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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
CAPT. NAILS REPORT
Concerning the Exercises oi the Militia Since
Arrival

To Adjutant- General II. VI. Sprsgue, An
gusta, Ne.
sir-I desire to submit the following
comments upon the exercises of the militia
of the State since the arrival in camp
August :. 1892.
,urrsT sIH. ersRE NofSTIse, SECOND
REGIaEST AT p. ".
a proper manner. First sergeanis and act
ing first sergeaHis uncertain as 10 their
dut.es and brought their details on at .
considerable distance from each other,
necessitating right step or moving over
much ground in dressing. One sergeant
reported his detail to sergeant major while
marching tow ards him to take post in rear.
Should have reported while at a halt on left
of detail Sergeant major Of regiment
appeared under the influence of iiquor.
/ disre~pectfuI and esased confusion. Neither
nou-commis stoned officers or priyz,es steady
| in ranks
Two Of the first ser9esnfs leaned upon
their rifles during inspection and some priv
/ ates stood with feet apart. turning the head
/ and BODY about. During guard mounting
| one Of the detail tainted, and at once nearly
eyery man in ranks turned and looked 10 see
what was going on At adjutsnt's com
mand ..plafoons right march, the chief,
of plafoons At the first command shouh
have cautioned 'spIafoous right and = thu
command march" taking their places, twt
/ PAGES from the pivots Of platoons verified
the alignment and commanded front
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
BAR HARBOR.
The Tennis Tournaments Singles
Ended and Doubles Commenced.


BAR H,RBoK, Aug 9.--An unusually
large and fashionable audience witnessed
the second days playing in the kebo Val
ley tennis tournament. In singles, Cand-
Ter beat Iarmer G-2 and ii--:;. Girard
beat \. Thompson i--';, 6-l and G-i.
Mccormick beat Livingston Go and CO
The preliminary round of doubles was
PLAYED. Mccormick and Wrenn beat
Crosby and Hartman. 6-;' and 60. Cush-
man and Anderson beat Parker and llar-
mcr, ;-2, -, and 6-2. Blake and Blake
beat Mathews and Mckay, 80 and Cd.
Gambler and Fowler won a match by de-
faults: Potter and Goldman beat Girard and
Scott, 81, 81, and 6-i The same events
will continue tomorrow. The events in
which ladies will participate will occur
Thursday.
The new steamer Frank Jones made its
first trip today. The steamer received
quite an ovation. The wharf was thrOnged
with people and was decorated with flags.
The steamer was saluted by steam whistles
and booming of cannon. The trip was sue
ccssful. but the boat was delayed here about
one hour by a slight trouble with the ma
chinery.
\ dory containing Eugene Tracy of Win
ter lIarbor was capsized Yesterday OF
Schoodic island. Tracy was drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
"OUT OF LUCK"
St. Louis Shocked by Five
Suicides on tuesday.
A Judge Took Poison in Preference
to Killing a critieising Editor,
While -Four Other Suicides Were Reported a
Absst the Sane Hour.

ST.. LoUls. Mo, Aug. 9.-Jadge j. c,
Normiie of the st. Louis criminal court
who recently brought salt against the Post
Dispatch for Stoo,t and had its three
responsible directors arrested on charges oil
criminal libel, committed suicide this fore
noon by taking poison.
4 note unsigned. but IN the judges chi
Biography, contained statement that he
hal this morning determined not TO kill
Florence D. White, whose paper had crit
ieised, as he felt unjustly, the administra-
ton of his court.
Preferriu. suicide to murder, and seeing
no other course, he bad determined upon
the former.
As if the atmosphere were laden with
suicidal mania, four more suicides were
reported in quick succession Walter ID.
Coles, a lawyer, having an office in the
Bank of Commerce building, shot himself,
the cause teing financial trouble.
At his oiiite at Third and Market streets,
DR.. Marion Tolhsez, despondent and ont
of luck. shot himself fatally.
News Of two more violent deaths of resi-
dents Of the South end also came out At
about the same hour. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
WASHINGTON ACADEMY
Al Machias. Celebrates Its Centennial--Ad
dresses by Prominent Men.

