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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24
SeuLLIvAN AHD eLAvIN.


New YoRK, July 23.--AHthuf Lumiey
and Charlie johnson, representing John L.
Sullivan, deposited $1,000 with the sporting
editor Of the New York Herald this after
noon to bind . match With Pat Slavin the
Australian. The money will be left on
deposit until Sept 1. and il is believed that
Slavin will cover il, - il 10 thought he can
not afford to ignore the challenge. Even
in the event Of Sullivsn,s declining TO sanc-
ton ths match, i; will still be $1,000 in
Slsvin's pocket, % forfeit money.
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aona1BLs lAuaDnas


PARIa, July 20 Two murderN similar
in character to those ascribod In Lon
don to Jack tho Ripper" have
been committed In Mssssilles With
In . week. A man giving an Italian
name twice took rooms, accompanied
BY woman. and in each case the woman
was Afterwards found murdered, having
been strapgled and then mutilated. A let
ter. sent TO the police, stated that these
crimes were the beginning Of ssfiss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24
FROM BANGOR
Cas- CIT the Track on Saltwater
Brapoh-Accidsnt at orouo.

BANGOR, July 23- "A special agent OF
United Staies department Of laoor, j. G.
Britton, 10 row in the city getting prices
prevailing on different staple commoditiel
In conn ection with the working Of the tsIi6
law, same as is being done elsewhere in the
county.
A freight trsin went off the track thi'
afternoon on the Saltwater branch Of the
Maine Central, and ran into house. doinl
some damage. One car was thrown into
the canal. The loss is not large.
Charles A. Colhom of Orono fell from q
beam in the barn this afternoon, breaking
his collar bone. The accident is probsbly
not fatal.
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ruilzD Dlssalcr roLlrIcs.


4
The fight 10 On for the Republicsn noni
netien in he rHird Congressional Diseic
Of Maine with thssa candidates svovedly ID
the Geld, asking support Of he convention
TO BE- held soans Ten months hence.
Were ve disposed 20 70 Do. n would
hardly be practicable for - 10 remain nsu.
trsl 10 the contest. therefore, s seens thaI
the better way u 70 come oat openly and
squasely for the nan Of our choice, ana
this We do.
We have known Edwin c. Burleish from
his schoolboy days mere than 80 ycafs-
and part Of that time have been quite init.
matsly associated with him. officially and
personally. and take this method to state
that ve are eafnestly IN favol
Of his nomination for Representative
in Congress from this district, be-
lieving his candidacy commends itself to
= very large number Of the people Of the
district. and believing, further, that In the
event Of bis election 70 that important
ofii e he will ably represent the people Of
the district and faithfully look after their
interests st the National Capitol.
Mr.. BuRleigh ID not only strong can
didate before the people. - hiss been amply
demonstrated tune and again, but he 10 .
strong man and rssolute man when there
10 important work TO be done, and does not
shrink from il when it cemes in the line Of
bis duty.
A Somerset gentleman remarked to ~
some weeks ego, referring 10 Gov. Bur-
leigh: He mskes good Governor aud !
do not see Why he will not, make . good
Representative to Congress" This opin-
ion psevails extensively among Republi-
cans in Somerset snd,' We believe, in other
counties ~ well.
Mr.. Burleigh has served faithfully and
efficiently in every public position he has
been called to. and this gives reasonable
assurance that. with the large experience
acquired in these public places and his
thorough knowledge Of State affsirs and the
bu.iness Interests of the State, he
will fll the important and responsible posi-.
lion Of representative, with credit to him
self and advantage 70 district that stands
second to none in the United States in the
intelligence Of its people and in the COM
maudipg ability and Influence Of it, repre-
sentatives in Congress for many years.
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A BIO sUI4
For Usiug an Infringement on Wato
Heaters Feed foE Fise Hugiues.

NEW HAVEN. c., July 23-Wm. A
Brickett and others Of New Jersey have
sued the city Of New Haven for $50, 900.
Brickell 10 the inventor of an Improvement
in feed wster heaters for steam nre engines
and claims that New Haven and Hartford,
against which city sjmilar suit has been
brought, use the infrinsemsnts. The case
will be heard before the United States
District court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24
For q Shattered Hand Duling Demo.
cratic Csis bEatiou.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, July 23.-Ex-
Mayor Cook. John J. Raleigh, Merit,
Clark and William II. Titcomb. members
Of the Democratic city committee, have
been sued for $4,000 by Johnnie Fsgan. Al
the Democratic jubilee after the last state
election, he picked up . big FIRE cracker
behind wagon from which they we're dis
charging fireworks, and it shattered biz
hand when it exploded. The property Of
eat h has been attached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

In the second event seven started out Of
l6 entries. Maggie T. vas the drst favor
tie, but whist and Tillie found ready
buyers. II required six heats 10 decide
this race, Tillie being the winner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24
FALLING HAY FORK
InDicts FiishtfuI Injuries on VIII
thtcp Mans Head.

