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his equal in the hocss or the senate NOR in
the British house Of commons or the French
chamber Of deputies. He is always Q de
batter. bat in the process Of debating he
often strikes note that entities him TO
rank also as an orator. OF late, however,
Reed Is falling into an unfortunate habi;
Of giving attention TO but a single idea
Parliamentary law and the rules of the
house may be fine topics with which to II,
press his ability and his learning up
those who hear him, but he cannot make
great national reputation In that way 7
people want something besides quibblin
on technicaiities or . lawyers sparring 70,
courtroom advantages. I, is high time 70,
Mr.. Reed to drop his one idea role and use
his magnificent talents in battling for some.
thing higher and nearer the hearts Of the
people.
II Reed has any rivals as debater in the
present house, they are Cochran and Bur.
rows. The former needs few more years
of experience, and then he will be at least
the equal Of any man save Reed Burrows
is a great debater. and when be is stirred 10
action. which unfortunately is but infre
quently. can and does make genuine ora
tor of himself He and Reed are rivals foi
the Republicans ever gain control Of the
house again you will see a pretty fight be
tween them over the speakership. great
er dehater and much greater orator than
either Of them was lost to the Republican
side when Ben Butterworth retired TO pri
vate life. He is a remarkable man, and
il Is a pity Ohio doesn't send him to con
gress again.
A silver Tongue.
Another remarkable orator is W. c. p.
Breckinridge. or willy" Breckinridge. rs
his friends call him to distinguish him
from his cousin, Clifton Breckinridge, from
Arkansas. He is justly called the silver
haired and silver tongued orator. In soft
and pleasing voice. with graceful gestures
and his white head nodding like the plum
age OF lily, he produces a flow and
rhythm such as no other man in the Amer
lean congress can approach His speeches
are poetry He is Kentucky song bird.
remember one speech Of his in which he
pictured the harmony that should exist
always between the two sections Of the
country-the north and the southland in
which he spoke Of the horrors Of war as
things that he hoped would never again
be seen in this country. Many Of his listen
ers were In tears.
Wholly different is Boutelle Of Maine.
He is sharpshoote-. Sometimes he more
resembles gatling gun. One of tbs most
successful speeches ever made in the house
was that OF Boutelle's Of few years ago,
in which he employed Dickens rs basis
for some delightful ridicule Of Mr.. Hol'
man and the Democrats in general.
Among the young men who have won
great regulations Of late are Dolliver Of
Iowa, who has lively fancy and IA staccato
style which is very taking; Bryan of Ne
braska, who is both an orator aud de
batter, and who is able To take care Of him
self anywhere and in any company, and
General Black of Illinois, the former pen
sion commissioner, who comes from fam
lily Of orators and has already made his
mark in the house ROBERT GRAVES.
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officer Hewellyn H. j
4tss y fa4 l a - W
of Belfast, Me-, eayss
Ten years ago was obliged t.
the homo tonsipess on account Of dyspeps
6pne wear I had cnnzsa"+ -'-'-l
Bowdoin Had an Easy Tims With the Bates
Foot Bali Eleven.
the home

BRusswIcK, Oct. Special. The
Bowdoin eleven expected to play the Mas
sachusetts Technology team Saturday, but
the visitors were unable to come, and a
game was hurriedly arranged with the Bates
College eleven. IL resulted ia an elsy vic
tory for the Bowdoin boys by the score of
- to 0. Had il not been for the slippery
field and the absence OF several of the best
players the home team would have run up
much larger score. Also iuexcusable
misses of SIX goals kept the score II less
than good kicking wouli have made IT,
The Bates eleven outweighed the Bow
ioin team, but were outplayed at every
roint At no time was there any danger of
their scoring, and they couli seldom gain
the required ground. They used the flying
wedge with good effect ut times. Cuts dill
by far the best work for the visiting team,
though the backs all played the game well
at lines.
The Bowdoin boys did not lose the ball
on four downs, but always kept i: on the
move toward their opponents goal. The
rams of Stubbs were especially pretty.
Qnimby. Mitchell and Sykes did star work
back of the line, and Hicks put up grea,
game.
Time was called with the ball but two
yards from the Bates goal, and half s
dozen more seconds would have increased by
as many points the Bowi score. The
teams were made up as follows:
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OF the three hundred and fifty odd MEM
bers of the house, | suppose fully one-half
are able to make pretty good speeches, with
or without preparation. 4 dozen or score
of them are entitled to rank as genuine
orators. II / were called upon to name the
10 best speechmakers In the house, the 10
orators of our house Of commons, would
make up a list something like the follow
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BURGLARS AT PiTTseIsLD.
Jhsy Mada a Haul OF $3.50 from Mr.. Rus
sells House.

