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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
2ailruaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
Maine CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect June
2Sth, 1891.

GOING WEsT-S2s A. N. for Lewiston.
RockiAnd, Portland, Boston and Montreal; 40 A.
N. for Haii0weli. Gardiner and South Gar1iuer;
9s3 A. n. for LeIlston, Warrington, Rock and,
diner. Bruns wick, Portland and Boston connect
ing for White Mountains and Quebec; 1 l 2. ".
'or HaIovell. Gardiner and South Gardiner; SIS
r. N. for Bruns.ick. Bath, Rockiand, Portland,
Montreal; 8 % P. N. for HaIloweil. Gardiner and
souih Gardiner; ii.oo r. NJ. might Putnam for
lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston
GOING EAST-2.i0 A. N. might oxpress) for
stoHhegan, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Hafbor, bt.
Stephens, st. John and Aroostoek County: Q IS A
NJ for Watervilis. and Stowhegan, PROVINCIAL
fxprsss leaves Sateryiile for hango'. Bar Hsy-
boz and 81 John. at 40 r. VI } 2A p. N. ex-
press for Wa.eryir, Newpor., ver, foxcroft,
bangor. Far Hsrbor and 81 John; s.to Y. ". for
Wstergille. 6koxhesan. OAKLAND, feonpecting
with Somerset Railway Belfast, Dover and Fox
,oot County, IN r. N. for " atsryiile. and 9.i7
NJ, sundays only. for Bangor.
The Might Pullman Trains run each way every
Night sundays 10 GUIDED. but not 10 Skowhcgsu
on Monday mornings, or 10 Belfast, Dexrer, or
beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar arbor. on Sun
day mornings.
fbe day express trains going West at i0.s2 A.
NJ and East at 2.H r. NJ. rua daily, Sundays in
cIuded, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath, kOck
land, Bar Hsrbor and 81 John
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner s.25 A. NJ. IL 80 and s5
HalioEeil. 6.ig A. NJ, ii2 and ..59 r. NJ.
through tickets 10 California and all points
south and West WAY be had of u. II Walker
Ticket agent Augusta, the only ofics In Augusta
selling via all routes and oheeIlng baggage free of
Expense.
Y. T. BOOTHRY. Geap Pass and Ticket Ag't.
purfiRpd June 2t. 1871.
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THE FUNERAL SERVICES
or ths Late II. o \ ckerssn, of Read.
field, Who Died Friday.

[Spsci to the RErSEBEc JOURNAL.
READFIELD, Sept 20.-Tnere was =
large sttendar ce today at the funeral ser
vices over the remains Of the late II. O,
N cherson. Who died last Friday. Mr..
N cherson was a most highly esteemed
citizen, and was known far and vide IS sn
upright. honest man. He was always
greatly interested in the agricultural vel
fare Of the Siate sni cjuuty, and was .
former secretary Of the Kennebec Ag'i-
cultursl Society. He sss siso at one time
= wember Of the sute Bard Of Asri-
culture for this county. and Was
q prominent Granger. He nsd slto helt
imp rant town off ;es. Hi, health had been
poor for some time ard hn death WAS not
unexr ecfsd He Was = brother 70 ,he late
Mrs. Darius Alden of Augusta. He aee
wss shout 81 years and vifs and two
children. son and daughter, survive him.
BY his death the town anf county loses one
Of its promis eDs and most valued cits ms.
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fae Itata will BE Bonded and Allowed
10 Depat.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 The appoint
ment vf an app, aiser at SAn Diego, Cal,
TO appraise the Chtlian steamer Itata, was
made so Is to allow the owners or oh ~
perso Is Interested in her to fu ,ni.h b md
for her sppearaoce when the case against
her may be called for trial.
The assent for this course was given By
Attorney General MiilaS. The vessel be.
ing bonded. her hondsmen viii be rs.p,n.i
BILE in the amoun, given II the vessel should
fail to turn up when the trial begins, and
the vessel in the meanwhile can be used
for rome purp pse, instead Of being COM
pelled 10 s,ay at her wharf idle.
This 10 ths rule followed By the courts
in admiralty cases, except when . vessel is
seized for yiolstion Of the neutrality laws.
vhep, II released, she could resums the
very work she vas seised for attempting to
do.
All these conditions having been passed
in the case of the Ita,a, owing to the victory
Of the insurgent parry in Chill, there would
not be any objection to .. release ol sas
vessel on bond.
The bonding Of tse vessel - oontsm-
plated has 10 otssr significance than that
abovs indicated.
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THE INDICTMENTS
Found By The Grand July in
Somerset County.
Tho Races st Liberty ..DlniH By
The Young Cyclone.
Base Ball Neus-sons ef Veterans In
stallatisn at esuth China.

