davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

The reason why ALLcoCK's Porous PLAsTBRs
cure.
!. Lame back sciatica, stiffness or twitching
OF the muscles.
2, Oh st troubles, such ag pleurisy, pneu.
monia, consumpt on.
3. Indigestion, dyspepsis, biliousness, kidney
complaint.
The success. however will depend upon the
genuineness of the plaster ufed. The popu-
larity OF ALLcocKs Porous PLAsTERs' has been
so great that multitudes of limitations have
sprung up on every hard The only sure cure
Is TO get the genuine AbLcocE's Porous
PLAsTERs.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

Persons Whaling lumbar can get it in
any quantity. We will take in exchange
certificates Of deposits on all banks and
all saving acGonnta W books of any
banks in the city. Clark d Bryeon,
1881, West Second street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

On July and the Southern Cali
fornia railway (Santa Fe Route wilFsell
excursion ticketst TO all points ON theirliue
ct one fare for the round trip; tickets
good returning TO and including July
9th.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

J. r. Taylor has purchased the above bust
ness at 3o2 South spring street Fresh game,
fish, shrimp7, crabs, etc, when in season Mod
crate prices. Goods delivered free
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

In Kobler & FrohlinS tract 65 lots,
$500 5000 and $3.50. Sold in 1897 at
SLIGO to $1,000 Terms one-fourth cash,
balance three years. interest ~ per
cent. Streets graded, grsveled and
curhed; cement sidewalks and water
laid. Csll and zee it. Free carriage.
w. j. Fisher, 227 w. Second street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

OF the lease, safe deposit vault3 and bank fl T.
lures of the City Bank viii be received by otto
Brodtbeek, receiver, l51 South spring street,
ity.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

Largest stock OF Fruit and Vegetables.
Cherries, eunants and aprioots, the best in
The market, al Althouse Bros los W. First
street. Telephone S9s.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

X. d. List. notary public. Legal papers care.
fully drawn. IN W. second; telephone 165.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27
THAT WORLDS FAIR TRIP.

Names of Persons Who Have Received
Ten or More Ballots.
Hereafter no names will be published
in the HERALD's worlds fair free trip
ticket contest until the persons have re-
ceived ct least 10 votes. Below will be
found the liet to date:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Visiting Cards Lsngr@vsd
Al Langstadter's PA est second. Tel. 1852.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27
Maximum temperature, 81
Minimum temperature, 3D..


Forecast for South3rn California; Fair
Weather; stationary temperature; westerly
Winds
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27
NOTICE TO THE WORKINGMEN
And Other Good People.

IN compliance with the request of the Clerks Association
have concluded to close every evening at
o'clock Saturdays exceptedsss
We hope that our many customers who gave us their
trade in the evenings will kindly call before D. H.
We have placed additional lights in store so as
to give all the brilliant light want for Saturday nights.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

Paper HnDgarRS
You can buy at cost at Eckstrom & StrGsburg's
closing 3ut sale
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-27

The Christian Endeavor society OF the
city will have picnic at Rubio cafion
ON the Fourth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21

RaApyTnp, Sspe. 3o.-(Spsca1-) )-11o
following azs The entries foe ths Ksanshso
Co.. fair races u Rsadash, Sspe. -. -
and g.:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
THE WINDSOR FAIR.
Successful Day for the South
kennebec Society.
Coed Weather ard a Large Crowd
in Attendance.
fiae Exhibits and First Class Races fa.sriain
the Visitors.

| sorrn wrsDsoH Sept. 20 Especial. -
''Old freh'' prophesiea fair day this
morning, bai few of the friends Of the
South kennsbee Agricultural soeiety put
much faith in his predictions, ,as they looked
at the threatening aspect Of the weather.
He vas right, however, As be Usually sand
towards the middle of the day the mists
cleared away and bright sunshine favored
the crowd that gathered at the fair grounds.
Good judges estimated that there were be-
tween three and four thousand people in
attendance.
1t was fine crowd and a more orderly
one never was assembled at Maine fair
The exhibit of this year is fully up 10 tie
high standard that the society has main
tained from the start, 1t shows intelligent
and painstaking effort on the part of those
who have had il in charge and reflects
much credit upon them. The exhibit hall,
although not large one, is admirably
adapted TO its purpose. The cross beams
are all suspended from the rafsers and
there are no posts TO interfere with the e1-
hibits. Every inch of space can thus De
utilized to the greatest possible advantage.
The first thing that attracts the attention Of
visitors as they enter the hall is the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
At6 CENT LARCENY CASE.


