monitor Discusses.

CoycoRp N H., Nov. 27 The Monitor
on'ght in ;. leader uode; ,h9 caption "is
Amy TO b. free? a terrible possibility
discuetts at Length ard very poin!edly, the
proceeds 20 Of announcing the sentef ce in
the cs.e of the mDToeier Almy, wte1 ne
wss sb.ent from he couts, ard Gene u3ed
as follows: There is inuiiiVe cen-
f iepce tsst s1me sub ross proceed
ing has been going on and some sec;es
understanding arrived at, perhaps the grs-
cious wsver or concession on the part OF
the defendant, of which he public has not
yet been iaformed; for it does seem that
come such element was in the tiisl, the
present situ,tion is undesirable and hszlTd-
Gus in the extreme. II Almy has such
c mpre hensive rights IL waive he may pos
sibly waiye the statutory year before he
can be hanged and insis: on iGmediste
execution. Judge Dee might fad wSy
t. do IT,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
NO CHANCE FOR THE BRITISH.
They Decide There is no Money for
Them in Railroad Across the
Sahara.

Ngw YoxK Nov. s..-Aecut six months
sgo sons English capitalists decided TO zee
what the prospects v-rs for psyios rail-
road acre 50 the Sshars. They very quietly
sent out two Eugash engineers. vino had
distinctions to 90 TO Tripeli and push into
the desert south Of that couosry for the
purpose q learning what they could Of The
conditions Of railroad building there, aud
the sa.,iiuds of the people toward such =
project. They have returned to the Medl-
ierrsnekn coast. and the report that has
reached England Of their investig Aliens IS
net favorable TO the prospects of the speedy
building Of = railroad.
They say. in the first pisce, that the
people 10 the oases south OF fripoti are
devoted sdhsrents of E'.Seneusi. which
means ,hss hey are fsuasicsl Mohsmms-
dams, who would do sll in their power
TO repei the advance OF wss,era
civilization, These desert people are well
ssmed and sufficient IN numbers To defy
the Turkish soidfery of Trspoli. Beso
the oasss. Of which Fezz IN Is the M )st I'M
portsnt. the eountry is described as peaes-
fal and qniet by ,he caravans which make
their wsy thl agh il from Iimeucktoo Aad
the Niger regions.
The English engineers say that the cen
sstuc ion Of q naDs-Ssrshsn line frem
rripeil would present grest difficulties. snd
oving 10 the hostility of the naiisss, would
bgiDg no return whatever. This txpiofaiish
shows thst The enterprising British hoped
10 gs; the sttrt Of the F;snch, Who are
plsnnic railroad routes further west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
The Weeks Failures.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 27.--ffs failures in
the last seven days, rsplrted 10 Dun &
Russell, number for she United 8sasss
237. For the corresponding week last year
2l1 in the Uoitea States. Era6sreet ss7s /:
Fsiiures iavhe Uhitei States this week
number 242. sgsinst 233 fhi, week las,
year
TIE firm, when reo- -gsnizyd April last.
claim ed . capiisl OF over $5c0,e00 and to
be worth over $500. 600. A Chicszo die
pstch says the Arms buiiaess IN Chicago
s;ncs last spring is rather limited and no
Hoses will be sustained in chicsgo - far
~ can be learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

The rsi,s hsvs relieved NeT York Of sny
fear of a water famine.
The grand jury st New York has indicted
Chl ce. the alleged opt1p smuggler.
Field. Linilsy. Wieschers & Co bros-
ers. No / Broadway, Ner York, sssisned
Fiiisy.
J3hn L. SnIlirsa sppasrei in a three
round match with Paddy Ryan at the lat
.sr's benefit a: San Francisco, "Wednesday
night.
W. II Lsmtert. living at So Bristol
street. Cambridge. vas arrested yesterday
by Ofic Wiley o. the charge Of setting
fre 70 bis house.
Rlbsrt J. Walker, son Of Major Wslker
Ct Helena, Moat,, AID said to be g
nephew of James G. Blaine. whiie deliri-
cos, walked out Of the second story win
dow of ho,pitsl, Thursdsy, and va,
killed.
The Yale-Pfuoe.oa football game st
New York Thnrsisy, was Witnessed by
ssflY 40 0c0 persoas. Yale ven BY Q
SC re Of 10 10 postise, and is thus the
We oty for t1e eighth time since 1873 in
the annual Thsnksgivins game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
WRECKS on THE LAKE.
Steamers and Barges Sink-Seyeral
Lives Reported Lost.