Especial 70 the KEssEEEc JouRsAL.I
SKowHEeAs, Sept. l9-The grand jury
this morning, after session Of four days,
reported the following indictments:
William r. Hunnevell. Of PitisAeld,
liquor nuisance and comm IN seller.
Berjauia Hilton, I'd, Anson, common
seller, nuisance.
Samuel B. Brooks, Hartisnd. com mon
liquor nuisance.
George Barley, Jsckmantown, common
seller; gross srsnds.
John Sharp, PittsHeld, assault with in-
tent TO kill
William Moran, Pittsaeld. assault with
intent to Kill.
Clarence Pierce, Skowhegsn, larceny Of
500 in money.
4 Frank G.srt. Norridgewock. assault
and battery.
Charles T. Lane, Embden, cheating BY
false p-etsnces
Alvin Frost. Smith field, malicious poison
ing of cattle With paris green.
George E. Wsshburn, Skowhegan, COM
mon seller.
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CA6B6 DIeMIHaD.
The Ofisuss was not ia Violation OF
Any Law.

WAsHIsGroS, Sept. 20-Gen. Miller
has directed the dismissal OF prosecutions
recently commenced in Milwaukee, Wis :,
against the publishers of certain nsvspa-
pers there for sending through the mails
their papers reproducing from the San
Francisco Exam ner and the Boston Her
aid sn argument against the validity Of the
anti-lotsery law passed by the 5lst Con-
gress.
The articles. he said. were published ard
republished with the evident purpose Of at
tempting to create = public sentiment
agaiost the Law, rather than to adve ttise
the business of any lottery company. la
my OF inion the law was not directed sgain.t
the circulation of such pu ,ilca,ions in the
mailr, and the prose cutions, therefore, wee
ill-advised, and Gus ht not to be con,ioutd
While am in favor Of prosecuting Wig
oronsly every infraction Of the las whether
direct or tvAsiee, | think the refusal Of the
use Of the mails to papers discussing the
principles or policy Of the law is unwar-
ranted, and would hurt, rather thtn help,
the cause in the interest Of which the law
was enacted.
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A NASTY MESS.
Clergyman Wants Divorce from Wife
for Adultery with Q Doctor.

LANCASTER, Sept. 20 --Oae Of the most
important law suits ever brought in this
county, was commenced the l7th inst i,
the parties being DIR. II. S Pomeroy Of
Boston, plaintiff ard Rev. Charles Heibsr
Gleason Of Somers, Conn defendent, The
Suits an aciiou for libel and SANDER. the
plaintiff alleging thst the defendant filed
libel for div Jrce against his wife, Fannie
Clark Gleason, which case 10 now pending
IN the Superior Court Of Poland County, c..
The defendant alleges, among other Causes
for the divorce, that DIR. Pomeroy come
mitied adultery with Mrs. Gleason, at Bos
ton, in the spring of 1880 The CAS-
promises TO be ons Of great interest, as
both parties are we'll known in Massschu-
sets and Connecticut. DR.. Pomeroy 10 9
prominent practitioner in Boston. having
an Office at i5s Newbury street. and The
defer dsnt had charge Of the Congreg egationxl
church at Somers, Conn for neariy 10
years. The writ claims d images Of SIC, ,0o0 /;
it is returnsble a. the October term Of the
Supreme Court for the sou hern district Of
Coos county. Mr. Gleason vas arrested at
Second Connecticut Like, Friday, and
taken to Colebrook, where he procured
bail.
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1hs Po,ios X ,pt worktns.