RicmaoSD. Sept. 20.-(Special. )-Wm.
F. Morang was arrested BY Deputy Sheriff
Newell Wednesday morning on warrant
issued by Justice Curtis, charging him
with committing larceny of Is cents of the
property of Warren Day, fellow bos-der
with Morsng. The offence was alleged to
have been committed At the home of the
lattef's father-in-law under the following
circumstance, on the 10Th of August last !:
Prior TO the date named the complainant
had missed small sums Of money as divers
times, and suspreting Norsng Of being the
thief secreted himself under the bed in his
room on the afternoon Of the date named
and waited for somsthing to turn up. Pres
es:iy Morsng entered the room and pro-
ceeded TO Tifie the con,plsinant's clothing
which hung in a elo'hing 70 the room
Morsng pleaded not guilty to the chars e
and insisted on trial. He was represent d
By C. d. Newell. ESQ.,. and the prosecution
was conducted by Frank L. Staples, Esq.,.
Of Bath
After hearing the parties the court con-
cludsd that Morsng vas guilty - alleged
and imposed fine Of 81 ard costs, the
whole taiug anountiog to 1852, from
which Judgment the respondent took an
appeal. II is estimsted that the affair has
already cost the parties s25 in the aagre-
gate and the end is not yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
Notes.

The capital city has been generously
represented thus far a; the fair.
Today's programme will include a colt
race, colts years old or under, purse $50.
called at | p. NJ, and \ race in the 2.36
class. purse sl0O. There will also be a
bicycle race. half-miie heats, best two in
three.
A.D. Ward of Augusta has on exhibit
Glenwood parlor and AMI New Worii
cook stove which have attracted con'ider-
able attention.
The Erskine high school of South China
and the East vassalboro high school visited
the fair Thursday in hay racks.
The South Kannebec Society enjoys the
distinction of being free from debt. This
weeks meet ought to supply it with a sur
plus.
The hot frankfort man, the peanut man,
the trial-of-strenA ii man,et cetera ct cetera
are out in force to add to the liveliness of
the occasion. What would fair be with
out them!
Two popular penny snatchers are
a pair of colored brethren
who play the banjo and have e1-
cellent voices One of them is really a
musical wonder. His voice is naturally
rich deep bass, and yet he is able to initiate
the soprano Ds.ng of woman almost to
perfection. He was boasting that he
wouldn't work for anyone less than $50 a
week when a man in the crowd shouted.
II wouldn't give more than five cents for
you"
Instantly the negro's hat was in his
hand "Bress yo' soul bruddeT, he sad,
Come right up AZ put it in here. Show
yo' colors, show yo' cOlors. Amid shouts
of laughter the man accepted the invita-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
LEWISTON MILLS.
LEWISTON MILLS.
The Corporations Elect Officers
for the Ensuing Year.
Suppers for 70 was Penalty Of Losing
the Camden Fish Hunt.
cherrsfi.Id Fair-5000 People 10 Attsndanes
--Bap.ists At Fsrminstsa.

