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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-13
CONNECTICUT DAY.
Many Prominent Residents oi the State IN
Attendance al the Fair.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Nearly 500 prominent
residents OF the Nutmeg state celebrated
Connecticut day The building was pref
tily adorned with flags of the nation and
state. as well as foreign flags, both inside
and out. and the building was crowded
with Connecticut visitors all day. Gov
ernor Luzou b. Morris, with his stah and
the state commissioners and stase board OF
lady managers surrounded the Columbian
liberty bell. which was rung by his excel
,ency and the members of the two state
boards in honor OF Connecticut's admis-
sion to the Union in IIs6.
The Iowa State band played at the build
ing most of the day and during the exer-
rises. Rev. George c. Woodruff offered
prayer, and Hon ID. NJ. Read, chairman
Of the Worlds fair executive committee
for Connecticut, spoke briefly regarding
Connecticut's history and display at the
exposition.
Mrs. George H. Knight, president OF the
state board Of lady managers, delivered an
interesting address, telling Of the women's
work and new field of usefulness as de
monstrated in the various branches OF the
exposition, dwelling particularly on what
Connecticut women had done. Chairman
Read gave brief sketch of the work ol
the board of managers, and an eloquent
address Of welcome on behalf OF the state
was delivered by Governor Morris.
The exercises at the building were
simple but interesting; they were followed
by public reception, at which all the
people from the Nutmeg state and othei
visitors were presented to the governor.
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MANSIAUGHTER.
Bella Noyes Guilty Of the Mur-
der of John Edgar.
Gipsey M. Won Free-for-Ali at Nor
ridgewock Races, Thursday.
shecsins rea.h Of Man on Coal Vessel At
Richmond.

NAcHtAs, Oct l2.--The trial of Bella
Soyes, charged with the murder of john
Edgar az Danforth in July, commenced
TUESDAY morning.. There were Is wit
nesses for the State ami about the same
number for the prisoner. At !; 30 tonigh,
the jury returned verdict Of manslaughter.
Judge Libby remanded the prisoner to jail
and discharged the jury from further at
teniauee. Court will probably adjourn
tomorrow.
Soyes looks to be a man os 50 years.
He is the soa Of Amos Noyes and native
of Topsaeld. His parents moved TO Tops
field several years ago. His mother died
two or three years since, and his father is
now living in Smyrna, Aroostook county
Noyes married Mrs. Laura Cameron. whose
maiden name was Moody she having three
sons by Cameron, but no children BY
Noses marriage.
| nsil this unfortunate event Noyes has
always conducted himself as ias tul citi-
zen. He was employed in II stable IN Dan
forth, bat bad nothing TO do win the hotel,
the Latter being kept by Joel foss. The
proprietor Of the stable was W iliiam X.
Foss. son Of Joel. Noyes came Of respeeta-
bic psrentage, being a grandson of Elder
Powell, years ago Baptist preacher IN
Topt field and other places.
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MYSTIC RACES.
c,rbourne. Benton n. ard sarranganseh the
winners OF Thursdays Ra Is.

Bssrox. Oct. l2-At the Mystic park
races, TO-DAY. 2Is pace unfinished yester
asyl ives Won bv clsv bourne in slx he tts
AIcyo. second: Linden, thi-d; best time.
al3 s4 by Alcvo; winners best time,
2.ls s..
TIE p trot. purse $500, tunfnfshed
ye.terdav), vas won by Beaton NJ, IN nine
beats; StoreI idye second: Agsie tn ii.
Best iriie. 10 IL.
TIE 3 81 trot. purse $500. WIS Won hy
Jeypis in five heats; Archie B. Second
Tom Jseobs, third: best me, Is IL.
The % rot. purse s50a, was won by
Nsrrsssnset. ih 'ive er;s:Cloatsrf second
Ssrek Wilson thru. Best time. 2-22 By
c,ou,arf: wiEnar'. best time. 2.25.
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La Grippe.

