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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-31
A MIsDIREc1ED BLOW.
Per si IN ehsrks Hspsd by Attacking
an Honest Oificsr.

WAsHIsGTos, Jmly 80 The New York
Herald, which has been attacking the
pluodefipg pension agents with great vig0r,
has nov taken turn in its Washington
columns and has made an attack upnn Maj.
Ainswofth, the chief Of the records and
pension division in The surxeon-generals
tfice
jor AiDsworth is at once help to the
pension office and check upon the sharks
Who have taken bad cases to work up. To
attack him. after having waged = warfare
upon the pluuderers, is to be fighting both
sides Of fight, and il 10 proceeding, in
way, calculated to weaken the blows fained
upon the pension SCENTS. There 10 n,
public officer in Washington who conducts
his business more carefully or fairly
than Mayor Aiuswoffh. This has been ad-
mitted BY men Of both parties. The point
of complaint made against him 10 practically
that he'vill not prove every assertion made
BY feneion clsimsn's - to alleged illnesses
entitled them to pensions. 1t 10 the COM
plaint Of the pension agent, not OF the
pension tfice.
II has been made over and over again,
and apparently upon the same suthority.
A man who was dismissed from the PEN
sion flee, and who has , spite agsinst
Rsum, was also An applicant for office
under Ainswofth, Who did not care for his
services. So, without care whether his
fight made newspaper Inconsistent With
itself. be has been permitted to assail Msj
Ainsvorth in various papers.
Since Major Ainsvorth has been 10
charge Of the work he controls, the issue
Of pensions has been expedited and rapid
ity has not been secured st any sacrifice Of
safety.
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SOUTH CHtNA, ME-, July loth, ISL
Dr. Williams:
iiEAR SlR.--It gives me pleasure to testify
e he wonderful curative powers of your
III .tttJlp SYRUP. ~inre nv childhood have
been Erieyousiy ailiiFte, with seorfuiar and
generous humor. some twelve years ago it
manifested lts dangerous character In the ap-
I4Arance Of 4 cancer upon ny face, Since
that time have been almost constantly
rnder the care of learn,d and -kilful pbyei-
cans and have had hNc face cancers remoN ed
from uy face. During this period have
taken hundreds OF dollars worth of nedi-
cines of yari0us kinds and have ain for
We ks upon my bed during the painful and
Weakening Vrnees~ af The removal of the can
rerS. Last February the cancer0uS humor
n Infested itself upon my half-healed face
with renewed force and violence, spread
-nS all oyrr my face and nose swelling.
di-cooring and so Glisiguring my c0unte-
nance that my neighhors could scarcely
recognize rue. Nv strength left me, lost all
desire for foo and became greatly reduced
in flesh. In this condition continued to live
a. lest could continually railing. became
greatly discouraged sni my friends dispaired
uf NV iife. In this condition | was recon-
mended TO try your BLOOD SYRUP. | hes
itsted about doing until friend of mine
assured me that il was a finely vegetable rom-
pound, entirely tree from snv malt or spirit
tnenred taking your BLOOD SYRUP and am
now on the second bottle. | had not taken
more than three or four doses of it, before
my appetite began TO improve. My general
health and strength has returned to me now.
and the swelling and discolorati0n upon my
face have IN great measure disappeared To-
,ay my apoftite ia better than il has been for
wears and have gained nearly ten pounds In
hesh since beginning to take YOUR med
icinc. have never taken any other me,l-
icine from which | have received
10 much benefit - from yours. Its effects
upon me have hepn almost miraculous. | can
scarcely dare naFe that a complete and perma-
peut cure OF the cancerous humor can be
effected BY it-hut so long as its effects
upon me caninae 80 favorable | am de-
10 continue its use. have suffered
no nauseou> or iissgreeahe effects ia it, use.
am willing you should make such use of this
statement as yon choose. My friends and
neighhors sre a. much surprised and gratlfed
at the effects OF your BLOOD SYRUP as
am myself. Many OF them who knew Of my
terrible coalition and baye watched my rapid
Improvement towards health, join with me in
wishing you success In your endeavors To in
treduee TO the afflicted such wonderful cura
tive medicine. Allow me 10 subscribe myself
Truly your grateful friend,
SUSAN T. JONES.
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INDIANA WAR CLAIMS.
Yhs Amount Due the Stats Found to
bs Many Times What II was Sup
posed to Be.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, July 30.-John W.
Coons. formerly deputy suditor Of Indiana,
was sent to Washington by Gov. Hovey
feveral weeks seo to learn why the state
had not been paid 446,0 900 due on the old
xar.loan claims. He instituted IN
investigation which has resulted in
the discovery that there 10 really
$500 900 due Indiana, and assurances
have been given by the government officers
in sutholity that the amount will be pdd
A detailed report Of the investigation viii
be made public in day or two. The in
vestigat on has disclosed some very re-
markable frauds. One voucher In favor Of
we'll known physician for s5s 20 was
raised by unknown persons to $3.50 and
collected. That this money was paid 10
ce. tain, but who the benefciaIies Of this
s~ indie. il such they are, or whether
the money was received by the state.
is not known. Gov. Hovey said "If the
claims OF the State for var tax, interest and
national road affairs were paid, the total
amount would not be less than 81 1000, 900.
The discoveries Of Mr.. Coons have opened
the eyes OF the Washington officers, and
they have instituted an investigation, which
will, it is believed, disclose extensive
frauds,
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HOME INDUe7RlEA.
special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL. |

