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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-13
GARDINER. II; PORTLAND. 6.


GAHptNER, June IL Special. The
Portland Y VI. C.. \. base bail team made a
pilgrimage TO this city today and this after
noon crossed bats with the Gardiner High
School nine in the best game which has
been played on the Common this season
The PoFtlands were attired in neat cos
tunurs, and i'll a - minute practice before
the game was called won the audience of
800 people by the excellent manner in
whicfi they felied the bali The grounds
were great difficulty for them to over
come as they have been used TO PLAYING on
a level ground, and the larger part of the
errors male BY them were due To this fact.
The home team played its regular nine
With the exception of kersey, the star
catcher of last years Gardeners, who played
a wonderfully cool, steady game and was
vigorously applaudeti. He played the first
game he has played this season with only
one error and that an excasable one. Dan
Webber pitched a great game, striking
out nine men. The visitors
were unable to hit him very efectually.
The infield for Gardner was taken care of
in fine shape. all of the boys putting up
rattling steady game. Merrill and Atkins
in the field caught some difficult flies. The
visitors played the pluckiest kind of an up
hill game, never for once giving up until
the nine innings closed. Webster, the cen
tire fielder, was everywhere and made two
long runs after flies which he captured with
out the least trouble. His error was ex-
cusahle. As base runner he was great,
taking every possible chance.
Alien pitched a steady game, which, with
different grounds. would have been much
more effective. He was relieved in the
seventh inning by Soule, who had some ex-
cellcnt curves, but was wild and gave four
men bases on balls. Alien pitched the re-
mander OF the game. Especial mention
should also be madc of the iirst-base work
of Brewster, wig played m excellent game.
Watson led the batting with four hits and
a total of seven including fine three bag
ger; Richardson followed next with three
and total of FIVE; hersey three with a
total of four and Douglass four singles.
For the visitors G.. Allen excelled at the bat
securing three hits and Il total of four;
Libby, catcher two with a total of three.
tmpire Turner was called upon TO make
many close decisions but was impartial and
salts factory. It was close game from
beginning TO end. The visitors were per-
feet gentlemen aah il viii be pleasure for
the Gardiner boys to entertain them again.
The score
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GODFREY FOUND GUILTY
OF Having Assaulted and Robbed Town Treas.
urer Stuart Of Limins.on.

Ssco, June I0.-On the opening Of the
Supreme Court at Alfred this morning the
trial of BENJAMIN Clark Godfrev. for az
sauiting Leonard J. strout of Limington,
was resumed. The prisoner was the first
witness called, and he emphaticaliy deuie,l
having confessed to Detective Sewbegin
that he assaulted and robbed Mr.. Strout.
Defence rested here, Godfrey having been
on the stand over ore hour.
The state submitted the New Hampshire
state prison records. showing that Benjamin
c. Godfrey was confined there three years
for mansisughter committed in Freedom. y
H., in 1856. Lawyer Higgins made the
closing argument for the defence, and Law
yer H. II. Burbank for the state. The
case went to the jury late this afternoon,
and after being ont 10 minutes they return
cd. bringing in a verdict of guilty.
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You Ought 10 Attend.

WAsuISGroS, June 1.-THE secretary
of state is in receipt of u note from the
minister of Russia, under date of May ~,
1892, saving that, with the sanction of the
Emperor of Russia, there will be held at
Moscow during the current year two inter
national congresses, the first on anthropo-
logy and prehistoric archaeology, to he
held from the 18th to the 2oh of August,
and the second on zoology from the 22th to
the 30th of August.
The congresses are to meet at Moscow
conformably to the resolution passed at the
last similar congresses which met in Paris
in 1889, and in which the scientists of the
nited States also took part They will be
organized under the auspices of the I'm
peral Society of Friends of Natural Sci
ence, Anthropoogy and Ethography which
will endeavor to make these meetings sci
cntific success and to that end they desire
the presence of as many foreign men of
science a. possible.
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ThE MAtA VIA
To &c Suppressed II tho Italian Authorities
Can Accomplish Il.