During the prevalence of the Grippe the
past seasons il vas noticeable facs that
those vho depended upon DR.. Kings New
Discovery, not only had speedy recovery.
but ~.cap all Of the troublesome sitter ef-
fscts af the maiady. This remedy seems
30 hsre peculiar power in efecfing rapid
cure. o.s only in cases Of La Grippe. but
In Ill Diseases Of Thro.t, Chest and Lung,
ard has cured cases OF Asthma and Hay
Fever of iosg s.aniing. Try il and be
coavins.sd II rsaf dissppoint. Free
Tri Il Bo-ties xt n. A. EsskiD-'s Drug Store,
G sr.iin~r- oc9eo3&wfolrm
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A STRANGE DEATH.
Young Pitts.on Boy Found Hanging by his
Neck TO a Tree. Dead.

GARDNER. oct. r. Special. News
have been received of the supposed acciden-
tai banging Of Leslie Goul, the l-year r-old
son Of Hr. and Mrs. Frederick Goul, who
reside in l'iuston, Wednesday afternoon.
When {, un, BY his mother he wss hanging
from an agIln trfe with moose around his
neck sna vas 3esa, although Ii. body was
,lig','ly warm.
Iii not known hoy the acri lent hap
pep..I. or if It was suicide. IL is a mysteri-
gu. affair and + heavy blow To hs parents,
who hsvs the sympathy of the community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-13

Our Fur Stock IL nov complete. shcuin1
the largest and most varied assortment ever
srown on the Kennsbec.
One entire floor devoted to ladies' Fur
garments and trimmings.
OUR FIRST OBJECT in selecting furs
is to have the beet quality.
WE HAVE TAKEN advantage Of ths
morev conditions the last three months -
bav Tor cash, therefore we own our fazs at
ire lowest cash price, and offer them 70 our
customers corrsspopdinsly cheap.
OUR assortment consists Of Capee and
W Aps made from the latest designs In ~
the desirable furs.
THE PUBLIC 10 cordially invited to call
ard inspect the same.
n. G. BARKER. Mats aAd fHss.
Davis Cor. StoFs. Cafdleoe, u.
oc cfNeod top toi lstf
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VGIlkNT AND vatKYRiE.
III. Iater's Captain Mas No Hope Of Winning
'rcm the Former

N~w YoRK, Oct. 12 The ViSilant and
valkyrie we're lying off bay Rllge today,
getting in readiness for tomorrow s race
An sx,ra ton of lead ballast was plsced on
the Valkyrir's hull amiiships to make the
enter set lever in the water and thereby
lengtlsen her load water line, which Lord
Dunrsven believes hitherto to have been
too shoI,.
Capt. CranfeIi admits that he has h'tls
chance of beating the Yankee sloop. He
corsliers her the better boat under any con
iitions of weather.
The yslkyrie has been remeasnred, and
her time allowance is now 10 seconds less
+, all signs do 10, fail the Vigiiant and
valkyris will have plenty of wind snd .es
and far the race tomorrow,
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A CLEVER sxeak rdIEf.
He Was Net Tee Clever 10 Bs captsrsd b 4
uenaa, Though.