Mt,uA,, August ?.--The Washington
academy centennial was continued to-day
with an address in the forenoon by Rev.
i,ortnr ilarri. of Yale, and poem by
,rln BATES. Three hundred covers were
hi for the banquet. Harrison Hume was
lHstrr of ceremonies,
Spce,hc, and music occupied the after
ionn. poctor Harris address was mas
-cr-pircc of thought and the poem was a
iuc production. Speeches were made by
george +. Talbot. Prof. George Harris.
Ion. 4 H. Gilmore of the Canadian Par
i,ment. and Rev. Samuel ole of Taunton,
Mass.
Thr committee ani the people Of Fast
Nachia- made good plans and the centen-
NAL was very pleasing TO all,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
THE GOLD TRAIN
Arrives at New York and Draws I'm
mense Crowd Of Spectators


Nnw YoRk. Aug. 9.--As soon as the gold
train had been switched on TO the siding
nearest to Madison avenue. the work of
shipping the treasure to Wall street began.
The boxes we're handled by the railroad
company
ON each side of the doors of the treasure
cars stood guard armed with two revolv-
ers and Winchester rife, who kept a
sharp lookout that nobody ran of with any
of the boxes containing gold, which weighed
quite as much as one man could handle
with case.
Each wagon carried $50 boxes and car
ried two armed guards On the front seat and
one on the rear step. They were unloaded
at the rear of the sub-treasury
All the police from Church street and
old slip stations were called ont 10 keep
back the immense crowd. II took all the
afternoon TO finish the transfer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10

'ieient in the hrs, principles Of guard duty
but took hold of the work with a will, and
each inspection showed marked improve
meat. In the Isl Regiment, guari was
posted al s,sa z. NJ. gave instructions in
regard 10 challenging, and night orders in
general TO the rcliefs, and Inspected the
relief on pest at HIS; found
them fairly proficient in oniers
as prescribed in the manual Of
the guari, and thoroughly cihcientia keep
good order in camp, In this connection,
desire 10 make special mention Of Is, Lieut.,
Collins, oiiieer of the day, for his marked
zeal and attention. This morning, guaris
werc mounted in both regiments at about :
4, NJ. Lieut.. Biscking,oa, in command Of
the guard in the First Regiment and Lieut..
kiu,hall in the Second. Visiting the guards,
found officers, non-eommissioned officers
aud prisates interested and sttentiye listen
crs to all instructions in regard TO all their
duties. | prescribed the study of certain
articles in the guard manual, and inspecting
at T. NJ, found tha, the guarl of the
First Regiment had made gosi use of treir
time but that the work done in Second was
not so satisfactory. Capt. Shurtlen, officer
of the dav. was. however, actively engaged
w "thmS HF itf itt ttNtituSNS VI his
subor,iina,es, lwoutd recommend that y
school for officers and uon-commis ssioned
officers of the guard he established in each
regiment, and instructions given TO the en-
tire commissioned and non-commissioned
details before marching On guard. | find
that there are no guard report books IN
either regiment; would recommend thai
one tent he set apart for the use of the
officers and nob-commissioned officers of The
guard and that ii be supplied with n
table, chair and writing materials
and suitable blanks for keeping
guard reports, on visit 10 town at ii
\. NJ. | noted many soldiers with their
hlouses unhationed, displaying a citizens
vest or no vest at all. | would recommend
that all soldiers in uniform going on pass
be required to wear their blouses hutioned |
throughout Guard was mounted in each |
regiment, at retreat. There has been |
marked improvement in this ceremony al |
ready. The guard mounting in Is, Rcgi |
nent was interrupted b, u heavy shower. |
The members of this guard as of all pre-
rceding have hal little or no previous IN
in the manual OF guard duty, hut |
are Interested. willing and anxious to learn.
Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
mann l.. HtHsIh,
Second Lieutenant, 9TH L. =,
Infantry, Inspector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
THE BORDEN MURDER.
Miss Lizzie Borden and Bridget
Sullivan Before the Court


