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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
THE NEW LANDS
In Oklahoma Will Be Opened To-day BY
Proclamation.

WAsHINGToN, Sept l6. - Secretary
Noble today issued an order establisnint
county lines and county seats in the In han
country about to be opened to set'l' men
in Oklahoms. The President's proci ma
ton opening the district will be issued To-
morrow.
Commander A. g. Kellogg, u lied
States navy has lately developed b'a,p
trouble which the physicians says u Ht'
him for active du y aud today he wss re-
moved to Washington to be cared for ~
the So Elizabeth asylum. Comm. dsr
Kellogg .as in c,mmano OF The vessel In
Hsyiien waters that forced the release OF
The merchant vessel captured bo the ,u'
thorilies Of Hayi. The in,ense hsas OF the
climate it is believed, is responsible f1I
Commander Kellogk's present trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
INCANDIAaY FIaEs.
Three Of Them In Three Days Alarm
Chsissa People.

Especial to the KENNEBEC JoURNAL.l
CHELSEA, Sept. l6-Monday night the
house Of Henry W. Clark, Chelses, about
two miles out on the HaIlowell road, wsi
burned. II WAS unoceupied, the family
having been at Hallo~eIl for several days
Loss, about $500.
Wednetd-y morning between 4 and
o'clock the house Of Henry Clark, IA hel
to Henry W., and near the fret named
place, was burned. That had also been
unoccupied for some days.
Wednesday forenoon . bsrn owned by
DR.. Themas, across the road from these
o. her buildings, WAS burned. Loss about
5000.
In each Of these cases it is not known
that there has been any fire in or about the
buildings for some days and 1t is clearly q
case of incendarism. The people are much
excited over the affair and il 10 b eiDg sharp
ly locked into. 1t is said that suspilio ion
has pointed to . boy Who had worked fol
the CIarks and had been discharged, as the
guilty party. Anosher explanation is that
Mr. Hs nry W. Clark, Is An officer, hsl
been very persevefirg in hunting out some
of the notorious rnmseiiers Of that section
and that the burning Of the buiidings wal
done fer revenge.
Every effort is being made to discover the
guilty party or parties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
HE STOLE MONEY
And Shipped out, Leaving His Promised
Bride Behind.

NoRrALK Conn, Ssps lG.-William g.
Huoos, . u.eher employed by Alfred
A vison, is missing. Lat Saturday evening
Hubes, who has been under detectives sur
veiilsuce for nearly . month. admitted
pilferins amoun's sggregating $500 from
his employers till.
The ca,e was kept quiet. - the your 9
maa promised to nske some Of the loss
god He vent TO Long Island esrIy this
wesk to get money from rich relatives, and
did not refuyn. Hubbs was 70 have been
srri.d d.y to young isdy In Cold
Spring, L 1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
SOLDIERS CALLED our
70 Protect Mil Psopssty-etsiksEs -
Quiet at Present.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. l6.-This morning
two companies Of the 4srd Battalion and
two Of the Govern Or generals foot Ruads,
after being served with ten rounds VI ball
cartridge per man, proceedtd to the scene
Of the mill strike to protect the property Of
The mill owners.
The strikers made no demonstration on
arrival Of The militia. When the men had
been posted Hurdman's mill opened, but
there was not sufficient number ef en-
ployes on hand to work it. No disturbance
on the part Of the strikers 10 anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
GOOD TROTTING
At The SGmuSet Central Flil
at Sk0Ihs6an.
China Campuestlss- Baptist Brethlsn
IN Session It IiYeEmofe Plls.
L>Jg List Sf Entries fer the Three Days
Races at Canton.

