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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-25
faH FINAL sfRUo0La.
BaImscsda Leads His Troops Against
the IosuTgeuts.

New York. Aug. "A dispatch to the
Herald from Valparaiso. dated August 23,
says the forces Of President Bslmsceds and
Juuta Degsbierno are clinched in final
desperate struggle for the mastery Of Chill.
The chosen battle ground 10 in full view
The battle has been raging practically
for ,hree days.
The hrst engagement was ct the mouth
Of the Acencsqua on Friday. On that day
six Of the insurgent war ships we're
anchored at the mouth Of the river, and
under cover of their guns the army Of the
Junta undertook the task Of forcing the
passage Of the river.
Desperate and bloody battle resulted
lasting pretty nearly all day, when the
government troops were forced to retire.
The list Of cssualties will foot up nearly
5000 men killed and wounded.
Late the following evening the attacking
army arrived in front of Balmaceds's main
line Of defense. 1t was then too late to
give battle.
In the meantime President Balmsceda,
with every available man in this depart
ment, with bimself in command, went to
the front. He has over Is, 900 available
fighting men. while the insurgent forces
had been reduced to less than 1000.
The Congressionslists attacked in force.
this morning, and all day long the battle
has ragged with utmost Herceness.
The most intense excitement prevails in
this city, the constant stream Of vour ded
being brought into the city from the front,
and temporary hospitals are being fitted up
where every possible attention is given the
wounded.
Nearly all the women who had not left
the city have volunteered their services as
purses and they and the full medical force
Of the city have their hands full.
T From the wounded and their attendants
only the most fragmentsry information as
to the progress Of the fight can be obtained
and it 10 utterly impossible at this writing
to form any judgment ss to which side is
getting the better Of it.
No doubt this will be the decisive battle,
for il the insurgents sre victorious they can
easily take Valparaiso aud then march on
to Santiago. On the other hand, il the
government should be the victor, the in
surgents will have received such blow
that they will hardly recover from 1t.
Admiral Brown, commanding the AueIi-
can fleet here, and the commanding officers
Of the other naval forces, have combined
to protect the lives and property Of foreign
citizens.
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Nsw YORK. Aug "A
FLOUR Receipts. 222os ctss: exports. 6ssi
sales, i9soo bbk, low extras ) 55as 80; Cny
mills 3oAss SO; City mill patents. es oOses.ooi
winter wheat. Low grades, g. 7ssed 80, fall q
clear, ei.5oss5.D s,raights. q 75aeS.4o; do. ps.
crime, o. 1864 ,00; fine, 3 o0at3 10.
WHFAT-keoslpIs 81 zoo bush; Exports. :3jso0
sales. Is7. .oOo. mai. active, unsettled. closing
sieadier, eakei with op,ions;-., -
tor, iilIaii2A aan, lillsll4i fob. No. north
IL; No 10 .t, Chicago. .si ~ M; No. nT, MI
waukee, ll5i; No. 8 red ,o9ait9i
BYE stronger. active.
CoRA- -neoeip'-. s0i75; sSports 5000; sale'.
Ioi co.,. mod. activ,. lower. tree sellers; No.
7sa77; elevator; 77AS siloat. No. whits,1
$4,000. lower. unsettled, mod active, NO. : SO;
~ white, 43ai4 Nc =, 37a3s do white i5s46i
No. |. IS; do white ,s; mixed west,n. ssassl
do white 4os5o, white state. 1os5o; No. III.
corrks-nio. qui t easy. fair oa'goes, 10.
centrifugal. ed tea ssis; refined. easier, :,
H",etsfi. sa lis S0' No. T. y; us; Ne No. is. 81
No. II, 81; No. Il, 1919; on al 1915 an
mould. II; standard. a 4 SIG; cohfeo.
pSadea SasTs sTanu.s GU. as snS osSe. Sissn '
M"LAssEs-foreign, nominal, New Orleans,
quiet, firm
PKrRoLKuM-qoiet,t tteady, united 6i4.
1uRPENTIHE-
PORK-dull, ea.y.
BKEy- dull, steady.
BEEF HAMs-guiet, Easy
LARD-weaser, dull tvosteYn steam % s2l; sale
100 tierces o. 50 oity steam, q 25s6 70; refined
dull; cJutinent, o. GOA Is y. A. o. 90.
BUTTER- quiet, fanc strong; state dairy liza
80; do cresmtry. lss23 western dairy, l2.is;
tEayfy fpss tnal I.-l
imitation creamery, 12A7.
CHkSaR- quiet, hrH steady; state, 6ls9i ;
fancy. qta9a; western al
s~etg,tp a iAvcrpOt. market, steady, mod.
erAtaly active.
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Rsmar bic Disoovefiss At the Lick
Observatory.