W1srHRor, July 23.-Chsrles Frost. a
Young man, was seriously injured while
unloading hay iu a large barn Of X. Alden
this afternoon A bsyforb. heavily loaded.
rave way, failing long distance ard strik-
itg on bi, had ufioiing friehtful wounds,
knocking him tf the load and lpjufing him
severely.
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National eooisty Of Daughters Of the
Revolution.

WAsHIsoros, July 23 Action has been
completed under the new corporation Of
the Nations. Society Of the Daughters Of
the revolution Mrs. Benjamin Harrison
i. president general and Mrs. W. ID. Cabail
Of Virginia, fret vice president. The
registrar generate are Mrs. Eusenia Wash.
ington and Mrs. Howard Clarh; Mrs
Gsneral George II. Shields is recording
secretary. general, and the committee Ia
charge OK national organization 10 Mrs ii
v. Bp, ntou, Mrs. A. Leo koott and Mrs
} ohn w. Foster.
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meteorological Report.
iJuly q, 1921. II r. MI
70 RECOVER $e4 SAC.
euit Brought Against Suspended Grain
Firm Of Philadelphia.

PHlLADEIrHIA. July % Suit was en-
tered this afternoon in common pleas court
by the fhird National Bank Of this city
sgainst the recently suspended grain firm
Of William W. Alcnrn & Co.. of this city
to recover s64. 1876 being the aggregate
amount Of IS promissory notes, aud also
for an overdrawn bank accouns. for which
the defendants are responsible. The notes
are nsds by . number Of different parties.
but are ali endorsed by Alcon G Co, and
range In amounts from $3.50 to 4l0. 600.
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nIvcHBLL ok
His q W with elsvic, But the rheatse
Cauo.ia the Engage msut.

LoxpoH, July rs 10 explanation Of The
d,ssrAcefui quarrel that occurred between
Mitchell aud SlAvin In the Liverpool
theatre on "wednesday night. Mitchell
writes that Shawn end himsef he'd been 70
he races and had INDUCED 10 liquor freely.
Dutiog the spArrios S,avin Lost his
temper and both set 70 in earnest, giving
the audiences a rare chance to see Two
champions on their real merits. After
wards the two men shook hands and supped
and took wine together. Slavin tslsgraphs
that he 10 the best Of frisnds vith Mitchell.
In spite Of these assurances the theatre In
which the pusilists were giving exhibition
has cancelled their engagement.
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From Duluth. MINI. to London. with
out Shifting casgo.

LONDON, July % Tho new American
steel steamer Charles ". Wstmose. Cspt
Saunders. which sailed from Dulush
Mion., during the latter part Of June, A.
rived as Liverpool today.
The Wstm,Fs 10 sn inIand-built steamer
snd her cargo, which consists Of $4,000
bushels Of grain, 10 the first grain oasso
shipped from lake port direct To Liver
pool without being rehsndled. Her rout<
vas down the lakes from Duluth, thsouat
the Wslland Canal and thence down The st
Lswrerce river and scfoss the Atlantic.
Ths success Of this voyage 10 evidsncl
that the proposition 70 establish direct cor
Dunication bseSesn European ssd olhss
ports and Tie port Of Chicago 10 entirely
feasible.
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New England League.

Al Lewiston
Innings. 10
Lowell .......... 3 T. :
Lewiston ....... 2 0 0 2 o.
Hits-Loweli, 8; Lewiston, s. Errors Lowell
3; lie Wiston,7. Flanagan and Broughton, Morse
and Burns.
Al Pofsland-Kelly. late Of the Morrills,
pitched for Portland today and he shut the
Manchester out. The game vas we'll
played throughout.
Innings. I a 67.s
Portland .........,.. 0 0 o 0 o. 2
Manchester-...... o 90 % G. 0
Hits-Portlaud, 6; Manchester, Q. Errors
Portland, .; Manchester, Q. Kelly and Shine;
~ ~o.t. Ntahr
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rHB rroHr Is OFF.
New Orleans Parties flying to Ar.
range . Fight fos December.

