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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20
IN THE HOUSE.
Usual FiI!itus.erisg Tactics Prevent the
Transaction Of Any Business.

WASHINGTON, Sept. lo.-Aft'r an objoc-
ton was raised to the resolution OF red by
Flynn of Oklahoma calling on tho secretary
of war for information relative to the slO1t-
i 70 If settlers, the House resumed tile fight
ores the federal elections ii |. ami the yeas
md NAYS were ordered on Bur
rows' old motion to dispense with
the calls of committee. The Dem
ccrats came within five of a quorum,
securing 173 votes. Fiibustering continued
and then a quorum appeared on a call, bot
on motion TO dispense with furthe pro-
ceedings, Burrows demanded teilers. A
quorum appearing, the yeas and nays were
demanded. Burrows moved q reconsidera-
tion, which made another roll call neces-
sary. Burrows motion was laid on the
bic; yeas, 100; nays, none. The House
then Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

Gro. Augustus Sala. the well known
English vrit-r, Oh his last Australian "trip,
wrote a. follows to The London Daily
Telegraph:
II especially have . pleasant remem-
brznce Of the ships doctor-a very expe-
rienceI maritime meiico indeed, Who tended
me most kiniIy daring horrible spell Of
bronchitis and spasmotic asthma, provoked
by the sea fog which had s~ooped down on
N. Just sft@r we left San Francisco. Bot
the ,.octo,'s prescriptions and the incssas-
ias warmth Of the temperature - ve neared
the Tropics. and, in particular. . couple Of
ALs COCKS PoRoUs PLAsTERs clspped or
Que Oh the chest aod smother between tie
shoulder bisdes-soon set me right"
~ Ssptlseod&wfolfm
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A saffron Col0red Indey

OF the condition of bilicas stomach and suezish
liver is the human counfee auce Not only the
skin, bat the syebsl1s. tinged with the elbow
hae when the bile gets i1to the blort Besides
this sick he sdaehes snsae, the tongue becomes
furred pans felt throagh the liver and thr5ugh
she right shoulder blade. and dizziness 10 sxpe-
rienced upon risi.g frofa sitting or ,eeumbent
posture the bsiinns invalid. For these and
Other indication " bsiiosa.ges Hostsff<rs sTesn
ach Bitter. il sovereign remedy. 1t is als5 en-
ss.ioas in clis sld feser, unsfI szue. agge cake,
inactivity Of the dn.ys stsd hsaties. rhsam.teia
and neryo ssras-s Il iimai>,e., restores dies
ton and sleep, and tends grealy 10 msisste the
infrmi.ies Of age. sep,iseod&sfosrn
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Sudden Death Of VIM. Small Of Richmond.

RrcuMoSp, Sept. l9.-(Special) Will
liam Small, a well known resident, on COM
ing in from the barn shortly before o'clock
Tuesday morning complained of sharp
pain about the heart. Mrs. Small gave hun
some warm drink after which he laid down
and seemed better. While sitting IN CHAIR
4 few minutes later H. attempted to vomit
and died almost instantly without a strug-
gle. DR.. Libby was quickly summoned but
of course couli do nothing. He pronounced
1t case of heart failure.
Mr.. Small was for many years resident
of Richmond AMI was an industrious AMI
ted cilizen lie leaves four sons and
daughter by a former wife Geo o.
Small of the Richmond Laundry being the
Youngest of the family. He vas about 50
years o. age and was in good health up to
the time of his death.
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All risd Together.

ROME, Sept. I9.-ienri Rosenberg. an
j mercan engineer; Blanche Fourxuryuon,
n Partisan and Marietta Tui. an IEaliau.
killed themselves here by inhaiing ilum-
mating gas. Ros enberg was part pro-
prietor of the Grande Orfeo music hall and
the women were his mistresses He HI!
been in financial difficGlties recently. The
women left letters indicating that they
chose to die. with him
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Nearly Fifty Thousand id.c.

PARIS. Sept, 49, The miners strike in
the department of Pas do Calias has be-
gun to spread already to several other dis
tric,s. Yesterday afternoon 5000 miners
in the north of France had quit work.
Precautions against riot have been taken
by the military in the districts affected by
the strike
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A FISHING CONTEST.
Canaan lake the Scene Cf the Second An.
nuai Fishing Match.