SAs JOSE, Cal, Aug. 24-Remarkable
discoveries have been made at the Lick
OF t.ervatofy. Prof. Holden, the director,
has secured through the big telescope better
photographs Of the moon than have been
taken spy where else, and the work Of pho
tosrsphins goes on every hour when the
satellite 10 visible. By studying these Pho
tcgrsphs with 8 msgaifying glsss ard COM
pairing them, any changes taking place on
the surface OF the moon may be discovered.
The astronomers on Mount Hamilton
have discovered some things that nobody
else ever saw, but they have not determined
wheth er these are new festures or tbipgs
that are too small to have been seen
through . less powerful telescope. Fer ex-
ample, upon the top Of one CT the noun
tains Of the moon the photograph shows .
luminous white spot that looks like snow.
IL snas 10 snow, snd il ii vas not there be-
fore, the presence of sn atmosphere il indi-
cand. II has been believed that the
moon has no atmosphere and therefore un-
inhsbitable bu: If is SHOULD be demonstfas-
cd that SHOWS falls upon the surface of the
satellite, the accepted theory would be up
set ard ssYonom-rs would bsgin TO study
the moon with res ard greater interests.
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BOSTON. Aug. IL.
We quote fine and superahe, s3a4 Is; extra ARD
seconds - 23a5 co. MINI bkef .oIeAr and straight.
as IS; winter pat q S5a5 s; sprins patent, q 20
s6 10 for Wis and MINI.
CoRsMEALr-Firm and uehapged.
We quote Choice kiln died At "a o0s3 os pa
ebl er bag. o. tsai 80. aadfor ehoios GrAaslatsd.
CoRS-4e quote high ,ixed 77aoos; steamer
yellow, soaooo; steamer. %; good no grade.
rye fIoUs II @ sa selling q IL IL ma. lcs. a. o. oo.s 10
per Dbl.
oA,aK.l.aI. steady g .tp 4oas 90 per Dbl ior
OAIs-New fancy oats. fs5io; NOS white. asa
SOC; No white. fsai9c; NV low grades. oos00.'.
BRAs-Spring bran in aoks at el7 0osco 90,
and els ocsoo co for winter
PORK AND HAMs-we qote: Long outs. sI4.
GOALS so; snort uuts. elf 2ai4 rs: backs. oi4 7s.
IS 90; lean ends. elsals so;pori tongues ei7 50 f;
tI2 90; butt pork, eio so: resh ribs. ioAc: saus,
iss: 's%ali. saise.. :'S :%Esd :seuIds::; sss.
fast bsoon. 30; pressed hsns, iosc.
BEEp-Extra plate and atra family beef,e %
az oo;Plate eli ooali 50 ;atra mess. eio % ;mes
comb iripe, t5 10 per hf bt
FRESH BKEP-Choice teers. giaejc; good, ss
PC; light, oa7io; extra hesy hinds, izal2lc; good,
i0aIic; light, 9laioc; heav fores, 6aOc; commos
to good, 5a6lc; light, 4a5 rattles, 4a5i; chucks
5a, backs, saae; rumps, eal2o; rounds, 6a9ic
runps and loins. isa15c; aort ribs, i1a13o; ioint
l4a1zc. Chicago butts and-olls are selling at lie
and tenderoins at 2oc.
OTHER FRESH MEATs-ChoIoe lambs i2a12le I;
sll 0oa0oc: Chicago milton. choice. 9s9le |,
yearlings. oaooc; choice Iexvy Brighton, yh9Se /,
Eastern, choice. sts9c; hstern veal, fancy. "a
ios. others. 5s9c: choice trixhton. eiaioo.
BUrTBR.-Qoiet but ste9y.
We quote western ezra omry, 200; fAnc)
well known marks, higher firsts and extra hrsts.
l6ai9c; extra limitation creamery, Iaaisc;
factory choice. ifaisc; NY and Vt extra cmry,
I9s2jc; N 7 and VT dairy, rood to choice, isalsc.
East cmry, good to choice lsalSc. Jobbing prices
jazc higher.
CBxssE-we quote: Ior,hern choice. sss4e.
Western, 7iao. lower gra.es ~ TO quality; saxs /,
o0a01.
BEass-Choice snail n hand picked pea, e2ao
q Q IS per bush; onoice N marrow nAnd- picked
o. z5a2 90; small VI had picked. % 00A0 o.; ;
choice screened pea, o. ioa 20; hand picked med
o. Ss23o; choice screened ~ ios2 20; choice yel
eyes, o. 73az 70.
YotiLrsY-Cnoice Norttsrn and Eastern fresh
killed spring chickens, 2oAzc fair TO good, i2Ai5e
Western fr.zen turteys, 0oi2c; chickens, 0VaOoc
fowl, ,isai5S; iced chickeaAnd fowl. .oosaoe live
fowls, fzic.
APpLKs-Norfolk green, s0s75 per crate.
DRIED DAPPLEs--Chotce lnd fancy eyaporRted
loai2c per ID; prime. ssose ;sun dried. ooa6oo.
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MAINB PBoPLH.

