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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09
roanleH HorA.

The staging Of the Shalt at the coiliesy q
Rotterdam, Yorkshire, England, collapsed
Wednesday. killing four wofknen aAd
seriously injarins four oshers.
Nsnpie, chief OF Epansps, Carolins isl
ands, arrived at San Francisco. Tuesday.
He comes 70 sppesl to President Harrison
tn behalf Of his people. ~ho are thfsatsned
With ruin Of their properly and are bSutally
treated BY Spanish soldiery.
The conference took place wednesday,
Of Vienna, between Arnold white, ropfe-
senting Baron Hirsch, Herr Ffspzos, re-
presenting the Jews VI Berlin, and DR..
Kursnda Of vienns Il vas sgreed upon
that the best direction 10 which % Guide ths
tide Of Jewish emmigration vas toward tbs
Argentine Republic,
A special from Port On Prince says Hip
polyte's minister Of state, M. A. Fiymin,
declares the Haytien government will never
allow foreign governments TO- BE- sseab-
lished ss Mole St. Nicholas. He contends
that the ext cusion Of RigAud wss fully
justified, ~ Rgaud vas ciuxen Of Hsy6,
aod refuses to allow France any indemnify
on this score.
The result Of the election held ct Caflow
for SUCCESSOR In Parliament - the late
O'0osmsn Mahon, yesulted in csushing
defest for the Parnsllite csrdidsis in ths
district which Mr.. PArneli sdniuei vss his
stronghold. and where. he said. II be vas
defesfed be voald Admit that 30 hsd nelh.
in left 10 fall back upon In political Mfs.
Tbs result Of The slsceion - asnoonoed
vas ~ foiiows: Hammoad, McCasthgi1s,
%. 1856; Ksttis, Pafnellis. 1889.
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DAMS u "auA.Aur.sDn 70 Cuasi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09
4 roxY COUPLE


FARMIseroN, July s-Tuefdsy after
noon . couple registered At the Exchange
Hotel - E. r. Kirtiand. general agent Of
W. L. Mains circus, and later contracted
with W. L. Butler, . merchant. for $500
worth Of supplies, to be delivered to the
circus, July 2s, 1891. They then went to
the Stoddard House and registered -
W. r. Smith and wife Of Boston.
They took supper and stayed all
night. In the evening they visited Daniel
Clsrk's livery stable and made similar
contract, signed E. C. Smith. general sgent
Of Irwin Bros. circus. This morning they
hired Cisrk's team for North Ansoa and
skipped the town before bfeakfast. leaving
their bills unpaid. Tslegrams and officers
were sent to the surrounding towns. A
dispatch from North Anson at 5 P. n. eaid
they had been there, but had made NO stop
and had gone to Anson. Clark ard son
have gone with teams 70 head them on.
The woman 10 thought to be . man dis
guiSed,
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Prem q vsuerablo Assoclate.
Bangor Wing

One Ct the most touching Of the tributes
offered to the memory Of Mr.. Hamlin
comes from bis venerable associate In the
United States Senate from ls45 to 1858,
Hon. James ". Bradbury Of Augusts,
Who in his s6th year. writes in clear and
elegant hand the following letter:
AUGUSTA. July 9Th, 1s9i.-My dear
General hsmlin: sympsshize sincerely
with you and the rest Of your fathers fam
lily in your sfess bereavement. The country
nourns his loss. Anosher Of ny eariy
sssociases Is gone. Alas how few remain !.
Only two are now left Of Ill the members
Of the Senate Who served with us in the
frss sessioa Of the s0th Congress. While
you mourn the loss Of such father II IL .
consolation 70 recall The priceless legacy he
has ieft you sl1 IN his life and character.
Yours vefy truly,
JAMS W. BRADBURr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09
LIKE ourcAsrs As THEY WE'RE
Tue Bodies OF the Four MusdsEsEs
Were BuSied.