special to the KEsNEBEo JOURNAL
CUnFokD, JaIy 80 - The people Of
GailfSrd VIII, have m ,nsy to invest show
their wi.dom by investing i; in the develop
mvns Of home industries. Another enter
prise is we'll under way, due largely to the
lush AID eu' rsy Of Mr.. M. Hussey, which
will give employment to quite number of
n.u. fbe COS. rpiise 10 new saw mill l20 tt
iprg BY ~ ide with An annt < ne xtthe river
about 26 # square. for boiler house. Mr..
Atsotd If Foxcrcft has tie general man.
q. men. Of the work The machinery will
CO. sst of one rosAry, ''ree clspboari ma
chimes. tso ciapboarj pisners, one board
pl,ner enc plArer tor tonguins ard groov-
! 4, two shingle ma chimes ard one lathe.
III, shove machinery Will be driven by
All rsine Of $50 b fse powe. The whole
mill oil be covered III roof of iiOa.
X E5es & Sons ave con plelins fine
nsv brick store s5x24, and tao stories high.
They expect TO move into il in September.
All he bricks were manufactured at Gull
ford
Mr. J1bn Sales 10 making preparations
to be gio q new building. He has not de-
terminsd yet whether it will be built Of
BRICK or vcoi. Gu,lford 10 growing finely.
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MRS. aopx1as snARLns' WILL
Leav.s He, Properly to Her Husband.
Disiuhssiting Her Son.

6ALEx, Macs, july 10 The will Of The
late Mrs. Mary Hopkins SsaR'ss OF
Meshuen. which was led for probate today
beqassths sll ber properly, Of whatsoever
kind and Oh. rssoeves situated. N her
husbsld, Eiwsrd +. 6earlss, biz
heirs, EXECUTORS, shministfasoss aad
assigLs forever. In the document che ssys:
"Chs emission to provide In this will for
my adop.ed son, Timo'hy Hopkins, 10 in
tsnsionsl and not occasion.d BY accident se
mistake" Tbe will. which 10 dated July
18, 1883, further Gays: "Whsfsas, ny
said husband sbis day mskss . will ID
my favor, do nov declare my
intsntion and understanding Of his
intention that be shall be free at any tine
during my life without no Zoe 70 me, and
after my desrb, II ne svrvive me. 70 cancel
or revoke his viii, os MIKE . new will Of
codicil, and srll nave the entire freedom
10 dispose, oy such nev will or codicil, o.
in any other msnner, whether by desd, sals,
gift or otherwise, Of oil or suy part
Of bis property; and l reserve .
similar freedom and rights for ny self
during bis life and sfter his death II I eur.
vivs him The executors Of the vii aSs
Edward !, ,SesSles, Mrs. 6esslss' partners
Thomas Z Bdllman snd Thomas Hubbard
Who are exempted ffc m giving bonds The
Witnesses to the will are WIN. ". Dodge,
Cambridge; Chss. NJ. Thornton. Laurence.
Msss., and VIM. o. Norris, Msthusn.
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THE CHAUlAUQUANS
Holding I Successful ADllL
CanIsntien It Pgeblls.
Sod Death n Z South Robblnstoa Yell6
Han BY Suicide.
0ailfosd's Prespsaity- Accidents At
Casibou-Yhs Lswisson Bail Team.

