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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
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CaAsLorrs, s. c., Juue lO-One OF the
most remarkable cases that has ever been
brought befo.e the medical fraternity OF
this state il that OF Mfs- Sarah Meas. Who
lives just beyond Ashaville, DR.. T. e. Bales,
sho lives just over shs Norsh Carolina line.
IN Tennessee. gives she case 70 the public
About 20 yesrs sgo N-s. Meas ecofched shs
end OF her index fog u while ironing, and
on me evering Of lhe same dsy she Gu.
the same f1ges with piece Of glass.
As.sr siis e4fons on beg.,, and as the
disease PROT sessed he fo.es ! became in
volved The exfof. on fskes place sponts-
neously, add ebo1s tsn minutes after ii
occurs the worn is seized With intense
pins, which con nues Un'i The bone is
dischsrge.. There 10 no hemarrnsge or
ipfsmrs on, and it slwsys heals rapidly.
The bone seems to be immediAtely replaced
ana there 10 no di,figurs ion Of he part
from VI 'ch ne old one Is expelled The
bone does rot alw.ss make It's appearance
on tie surface isst,ntly ser breaking
loose. but oce ,siona,ly is some hor-s NOV.
leg dow j the sim, moving an inch or 50
very rapidly, then o opin9, and go moving
and s''ppirg alternately un,.i it reaches ne
back Of the hard.
DR.. Bales says thst on one occasion ! 9
was called very hurriedly to sea ne voms,
and on bis s"sival he forrd bone lodged
in her Dat. He removed lie bone sn1
che told him she had swf lowed two bonsi
previous : /, his arrival, and while si.s 'na
talking to her . bone about one inch ia
Length came ..om her lie ear.
The bones al look natural, though some
Of them sppesr - il they had been bleached
The number expelled in pieces up to this
time 10 526
Mrs. Meas has until recently had good
use Of her arm. bat it Is now impaired "a
some ex 3ent She 10 free from any dis.
ease that would have . tendency to produce
softening Of the bone, and has tsken very
little mercury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
Kuishtsoi Labor ChaJgss Agsinst BIZ
Esau OF Printing and Eosraviag.

WARRINGTON, June l0-Secretary Fos-
ter made sfrtement this after aeon in re-
gard to TIE investigssion of the charges
made by the Knights of Labor against
SUPP. Meredith Of ne bureau Of engfss .ng
and printing. He std: "rhe commi..ee
appointed to inves' gst, ne quality Of pa
per and material used by re bureau OF
engraving and pa ng was agreed upon
before the present secretary was appointed.
Soon after hey began their investigation
the committee representing The Knights Of
Labor submit. led for investigation certain
chages sgsinst The chef of the
bureau. One Of these was to the
effect that be was usipg inferior
material, especir'ly in inks. The present
secretary subm, d to re tfeasr-y COM
mis:ee this special subject for inves Ga on.
A .epo.. has been made MT the inks used
are OF the best qq1lt7. Il is only fair to
say that the inves ~ OF just closed was
largely ex psr.e, aad made With but lille
effort on the pr Of '''e Rights to prove
their charges" IRE secret said this was
all be would say on 'he subject. It ID
learned from o.',.r sor-ces tbat'se charges
pade by the Kniabts of Labor sgainst the
present Administra on Of the bureau are
rtill rider inves igation. They apply to
the general quss on Of discipline and alle2e
that Chief Meredith has Discriminate
against organized labor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