DETROIT, NV 27.-Steam barge Osve
Rstchie. lumber lader, left Alpsns Tue.
day With the bsrges Gosdell with 10000
fest uf ii nber and IL G. Potter with $50 =
600 feet Of lumber and schooner A. j.
meBner in tow. When eff Sturseoi
T. lint he O5wegatehie got in a heavy 3
snd sprurg lad leak. The hsrgss were
Gu. admit. The OswegE,cbie filed aid tbs
cie took to the boat. and we're picked up
l. IL reported that the Goadell went down
rith all on board 10 word Las been
received of ,he ii {, Potter. The schooner
escaped urhsrmed The Oswegstchie wat
valued at $40 900; insured, as was the
cargo. The steamer City Of Alpens
passed the four wrecks last night.
The steamer Robert Mills was sunk on
Colchester reef last night The cre~ vat
ssved. The Mills was large ste ,mer en-
gaged in the grain trade and was owned il
Buffalo. The loss lie unknown. A ruuber
Of other di,a sters to vessels is reported
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GLOOMY PROSPECTS IN SAMOA.
Mataaia Wants TO be Hing, and Civil
War Is Impending.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.--Amo7g the
passengers 90 The Ms,iposs from Samoa
was the United States Land Commissioner,
Fl. C. Ide, sho vert Gown TO Samoa TO
strsighten out the lsad ,itlas 10 connection
with the Eaglish and German Commission
e!s. Mr. lie WAS C inpeited 20 rtsisn his
pc sition on account Of sickness il his lam
ily.
Spsskirg of the If 'irs in Samoa he said !:
sTbe native people regard the taxation to
which they have been subj 'cted as opprss-
sivs. Some chiefs have lef: Apis ard have
gone to Mstsafs, ~hose hescqurters are st
Male, six miles distant, end hosti,iies may
ba expected a. spy time. They lock TO
Matasfs to redress iheir wrongs, reS or
ima4ina,y, and the latter chief makes no
secret OF his ambition to succeed Mslietos.
In fsct be has declared himself in this
respect.
"He says he is the righttul king Of
Samoa. BE argues that in the Berlin
treaty the posers laid doNn that Malietos
should be king until bis successor be
elec.ed. He demands thst an election take
place. He has the people with him, he
asserts, and, therefore, is the rightfui
king.
when the news of his wsrliEe attitu le
reached Apis the council wss called by
Malieto,, ard proofs ms,ion issued order
irg the chiefs TO disperse. The latter
refused to obey, ard their lands were de-
clsrsd forfeited to tho government
and they themselves declared rebels.
This was the condition of things when
| left Apis, ard if the powers DO not inter
fsre it looks IS IL wsr could not be averted.
Baron Ton Pilssch, She German president
of the municipality sld the adviser of the
King, has resigned. but still g1es on con-
ducting Samoan sffsi-s. lie will not leave
there until after Jan J..
Misunderstanding the fact that Mssasfa
is the leading spirit in fomentiog trouble the
natives ssy there are too macy oflices held
by the foreigners for which they have to
pay. They think tie ofsice nf the chief
Justice and Presi4ent could be combined
and that other changes should be
made. Commissioner Ide said that it hiss
been discovered there are more deeds on
record in Apia than there is land in Samoa.
The titles bad all been registered, but the
work of Strengthening titles will not be
completed for two years or more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
FIRE AT SPRINGFIELD.
Women Carried Down Ladders by the
Fircmcn- Insurance Covers Loss.

ereiwsrItIp Mats Nov. p The four
story brick buiijing, occupied BY N.
Marc & Co pspsr stock ard cotton wes'e
dealers, Owned by ,he Real Esisie Improve
ineot Company, vs.. 5smsged fy hfe ihii
sftsrngo1 Loss, $1,000 on stot k ard 6x-
sures, $1,000 on building; Insurance or
srotk, sl6 $50; building, $4,000 4
dezsn women sfre a. worz in the reg sh p
o. ,be second hoor, and being cnt off fr' IN
escape By the stairs, were carried dosn
It4dsrs BY the frsmsp. The fire start q
from an employee oyerturning lsnIsrn II
the basement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
MADE FALSE ENTRIES.
New York Importers Arrested Charged
With Eyading Duties on Goods.

New YoBK. Nov. ~ -Willism Cutajsr
q custom houes broker, 81 Beaver street.
Vas arrested ,his afternoon on a warrant
Issued by UoiIei States Commissioner
Shields charged si.h importing me'cAsn-
disc under false entries. The complaint
was made by Thomss z. Hyatt, q we,gher
q. the custom house
Subse quenIly Louis Peira1o was arrested
He is an importer who keeps grocery store
AZ 81 Mulberry street, where e rushing
business is done wi h sea csptsins and
others. According TO the c9mplsint Peirsne
snd Cutajar made false entry Of 5000
pounds on sn invoice of cream cheese i'm
ported per steamer Fulds ftom Italy.
The reI1 sini TX entries made by the defen>
daats on the came vessel were saized and
weighed ever again, and in every instance
upder-valustions were found. The t,tal
undsr-vslu.tions probably exceed $4,000
The prisoners were admitted to bail in
$4,000 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28