PfrrsrigI.p, oct. 2s.-( Special, The
house cf Mr.. Rassell was again hurglarized
Ia., evening. Entrance was gained through
an upper window, ana trunk containing
$3.50 was taken from the house TO an ad-
ytr.nt ldt ani Iitlei. The money had
heea vi,h 'rawn from Connecticut bank
for safe" keeping.
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THE ELECTRICIAN.

The French transatlantic cable was work
ed at a loss Of Eyl3 last year.
1t is stated that fully one-third Of the
copper refined in this country is treated
electrically.
There are more than 800 companies In the
United States that employ electricity In
running operations for lignt and power.
An electrical ambulance is In the course
OF construction at 81. Louis 1t promises
to be as swift aud stesdier than vehicle
drawn by horses aud will be given right Of
way By the street ear companies.
The unit O. electrical induction will be
called the Henry in honor Of .he late pro-
fessor Henry of the Smithsonian institu-
tiop, The volt was named for Soiter, an
Italian scientist, the ohm for Ohme. Ger
man, and the ampe.e for Ampere, a French
nBD-
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Feet Gall.

At Boston--B. A. A., 2G; Amherst, 0.
At Cambriige--Iiarvs'd, 5si Brown. o.
At tE1eter-Harvard, D9, "; =. u. A., 4.
At Lawrence--Iiarvsrd,y yj, 10; Ando-
yer, D
AZ Brooklyn Crescents, 20; Union Col
leee, 0.
At Garrison, N. Yale, 2s; West
Point. |.
At New Princeton, 72; Wes-
leyan, 0.
Al Philadelphia Pennsylvania. So; La
Fayette, o,
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FRANCHISE FOR WOMEN.
New Zealand Gives Women Over 2i Years ths
Right 10 Vote.

SAN FRAscisco, Oct. 2o.-Ncws came
from New Zealand by steamer that an
electoral act had been passed by the iesis-
lature of the colony giving the franchise 10
all women over 2I years old. II IL believed
the women's voting power will strengthen
the Conservative party, who oppose the
revolutionary projects Ia regard to land
holding. The temperance party also hope
to get aid from the women.
1t Is expected large proportion Of tho
women will appear at the polls. II the ex-
pertinent ~ ,uccessful II will probably be
adopted BY other colonies. OF the Gss, $50
people in New Zealand nearly one half are
women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-30

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell uf. Kings New Discovery FOR Con
sumption, Coughs snd Colds. upon 'hi' con-
dition. II you are afflicted with Cough,
Colt OF any Lang. Th'oz, or Chest trouble,
and will use this remedy a. directed. giving
it a iair ,5ial. and experience no benefit.
you may return the bottle and have yoar
money refunded. We eorii not make this
offer did We no, know that DR.. Kings New
Discovery could be relied on. II never Dis
supoiut.. Trial bottles free at w. a. Er-
.kine'. Drug Store, Gardiner. Large size
soc. and 81 90.
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CARTER HARRISON DEAD.
An Insane Man Shot Him in Ms Own
Home at Chicago.