LoNroN, june 1.-THE efforts of the
Italian authorities To suppress the Mala Vita
have resulted in another monster trial in
Bari. Last year l19 members of Ills bpnI
of cut-throats were arrested in the district
around Bari aud were tried in that cit,
Nine hundred witnesses testified against
them, and most of the prisoners were cop-
,icted and sentenced,
The prisoners in the present ease number
2l9 and the witnesses $50. The prisoners
are charged with every crime contemplated
by law, from assassination aud highway rob
berry TO pocket picking and blackmaiing.
Many of them are women, girls AMI boys.
The result of the trial will doubtless be
the conviction of about 200 persons, as the
magistrate and all men in authority in the
district have been informed that the gov
crnment will stop ai nothing To exicrrninatv
the murder and robbery societies of sdu,h-
ern Italy and that whoever distinguishes
himself in aiding il will not want for sub
stantial rewards from Romp,
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TINE MINERS


Lo>poN, June l2,--An International con.
gress of miners has been held in London
this week, bu, the only practical proposal
was made by the French labor deputy, NJ
rhivrier, the man in the blouse" Who
wanted To give all governments three
months notice that, unless they start the
industrial millenium within that period,
there would he u universal strike. Foreign
delegates cheered this proposal wildly, hui,
Enghshmen pumped cold water upon it, an |
nothing came of il.
FRIDAY evening the delegates were dinei
by an obscure democratic club which has
its headquarters in u street on the Strand
The toast ot democracy was ostentatiously
substituted for that of the Queens health
Several rlergymen were present, bu, no
grace was said.
real countess, Setback by name. and
several other ladies also sat at the festive
board. The toast Prosperity To Labor.
WAS acknow lodged by war correspondent
whose salary would he doubled tomorrow II
the nations of Europe were To fly at each
others throats in faatricidal strife.
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Italian War Credit.

Row.. June ll.-There was u nolsv cit
ting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day.
Sig. Forts of the extreme Left who /. u
warm supporter of cx-Premicr Crispi malc
an excited speech urging that the military
strength of the country must not b" re-
duced even if increased taxation should be-
necessary.
Premier Giolitti followed asking the
Chamber to vote six months credit.
The Marquis ii Rudini the tx prime
minister. opposed this demand of the gov
ernmpnt.
The Chamber adopted the whole bill re-
ia,ng to the provisional credit. ~ presented
by the government, the vote standing 2jUto
-
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THEY WANT PEACE.
John Redmond, N. P, and Ed
itor John Wyse Powers
Arrive at New York and Are Given a
Cordial Reception.
They State That They Seek Peace and q Re.
union Of Their Parry.

NEW YoRs, June l2.--,iohn Redmond.
NJ. p, from Waterford, arrived here late
last night ON the steamship Etruria. He
was detained at quarantine over night, be-
ing taken of the steamship at the dock this
morning. 4 delegation of friends and 4
reception committee received and escorted
him 10 the Hoffman House, where he will
stay while in the city.
John Wysc Powers, of the Dublin indie
pendent, accompanied Mr.. Redmond and
both received most cordial welcome from
the members of the reception committee.
In response to the welcoming address of
the chairman of the committee, Mr., Red
mond briefly stated that his purpose in Wis
ulng this country was one of peace. He
and his patriotic comrades in Ireland wanted
a reunion, and by union he meant union
independent of English parties.
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,,.NS, BLOOD sYRTP may be
nR. WILL ~, druggists at 81 90 = bot
~ Proen; Pror,.;n that you get the only ken- =.
rssr.senied rsrr; just a. good.
p-s,.red only by
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Saturdays League Games.

