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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-10
2aiIroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains in Effect June
2s'h, 1891.

-->t.OIsG WEsT-s24 A. n. for lewiston
Rocsisnd, Portland Boston and Monusai; 30 4.
" iUf HAilovrii Gardiner ard South Gardtasr
a4, A. NJ for Lewistop. farmingtc u, kockland,
Portland, i0.zz A. NJ. xpress tor iialloVeji, Gar
diner Brans Sins, Portland and Boston connect
ing fpr white Mountains and Quebec, ~ z. n
tnr Hslioveil, Gardiner and South Gardiner; J, IS
T. ", for BrunsViek. Bath, Roekland. f0rtiaad,
Montreal, = N T.. VI. tor Halt5wsil. Gardfhar and
8oslh Gardiner. 100 r. VI. might Pullman tor
lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GotNs. EAsT-zi0 A. N. might xpressJ for
kkOEbesan, Be- fast, bangor, Bar Hafbor. 1t,
Stephsas, 81. John aad Aroo-to'k County; 80 A.
NJ for WAterylr, and Ssowhegsn, tiroVineial
lspress leaves Natrfyile for bHngo'. har Har
bof and 81 John, at i.te T., NJ zti r. N. sk.
pfe.- for Wateryille. seWpoT:. d yer, Fosenoft,
Bangor. Bar HsfbOr ami st John, 3.t3 =. NJ. for
Watsryilie, bkowhssan. Oaklsnd, connecting
with Somerset hsii~syl Belfast. Dover and Fox
croft. Bangor. st STEPHENS, 81. John and AIO0s
took County, IN T.. VI for watsrvie. and g.l7
NJ. Sundays only. for Bangor.
Fhs Nigh faliman Iraiur run ea-h way every
might, sundays In 7lufcd, but not to SkOwhegsn
monday mornings, or TO BsrNst, Dexter, or
beyond Bangor, sccptiss to Bat bArbor, on Sun
day mornings.
fhc day cspres. trains going West al 10 Y A.
and Fast at 90 T.. VI run daily. Sundays In
Guided. b'isren Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock
Land. Bar iiaibOr and 81, John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
lssvs- south Gardiner. 6-25 A. NJ, u 80 and rs
y VI, Gardiner. "a A. VI 100 and ts Z. NJ I,
Hai Dwell, $50 a. Nj. i.i2 and t-bg T.. NJ
through tickets to California and all points
sohth and wsat may br had OF H.. II. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta. thr nnly oibG1 in Augusta
ceiling via All routes and ehecsing baggage fruu Of
rEp"nac.
FAfs0N TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 GeH'i Manager.
- HDOIHBi, GcnI Pass, and iicket Agt.
Frrllaad. juno -, 1871
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rh'ss o.d Soldiers Meet f.r Hissi
Time in Mary YssIs.