BT. PAUL, MIMI, JNly 2s.-The Fitz
simmon. Hall contest 10 "of," % far II
this state 10 concerned. r.. N. Frank Of
the Olympic Club Of New Orleans 10 neg ,
tiating with these men and hopes
10 secure them for his club
during the fall or early winter. pfoba-
bly, in December. They will fight for q
purse Of $4,000, II they 20 70 New Or
leans. Tonight he completed arrange
ments with Carroll and Myer for . Asht to
teke place before the Olympic club Of New
Orleans. for purse Of 5000. st l40
pounds top weight and for the lightweight
championship Of the United States.
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sPAsKs Pnol AAIHn WIRno.

A Rhode Island pofsy Steamer vas
caught in the sct Of Hsrpsvell shore, Mon
day, seiuing within the limit.
The SD intelligence has Just resched
South Hancock that I. N. Smith . worthy
citizen Of South Hancock, was killed BY the
cars wecnesday morning. at Green's Farms.
Connecticut. The bfdy will srfive BY rail
ThuPedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

WAsHIxsTox, July 23-Pensiops have
been granted to these residents Of Maine:
Original. Darius 8. 8aDbofn. Henry b.
Huntoon. Seth o. Rogers, Frank A. Knight,
Edwin K. Bacon, Justin N. Wheeler, Mar
cellus Freeman, Seymour w. Colby.
Samuel ". Bond, john q. Daggett. Oliver
W. Robbins, John ". Stockveb, Charles
@. Andrews; reissue, Roswell 8. Garland.
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II WAC MURDBR
Killed by HE Riva',, Fighting Over q
0isrs Hand.

MorosGAHELA CRY, Pa. July rs The
city 10 excited over prize fight that turned
into . murder. Harry Boyd and John
Myford. living at Black Diamond. mining
town just outside Of the city limits, guar
relied over . girl and decided to fight IL
out according to prize ring rules.
They were both young fellows and almost
equally matched, though Boyd SCENE d
more scientific, Three terrific rounds wtf
fought when Boyd delivered . tremendous
blow on Myford's neck, just over the jusu-
lar. Myford staggered back few steps
and fell to the ground insensible. He was
picked up by his friends, but never re-
covered consciousness and expired IN hour
later. Boyd surrendered himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

DELAwAAE BxsAkwArsR, Del. July 73.
The big Schooner G. G. Dsne. which
vas thrown 500 feet up ON the beach here
by monster wave during lsss years sfest
asorm. vas bsuIed out yestefdsy through
A.empofsTy cn al that he'd been dug to a ,si
her. he yesssi 10 nshs, and proceed ded "a
PhiIsd. !. hi., ubi'hsr III, wss bound when
pireek BY TIVE sto4 m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24
Died nom Hfs Iojuriss

BANGOR, July 23-John f. Carleton,
aged SO years, 3 hay dealer in Boston, Was
thrown from his csrrisge in runaway &C.
cidsnt in Qfringson, Monday. breaking =
leg. He died from it's effects Thursday
morning at Bucksport Centre. where he had
been visiting. The remains will be taken
TO Somerville, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

As foilnss Mondays. Tuesdays. fhursdays,
Ftidsys, saiurdays, leave Gardiner at A. n.
Richnnond, : A. d. >, Bath, . A NJ. Sunday, Leave
Gsrdiuer, sA ". Richmond, A n. Rath, lo
A N. Rstaraing. leave Boothbay at 30. T. ,
Bath. 3.tb Richmond. as. standard tine. Inc
boat will be pen for charter on Wednesdays.
vii land at So Gsrdines. Boston Island and
Isle OF sprisg. on signal. and At Mouse. capitol
snt Squirrel is'ands AMI ocean Poiot each way,
every trip.
All freight and baggage must have its owner
and place OF destination on same, or Y VIII
net BE- received on board the steamer. AL Gag
sage At esrdiser transferred free by kinseiia's
tSrress Special rates 10 eNt nrsiou psrtie:.
ttRhS-Ffom Gardner 10 800 hbsy. lsanas
and return. ti.ss; Richmond, 81. Bath. eos
Round trip same dtv. Gardiner. Ell. Richmond
5sc. Passengers from Ansust, and Hsiioseii
eoauset with boat hy n. & aud eieclric railroads
n. A. HARADES. Ageut, Gardiner; y !
ROBINSON, Agent, Richmond; Y. - GREEN
LIEF, Agent, bath. iunssnu
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.G LIZZIE \. SNOW,

Capt. Higgins,
vii iesvetAngu,ta every day for Bath toachins At
all the places on the river and all vessels Aad Ice
houses vhcn signsiled. Leave Augusta at A. ",
Hsowcli At us A. NJ, Gardiner ut A. ",
standard tine; kioemond. 80 a. NJ: arriving n
Bath at II % A, NJ. Leaving Bath at 10 +. NJ,
ArNvtnG In Auxssta nj s.l5 r. n.
TAR1Os
Hre1 Augssta TO hath, .s5
Rssnd trip, el.3S
ns..d mp. ~ sI.oo
From Gardiner 70 Bath. so
=" Rlcha0nd TO Bash, 40
" So. Gardlnsr 70 Bath, 40
snsdtf
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John o'B.,.u VIII 90 70 Brooklyn.