Prof. John w. Hstch, 9 graduate Of the
Maine STATE College, class Of 81, and nov
9 teacher In the Normsl aod Agricultural
Institute, Hampton, Va, has just been
elected . me mber Of the American Associs-
ton for the Advancement Of 6ciencs.
The Popular Science Monthly for Sep
tsmter contains . portrait ard biographical
sketch Of Prof. George Lincoln Goodals, .
native of Saso snd professor Of bossi ss
Havsrrd University. Prof. Goodsls hss
Just returned from . tour around the world.
and 10 the retiring presidsnt Of the Amsfi-
can Association for the Advancement Of
Science, now be lding iIs annual session In
Warrington.
Second Lisus. J. II. Little Of the rev.
snue cutter GRAFT is dssd ss Brooklyn. He
sas born in White field, Me-, February 20,
1874, aud became sailor when lad. Dn-
tsring the revenue marine March ., 1873,
ne served on several revenue cutters ,smocg
them be Chsss Of the New Bedford -
ton and the Dallas Of the Portland stat1en.
While on Ihs later vessel ne dlsdneuishsd
himself in sidias in the rescus Of the pas-
ssnaefs Of the steamer Camori6gs OF the
Boston aod Bangor Steamship Compaay's
line. which vas wrecked on Ola Naa's
Ledge between MonhegAn and White Head,
N lover Psnobscot bay.
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Squirrel Isl.sd's Real Estate Boom.