BAssoR, Aug Saturdays Bangor
Commercial said: There vas 3 very
touching reunion in Bangor Isss evening si
three old army comfAdss And urder such
unusually pleasant circumstances that il
deserves more than . psssipg notice Gen.
Joseph s. smi,h vas sitting in his Office
sfitins at his desk. early In the evening.
when the door opened and tuo senllemea
sntsfed, whom Gen. S NTH did not recos.
sizs @ they stood in the background.
I'VE want to buy = couple Of old exter-
sion ladders" said ere,
Gen Smith arose and a. he advanced to-
wards them saw two distinguished appear
ing men, with iron grey hair, wearing the
insig in Of the Loyal Legion. In second
he and the frat Of the visitors were hug sing
eas h other like 3 couple Of school girls.
Iss proved to be Gen. John g. HszNd.
Of New Orleans who commanded the afiil-
lery brigade Of the second army corps
which vas connected directly with Gen.
Hsneocks headquarters during the var.
Gen Hazard and Grn. Smith were init
hate friends ia the field and had not me- I
but twice since the close or the re baliion.
The ether gentis man vas Gen HszAd's
brother. Capt. Jeffrey Hazard, Of Pfovi-
dence, r l., who wkss gallant officer In
the same brigade, commanding one OF the
famous Rhode Island batteries. He and
Gen Smith had seen each other but once
since the war and their meeting vas equally
afsctionste.
TIE conversation lasted until long after
midnight and their army life vas reviewed
IN he most interesting fashion. Gen.
Smith produced war scrap book full Of
sonalIy concerned his callers and they
we're perused most eagerly. One peculiar
coircdenee occurred as they talked
tcge'her. Capt. Hazard took from
a table the Century War Book and i. fell
open at point wnefe there Was an
engraving. showing bis own battery
sh, ling the rebels ard taken from \ pho
togrsph made on the field. A little farther
along was . glowing tribute to the efficiency
and gallantry of Gen Hazard, with q long
account Of the valuable services which he
rendered during the great fight at Gettyt-
burg. twas sll extremely complimentary.
The three old army friends passed . most
delightful evening together.
Gen. Hazard is now a cotton merchant
in New Orleans and Win his brother. is
touring the Msine summer resorts. They
hsd been at Bar Harbor for time and left
today for Moosehead to enjoy the glorious
scenery around Kineo for about two weeks.
On their return they will pass day with
Gen. Smith who proposes to give them .
chance TO meet some of their old COM
rAdes in arms in this city and they
are looking forward TO it with great salts
factien.
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4 STORM CLOUD
Broke Over Chtquimi6on Bay,
Wis !, With Great Force.
fIo Boys Killed IN a Circus Many
Others Injured.
Builoiugs emashsd-CSop Huined-Im
msoss Damage Bvsrywhsrs.

ASHLAND, Wis. Aug. 9-Yesterday
afternoon storm cloud broke over Che
qusmagon Bay. Rain fell in torrents
accompanied BY wind blowing Al tremend-
ous velocity. The roof was stripped from
the Fineld block. The Swedish Bspsist
church was lifted four feet from ito foun-
dation and turned around, and numerous
email buildings were twisted about. Al
WAahburn, on the opposite side Of the bay,
. circus was giving an exhibition when the
storm struck the tent and it collapsed. In
the panic, which ensued, two small boys
were crushed to death and number Of
others seriously injured.
The postoiiice building, . frame struct
ure on Main street in which were half .
dozen persons, collapsed and caught the
inmates in wha. seemed q death trap, but
by the fortunate Judgement OF timbsrs the
inmates all e,cAped without injury except
two women, one suff cred broken leg the
other coucusion OF the head. Half doz-
en- other buildirgs were damaged. The
roof OF the elevator was lifted up and
dashed upon the bay exposing the wheat to
the rain. Derricks and engines at the c'isl
dock were blown over and ruined and
many thousand feet OF lumber piled in the
Bigelow yards were blown into the water.
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SIX DROWNED
4 Yachting Party CapsIzsd in Dor.
chester Bay.


BosroN, Aug. . "A yachting rarty, con
sisting Of four men and Ave children, was
cruising in Dorchester bay, this afternoon,
when the boat capsized and two men and
four children were drowned. Skipper j.
NJ. Burke, aged i6 Wa, among the victims.
None OF the rescued can tell what caused
the accident, except that it took place while
the beat was tAcking. Those drowned, be
sides Burke. we're Thaddeus Munthon,
aged 80. Burke's daughter Nellie, aged II
his son JAIME, aged 8. his nephew and niece,
Shomas and Annie Csrmody, aged IL and
IL respectively. The boat was II or IA
feet long. The party lived in South Boston
and were cruising around Dorchs ster bay.
There WAS q sailboat about 200 yards away,
and it is claimed that the occupants paid no
attention to the cries Of the psople strug
Cling in the water Ut i too late. Aside from
this boat, there was 10 craft within half n
mile of the accident Louis Kes Z n pulled
half a mile to ihs spot in yachts tender
and saved two of the party who were hold
on to the cspsized boat. They were so ex
hausted that il required half an hours work
to re,uscitate them. Special Officer Barry
rescued another and recovered six bodies.
Burke had charge Of the party; he was a
carpenter BY trade. Yachtsmen say that
the boat contsined four or Eve more people
than it could safely carry. There wa.
scarcely any wind At the time Of the acci-
dent.
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STEAMER ON FRR.
Crsu H.rsle,lly fslshl tAs
Fhms for Ton Long D.ys. 7
The 100 Italian Sts1iSs Plssella9y
Had 10 Idea Of Danger.
Noble wosk a the Captain and Grew
In the Face a Death.

