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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-18
'THR CORWIN
Aud What She HS Done In
Behril6 Saa..
Iothils Known It Washington Of Re.
ported Naval 1oIamant
Against China Unless She Makes ne-
paratiou ut Once.

WAsHIsGros. Aug. F.-Capt. Hooper,
commanding the revenue steamer Cofwin,
reports to the treasury department under
date Of OunalAska. July 81, 1891. while
cruising in the vicinity of Pribylof islands
July %, seized schooner Ethel, from San
Diego. Cal, for viclaiion Presidents proc
lamation Of June 10. 1891. in regard to
sealing in Bshring sea. He towed the ves-
sci to Ounslsska and turned her over to
the senior naval officer present on the S0th
He found on the Ethel ISL saltsd fur seal
skins. 20 fresh FIR skins. IL unborn pup
seal skina. 2 sea olsef skins, hair seal
skin and 200 pounds Of vhalebone.
The vessel had complete sealing outfit
with boats. guns, ammunition, sAlt, etc +,
and were surrounded BY heals at the time.
So plentiful and fearless were they, said
Capt. Hooper that several might have been
killed from the Corvin's deck while laying
near Ethel. Captain Hooper reports the
seizure of 3 quantity OF liquor on the
steamer Lskme, chartered by the North
American Trading Company. and quantity
Of Quass (Aieut whisksy) at Unalaska.
enough, be said, to intoxioate the entire
settlement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-18
HER LAST PARACHUTE DESCENT
Annio HaIknsss Falls 500 Feet and
Meets . Ysr,ibls Dsath.

CIscINNATI, Aug. l7.-One.. Of the at
fractions at Coney Island Saturday after
noon was . balloon ascension by Miss
Annie Harkness, whose home 10 in Terre
Haute, Ind. The young woman had &C
Quired some distinction as an seronaut, and
had made number of daring parachute
deecents from balloons. Saturday after
noon large crowd of pleasure seekers
thronged the grounds to witness the ascen-
sion. At the appointed time Miss Harkness
came forward and stepped into the car,
The repes we're loosened at once and the
balloon rose rapidly.
At an elevation OF 500 feet the parachute
was released. IL slowly began to unfold.
Suddenly there was dreadful hush The
parachute had closed and its human burden
was falling with frightful velocity. Then
the silence was broken by the shrieks Of
faintiDg women, of children wailing and
crying, and men turning their faces to shut
out the awful eight. Faster and faster
descended the parachute. and life bad
gone out amid pleasure. Quickly 4 SYM
pathetic crowd gathered about the lifeless,
mangled form of the poor girl ss she lay in
9 crushed mass upon the ground. Annie
Harkess had made her last parachute de-
scent.
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In Which RkIsn Woman and ThFse
Han Wofo Killed
And Ywsnty-Fous Persons 0ssious'y
Il sjured-Fstss Posspousd.

BERvx. Aug l7.-AecordisE to shs lat
est sdvices from the scene Of to lays rail-
way disaster, IL women and three men
we're killed and "a persons seriously in
jufed The victims were all Swiss peas
ants, An historical procession which vas
undar way when news Of the disaster
reached here Vas has lily stopped.
Ia consequence Of the Zoliikofen disas-
ter, the remaining septennary fetes Of this
city have been abandoned. All the occo-
pants Of the Paris express escaped with
only slight bruises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-18

AT BAR HARBOR.
Boat 0scss-Dtnnsr to 0sc'y Tracy
esc'y B'aips's Health.