oae slsnle:s spples when hs has no teeth !;
and the baby-less naufehold has 10 need
for these splendid Eedicines-Dr. Hands
Remediss for Children. They meet every
reqaireue ent fcr eurin the ills Of baby hood,
and . hsu,e with baby and vith9ue, De.
Hssd's remedies is riskipg too much. Pisas-
ant Physic 10 perfee. remedy 70, conssi-
pssion and the resulting Ill effects CT diges.
tive irresulsrisy. For sale by ChAs. K.
Partridge, Augusta; Geo. W. Dorr, Wat
erville; C. H. Brann, Haliowell; Geo. e.
Warren, Gardiner. esstlyfolfm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
SECRETARY BLAINE
Is in Philadelphia on Purely Personal
and Not Public Business.

PslLlpELpHrA, Nov. 27 -Secrfisry
Blsins arriv5 here this eve ing and vas n. t
b, bis sc Jsmes G Blaine, j., employ d
here in the tifici of the PsnnsyIvstia
railroad. Nj. Blame remained in bis roam
at the ho.el snd declined 10 be seen. send
i1s word to the reporters that lie visit was
nron purely pe.sonal hasiness, and had 10
public iltereft.
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An Entirely New Treaty Made and sub.
seribed To by Both Parties.

wAsliisoTos, Nov. 27-Dr. Mott Smith.
q member of ths csbi - of the Green Of
Hawaiian Tslsnds, wss ssrt TO Ws.hi gtos
10 secure med ficstioDs OF the reciprocity
treaty between Hswsii and this g svs'nmenE
his eff3ris resu!:sG in neg it'sfion OF az
entirely new treaty which provides for so-
solute free .rlds tesssen the two govern
msats ia the products aud Tssnfsc ares OF
both countries. The ;;sty has been figss 6
nv DR.. Sri b AID by a Representa- of
the Uniisd Stsses- IN. Pfesiie8. has net
yet signed the tessty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28

Havana, Nov. Il "A private letter
from Bsrsc1a coatAIbs the following:
The coCoaou.s vii so0n disappear. The
l,gue coptinues is work OF dessfno,i IN,
ssd groves rbich last yesr yielded $4,000
nr., monthly have yielded bul 5e0o during
iba.e later oath'. 10 some localities the
cocoabus has tolsliy disappeared, the Cocoa
palms lookiog yellow, SICILY. and as nibsy
would certainly die. NUS which are being
gathered nos are small sud ulht for ex-
porsssion. It is simost impossible to ship
cafrnes Of nnts this year.
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Harvard Orders New Racing Boats

CAusR1peE, Nov. 27 Harvard eoSing
men do not propose 10 be fhott OF boats
mex. year. Dsvy has no less than four
eish. .o.red boats on the stocks, tSo of
them for the VARSITY" and one shell snd
me bsrgs for ihs freshmen. Capt. Gould
Of the Yale crew was around about month
ago boxing for boat, ard had has good as
ordered one when the Harvard boys stepped
n with their wholesale order.
The Harvard crewssre TO have bost Tor
n,sc ice during the coming season and re-
serves lighter crsft for the race. The 81
bost that won st New London weighed but
95o pounds and was perhaps the hgh'est
post ever made fer an eight-oared crew.
Vhe 92 boat is 6e e,igned to beat even shst
record.
The Athletic Club of the Schuyikill Navy
are negotstirg for set OF racing shells
single sud psir-osred.
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Richmond Items.

Especial to the KEasEsEc JOURNAL
RIcHAoaD, Nov. 27.-Ths b. W. Morse
ice company is getting ready TO build q
bonrdios house ct Kennebec market
Union service will be held at the Congre-
gstronsl church. Sunday evening. Rsv. Mr.
Clifford preaching short sermon 30 youog 9
men before the social service begins.
A meeting will be held in the Free Bap-
DIST church Moodsy evening to consider tee
IT sner Of opening public reading room
The ordnance of baptism VII! be admin
ct red by Rev. Mr.. GilEey at the
river side Sunday a. nine o'clock.
Elder Burieish Emery, a well known
clergyman about here, will preach at the
Lancaster school house. Ess. Bowdoinhsm,
Sunday. Rev. X. W. Churchill, formally
pastor of The Free Baptist church, will
eresch on Bowdoinhsm ridge, Sunday
neYBi1g.
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THE BRIG SANK
And the Capt,in Had Narrow Escape
from Drowning.

rEw YoHK Nov. 27.-Ns.siu. N. P.
sdy'ces state thss OF the l6:A the Nova
Scotia brig Fsiih, 0'Bfien, sahk Ia The
harbo. At her m7orings, On sec3uet Of
leaking in her topsidss, the ves;hsr beiu2
rough The ctptsin wss on board aud
asleep and hsd marrow escape. No effort.
are being made to rsiss the wreck.
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ANOTHER CHARLIE Ross
Sheriff Of Cortland County Believes He is
on the Track Of the Long Lost Boy.