Nxw YoRx, Aug. . 9--SssAmship Cach-
mere arrived Al this port last Friday svsp-
iug With i60 Italian stsersye passengers On
board. IL vaa learned todsy for The asst
time that vhsn the steamer vas but one
day out from MaFseilles. iS vas Sepofsed TO
the captain that the sofs coal In the bashess
was on Gre. He gave orders that the ststcs-
est secrecy be observed, -, u the news
were spread among the passengers. IL would
be impossible TO avert panic Immediate
steps were taken 70 quench the Are, which
bad already gained serious osadwsy.
The pamps were put to work AID heavy
streams Of water poured upon the piles ae
coal and the deck above Il. This vss kers
up for ten days and not till the end Of that
tins was the IRE entirely sxtinxutshed.
TIE captain and crew we're on almost co0-
tiuuons duty dariag that time and ars COM
pieteiy worn out. During the whole TINS
none Of the psssenasss had any saspiti "a
Of the danger in which they stood, NOE did
they learn Of it until port was Reached.
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Meteorological Report
Aug. ., 1891. II r. M
WHIPPED THE DOCTOR
For Alleged 6laIdsTous Reports
Which he bad Calculated.

Lynn, Aug. S-Mre. Lizzie +. Dodge
has for several years been conspicdously
identified with reform movements in Lynn,
particularly i, the direction Of lifting the
erring from the roadside and opening up
new lives to them
As secretary of the Helping Hand
Mission che hiss performed vast amonn'
Of labor in charity's sphere, and is promi-
nently known throughout the state.
Some time since Mrs. Dodge. 90 it is re-
ported, contracted bill with Dr.. John B.
Andrews, = well kuown local ply sicisn,
which he has upon numerous occasions en-
desvored, With i'll success. to collect, Mrs,
Dodge denying her liability, claiming ths,
tie bill was contracted by her husband.
The refusal to psy' the bill csused the
most bitter enmity between the two partiei
in interest, DR. Andrews, 80 it is alleged
sending the vilest and foulest letters Ia
Mrs. Dcdge. even impeacbing the iadJ =
honor. He ALEC placed the alleged clsimi
in The .hA' Of a Chicago collection agency
Mrs Dodge r. esived several letters from
the concern which she plscsd in the hands
of ber counsel, who, fhrestening to prose
cute. caused the arrival of she letter.
usually incioscd in envelopes with 8 mourn
ing border, to cease.
The futile att mp. to collect III, bill an
gertd the doctor and 20, ~ rumof has II
he commenced to circulate wicked stories
relative TO Mrs. Dodge's character.
This morning Mrs. Dodge BY accident
met De. Andrews in Wells & Watts print
ing once on Monroe street. ard then and
there ensued = most sensational scene.
Mrs. Dodge accused the doctor Of SANDER
log her fair name and chsrges and couniei
charges we're made. For atoat An hou
the vordy cot fiics continued, until unable
Ior ger to control her anger. Mrs. Dodg'
struck the doctor in The face with hel
hand. He attempted to resent when thu
ifate woman struck At him right and left
occasionally using her feet snd kickioI
him. The doctor endeayofed. to hold bi
own but he Vas unable to Withstand the on
slaueht and, deeming discretion the bette
pars Of valoY, fed, followed into the stree
By Mrs. Dodge. Here the doctor mar
aged to eiude his irste pursurer and, WI
/ his face bearing the marks Of the combss
his hsir dissrrsoged and his clothing torn
be made bis way home. The matter
: likely to reach the courts.
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Battles i,I Exeter. Me-. Races. August
llth.