LEatsroS, Sept. 20.-The annual meet
ings os the Lewiston corporations were
held to,sy and the following officers che
sen:
Union Water Power Co., directors, Ly-
man Nichols. Edx. L. Wood, S. A. B. Al
botr, Wm. F. Frye, Nathan Cushing, ".
II. White; treasurer. G. 81. L. Abbott.
Franklin Co. directors, Lyman Nichols,
E.lw. L. Wood, Nathan Gushing, +. l.
Rchard.on, SIlas Pierce. JChn NJ. Graham ,
w. II. White, A. 5. Is. Abbott; treasurer,
Edw. l.. Wood.
Machine Co. directors, c. I. Barker,
jas. Dempsey, John ". F.iweit. Nelson
Dingley, Jr., l.. l.. Shaw, L. +. Gle, +
l.. Richardson; clerk and treasurer. FIRE.!
Kelly.
Continental, directors. Lyman Nieholt :,
Francis b. Greene, William Rotch, Nathsa
Cushing, John NJ. Graham, Charles IL.
Wood. Eben S. Rsper; tr,aTurer, c. r..
Wood.
Bates, directors, Dexter N. Richarl.,
Jacob f iwaris. Joseph Ii. PRAY. o. H..
Alfred, Moses Kimball, j. Wentwor'a
Brow n, Edward S. Clark; treasurer, ID. n.
Richards.
Bleaehery, directors, George De1te-,
Il ward l.. Elwood, Dexter N. Richard, !,
Thomas Wiggleswortli. George W. Way
ban; treasurer, John w. Danielson.
Andro.coggin, directors, j. Edwards,
Chas. n. Fisk, T.. Pearson Beebe. Geo. +.
Fabyan, Grant Walker, Eoen d. jordan.
I.,nian Nichols; treasurer, George r.
Fsbysn.
Hill, directors, F. L. Richardson. Thomas
Nespniib. LYMAN Nichols, Jacob Ei~srd'.
George +. Putnam, S. A. b. Abbott. Jas
Dempsey treasurer, F. l.. Richardson.
Lewiston mills, directors, c. j. Yea'on,
J. l.. Scruton Ara Cushman, f. L. Gill,
W. II. White. S. ID. Wakefield, +. W.
Parker, j. W. Besde; treasurer, 7. W.
PArk,r.
Gas Co, directors. w. II. White. S. NJ.
Carter. +. C. Lee, $. T. Bodinp. Randall
Morgan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
DUMPED ASHES IN The RIVER.
Kennebec Iowboat Captain and Engineer
Charged with That offence.

PogrLAsp, Sept. 20.-Cart. Roscoe f..
Carleton and Engineer Turner Mccarthy
of the tug Perry were before Commissioner
Bradley this morning, charged with dump
ing ashes into a cut made by the govern
ment dredge in the Kennebec river. Com
plant was made by the government irspec-
tor. They were bound over in $500 each.
This action is brought under the act Of
Sept. -, 1890, section 6, and is the first
case of the kind ever brought in this State.
The captain pleaded not guilty, stating that
he did not know of the dumping of the
ashes. The engineer pleaded guilty, though
he did not dump the ashes himself.
WsIter +. Robinson, a government in
speetor, Ernest W. Long James Moran
and William Morgan employed on the
dredger, testified to seeing ashes dumped
overheard but no one of them could tell
who threw the ashes over. There were
some three or four tubs in all thrown into
the water.
Commissioner Bradley said the evidence
against the captain was slight. but he held
him, with the engineer, and each recog
nized in the sum of $500 for their appear
ance ct the circuit court in November.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
Pathological Exhibit.

We have never anywhere seen a finer
one, although we have seen many larger
ones. +. A. Lapham of Pittston is the
largest contributor 10 this department,
having on exhibit 1t plates Of apples, three
of pears, Que of piums, and three of grapes.
$. X. Clark of South China came next with
q varieties of apples and nine of pears.
Mr.. j. kenney of North pittston also had a
large number of plates of beautiful spples
and pears, an interesting feature of his ex-
hibit being dish of Maine grown peaches
that attracted considerable attention, an =
afforded practical proof that, with proper
attention. this fine fruit NAV be pro-
iuced upon our Maine farms Mr.. A. l..
Soule of Somerville. contributed IL varie-
lies of the apples 10 the exhibit. NJ. j.
Nosher of South Windsor plate of fine
crab apples j. Cookson, Coopers Mills, %
varieties of apples and two of crab apples.
A feature of this exhibit was an excellent
plate OF Bufam pears. The largest apples
we're a basket of the handsome Exalder
variety, exhibited by ID. X. Plummer of
WhitefeId. ID. Given of South Windsor
contributed IA plates of choice varieties to
the exhibit. The society may justly feel
proud of this exhibit. The specimens it
contains appear to be about an nearly per-
feet ones of their kinds as we may ever eI
poets.
Il would be invidious to draw compari-
socs in such a collection and the JorR
man AS he gazed could but rejoice that
he was not confounded with the delicate
task that awaits the committee of award in
this .ipplrtmelt The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
RsPTISIS At FARMINGT0S.
The Bowdoinham Association Closes Sue.
cessful meeting at That Place.