BAx HARBoE. Aug IA dinner vas
given Sec'y Tracy tonight at the Malvern
BY h. L. Slater. Webster, Mass. Covers
were laid for i6.
Interest centesed today in the races be-
tween the crsws Of the ships, uuder the
auspices Of the Mount Deser. Canoe Club.
The members OF the club we're received ss
Neal 4 Shsw's boat landing by Admiral
Gt efsrdi in person, and transferred to the
Philsdelphis in the ships launches. All
shipping in the hatbor and paths along
the shore were crowded with spec
tatofs. The events and results
First. 10-osred cutters, Philadelphis and
Enterprise, l-2 miles, won BY the Enter
prise crew. Second. gigs, FniladelphiA ard
Enterprise, 2 IL miles. Enterprise won.
Third. II -osred cutters, two from Phils-
delphia and one from Petrol, IA miles,
Petrol won. Fourth, dinghiss from Phils-
delphia. Enterprise and Petrel, miles,
Philadelphia won. Fifth, bArges from
Philadelphis and Dispatch, 4 miles,
Dispatch won
Secretary Blaine is now tsking m active
part in the prominent society events here.
He called on Secretary Tracy on board the
Dispatch at noon today. This afternoon
be walked along the shore with DR.. j
Madison Taylor. watching the races be-
tween the ships bos,s with keen interest.
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Isle Of 6psie e.

The annual meeting Of the Isle Of Springs
Association WAS held at the Nekrangen
House Saturday afternoon. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
DR., o. A. Horr, Lewiston, president; DR..
e. A. Thompson, Dover, wee president; /;
Il. Wesley hutchins. Auburn, treasurer /;
NJ s. Campbell, Augusta, secretary. DR..
o. A. Horr, g. NJ, Coombs, DR.. H C..
Bradford, Lewiston; Geo. c. Wing. S. S.
Hersey, Auburn; DR.. &. T. Ssnborn, Hon.
John W. Chase. Gen. 8. J. Gallagher,
Augusta; II. F Fsrnhsm, Portland, direc-
tors. Committee on hotel. Fl. F. Farnhsm,
M. S. Campbell, A. R. Savage.
A committee, consisting OF G. NJ. Coombs,
Hon. G. C. Wing, Mayor A. r. Savage, J..
A. Gaeenleaf and II. +. Farnhsm were ap-
pointed, with instructions to provide funds,
secure plans and have constructed prior to
the opening Of the season of 1892 casino
and bowling alley. The committee raised
sll00 within IN hour, and expect sbsent
absent members will increase the contribu-
ton to $500. Plans are to be made this
week, and the buildings constructed At
once. DR.. Horr. DR.. Ssnborn and S. s.
Hersey were appointed 8 committee to
secure q superintendent.
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HEB FAITH NOT cURAYIvH.
The Mother Of Sick 0IFi Refuses to
Allow Medical Treatment.

TAUNTON, Mass, Aug. 11.-Mrs. J. +.
Montgomery, one Of the best known women
in the city, has sick daughter. 16 years
old, whom the faith curists have been
treating for some time. The girl has been
gradually sinking.
The pastor and many friends Of the fam
lily have expostulsted in vain with Mrs.
Montgomery, vhJse only regret seems to
be that she one time disturbed the treat
ment'' by giving the child some blackberry
cordisl. The pastor the Rev. Fl. B. Cady,
says it il case for the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Children.
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EVERYTHING READY
For tbs 0Taud Cslsbration and Dsdi-
cation at Bennington, Vt.