SINa SING, N. Y, July The
unclaimed bodies Of the murders,
Slccum, Wood and Juairo were buried in
the prison cemetery 1t 8 o'clock this after.
noon. Nine convicts lowered the coffios,
one after smother into the graves, which
we're quickly filled up. There was no
ceremony, religious or otherwise, at the
graves. The remains Of Smiler's body WAS
shipped to New York. to be buried in
Woodlawn cemetery. What remained Of
each nude BODY after the autopsies were
placed in . rude pine coffin, on . bed Of
quicklime. More lime was poured over the
inanimste flesh, and the boxes hurried into
the graves, which were filled up and
levelltd Of, leaving no traces Of the burial
Az soon as the bodies were removed from
the morgue, the consicts were at once set
at work cleaning mp the death chamber, and
putting it in order for the next execution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09

NEwroRr. 4. L., July The schooner
Rosie and Adra, Captain Barry, 70 New
YORK from Machias, put into Dutch Island
Hssbor today In . leaking condition. Cap
tain Barry will lay the vessel ashore st
high water and try to stop the leak.
The main boom, gah. main topmsst and
msinsaiI Of schooner Wake. sunk OF MAJ
rasansett pier Sunday. were brought hsee
by tug Aquidneck. The mainsail 10 badly
tern. The mainmsst vas broken Of eight
feet above the vat r, ard Left hanging BY
rigging. The foIemass vas broken Of
before,
New BKDYoRD, Mass JnIy 8 Tho tug
Charlie reports that the schooner james
Nichols, wrecked on the south side Of Cut
tyhunk. vert to pieces during last nights
gale and the wFeckags 10 strewn all along
the beach. The rigging and light spaSs
we're saved.
Schooner Hsffist 8. Brooks. Captain
Smith, put into this port june 9Th with
the loss Of bowsprit, while on the voyage
from Philadelphia TO Boothbsy, hes I'D
the DAMAGE repaired and psocssdsd this
afternoon.
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Belfast News.

The Union Sunday school picnic was
Postponed on account Of the rain to the
first fair day.
The Sergeant Granite Co is loading
schooner Gov. j. Y. Smith with paving for
New York, and has schooners Minerva and
Flora Condor ready to receive similar car
COS. Schooner Humarock is on the ma
rine railway for repairs. Schooner Jennie
Cheney Cushman, is discharging 3 cargo of
coal for F. G. White, and schooners Annie
P. Chase and Lucia Porter, coal for
the Swan & Sibley Company. Schooner
Fanny and Edith 10 receiving repairs OF
Dyer's dock.
Rev. E. N Pierce has made and placed
over the door Of the Baptist church 9
shield on which 10 painted the name Of the
church, the hours Of services and the words
Seats Free. Strangers Welcome"
Farmers have not commenced haying yet,
nearly all reporting that the grass is not
mstured enough. Some say it will be
week before il 10 fis to cut.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday. June e9th, 1897, traini
VIII run ss follows. connecting at Oakland with
Maize Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Waterville. Au
gusts, Bhowhegau and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. "a A. NJ.
'i2 20 =. N., Scion Sc 4. ", l2-s5 NJ; Cara
iunk IA ls 1854 A. VI, 05 =. NJ kmoden. 90l
A. NJ, ,Iaor VI. North AnsoB. ~ a. NJ, 50 r,
NJ, Arson, IN A. NJ, 6gp n. Madison, 20 A
NJ: 2 0e T.. NJ Norridgewock, 7 50 NJ. 2.2i =
A., Bangs siding. = Sd A. - 26 r. 81; Sawtel .
Crossing, 's.Ge a ", '2.S2 NJ, arrive Oakland
80 4. NJ, 250 E. "
From Boston. Portland, lewiston. Augusta, Wa
tervills, SkowheRHn ard Bangor
Passenger trsIas leave oakI iui, g.oS A. Vi, ~
=. Vi. Sawt-iie Crossing, 'p2o VI. IS co p. VI
Bangs siding, go A. n, '5.G =. NJ, Nofrid<c
woek v 80 A. NJ. "a T.. 81; Madison, goa A ",
S 70 y. NJ Abson. 56h N f., s Is L. " Nnriii fn
sou, 10 O6 A ", 5 so NJ Embden. 1880 VI.
900 f. 81 Car,atunk Fails. 'i0 i5 A NJ, 46 a r.
NJ. sol "a. 1885 NJ, 6.i6 p arrive Birghsm'
li.19 A. 8.35 p. NJ.
'Eisg stations, at which trains stop on sign. 81
Notice to conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Ansou. WN NJ. AVER, sept.
sept3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09
THR ITATA
Fined $500 for Clearing ifsn
San Diego Without I P6mlt.
This DsS hot Satta The 0tAar Chlrles
Against Tho Vessel
For Kidcappios q Federal Officer and
Violating Neutrality Lava.