FARM.sGIos, Sept. Gothic Bowicinham
Association continued through the after
noon and evening with an increasing num-
Der and much interest. Besides the routine
work there were addresses by Rev. and
Mrs. II. W. Hale, returned missionary
from Rurmah. Rev. A. T. Dunn, Water
ville, Rev. George B. Ills,ey, Bangor, and
Rev I.tbesn Canada. Fif'y-one obituaries,
including one clergy man, were presented.
The meeting closed this evening with ser
mon by Rev. ID. r. Lyman of Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
You
Can
Buy
Bottled
Health

OF your dfnggist seven days in the
week.
What is bottled health. Why, HIP
pEN's MAoSErfc coMrouxp to be sure.
You MAKE no nistake when you buy
bottle OF health, and that Is what Hip
bgS's MAGNETIC CoMPouND is.
Itis good uled!cire, saf. medicine.
an effective medicine. and tt /. doing a
world OF good among sick people all
over New England.
II tsparkles with life. It is brifnfal Of
health, vigor, snap, and it will cure
YOU Order bottle OF your druggist
to-day.
lliDDEN's MAGNETIC ComrouSp is
the coming medicine. Ask your drug
giat for iiiDDES's, and insist upon hav-
Ing iiiDDEN's. Accept nothing else.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
sUPPeRS FOR SEVENTY.
The Losers in Camden Fish punt Settled lot
the Above.

CAMDEN, s. p.. 20.-The second annu;
fish hunt and banquet closed last night 1t
the Lake City inn. The total counted poins
we're 81 $50. +. E. Willey's side won ,haE-
ing 3 500. and Edward Roses side paid
for supper for 20 neople.
The number fishing was 4s. The actual
number Of sh caught were above POO.
seven kinds 1t WAS great sport, enjoyed
By all, including a few summer visitors who
had MT left town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
THE CANTON FAIR.
Gypsie A.. 2t5. Gave Exhibition Mic Ia
22Ot-2, on SLOW Track.

LivnguoRE FALLS, Sept. 20.-The at
tendance Wednesday at the Androscopln
valley fair at Canton was about 1000. The
races were good, although the track was
slow, owing to the heavy wind. Gypsie
NJ, 2.l5, went an exhibition mile
in 2.2l IL. Harry, b. g.,by Blue Mountain
Boy, owned by X. NJ Foster. won the 3
minute class Young Bros. BIS. Paris Boy,
second; Hal,s' b. s. Don Carlos, third;
Roses blk. $. Archie Boon, fourth. Best
time, 23S.
Samuel Records cli <. by Gold Bird, wen
the 2.3o class; Thompson's blk Thomp-
son. second; Giines blk Reclair Jr..
tlird; Young Bros. blk IN Patience,
fourth. Best time, 23l IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21

srsushs b iAs Wires Fss@ ths nssih, eage,
9ov,k end West.

4 part Of the shaft Of the Dolcoash nine
Ia Cornwall fell in Wednesday snsonbiDg
30 miners.
WIN. winslow Of Kingston, n. H., ags6
60, hanged himself Wednesday n HE basn.
The recent loss Of bis wifs vas ths psoher
bic cause Of suicide.
The Brazilian bsitlesbip Riachsslo ~
. led from Gibraltar for Rio Jansifo -
do the command Of Admiral MslIo, ~ H.
officers snd crew have declared in favor of
the feyolutionists.
News has been fecsivsd st Collingveed,
Ont, that pki6 which lett there Tuesday
evening for So0xwasss river viii eight
per,o.s. visa struck by . sqasil, overturned,
and al but two we're dsovnsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
figuring on the campaien.

WASHINGTON. Sept 10-A meeting Of
the joint Republican congressional caucus
was held last night TO select congress
sional campaign committee. The follow.
ing New EDgianders were among the
members named: Neutrality-suspicious.
sentative Draper; New Hampshire-Re-
preventative Baker; Vermont = Repre-
sentative Grout A number of speeches
were made, the speakers advocating an
aggressive fight ali over the country and
prophesying . reversal Of the verdict Of
tlfS1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
DIED FROM INJURIES.
lanes Iogoid,by Of RobSinsioa Killed by HI.
Own Cart.