BosroN, July % PRECEDENT Brine
tonight sigued John J. O'Brien. the second
bssemsn Of the Portland club to play in
Brooklyn, filing Collins place. Captain
Ward heard very favorable fspsfts Of
O'Brien's ability and urged his fmmediate
employ mens. He will play In Brooklyn
Saturday.
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Base Ball at Richmond.

Special to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL
RIcHMoNp, July 25 The fat and lean
men. base ball clubs play here Friday
afternoon. This afternoon the shoe team
defeated the High School nine by score
Of IS to 1S Saturday the Richmonds go
to Bath. where they will play the Bath
team. The Blonde has been chartered to
take down . pRrty.
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eI0HAL SERVICE

Weather Indications fos the Next a
Houis.
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2.9 CLASS. PURSE tsco.

Charles Yapp, Lawrence. 70. e.
lille !
X. Caldwell, Lee. N. H., br. -,
Fiossie R..-....-..,....-.....,.l :
RocavieW Farm, Providence. b.
M. Maggie T..................
j. Carpenter. Cransson, X. J., b.
m. Dunctte. te.................... Sdts
I. Mc6osgh, Providence, X. J..
ch. m, Lady Hampton. n.........7 5dis
A. J. LibbS. Gardiner, Me-, ch.
m, ChevAlita. .................. D DR.
&. b. Cook. Worcester, b. e.,
whist. Wb
Time, s.a9i. 27i, 2.2si. 2.soi. 3ol, 2.s2i.
Judges, C. K. Drew Of Great Falls, Ham
Brock Of S.. Johnsbury, VT, and Byron
Kimball.
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Yachts at Hockland.

RocxLAsp. July pr. H. Whites
steam yacht viking is in the harbor; also
. versI yachts belonging to the South Bos-
ton Yscht Club bound for Bar Harbor.
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LAWRENCE RACRS.
essd frsttiD6 But Iiill
Hefs3 Vaft Net ID Il.
Rain Causes 1 Postpolsnalt oi IN
Ricss Il Dttrolt,


LAwaKxcE, Mass., July 23.--The third
day Of the July meeting Of the Lawrence
Riding Park Association. caused 70 sssem-
bic ct The park large crowd Of interested
spectators. The weather vas excellent.
and the track was in good condition. The
events were the tross Of the 2.40 and 3.29
classes. In the drst event nine started out
Of II fentriss. J. 8. being the favorite.
although Sylvester X. sold we'll. The lat
ter won in three straight heats. The sum-
mafies;
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Usiss HIS Cisosit Breaker Wishosi
PMmioglon.

New YoaK, July 23.--Chaslss J. Per.
kins today alsd bill Of complaint h The
Circuit Couss. ssking for e iDjsnotisn
sgsinss ths Ellison 0snsral Blscsic C.
He Chains thas he b The fnvsntos of IN
improvement ip circuit bssaksss for cleo
tsic lamps, which be sssigned - The United
States Electric Lishiing CoDpsny, AID
which. he charges, the Edison Company 10
making uss Of without suthoeity.
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DREARY DISMAL DUMPS

are the results of a deranged
liver which may be put in
order by using kickapoo In
dian Sagwa, a Medicine pre-
pared by the Indians from the
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TanRs WAS NO FIGHT.
tue He'll and Fiszsimmons Contsst
Did Not Take Piscs.

Sr Paul, MINI July 20 23-Fitzsimmor,
and Hall were 10 this city all the forenoon,
and IN Associated Press reporter saw Fiiz
simmons st O'Clock. There 10 NO ground
for the report Of . fight in Wisconsin u
telegraphed East this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