BENNINGTON, Aug. To-day Gov
Page and the executive committee Of the
centennial commission were busily engaged
completing the final arrangements for the
great celebration.
Tonight the decorations Of the town are
virtually complete. They consist Of arches
at the middle and beginning Of the route,
public decorations on buildings and decora
tions on private residences. The town 10
ablaze with patriotic notices. Upon the
first arch through which the procession will
pass on the way to the monument 10 1881
-Mollie STARK, was not widowed-l777."
On the diverse side is welcome. !" done in
flowers, white and yellow immortelles.
Main street is one line OF bunting
Numerous large flag, are suspended across
the streets at frequent intervals, and ap-
propriste emblems. bearing upon the battle
of Benniug on ard its Significance are seen
in all directions.
Today Secretary Proctor and President
of the Day Veszey arrived. At 30 to-
morrow afternoon Gov. Tu.tle and suite,
with the New Hampshire and Amoskesg
vetTraps. will arrive and 60 into camp.
Hon. Benz. r. Prescott. New Hampshire,
president Of the Battle Monument Associs-
ton arrived. Gov. Russell, Mass. eta fl
and suite will arrive at IL 30 p. Nj.
Wednesdsy, the Knights Templsrs and
Patriarchs Militant trains will arrive and
jsin The colony from Massachusetts and
New Hampshire. The North Adams Light
Battalion, I'd and Sd Regiments Patriart hs
Militant of Massachusetts and regiment Of
Atlantic division under command Of Gen.
Woodward Of Albany. The Tibbets Ca
dets Of Troy, will arrive at 8 80 Wednes
day forenoon.
Distinguished guests Of the state are ar.
irving on every train. The President and
party will arrive at s 10 Tuesday
evening, and dine with Gen. McCullosh
Wedne sisy morning President Harrison
will be received at Noiih Benning
ton, five miles from the formation
Of the procession, by 3 mounted escort Of
war veterans from Orwell, VT, uuder the
command Of Captain HibbaYd.
Gov. Page will ride with the President in
the procession. In The camp Of the national
guard routine duty was obsereed todoy. 1t 10
definitely announced that banquet will
be spread for $500 people. The Estey
guard gave an exhibition Of fireworks this
evening.
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The Rsinmsksss Very Busy.

MIDLAND. Texas, Aug. 1.-THE rain
makers are busy with preparations srd
propose Tuesday - the time for the de-
cisive experiment Profs. Meyer and
Custallar, balloonists, and Prof. Rosell,
hemist, are manipulating the explosives,
but 90 much remains to be done that the
opinion prevails thst there will be no rain
produced before Thursday next. The rain
Of Tuesday last 10 thcushs 70 have been
q coinciderce. THY are, however, hope
full Of success in the fnal test
About so balloons il fsted with explosive
gas, ~ mary Kites With dynamite tails, and,
on terra hrma, mortsrs Of rendfock will be
discharged in fspid succession, while sci-
entifc observations will be taken by bal.
loonsts in mid-sir and Gen. DyronfeYth
and STAFF on earth, connected BY telephone.
The programme 10 elaborate. the material
abundant, and the fcience involved ex.
haustive.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday. jane 10Th, 1891. trains
will run ~ follows, connecting at Oakland with
hane Central Railroad
FOR Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Wateryille. Au
gusta. showhsgan and Bangor
Passenger trains Leave Bingham. 5-A A ~.
~ 20 p VI, soloD. 55z A. NJ, i2b5 r M, Cara
tuuE Fails. % 81 A. N 'l.os p. NJ hmoden, 7oI
A. NJ, 20 p. NJ, North Anson. nv A. NJ, ! 80 p.
NJ. Anson. IN A, ~, % P M; Madison. 20 a.
NJ Oz p. d, sorridgevOck, 80 a. NJ. z2i ?.
n. Bangs siding, .7bS a. 'l.e6 r. ~, sEwtelle
Crossing. 800 a, ~, '2.a2 r NJ. arrive Oakland,
80 a. ", 2.D r.. ".
From Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
teryills. SkoThegan and Bangor
Passenger trRins leave Oakland, q.o5 A. Nj, -
y. If sae,eile Crossing, 'e.2o A ~, '5 % p. n,
Bsngs siding, 'Dl6 A. NJ. .5.N p N Norridke-
xooE ~ A. NJ, 5.i4 p. NJ; Madison, g5i A 81.
5 IS p. NJ, Anson. . 80 A. st T., - =. NJ North An
900, 10 % 81, $50 ? Nj; kmbdon, 1920 a. NJ.
sA p. NJ; Carratunk Falls, 40 45 a. NJ, d "A -'.
NJ, solon. 10 IS A. 81. 6.io NJ, arrive Bingham,
ll-g0 A. NJ. 6.36 Pm.
Flag stations, at which trains stop on signal or
notice TO conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WIN. NJ. AVER, supt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-18
TWO CLOUDBURSTS
10 Missouri Garry Utter Ruin
10 Fifteen Farms,


ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. ia special
to the Daily News says: "a cloud burst
in the vicinity Of the junction Of One
Hundred and Two" and Plant rivers yesser-
day. causing much loss to property. The
river ross 20 feet in six hours, and twelve
or fifteen farms are ruined. Houses,
barns and stock were swept away, and
crops in the Helds are ruined. Many mar
70. escapes are reported but no lives are
lost - yet known. Another cioudburst in
the came place followed this morning,
causing much damage. Particulars are not
yet obtained.
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fHE WHEAT MARKET.
Enormous Sales at New YoEk-0Tsat
Excitement on Change.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Dealings on the
Produce Exchange was at fever heat with
the beginning Of trade. December wheat
option, in which there was active trading,
ran up from s to 1lS, and September
made ll5. Soon there came along heavy
selling orders on foreign account, and
the local longs became anxious.
They began by throwing overheard the
Large lines. and prices were forced down.
December going off to ll4, and September
to 112 8 4. From these figures there were
fsful reactions, with much calmer feeling
The peculiar feature Of the dealings today
was tbst at no time were the prices alike,
there being difference Of fully two cents
per bushei at the same moment in various
parts of the spit" The close was quite
feverish, the lowest prices Of today being
from "a to under the official close of
Saturday. The trading in wheat today Was
on an enormous scale, sales Of over 20, 900,
600 being recorded
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FALSE REPORTS
Concerning The RsIaluuel b
Dominion d SllIld1. !,
The Hlla fNubA Originated Or
CsTtiia Political Refugees.


NAN SALvApoR, AUG. 1.-The reports
published recently In New York. eeuchiag
the revolution In San Salvador we're alto.
sether inaccurate. They we're deuoeaess
based on the circumstances connecoDd wi1h
the passage Of several SAlvadorian rsf1Sess
from Nicaragua 10 Guatemala on board he
Pacific mail steamer City Of Pana1A.
Among these refugsss was Lissandfo
Letona, guilty Of common crimss, against
whom criminal charges were preferred In
the Court Of First Intsance at San Miguel.
This eouft demanded, In conformity With
the Law, that Letona be surrendered.
The captain Of the City Of Panama IN d.
rect violation Of The law refused 10 deliver
him, weighed anchor and sailsd away With
out previous permission from the captain
Of the port. BY this act be rendered hls
vessel liable to con6scation. II Ohould BE-
borne in mind that the authorities Of Sal
vador re,pited the existing treaties, and
made no demand for the surrender Of any
other refugees on board the City Of Psa.
ANA. II 10 serious matter that the gov.
ernment Of the United States should vt
our interests a defiance, though Justice 10
manifestly on our side.
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League 6sanding.
Association,

Hits-Boston, IL; Baltimore. 7. Errors-Bos
ton, o; Baltimore, S. Buihnton and Murphy;
Mcmahon and Robinson.
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At Louisville-

Hits-washpg gton, 10; Athletic, H. Errors
Washington, :; Athletic, /. Foreman and Nc
6ui, e; Chamberlain, Sanders and Milligan.
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MAInH sBoPLB.

Ed~srd J Napier Of Portland, also Of
the New England Conservatory Of Music.
has upon the recommendation Of Bishop
Nicely beec engaged - organist for the
remainder Of the season o. the Episcopal
services conducted Il North End Hssbos.
Ms. Desert. by the Right Rev. DR.. Dosss.
R,shnp NJ NoY,h Albany.
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Post Whittier Hot Deed.

NEwBuRYroRr, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE
published statements that Poet Whittier
was at the point Of death, was exaggerated.
The Associated Press representative called
at the residence OF Joseph Garland, in this
city tonight, where the poet is stopping.
Mr.. Whittier said, although he felt the
effect Of the hot weather Of the past few
days, he 10 in better health than for maay
months,
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800, 900 IN scRIPT
IL the Amount He Il ChsEgsd with
Stealing from ATkansas.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Aug. Isl. L.
Bay was arrested this afternoon on war
rants svon out by State Treasurer Nor
fill. charging him with the larceny Of
elO0 600 Of the state scrip. Bay was .
clerk employed by the bondsmen to inves-
tigate the books Of the defauliing ex-
Treasurer Woodruff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-18
FORGED OPIUM LABELS.
A Capture That Resulted In Q osizuTs
Of the Value Of S15O.OOO