BosroS, Oct. la-Charles Demont was
seated in the Public Garden yesterday %
interested in the sights around him that
he dill not notice a lady who passed him.
Tha, simply goes TO show. however, that
his sense OF sight is not so well developed
Is his sense of touch.
The lady, on the contrary, WAS more OBJ
serving, although she kaye no visible inti-
mation of the fact. After one swift lock
st Demont, who TO the ordinary eye ap-
peared TO be one OF hundred lounseis in
the garden, she continued on her way
across the walk until she met Officer Sher-
burne, TO whom she spoke few words.
These few words proved to be the intro
duction to one Of the cells Of station 3, in
which Demont spent . rather uncomforta-
bic night, and to Mrs. William H. Sher-
wood OF No. IS Newbury street belongs
the credit OF detecting the cleveres; sneak
thief whom the police have heard Of in
many day, and man for whom the en-
tire department has been on the lookout
for the past month.
The man refused TO BE- interviewed and
would emily state that his name is Charles
Demont, that he has no home in this vicin-
ity, that he is 81 years OF age and was born
In New Brunswick.
According TO the police the fellow il a
common, notorious thief. aud will so be
indicted by the grand jury. If possible.
1t is he, they allege, who has been doing
all of the important sneak" work in this
city for months past, operating in the
West End. Back Bay, Roxbury and Dor
chester and all of the residential districts
close by.
How He Worked.
The fellows mode of operation has been
to go TO houses where there are signs indi-
eating that there are rooms TO rent and, iu-
quiring for the landlady, ask 90 be shown
the best in the house After he has looked
at the room for while, be usually asks
for glass Of ice water. The woman goes
to get the water, and when she returns
her guest is missing, and with him some
yaluaules-
His appearance in this city was first
noted about the last of June or the first Of
July, and since that time the police have
been doing their utmost to capture him.
but without avail
When arrested the German was neatly
dressed in black clothing, and had about
s22 in his possession. He wore several
articles of jewelry, which the police firmly
believe were sto.en.
In his necktie was a round gold pin, on
whic.l is the figure Of fly with a diamond
for the head and an emerald for body part.
On the back Of the pin was the inscription,
Alma. lss5." On one finger the prisoner
wore large diamond in massive gold
.ettin- of rather peculiar shape On the
other finger he wore a solid gold ring set
with diamonds, two rubies and two EN-
eralds.
He also wore gold hunting-case stop
watch, with double chain, having on the
other end a gold pencil, and for a charm a
Knight Of Pythias emblem.
Also in the mans possession was found
a lady's fob chain of gold and pearl links.
with charm in the shape of horses
head in pearl Also gold toothpick, +,
besides silk handkerchief marked with a
large letter "Mn
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safety From a Periodic ses.rge-

Do you wan. 10 be insured. aweiler In nna.art
Gus region. against the periodical scanrke uhieE
thrrarsrs 70 a. al Eou Is -ise form of eiiils and
sessr or some Of the forms Of usaasms D. fr
d sesse2 II goes without sssirx, that ycu "a
Then, inste ID Of asisg qGis5Ie or otner s3x 10 q
md mipersI drag, wish uaerefy reiseSs shd srs
aixsys de;ri1sR.zi general heHisa, Sex ssa
where II Is aIusFs farfseaming-from fse fhos
augh preyeati. and remedy, Hostet;sr >s0stasfh
Riffers. which, il regions where ma'aTia - Tai
more vioer. and urpx aeGf than Is on this esszf
tinenf ersiieaies Il completely fraR ths system
Hiicssness, iy.t~pssa- coa-tiFAtt u. f;sireE aaf
nervous complaints. neuralyis and 2
are among the ma'asiiss ts xhs h he naii "a
tome and corrective i. xsapssi Feysseiaax every
uhefs know iss genuine worth
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And
Why Not
Medicine =?

Improvement On nproycment-rnarch
on inareh-thats the story in the art.
and seiences-and why not IN medicine?
HiDDE~'s MAGNETIC CoMpot,xp exen-
plifes this rules It il the product Of
study, research. Painstaking labor-Re-
quires thought. care, time in is prep
aFation--Is strictly scientific and up to
date-'fhe einbodirnent Of medicinal
strength, purity, uniformity.
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] Ihat0
Covers 1t.

fnai gct ~ hat you pay for in IIiDpgs's
MAc~ETtc CoMrut-NB: ltcurcs because
it is made risht-PhysieiaHs praise it
Patients take ii and get well-Childrrn
love it-It Is PaIa;abIc, safe, effective, and
II Is The CoANo MgpiciNE.
When you AK fpr HiDpfx's MAC
sEIIc CoMro'ND see that you get it
Take ll!DpEN's and only IlrppKX's-
1t costs $i-Eut it is worth IL, for IT
WILL CUkE You.
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In the Hands Of a Committee.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 12.-At n session OF
the Presbyterian synod Of OHIO, the ap-
peal case of Professor Henry y. Smith was
referred to the judiciary committee to as
certain whether the papers are in proper
form. The committees report will have
much influence in determining whether
or not the heresy case shall be reopened
in the synod or simply passed over to the
general assembly of 1894
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-13
T0PSHAM FAIR.
thursdays Racess Very successiui-Ihe Fair
Best Ever Held.