Squirrel Isisrd's Real Estate Boom.
sQuIsREL ISLAND. Aug. "a Squirrel
Island is having : ger uine real state boom
as . result Of the unusual activity Of the
past two summers. A syndicate CON ,sed
Of c. A. Davenport. efq, Of Maiden,
Msss. Lswis Chsse, efq., Of Rochester.
N. T., Amasa Pratt, esq., Of Lowell.
Mass. g. K Boutelle, esq Of Watefville,
Me II. l.. Pratt, esq Of Lewiston; ]. 8.
Maxey, erq and Charles White, esq, Of
Gardiner; Col. NJ. v. B. Chase of Au-
gustA and others have purchased fifteen
lots on the east bluffs Of the islsnd at $3.50
each, and propose to take FIVE more. Roads,
sidewalks and water supply will be put in
at once and 3 number Of new cottages will
be built on that aide Of the island next
ear. President Davenport will build two
for rental. he slresdy has three and flnds
Them paying investment.
This 10 the last season in whit Squirrel
Island lot can be bought for $3.50, ~ the
directors have voted to put the price up to
$500 next season. There are only . few
lots left now.
Here are two specimens Of the way the
boom has been felt here Charles White
Of Gardiner has sold lot that be purchased
for 500 many years ago. to Prof Bowman
Of Newark, N. j., the noted organist, for
$3.50, and Prof. Bowman will build . fine
cottage mex season. Again, q Methodist
clergyman in Cambridge. Mass, purchased
the Beals cottage, one Of the Oldest build
ngs and known % ''the haunted house."
for $500 few days sgo. He has since
been offered 81 COO for it by two parties
ard it would be good trade at that price.
Mrs. Starr Of Rockford, Ill, the we'll
known musical leader. will build q cottage
here next season.. With such residents as
she and Prof. Bowman and Mr.. Savage,
the islsni will be very rich musically.
Gen. Fl. L. Mitchell Of Bargor will build
a cottage here or buy one, at once.
Squirrel will see more building next
season than il has known for years.
At meeting Of the directors en- Satu,
day evening, Mr.. C. A. Davenport Of NAL
dep, Mass was chosen presidens in tie
place Of Judge Bonney, who declined 0
serve another year. Mr.. Davenport is the
fortunate receiver Of an income Of $780,
600 year, is an enthusiastic Squirrel man,
,pe nds thousands of dollsrs here every
season and can be counted uron to give the
resort yesr Of gratifying development.
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BucKsPoRr, Aug. 24-About $50 com
rades and as msny more friends sre in
attendance at the 18th annual reunion Of
the First Maine Heavy Artillery Aso-
cistion. The business meeting was
called to order in Emery hail
at 10 o'clock by Sergeant Rufus
p. Peskes Of Bangor. Nine deaths were
reported since the last reunion. The fol-
lowing list Of officers was elected for the
coming year; President, Capt. Horace II
Shaw Of Portland vice president, Capt.
Cyrus K. Bridges Of Penobecot; sergeant,
James B. Parson Of Dwight, Ill. secretar
Isaac J. Dunham Of Winterport; assistant
secretary, Emery S. Wardwell of Bangor
treasurer, Capt Henry E. Sellers Of Ban
gor; boa,d Of dire ctors, Albert P. East
man, Washington, d. c., Corp. Calvin
Farpsworth Of Washington, D. c., Frank
A. Clark Of Washington, ID. c., john
A. Lapcy Of Sharon, Mass. SerRt. Ru
fus P. Peakes Of Bangor. 1t WAS voted
to hold the 1t reunion in 1892 At Wash
in gsop. d. C. At IL O'Clock refreshments
were served in the gallery and during the
afternoon the comrades and friends visited
Fort Kucx and other places Of interest in
the village leaving on the four O'Clock
train.
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President BaIms csda Unsbls to Bor-
row, 9tsale.

LONDON, Aug 24.-The Times publishes
8 letter from Lisbon in which the writer
declares that. President Bslmsceds Of Chill.
being unable to borrow money, seized the
silver bullion in the treasury of Santiago
de Chill, which was stored there rs security
for the fiducisry circulation, AMI that he
tried to transport this silver abroad IS
payment for ships I'D arms orde'ei in
Europe. The writer of this letter ad6s
that Balmaceda was not able to hire = pri-
vate vessel to undertake the transportation
Of the silver ard he finally persuaded the
commander Of the Espiegle, British man
of-wsr, to convey . million dollars to Mon
tevideo, where that cum WAS landed on
August Is
The Times, commenting upon this letter,
says that it Is confident that that was done
witho ut the consent Of the British Admir-
atty. adding that it seemed IS Though \
British man-of-wsr had been made the &C.
complice Of downright robbery. The
transaction, the Times says, demands full
AID prompt Investigation.
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SIGNAL SERVICE
Wsa,hsr Il dicaxions Tor the Next ~
Houfs.

WAl DnPAarnxzr. !
Once Of the Chief Signal O6icef,
WAsHIuoroH, Aug. 25, l A. u.
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DRUNKEN sLU00ERe
Fight in q Balloon with Bottle and
Lemon Kniis.

MOUNT CLEMEss. Mich, Aug. 24.-Jim
Hall, a middls-weisht pugilnt of Australis,
and "Parson" Davies of Chicago, who are
stopping st the Avery House here, got into
a quarrel in a barroom at eleven O'Clock
last night. After q word or two Hall struck
at Davies with q bottle. His arm was
caught by q by stauder, when he repeated
the blow, and the "Parson" grabbed =
lemon knife which wss lying on the bar.
lodged Halls blow apd lunged At him with
the knife, striking Hall in the throat and
cutting terrible cash from chin to ear on
the right side Of his face, ard narrowly
missing the jugulsr vein. The two men
were then separated The room after the
fracas looked more like slaughter house,
everything in it being covered with blood.
Hall will recover.
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CZAR IN DENMARK.
automatically Received by ths
People Of Copenhagen.