SAN FRANcIsoO, Aug. II. - Revenue
officers la.t night seized in Chinatown
1000 forged labels similar to those used
in distinguishing manufactured opium shicb
was held by Chinese shop owners. Wong
Lo Ong and two other Chinese were sr
rested as forgers on strong circumstantisl
evidence.
Today an extensive raid was made in
Chinatown, and over $3.50. 900 worth Of
opium WAS taken to the custom house for
examination as to the genuineness Of the
labels to be returned to owners.
Had the forged labels been used success.
fully it would represent loss Of about
CSC, 900 to the government.
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Ba sor Navigation Company Formed.

BANGOR. Aug II The Bangor Nsviga
ton Co. was formed here today, with the
following officers: E B. Nealley. presi-
dent; |. X. Stetson, secretary; Roland w.
Stewart, sgent; directors. W. s. Higgins,
r. W. Stewart. J. d. Mulvaney, Henry
X lllins. f B Ne.lley, N. E. Bragg and l.
-. St.tson & Co. The capi'al stock is
5000 60, all in par value shares of 500
i he purpose of III, company is building.
'epairiAg, owning, managing, charteriD9
a q sailing vessels, adapted TO the genera
u-.ss,nger and frei. .ht business and for
acquiring proparty, REAL and personal. in
cidept 10 and necessary for the above
iufnaaes
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sPAnKs PROM MAINE wIR18.

R.. Z Savage, who fell from the staging
at T. B. Ps,terson's in Madison lsst Thurs
day night, died Saturday morning. An ex-
animation showed that the bones in his neck
hsd been broken. Mr.. Savage leaves .
widow and three small children
The snr ual Universsli,t grove meeting
ss Lake AnnsssguBticook vas held en- Sun
day, the l6th inst and large number we're
present and enjoyed . very interesting
NEE ting The programme - previously an
rouucsd Vas carried cut, exG,vefnof
Perhsm presiding. Rev. c. A. Hayden
preached at the Univefssliss church in the
evening.
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Christian A..ispcs Campm setting.

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. 1.-THE Christian
ALlisnce csmpmeetiogs which have been so
so successful clos5d toisy with an interest
lug service conducted by Rev. DR.. Simp.
ION VI New York. Tonight the Portland
district Methodist meeting began. The
ut dance promises 10 be very large.
Among the speakers tomorrow are Presi-
dent Durrell Of the college at Titon. N
IT,, and ex President Pepper Of Colby Uni
versny. Several special meetings will be
held during the week.
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FIFTEEN INDICTMENTS
By Grand Jury at Bangor-L!st OF
Important Cases.

BANGOR, Aug. II The Grand Jury OF
the August term Of court reported this
afternoon fifteen indictments, the mos,
important being sgsinst Henry Ellis for
obtaining money under false prefer ses
Music Hayes Juberie, Armenian. child
murder. Charles Tweedy, forgery. Fred 8.
Page. breskiLg and entering. Ellis, who
had been beggAr all over the country on.s
pleA II being q disabled soldier was SEN
fenced to ,hr.e years in State prison.
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1hs Rssults OF Ksunan's Whiting.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Daily News has
. leading article on the question Of The
Hebrews in Russia. in course Of which. ~
ferriug 70 the recent utterance OF Mr.. Glad
stone urging full and fair exposition Of
the Russian Hebrew question on the conti.
mont, is says
THE articles on Siberia from the pen Of
Mr.. George Kennan have met with re-
mArkable reception In Europe. Au-
thorixed transls,ions Of these articles
iuta the French, Danish, Dutch and
Czech Languages have been arranged
for. and they have alrsady appeared
in book form in Hungary. In Italy and
France they have been published - feuil-
letons in 4 number Of papers. Besides
these authorised publications there have
been Ave distinct German piratiosl transla-
lions"
Continuing, the News says that the
articles have been the prime cause Of the
foundation Of Free Russia" societies In
England, and havo stirred public opinion In
Europe more than any other writings that
have appeared for years. rssf
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Fire az Harmony.

Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.
HARMONY, Aug 11.-Hill Brothers mill
wss burned Monday morning. the fire
catching from an over-hested box
The mill was . Rrist mill and saw mill
for long and short lumber. spool timber and
wood working and its destruction is great
loss to the town. The loss is estimated at
Son Qnn
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NO ORDERS aIvnN
Fer A1y Kind OF Movement Aksiust
China.

WAsHINGroN. Aug. 1.-THE officers Of
the state department saw they have not
heard Of . threatened joint naval demon.
stration against the Chinese government II
speedy repAration is not made for
the injuries, outrages and abuses
suffered by foreigners in China
They today received assurance fHGp high
authority that the riot had subsidedSnd the
prospects for future peace were good. AT
the naval department Acting Secretary
Soley said: mo orders for joint naval
demonstration have been issued by the navy
department. nor have heard Of any such
demonstration proposed.
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Cruising Ysohts.

BoorHBAr HARBoR, Aug. 17.-Sehooner
yachts Columbia, New York Yacht Club, J.
T. Perkins, owner; Brentwood. Portland
Yacht Club. Isasc M. Cate. owner, from
Portland cruising eastward sloop Restless,
Portland Yacht Club, Z. b. Mallett, owner,
from Rockland bound for Freeport, arrived
tonight.
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N99s7-HyyRU
Ii|is5 III
|I|I[ilgI!1I|S
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READ THIS
.e Skeptics
A VERY VALUABLE REMEDY.

a VERY VALUABLE REMEDY.
Will snsering recently frtm 4 -evffe cold, re
suiting In great psia in he luaRs. with all the
syinpfoIas Of eongs.tion. friend recommended
" Brosn's instan' Re let" single dose reii' we'd
the acuts paia, and shtinuirs it, re for short
tinf, the cold. al ended wifh 3 severe song1, VA
e1moleteiy =" broken up" have since Us d l. In
my family fJf collie with instaat b. 1es. results
ieonsifsr " Browns Instant ks LET very yaiz-
able remedy. 5. W MATHEWS,
Com. Of ator TOR Maine.
Augusta, Maine.
rs.g~s-s - d.. afcrrGr 2ssTsGfs co., H@svsy -
f1ts MONEY QefUAEI
F.E. aeaHkI ssr
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TWO AUGUSTA GIRLS
Drowned It Sea Wall Beach,
Small Point, While Bathing.
$4,000 Plis Il Aafmuy---CFulshG
Yachts Il Boahbay HifboF.


Bath. Aug. l7.-Mary Ksssirg AID
Maria Duffy, servant girls Of J. q. Man
ley Of Augus's, we're drowned this after.
sernoon while bathing ct Sea Wall beach at
Small Point. This 10 the nrst sccide Mt
that has ever occurred at this besch.
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IhAnf.I Wind.

Aug. Il. 1871. II r. r.
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SCHLOTTERBECK & F0SS
c-rIuIHc cH EMlSIS

On, va uable receip+ ,or Ioe-Cream ard Sher
bets seut TO any lady who sill inciose two cen
stamp TO pay po tAge.
apr2ldr. .Thtsiyur
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csmpm.st,nx Al East L.vsrmors.

LTvERxoRE FALLS, Aug IL The East
LiveImore annual Csmpmeeiing began
Monday ard The attendance vas good. 1t
holds through The week.
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INDIAN OIL.

sei:. .-.s :, Il: -i... :: r5..-
Good for Man AMI Beast. Il Giy-s ImHeiiata
Relief. Ithas No Equal Keep ii in the Houss.
TRY 1T.
Price 25 cents per Bottle 5 Bottles fo- 81 o
AK YOUR pRDGGIsT Foe rr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-18
TaIRrY LIVES LOST
By the River et. Marie ovsEilowipe
Its Banks.

PoRT-Au-PRTyoE. Aug 1.-THE river
St. Marie has overfioved its banks. To-day
bridge over the river was swept xwsy,
and 80 lives we're lost.