SKowHssAH, Sept. l4.-What with the
reunion OF the 81 ard l5.h Maine fsgi-
rasnsB and the 7th Maine Battery, With the
Supreme court in session ard the Anr uai
exhibition Of the ) onersst Agricultural
Society Skoshsgan today pfess nts An sp-
| pes,sace Of unusual activity for even that
busy town.
AZ the park We found not large amount
Of stock but Of uuu.ual ex eilsncs. Here
we find the herd Of norougnored Hefefords
| bred directly from imported stock owned
by Gen 4 B. Shepherd Of Shovhesan.
Hp yesrh,s heifef and better calves
are indeed miracles in the dire crion Of sz-
and development. Three pairs Of large
| yeHrling steers ard = psir Of sreer calves
fees 6 l. ehes Ia al h are among the ore
| act cable animals.
BP.J. Weston OF Madison has long
sring Of pics axen from his farm. Mr.,
We. on 10 one Of Madisoh's solid business
men who 10 q tiller Of the soil. To him the
town owes much Of its present blooming
| success
Frank Mcors Of Stsrks has here some
| uice specimens Of khe thoroughbred Merino
| aud also fat sheep.
| This afternoon at the park . crowd OF
inter. s,ed .psetatn,s watched the puiiI OF
| oxen. in which Geo. Lsdd OF Ans n.
| snisht Of the sosd, who're fame has been
a, wide a. are fans borders for more
than quarter Of eeniu'y, Vas VICTORIOUS
Fol,sifg are the entrl for the races
| wsdnasdsy, 244 Clsss. Pscsrs ara
| frott.is, Fuse S1oO.
A. E. Sawyer, South Norridgsvock, e.s
Blsch Max
A. K. Perkins, skowhegan, ch. 2. Dus er.
G II. Burr II, SkovhsgAn, m Kitty b.
A, II Rice. Wsterville, br Echo.
O. C. Ei~srds, Wstervilie. b. Guy c
2:35 Class, putss $50
NJ. T. Poolsr, Skowhegsn, tlk. m. I'D
Je6ersrn.
AP. spesr, Skowh' gan, b. .. Tom
KLg
a. r Palmer, East Dover. b. m. L 'dy
Ff.bklin.
Chs Gaylord, sks~hegar, br. 8. Dir 60
Thursday, 2 SO cisss. PuTs' Sl25
A. K. Perkins, Skoshe gan, ch. g.,
Duster.
| q. A. Alden. WAtefville, b. O.. Bar quo
New & Bu-rilI, Skowhesan, br m bess
Il W. H.ines, Skoshegsp, DIS, Drigo
Jr.
2 29 Class. Pu'ss 5000.
A.. N. Burrill, Sko~ hi gan, b m, Lily
Mac.
NJ T Pooler, Skowhessn, b g., Gfeve'
| Cleveland.
G A Alden, wstefville, blk m Miss
Ledo. -
I T. Ta.h. Fsb field, blk. g., Van iIri
mort. "a
| C. A. Marston, Skowhegan, blk. g., Fred
NJ. -.
G.R Palmer, East Dsver, br. M, Lady
| Frankiin.
| Yhs Races.
But thrss horses started in each race
FoIinsip ing il the summary:
Ia4,cIAss-P.CERs AND IBoTTERs-rURss tlot
| DIVIDED.
X partirs Skowhegan ch. Du ter
C. II Bsrrill Skus h, gan, b. m Kitty b
A. r. 5swy.r, South NoriidgeSo'x' D. - , , ,
Qusrter. HAT ihree ~ qaa 241i
| 20 20 ia 1856 2s7!
~ ~ i,sh ~ i.Ss 236i
| 3s5 OF lAss-PURsS fi5o.
A. 2. Spear. spear. sEowhesan' b. g.
| Tom kirg g.......... ..-...'. ;.,,.'..'';ii::ii
%. T. fooles, oko.hessn. DIX m'' i'u . .
G. X Palmer East Dover, b m. Lady
ounfer. Half. Three quarters Mile
| 20 iss l54 234l
| ~ III 1874 2.30
l Itty nh >
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
cHINHsn PRoMIsns
For Bsttsr Protection OF Europeans
Not Fuiy Believed.

PARIS, Hept. l6 Tho Chinese charge
d'Af. aires visited Foreign Minister Ribot
today and, sf,er informing him that China
recognized that the measures hitherto
taken to protect Europeans In China
were Insufficient, assured him that
the negligent mandatins would be dis
missed and the ioters punished. H. ADDED
that six Of the latter had aresdy been
hanged. II 10 feared that these promises
| will remain dead letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
A STRANGE REQUEST
by Russia Want. Officers to Learn
Danube Navigation.