NJ BosroN.
Boston. l ! o u u o. Il
/ cincinnati, = u u q q a
ton. /; Cincinnati, /. batteries Nichols and
Camel, Chamberlain and Murphy.
At nRoohiNN.
Chicago q u q q / = L
BruuklNn, . o q . | a D
Hit chicago. ;, Brooklyn, H. Errors Chi,
cage, u. isru"kisn, :. Battcries~tiumbrrt aud
schrncr; Fouil aud daily.
AT SEw NoHk.
Clrv Gland, = % . . . q . a. =
New York o o o o . o o i
Hns-tlrvcaud, :. New York, :. Errors
Cleveland, /. New York q, Battcrirs--tuppy and
Linncr; King and Murphy, Fields.
Al BALTIMORE.
Louisville, . o u Il o. &
4 Baltimore o g.
| Ili,s-Louisrillr, II. Taltimnr-. :. ErrorS-ion
J isrillr, >; Baltimore, /, Batteries hcakin aiud
Grim, Cobb and Robinson,
Al ruiiApELrnIA.
/ Philadelphia, n-i0
pitishmrgu , q u q u IL :
! Philadelphia, / riu,hnrg, 3, Batterirs-t ars"y
and Clements baldwin aud Mack.
Al wisniSGruN.
Washington. o : u u s-io
] st. Louis, = o u - u o.
/ Tus-Washingtun. 10. ST. Louis, .. Errors
Washington. /. st Louis, B. Batteries Cast
| right aud Mcclure, iircitcustr,n, Dwycr and
| Buckley.
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AUSTR0. HUNGARY
Will Send Representatives 10 the interua,
tional Silver Congress.

FRANKfoKr, June i2.-Ad,icrs from
Vienna are received here to the effect that
the Austro-l Hungarian government proposes
To accept the invitation of the niicd States
To unite with other governments in n silver
conference and will send II delegate
uncmpowered TO give binding promises 10
he accompanied by officials from the de-.
partmenis of finance of both Austria an
Hungary.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect April
Ilth, 1899.

aoISG WEST 8 70 \. VI fer LEWISTON Rock
f.od Portland i,9sinp and MONTREAL 10 4. "
In u4liouen Gardner aud sGifii Gsrrliu.r 10 ~
A for i;r1n-wick. lewiston, tarmiHgf0n.
goekisnd rasilsai and Boston. connecting for
Whit Mountain F,ynts and Qarbec, 2.9 T..
N for IIaiinReii, f,aFdinrF, and south t.ard
jpsr al5 T. ~ for BfBnswlek, Bath. For,
iand gnatga and saturday Oaiy. for Rock
i,DS Rb5 T.. fpr HaliGsfH, 1.ardiaer, and
-putil fsarAinrg ii.0H + ". tHirhi Fu!iinaH) fof
Isgisrnn igalh Portland and Boston.
aOINa EAST In \ NJ fHiglit HHpfss-j
faf -knAirgaH Ecliast Bangor, Bsr iaFhor. -.
Stephens -. Jaha and Aro1at0pk tannty. 9sE3 4
n isr WAisryIl". ~kOwhfgan and Bangor 3. "
T. VI I'M Waterille. Oakland. North AHson,
bingham Sknphrra8, Belfast. bower. Fox
rfufi Bangor Elr iarhOr, IT. STEPHENS, ~. John,
.nd krpu.fnak county. ami Sundays only, at y.is
VI for HanE0r
Ihr Night Pulirnan Trains run cneh way every
nlriit SUNDAY. included, hut not 10 SkoWhagHB on
Monday morning. uF ~ Belfast, Dexter. or beyond
bangor ~ ~spdJy In1rutngs.
rhp day express irtIHa going West At 100 \
aud bat Al D ~ T. VI ran daily. sunday. Included
hctVern ito,ipH. Lewiston. Bath, Bangor and 81.
john
l.ay.s Snuth f,Ar'ilr"r. q. 15 \. ". 10 ami Z 10
T. tatydinrr. 6-i \ NJ. 10 and H. T.. VI.
HalipstH &. ~ A, VI 10 hnd - T. NJ
Ibruarh ttrkFta to ''titurhih and ali pointr
south tul Wo-t mAf ho had 0i =. H. Walker
tifs.t agent Autusth, the only office IA Augusta
.eHRe sla .il riait7 and checking baggage ffer oi
sxpFu-r
rAi ,oN n Ckrr t.ec Pre-. & Geu1 Manager
> > BUUfHifY. G,rI Pass. and Ticket Agt
p.r,I,pH 4f,T t-ffs
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Ara Cushman's lasters Strike.