WAsHIxGroH. July s-Ths secretary Of
the treasury has authorized the acceptance
Of the offer of the mastef Of the
Chilian steamer Itata to pay $500
for the violation Of our naviga-
ton laws in having cleared from San Diego,
Cal, without the necessary permit. This
10 the full legal penalty Of such offense and
ito settlement has no bearing on the other
charges against the officers Of this vessel,
to uit kidnapping . federal officer and
violating the neutrality laws.
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Meteorological Report.
They All Favor Gymnastics.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 8 The topic dis
cussed today by the University convocs-
tion was "Shall College Gymnastics be
Ranked - Studyi" DR.. Edward Hitch.
cock, director Of the gymnasium at
Amherst College, Introduced the sub
ject, followed by DR.. Luther Gulick,
director Of the physical department Of the
YIN. C. A. training school at Springfield
Mass. Chas. F. Kent, Pslymira, Presi-
dent H E. Webster of Union College,
Miss Eliz .beih c. Lawrence, DR.. Harris.
United States commissioner Of education.
all favoring athletic training. The Anrusl
address was delivered this evening by Pres-
ident Francis A. Walker Of the Massachu-
setts Institute Of Technology. on the sub
ject: "Place Of Scientific and Technical
School in the American System"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09

Of the church and the decorations which
we're made there most attfngly pointed out
the place where the great man vas sccus-
toned to listen 70 the words Of the servants
Of God. The pew was shrouded in black
snd alopg the edges we're the most beauti-
full coIlscion Of roses and pinks. among
which we're inservoven tasty bunches Of
nativs fern.
Promptly at ) 30 s'eloek the services
commenced. There vas no music. ont Of
regard for the wishes Of the family. and
Rev. 8. C. Beach, the pastor. arose and
rssd in most impressive tones the following
selections from the Scriptures and touching
poem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09
HON. J. p. BASS
Pfonounoss Palse tbs 0tate0e 0ents Of
Augusta corrs spoudsnt Of Arsus
Conosrnirg Poland 9piing Mseticg.

BANGOR. July s.-The attention Of Hor.
J. P. Bass, the chairman Of the executive
committee Of the Maine Worlds FAIR Com
mission, was called this afternoon to the
Augusta dispatch in the Portland Argus
cfiticising the meeting Of Governor
Butleigh and the members Of the
commitree at Poland Springs Is juuketing
trip. He said that none Of the State
appropriation for the Columbian Exposition
was used for defrsying the expenses Of that
meeting. The Governor and members OF
the committee met a. the invited guests of
the propriesors Of the Poland Spring House.
No hotel charges were made, neither did
members Of the committee make any
charge 10 the State OF the time consumed
BY the meeting which was without expense
to tne State. The dispatch to the Argus
was evidently inspired by parties over-eager
to score point against Governor Burleigh.
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, July g. The follovir Z
Maine people have received pensions -
Original, Thomas Mccormick, Alvah X
Head, John smith, Wallace Staples. Geo.
W. Sewell, Patrick O'Brisn, navy, William
B. Greed, navy, Richard Fitzgerald, navy,
George B. Snow, navy, Frederick Bruce,
navy, Benjamin p. B. Holmes; original,
Widows. etc Sarah J. Barry. navy, Hsrri-
son Frost, father, Sarah J. Pullen, mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09
rHnIR GOLDEN WEDDING
cslsbvatsd by Ex-Governor q. o. Bout
well and wife OF 0roton, AGass.