CoRrLASp, Nov 81 The death Of G.
Henry Ssrsgon in New fork. after trying
to break Succi's fasting recsrd. bas brought
to light 5 strange story. 1. has been in the
poa:.ssicn cf Sheriff Borthwiek and the
father Of missing Charley Ross Of Phila-
delphis for two years. Thsse two men have
been working to identity, in $ boy ADOPTED
by Srsson, the missing Charley Ross.
This morning Sheriff Borihwick told this
story.
aft 10 not generally known that Strstiou
was = married man. He separated frem
his wife, who is nov in Minnesota, many
years ago. The separation was caused b.
Sustton introducing into his family boy
whom be said be had adopted Mrs
Srat.on did not wsrt the bay in the family,
and when she gave her husband the
choice between herself End the Boy, he chose
the boy. This boy, believe. was none
other than Charley Ross. I will not say
now nor until have concluded my invest
CATION why believe this. When S.rstton
csme 10 this vilisge he brought the boy
with him. He Was known ~ Fred Strstton,
although S ration admitted that he wss not
the boys father. l have besn cores
pondirg with Mr.. Ross in Philadelphia
for some time. We have found mAny
little ineidsnts related ey the bay that
have led Mr. Ross to believe that there may
be something in it. 10 some way S,rsttou
learned Of what knew, and sent the boy
to Denver. l had msny talks with HIM
before he WAS rent swsy, sBd what learned
sm 10, nov at liberty to say. As Stsatton
ia dssi, believe much more will come TO
Ii sbt. Sirstion Was very peculiar
man in many ways. but would never
tell where he got the boy. There sre
many thiIg % about the boy tbs. carry ont
my belief, This boy has Gu: q1ise figure
10 Strs'ton's life, ard, besides separating
him from his wife, prevented him from
Brooklyn lady of wealth. She
fr, qlensly came to this village to see STRAIT
tor, and would have married him were il,
not for the fact that he persisted in having
gbi. boy With him"
Sheriff Borthwick, showed large pile Of
letters he had received from bir. Ross.
He says he will continue his investigation
until bis belief is Coz tirued or knocked
out Sheriff Borthwick is no: 8 man 10
believe without reason. and he says his res
sons are formed on good grounds, which
will be made public.
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BOLD BURGLARS
Steal $500, tha Ssason's SiY.
iDes Of an EmlpM! Family.
Bark Sunbeam, Laid Up fR Repairs
Sires Sept. 20, Viii Proceed.
Fire at Bangor - Our Richmond Letter
and Bowdeinham Items.

EAsIPoRT. Nov. elias. Eight q thief
entered the house Of Charles Fl. VA,ney,
Key street. ard stole writing dssk con
aining about $500. The woman folks iu
the house at the time heard no roise, the
thief s6ecsirg Al entrance through the
upper back window. The money was the
seasons ssviags Of Mr.. Vs.ness two boys
and the less 10 severe one. Tbs p,iice
are rs,icent Eegartiag whom they suspect
On. are quietly working the case and the
people Of the toyn earnestly hope the thief
vail be spprehended.
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
Gen. Armstrong Of Hampton. Pa, In
stitute, Seriously Ill at Boston.

Bosros, Nov. 27.-Gep. Armstrong.
president Of the Hampton institute, Hamp-
ton, Va @ss stricken with parslvsis yes
terday, while addressing an audience at
Stonehsm. lie was brought to the Parker
House in this city. His physicsn has 10
hope of his recovery; bis entire left eide
being paraly zld.
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TIE poor and humble, alike with tie rich
and powerful, fad in DR.. Bulfs Cough
Syrup a true, tiled and trusted friend.
Pfic. % cents . bottle.
When vcu have overt xsrsed yourself by
running. .dmpiog or working. there is moth
ing tbst vii relieve the soreness ct Jour
j1in,s and muscles 50 quickly and effec.usl-
ly as Salvation Oil. the greatest cure OF
earth for pain. Price Is c.nts-
nov2&dSsvivfolrm
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THEY EXPRESS THANKS
For the Kindly Interest Of Everybody
in Finding Their Lost Son.

BosroN. Nov. q The family Of Rev.
A. d. Ma. o desire to express publicly 'beir
gratitude for the kindly assistance of
police, clergy acd press. the couot'y over,
in fading their lost eon, Arthur d. Mayo,
who disappeared from Boston so mysteri-
ously six weeks sEo. After five weeks
wandering he was found by the police Of
Philsdelphia. lie was in a state Of ex-
treme nervous rrostra1on, greatly ex-
hsus.ed from exposure ard lack Of proper
food