BgUsswiCk, Oct. l2--At the Sagadah1t
fair. Topsliam. the third and closing day
saw the best trotting. In both clssses frs
and second places were hotly contested
AMI although there were but three heats in
each class, there were some sensational
finishes. Silver Street was never headed
AMI never broke.
The fair Was great success in all re-
spects. The attend ,nce was larger than
ever before. There were no accidents
good weather tin- trotting, and the exhibit:
we're ,xeelled in all departments over those
o last year.
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Z.
-, NJ. John c. Harrtnsson. nov living u
brockson. Mass.
r,a., data Of Oct q, 1921. he vrites'
"a wear ago last Christmas ! va: sanes
Es,.a .hs u-tp. A complication OF trooo-
iss followed which developed DroR55y -
wors. form. and for mentns nsh1, never ones lying
siun s IN he'd. During that long period !
80 me ncs. medical skill ootainao,e, M
seven Doctor. attended, .hs.s ne = for me. "a;
bn. .,.a ,s;-s,~. ti--es ard fh<y took en ~ - ~
.-s.fs s,rAs gallons eF~afe--
Tne nnysic,ans told my VIM mat
sine vas q hopeless case1 ano s0s"
NV family TO prepare for tne W0ss,s. Wns,.
My friends and reiasIves vcSs shSv
ShS take last farewell.
9onx nv friends Was one VINO wy ~
80 KscSapoo Indian ssgva I dio - .Aa :
s9,on eIter began taking n seetS 49, com.
marked ens ,asra NV bowels and the sveiiine 9
Eenseai alabs :. deere ssea quite rapidly. and u !,
2. ss.. III han month . ny Sy.,,s Srs; md
ssse. II have been gaming
s.snr s[.Snrav,AM WILL MAN IMAoke
rNSTicxipoo INDIAN SAoWA.
sssrS ,s IL the best medicine u exasnusS
~ All Of my friends think my so1s
less than ln,tss m sv.r ssyecdy sssstaG nfor
r.,.an sn ssssui this gr.s, psdis,ss. ~ :; p "a.
Kiefspoo Indian s.s-' '' ~ s''''''
remedy oftns univef
IN. simplicity Of IL sr.sass ssI.s -
| ,n.e h,.ds Il - - sseoAsnss -
| people. .-,
- n-o,,aes . sass fss WIT Aassess
every iivins erestnle- - understand
,asse e. r.meaie.. .na sA. i.a,... -. ~ az a..
seen Obliged % dspesA spos p. ..a.r,t.n.
for their curative hsips'
na.o Tos.i.rhy Kieh.poe Iadi.a s.s.s a' = "a
Iha. - .na the s.rsss Liver. sson.a'
.ss',, ss r,aoa ass r. neaor.tor ess: rs..A' g
an ana ....on.-.ns s world has ever hne".-
~. ..:.s..:. ..s AZ : s-s,.
ssfAst.9 - Hsasis; - bsssas - Sas'~'
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From Fryinu Pan to Fire.

AUBURN, a. Y, Oct. IL. Samuel Way
man. convicted of murder and sentenced 70
life imprisonment, was released from Au-
burn prison yesterday upon a pardon
granted The iron gate had no sooner
swung open for his exit. however. than he
was confronted by a sheriff and policf :
man who rearrested him for series OF
burgiaries committed near the time of the
murder II is believed he was guiltless OF
the crime of murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-13

While chopping a tree at Richmond l.
Wednesday. an axe. in the hands of Benj y
min Shaw. caught On 4 limb and struck
ElIison RolliEs just below the knee con-
pletely severing the bone. II sas necessary
TO haul Mr.. R,litns over mile On a drag
before help could be obtained-
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CHARLESTON, Oct II Two boats OF the
fishing feet were capsized by the heavy
gales off the bar. and five Of their crew
were drowned, all negroes. The weather
is very rough outside, and the tug b. n.
Morse Of Bath, Me. which went ashore
on the jetties trying to get into the harbor
without pilot. will probably go to pieces.
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Maine Federation CT Womsn's Clubs,