Fayssuxo, July 3o.-Thufsdays meet
ing Of ihs Msine Chaussuqua Union began
with the customary morning services.
The uncertain dog day weather has
opsrstsd 10 delay full tseadance though
numbers are Increasing every day. and. be-
fore The week Is past. the largest number
that hss ever been upon the ground are sx-
pectsd This morning the lecture
# Rev. Mr.. Mslden upon the "In-
sppafion Of the Bible" vas listened
TO sifhs great interest. Mis- Bafrow's
cat king class 10 in full blast and
drsss ike = good dinner. Rsv. 4. d.
q ant gave '-Roy1d Table tslk" upon
hs Fol..ss Of Evolution" and was fol.
lo..d BY sevsysi qoes iouers upon the
h,ms. Prof W. A Robinson gave his
as.s ieetare and exercise in the Swedish
s,sts@ Of GymnAss.cs, which vas iste ned
=, d p.'tieipated in by large class. The
i,cfare, ibis n d last evening. by Rev. Mr..
GRAFT, upon sVsnice and Rome, were
specially Aae, both ID language and illus
tfsfien.
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THE BOUNTY ON SUGAR
Inspsotors Appciotsd to Dstsfmiae
the Various 0fadss

ST. LOUIS, July 30.-Rever ue Inspector
George Fiesher, who is one of the recently
appointed sugar inspectors, called. at Col
lectof Wennekeis tfIice. He ssys:
There are to be IL inspectors ap-
pointed. and Eve have been appoints
now. The office is . new one, and re-
suits from The fact that the duty on sugar
has been removed. and that the govern mens
i, nov paying . boun.y ss return for the
surplus tax that hiss been paid previously.
the bounty 10 different On different grades
of sugar, and the sugar inspector is TO de-
termine the grade Of the sugar and the
bounty to be paid in consequence.
"There is only one sugsr manufactofy
Of any impof snce in Missop.i, And that 10
situated at D ,dier. I shall make my head
quarters at Toreks, probably, ss most Of
my work VII be near here. My chief
work as sugar inspector vii be during the
months Of March and April, which are most
favorable for manufacturing sugar.
"Du'ing the rest Of he year shall in-
specs liquor, doing he same work as the
revenue sgent."
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II CUfs DEEr.
Mr. ChardisI'S Outspo ken 0pioion Of
Mr.. Whitnsy and Admiral Walker.

CoscoRD, N. H., July 80 The Evening
Monitor contains the following signed
article in its editorial ctlunns tonight;
"The New York Sun Of the 9th inst.
expresses itself With great enthu-
siasm over the White Squadron and
the impressive array Of the besu,i-
full ships Of the new navy recently
exhibited in the North river, and adds, II
{, any one man more than to others fs due
the country's gratitude for the existence Of
an American fleet like Admiral Walkers
squadron, that man is New Yorker. His
mama is William C. Whitney The leading
ships Of the squadron we're the Chicago,
Boston and Atlanta, built by John Roach,
before Mr.. Whitney became secretary.
Mr.. Whitney did his best to damn the
ships and succeeded in failing John Roach
and in killing him. 1t may be added vi b
truthfulness that the man who did the most
to help Mr.. Whitney damn the ships and
kill John Roach was Commodore John G..
Walker, now in command Of those very
chips. (Signed)
WM, E CHANDLER
Mr.. Chandler WAS Mr.. Whitney's imme.
diate predecessor as secretary Of the navy.
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RIOTOUa cHINHsE.
They Continue 1hsis Attscss on the
Christian Missions.