FAtI RIVER, Mass, Aug, - MS mas
been day of intense excitement in Fall
River. An inquest was held today, and the
utmost secrecy has been observed. Bridget
sullivan and Miss Lizzie Borden were ex-
smined and cross-examined by the shrewd
Judge and sharp lawyers.
OF this inquest, the following bulletin
was tonight given out by State Detective
Scaver The inquest began before Judge
BIaisdeil at 10 A. NJ, District Attorney
knowlton conducting the investigation.
Bridget sullivan and Lizzie Borden were
questioned separately. The examination of
neither was concluded. The inquest ad-
iourned until 10 A. NJ, "Wednesday. Moth
ing developed for publication.
This mcagre report was all that was
given out officially, regarding the first days
proceedings of the inquiry. After adjourn
ment Bridget Sullivan was taken up from
the central station. She was accompanied
hy officer Dohcrty and went to No. 50
Division street, where she has relatives.
She has hardly eaten or slept at the Borden
house since the tragedy.
District Attorney knowlton told her that
he regarded her as the most important wit
ness in the case and promised 10 allow her
to go on her own recognizance until the
trial. if one takes place provided that she
would not 20 away without first acquainting
the city marshal.
While the principal parties at the inquest
were at dinner, Bridget, or Maggie as
she was called at home. was placed IN
charge of Matron Russell, whose lips are
scaled.
The girl told the whole of her story to
Mrs. Russell often saying that she could
not tell all before, a. there were 50 many
men about.
At o'clock while Bridget was walking up
stairs to the court room. she was CRYING bit
terly.
Miss Borden was next examined very
closely, owing to two new causes. First
was the advent Of Attorncy-ticneral Pills
bury, who went upstairs ut the Mellon
House without registering. He sent NJ, T..
Hudner to the Central station to request
Mr. Enuwlton to call on him.
Attorney knowlton, Marshal iIlhari,
Medical Examiner Dolan and others, went
to the MclIan house where they remained
in consultation with Mr.. Pillshury for about
half an hour.
Attorney -General Pillsbury came away
early and started for Boston on the t.5o
train. Before going he declined 10 say
ANYTHING about the murder case. After bis
departure there was more secrecy than
ever among the authorities.
The analysis of the stomschs have not
been completed yet and probably will not
be for some days longer.
At the prescn, time officers are in great
doubt about how to proceed An officer
vho is very close to the head of the depart
rncnt, said tonight that he had no doubt OF
the ultimate arrest of some one in the fam
lily, hut which one he would not or could
not say.
Tonight at $50 o'clock rumor gained
credence that bloody axe had been found
at South Somerset. in house occupied by
some Portuguese farm hands Policemen
were sent to investigate the case. but have
not yet returned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
At MYSTIC PARK.
Billy Bird Won 2.40 Class Daily News Won
2.29 Class in 2.2f3.4.

BoSIox, August a-At the opening day
at Mystic Park. there was large attend
ance. The 2.te class trot. purse $3.50, was
won by j. W. Brodbine's Billy Bird; best
time :. 20 ~.
The 2 70 class. pacing. purse $500, was
won by r. Wheeldens Daily News; beet
time. 2.2l 81.
In the 2-al class, trot, purse $500, T. B.
Norton's Swanton Boy won two heats; best
time 2.2f.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10

Not wlth the liver. Violent ehnIsgsgues. ke
c,,losnet af bs- lsll sd,n,DisicE.d IN shsrc-e of
rxrrss.ys dorset - they of'en are. VIII tssa Jsrusa
nentiy res.ge tie sctiYjiy ~ The gtrsi hspsit~
organ and are productive ~ mBet nss-s'yef :" tie
syst4ta generally ipsiiiuis heslthfvi rrfor,t. ~
inactiviiy Of the L4er exists. with Iiosfettst's
stomach Bitter ~hsif ib.nre- regular ,i-slHfgs
81 tie ssefetise function of the liver. Hsd Iro0is
due #esioa II the bo-fis .itip,pt grsp'nz ~ ~esA
enine Them The discomfort snd tegsIerse.s IN ssse
stzht side Hsa<ea fur upon the tongue. yeIie~W Wss
Of the akin and eye-bslis. sourne1. of 'le breath
and SEX beadaeIe. wi'ici csrseitrl<e ehr''ns ~
ian. ae.s d,sappear sud digestion siwayr tnftf
sersf with bs b,Ip,nsncss-resuDses HA fatsef
sef4vny. The Bstfess snnihiIafe- mslsr'si s"ss-
l5ia af. risestnsfisB. kidney frcrhie. and u ps"
faeser of heaI'hful rspose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
NELSON TBOTTED
An Exhibition Mile al Milford. Mass. Tues
day-Last Quarter in 81 t-2.

MuroS, Mass. Aug. 9.A trottiog
meeting to last FIVE days opened success
| fuly at the Charles River Driving Park to-
day
During the races the stallion Nelson
,rotted one mile exhibition, making the last
quarter in - l-2 and receiving a great ovs-
I ton. AtsP. VI. Wednesday Mellon will
attempt to break his record of . ID II on a
half mile track
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
BoWditch, Webster & Co,

~ yea wi tersFvr - - y hs-. at. Hrr 81 an,
I ''''s" wytp ~ Gs0t. I. l.ssY ttls . CO., NJ. q
,psHN, "a. SeS Nart.
lNNgkN eae IN Hcs OF determination on the subj tec.
II cf sdNcrtisiss VIII sto we'll 81 obtain a copy OF
--aock fer AdserttsCg rs aasss prize, ore dollar
MAtesi. postage itit en rv%il; OF prey contains
careful cesrp psssitss from the Americas Ncws syar-r
psrfttnfy of all the best Pare ard ctsS fa4arnak
gfvea ihsrirc atien saiins ot every one ard good
deal e inforflaiu about rates and other matters
rser.a{-fng the tusireSS OF ADVERTISING Aiirrss
kcwst LIS ADVERTISING HuilgAU, ~ Spruce st.
MY.
oct5d&wly
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Al Rochester Mad a Small Attendance But
First Class Racing.