CorENHAsEN, Aug. 24-The Gar ar
rived here today, being met by the Kiog Of
Denmark, Christian IX, crown prince
Of Denmark, Prince Frederick and
the King Of Greece. When the
Gear landed he was enthusiastically
cheered by the enormous crowds Of people
who had gathered from all psrts Of the city
and its vicinity. Soon after landing the
Gear inspected the guard Of honor, COM
manded by Prince Christian, which sur
the landing place. After this
inspection the Car proceeded to Fredens-
burg,
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CAPTURE HHW YoHK
1hs Hn snstsin Family Arrive. Mrs.
q. Plump and As, With "a Little rs.

New YORK, Ang 24-Rebeccs Ruben
stein and her husband arrived at the barge
Office today from Odessa, bringing with
them their twenty -fou. chilnfen. Their
ages range from one to twenty five
years. The Rubepsteins are in good
circumstances and will settle in this city.
Mrs. Rubenstein 10 45 years old and il still
plump and pretty. She is about to give
birth TO the 25 b child.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday. jane 18th, 1891, trains
will run "a follows, connecting at Oakland With
Main. Central Railroad.
For Boston. Portland, Lewiston, Wateryille, Aa
s1sta, shovhegsn and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Bingham. 6-39 A. NJ.
~ % p. ~. Scion. S51 A. ", 1885 vi, Cara
tunE sails. % - A. 100 p NJ; Emoden. ZOE
W., Ans0n, III A NJ. % p NJ; Madison, % 4.
NJ. 02 r.s Norridge~ock, 80 = NJ, Al ?.
NJ. Bangs siding. q 50 A. NJ, '2.25 r NJ, Savtal e
Crossing. 500 a ~, '232 P. NJ. arrive Oakland.
$40 a. ", $50 NJ.
From Boston. Portland. lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tervllie. skowhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, o.o5 A. ", ~
P. NJ, sawtsiie Crossing, '9.l0 A NJ. IS 90 p. NJ.
Bangs siding, 20 4. NJ, Is. .o7 r N No ridge.
VooE, s3i A. NJ. o.is p. NJ. Madison. 81 A NJ,
70 =. NJ. Ansoa. y JdA N 8s P. 81 Sorth An
ton. 10 os 4 NJ. 55or NJ; Embden, 1880 A. ~.
go =. NJ, CaratGnk Fails, 10 IS A NJ, q II r.
NJ, SOlon, i0.55 A NJ, G.i6 r NJ. arrive Bingham,
li.50 A. NJ, 6.85 p. NJ.
'Flag stations. at whioh trains stop on signs or
hotiee to conductor. Mixed between Bingh ,m
and North Anson. WIN NJ. AVER. Supt.
sept3dtf
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WORST IN slx1Y YBARs.
was The otosm 10 Psnnsy,vAnia 0nu
day Nishs

LARcAsrEa. Aug. at.-Lsst night,
storm in The northern part Of Lsn0sss,
county vss the heaviest In 50 yssfs. Ssvs'
bridges, . number Of buildings, shsds and
fencss wsss vashed away and many cattle
we're drowned.
At millvay an immsnce iron oil tank W,
carried 100 fess, half mile Of tracl
Of the Reading and Colcunbia Rail-
read ct Denver was washed away
Reports from the surrounding country shov
that great damage vas done By last night
af0Pm
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BAR HARsog, Aug 24--The combined
force Of marines from the North Atlantic
and white squadrons lxoded today and
marched to Kebo PA;k where they we're re-
viewed BY Secretary Tracy srd Admifals
Ghefsrdi ard Walker. Twelve hundred
men psfIit ipsssd in the review. Most Of
the cosesgsfs and tosnspeople Witnessed the
evoluiions. The shsm basfie oh ch WAS to
have taken place today uas postponed until
tomorrow, on account Of the fog. 1t seems
doubtful il il takes place ,ten, ~ thick
mist that has enveloped this place for the
lsss three days. shows no sign of clearing.
Tomorrow night . grand ball will be given
st Kebo Valley. in honor Of The ofacefs Of
the visiting "a uAdfon.
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UNDERWRITERS NOT LIABLE
Ia New York In Case Bulldog Falls
or In an Explosion.

New YORK, Aug. 24.-An official Of the
board Of underwriters directs the attention
Of insurance men to clause 36 Of the laws
Of the state, which says that If building,
or any part thereof, fails, except a. result
Of f,e, all insurance by this policy on such
building or its contents shsll immediately
cease Another clause states that COM
panies are not responsible for damage in
case Of an exc closion.
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Auburn hiss q Pifo.