SkowHEGAs, oet. l2.- Special. An
other beautiful autumn day and another
bright and breezy session Of the Federation
Of Wouen's Clubs. The unfinished busi-
ness having been completed and question
box emptied, the election of officers was in
order and resulted as follows President
Mrs Eta II. O.good e-president, Mrs.
f. II. Hall; treasurer Mrs. Anna J. Coyie;
secretary, Mrs. Eupice n. FRYE; auditor
Mrs. Mary s. Burnham.
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Railroad md STEAMBOATS,.
y.|ss CENTRAL RAILROAD.
,..vemes, Of Trains In Effect sept
2ith, 1888.
1nsogcs TRAINS

.o,x, wgsT-ss a, % Lfr'.'oS' - u ',F''s !.
- p,r,iasi Boston and hghsfs-,, ~ s;t.s.N.as
] ,sf ssa ss;a aonaelas 'or " ws,e ~ ,,lsas MSss
,a sa.a:' go iei"l ,..a, y az ifo6 r r n. Saght
sies sA'n .-rry ssi 'or l-EistoH, Bath. Rock
=. =. -. -. and sad B,stcn.
Ax.xssr-ly A. II. right expressl fe'
.soiS' e-5s..4 KanEaE, Bsr HA'oost -
s,.,s@s 4 Joha and A,oo1i9'f g., Soei,,y, y
s@@A n = IN, fot v strfF'lls S-t% r.
''s, q, s..rs stiahd sor'h .o;, As@9a; H;ss
han, stof" -, John aRa AEoos-
ss s sosa,7 o. & r y n s.. tor i" sas a5s'Tsi.s s.s
sgAx 54as4ys 5ai1 TOR " "a''f'''s ana Dan
ggr. .,.--,.as. Tr.in gotne fast Al 80 A.
r. sgHss,g trrFsdrg coHneet4ng % abd from
~ - ssf isaea,aAa, tsi 4 70 ssgFhssan 90
= = - .-.1,s,s5.. 1f 20 Beif4st. Dexter. Of be
~ ",'', S,sxfr SUNDAY aspralngs.
re re-. 4sT aaia. so.ns We at ioio =. - ~; 1Ia =,
49, -. s..s,r lexts.8n. Bzih. haaEoF snd a.
JylE- -
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ALBANY, Oct. 12--Gsorge O'Brien of
New York, a tenor singer in Arthur
Lloyd's comedy con pany. playing In Our
Party" at the Leland Opera house here,
hanged himself just before the beginnir g
Of last evenings performance Two wesks
ago O'Brien's mother died. aud since that
time he has been deSponGeDt.
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ELM8ROOk RACES.
Giosy N. lock the Free -for- All ard Tom Prev
the 2 ga Race. ..:..t d.

SKownrG,S, Oct l2.--Tl.e closing races
Of the fall meeting at Eim~oot park were
trotted today. 1000 people b irz in ait n
lance. Ia the ftce-for-sll Mthion H. aris
outsrotted Ear Bird at every poiat hut
found Gysey II. too fast. Tne summaries
strt.Ni 21E.r-oru- Pt-KsE $50.
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PRINCETON, y. J., Oct. 12.-The faculty
has taken final action in the case of the
sophonores convicted OF hazing. One was
dismissed with recommendation OF se-
we're punishment by the authorities out
side of the college; three others were also
dismissed. and five suspended
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LONDON, Oct. IL The queen has ap-
proved Of the appointment OF the Earl OF
Elgin as viceroy Of India The new viceroy
Is the eldest son Of the eighth Earl Of FL
gin, who was appointed governor general
Of India In January, 1861. and who died In
Office In Move m Der, 1853
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NASSAU. Oct IA hurricane is blow
| ing over the Bahamas. Considerable dam
age TO property has been done, bat no loss
nf life Is reportei
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

FAe eapzrtrc-,hiy heretofore existing between q
james , t2irr. kamer T. Folsom and Henry
e3ck5si, 1r'sss the firm nSine and style Of Tie
jaeF> = kaler Company. d. hi, day dissolve cd By
usts2i cos<eR9 Hengy " krsucl withdraw
ug '-1ia sad company.
fAs ea..rcss VII ha coatinuei hF james Z.
saiasr saa Hinss = POISON under the same name
Aat stsa ~ rst0iorV. who vtii .s1tie Al &C
ecaais Az,i clstsl. against The lAse rrsi.
Al Pe-roHs indebted 10 The late eopar'nersaip p
A. '~5asstsd - razss Immediate payment &c
ne f7ss' ~ Hfm. 81 they are ausNOrtfet 70 eiess
~ iag 2sA1ss Of The former company
JaNKs y. fCLLEN
ElasR T. FaLsoN.
HESAY ". BsCkSsLL-
arsrsrA. Asa. ei.t, i>ss-
sep;I9itt
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Fire at Rcch'and.