~
! m ~ IN aspsaA - tAsssnd dsls
lass IA asy lank = ls.i.esa snd ~ ~ q
lov s.y physeiA - 80 g 49, ~
iae plleshy tAs e1aluasd. sesssss ~
tuesssire knife. heaiMs = can.e.
3 sslecs 10 e III vofs4 caeee--ao -
how long sanding o. large ths tnnese ~
BE- viii fcffsis 600 ssf sech eass ~ fAals
q cure By h's pAialess method.
DIR. risks nnsr1ipg nsshod enas.ss
hin 8 guarantee care IN every &C. ~
hesitafs. Yoa risk ssthin9. Decaese
oshers have failed II your cas- y 70 reason
Why ycu should net aecepe c1fa nov.
Deiay nay msan cancer Of The Isesa1. %
disesse Of the Kidneys. bladder o. urtco
genital organs which viii - slse % eatAii
vital week.-Mrs., nervous debility and m
told misery Of BODY and nind. Ateod =
the trouble rov.
e D. = S,r.-sGosa .eus ~ t.ne., I received
yosf liad issfer and everything = 6onf e p -
yoa said, and an % ha1py this nose0k 10y
@ ron pain, the sore ness u al gore ard d. not
ihsuk the fuliness that Z dowa Will tlo1ote ne,
and unless il does shah not trouolc It. cut nss
seon = \ doss shsil come sSySe os 'ss Se4cr
AM my present happiness. would 20 % osI 4.
uhers was the hris time yss came fer hun uea'
he pesple al think NJ csrs h remarkable: On,
D. has retssnea from Califosris, ard - tcid ny
Husband tie ether night ~ shoul, take the ntst
Opportunity to call fnd congratulate ne On "
re; ;sssIs ss:a viii s''s ~ 's an s,s e xoss
JOHN BIRD, Wholesale Grocer, Rock.
land cr-ed, very bad case.
GEO. A GlLCHRISr. Ship builder
n cured
with nut pain.
CHARLES j. WALKER, Of Portland
failed to get help by hsrsh treatment cured
BY DR.. Fix without pSia,
RK, GATELY, Ex Department com u
A. R.Po.tlAnd cured years sgo;ao feturn
Of the tfouble.
Rev. GEO. D. LINDSEY, Bango,
cnfed.
Rev ]. c. ANDREWS, Mechanic Falls
succesafuils cured, very bad case.
EN-. B. STOCKRIDGE. Of Lewiston
treated and lesmsnensly cured eleven years
aso
G. 8. ROGERS. Garaine, cured.
C. W. AvERELL, Gardiner. cured.
HIRAM FULLER, Hailowell, cured.
C. Il. KEITH, Wsterville, cured.
| So We might gives husdreds Of rares o.
parties cared throughout tie Sfste. Fol-
lowing appointments:
lGARDiNER, EVANS, every Monda,
Ia. n HALLoWELL, HAllowell House,
Monday P. If
AUGUSTA, North. Tuesday A. M.
WATERViLLE, e msoo5, Tuesday p. NJ
PoRrLAND,U. S. Hotel, every Saturday
At home 344 Main St.. Lewiston, Thursday
Friday and sund.y Of zach week.
june2sod&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
Probe cou..ps Hard & wosh.

CnIcAGo, June I0-PkGse Cou1ins. the
dsposed Secrecy Of the Beard Of Lady
Managers. vas At heatqua sefs yesterday
for The hrss time In several weeks She
rcd . long session with psesident Palmer.
vice-P President Bryan. sed Vice Chairman
Mckenzie. fsllicg them al. about her case
II am very anxiou,," she sid. .'foY an
early rial in The United Stsses Court, BE-
cause am eerd1er o. winning The trial
has been postponed several mes on &C.
count Of Edsia Wakes illnsss, but the
csse will doubtless b. heard hi. week"
what il you ere beaten?e she WAS
asked.
In the fest placs will not be beaten.
but il such thing happen, I would carry
the case TO the highest court and even TO
Copgress.s
s'A,e you doing any work for the Bcasds"
Every day do something. The cofre-
spondepee keeps coming to me, and. Of
course reply to it. Letters have come to
me from Aust ala. aud all points Of the
compass, in fact
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
81 TELEGRPh
Rsun - us1csnsa rsooDytssisn
cAssoA ~ aesdass vIsws . tnsss
owe.