SAr FRANorsco. July 80 The steam
ship City Of Pekin brings the following ad-
vices from China: The trouble in Yanstse
valley has spread o. far ~ Icharg. China.
An inland mission station in Spssi
vas burned down ard an attempt
made by the mob to cspture .
steamer Riots have also occurred At
Haimen and Tsung ming. A church was
damaged and considerable damage done.
The feeling Of uneasineis at other places
in the north has not been allsved, but
large number Of aunbosts on the Yargtsze
have checked the rioters.
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CoNDHN0HD DIDYA4CHDo.
Yhe P1th Of the News taken from the
Current nvsnte OF the Day.

After strike of nearly four months for
the eight hour day, the Chicago ship car
pentefs have returned to work without con-
ditions.
Mr.. Fsssett Thursdsy morning formally
accepted the office Of collie ctor to the port
Of New York to which he was appointed
Wednesday,
The La Sale, ILL.,, miners, idle si1ce
May !, have resolved to 60 to work cub.
stantially on the terms offered them three
months sgo.
A lamp exploded in The shoe factory Of
James A. Lowell. Lynn. Mess, Thursday
morning. Ths flames spread to the benches
and damaged the stock and fixtures 90, 500.
No insurance.
The executive committee Of the Quincy.
Mass. Treasury Union, after con,efer ce
with John e. Drake, whose shoe shop 10
shut down on account Of the trees strike,
has ordered the men back to work.
The employees Of the Havefhill Iron
Company. about 40 in Dumer. quit work
Wednesday because the concern Is behind
Ia it, pay. The management says the
treasurer 10 out West. and no one ID an
thorized to dfsw money from the bank.
The steamer Montsefrat arrived u Ssn
Francisco from Chill, Wednesday. With .
cargo Of nitrate which she obtained vithou:
difficulty at Pisasua. Capt. Hughes says
much Of the infoImstion received in this
country concerning affairs in Chill, 10 eSro.
neous and Sensational.
The Norwegian bark Neptune, bound for
Rio Janeifo from Q1ebec. vas picked up in
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d, vl..!.y:' 800, s!sv7

Is the only e Euin- FLOOD SYRUP an
the msrkrt. IL /, the emily BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely uge-
tabie .bgrssiisa's.
Ne mineral sr inorganic substance is
used Ia its m.nufac ure- No malt or
spiritu.ns liqa~r Is used in compound
in. it, fr We hill that alcohol Ia all
lis forms Il a ,isal P.i>en. ind that
no earr by the ne Of pny medical
trea, mrnt ca. b. eerma# may Effected
wh re a,s h.i y. & r, inta We d'et o.
medieip. Of tl,e nstient Dr. Wiilism,'
BLOUU S,RiI' is awa-. maaufac-
tursd nd .oM .xsl ,sivriy by The Uhtsn
Msdieia- Company of Augusta. Maine,
t. whom al orders must be addressed.
This BLOOD >YRCr wills be put upon
The market ealy through equitable
Druggists Price, $l.OO per Bottle.
j'ys.sieedxf
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TIN PLATE WORKERS
Doubtful II Skilled workmsu Can Be
Imp oEtsd, - Stated.

WAsHNaros. July so The secretary
OF the treasury has wfi.sen The following
letter to Hon. +. G. Neidringhaus Of 81.
Louis, Mo-, in regard to the importation Of
skillsd vorkmen for his tin plate mills:
"Replying TO your letter. Of the 2lst inst. /.
in which, you ask, on behalf Of
the 81. Louie Stamping Company,
whether you must 20 through any
particular form to import skilled labor for
YOU tin plate mile. have the honor to
say that no regulations have been Issued BY
this department prescribing forms to that
rubject. Your attention 10 called to the
1fth section Of the act entitled, An act to
prohibit Importation and mig alton Of for
eigners and aliens under contract and
agreement to perform labor in the United
StAtes, its territories ard the District OF
Columbia approved February 26,
1885. l am not prepared at this
time, and with the data before me.
to express any opinion - to whether skilled
labor for the St. Louis Stamping Company
cannot be otherwise obtained than by i'm
portAi.on Of alien laborsrs. do not under
stand that it was the purpose Of The honor
able superintendent OF immigration in his
recent le..er to you to express any opinions
other than those involved above"
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SEE WHAT HER NEIGH.
BORS SAY.