CAMDEN, Sept. l9.-The second annual
fishing contest began at IL midnight, last
uight, at Canaan lake. One side was headed
by Edwin Rose, the other by Z. +. Wiley.
The contest closed at p. NJ.
The highest individual score was made
by John Wadsworth, 9709. There we're G6
on both sides, the parties being allowed 10
fish snywhere in the lake. A fine supper
y as furnished at the Lake City inn by the
side with the smallest score.
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AT THE FAIRS.
1000 People Attended Andro-
scoggin Fair at Canton.
A Good Crowd at Bethel--A Fishing
Match at Canaan Lake.
Grad csun. IL, Order uaited Friends. hei6s
Aangal neeiins At Bangor.

LiyEamoRs FALLs. Sept. la.-Thefe
& about 2oOo people in attendance Tuet-
day at the opening day of the Androseoggin
Valley fair At Cantor. The exhibitions
we're large in all the departments. The
track was very fast and the races we're hard
fought. Evelyn, by Robison D., waivland,
by westiand, entered the charmed circle.
r. e. Dnns Evelyn won the 2.25 class /;
best time made BY Waivlsni, e,26 i-2 /;
Waivland, secoud: Molly W, third; Paris
Boy. fourth r. c. Jordan's Victor Z. won
the 3-year-old class: Norlsnd Wilkes, sec
oni AK. third. Be-, time, . 81. George
D. Bisbe-'s Lady Mchusork won the gents
driving class.
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sung The meaning of the woTns OF tnels
song was v hoiiyo kindness. love ana y sIn-
pstay-a portion translates as ioiio"s'
..The Efrsxpoes bring you health"
ssrh~ir hearts are full Of pity for yoo.
s.U.ye hope for the great sririt
..uss rfvsn rs that which ~e Offer you-"
alt VII make you well and happy"
ye vas with the feelings expressed BY
,bsse verbs that they offered the kickapoo
in,tIsn Remedies TO the whife people. That
IN. offer was appreciated, and that the
remedies have done great good Is eti-
denced by . large sale all over tue cohtl-
rent end their remedies are now ioufii on
,hs shelves of every druggist in the land.
Its seasonabie use has prevented sesio1s
sickness in thousands of cases
N -aa.e cannot existin Its presence
Bast of all IL Is a simple COMPOUND "
ronfs harks and herbs. about which he
indian has more knowledge than any nv
Ing posanist or physician.
Rsmeuher too. that "kfckapoo ne =
dies are eeasfse Indian preparations in-
Gisns gather the herbs and prepare the m
for shipment. Indians receive them y.
the Laboratory. indians steep Inen @ s.f
fha medicine and IafftauS pat w the IN n
tsh.d nro.lucs. From nr>t TO last they are
true medicines OF the red man
E,ekapos Indian saswa, tAs ereas LNa'
R,..a Al stomach Rssevater, sd other kisk-
- Iulisn lanstsss - BsA b I'll Dr1esisss'
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euneAu,s soses IN TINE nuseus.
The Rev. Or. Hicks Assured 1ksi Ihsy nave
Not Bssa Renewed.

wAsHrxGToS, Sept. l9.--The Rev. Will
Esm Hicks, who wss the spiritual adviser Of
Guiteau, snd TO whom Guitsau bequeashed
his body visited the Army Medical Museum
for the purpose of learning II the ssssssin's
skeleton had been removed.
lie was assured that Deputy Warden
Rue. Of the dist'ict jail vas 10 Ignorance Of
the facts Of the case when he stated on the
10Th Of the present month that Whist 10 ls6
Of the remains OF the man who murdered
President GARFIELD, "now lies under the
laundry room Of the Jail" TIE skeleton y
in the Medical Museum. but not on exhios-
tim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20
kncx Co. Supreme Court at Rocklsnd.

RockLAxp. Sept. 10 - The supreme
judicial court for Knox county began it's
session today, Judge Walton presiding. Ii
promises to be a term of considerable
length, there being a considerable criminal
docket to be disposed Of
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PLAYING AT WAR.
The Imperial Army Man1u-
vres About Guens.
Emperor William Greatly Interested
il the Movements.


GuENs, Hungary, Sept. l9.-Ths inps-
rial army man@avrcs were continued today.
The army Of the south which yestsraay
drove the army Of the north out Of he
tcSn and compelled il to retreat, today fol-
lowed up the advantage then gained and
pursaed the enemy.
Emperor William il Displaying much en-
thusiasm In the manGavres. He 10 d prss-
ent. however, incapacitated from taking an
active part in the movement, - he b suf-
fering from boil which prevents fis hs-
ing horseback. Consequently he Wit
messed the battle today on foot. He used
. telescope to better sec the movements Of
the troops. He was particularly impressed
by the evolutions Of tho Honveds.
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York County Supreme Court.