3hiNuTEs CLASS.
N. I. Edminster, South Esns, b NJ
Mona s.
A. N. Burrill, Skowhegap, b. g., Dirigo
Jf.
r. W. Burrill. Skowhsgsn. b. g.,
Othellu.
Steve Penny, Skowhesan, b. M, wi,na
naught -,.
DR.. l. =. Tssh, Fairfield, b. ., Mystic
Withers
F.H. Wigsiu. Etna. b. m Lady Ham
ilton.
A. X. Libby, Har.land, b. s., Ripple,
boy.
il. l.. Williams, H.rtIsud. b. m., Car
lots.
Ed. Davis, Old Town, Ch. e., Genera
Jackson.
}. L. Ellingwood. Bangor, blk. g., Whit
Nose.
C. l.. Aibee, East Exeter, gr. m Jean
nette.
Lyman Leighton, Exeter, br. g., Tfen
ton.
N. F. Woodoock. Ripley, b. m. Ar.
Belle.
=. e, Buker, Hartlsnd, z. r., Judge W
s. ID. Biaisdell, Augusta, b. m, Mer
maid.
A. J. Libby, Gardiner, ch. g.. Youns
Pilot.
Isaiah Croveli, Canssn, b. g.. Ton,
Knox,
G. Boody, Brooks. b. z , Saturn.
2.40 CLAss-TRoTTiHc AND PACING.
X w. BurIill. Skowhegan, b. Z. Mich
ErsiD-
A. N. Burriil, Skowhessn, blk. m. Be-
Chas. Burriil, Skowhegan, b. m. Kitty 3
Stan Nay. Skowhegan, bro. m. DInah.
Il. B. Melvin, Exeter, bro. . Erwin NJ.
DR.. l. p. Tash, Fairfield, b. 9. Unclt
Josh.
A X. Libby. Hsrtlsnd, g. g. Ora,
Terror.
AK. Libby. Har'lsnd. blk. 8. Rustic
II. L. Williams, Hsrtland, bro. z. Hszls.
wood.
ii L.Willisms, Hartland. b. m. Hortense
G. W. Morse. South Newbu,g, 4. ID
Aagie Morse.
+ h. Ireland. Stetson, ch. m. Midget,
@. r. Davis, Etns, b. z. Bharlie d.
N. n. Lluuyt DABuhuut " o. INeb
DIR +. 8outhard. Lincoln, br. Z. Harry s.
Allie Pierce, Bangor, bro. Z. Leonard
Lyman Leighton, Exeter, b. m Grscs N
J. A. X. Hilton, North Ansop, blk &
Double Header.
G. r. Palmer, East Dover, b. m. Lsdy
Franklin.
Ed. Davis, OIdsovn, ch. g. Gen. Jack
son.
CT. Robinson. Ellipgwocds Corner, br
g., Gladstone.
r. F. Buker, Hartisnd, z e., Judge W
G. Il. Lane. Brooks, .. O., King Pin.
Appleton Webb, Waterville. ch. m
Hilda.
Appleton Webb, wa.ervilie, b. g., Ed.
muLd.
OPEr-Io ALL.
DR.. I. T. TAsh. Fairfield. blk. o., VaI
H.lmont
A. N. Burrcl, Sko~ hogan, b. m., Lille
Mac.
A. X. Libby, Hsrtlsnd, 6. &, Gray Ter.
ror.
A. X. Libby, HsrtIand. b. o., Ned B.
j. l.. EIlingwood. Bangor, blk. D., Black
Crook.
d z. Clement. Levant. b. 4 John N.
Appleton Webb, WatervilIe, b. o., Noun
tsibeer.
ArpIeton Webb, wstervilIs.b 9. ,Louis p.
A. j. Libby, Gardiner, blk. m, Msdofs.
A. J. Libby, Gardiner. b. g., Bustsf
| scotch.
II h. Tozier, Gardiner, blk. m. Bird.
Il B. Pillsbusy, Unity. bro. g.. Frank .
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WAsHIsoToS, Aug. 9.-Statistics re-
ceived by the bureau Of American republics
show . growth in the population Of the Ar
sentine Republic since 1861 from 1,350, 900
to 4 ,000, 600. and in the number Of acres
under Guilty. alton from 400 ,000. to !, 900. 600.
In 1861 the only railroad was one from
Buenos Ayres to Msrio. distance Of is
miles. Over 500 miles Of railroad are now
open to traffic ard 60O0 more 10 course Of
construction The public deos has increase d
from 81 ,O00 600 TO s40l 900 900, exclusive
Of csdulas ard paper currency, which would
raise il 20 96i3 COO COO.
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FOUND MURDERED.
Terribly 8satsu and Iiursd by ,
Bxoohlya Bdegs Policeman.