BosTos, Mass. July 8.-Ex Governor
George 8. Boutwell, and wife today csls-
brated the 50,h anniversary Of their msSfi-
age at their home in Gfoton, whore they
received large number of congratulatefy
messages from friends all over the country.
A reception was held from TO 5 p. H.,
the parlors being thronsed with csilsfs,
among whom were ex-governor Amss,
Hon. e. X. Hosr, Hon. Frank W. Bird,
Hon. Harris c. Hartwell, Col. Daniel
Needham. Mr.. Boutwell, 10 aged ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09
County Commissionsrs Lay Out tbs
Atkins Boy Road and Bridge.

BATH. July s.-The Bath Enterprise
says: At meeting Of the county commits
sioners held yesterday afternoon they de-
cided to lay out the proposed road to Pop
ham beach and across the water Of Atkins
bay. The location Of the road will be %
follows:
Beginning at poin. on the town way in
the town Of Phipsburg leading to Cox's
Head SO 1-2 rods essteIly from the barn Of
NJ. L. Percy to The point OF Little Cox's
Head, thence southerly scross and over the
tide waters Of Atkins bay to . stake and
stones on the land Of Lyman Oliver, thence
solthefly about l3 reds over said OliveY's
land to the southwest corner Of land Of N.
Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-09
A GLOWING TRIBUTE
PaoM A
Skilled Physician.
DANA'S IS KING

The FOLLOWING GLOWING TRIBUTE TO
THE WONDERFUL EFFICACY OF DANA'S
SAkSAPARILLA,AsA A GENUINE BLOOD
PURIFIER, IS ENOUGH TO CONVINCE THE
MOST SCEPTICAL, COMING AS IT DOES
FROM A PHYSICIAN WELL KNOWN IN
EASTERN MAINE As ONE OF THE MOST
SUCCESSFUL PRACTITIONERS IN THE
MEDICAL FIELD, AND WHO Is ALSO AN
ACTIVE CHRISTIAN WORKER IN THE
CHURCH TO WHICH HE BELONGS
IsLEsBoRo', NE. Oct. IS. 1890.
DANA SAEsAPARuLA Co.
Gents While have always steadily refused
to lend my Influence TO aay Patent Medicine what
ever. feel that the time has come when duty de.
mands that ! should write and Tell you Of the
wonderful effects of DANA'5 sAARSAPARILLA
in ny 0wu family.
some four years ago my little daughter began TO
show symptoms OF sfrofula. which In a short
time developed into the most severe and ma
lignan; type ever saw. am free 10 confess
that tested my skill 70 is utmost extent. used
the most reliable specifics known to Natsria
htfira. | consulted with other physicians, but.
despite all could do. I saw that she was falling
day by day
At his time hottie Of DANA'5 came into my
hands and knowing Of several cures performed by
IT, decided TO Try L In my little daughters case
but tssure you [ hal bat little faith. | COM
fnenced 10 give 1t in email doses, diluted with
water, and to my surprise and great Joy, in less
haH u rsek she bsqae ~ impr9re and contirued
10 do so very rapidly. Two bottles built the
bridge 10 the shore Of health. The third one
brought her across al right In fact CURED her
She is row twelve years OF age, and as writel
hear her riuginr laugh. "a she is enjoying life
with her schoonate- ! CONSIDER IT THE
GREATEST BLOOD REMEDY KNOWN TO
MAN.
Yours respectfully,
L. w. HAMMONDS, MD.
Only Sarssparilla GUARANTEED to Cure.
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SPARKS fnoM MArHn wrnss.