LONDON. Sept. l6 The Russian Gov
ernment has requested the European
Danube Commission TO psrnit Russian
naval cadets to take passage on board the
vessels belonging to the commission In order
that the young ciiicers may be Instructed In
pilotage Of the Danube, and become fAmil-
lar with the navigation Of that river. This
10 = strange request, following close upon
the DArdKneilss Incident. Ia which Russia
insisted thai Turkey should allow the ves-
sells belonging to her volunteer fleet to pass
the tDardaneiies. claiming they we're not
men-of-wsr In the actual sense OF the word,
and caused considerable sstonishmsnt In
official circles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17

wAsmiseTos, S. ps. Is The following
Maine pensions have been issued:
Orlando r. Percival, Charles Crouch.
john Bro~n. Thomas = Phinney, By lvsnus
Kaox, Charles C. Flanders. Daniel GilsoT
Melvin s Jsliison, John Ricnssd., George
A Clement; decrease. Thomas j. Gould,
Elijah G.,cheil Benz amin p. Fairbrosher,
Orrin Plaisted; reissue, George ". Pear !;
of,gin>l, vidovs, ETC.. Mary W. Green,
Msr,ha T. Fall (mother), julia A. Cav
ford, Edwins d Henry, Esther A. Fsfm-
iagton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17

FoaEIon NOTES.

LONDON, Sept l6.-Mr. Spufgson had
Q Relapse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17

Mr.. Mahls, NJ. p, has refns d tho Aus
trian offer Of 100000 for Common. the
winner Of the English 81. Legsf.
Alarming accounts Of bfis andags grow.
out Of famine come from the south Of Rus
,ia. At Eiizabstbei 30 brig snds recently sur
prlsed two houses At midnight, murdered
the twenty two occupants sod the ncafoussd.
A week $50 stage coach was attacked in
broad daylight. all the passengers were
poor women and gIls. The bfigsnds
murdered the former, stripped and outraged
sr~ Iase.R
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
A Brilliant W. ddi. & at wisoass.t.

WIscAssET, Sept. 16 The most brilliant
wedding known in Wiscasset for years took
place at 81. Phillips church at noon today.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. T.
l.. Allen. The contracting parties were
James d. Hunter, Nor.h Adams, Mass,
and Cora A, daughter Of the late Capt
Jose ph Tucker Of Wiscasset. The wedding
gifts were numerous, magnificent and
costly. The church was beautifully deco
r..d. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter left on the
8 80 tram for North Adams, where they
will reside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
Officers Of Camp Benson Association.

At the annual meeting Of the Camp
Benson Asso eistion, st Newport, Saturday,
the following oficrs we're elected: W. G
Manning, president; G. W. Hnlikef, 6ss
vice president; z FL Carr, second v,c'
precedent; J. II Frerch, third vice pfesi
dent; Abnef Brooks, secfetaSy; ] N. Civ
en-, treasurer; Aboer Shepherd, A L Grant
p. l. Berness. uus~es; +. z Spnsne, T
N Whiting. G = Dodge, auditors
The miiiiasy eficsss were elected - f,l
lews: B. s Edseily, colonel; d. O
B,ilipgs, lieutenant colonel; W. A. Cfpe
land. m, jaY; r. Z. Sprsgue. surgeon ]
W. W. bstef, chaplain; John Biselos
qusstermsster; Nathan Cole, sdiutaak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
BURNED TO DEATH
While Her Husband Is RDjoJ.
: iDs Hs Vacation.
Soldiers Cdkd Out 10 Plctsct nil
PropaRty 1t Ottawa.
No Disturbance On the Part Of Strikers
is Anticipated.

PRovIpExcE. r, l. Sept. Is -Msris,
wife Of George Olney, Of Pawtackss. "a
burned to death last night. When the
people Of the house arose this morning they
found her body partly burned and eharrsd'
with . broken lamp near BY. She evil
IDENTIFY dropped the lamp. whose h.mss
CAUSED her death. Her husband 10 in
Msipe on his vacation. She leaves three
children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
Hariland Fair.
Special to the KEsxEBro JoURsALJ.

Especial to the KEsEEBEo JOURNAL
HARTLAsD, Sept l6.-Todsy hss been
gtand success for the fair. There have
been crowds upon crowds Of people here,
Ard every hu hss passed of splenddly
The races we're good, and attracted the A.
tent;on of hundreds. The weather was
peri. CT, AMI nothing has been hfs undone
by the maj agement to ensure the comfort
and pleasure Of all visitors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
FLOWER oHre II.
New York Democrats Cnoose HIM
for Ataudasd Bearer.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. l6.-The De no
cratic State Convention mel here This Z re
no, n. The baiio, resulted: Flower, S34
Alfred G. Chaplin, IS. William +. Shee
han was nominated for Lieutenant Gov
ernof by acctamation; Frank Rice wal
n n,minated for secretary Of state, f. anA
Campbell, comptroller, both BY acclAmA
zion The nominations Of Elliot +. Dar
forth for treasurer, Simon Rosendale fo
attorney general, and Martin Schenck fol
surveyor and engineer, also were msdo b,
ACCLAIM alton. At 20 o'clock the c0nSen
ton adjourned sine die.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
aOMERsET RAILWAY.