PIrTsnsnG. n, Juns l0--1hs ssaaar
tsonat ssisls - tAs six ys1ag ninasesn a
ths 2efesned P-sshvssxian cha1nh endsd
tedsy, and ~ sJnod BY . vets a. IS b 81
expelled Avs q shen fsoa rs chascA. Ths
charges seainse Asn vsfs scAndal. Ebsl
and fsllosisg disisivs co1fses u aseiasias
in fnyor o. ne xisA1 d s-aseAies = . nesf.
Ing b shs sast end 81 shis eity Aeir named
srs: Rev. =. II. M;liiesn. J. "a. J. Hill.
gsn, W b. Reed, ". l.. G. 6anpson and
J. c. K Ailliges. Rev. A. ". MeCluf,
kins's appeal 70 sussrsn r. B. Buknstts, I
sssdsns slss eAafesa Win hefssy. has rol
YET besa s-ied. Irnsdiately afses the vote
all thu snspendsd Diais n lefs ~ church,
snd vess met on shs outside By seyeral
ministers Of ne Ur'sed Presbyterian Cturcf
Who ex'ended - them in n iafosmai way
the right hand Of feilo ssfip- 1an vefdic
YES not Unexpected ard several ninisteri
have notified the syned Of shsis int n on
follow tho young men,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
New Hosland Water Works Assoois.
ton Meets Ct Hsrtford.

HARTFORD. Conn June lO.-The tenth
annual meeting Of the New Eog.snd Water
Works Associa ION opened in this Gig this
afternoon with 4 good At ndance. The
meeting was held in Putnam Phalanx Hall
A general reception room for all members
was kept open in he United States Hotel.
As $50 the sssocis ou ne. and lis tened to sn
address Of welcome by Mayor Dsieht. The
Presidents address was delivered by Albest
r. Noyes, Newton, Macs. +. g. Coffin d
Boston, read paper on rs -ne,rd Fian-
ges for Water Pipes" This evening E. E.
Fsrpan Of Sharon, Mass, read q paper en-
titled Experience with the Water Ham
mer." II c. Holden, Nashua, N. H, dis
cussed LEAD Pipe Connec ons for Iron
Pipes" At9 o'clock 3 reception by the
president and officers was given at the
Allyn House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

Mr.. Geo. Spsvey who resides on the
upper tdge of Fstiuinsdsis and who has
an euvisble reputation for Furnishing roysl
good times for his neighoors and friends
capped the ctim+x Tuesdsy evening by
"dedicst.ng" The handsome new barn whici.
he has bliit 10 connection With his sta1d Of
buildings Over one hundred were presen,
AMI after an hour Of gsmss. etc. a Halo
Eeil orchestra furnished music fer shor5
dance which vac held on the lover barn
floor X freshmelts we're served at inter
mission and the merry party hsde good
night at half past twelve and boarded a
special electric csr which had thoushtfBlly
tes n provided tc carry the merry makers
% their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
Anniversary q Ksss,s asll.

Ths anniversary Of the Wesleyan Semi
nary and Female College never occurred
under more fsyoxahls circumstances than
the present Ths scenery vs. never more
beautiful than 1t this time Of the year.
There il no more heslthful and beautiful
location for an institution Of learning thsn
kent's Hill. The prospect from almost
every point Of the compass 10 almost unsuF
pssssbls. The anniversary exercises
commenced on Monday evening With ciass
day exercises, which were fully equal 20
those Of past years Tbs programme ir-
ciuded the ssiusstory BY Grace NJ. Wy
man; poem, Sylvia r Schsffsr; history.
Nellie Gregory; farewell 10 campus and
halls. Msnde N. Wymsn; prophecy, Netsie
A. Brown; vslsdicfosy, Carrie r. Miller
Vocal and instrvuen:.l music was furn-
shed by the Philharmonic Club, Misses
SchsffsY. Wyman. Morrill, and Miller and
Messss. Tbomrs son and Folsom.
Ths trustees meeting was held Tuesday.
The treasurei's report showed the instifu-
tion in good condition. The number Of
graduates this year, exclusive Of the com
mercial department, 10 81. In the evering
the prize contest was held at which This
programme vss rendered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
Bad Fire at HAvs.hiD. mass.