CHicaeo, Oct. sS.---A man made his ap-
pearance At the residence Of Mayor Carter
HARRISON All this evening. and without
warning opened FIRE on the mayor with NJ
velver. intlicting woanas FROM which Mr..
Harrison die al 5 ~ o'clock.
The name Of the assassin 10 PrcndcrHast.
He was at one time employed on the
Chicago force and has been trying for some
time 10 get hack on the force rrsndersAst
was taken into custody within . few
moments after he fired the fatal shot, by =
police officer who Is stationed 1t the corner
near the mayors residence.
The officer showed great presence OF
mind and before those in the Immediate
NJ ighhorhood could realize the full extent
OF the tragedy the prisoner was hastled
70 patrol box. and within . few minutes
where he is now confined uater . heavy
guard.
There is no question that his life would
have been taken if he had been allowed to
remsin near the scene Of his crime i've min
utcs longer.
The mans actions before the shooting
we're such as 10 attract attention, but his
talk and manner since he WAS placed under
srres, leave no doubt as 10 his insan-
ity.
Carter II. Harrison was born in Fsyette
county, kentucky, Feb. Is, lss5. He
graduated at Yale in lsi5. and after read
ing law for some time engaged ia farming,
He then travelled extensively for two years
in foreign countries. Upon receiving bis
degree from the 'rransy lyAuia Law school,
Lexington, Ky, he settled in Chicago, H.,
where he engaged in real estate trAnssc-
tons, After the great Chicago fire in 1871
he served A. county commissioner for three
years. After returning from second Eu-
ropean journey. in 1874, he was elected TO
Congress a. Democrat by so close vote
taat his competitor, who had defeated him
in the preceding election, gave notice that
he would contest the election.
MIR. Harrison Was reelected. however.
and when his second term was ended. in
1879, he was nominated for mayor Of Chi
csgo and elected. He Was continued In the
office for four biennial terms, or eight
years.
In April Of this year Mr.. Harrison, who
had become editor and osner Of the Chi
csgo Times, w&s again candidate for
mayor, and after an interesting campaign
was elected over his opponent, MIR. Wash.
II, sing, editor OF the illinois Stats
Zeitung." by good majority, and became
the Worlds Fair mayor.
During the recent labor troubles in Chi
cago Mayor Harrison had his hands full.
He had occasion TO address the gatherings
Of dissatisfied and unemployed workinemen
on the lake front several times. While
there were rious fears of riots and other
disorderly conduct he forbade labor or
ganiz a,ions to march through the streets Of
the city. He advised the unemployed to
use peaceful means to gain what they
wanted instead Of violence.
lie WAS soon to have been married TO
Miss Annie Howard Of New Orleans.
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VII, vore rooAr