ArBrRS, Sune 1.-The - asters at the
Ara Cnshman's Shoe Companys factory
struck this afternoon.
This forenoon committee from the adj
visory board of the union waited on the firm
and presented price list for consideration.
During the afternoon the committee called
for an answer but were informed that the
firm did not care to deal with committees.
but would deal with the men individually
or collectively.
The la-ter then voted to stay out until
prices were settled. The Ara Cushmau
Company employs about 600 men Their
shops are run on the cooperative system
and only yesterday declared dividend of
2 per cent.
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Al FuRrLNSp.
First game;
Portland, o o o q - q
Lowell. o a.
IIits-FnrlBnd :, Lowell, ,. Error--por
land, ., Lowell .. Batteries, afey and i'lat,
Met arthy and Guinnsso.
Second game.
Portland, q | 2 o ito
Lowell, = u % . u !
IIits-rnrtlanh, ~; Lowell .. Errors Portland,
:. Lowell, l. Battori"s-klobr,lanz and Lat hauc'
sullivan aud t;uinasso.
NJ BKo' kTON.
BrocktOn, 90 2 : o 3 o ~
Salem, o o o o o. !
Hits Brockton. q: Snlcn. i. Errors-Brpekion.
>; Salem, :. Battrrles-Do. anI Burke. kilicen
and Cunnors.
N wpuNSstkEr.
WoonsoCkrt q . q i
Lewiston, q o o . .
Hits Wopnsocket. 6: lewiston, q. Errnr.-
Woonsock"t, :; lewiston, :. liaitrr.s-Frch and
liurriIl Mcguire and Lchotte
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INSULTED CARNOT.


P,KI-. June l2.--As rrc.ii,nt Caruot
was leaving Longchamps today. between u
double line of troops and pol cr three we'll
dressed men houicj at him. shouting
Wooden head and giving Inference 10
other abuse.
They spoke with a foreign accent Be
fore they could be arrested the crowd bnd
nearly lynchcd them.
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AT HK,s'aTDN.
New England League Games Today.


Lowell Ut Lewiston.
Manchester ut Wouusocket.
fawtucket 1T Salem.
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B0WDOlN. t3: BATES. 8.
lad Bowdoin Played Bail Like This. She
Would Have Won the Series.

BRUNswtCK, June ll.-Bowdoin admin
.tered to Bates her first defeat this after
aoon Harrington pitched excellent ball AMI
acid down Bates to 4 few scattering hits.
fifth inning and Wilson substituted The
battiug of Downes and putnam'S home run
yerc features of the game. rcnncll was
lisahlcI in the eighth.
The score:
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Fire at Biddeiord Pool.

BIpbgFoRp. June I2.-The cottage at
Biddeford Pool. owned by Mr.. Montague
Of New York, was burned today, while the
family was away. 1t is supposed the fire
was caused by spontaneous combustion.
Furniture and some wearing apparel were
destroyed. The loss il estimated $1,000.
The cottage was insured for 5000: con-
tents $500.
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PITTsFiELp, June r. Special The
band is making rapid progress and will give
a series Of open air concerts. the first to be
ing, June 18th. They will shortly move
into their new band hall which is being
fitted up by Mr.. W. Il. iIuBnewili.
Rev. Mr.. Mason Of Bangor occupied the
Free Baptist pulpit today. Mr.. Whi,comb
being in Hermon at the quarterly meeting
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SAFE. quick and B. r.etsrc.