The farm bnildipgs Of ]. W. Nutter Of
Nevneld, were burned Tuesday. Loss,
$500.
The Universsliss Sunday school picnic at
Lake Mafsnocook il to BE- repeated On
Thursday with the same rates over the
railroads.
A special 10 the Portland Advertiser says
The Bowdoin scientific expedition arrived
as Port Hsvkesbury, Caps Briton, Sunday
and owing 10 severe fog have been detained
there.
Frank Sylvester Of Rockport was brought
before Trial Justice Mullen Of Lincoln
vile, Tuesday for the larceny Of pair Of
pansaloons, ard was sentenced 70 so days
in the county jail.
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b BRadioklQn.

Nay the peace Of God which passeth un.
derstanding, peace which the world cannot
give NOR take away, be with 10 nov, and
abide in our hearth forever. Amen.
Following the services . funeral difse
was played, during which the relatives Of
the deceased Statesman we're conducted TO
their casrisges. The bearers we're Hon.
s. r. Humphrey, Senator Eugene Hale,
Hon. C. 4. Bouselle. Philo A. Strickland
Esq L. j. Morse. E q ard W. s. Den
nez. E.q. The funeral sortsSe, consistins
Of F. h. Besle Post. the hesfse containing
the remains and line Of carriages, pro-
ceeded by the way Of Main street and
State street to Mt. Hope eemetery, where
the interment occurred. Benediction was
pronounced at the grave.
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9ws dish and fuiklah Miliatsrs al
Bar Halbor.

BAR HARBoR, July 81. A. W. Grip,
the minister from Sweden to this country,
and Mayroyeni Bey, the Turkish minister,
have arrived here to spend the summer.
The following yachts. belonging to the
Corinthian yacht club, Marblehead, arrived
today: Tomahawk, Cfowinshield, owner
Whistler, Loring. owner; Mignon, H. Bab-
son; Bstboon, George A. Goddard; Sara
cen, G. f. Morse. Jr.; Saladin. W. p.
Fow,e. The. Helen Of Philadelphia s1d
Cavalier Of the Atlantic yacht club are
with them. The Gossoon arrivedlate last
evening.
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wor osatsr Ball Club to bs Thorc ughiy
Bfscsd Up.

WoRcEsrER. Mass, July AT meet
ing Of the Worcester base ball club tonight.
Manager Greenleaf said the debt was e287
and Of SIS65. the amount Of stock sub
scribed, e5I5 had not been paid. A pro-
position was made to complete the collec-
lions and hold pnze drill between two
local military companies TO raise the other
funds. Four Of the old directors who have
taken no interest in the club Affairs have
resigned, and four new live men were
elacted.
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MR. HnALY WINS
His Libsl Suit. but Jury Names No
Sum Tor Damskss.

DUBLIN, July SIN the suit for dam
ages brought by Mr.. Healy against the
proprietors of the Freeman's journal, on
the ground that the newspaper referred to
and accused him Of selling his clients
for English gold, the jury found for Mr..
Healy, but disagreed % to the amount of
damages. The jury was discharged.
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New Hnslaud League.


Hits-Portland, Is; LInn,6 Errors-PortlanA
o; Lynn, 4. Willis and bhine; Sullivan end Cor
coran.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Benjimin J. Kinds, well known
Fairfield boy and graduate Of Colby. 'SS.
hiss been elected sub master of the Eliot
school in Boston. He was very successful
IS principal of the Maehias High School !;
and 10 continuing his success in the Bos-
ton schools.
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Rookland Races.