Saturday night was great fsld day for
the police. Two men were arrested for
seizure and six drunks we're depositsd. q
the jail and number of drunhs slspt IN
the cooler. Yesterday afternoon Oficss
Brace and Special offi:ef Kicker arYsses6
Mickey the dude" DR.. Crooksr's hired
man, and lodged him In the lookup.
Mickey had taken out the doctors hsnd4
some stallion colt and with coupls ef
friends hsd driven 10 Gardiner and back.
Then he drove over to Arsenal street, whsn
he smashed things up and was thrown ont.
The horse, with the rsmnsnv Of he css-.
risse ran up the hill snd was captured By
the officers running loose In Hon. J. H.
Marley's orchard. He vas not injured
The police will have busy session sodaS.
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4 New Iotsssst IA the Botsspsiss.
rTndustfial Journ

Good news comes from the survevins
parties fer the Bangor & AYoostook s,l-
road. The working survey hss been CON-
pleted from Broynvilie TO North TWIN Dam
snd the SECOND party are Just making the
fnsl survey from this poibt 70 PA.tsn. Tne
Anal location nss sisa been made between
HoulsoB and Bridgswster an, the prelimi-
nary survey is rapidly going forward be-
tween this point and presque Isle. 80 far
. much easter route hss been found than it
vss thought possible TO obtain. Nov that
the vacation season 10 over Bangor business
men are insefe,,Il 6 themselves more in this
great enterprise. Already about ESQ, ,Oo1
hss been subscribed and il those vhs hare
nos placed their nfnes sn sas hat win oDly
tByo q vsiT Ia pfppos:iop to their mesna
% those vhe have subscribed the success Of
ths Bangor I Afoostook RaiiRosd is ~
ssrsd.
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WAsHlseros, d. c.. Sept 20 -Pen.ioas
have Dven granted ,hese Residents Of Maine /;
Patrick B Burke. Albert N. Potter,
Chsrles Z Msyes, John Mcclellan, J.spe 8
b. Carter, Robert Hassy, Rupert ". Wood
man. J ms A. Wepsworth, wiSaeh 8.
Caldwell Jeremiah @. Neal, Ge,rse A..
A. 'fnsbons, Alex W. Thomas. David 9.
Perry increase, John r. Ssoddard, BiIss
Luce, Mark z. Hatch, Edsard G Cook I;
original. sidows. Abigail d. Chad vick,
Eunice z. Bodge, Mary + Coffee, Mara
B Hatch, mother, Louise j. Chase, moths Z.
Issue u September 10 Original. Hum
phrey s Edsslds, GfsenIeas Hail, EavEd
u Ssearns, Danvilis T. wymsn, james
Lihhys fess*ai, Henry Hsmii,on, navy |;
laerease. VIM Il. Dussis, NsthsnieI
Biosn, Grsenville X. Townsend, Georee
W. Hidden, Andrew J. Clark, Oriville d.
0ioush, John d. Bussey, Edmund ".
Thomas, Johu Alien Nye reiss ae, CHARLES
T.. Smith; original, widovs. Grace C Pratt,
Lucinda +, Saith, Fannie N. vsrrill.
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SPANISH FLOODS.
Bodies Soaked In Petroleum and Burned
10 Prevent Disease.

MADAM. Sept. l9-I>ter dispatches from
Consuegra annou es that liberal supply
Of disinfec ants has reached the stricken
town, and the work of opening up the
streets and clearing away the ruins 10 sgsin
pfogre 'sing. sfstln So asIs
The bodies Of the dead, ~ soon ~ ~.
covered, are taken 10 immense crematofy
bonfifes and are there soaked Ia petroleum
and reduced TO cinden. Petroleum 10 also
being largely used in feeding the fires used
for consuming dead bodies. The caHcssses
Of Gait e. which are found almost every.
where, are disposed of Ia the same manner.
Engineers and architects are testing the
stability Of buildings which remain stand-
ing, and in every way trying to fsstsss
order. Years must, however, slspse before
Consuegfa fully RECEIVERS from the effect Of
the damage done.
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eIoD Al AaRvICA
wsa ,nsE Irdioatioos for the Next a.
81 us.