The valuable curative properties Of an
cocks Porous Flasters are due 10 ilic I'm.
pInyment of the highest medical and eI.cmi-
cal skill. They are purely vegetable, and
in ingredients and method have never been
equalled safe, quick and effective in tI,c,r
action they do not burn or blister. hut
soothe and relieve while curing, AMI can b.
worn without causing pain or Inconvenience.
DO not be- deceived by Misrepresentation.
IN other -o-called Porous Ilsstcr- arr iud-
tations male to sell on the reputation of
AlIc0ck'..
tsk for sIlcocks and let no sol cita, on
or explanation induce you to accept 4 sub
-ti,ute. June l%coi&wfoIrp
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FRESHMEN'S DAY
At Colby, Their Nine Winning
Two Good Games.
Waldo County W. C. 7. U. to Meet
at Searsmont, June IA.
A Drowning Accident at Rocaiaad- 6owdoia
College Commencement.

WsrRRyLLE, June 1.-THE Freshmen
played the Sophomores on the campus. Sat
ar!ay morning. Play began rather late and
few were present outside the different
classes, but it was a ball game all the way
the way through. It va. BY far the most
intensely interesting game of the season,
and the Freshmen Won of course they did
The fielding of both teams was OF tine
order.
The score
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SIX HEATS TROIIeD.
Exciting Races at the Nashua. N. H.. Driving
Park, Saturday.

NhsHrA, \. H., June i2.-Thc fast race
at the driving park this afternoon proved to
he one of the finest ever trotted over that
half-mile track and the first where, in
field of but three starters, it took six heats
to pick a winner.
Critemore, the favorite against the field,
was last in the first three heats, and then
went in and won the last three. The last
quarter of the sixth heat he went i'll 81
seconds. The summary:
EAST RACE.
Purse 500.
Critemorc, by Critiendnn, , J /
Willie John. | 3
winuihcan :. = :
rme-..36i, a.a4i 2,a5l, ..3ai, ISL, 2,aii
SLOW Et,E-
i'urse Slfn.
Fred o., by Unknown, le /
Ioncy, = :
Nashua star = !
Fred s., 3 I
Timr-p .,gi 3. .,pI 1.,oi p,u1
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Two Fishermen Drowned.

Ro,kttNp, June ll.-John Patience and
a dory mate, whose name is not known.
while returning from their travis to the
fishing boat Little Annie. were struck by q
neavv flaw of wind. Their boat filled and
.ank and both were drowned The men
belonged in Gloucester. Patience leaves a
widow aud three children.
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PHiSeLtoN, n. j., june t2.--'fplny
Marqnnna chapel Was conn Ic'cIy hIirl b.
friends of the graduating class and students
TO hear the Baccaaareate sermon, rfeHrhc
by Rev. X. =. Storrs. The trst wac taken
from Hebrews III, third verse, ,cconi
clause.
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LEES POSITION
Al Gettysburg 10 be Marked in a Suitable
Mnnner by the United States.

GETTYsBrRG, Pa, June l2.-Tbc mill
tary affairs committee of the House has
been here since Friday. and completed the
inspection of the battle field. They are
much impressed with it, and will report fa-
vorably the bill now before them to mark
the Confederate position and purchase the
ground occupied by Lees army.
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OF Hoods SarsapsriIla wins friends wber-
ever il is fairly and honestly tried. It's pro-
pi tors are highly gratiSed at the letters
which come entirely unsolicited from men
and women in the learned professions
warmly commenting Hoods SsrsapariIIa
for what il has done for them.
d2wfolrmtfchd&w
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At Albany Albany, B. Elmira, <.
At Troy Troy. o. Philadelphia, o.
At Buffalo Buffalo. I Syracuse, x.
At Princeton Yale, 3, Princeton, J.
At Milford Milford. II; FIaycrhill t.
At Amesbnry- brighton, 3; Amcsbury. /.
At Hanover Dartmouth, y: Amherst, |
Vt Rochester Rochester ,; Bingham
ton. Il.
At Sanford-Sanford, Is; Prcsump-
scot, I.
At Wiliamstov Harvard. III viii
lisms, o.
At Observation-Disclosures Il; T.
L. NJ, /.
At Phillips Andoycr, 10 Phil
lips Exeter, i.
At Claremont, y. H., Claremout, 10 ;
Cuban Giants. T.
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At ASiiISoru
League Games Today.

n 'inciunati at Boston.
Chicago ai Brooklyn.
Cleveland NJ New \ nrk.
'itishurg nj Philadelphia.
Louisville NJ baltimore.
II. Louis at Washington.
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WHIPPED OUT.
Roekport. NO.. Losses lis Entire Business
Section by Fire. loss. $4,000.