HAvERn,LL. Mass, June ll.-Just be-
fore IL o'clock FIRE was discovered at .se
lumber ys-i Of Chase & Co., which wss
esmsgsd abou. els 600. The FIRE spresd
:. en- sdj,inipg building owned by Page &
Proctor. wholesale meat dealers, whose loss
o., 900. The Boston & Ms'ne R,ilrcsd
cara were damaged $4,000. A. Cur 'sr Z
Sons tenement block was damaged $1,000.
Later.
The total loss =. III reach higher figure
than was ut first thought ard will be not
far from 5000 Seven passenger cars
snd two freight ears we're br med; partially
,sured. Toe 6re was communicated 10
Eshop's block, which was d-nased 5000
A dwelling house owned by G. W. Vining
WAS pa ally burned, he family having =
nsycow eecA,,. Chase & Co.'S loss it ID
row thought VII reach 825, .. Not more
than half Of re Losses re avered by in
sr-Ance. The fire was inesndiary and
created much exciteTenr, a. there have
recently been five iDcendiaFy fires JUS
across the river. in Bradford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
iowa PIohibis.oDists Nominate fcs
state Officers.

CEs MoINEs, Iowa, June 10.-The Pro.
hibi on state convention this afternoon
adopted a p siform and nominated q full
site ticket. The platform favofs straight
out prohibi ON; y Tree ard Unlimited coin.
age silver; the Austria Ian ballot reform q
state constsbulayy - on force prohibition
and the immediate abolili on Of the whole
United State int, nal revenue system, since
in its operation 1t raco nizes the liquor
..affic. Isaac I. Gtssop, Salem, was
nominated for & vernon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11


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cisssea. 1hese ms ~ ~ voEAsn
tosaso - Lesfeses 1scs. -
1s ans.c1 Mss e deAosk Ne ~ $3.50 l.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

The boys Of the City Of Gardinss
Steamer Company have decided u possible
70 astsud the Bangor dremen's muster,
Jaly Is, and bring back the nrst prize for
steauers- They are row in trimming under
he direction Of Joseph Burgess. and pro-
pose to make nne APPEARANCE on the
parade. They are now having some haed-
seEae new uniforms made for the occasion.
They will consist Of dark blue pants with
gill braid en- the seAms, snd light b.ue
shir-s with ban shield edged With gold
braid ard having figure s.s- On h in old
gold A black Straw hat asa leafAef belt
completes . very handroms and neat losk-
iag uniform.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

WAKEFIELD, Mass, June 1O-Rev
Dorr Albert Hudson ard Miss Alice Eve
Ign Godfrey Of '''s town were married at
,he Zap Is church TITS evening, the Rev.
David NJ. Beach Of Csmbridgepors officiat
ing, assisted BY Rev. X. W. Wallace Of
Wakefield. Mr.. Hudson is graduate Of
the Yale Divinisv School and has accepted
call to Cherry field, Me-, where he will
60 after short wedding tour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
WhsEe Patrick Henry eoruded the
Keynote OF the Revolution.

RICHMOND, Va, June l0.-The eeelai
centennial Of ST. Johns Episcopal church
was celebrated this morning with impress
sive ceremonies. Bishop Randolph preached
in The morning ard gave history OF the
pare chial work and in the evening Hon.
VIM Writ Henry delivered an address on
the connection Of the church with political
history CT the country. Il was in this
br'ldirg the Virginia convention Of 1875
assembled md where Patrick Henry
sornded the keynote Of the revolution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

INV ORLEANS. June 10.-Detectiva
O'Mallsy's trusted lieutenant, McCryst ol,
vas tried today for attempting TO bribe q
tiles jr-or named McCabe, who was sum.
moned in she Heunessy case. O'MalIey
was to be tried in he came csse. but Judge
Baker ruled cut the confession made BY
McCrysto after pie indie nent. This
saves O'MaIley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