WAI DHPAnrnDur,
Once Of Che Grief eisnal Osnaer,
WAsa1bsros, Sept. 81 ! An
For Msine: Fair, southvesterly winds I;
warmer, except in Eastern Maine; station
sry Temperature. ...
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday, June 18th. 1891, trains
will run IA follows, connecting at Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston. Portland, Lewiston, watervtle. Au
gusts showhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. 6.3i A. VI.
~ 20 r W. Solon. s52 A. NJ, 1885 N, Cara
tunf Fails. .sbt a. N 'los ?. NJ; Embden. 7oi
A. ". i.to p ", N1tth Anson. ~ A. NJ, 50 p
"; kuson, 7l7 A NJ, ! So p ", Madison, 7 20 A.
", 202 p e., sorr.dges esoek, $50 NJ. a.2l P.
~ Bangs Siding = So a, " -, ,26 p, n; Sawteiie
Crossing, 'sOs ". '2.S2 P. NJ; arrive Oakland.
s.e0.. NJ, 250P.N
From Bottom Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tsrville, Skowhesan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland. a.o5 A. NJ, a
IN, saw.alle Crosziag, $40 4. NJ. IS 90 P. Nj
Banss siding. g ri 8. ". '5.07 P. NJ Norridge
vOos g.ii A. NJ, 5. T.. VI Madison. 81 A. NJ,
SIS P. ". Auaoa. s5SN VI, y p. North An
son. TO 0a A 81, 50 r Embden. 1890 A, NJ.
s0aP ", CN'atunk FNls. 10 IS NJ. q "a =.
n SolJn, 10 50 VI, 6isP VI, arrive Bingham.
ii.20 A. ", 'S p, 81.
flag stations, at which trains stop on sigusl or
notice TO conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. NN NJ. AfER, 5upt,
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SOUTH WINDSOR FAIR.


Especial to the KESsEBEo JOURNAL.
soULH WINDSOR, Sept. 20 Follow log
are the trotting entries for the South Ken
nebec Fair at South Windsor, Sept. 30 and
80 and Oct. l.:
oas Year Old c Its.
Rsymont, NH s, George B. Mcguire,
Sou Wind.or.
No Name, 9, G. II. Simpson, South
Windsor.
PAthogoras, b =, Hayes, Randolph.
Venus. ch IN, + W Hanks, Augu.t..
Ben Van, Jr. C F Achofn, Cooper's
Mills.
Four Year Old Colts.
swif'.way. b IN. George G Runnslls,
Waterville
Maggie G, bl m. W M Grady. Joy ce.
Bay Rolfe, b x, W + Walker, Augusta.
China Boy, bl ., A X Ward, China.
Bon Burleigh, Enterprise Stock Farm,
A augusta.
3Ysar Old Colts
Rosa Helmont, bl m. Fred Pollard,
Wsterville.
BMC, bs, B M Cross. Augusta.
Black Jack, bl 4, A Perkins, Windsor.
Black Annie, bi I, j F Plummer, Weeks
Mills.
Ned Rolfe, br 3. W II Jones, China.
Lemcnt, Daniel Wright, Pittston.
Rosa N,ctor, b m, G 20 A Clark, Weeks
Mills
Fred Wilkes, b &, W Fl Jones, China.
Bon Burleish, b e, Enterprise Sock
Fam. Augusta.
Stsrling, b Z. f W Hanks, Augusta.
2 4OC,ass.
Fremont Knox, u ., N L Blenn, Dresden
Mills.
Black Harry, bl g, W F Walker. Augusta.
Matchmaker Jr, -. ChAs 7 Stack pole,
GNdi er.
Jack, g ?, Enterprise Stock Farm,
Augusta.
Grey Victor, gs. G W Bogss, So Wind
sor.
Ysar-old Colts.
Young Wallace, ch 8, L E Wright, Pitts
ton.
Honest Grover, b g, David Given, So
Windsor.
Molls Wilkes, b I, JF Plummer, Weeks
Mills. q.
Guy E mo, b 8, Frank Hall, China.
otArilhk, L, r. W Hahks, huBubtA.
Venus, ch m, z W II H.nks, Augusta.
Three Minute Class.
Kitty c, b m, Herman Thayer, Dresden
Mills
Mollie r. b m. John A Reed, Wird.ar.
Bay RolIe, b &, WF Walker, Augusta
Robert G, Big J Z Rand, Pittstoh.
Fremont Kuox, Blk 5. M l. Blenn, Dres-
den Mills
Cushnoc Jr. blk $, J H Moody, J ,yes.
Smut, blk m. AloDzo Rogers, v iud.or.
The : So class did not fiil and the trus
tees have declared il OF. and offer purse
Of 500. open to all trotiing horses in the
State that haze not made better record
than so. Entries in this class sill close
prompt on Sept. 30.h, at 4 O'Clock P. M
and will otherwise be governed by ,he
same Conditions - the other races. Should
this class fsil to fill another will b made
up at the grounds on the last day Of the
fair
The prospects are that with favorable
. rather this will oe the best exhibition in
oil departments the society has yet held.
Governor Burleigh and other prominent
gentlemen are expected to visit the fair on
the second day.
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MEXICAN WAR.
ROIolutionlsls and GoI6nmant
Troops AiIe Z Fight.
ihs Lsadar Of The RsTdt Captured md
Hanged 10 Z frea.
Crazy Mother Tries 10 Drown Her TIVE
Children and Herself.