Patterson, N. j.. Aug. AT abou.
9 80 O'Clock last night. James MeElroy,
aged sbou. 45. vas found murdered in the
area way beside his boarding house, IA
Passaic street, by Andrew Wells, proprie-
tor Of the house. The msn's skull had
been badly crushed and bis face was hoT-
ribly dis6gured
The terrible de ed is laid to Joseph Smith,
. Brooklyn bridge policeman, who was here
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Wella, boarding
house propiietor's wife. II is said that at
about o O'Clock McElroy came home
slightly intoxicated and Smith without
cause attacked him with some blunt instru-
ment. striking him on the head aud then
dragging him into an Alleyway and leaving
hin, to die, where he was found by Wells
half an hour later.
Several persons claim to have been wit
nesses Of the a air but are keeping quiet
Smith. after doing ths terrible deed, left
the city. Ii is believed that he will be
captured tonigh. in Brooklyn or New York.
McElroy was q hard working lsb)rer aud u
cesble man.
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First Maine Heavy Adultery Assc-
ciation.

The fifteenth annual reunion Of this regi-
ment will be held at Buckspors. Me-, on
Monday, Aug. 24h, 1891. Arrangement
sre not fully perfected, but j, 10 expected
that steamer will be chartered to take the
comrades and friends from Bangor and
vicinity.
The fares on Maine Central Railroad are
one fare for lhs round trip 90 Boston &
Bangor Steamboat Co.'S line, from Rock
lard and Bangor and all intermediate land
inss to Bucksport and return, one fare for
round trip. Tickets cold Aug. 22. % and
"a Return limited to Aug 30 From
Boston to Bucksport and return. - 90.
These rates will be given to members and
their friends and lsdies accompanying
them. Tickets from Boston sold on Aug
22j, and Sunday, Aug. 23i. only. and linn
lied to return TO and on SUNDAY, Aug. 30.h.
10 applying for tickets comrades will show
their invitstions.~
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KILLED THE M AN.
CoIorsd Woman ntabs ard MortaiIy
Wounds q Mau.

PHiLApELPHIA, Ps Aug. 9.-Duriug an
known as Frank HetzelberRer and Iix
Howard (colored). the woman stabbed
HetzelberRer in The breast. producing q
wound from which he bled to death in 20
minutes. The Howard woman, who is an
old offender and terror to the police, was
arrested.
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WILLIAMS BLOOD sYsv!

l fully endorse the above.
Hey T. =
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SEE WHAT HER NEIGH
BORS SAY.