Cornmsnoiag Monda7. June 18th, 1891. srsins
wilt run follows, connecting At Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad
FOR Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Wateryfllc. An
gasts, hovhsgsn and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Bingham. 6.s4 A VI.
~ 20 =. NJ, solon. 6l5z A. NJ, l2.s5 p NJ; Cara
iunt fails 's5I A. NJ, 'ios p. NJ, Emoden. 7.0I
A. NJ. l.l0 ?. NJ. North Ansou, ~ a. NJ, 81 P.
A., Anson, III A. NJ, 5yP NJ; Madison, % A.
W., aO2 p. N O.; Norrldgexock, 2 50 = NJ. 2zl P.
NJ Bangs siding. u So A. N. '2-2o =. NJ; 5Agiele
Crossing, 800 n, '2-82 ~, arrive Oakland,
.n. NJ, 25o oP
From Boston. Portland, Lewiston. Augusta. Va
teryills, 5s0whesan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9yo5 a. ", "a
IN, saWteiI. Crossing. 80 A. NJ . cor, NJ,
Bapgs siding. . ,26 A. NJ, '5.R = n EOffihge-
wocs, s34 A. NJ, 5.ii p. NJ, Madison. 9.5i A. NJ.
sss p. M; AnsoS. So A NJ y p Sor'h As
tou 10 OF A 81, 550P NJ, Emblem. lo.30 A NJ.
6Os = NJ, Carratank Fails. 30 i5 ", ID - +.
M; Solon, 1888 A. NJ, 6.l6 r NJ. arrive Bingham,
lI-z0 A. NJ, o5 =. NJ.
.FlAg statioas, At which trains stop on siga, or
notice 10 conductor. Mixed between bingnsm
and North Auson. VIM. NJ. AVER, 5apt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
ANOTHER SUCCESS
Il the Cattle euow and Fair Bsi1s
Held 1t Psssans Isle.
Spe cisi to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL

Especial to the KENsEBEo JOURNAL
PHEseuE Isle, Sept. l6-The secord
day Of the csrtie sho~ and TAI. has oesn
most favorable, both - to weather aud st
tendance The exhibition Of horses and
colts in the forenoon was the best ever
made in this county. The baby show was
Q great attraction in the afternoon, and the
races drew an immense crowd. The show
in the hall 10 now in plscs, and is very
hae ore. Many visitors from outside the
ty sfe here. The races this afternoon
we're especially Interesting, AID the large
crowd was pleased With tne entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
CANTON RACES.
4 Long List Of BatTiss Made for the
Three D4ys' rrortirs.

Especial to the KEssEBEc JoURsAL.J
LvERxoRE FALLS, pt. l6.-Entries
for races of Androseoagin Valley Associs-
ton, to be trottsd at Car ton, Sept. 22 to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
AMERICAN PORK.
German Capitalists Planning Scheme
10 Control Ns Importation.

HAMBUR6. 3 p'. iG 1t 10 announced
that = syndicate Of capitalists 10 being
formed IN this city wi.h The object OF con-
strucing large new sbpaioirs nt Chicago In
order that Germans aud Germsd capital
may control The importation OF American
pork into Germany,
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cXeoaD PAIR.
Ten xhousand People Atts-d - b
AnnpAd Exmpiaaon.

NORWAY. Sept is Ten thousand people
witns ssed the forty ninih annual exhibition
of the oxford Couaty Agricultural Society
today. TIE races we're exciting. Neiie
d entered BY James A. Thompson ol
Hartford, won the 2 81 eisss; Dan Berry
,ecnnd best time . "a. Milo, eftsred b.
T. P Fox Of Lovsil. won the so class
! best time 2.4t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17

Hiis-Bostou, 10; Chicago, S. Errors-Boston,
1; Chicago. 6. Nichols and Bennett; Hutchinson
q nd Schryer.
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NELSON TRoTTED
ae VIII BE Sent . Break Rfcsrd Next
Friday at Grand Rapids.