CHICAGO. Sept. 20 "A special from San
Antonio, Texas, sa,s: Juan Mscorta has
arrived from Nief. Mexico, and says that
the Mexican fevolutionists were oveftsaen
north Of that place by the government
troops and battle ensued in which several
on both SIDES were killed and wounded.
Cat rina Gnzs. leader Of the revolution.
vas seriously shot and ,hen hanged TO =
tree. Gen. 6andoval, Gen. GArxAs chief
lieutenant. escaped TO ,hs mountains with .
few followers. He is being pursusd and
will be captured
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Chas. II. KenIsn Dead.

NORWICH, Conn Sept, 20.-Chsrles II,
Kenyon Of C. II. Kenyon 4 Co, voolen
manufacturers in South Coventry, Conn,
presioent and treasurer Of 'hs Bozrahville
Cotton Manufacturing Company, died in
tbs city today, aged 81. He vas bora .,
Kenyon, r AID has been insefes,si 10
.ooIen manufacturing thers AID At Lauael
Glenn. 2. I. as Use Inst GorpoFator ol
The Norwich Free scsdemyi and trustee Of
the Norwich Savings Society,
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WOULD NOT TELL.
Refases b Tell WAs Hurt lim-Hs will
Die.

PosrsAourn. N. n, Sept. s0.-A Jew
ish lad. about ii ysars old, Who bad been
peddling for party named Phalsmore q
Christian Shore last night vas broashs to
the station house and found badly injured
internally. The parties who breughA him
said the boy injured himself By jsnpiue,
hut today the police learned thss the In
juries were accustomed BY HE being In
. fight yesterday with An unknown party.
TIE lad refused to divulse the name Of pis
assaiiant and said he would Father die toAn
tel who injured him. ~ he did not want
them arrested. The city physician says
the lad 10 in . critical condition and he has
grave fears for HE recovery. The doctor
stated that the injuries were received hy
the boy being kicked in the abdomen. Tie
police will make an investieasion.
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RICuhfaNI


Summary Wild pitch Meier. 9; jenkins. l.
Passed balls-Brown, 4: Donnel, =. nio en-
bases Richmond, is, High school, 10. Struck
n.,-Fish.r ettee, Meserve. Ridley, Jeok ins,
McTeer ~, Clark on, aank @. Brown. Al en-.
f2J, Rove B..es on bals-By Mi1ctr.6, by
. eniios, s. lin. Of game-0Re hour aud 81 min
utea If,t ttFe - George uHrris.
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ROY WILKES. 221 l2.
Fastest Two-YsaI-O.d Yims EvM
Made Ia KsotuckY,

LEXINGTON, Sept. l9.-This has been .
red-letter day in tfottiog horse history hare
At The Lexington colored far this after
teri DON Kslph Wilkes. by Red Wilkes,
dam by Memorino Patchsn, = 2yesr-oid
colt, trot'ed mile over slow track in
2.2l1, last half in %.
This is the fastest mile ever trotted by q
2.yesr-o d stalIi N in Kentucky, and the
fAstest record save MonbAr's 2 20. And
Reg Wilkes 2 20i Ralph Wilkes and
Monbsrs meet In the $1,000 stake here next
month
Wellelah, aS-year-old ally by Wilkes
Boy, got mark OF g 30, thus making six
Kentucky 2 yeaY-olds that have entered tn ;,
list this year.
Sea Girl, . 3-yesr'old fily by Wilton,
Kokomis by VIc,or Bismarck. and Doris
by Don Wilkes also went into the list. This
makes 2V2 30 performers in Kentucky this
week.
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Association,
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A CRAZY MOTHER
Throws Her Children Iato the River
and jumps In Herself

Sioux FALLS, S. D, Sept. 20.-Work-
men Oh The railroad sas . woman walk to
the Great Northern bridge. throw her boy.
8 years old, into the river, hurl an Is
months old baby after him and plunge into
the water herself yesterday. The three
we're brought ashore but The mother and
babe we're dead. The woman was the wife
Of contractor named Nsprosich, and had
become crazed on account Of her husbands .
business revefses.
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FiREMEN OK THEIR TAPS.
Kennel eis Complimentary Hall 10 the
Independent Hose Company.