WASHINGTON, Oct. saa-The final vote
on the ques,lon of repeal will probably be
taken Monday afternoon at o'clock. Sen
ster Vocrs,ees has made . careful canvass
of the situation and came to the conclusion
tha, there would be no chance Of disposing
of the subject Saturday.
There are about - amendments of which
notice has been gwen, and IT 10 within the
range Of possibility that all these and even
more may be offered.
The vote upon the several amendments
TO the repeal bill rejected Saturday alter
noon by the Senate were - follows:
On the amendment offered by Perkins
fRep.l of California, for the coinage Of
the silver Of American mines, with a
.eigniorage of 20 per cent. Yeas, 80. nays,
IL. as follows;
Yeas-Ailea. Rates. Berry. Blackburn, Ba,ler.
Call. Cock ell. coke. Daniel l'nesls. faaiAhsr,
as Nevada Kyle. Martin. Perkins, fettisrew,
Power, rrgh, Roach. shonp, Stewart, Teller,
Nsys-Aidrieh. Briee. Cshrfey, Camden, Carey,
Cai ON, Davis, Dixon, polph, Frye. Gallagher
Gibson. t.orman Gray, Hale. Hisgins, h,li, Hosr,
Lindsay. Lodge, Mcmillan. Aefnrrson, Msnder-
>on Mills Nj eheil OF " iscons,n. Morrill,, Murphy,
Paseo, =. fer, Proctor. Quay. Ransom. sherman,
smith, Squire. Sioekeridge, rurple, Villas. Noer-
hees, washharn and White OF Leuisiana-il.
On the amendment by Berry, Dem,
Ark TO revive snd reenact the Bland
Allison act Of 1873, yeas, 50; nays, 81, A.
follows
Yeas-Allen, Bate, Berry. Blackburn. Butler.
Call. Coekrell, Coke, Daniel. Dubois. Faulkner,
George Harris. Irby. Jones, (Arkl Jones. Nes-l
syie. Martin. PETER. Perl us. festigrew, rower,
pugh. Roach, shonp, Squire, Stewart. Teller.
Vance, Ve.t, Walth Ii, woscott--s2.
Nays-Aldileh. Brice, Cafifes, Carrie. Cnllom.
Davis, Dixon. Dolph, Frye. Gaiiins,t. Gibson.
-ay. Lodge, Mcmillan, siether.on, Msnderson,
Mills, Mitchell. wis Merrill, Murphy. Proctor,
QUAY, Rsnsum. She man, smith, Stockbridge,
,al pie, Nilas. VOORHEES,, Washbnrn. White,
(La-l
An amendment providing for the coinage
of silver At the ratio of l6 to was defeated
yeas. 81; nays, Al
Mr.. Blackburn (Dem.) of Kentucky
offered an amendment providing for coin
ing the American product. the value OF the
.elgniorage to be established each month by
the secretary of the treasury. The amend
ment was lost--yeas, 2s nays, AZ, as fol-
lows.
Yeas-Alep, Bate. Barry, Blackburn, Butler.
Cali, Daniel Dubois. Faulkner. George, Hunton.
Irby Jones tNey }, Kyle, Martin. Fnseo, ferkirs,
Pettsr. W, Power Pugh, Roach, Shoup, squire.
Teller, Vsnce, Vest, Walthall. Wolcott.-2s.
Nsys-Aidrich Brice. Cafiery. Camden, carey,
Coke Cullom. Davis Dixon, Doph, frye Galiin'
70 r. Gibson, German, Gray. Hale. Harris, Hig'
rher.on Msnderson, Mills s,Mtcheil wis .Morr,li.
Murphy. Palmer, feher. flait, Proctor, quay,
shermsn, smith, Stewart, stockbtdge, Villas.
voorhees,. washburn, White tLa).-4s.
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WAsBissTos, Oct. 29.--Pensions have
been granted these Maine people:
Increase, Daniel Bosworth, Ifolts Mills;
original, Marion w. Bfo~nson, mother,
Gardiner.
Increase, Sidney y. Dyke, Wilton.
Franklin. Original, widows, etc., Hannah
O.. Wing. Lewiston, Androscoggn; Ellen
HAYES, Lewiston. Androscossin. Reissue,
Eiyira II. BlsisdelI, neither, York Corner,
York.
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have not used all Of one bottle YET.
suffered from csssrrh for twelve years. ex-
periencing the nausesting dropping in the
throat peculiar 10 that disesss. and nose
bleed simos. daily. I tried various fsme-
dies - ! hout benefit until Last ApiI, when
.s~ Eiy's Cream Balm sdyerised ia The
BOSTON Bsdget. ! pr,rused bottle, and
,Iae.. tie Gr.s day. . use, have had NJ more
Lisi sid,nx-.ile sorsness Is entirely gone
u. @. Davidson. with the Boston BViget,
formerly with Boston Journal
oct30e0dAw
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Bangor Officers Capture nenry Grant, Wanted
for Burglary.

BA>GoR. Oct. 29.-Dfec Hartman,
Sheriff Reed ard Constable Davis arrested
Henry Grant in Ellington, lass night, for
the robbery of the Eastern Il f. Clubs
house at E.ifiGg;ou pond. DE-
tse5iye Hartman has been work
= on the case and captured Grant a
f,w days seo at his hoa-s, but q ants
hro,h..- attacked th- detective and the
former escaped to the woods Yesterday
eff .er. causAt Grams At Edd.ugt' poad
and brought him to this city AMI lodge d
him in jail. Giant is said to have con-
,uttted other ruhberies.
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Mli,.a MOODS KILLED


AspovER, Mass. Oct. 29.--An unfortu-
nate accr,et.t occurred Saturday morning
on the arrival Of the ~ train from Boz
ton. William Woods Of this toyn, bat EN-
pIoyed a. salesman for W. A. Corse, Wash
ineton street, Boston, was slightiDg from
.ha. train when he slipped and fell beneath
The wheel. His sknil vas crushed and bis
arm, cut IF. lie Was carried into the s-s-
on and medi al aid summoned. lie soon
died, nos having recovered coDscioa.nsss
He was well known smoag b ston ssies-
men and wa. very popular with the young
men OF this town.
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QUARTER IN rs as.