Sot-rU CHINA, Ne, July iith, 1871.
DR. W. Hl4hams;
can cheerfully bear testimony TO thu
truthfulne~, OF the statement of Miss Susat
Jones of this place A. TO her condition lasl
spring, and the great change that has taker
place in her health since she commenced
taking BLOOD >lRtTP, Last spring. She
appeared to le at deaths door and all her
friend, and ueighlrors though she was on hei
death bed. Her face was 30 swollen and lis
cotored that she was scarcely recognizable
hy her neighhors. Not only l. her genera
health apparently fully restored but the erup
| tiou on her face has almost disappeared.
Mi, Jones is 4 respectable, intelligent lady
daughter OF the late Eli Jones. well knowI
in his life time TIM ousout the country a, thu
greatest Preacher, refornier aud missionary
OF the Friends Church. She is n lady belovet
and respected by all her neighbors anC
aiuantsuccs-
NV daily place OF business for years pas
has i,teu opposite her residence, and an,
statement he may give you about her cast
viii be fully believed by sill who know her
{. ". RANDALL, Grocer.
fully endorse the above.
!
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Damage by LiehtniDg-A Fsisrdiy
| Horse Tfot.

Especial to the KEssEBSc JOURNAL.
Ellsworth, Aug. s.--A heavy thunder
shower passed over this city Friday even
ing. The lightning struck the foundry
passed down the two chimneys, tearing
them to pieces and going out through the
corner Of the building doing slight
damage.
A horse trot took place at the park Fri
day afternoon between DIR. Nys's horse oi
BrooksviIie and Mr.. Edward Chase's h ,rse
of BluehilI. DIR. Nyes horse .rotted ir
2 IS and Mr.. Chsse's horse trotted in 2 IS
There was large crowd present.
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Entries for tho North Arson aaosss

Hntriss for tho North Arson aacsas
Following sre the entrie, for the North
Anson races:
3 90 CLAss-rURsE 500.
J. B. Twaddle, North Ansou, blk. m
Tes-e Boon.
r. Il. Bpker. .Hsrtlard, z. z. Judge W.
Roscos Esmos Embden; b. III. Nellie X
A. X. Perkins, Skowhegsn, ch. g
Dusler.
j II. Gates. jackson, b. 9. Victos's Last.
Il ". Hsines, Skowhegsn, b. Z. Othelio
Il. W. Hsines, Skowhegan, b. z. Difigo
Jr
A. X. Libby, Hartlsnd, Ripley Boy.
Charles Hsiy, Waldoboro, blk. 8. Dlac
Stranger.
2 A cLAss-PURsE 800.
s. C. Brooks < Sop, Hsrtland, b. 8
Almsgo.
Frank E. Csrville, West Pennington, b
m, Eleanor.
F.w Sssvey, Mt. Vernon, blk. g..
Cyclone.
F. W. Seavey, Mt. Vernon, bikes, Rot
Roy.
Nelson Weston, Skowhsgsn, b. g, Boy
Fred.
G. II. Rhodes, Harmony, blk. s., Judge
Franklin.
j. II. Gates, Jackson, ch. g.. Little Ned
b Smith. Sko~began, b. g, Bonnol
X. W. Burriil, Skow hogan, blk. M, Bess
Ney & Burrill, Sko"hegsn, br. m.
Dinkh
A. Is. Whitney, West Pennington, eh.
Jim S
d. NJ Foster, Canton, br. m, Maggie
FrAbkiin.
A.. Libby. Hsrtiand, &. g., Gray Ter
ror
Frank Buker, Hsrtlsnd, z. g., Judge W
237 CLASS. ruRsE 500.
o X. Fuller, Hsrtland, b. g., Ben But
I-ler
George Palmer, Dover, b. M, Lady
Franklin.
Frank +. Carville, West Pennington, b.
m Eleanor.
David Ellis, oakland, ch. s., General
Fesrnaugh:.
C. B. Gilman, Wsterville, br. s., General
Hancock.
Ney & Burrill, Skowhegan, b. M, Lilly
Nc
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Boy Drowned at B. Gwdoinham.
Special to the kENNEhEC JOURNAL