SogFH CHINA. Me-. July 18th, 1881.
DR. ". Wtiisoms;
| can eheerfitiiy bear testimony to the
truth fuluess of the statement of Miss Susan
Jones of this place Is 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
appesrc,l to be at death's door and all her
friends and neighhor- though she was on her
death bed. her face was 80 swollen and dis
eolored that she was scarcely recognizable By
by her neighbarS. Not only Is her general
health apparently fully restored but the erup-
ton or her face has almost disappeared.
Mis- ZONES Is respectable, Intelligent lady,
daughter of the late Ell Jones. well known
in his life tit1e thIougout the country as the
greatest Preacher. reformer aud missionary
Of the friends church. She is n lady beloved
and respected by all her ueighbors and
aauaiutsBces.
NV daiIy place of business for years past
has been opposite her residence. and any
statement he may give you about her ease
will he fully believed by all who know her.
{. W. RANDALL, Grocer.
f1llfy endorse the above.
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CENSUS CLERKS
Balle Discharged By Vhtleslls
and Force Reduced.
The Hak Is Nov Hhsft I Smllll
CfeY Con- Bandla Il.
Secretary CT the Treasury on IN
Piats woskssa' Impostation.

WAsHrSeros. July 80 About 1000
clerks out Of . force Of $500. who have
been employed Il various times in Wash-
insson on work connectsd With the eleventh
census. have been discharged M 10 the
present time. Tor orrow about 800 more
will sever their connection with the
service and on the 15.a Of August
further reduction will BE-. made. thus
bringing the force down to something lees
than 1000 clerks. The discharges are made
necessary BY the fact that the work has
reached stase where il can be hsndled By
4 reduced force
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nxrnWoIvn rononuIne.


BERLIN, July s0-A sensation has hsen
caused hero BY the di coveSy Of foressiss
on the Deutschs bank 70 large smsane.
Il seems that one Of the CLERKS
Of the bank vhs was allowed -
draw bills, forged some bills and
purchased herewith Rassian souhtsa
through broker In The bAnh's meme. TIE
efsuds were not detected until the bank vss
requested 70 meet its lisbiiities. A warrant
was issued for the arrest cf the ecvv.- hat
10 had b,lted. The bark losts 4a95 900
by the clerks frauds
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FATAL PoIeoNIaos
BY Wood Alcohol-Two Dead and
Another IN Critical State.

MlpDLxBoRo, Mass, July 30.-A fatal
case Of poisoning occurred early this week
st the state farm. just over the line in
Bridgevaies, which the officers OF the
insiitution have kept quiet. II
seems that wood alcohol 10 ussd
in the paint shop Of the chair manu-.
featuring department and several Of the
wofkmen have been drinking 1t on the sly.
A. result. 1t 10 stated that one man died in
terrible agony Tuesday, another on
Wednesday, ard the third now lies At the
hospital in Q critical condition.
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RAILROAD DANGERS.
fIs Wrecks in Kentucky
SeIarll Fatalities Reported.
Two ol Them ere Dead snd ths Other
In q Critical 0tats-

LounvuLE. Ky., July s0-Tvo de-
stfuctive wrecks occurred on the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad early this morning. The
first occurred one mile south Of High
Bridge, when freight train coming nofih
to this city vas thrown from the track by 3
bfc ken axle and ave heavily loaded cars
vent tumbling down . 30 foot embsnbment.
Il 10 reported that there are tso freight
bfaksmen beneath The wreck.
Just south Of DonersA . construction
train collided with freight. The engines
and large number Of cars were demolished
and Ben Carroll. the engineer Of the freight,
was eighty hurt, but bis fireman, VIM.
Mckinley, vss msshed into pulp. The
wreck took FIRE and burned rapidly.
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REcooNITIoN DAY
At the Old Oscha' d chsu' auquan UoT-
NAL Uuion Asssmb'y.