EAsrpoRr. Sept a0.-,Iames ingoldsby
was driving home yesterday to bis farm in
South R,bbinston, and while descending
a hill nesr the toll bridge, fell off
the truck to the ground. Bo'h
wheels passed over bis body, injuring his
spine so that he died this evening. He was
a veteran of the war, member of poet
Meade, this city, and eight children, whose
mother died the past summer, survive him.
His age was 50.
VIM. Allied Batkim, another member of
post Meade, AMI formerly commander, died
yester,iay alter long lness, aged ID.
Il ght me mbers Of ihis post have died with
IN the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21

6AApElAAps oSESs SVs-\0HS19ssf-A9
following szs The entries for ths Ksanshoo
Co.. fair races n Rssdasld. Ssps. =. -
and sS:
eRRxS Ronsss.
BsA,b I. Rlahs, NeanessA.
Sess.s, ~ . & ! q ca. !. : s,iaS.s. % xssesss.
SSssi.s % W ). !. :. y FWssiS.s. AsSssss.
xrAll,oxs.
walter d, u Z, d y MAXIM. wayae.
lNt. be WSLamscA. Augusta
ss,,, n.sss as'S'.'Is. = s;:,. y s..::S Ass'
CasSsos. 6r q J IN Grant. Asssssa-
Echo. hrs, a II nice. waisrvilie.
fasxx,YKARoLps.
ssy HOY ,sss,' % ,. ~ + Esess S.s,. y W,ns. vsssss.
NorIAad wnkes. be J W Bsselov. Avsfnsas
Center.
Red Imp, bs N X BrOwn, Auburn.
Kelley Boy. bsW WAlhsr, Assusta-
sAINrrx HORSES.
Flora Temple. slk m sherman webbss. ~ vse-
Pa.sy N, n W Haah. Liv-rmofs Fslls.
Put, sWs 4 Lamson. Augusta.
sMG;bsW, ,,sI. : l.sM:os; sssss.;., 1a{sss; ss.:,.
Noriand Wilkes. bsJ " Rxclov. Lvcrnees
villa Willie. 4 II Riss, watervlile.
ienMet. gw Coisoa, ASbsrn.
Mozart, oh Cha. nniilen. Augusta.
Sss;,. s,sss sI'I' ssa":ss: x.ss.;s nsss''.
Piio, Morrill,. " , waiher.
suowstcru, Oh n, II D rinkhsn. llsllews,l.
Tiger Of the Valley, ch s.Joha u harsscs. tsy
Hess. eh m, W = iamscn, Augusta.
Nit Van Clid, b N, Z II Simpsoa, wa'cfvilSss
Ms. SsaS ,ss ,s.s aai.s % fsssa,, Nss:s Is HSs:ssa
H.u, b <. II u Blake. Monmouth.
keho. be ., A II Mic ;. waterville. sT
rs,, BIZ N, \ I L nrcxSs & ~ n Aabsrn: sa..,.
rouR yxARoLos.
B.aaty L.. ch m. G y Lawier Liseraore ralls.
ALVIN I1 Wilkes. b.. iieitsrt Alexander. ScssS
Jsanosea, $. } W Riscle~. Ltvcrmors Centss.
Kelley hoy, be, W Walker. Augusta.
a5o CLASS.
Flora Temple, blk m. Sherman webbcr. NJ vss.
ra,.y N, "a. W Nash. Iivermorc Fails
Young You; / iisroid.S%. ' s% Ism:cn, Augusta.
Kit Van Cla, IN. & u simpson. ws,esvlle.
Moiiir Garfield m. tlaherty. Monnosth.
Tony u, n IN, mas S(tNestet, huHus'e.
Johnoscs, b :, J " B.selow, L,yersacre Center.
Noriand Wilkes, b =, W btgciow, LsvefMofe
Center,
Ilen b 4, II II Biakc, Monmouth.
Wild Willie, A II Rice, Watervtlle.
pcnuett, b x. W A Colam, Auburn.
Pet, blk IN, N Il brown, Auburn.
Charles N, W y walker, Augusta.
Mozart, eh =, Chas MIlliken, Augusta.
Plot Morrill,, W y Walker, Augusta.
~ CLASS.
Tiger OF the Valley, oh $, John NJ MArston. Fay.
rtte,
Walter u, ch =, Il v Maxim, Wayne.
Bess, ch m, W n Lamson. Augusta.
Guy L, bf 4, q n McCoosibs, watervilie.
Miss Vida, IN. T Y fiahcity. Monmouth.
Iesta,or, br q, Chas Miiliken. Augusta.
lurrisr. bt y, silver Lawn Stables. WatssvfNss
Black ban, Blk x. Littiencld 4 Gore, Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
Vegetable Display