9; Manchester, .. Kelly and Shine
O'Neil and Nicholas.
1sw nussapd League Standing,
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Co,nuc ncing Monday, June e9th. 1921, train
will run as follows, connecting AT Oakland WITH
Msius Central Railroad.
For BOSTON. Portland, Lewiston, Waiervilie, Au
gusta, showhsgan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave bingham. 63 NJ.
fI2 20 =. NJ, solon. 65Z 4. NJ, i2h VI. Cara
tuna tslis. 'e.5i a, " u 0s p. n. Embdob. 70'
An. l.0r VI. North Ansop, ~ A NJ, SO T.
"; Auson, III a. NJ, ~ r Vi, Madison, 70 a
~, OF. q, Sorridgewock, 10 4 NJ, 22l =
". Bsngs siding. = SO A. N 80 .2u = VI Sawtsl,
Crossing, 'so1 . y, 'ej3 81, mft'e Oakland
s.N A. N > 50 NJ
Prom Ro,ton. Portland, Irwiston. Augusta, Wa
tervilie, Sko~hsgan and Bangor
Passenger traius leave Oasi ind, pna A. VI. a
y. st SswtrIr Cros.lDg. - 20 A NJ. . % y ~
Rapgs Ridiug, - a N - % T.. Norriigc
wock. 9 ~ A VI. g. ~ =, VI, Madison. qd 4. W.
; ab =. NJ. Au#aa.p ID 4 " y =. North An
.on, 10 os A NJ. 80 NJ hmbdrn. 1870 A, N4
sner " ,&arFaiunk Fails. 20 Is A. NJ. % II +
". solsp, 40 o. 81 i 10 q arrive Brigham
tI.eo A. ", go T.. ~.
Flag stations. at which traina STOP on ssnsl or
notice 70 conductor Mixed between Hingh IN
and North An,oa. WM ". AVER, Supt.
sept3dtt
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csssd.. R.vsaua nom the cnin.s.

OTTAWA, July 23.<-For the year ending
June 30, 1891, the amount collected at the
port Of Vancouver. B. c., - duty on
Cinnamon entering the Dominion. was SIS.
95s. Is against % ,563 for the year ended
June 80, 1890, an increase Of sl2. 395. The
anount exacted from each Chinamsn who
sets foot in Canads 10 el20.
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2.s0 cLAsS-ftksk &Ap.
N. j, stone. Manchester. n. H., b 4 Syl.
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Association.
Association Standing .

HtG-NlnCiunau,s e Oh LOUIE, 10, rfIOTs-Cln
cinnati, o; ST. Louis, 3. widner and Kelly
stivetts and Munyan.
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NO IacasAsH
10 Navy Yssd Forces to bs Msds Un-
less Absolutsiy Necessary.

wAsHrxeroH, July % Secretary Tracy
has directed that no increase BE- made in
the force employed at any Of the navy
yards, except where spscial work fequif-
ing haste makes il absoluteIy necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-24

Al Albsuy-Lebanon, 8; Albany, s.
AT Troy-Troy. 1; Syracuse. 5.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Pfovi.
dence 2.
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Found Dsad 10 II sBoat-0hot Though
the Breast.

DAakRIscorTA, July % - Edwin Is.
Weston, sged 10 years, only son of Cgfus
Weston of Bremen, was found dead in his
boat on Pemsqu'd pond at O'Clock,
Wednesday night, shot through the breast
He took a sun after dinner and said he was
goiag gun;ipg. Not returning to supper,
search revealed his dead body lying face
downwards in the boat. He had been in i'll
health for . year.
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No Rsoss at Detroit.
suEs ran COMMITTEE

DETRoir, Mich, July 23.-Rain caused
= postponement Of today's races.
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THINK OR IT!
HiHstsns Fsll Ialiurils n
Inches In Circumference.
South Dakoll Visited BY ID Storm
Crops Badly Dlna6ad.
lainnssota Also Gets Q Dose Of the
gsme Uawsicome visitos.

AsExpExH, s. D., July 2S.--Reports are
coming in of destructive hsil storm which
passed about 20 miles north OF here. Tues
day. The track Of the storm extended
from Hosmer. . point 40 miles west Of
Frederick, and eastward for over 100 miles
and was from one 10 four mnes wide. In
some localities great damage was done.
Hail ssones Of immense size fell near
westport. some measuring IA inches in
circumference. Many farmers lost their
entire crop Of from 50 to 100 pcres. The
crops along the line Of the stefm, were ex-
cellent.
In Minnesota.
Sr. PAUL, Minn., July 23.-A special
from Austip, MINI. says: A terrific hail
and wind storm, fully mile wide and sew
erai miles Ia length. visited the northern
portion Of this county IN Wsitham town.
ship last evening and ruined everything in
lie path. The damage viii aggregate thou
sands Of dollars.
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WAR DKrARrMEKT,

For New. England: Showers; statior-
ary temperature, except slightly cooler at
Boston; southcrly winds.
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known disease of the blood,
Constipation. Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsias lndises-
ton, Loss of Appetite,
Scrofula, Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever. If you are
languid, weak and debilitated,
you need Sagwa. 1t will put
new life into you. For sale
by all Druggists.