RocmE-rER, Aug. a.--This wzs the open
ing day of the grand circuit meeting. there
being a small attendance and good running.
The first race, 2.gI class. tsottinx. purse
S20oD. .Iesse Hanson won; best time, e-l1.
The ZIG class, pacing, purse $500. Vim
nette won; best time, 2.if. The 2 - class,
trosting. purse sI509. Lamont won; bes;
time :, %
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DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.


Sro>Em,u. Mass. Aug. 9.-Albert Small,
l. wears of age, was 50 badly burned BY an
explosion of chemicals at the factory of the
Eel Patch Chemical Compuny this after
noon that ne died short time afterwards.
liz. was mixing cumrount of clemicals,
one of the ingredients being cbloraic of
potassium lie had been warned to grind
the chemicals carefully together, and not to
pound them, hut it asserted that he did not
heed the warning, and the explosion fol
lowed.
The boys body was terribly burned and
distigured. Young Small had worked in
the factory about six months. His parents
reside in Richmond, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT.
;nos County Republicans Instructed in its
Methods by W. H. looney.

koskfA>r. Aug. a.--W. II, LooHey to-
;cans of Knox county here. explaining the
workings of the Australian ballot system,
Illustrating by the paraphenalia of the vot-
,ag booth.
It WAS an object lesson of great practical
value Election clerks from all towns in
he county were present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10

NEW HAvES, Conn, Aug w ord was
received in this city tonight that the body of
Milius Frank. former business man of
this place, was found in Jamaica Bay. Long
Island this afternoon.
There is number of ballet holes in the
body, report has ii. and there was every
Indication of murtfer-
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Sad endsna Of a Wasted Life.

M,ScAEsrrR, n. H.. Ang., 2.--,Iames
rossIick, an aged citizen of Reeds Ferry. a
small station eight miles south of here.
burned his buildings this morning, and then
committed suicide by blowing out his brains.
Intempcrance and omestie trouble was
the cause. few days ago. Fostiick drove
away his wife Mt tho point Of a revolver
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
SUBSTANTIAL AID
Proposed by Cigar Makers Union in Shape Of
aS25.OOO Check

HOMESTEAD. August usto.--Chairman Craw-
ford of the advisory committee, today.
received telegram from New Haven
Conn. that the Cigar Makers Union, No.
50. has proposed an amendment to the CON
s,itu,ion that the international president he
authorized to draw from the international
funds s25 900 in support of the Amaiga-
mated Association OF Iron and Steel Work
ers who are now fighting battle foI
existence at Homestead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
Is the Weather Promised for Wednesday BY
Old Prob.

WA-Hist-r0s, Aug a.-For Maine
and New Hampshire Fair "Wednesday
followed by increasing cloudlness ami rain
"Wednesday nigh, or Thursday cooler by
Tharsiay south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
Greetings Tor The Frank Jones.

N,cHI,e, Aug. "a great crowd of
teopie gathered to welcome the first arrival
# the new steamer Frank Jones tonight.
,he was saluted by the firing of cannon and
music By the Marhia, cornet band. There
sere Qualifications at Jonesport and other
landings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
SUICIDE At LITCHFIEL0.
Young Man Named Higgins Shoots Himself
Through the Heart.

G>RprNrR Aug. O., Special. "A re
port reached this city today of the death b,
"a eide of yonng man named Higgins re
81 ling at Iitrhfch corner, He shot him
tlf,hrongh the heart, and then threw the
py0lyer into the water of Loon lake, neal
yhich the crime was committed. He was
cas about % Gears of age
# was thought he had been leading q
atnrr fast life. and had become fin anciall,
ntolyed, aud being Of a proud disposition
referred death to debt. Coroner kllhreth
# HalluweIl was summoned and held an
ngft4<t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
At CHATAUoUA.
recognition Day Properly 0bscrycd-Th
Session will Close on Friday.

tRYtnrRr, kug 9.-rhis has been rccog-
,,tipn day AT Chautauqua. An address
vas given by Rev. MIR. Rider of Saco, di-
,lnu,a~ conferred on good number. and
Hp alumni dinner followed with bright
p.rrhes from large number of speakers.
Tomorrow is agricultural day and Thurs
~ grange day. with fine programme
rhr second White Mountain excursion will
~ given Friday when the session closes.
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THE CHOLERA
Appears on the Western From
tier Of Germany,


Bksit>, Aug. a--Cho,cra has appeared
on the western frontier and today death
was reported from village near Meta.
6rcst uneasiness is felt here as about so
squalia Russian families are said to have
been smuggled into the city within the last
three DAYS, despite all precautions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
RIFLE PRACTICE.
Much Stronger Work than heretofore
Scores Made.