GRAND RArlps,. Mich, Sept l6.-No
attempt va made today BY Nelson to best
the worlds stallion record, the track bsir
too soft. BE trctted IN easy mile Without
q mate 10 let the multitude zee him, 10
l6, the fastest time ever made ON the
Grand Rapids track. Nelson gill 20 10
break the worlds n cord next Fsiday.
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for races of Androseoagiu Valley Associs
ton, to be trotted at Car ton, Sept. 22 to
"a:
8 81 Class.
Dan Ripley, $, T d Marsh, Grssl
Fails, N. Il.
L.dy Fay, 70 m, 7 D Marsh. Great Falls
Il.
Gipsey NJ, Vim Grey, Andover.
MoIlie s. ch ID, Smith BrIs, Hanover.
Daisy Morrill,, ch IN. Waller Hayford,
Auburn.
Nellie D, blk m. james Thompson,
Sumner.
LaMsscott. ch ID, C 9 Childa. Buckfeld.
Themis. b m, d W Foster.
Zrcon Boy, g, Frank Stanley.
Lord Nelson. b e, K C S~ett, Carthage.
Winthrop Pilot, b G, W D Ramsdell
Norway.
Venture, Chas T S.scspole, Gardiner.
Maggie Franklin, BIN, Z Z Giibert, Can.
ton.
so Class.
Almeds Dix, b $, S C Fsrnum, Jay.
Oliver L. br ., G NJ Park, Cantou.
Frank A. sor z, s 8 Bailey, Jay.
Harvey L Il Ihsyer, South Paris.
-g, A L Stanwood, Canton.
Wilder ratchen, 8, 0 ? harrington.
Maud B, ch m. J N Brooks, South Paris
Myrtle. go m, Frank Merrill, Andover.
Harry B, blk z, Rsmanzo Dexne, Buck
field.
Faunt,eroy, d W Foster, Canton.
LORD Nelson, bs, RC Swe,t, Carthage
Hawkeye, Z o Jordan, Buckfeld:
n INVALID
Gents Drivirg Class.
-. sor z, A L Stanwood.
SamADths, b m. p Hodge.
-, ch m, j II Daley.
-, b m, John Drury.
Foais OF 1889
Mile c, m. 7. Thsyer, so Paris.
Conrad, b ., VIM Grey, Andover.
S',ie. b C, G Ellis, Canton.
- blk 70 2 Ralph Foster, Canton.
Johnosc,, W N Gilbert, Liveruor'
Falls.
2 80 Class.
Gip.ey NJ, VIM Grey. Andover.
Grifiin, b ., VIM Grey, Apdover.
Bell Chase, b N, Thayer, So Paris.
LaMsscott, ch n, s Childs. Bucs field
Dan Ripley, b $, I d Marsh, Gres
Falls. N Fl.
Lady Fay, 70 m, T D Marsh.
Adye, b m, C A Merrill, Hartford.
Ola, b NJ, CF D~inal, Mechanic Falls
- - Chas I sfsckpUle.
800 Ciass.
A,meds Dix, bs. S C Fsrnham, Jay.
Oliver s, be, G NJ Park, Canton.
q al Ia
-, m, A l. stsnwpod, Canton.
Hsrvev L, DRY, T Thsyef, SO Paris.
Maud B, ch m J N Brooks. West tsris
MyrlIe, ro m, FrAr k Merrill, Andover.
Wilder Pa c1en, o Harrington, Locke :
min,.
Daisy Mo rill, ch m, Walter Hsyford
Auburn.
Harry B. blk g, Ramsnzo Desne, Buck
field.
Fsuntlerey, .or ?, D W Foster. Canton.
-, b m,
hawkeye, X o Jordan, Buckfeld
Glp.ey, z IN, E o Amss, D.1feld.
Foais OF 1890.
Nicholas, tlk z, . p Harrington, Locke
Mills.
Ikeka, b C, G Ellis. Canton.
| b c, y w FOSTER, CAnton.
Norlsnch Wilkes, W N Gilbert, Liver
more Falls.
| 2 40 Cas-.
| Ksn.aka. b m, VIM Grey.
Hervey L, T Thsyer.
Oliver L, b 8, G M Park.
Maggie Franklin, br m, z Z Gilbert.
Zrcon Boy, Frank Stanley
| Winthrop Pilot, w D Ramsdell, Norway
| Matchmaker, Chss T Stsckpoie, Gardi
ner.
| Nellie Pratt, ch m, A E Russell, Buck
| field.
Fauntleroy, ch ., D W Foster.
| 227 Class.
Dan Ridley, b s, T d Marsh.
Bell Chsee, Thsyer-
LsMs,cott, G s Childs.
Griffin, b $, VIM Gregg Andover.
Themis. b m, d NJ Foster.
Adye, b ID, y A Merrill
/ Black Nathan, blk ., A E Russell.
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The judges we're DR.. c. 4. Pickering.
Gardner G. 8. Dortity, Ti,css'et; Fl
4. shaw, Boston, Msrs.; +. A. Cfesmsr,
wiscasses, nlerx. They did their nsss
to satisfy The people and do their whole
duly to all concerned, and succeeded in
pie s.ing everybody By their prompt rulings
and j. ast decisions.
For Thursday the rsces are the road
race for ents' driving hor.es, ia the fore
nooa, with the 2.40 AID 81 classes in The
afternoon.
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Charged Hin witn Embezsllng
41SO,OOO.