RncKLASp, Oct 12.-The house of John
A. Freeman, at the heal of the bay, was
burned Yesterday afternoon. Loss, $500
insnrsnre $500.
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Sickness Not Serious

PARIS. Oct i2-Co1nt Ferdinand DE
Iesseps has recovered from his recent
acute illness. He was suffering merely
from arrangement Of the stomach.
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BRUNSWICK, Ga, Oct. 12-There were 2
new cases of yellow fever reported yester-
day. nine white, l3 colored. No deaths.
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r.la. WITH sToam co sIss.

WAsnISGTos otf. l2--Fair, followed
BY Increasing elsaliness, variable WINS,
shifting TO east
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tocai Fesscast.

Bosros. Oct. l2--Fo- New England +;
Friday. lair, slightly cooler, foIlore'i By
northess, gslss; heavy rzin Friday night or
Saturday.
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BRUSSELS. Oct l2-Eight Thousand
striking miners in the Charleroi district
resumed work yesterday.
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Lots of People

'snt sna = rent.
,..t secure . good house-Siri
Can't sell thsir farms.
Cant dnd employment.
Cxnt End lost articles
g,ar do = hundred things eecsuse the!
-. ,,s tho JOURNAL want column. II II
all, wonderful sow much can be accom-
n,ished By the use of these TITLE iow-pnees
,. sp-esasf
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G ures right
here in New
England which
b " been
rou ht by
this fam o as
medicine OF
the Red Men
sagwa- attest
TO Its value.
The following
testiul ontal
the unsoi!o-
tSad fndoYpA-
me mt . y d
grasefui E1b-
ute Of a. old
Doston Are-
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Wonderful

Tho strong snd positive assertions OF tns
,,sa, curative value of Kickapoo Indian
;.av. are easily susceptible OF proof.
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BOSTON FIREMAN SAVED
Rescued on the Shadowy Shore
of Spirit Land.

BIs Friends Summoned to Ms oy-
ing Bedside-Ai! Hope Aban-
doned Tho Doctors Said He
Could not Possibly Live Then
kjckapoo Indian Sagwa Cured
Greatest Triumph on Record.
The morning call., 1893-10-27
THE ALCAZAR TROUBLE.
Mckee Rankin Engages N0n-Union
Musicians.

To says that the path OF the Musicians
Union of this city is strewn with roses
would be wrong
Mckee Rankin has announced that none
but non union musicians shall be engaged
hereafter to play at the Alcazar Theater
during his engagement, which will proba-
bly, last the entire season. The change
took place Wednesday evening. when Wal
colts orchestra stepped into the place of
J0sephs' musicians.
Mr. Rankin was seen last evening by a
CALL reporter, and when asked concern
ing the difficulties said:
my reason for engaging non-union
musicians is simply that | am tired of be-
ing dictated to. | have been in the the
atrIcal business for the past thirty-two
yesrs and can frankly admit that / never
had the least difficulty with orchestras
outside OF San Francisco. During my en-
gagement here al the old California Thea
ter four years ago | engaged a union band
for fifteen months. When | produced
Macbeth the orchestra consisted of over
forty men. and during all that period
paid the salaries demanded by them with
out the least objection. On a subse-
quent engagement the box-of1ice receipts
showed somewhat of deficiency,
and during the last weeks per
fOrmance l found it impossible to
meet their demands. promising to do so at
my earliest convenience. From that time
until my recent return | was waited on by
the unions officers and attorneys, and they
even went SO far as to threaten to take the
matter into court. They did not, however,