OLD ORCHARD. July 30.-Today was
recognition day at the ChautauquA Normal
Union Assembly st Ocean Park. Interest
ing exercises were held throue ehout the day.
Tbi. afternoon Rev. W. 8. Macarthur. d.
D of New York gave 3 brilliant sddres,
on ''Some Elements CT Success in Life. ~
Ton 'gh. a concert vas given by the Ariels
Of Boston, Mrs. Martha Dana Shepard and
others.
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AT BAR HAR8OR.
Pashio .abis Lunch Party Given BY the
YuI kish Mipistsr

BAR HARBos, July 80 -Mavroyeni Beg,
the Turkish minister, gave = fashion
able lunch puty as the Canoe Club
house IN Rod ck's Island today
rhrre were sbous 100 guests present,
inciudirg Mrs. Blaine, Misses Blaine,
Enmops Biaire, James G. Blaine, Jr., A.
Grip, minister from Sweden. Marquis de
Inperisli, fts'isn charge d sffsiss, officers
If the co,vetts Enterprise, Mrs. Sturgis.
Me Ard Mrs A. Clifford Barney, Mr.. 6.
3. New, II, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ryerson,
ard nav other pie prominent in society
apd po itical circles
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LEWISTON. July 3o,-The Lewiston Baie
Bali Association was organized today to
mairtsin team to represent this
cry in the New England League.
RE new cub will play ito
frst game Saturday with ihe Por'lands.
All nj the old team -xcsp. Kellogg ard
posiols 1'ebssu will be retained Broueh.
ton and Hart iate OF the Loweli', have
been asked for terms sEd will be secured
IL possible.
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200 LIVES lOs7.
YIe Passslg3 Staanefs b Ca1lsal af
ihe CliIose Coait.


SAn FRAscisco, July 80 Steamer City
Of Pekip, which arrived here tonight from
Yokohama. bfinss word thAt On Jlly -.
at 8 A. n, the steamer Tanas
Msfa Of Hakodats. while returning
from Sueo with $50 laheress On
board, came into coliaion With steamer
Aigoshi Mars o6 6hisaeani. Ths Tanss
Maiu Immediately sank with loss Of s60
persons dsovnsd and nissiug. The captain
and Asst { III sef and 90 Abersfs reached ths
shore.
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MAcKEREL cAYCHERs
esiti & illegally - Psue boot Bay
Ar. Bsfr Watchsd.

BASGoR, July 30-rhs WEg has in
lormaii Ill from Nor bpoit Of illegal seinin g
OF maekerei in Pepobscot bay rear
Nrrshnrr. Fish Wardsn Tibbetss
of Bar Hs,bnr with oilers went out
In a susli bos,t, fesrn the name Of the
ve -. | in viev to legsl proceedings. The
.r e- set sail ard escaped This morn
ing the ~sr5en went to Turtle Had and
found the vessel to bs the Arrow, Capt.
Spotf I'd OF B ,o,hssy Harhor. 1t is under
.tond that proceedings will be begun
agsinst the vessel
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WINTER AND aPRINo,
Man Of rs Yssrs ElcpId with Q Girl
Of IA Summers.

MEDINA. N. Y, July 30 -Zephemiah T.
White Of Shelby, sgsd 70, recently elopel
with and married little Lulu Bissell. Who
ID nov in her 14th summer. White
vas promptly arrested on . charge Of
abduction, but being released on his own
recoaniz .nce during An adjournment Of the
proceedings, made good his escape aod no
trace Of him can be found. His young wife
is at his fathers home.
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suspsr dsrs Co. Attach d

New YORK. July 80 -Dispatches re-
ceived today said that The Suffolk Manu-
featuring Company, suspenders. Boston
ard New York, has been attached In Boston
for 4252 900. The business was started '13
years ago by T. o. Potter, and turned into
. stock company in August, 1888. with .
capital stock Of $3.50, 900, which later was
increased to 100000.