ALFRED, Sept. lA.-The supreme judicial
court of York county convened at Alfred
today, Justice Andrew 7. Wiswell of Ellis
worth presiling The continued docket
ruu.hers 2,} act ors sud and $50 new ac'
tons entered. There was a large attendance
If stto-neya. The term will last about three
weeks, The gfand jarors, returned from
piddeford. were discharged from attend
aree, having been irregulariy drawn.
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Iron Works Starr uo.

PTTTsBuRG, sept l9-Two hundred and
fifty men were benefited by the resumption
Of work at the mills of the Pittsburg
Forge and Iron company yesterday. More
of the old employees will be given work as
rapidly as possible The firns1 efused to
sign the Amalgamated wage Scale.
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cHERRrfleID FAIR.
The 33ih Annual Fair Of West Washington
Agricultural soeieiy.

CnERRlFlELp, Sept. l9.-The 34sh an
nual fair of the West Washington Agricul-
tural Society opened on the Cherry field
park today and will continue three days.
The weather was threatening and the atten-
dance small With the exception Of fruit
the exhibi. of the society IS uusually good
and the show Of stock is the best in the
history of the society. The number of
entries for the races is exceptionally large
and some sharp contests are expected.
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WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED.
Eight Persons Killed and Horribly MuiiIatsd
At harrison, Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. IA specis |
from Washington, Ind, says that news he .
Just been received there that Benson Wat
tan and family, six in all, living near that
place, were murdered last night. The fan
lily lived in Harrison township, IL miles
from Washington. The victims are horri-
bly, muiiiated.
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FAIR At BETHEL.
Rolf K and Seersucker Won the Races-A
Good Attendance.

BETHEL, Sept 19-The first day of the
Bethel agricultural fair saw good display
of dairy stock, sheep and swine. The gen
tlemens' driving horses class, Rolfe X. was
first: Fritz Patchen. second. The three
minute class, purse 800. seven starting,
Vas won BY Seersucker; Danvllle, second !;
best time, " II.
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SAVANNAH, Sept 19-The Brunswick
board of health reported four new cases OF
yellow fever in "a hours There have been
no deaths One patient WAS discharged,
having 10 cases under treatment.
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eoss,ED " soossas.
Dut Fen cAsies cIaias ia chsrshss lsii iss
lhoss uhe waited.

ARKANSAS CITY. sept IA gaia swept
the Cherokee strip yesterday. Tented
towus were laid low by the wind and little
progress WAS made by the army of town
buildera Thousands of people moved out
II the land of promise At Pery the
.ooners have full but disputed possession
Of the business center and business men
are being driven to the town Of Wharton,
. mile below.
Reports coming in are all to the effect
that the choice claims in the strip were all
taken by sooners Those who made tho
great race honestly last Saturday found
the bottom lands all taken, and in many
instances men were at work plowing
ground about houses half completed Of
sod or boards. These sooners have profited
by their Oklahoma experience and it will
be almost impossible to convict them
Near Blackwell four quarter sections
were found in possession Of as many
sooners by the racers when they came In
on their foam-decked horses. The claims
were valuable, and the racers proceeded to
drive the sooners away. A fight ensued,
in which three men were killed. Arthur
johnson Of Pueblo. Colo, George Childs
Of Valley Falls, 5. D.. and James S9uires
of Hennesey, o T., all sooners
A large mass meeting was held here last
night aud resolutions were adopted de-
manding the surrender to the civil au-
thorities Of tho soldier who killed j. A.
Hill at the line of the Chillicco reserva-
tion Saturday afternoon. The officers Of
the Third cavalry refused to give the
name Of the soldier who did the shooting,
claiming that he was simply obeying or
ders.
Numerous prairie fires have been the
cause of more deaths than Of sixshooters,
and more charred bodies on which there
was nothing to identify them were found
on the prairies.
Routed by Flames.
GUTHRIE, O. T., Sept. IA courier Just
in from the Pawnee reservation states
that terrific prairie fire is raging there.
and hundreds OF settlers have been com.
PEELED to abandon wagons. tents and out
fits and flee for their lives on their horses
Several dead bodies have been found. 4nd
it is feared that many persons will p5rish.
The boomers are returning by the hun
dreds, and there is a line several hundred
strong a the barber shops and bath rooms,
waiting their turn to get cleaned.
There are now 25 600 persons at Perry.
All the land adjoining the town site has
been staked off into lots, and the Cherokee
allotments at Wharton, a half mile away,
were yesterday put on the market plated
for town site and several lots sold at
from 500 to $40 each Lots are selling at
Perry at s25J and $500 each. buildings
are rapidly going mp. T. NJ Richardson
& Son yesterday opened bank in sub
frame building. There are three
daily and five weekly newspapers In the
town, and more coming.
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NO CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
Only Few Isolated Cases on the Fast Coast
Said to tSist.