NORRIsrowN. Pa. Sept. I6.-Ajbsro
Longsksr, . dnector IN tho Montgomery
rruss Co.. swofe out . warvsns today
against w. v. Siieslu6, charging him With
altering the books Of the compsoy snd sp-
pfopfistipg ~ his own use el80. 900 Of ~
funds. Sii siu6 vss held IN $4,000 ball /.
He vss formerly treasurer Of the TYuse
Company.
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New Hampshire Declines 10 JsiA nAln1
In the WsrIa's Fair Buildlng,

CoRcoRp, Sept. ls AT . meeting Of Tho
Wo5las Far csmmlss.oa. r. II New Ha0p.
sairs tonight pl .ns for tbs States building
at Chicsso we're suomistsd and considered.
A resolution was adopted declining tho
proposition Of the Name commies,opess -
construct building for joint oocupaacy o.
the fair.
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Psics OF Cusl Advaooso. !.

New YoRK, Sept lG The anthracite
coai producing compaulss to-day adva' csd
the prices of coal from October let fsou. 10
to rs cents per ton.
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Graeie Gilman in her -lfep Tor
hours at n time. No appetite. II
Death Angel drew near, but he RS
cUEH was at hand-DANA'N >ARSA-
PAkfILA gave her good appetite;
brought the roses back to her
chcel.s and gave her refreshing
sleep and the father and mother are very
grateful for IL. DO you wonder at IL!
Hearts are breaking with agony
every day as the little arms clasp
papa's and mama's for the last time.
kyOhf Parents, banish disease.
banie death, by usinr tue Great
Remedy white you may.
DON'T LET YOUR CHILD DIEl
Dana safsaparilla Co.. Belfast Maine,
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10 w,itfgg Mss,sr ios Pubic Schools

PrppI FORD, Sept. Is The ddefoFd
school eonnistf 81 . full meeting this
evenine voted OF The question II smployir
. vrisirg master for the publi schools bu;
fail, d 10 elect. TIE ciiy hiss regularly
empio. ed An instructor in this bfanca til
this year.
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Association.

Miiwautee, 5; Baitimors, S .DwYer and vau, hn;
Maiden, ysd HsIiren and Robinson.
Al Iouisyillc--
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Deaths from Diphtherla.

SnELByvILLE,I Ind Sept. l6.-Thirty death.
have Occurred within the past 48 hvurr,
caused by diph.hens, which prevails here
in malignant form.
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DOWN IN THE MOUTH

No wonder: Blood out OF
order, liver deranged, stom-
ach upset and kidney troub-
les. 1t is a wonder that you
are alive. Kichapoo Indian
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
France Recognizes Provisional Governs
mcnt Of Chill.

PARIS, Sept. I6.-rhe government has
instructed the Frene h minister at Santiago
TO recognize the provisional government Of
Chill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
First Body F0usd.

New YORK, Sept. is The fret bOi,
vas found in the ruins Of the Fulton street
fre Just before midnight. The trunk ~N
eli the re WAS lett of IL.
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GIBRALrAR, Sept. l6. - The United
States school ship Mononsshela has arrived
here.
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4 accidentally ennt assssif with q
Revolver.

BAxeoR. Sept lS.-Mrs Gecrae Miicbe II
Of this city, While loading revolver 20
night, accidentally shat herself in the sids
| above the heart. The physicians are un-
able to I'D the bullet The would is uci
| considered particularly dangerous.
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RoME. Sept. l6.--The Italian govern.
ment has recognized the Junts - the ss(sb.
lished x .vernmeht in Cbiii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17

LONDON. Sept. i6--The steamer Cali.
fornian has been wrecked At Cufacoa. No
lives were lost.