INDEPENDENCE, Iowa. Oct. 29.-On the
kite track, yesterday, John s. johnson, the
bicyclist, went against the worlds quarter
mile, flying start, record of q seconds, held
by Windle.
he track was not in first class condition,
and the weather was unfavorable. The first
trial resulted in &c fiat. lie tried it again
and covered the distance in 2j 3-4 sec
onds.
The quadruplex crew were timed sepa.
rately and made it in %, and then Bird,
Dorner and Burt rode the triple machine
over the same route in 26 30. These are
are all the beet records of the kind.
johnson attempted 10 beat the best rec
ord with a flyiog start for one third and
half mile, but fell short in both cases.
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Twenty year- Experience.

G. d. Fredricks, tie weil-hnovn phosos-
rapher, 40 Broadway, New York. says
II have been using ALLeocK's PoEors
PLasrERs for 90 years, and found them
one Of the best Of family msdieiass- Bris T.
" summing up ny experience, ! say that
whsn placed on the small of the back ALI
cocKs ! PLAsrERs fl the body with nervous
energy, sud titus cure fatigue brain exhsns-
iion, aebilisy and kidney diffealt'es For
women and csiliren have found them H.
vaIaable Jhry never irfiiste the skin or
cause the slightest psio. bat cure sore
throat, eouzas. eeids, pains in ii le. bsck OF
el,e.f, i'd gsssion and bowel ecGfflainfs-
ae 80. o lAv folrm
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GASTRIC JUICE.

The Siamese do not consider cows milk
good for food
A tit Of butter well rubbed over the top
Of loaf Of bread as soon AS II IL taken
from the oven will give the crust that dark.
glossy brown surface that is 10 apI'stizing.
A good breakfast dish il made by com
tining plain onelet with potato. Chop
few cold boiled potatoes fine. season with
little chopped parsley. salt and pepper and
brown in little sweet butter Spread On
the omelet before rolling.
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Fred Harris of Melrose, Mass. and
Waiter S.. Fraae 81 81. Louis. who were
arrested Fri lay Chs ut Bi t'i-fera, On the
si,arze of larceny nf eiothipg frara Mrs.
orria Staples' Residence. we're sentenced
SATURDAY TO the Portland work j.i- Ha--
r,s was al.o sent. nrsi ur.ler the tramp
aef.
The safs at the Wissasset ilroad sta
lion vss hlp-R oscn FFIi'y rrsi's, and st'a
TAKEN freri re. ssa.p.i y .n'f SIG iron the
s1afsas sg.-at- The safe door vas b'own
aeross the rsoa. the windows smashed and
other damage i.n-. The rosFofhce vss
ls, ea;, rsti and ise rri'pn-y 'srsrer 'ified of
Is cents Ths safe sn the postmaster 4
rom was n,sr tearh d.
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You
Can
Buy
Bottled
Health

OF your druggist seyen davs In the
wcek.
What is bottled hesith7 Why, Hrp-
DENs MAGNETIC CoNrousD TO be sure.
foa r'-aae no mistake when you buv a
bottle OF ncslih, and that is what iiiD-
DEs's MAGNETic CoNrouSD is.
II Is good medicine, q saf. medicine.
an effective medicine. and 1t il doing a
world Of good among sick people all
over New England.
Itsparkles with life. 1t is brinfal of
health, vjsor, snap, and it will cure
yoa. Order bottle Of your druggist
to-day.
HiDDEN's MAGNETIC CoMpousD is
the coming medicine. Ask your drug
gist for HIpDgS's, and insist upon hay-
Ing iiIDDES's. Accept nothing else.
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srssoH ACADEMY. 10: ksaIs HILL, o
Kents Fill Boys Failed TO Score against The
Hebron sityen.