LoSpoS, Sept. 10 - Further questi1n'
were asked in the House of Commons to-
dsy regarding til" presence of cholera in
Great Britain. Ia repty to these question
the president of the local government boar'i
stated that with the exception of three ports
on the east coast, all the ports of Great
Britain were free from cholera. There
was rot the slightest reason, he adiei, TO
suppose that there was an epidemic of
Asiatic cholera in any part of the United
Kingdom.
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WORLDS FAIR FINANCES.


CnIcAGo, Sept. l9.--To build and oper-
ate the Worlds Fair up to Aug. 81. 1898,
cost &24, ,532 800. At this date the iahih-
ties in excess Of the assets were &S7l ,st5
according to the report Of Auditor Acksr-
man. although the Exposition owed 81 that
time 81, ,a55.2l5. This does not include the
bonded indebtedness nor the implied obll-
sationa to the stockholders. but . reduc.
ton Of esss 300 has been made In the bon
ded indebtedness Of 4sis,6l6 In the net lia-
hilities.
Where the money has come from In the
way Of receipts 10 provide for the enormous
outlay indicated 10 set forth In the report
under several heads. First there are mis-
cellAneous receipts from 80 different
sources which amounted to e577,94s. Then
there are the principal sources Of revenue,
among them gate receipts and receipts from
concessions set forth a. follows, and maxi
ing n total Of e2t, l6O,S23
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In Oempsey's Behalf,

HARRISBURG. Sept. 10. - Clerk Gear
hart of the board of partions has com
pleted the arrangement of the papers filed
in the Hugh Dempsey case. They are
principally petitions and some after-iis-
covered evidence regarding the poisoning
of the Homestead men
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Biake's Victim Buried at Biddti0rd

BrDDEFoRp, pit la.-The remains of
Joseph Hereux, who was mur iered by Pat
rick Blake at Lowell Masa., Saturday
night, were brought here and buried from
ST. Joseph's church. today. Ills parents
reside here.
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The Town THREATENED.
Owingivilc Ky, Beirg Laid Low by Disas
trous corfssrsti5n.

OwtSGsvuLE, Ky -, Sept. lo.-Pire broke
out at O'Clock this morning in Feed &
Hszelrigg's stable or ,nry street. Thi-
building, it'll sll its contents. including -
to 20 horses. was consumed. The saddle
and harness shop of j, W. Hutchinson, DR..
W. G. Nehbi,ts dental office. W,
w. P1eree's blacksmith and wagon
shop, Peed & HsIelrgzs' coal yard, and II.
c. Sherman & Co.'S lumber yard were
quickly seept away and 10 houses on
Water street occupied by negroes.
Several other buildings IN various parts Of
the town were destroyed. The fire is still
raging anil the town is threatened. The
loss so far is estimated at $50 600.
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Hoosier Nightingales.

After divers spurts Of one sort Or anoth-
er, Indiana has settled on the z5th as her
day, that being the seventy-seyenth ami
versary of the day when President Madison
signed the act admitting the state. and
Governor Claude Matthews has announced
the official programme. Ben Harrison.
Lew Wallace, X. w. Thompson. senator
Voorhees, and Whitcomb Riley are In it. Of
course, and the ''Hoosier NightingaIes' Of
Elkhart will sing their prettiest.
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EASE SAIL.

AT PIrrsBURG.
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Pres. Cleveland Cannot Visit Worlds Fair
Chicago Day, Oct. 8.

WAsHIsGTos, Sept. l9.--By direction of
the President, Private Secretary Thurber
has wri..en President Peck Of the Worlds
Fair board Of managers that in view of the
pressure of official business it will be
practically impossible for Mr.. Clevelani to
visi. the Worlds Fair on Chicago day,
Oct. ..
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Striks Declared on.

TITrsRuRG, Pa. Sept. l9.-Tbe strike
a. divers South Tenth street mill has been
declared off and i. is probable that similar
action will be taken at the other Oliver
mills, where 250o men are employed.
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NEW YORK, Sept 19.-Captain Grifliths
of the steamer Spain, from London, re-
ports that on Sept j6 lat. IL 81. lon. "a %.
at 6. p. m, he passed the yacht valkyris.
bound west; apparently all we'll She will
probably arrive this evening.
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i,.mburI's Cholera.