The shooting off of the company team
match which began Monday afternoon was
concluded Tuesday morning. Cos u, c
afternoon and their scores were published
in the .lorRNAL. These other companies
of the 2nd regiment shot Tuesday
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AS10O0 Shortage.

HsRrfogp. It, Aug. 9.-ofsicers of the
local branch Go 1854, Iron Hall are inres-
tigafing the account. of + Wilson Rogers,
accountant of the branch. They have dis
covered a shortage of over $1,000. Rogers
is we'll known life insurance agent Of this
city.
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Declines the Honor .

Bu>ro>. Aug. John Brvis, whom the
Socialist-Labor party of Massachusetts nom
mated sS candidate for Governor has sen,
4 letter to the state central committee of
that party declining the honor. His reasons
for declining are ill-heal,h and lack of unity
among the friends of labor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
Dover Man Killed al South Berwick K

BtnpfrorD, Aug o.-Coroner Bradbury
# Saco was summoned TO South Berwick
10 hold an inquest on the body of Dover
man named Brorhy who was struck by
5rsin Nc 81 on the Western division of the
Boston 1 Maine this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-10
The yachtsmen.

BoorHBty HARHoR, Aug. 2.-Schoouer
YACHT Sylph Boston. Capt. Cook, with
rhas. H. Bartlett and Dir. J. X. Philips of
Bangor, II. +. Iamliu of Ellsworth
frank / Lowdeu and Frank Hamlen of
"hicago. Richard $. Dow of Boston, from
Portland bound to Camden, arrived to.
night.
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KINGS NECK SAVED.
Governor Buchanan commuscs Death Sentence
to Imprisonment ior Lite.

MNsrHI>, Tenn, Aug. 9.-t,oserBor Bu-
chHnan this evening eomnNttn To hfe i'm.
ptisonment thn sentence of Col. H. Clay
King, who was to have been hanged next
Frsisy for the murder Of David IL. Posten
March last
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RvOER IS VERY Ill


CortNn,1tN, August a.--Mr. Ryder. tho
American consul, who is under charges Of
Incorporating funds, is in u feeble con-
dition The physicians in charge forbid
further examination at present in regard 10
the charges against him, lest he should
break down en,rely
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LIEUT.. HERsEY's sEpoeT.
Some Valuable Suggestions Regarding Guard
0viy.

MAINE NpItSTEkE MILITIA,
In Camp at augusta. August ?, 1879. J
To Adj. Gen. H. ~ sprsgue, Through
Capt C. D. Hall. 18th l.. s. Infantry
Instructor Of Maine Volunteer Militia
General In compliance With your re-
quest of thi. date. have the honor TO sub
nit the following report and comments
upon what have observed since retreat on
the sth inst In the ID Regiment, guard
was mounted three hours before retreat
Fonr inspections we're made before mid
night All members Of this guard were de-
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Stony Creek. cs.. Striking Qsarrmen are Still
0ut

Nsw Hsvfx. Conn, Aug. a.--The strik.
ing quarrvmcn at Stony Greek are ssIii out,
notwithstanding telegrsphic reports to the
: t'n,rary. 4 large number of the 1850
~ttikers have obtained work elsewhere.
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A Horrible Crime.

CucorEE. Mass, Aug. a.---Ioseph takes
was arrested today. charged with incest
with his l'i-year-ol,i daughter Mary. iIe Is
4 teamster and has six children
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s..er the Ho,mou.h eoakmahcrs

t-HiEN PARs. y. j., Aug. 9.--Sixty- six
,rrants against the boekmskcrs at Mon
IA iuth Park were issued this morning.
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Individual Skirmish natch.

The individual skirmisb match for the
t,ovcrDor's champion .kirn0ishers badge
was -ho, during the afternoon.
This match was open To -harp-hooters
and mark-men only, was at from 80 10 $50
Yards, rounds 20. position any. target
ffonf,nued on fourth page
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Followin ing the company team match came
the company Inspector match shot npder
the ssme conditions a. the company team
match and resulting in the following scores :