AUBURN, Aug. 24-The store Of R. W.
Hanscom & Co., fancy goods, Rosk block,
took FIRE this morning and WAS damaged By
FIRE and water. The loss i, nesrly total.
A building owned BY Prof. G. T. Little
of Brunswick was slightly damaged, fully
Insured. Matches lighted BY mice caus, d
the fire,
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Worst Part Yet to Gene.

New YORK, Aug. 25.-At 1.30 A. M.
another body, that Of . man, had been
found in the ruins. The worse part OF the
tragedy 10 yet to come - is evider ced by
fearful ard over~ helming stencil which in
dicates the unknown horroYs and an slmost
inestimable number Of bodies buried under
meath the weight Of rubbish and mat hinery.
At midnight terrible stencil came from
that part of the ruins oe ecupied BY restau-
rant. II 10 probable that this spot will add
a fearful tale to the present estimste Of
horror. Workmen are fast clearing away
the debris and it seems highly probable
thst . great number Of bodies will be re-
covered before daylight.
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!. Dull TO DEATH.
Last Grand Struggle in The
Chiliin Var.
B|ml0dl Puts Himself At The Hsad Of
Ills Army.
Frying to 1is up Lsks Esis ard West

MUxcrx. Ind. Aug. "a General Mana.
ger Brsdoury's osdef lsT the striking train
men on the Lake Erie and Western to go to
work or be discharged did not have the de-
sired effect, and the company has dis
charged the men and 10 advertising for
others. A committee representing the
strikers came here for the purpose Of
inducing the Fort Wayne branch Of road
to Join the strike and thereby tie up the
whole system.
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For New England: Occasional showers
soatheriy winds; no decided chsnse in
temperature; showers are probable We'd
nesday.
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.REYIBW OF MARINES.
Excellent Trottine for Andres
caeSin Piir.
Bath Nan Gets One Thousand Dollars
ioP Alm Lost.
PouEd Q Peck Of Historical Bullets,
eaid Wee AsncId's.
rsDeci.l to the Kxxyxnrc JornyAI.

Especial TO the KExsEBEc JOURNAL.
LIvERxoRx FALLS, Aug. 24-Although
the weather Monday morning was rainy
snd unfssorsble for Andfoscossin county
exhibition, yet the trottsfs are arriving in
large numbers and stock for exhibition 10
coming in today. The track is in nns con-
dition and some fast tine doubtless will be
made. Sunday vas 3 busy day ct the park
and many people were on the grounds to
see the steppers that had arrived. Races
announced on the program for Tuesday the
first day are the Q 81. 2 20 and 8 minute
classes. These classes are we'll flled and
some Of the best trotting may be expected
the first day.
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Dsath CT Hon. John Psgs at Mont
pOlisr.

MosrrELIER, VT, Aug. "a. Hon. John
Page, one Of the best known men in the
state, died this mornir after an illness Of
ten days. He had been failing fer the
past fes yesrs, and death wss not unex-
pected. He vSs born in Hsverhiil, N. b :.
June II, 1914 Resided in New Hamp-
shire, snd Maine, and was educated as
Danvills. he vas resident Of the First
National Bank for 25 years. Leaves one
aou. John,
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Thousand Dollars for an Arm.

Bath. Aug. 24.-In the csse of Aubrey
Trssk sgsinst R. s. Hunt for $4,000 fer
the los. of m arm in the defendants mill
ore year ago, the verdic: Of 81 900 vas
brought in, in the Sagadahoc s. j. court,
Monday.
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Association.

HItR-BOstOn, y; Ath1etIc, Erfofs-Bustoh,
o; Athletic, 8. Taddock and Murphy; Sanders,
Sulliven and Milligan.
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Almy's Visit to the Bed Chamber.
Arksll Brinss q Libel Suit.

SARAroeA, Aug. "a Papers were
served today on W. A. McElvsin, publish
er Of the Ssfstosisn, in An action brought
by W. J. Arksil for alleged l:bsl. Mr..
Afkell elsims SIC, 900 damages. The 6sss-
togian this morning in sn editorial iptimsted
that the Presidents visit has been ussi to
commercial advantage by interested parties.
and mentioned Arkelrs name 10 the ssms
article, therefore the suit.