QUARANTINE, $. l., Sept i9-Dr. Jen-
kins received 4. eabie:rs,n from Dr. Nash,
who had been sent To Hamburg 10 vi.tv ct
tue likelihood that cao.ers wcuid again la
come epidemic there this year, stating
that there were nine cases Of cnolera, with
five deaths IN Hamburg.
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New Maine PostmasteFs.

WAsutSGroN Sept. 10 9.-Six,y-fye fourth
class postmasters were appointed todsy
Among them were the following Maine,
E.vin c. Hatch Chesierville, vice Georg'
W. Riggs; EixInS s. Webster, West Free
mat, vice N. Willard.
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Hits-Pittsburg, II; BROOKLYN. Z. Errors
Fittsburg I; Btoolyn, T. Batteries-Kilen
and Earle: Daub and Lschen.
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DENVER, Sept. ia-Crippeu, Lawrence
& Co. have fled . deed Of assignment.
The firm Is one Of the largest loan c,n-
Germs in the city or the west. They have
done business running mp into the mill
ions. No statement Of assets or liabilities
ha. k.een made
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The Potter Thai.

BosToS. Sept. I9.-Ths defense In the
Potter cave IL thought 70 have scored an
important point. because the court yester-
day excluded Work 5 testimony relative 70
4 conversation with Potter a. 10 reserve
abatement to the clearing house.
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IIIEIFl III -7''f.' : '7'F' <17'i -''T7
Orono Boy, owned by Chester l.. Page of
Orono, easily led the field in the hrst three
heats, bat was not recognized by the
Judges, on tie ground that his record of
= 70, made at the Eastern Maine fair, Ban
yor. bars him from this class. Mr.. Page
claims the race and that rs entry at Blue
hill, in the three minute class, was made
b fore the Eastern Maine fair, and entities
h m to participate in any three-mlnute race
IN the Eastern circuit, regardless of the
r. cord made at Bangor.
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While the money continues to h,w into
the treasury it appears that up to Ang. 81
there was still owing contractors 1854 ,9O5.
This much remained due out Of n total Of
siO,4l4,372. But the increased gate re-
ceipts will, according to Mr.. Ackerman's
prediction. speedily remove these oblisa-
tons.
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Ives Beats Roberts,

CHICAGO, Sept 10 In the first night
ulay between Frank c. Ives and Joh1
Roberts. Jr. at $40 points up. mo,.ifisd
English billiards. for ESQ a side, Ives
won with the score 1860 to 9oa
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WAsHfsGToS, Sept. I9.-United States
Minister CaFuth Of Lisbon has secured .
reversal Of the recent decree and the
Portuguese government declares the
ports Of New York aud New Jersey free Of
~k<
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AsHEvrLLg, \. C., Sept. l9.-The boiler
In the sawmiil of the l. J. Keller Lumber
company near Whittier. exploded killing
Richard Nichols, James Kelley. Ben Nc
Mahon and Jesse Gunther. white, and
Henry Smith. coloresl.
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aa Old msa's esta.

AsBURY PARK, N. J., Sept I0-Frei-
srick j. Kinsier, aged 20. while crossing
the track ahead of = locomotive in n
wagon. was instantly killed 1t Summ<r-
feld avsnue crossing
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sap.is,s Holding Meeting at Farmisston.

FAnMtSGroS, Sept. l9.-The Bowdoln-
ham Association of Baptist Churches met
this afternoon with good attendance OF
clergy and Iayroen. Rev. J. II. Barrows'
W ,.ren, was chosen moderator; Rev. loo.
sr, Scott, West Leeds, clerk. Increased
numbers are expected tomorrow.
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The New Shapes
are Ready,
Also H..
CHERRrfielD RACES.
orono Boy Leads All Bu. the Judge Gives Race
to Another.

CmEnRtrrELD, Sept. l9.-The three
minute race at the West Washington fair
today was won by Bonnie, owned by A. w.
Ellis, Ellsv orth; Nettie Backman, owned
by James Eagan. St. Stephen, n. B.. being
second. The summary:
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The Kickapoos' Greeting
Words of Sympathy to the Sics
and Suffering Whites.


After the Kickapoo
indians had cam
seuted to allow their
medicines to be IN
trosfuced among the
white people they
had q grand Medicine
dance, lasting All
night. Their W lid
movements in fan.
tastic array around
a blazing Ere were in
time to a chant they
j . II - = =