Krxr-s IIlrL Oct. 2s Il Special The
Hebron aead. my foo, bill eleven defeated
the Kent. Tlill eleven thi' afternoon, by a
>.cr, of 10 to. Tne ksnt's Hill eleven
.,sr,ed will the ball an wss h. II for four
losrs. Then Hebron to,k k 'ha ball aud
paired 20 yards around The en-! a"l scored
3, ron IA Town t'y 4 cri's-ctsss around the
left end.
Ksn,s Hill sg in took the ball On four
down. ami Hebron uo'k'I Sroan' TIE ends
AMI sefred another touch tJsu and goal.
>core, 100
Hebron op'ned the 'seons half aud
fore, the bslI TO tlt.' home 'leven'- five
y,-I ia, sna lost on = famhls. kents
II N took the bali and repeatedly baekea
The center with slight gains They sue
cee,l. d is gaining the Eecpsssry fFe goals
each tins but coul not score
The eItv, n l., e,l up as follows:
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ORDERED TO RIO.
Cruiser New York 10 Sail At 0nce-Will Pro-
tect Am,rican Interests.

New YoRK. Oct. 29.-The armored
cruiser New York. which is now lying at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, has been ordered
to be rezdy within "a hours to put to sea.
1t is understood at the Navy Yard that the
New York is to &C to Rio Janeiro in order
20 protect American interests and to settle
any upples.antness caused by Admiral
stanton. b!under in exchanging courtesies
.i,h Admiral Mello, the insursent Bra
lillian. -,
1t ha. not yet been made known who viii
succeed Admiral Stanton, as equal prom.
Depce has been given 10 the names OF
several commodores since the question
came up. The two men most often men
toned are Commodore Meade and Comno-
lore Kirkland.
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IYAlY'S ARMY.
The Expense is Too Great and The Army Must
be Reduced.

BERLIN, Oct 29--lt is reported here
that Emperor Wil!ism has summoned the
King of Ssxony to Berlin to consult with
him as to the safety of allowing Italy to re-
luce her standing army. Representations
have been made to the Emperor from Rome
that the present expenditure of the Italian
army and navy is too heavy for the budget,
and that reduction Of the items Of ex-
pence must be made to help the govern
ment out of it's finsncial straits. The En-
paror is reported to be opposed to such
reduction, az it would mean the loss OF a
corps, or perhaps two corps to the ltalisn
army. He is likely, however, to defer to
be opinion of the King of Saxony who Is
his most trusted adviser on military mat
tfrs
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THE AMERICAS CUP.
Two Challenges Likely to BE- Received Early
in the Coming Year

Loxpos. Oct. pa writer in the Field
saws that il il known that at least two prom
iuent yaclt,men have definitely prfp'red
challenges for the Americas cup IN 1894.
The fell dilstes upon the deed of gift and
.ay, that he trusts the Ner York Yacht
Club will eIpunge the dimension clause
adding that it was made very evident TINS
scar that the clause r ferrei TO was not
necessary.
The production Of vtgilant shows thai
zrest deal more vas knorH in Am@'Ica
about yalkyrie than the lsns b Of h'r load
line. IN conclusion the Field sayr: "As
matters now stand. the American designer
can defea, the challenger a. matter OF
certainty in ordinary weather
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The eltv, l. e'l up as follows:
..,,.,.,,- KEST's HILL.
tNcENDiaaf sttZes.
Two Sets ei Bui!aia,s at Durham su'ned
,aiureay Sigst.

LEWISTON. Oct. 20 Two nres OF 'he' n
di.rv olisin Gee arrsd in purhsFn sitardFy
u;rr. Ia the early part OF tie erening ti'ss
h,,;la;oes osufti ~ J bn Dinaisy OF Al
h ,rn ansi o.eupi~,l ty Albion bissiTf. were
b,,-,es The buildings were 'otsi loss,
amt horse, three cows. 70 tons OF h'y ana
listing nschine we're ha-e' Il VIVA ia-
n.rn In.arant. $500; loss SsSS.
a few Aoar- lss,s. the d-'ling OF p
rn, ! Miller two niiss .iisfsns. "a. btrsls'i.
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