is NOS an extensive one, but it is first-class.
The potato exhibit, in particular, was no.
ticeahly fine. A large number of varieties
we're shown. among the exhibitors to this
department being j. f. Wheelan, North
Whitefield; Fraucisc0 CoIburn, Windsor
B. K. Albee, Windsor: Joseph Colburn, {.
!. Stephan. J. Il. Ashford, South Wind
sor. j. A. kenney, North Pitts
ton; Carle tarieson, North
Pittston: A. l.. Soule, Somerville !;
and H. j Malany. u. Given Of South
Windsor had fine exhibit of Norbet S
Nengold Wuvtzel heets. and also of cauli-
A1wer aud cabbages Some fine pumpkins
ard suuashes were shown by f. A. Laphau,
l.. B. French, George X. Meigs and others.
Some good specimens OF the ruta baga
turnip were exhibited by J. L. lia|ren and
\. l.. Suule. Benjamin Clark of Randolph
and Joseph G.. Barker of Chelsea showed
some excellent onions. The exhibit in
trace cora was small, and while it contained
some good specimens, WAS not quite up to
tho usual standard that has characterized
this department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21
TUESDAY. Sept. liosh.

TUESDAY. Sept. ioth.
State W. Houlehsn. This case this mssn-
ing was taken from the jury and the rs-
spondent pleaded nolo coRtendre ard 'wss
fined 500 and costs.
Will Stevens of Belgrade retracted his
plea of not guilty to the indictment sgainse
him for the larceny Of . wagon, e., and
pleaded aoio contsndre.
Foster Nelson Of Clinton retractcd his
plea of not guilty to an indictment asainse
him for running of witness summoned 70
appear before the grand jury, ina case
against him (Nelson) for aiding and haf-
boring Wallace Nelson and Henry Written,
while under indictment for burning . school
house In Clinton. lie then plea led N0i0
eontendre and was aned $40, and in default
Of payment 60 days in Jail.
A. NJ. Spear, counsel for Wakefield, and
Geo. W. IIeselton, counsel for Silver, IN
the manslaughter cases, moved for separate
uisls for their clients, and supported their
motions by arguments. The ccu"ty attor-
ney opposed by argument. The ,..cision of
the Judge was reserved.
State W. Foster Nelson. County sttof-
new for State, y. J. Martin for defendant.
Indictment for aiding and harboripg Wal
lace Nelson and Henry Whitten ot Clinton
indicted for burning the school house 10
district No. 0, Clinton, on the !, b of April
last. 10 keep them from the 0iiicofs, know
A. - sSx.L tks.r rv10pn and
were then in hiding. The government
clsirns that the accused. who il n b'othef OF
/ defendant Nelson, received the i"f.ndspts
at his house nights, furnished them with
food which they took to their camp In tho
great bog in Canaan, where they spent the
mo.t of their time until June, when wallacs
N.lson was captured one night ut the house
of the defendant. Wbitten ha, not yet
been captured. The testimony on the paxt
| Of the government was nearly concluded q
the time Of adjournment.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 70.
The marslaushter case against Wake
field and Silver was taken up. Upon ths
statement of Mr.. Spear, counsel for Wsks.
feu. that the defence Of Wakefield would
be inconsistent with the innocence Of bu~
yer, the court allowed the motion for sep
srate trials, and Friday morning nsxt Va
set down for the trial Of Silver.
| State vs.. Nelson. This case was resumed
and the testimony closed the afternoon sbous
8 O'Clock. The case was given To the jury
ats. IS O'Clock. AtG O'Clock the jury ~.
turned n verdict Of guilty.
Charles Brown pleaded guilty TO sn IN
dctment for being common seller OF n
toxica,ing liquors snd vas fined 900 I'D
costs or 90 days in AL.
There being no csses ready fos the jury
| for Thursday, the jurors were excused H.
Ill Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.