BowpoIsHAN. Aug. s.-This forenoon
at about s O'Clock, Charlie, aged years,
the only child Of Clarence and Lizzie
Bates, fell overheard from the wharf Of the
Sagadsho Fertilizer Co. and vas drowns d.
His father saw him struggling, but reached
the fatal spot only to see him sink the last
time Efforts were made with improvissd I'd
means 20 rescue the child with = physician
on The spot in case Of success, but the body
vas not recovered until II so. The
funeral services took place Sunday. The
Methodist Sunday School. Of which the
lad was member, had charge Of the ser.
vices.
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-FOUR DROWNED.
equali Cspsizss q Boat Load oi
CniidIsn-fhSss Saved

MILWAUKEE, VIE, Aug 9,--Four ycurR
persons, children Of prominent business
men, were drowned in Lake Pswaukee, 20
miles from here, today. They were out III
u email sail boat with three others. A
squsll struck the boat, cspsizing il. II was
heavily balissted and sunk almost imme-
diaieiy, leaving seven persons struggling In
the water The sges Of the drowned
range from Is TO 20.
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Attempted Highway RobbsTy at Rich
mond.

Special to the KENNhBEC JOURNAL.
RICHMOND, Aug. 9.-Dsy before yester-
day, as Mr.. james Haynes, a most worthy
and respected citizen Of this place, who
sells tin and email wares throughout the
country, was driving to the main road
through GRAMS woods, he was stopped by
two tramps. One seized the horse and tte
other grabbed for Mr.. HAYNES lie had
been using his knife for some purpose, and
with it made pass for his asssilapt, who
released bis hold and both the rascsls ran
away.
Just previous to this the two men had
called at Mr.. Israel Sturtevants and OBJ
tanned some milk. with which they mixed
and drank some liquor.
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Nor A WORD OF TRUTH
10 Reports that Bennington Battis
Monument Had bssn Astsch.d.

BURLINeroN. VI, Aug, 0.-DespAtche,
have been sent out from Hartford, Conn +,
stating that the Bennington battle monu-
ment had been attached 10 secure secufi y
tn = company at Hartford in $4,000. Dor
rowed by n former secretary Of the mopu
ment association and expended on said
structure. No attachment has been made
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ch.u,suao.ns .. rry. bug.

FRrEBuRe, Aug. Sat the Northern
New England Chautauq u Assembly Prof.
Ropes Of Bangor Theological Seminary
spoke This morniug And afternoon upon
Life in AnsirBt Greece ss Seen Ia In
Art. II ne Life a,d Literature. Rsv
DR.. W N Brodbecx CAV. = lecsure this
ever ing upen Books and Retdi,g'
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SHOT HIS FATHER
While Defending His Mother in
iQuirrel.
1 Brooklyn Bridge Policeman 1aldefs
Nan at Patterson, 4. ].
Colorsd Man AID Woman Quarrel
Man IL Murdered.

CiscissArI, Ohio, Aug. This morn.
ing Charles Neiman. aged 20. shot and
instantly Killed. George Niemsn, his father.
Tue father had frequent quarrels with hii
divorced wife who lived IN the same house,
and during;ons Of these the boy took BIZ
mothers part.
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Saturdays cricket games were: A,
Brockton, Brockton, Sc; Brooklyn, 4s
At Somerviile, Somerville, 60; Cambridge,
50. At Ms,ford, Cheises, 107; Medford.
10. At Lawrence, Mystic. 6i; Albion,
4G. At Worcester. Lynn, 46; Worcester
80. At Everett. 8ndover, 81; Everett. %
At Fall River, Fall River, f29; Warren.
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