hOCKLAhDi July o. Aue tAcos - tne
Knox Trotting Park Mondsy proved highly
exciting and drew the largest attendance
that has ever filed the grounds. The fol.
lowing are the SUMMARIZE:
THRKE MINUTE CLAss-Sl00.
o. z. Blaetinton, Rocklsnd. ch 6. Little
Dan. .......-.....s....s.s.... 1
C.. W. Simpson, 1homaston. BIS Ma
hOmet et...............s......-. y
W. ". Woodman, Rockland. blk. 8. Pilot
Boy. ....... .-................... .
C. A. Crockett, Rockland br. m. Mollie..
W. A. McLain, Rocklano blk. 8. Light
John Clough, Rocklaud, br. &. Whirlwtnd D. 8
joseph Wiley, Rocklsnd. big. 5. Abbott,
Time, $50, 2.5l, 2.i7i.
2.40 CLAss-fuRSE $3.50.
C. B. Weliip gton. Albion, g. 8. Combf-
nation. ,......-................
g. Ames. R0ckland, b. g. Pomp ....... z 2
Frank 1uttle, Roohland, ch. m. Dora
Thorne Observation-Disclosures. 8
Charles 7. Spear, Rocklaud, s, 8. Robert :
S...... ............ ..............- I D
II. II. Nash, Rockland, CD. Z. Lazy
m1ke...... ....-......-.... =
Byron Dow Warren. br. g. Oliver M. g DR.
lime-2.S7, IA, 3-39. 2to "a.
Joe Howe, 2 23 3-4, pacing stallion, made
exhibition heats 10 2.31 and 2 80 8 4, making
the first half Of the last heat in LIB
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England Favors American RsssSiotAaa
But Mexico Cannot d, lt,

WAsnNaroS, July 8 During the last
congress resolution was passed inslRucs.
ing the President to negotiate with 4sxico
and Great Britain, 10 prevent the entry ef
Chinese labore.s nom Cansda and
Mexico into the Un'tsd 6tates. From
the diplomatic corr 'spondence just
published Il appears that while Great
Britain received the proposition favorably.
and referred IL to the Canadian govsrnmsne,
the Mexican government WAS unable 10 oo-
operate for the reason Of an ardcls In The
Mexican constitution that guarantees svsSy
man the right to enter and 90 out Of the
republic without passpoFt.
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Bsrd,lsv in tn, Psut,sps,sry,

PHILADELPHIA, July -Ex.City Treas
ufef John Bsrdsley was today transferred d
from the county prison to the eastern peni-
tentiary. and began to serve the 15 yeafs'
imprisonment for misappropriation Of the
public funds.
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Suicide ag Lswissou.

LEWISTON. July s.-Susie Darlington
committed suicide last night by drowning
herself in the canal. Her body was
recovered at noon when the mill shut down.
Dependency was the cause.
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WENT TO HER DEATH.
Young Yamln LslIs Hs LsIG
and Commits Suicide
Rl6llld ElIus Restricting Cllnlas In
illanol irun Canada to tAe Stllag,
But Mexico 10 Prevented frcn 20
Doing By Her coustisatloa.

LAwRKncE. Mans, July s.-A yo1As
German woman. Bertha Rbefsbach. pafeed
from her lover Sunday evening and was
seen no more. She was quite dsspondsnt
concerning supposedly coning trouble. II
10 surmised that after leaving her lover
che went - the Spicket river and dslibsf.
atsly committed suicide. Her hat was
found floating on the water today. and ~
river vss dragged and the bedy recovered.
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SIGNAL SERVICE
wsa,h.r IL dica,ious for the Next a.
H5uis.

WAR DBPARrMINr,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, July 9. A. NJ.
For Msine: Generally fair. except
showers on the coast; stationary temper
ature; west winds; fair Friday. Caution
sry signals displayed from Jacs sonvil!e to
Boston section.
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s:yyssN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Marrow GAUGE
Randolph TO The National Home,
Connects with Maine Central at Gardiner.
TIME TABLE.

Summer Arrangement in effect June $, lssl,
Leave Randolph. 7 05 A. NJ; f0ts A. NJ; LIS p
n 80 p. NJ; 40 p Nj. Arrive National Home,
7D A. NJ. ii.o5 A NJ; las p. NJ; $50 ". NJ; 30
I. ~
Leave Sntionsl Home. SIS A. NJ, II 10 A. NJ f;
200 p. NJ; $40 r. NJ, SEQ p. N. Arrive Randolph.
SIS =. tI.5o A. NJ. 40 p. NJ; $50 r. NJ; $40
T.. ~.
SUNDAY TH AIN -.
Leave Randolph. 2i5 p. NJ: isP. NJ. Leave
National Home, 235 r. NJ; 8 60 p. NJ.
F.A. LtwToN. Superintendent.