RocHPoRr, No, June l2.--1be whole
business portion Of this city was burned to-
dsy. The FIRE started at noon and was
stopped only when it had consumed every
thing in it, path. Sixteen business build
ing. were destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
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AUGUSTA. ME-, Aug. 4 1891
trNION MEDICINE CO., Augusta Me
GrNrLsMKN For the past three year wear.
have suffered untold misery from n1oo1
neisoninr contracted in the South l
- iii desire for food could not re-
,;gbts and became so Weak ana saek
,hst went to the city hospital in PITTS
Sura' penn. where | was doctored for
,hr,se months without doing ne any
-ood The head physician there toLd me
= sSo' w to the Hot Springs in Little Roes; :;
.rla,sas. AT that place | took ,ai'
,,,,,rse OF baths and medicine under Dr.
v,;lso, who had the name OF being the
~, doetor in the State .
was there six months but it did me ao
rooa Last Spring ] was induced TO ~
Eooa' e. wilIiams' BLOOD SYRUP. As
800 800, as began to take it my apHssltsS,
-stnrned. AN and could sleep seraaly an
ni n;sSt / am now as vol and streng as s
: a,.sr was. am almost erree OF oiooo
,,e;so, : e ana the Hlcod Syrup has Cons
l. recommend it to all my trienas as .ne
sleed. "a s.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has bc.n
used for children teething. 1t .oo,hes tbe
child, softens gums, allays all pain, eure.
wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrboa. Twenty-Five cents = bottle. SoLI
BY all druggists throughout the world.
juiy3lMon, ,Wed&Fri&w
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DEXTER RACES.
The Best Trotting Seen There for
years--Big Crowd Present.
Two Drivers Thrswn BY the Same HORSE
Neither Of Them Badly Hurt.

DExrKR, June lit Special. y Toiay's
races at the Dexter Trotting Park were the
best seen here for years. There was an
immense crowd present, over 1900 tickets
being sold The races were close and
spirited and the crowd enjoyed every heat.
The track was in splendid condition, and
the weather was beautiful, and though the
time made was not exceedingly fast the fun
Was immense.
In the third heat of the = 20 class Charles
Dustin. driving Cunari Jr, owned by c. T.
Stackpole of Gardiner, was thrown from his
sulky in collision and somew hat badly
shaken up, so much so that another
driver had TO take the horse. In the forth
heat, this man. f. T. Monroe, was also un-
seated and thrown but escaped without seri-
Gus injuries. The events caused no little
excitement in the big crowd. Following
are the summaries.
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SUICIDE At AUBURN.


LrwIstoS, June 12.-R. c. Jewett
aged 20 years, well known grain mer-
chant of Auburn, hung himself today. He
had been i'll and suffering from mental de
preston for some time.
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Mr.. Blaine al Bar Harbor.

BAR HNUs"R, June ll.--Mr. and Mrs
Blaine arrived on the l0.l5 tram Saturday
forenoon and were driven directly to stan
wood. their summer residence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-13

SATURDAY afternoon the Juniors wanted
to play bali with the Freshmen. The Fresh
men came out ahead, the score being 10 to
=, Great bali was played. as in the morn
ing. ilanson's hit in the last inning was
the feature of the game an it decided the
game for the plucky Freshmen.
The score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-13
Rucil Scooped Quite a Doodle.

PhRiS, June II The race for the Grand
prize of Paris, sto,ooD added To swrrp-
stakes of 500 each, for colts anl biips
foaled in 1889, ~ miles, today, wI+ won
I,y kucil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-13

tt Albany lbany, = Buffalo. 2.
At Rochestcr-Rocbestcr. . Bingham
ton, 2.
At Providence, Z; New
Haven. Il.