Disturbed, disturbed; with pain oppressed
No slaep, no rest; what dreadful pest
Such tsrfofs TINS ensnared I'm?
Dyspepsia all nishs- all csy,
It really seemed bad come to stay;
Pray. guess .ou, then. what cu.ed him?
1t was lr. Pierce's Golden Medica
Discovery. That IL the Erest cure fol
He-daete. Scros ,se. Dyspepsia, Kidney
Diseisa, liver Complain and Genera
Dsb'ity. An ir We LIVER means poi
soned blood; Coz pa 'er meaps poisoned
blood. The ser. ar dos for Impure
blood il D.. Fesces Go dea Medical De
covefy. Ac..ng directly upon tie affected
cfsr,s, ref.1es tAsm to their normal con.
disio1. lie Discovery" 10 gsayasssed "a
bene6s Or eve in cases Of disesss for
which il u recommended, Or money paid
for Il win be promptly refunded.
junssd&wfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

The assessors Of FsFniogdsle have com
pisted their work for the present year.
rney found ,he tptsi valuation to be
s507 627. Of vhich s395 526 is real estate
and SIP l0i is personsl property. There
ara sky five deg, 20 be taxed and 22l
paies. The total assessment is So 0sS So
and the tsse is fourteen and ore hall mills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

Several strangers who rode about the city
yesterday remarked upon the large number
OF improvements =hicn we're going on upon
the grpuods Of many residents. There il.
indeed isrg3 amount Of turf ng. terrscing
aud erscirg oeirg done and it has the graf
flying feet Of adding materially TO the
appearance not only Of the yards but Of the
streets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

QUEBEC. June lO.-Forest fires sre still
ravsg.ns Like St. John cou1..y with m
abated des.ructiveness. Mule upon mile
has burned through along re raiisay line.
and ne sill dsvouring element is travelling
along with sweep Of lo1 miles. The
destFuc' on and loss cannot be estimated
saw mill have blu ned, Arewood by thousand
Of cords and 'imber by millions Of feet have
been reduced , sshes. One man ct St.
Feliciene, while f,eipg for HE life, took
refuge in . we'll snd was drowned.
The Sssuensy FIRE, are sill on the march,
sprs ing desruc on and desolu ON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

The next big social event in Wstervilie
will he the Masonic reception and ball.
which occur, tomorrow night, to be fol-
lowed ON Saturday by the dedication,
grand parade and banquet The public
attention will center upon tn, different
events connected with the commencement
Of Colby University.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

J. Houghton Mcclellan and Miss Louise
Mussenden of Bath were married Tuesday.
Rev. A. f Winship of Boston addressed
the Maine Normal School students at
Pennington, Tuesday.
Frank Dunn of Portland had both legs
broken at Saccarspps. Wednesday, BY .
heavy stone falling on him.
Frank Z. Walls was awarded the prize
for The best ora ON and Ethel M. Bracket
for bes. essay at the Maine Central Insti-
tute, Tuesday evening.
Ths I o. @. T. lodge a. Richmond cele-
brated their anniversary Tuesday evening.
About $50 visitors were present from Bath,
Topsham and Bowdoinham.
The friends Of Charles Z. Smith who
broke Jail at Pennington, April 8, have
settled his fms and expense Of the search
| for him, amounting to $2l0 SO. He 10 still
at large.
The past week Dr.. Weeks OF Portland
successfully performed An operation on the
person of Lester Cox Of FreepoIs. for the
relief of an abcess at The side Of the vermi-
form appendix.
A branch railroad from the Canadian
Pacific to site near The line where Ban
gor man will build sawmills, is to be locat-
ed q. once. The mills will PVT out at
least 1000 carloads Of lumber per year.
Lawyer Ps;nee Of Kennebunk has
brought suit for 800 sgsinst Ii. E. Boune,
trial justice ut Kennebunk. for holding
court Memorial day and foing Edward
Boothby Of Wells 80 70 for drunkenness.
Maine is to be represented next month at
the meeting of the International Temper
snce Congress at Sarstng / Sprir 60. by Rev.
Geo NJ. Park of Pretqne Isle. Editor r.
II. S.delinger of Portland and Everett B.
Norton of Pennington.
Fvllosirg are the Maine entries for the
Charter Oak Park $4,000 purse for trot
ting fouls OF 1891, IS thfee-yesr clds to tot
in 1891: G. S Burieigh, Vassslboro. colt
by Nelsop, dam b. sic; Thomas Carr. Ok
ford. black colt by Col. West, dam Nellie
C; G C. Moses, Bath. colt by Myrtlevood,
tam Gypsy Shaw; s. W. Parlin, PHILIPPE,
bay colt. Elmdaie, by Aicetus, dam Prin-
cess; N. J. Powers. Pitts.or, bay FLY
Flossie P, by fleetwood Wilke', dam
Nancy B.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