The pail and reception to be rendered
by the Kennebec S. r. 4 CO., No. 3 to
the Ild-pendspt Hose Company, the
champion runners Of Maine, at the Ala-
media, will be one Of the leading
events Of the seaeon. Ga the srrivsi
Of the independents they VIII be received
BY the Kenn bees with . drum corps and
escorted to the Shepard street engine house
where an oy ster supper will be served and
speeches made, afler which the visitors will
b. shown about the cisy. A choice lot Of
dsnc, has been selected for the bali which
viii b. gin at O'Clock with Harry Foose ~
floor director.-Bsth Enterprise.
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lt Louisville

Hi.a-st. Louis. l3; Washington, 8. Errors
Ct. kouis. q; Washington, q. ketiger, BurfcI
aud Mlnyan, Cassisn and Mcclure.
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Is the only genuine BLOOD SYRuP on on
the msrket. 1t is the only BLOtD
SPECIFIC that contains purely vfge'
table ingredients.
No mineral or inorganic substance is
used In It's manufacture. Ne malt Or
spirituous liquor Is used In eampsuns,,
ing II, for we held that alcohol in a.!
its forms Is q Blood Poison, snd thai
no cure by the use Of any mrdlca'
trs.; ment can be permanently effected
nh, re alcohol enters into the d,et or
medicine Of the patient. DR.. Williams
RIOOD SYRUP Is owned and raan-
ufaStured exclusively by The unten
Vsdieine Company Of Augusra: Maine,
to whom all orders must be addressed
This RIOOD SYRUP will be put upe11
the market through Druggists ard n,'
ail pesIers in Medicine. Price, si.oo
per Botts.
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A SAD RETURN.
Rsmsins 'oi Gen. kuapp and Major
Handy Brought Home.

New Yonk, Sept. 20.-Ths French
. se.mship La Champagne, which arrived
yesterday from Ravre. brought the bodies
Of Gen, J,sevh r. Knapp. late president Of
the Metropolitan Lie Insurance. Company
sni Major J. n. bundy. late edito, Of ths
Nail aid Express. Gen. Knapp died Of
% siysis on sne l4sh inst, ~ sea. He lsft
New York four uonshs ago, BY sdvics Of
his ptYacisas, toSssvei In Europe in search
Of heal b. AZ Paris Gen. Knspp's condi-
tot became 20 bad m Immediate departure
for home Vas decided upon.
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The races at the West Waldo Agicult-
ural Society Fair we're euccess in every
sense Of the word The weather was fair
and fne. The first day there was good
average attendance. The second day came
ia foggy in the morning and showered just
enough to lsy the dust on the track. 1t
then cleared off f1e and warm, making i,
first class for the trotters. Between heats
in the fitst days races Fl. M. Bean Of Can :
den made sn exhibition half mile with his ~
month old ally, Camden Girl, in 33t. HIS
.on,R S B Bssn Of Camden, made an exhibition
mile with his stallion Camden Boy, 70
months old in 5Si These two colts are
by VsLi V4ca (siAndsrd) owned by ii NJ
Besn, the dam Of Camden Boy, is Gid
con mare and the dam Of Camden Girl Is q
Harbinger mare. 1t is . question it there
are two colts in the State at the same age
and after the same horse that can beat the
time they made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
BALMACRDA DRAD.
Reported Suicide Of Tho 81.
Pfesldsnt It SlnulSA


Nnw YoRx, Sept. a0.--Ths Herald has Q
SPECIAL TODAY from valpaeaiso, dated -.
tefday, ~ follows: Ex.Presidens Balma-
csda Of Chill shot himssif through the tsm-
pie in HE room at the Argsntins Legation IN
Santiago At $50 A. NJ. today. The body
vas warm when found. Every part ef this
city this evening 10 brilliantly illumlneAsd
and on every hand 10 heard soands Of ~
joicing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
wao,s NO pa,. o. AIwy.

NASHUA. N. H., Sept. 20.--A messsr-
ger from Frank c. Amy, ths uazds,ss ei
christie Wsfosn. hxs been here With .
=, guest tom Amy thst Hon. CHARLES II.
Rsfna Of this city condass the asfsncs for
him. Rafns dee insd, because Of other
business enssg smenss. BasSi vss toe
counsel Who iitsie over ysss ago get the
man In 0reenville cIear Of the NV, after
he had killed his wits II . drunken quarrel.