Mr.. Fred. ID. Lunt, fCremsn of the
blacksmith department Of the railroad shops
in this city, has teen taking short vacs-
ton ard ne has good reason for thinking he
deserves 1t, for this /, tbs first time that he
has thus ipdulged himself for ,hirty-one
years. Mr.. Luut Is tough and rugged snd
probably would not know how to act If he
should be sick. There are four of the
"Lunt boys" all Of whom are strong, strap
ping fellows Oae Of them is Wilbu.
Limit E'q the we'll kno1n lawyer in Port
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

A. VI Spear. Esq. WESTON Lewis and
II. z. Chosen lett yesterday morning for
Phillips, where they viii attend the annual
nesting of lbs pailios and Rsngeiey Raft
read waicls will BE- he ID 10 day. They car
risd their fishing rods with them and will
eombiEe pleasure with business in angling
IN the Ranseiey ws.sTs for the festive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

yonog lady fran this city while walk
ing with friend IL Augusta recently, va:
badly il ired by b l'-d plsc, 10 the plank
sidewalk near the cGru.r Of Western ave-
0ue and State stree. Sle was badly
bruised abo-t the limbs and her dress was
torn so badly as 20 be " rth'ess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

Rev. A. W. Potter who had his home
here for several years, has been in the city
this week and went from here to Kent's
Hill, where be 10 trustee Of the Msine
WESLEYAN Seminary and Femsle College.
Z X Drummood, ESQ.,, Of this city who is
also on the board of trustees. i, at the Hill
and will probably remain until Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
Sir John A1acd aids Rsmss1s Taken
to Kiogaton, Ont.

KINGSTON, June 10. A spe cisl train
beating the remains Of Sir John A. Nc
Donald arrived here shortly before nine
o'clock. The remains were borne to City
Hall where in the public hail they were
placed on . cassfalque. Tae city is il
nesvy mourning, sill br'langs being draped
in black.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

A dispatch received BY C. N. Foster Of
Richmond, owner Of Parlin Stream, states
that-hers 10 no IRE there or near the stream.
One received from Moose river, fifteen
miies above there, says there IL no IRE near
there. ALSO one from West Forks ssys
there 10 no fire on the Eachaused Ponds but
one is reported near Moosehesd Lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

Rev. q. W. HinckIey was 10 town the
other day in quest of big tent, one that
wonld shelter $50 people. He wants u
pitch il al Good Will Farm, when the
annual meeting i. held there the latter part
of this month, II aEy who sees this item
car pat Mr. IIincslsy on track Of what he
wants. he will be grateful TO them for III.
taver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
Hsrsssarsstt Races.

Providence, June 1c The races at
Narfagansett Park today resulted: 2 30
class. purse $500, divided, won by b. m.
Fanny Wilcox. entered bv ". 3. Wilcox,
Southington. Conn, 2 asa. 50 class,
PAGERS. purse $500, divided. won by b. 4.
Bod Onward, entered by A. johnson,
Brockton. Mass; best time, ASA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

rom this place are at work repairing one
Of the wtAives 1t Hsilowell. They com
melcsd work Tuesday and viii continue
until some time nsxs week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

Mr.. joseph Perk,Ds, soa Of Mr.. Geo. W.
PEI kins. ard = native Of this city. 10 the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. + +. Norton,
Louion hill. Mr.. Perkifs. whose home is
now in Chicago, has been ia Chius for The
tssf Ok vssrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
Bass, WIZ. a ssss. s11 quit.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. June 10-Tbe suit
brought by George r. Er er, the principal
COM. actor. against the Knoxville Southern
railroad. vas decided here today. Eager
received judgment for $685.