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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
PRESIDENT TOWNSEND
And Other officers Elscted by Y. p. s. c. E.
In Convsntton.

PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-The closing session
of the Christian Endeavor meeting was held
Friday forenoon. There were addresses by
Rsv.G d. Lindsay, Portland Mrs. L. NJ.
Stevens and Gen. Neal Dow on temper
anee. Rev. J. S. Williamson of Augusta
spoke on social problems Rev. W. s.
A fres. Portland. on Bible work and Rev.
f. f. Clark conducted the question box.
The following officers were elected :
Pres. J. h. Townsend, Augusta; vice
presidents, Rev. Martyr Summerbell,
Lewiston; Rev. George ID. Lind
say, Portland, and Rev. c.
F. osen of Houltou; secretary, Emily W.
Nilhkeu. Augusta; assistant secretaries,
Adj. II. Giipstrick, Halloweil, and Frank
l.. Barti. tt. Auburn; treasurer, IL. A. NJ.
NeelIy. S,co; directors, Ii. W. Rowe of
Fort Fairfield A. B. Taylor, Bangor. Rev,
D. NJ Pratt, Portland, Rev. L. $. Bean,
Gorhsn,. F. s. Corson. Houlton, G. E.
Sni,h. Portland, Rev. L. W. Phillips, Lu-
bee. F. f. Jones. vassaIboro, W. II. Allen,
Lutet,.
vuted to hold the next annual convention
IN Lewiston.
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will also exhibit her wonderfully trained
horses Special trains viii Be rHn and II
! . good day m immense crsud VIII witness
that much looked for 3 Is race
Toi4ys attendance il said to have been
the largest for Friday in the history Of the
fair.
Pawnee BiiYs Will West show 10 here
today and doubtless drew some people from
Msplevood-
All the afternoon the sky-eyeie men were
engaged filing the craft With gas. There
~As but iisrIs wind and 1t 80 the ascent
was made When the big concefn lifted
iiself into the air il proved to be nothing
bur an ordinary balloon, plain yellow in
color. Underneath the balloon vas chair
ike arrangement Tar the nas.gatof. and by
q pedal arrangement he turned y wheel
having tso fans like an ordinary air circu-
l4ting machine. The balloon made very
pretty ascent and went high in the air,
nearly 1000 feet. The operator keeps his
wheel going, but as far as having any con-
trol over the balloons movements was con-
cerned, he WAS not in it for moment.
However, the wind did have some effect,
and slowly sent the craft up river. When
in plain sight OF the crowd he threw out
tie was 10 the air about 50 minutes aud de-
scended four miles out on the Hogan road.
IL is said that the operator in pack
ing his machine, got his balloon instead
OF the sky-cycle, mistake which not only
disappointed thousands but may make q
difference in the profits.
Miss Myrtle Peek again delighted the
crosd with riding. She opened her part of
the afternoons exhibition with high jump
ing, riding her horse, Quebec, and clearing
the high hurdle in handsome style
Her next appearance was a running
match against a man driver, each having
double hitch, Miss Peek with a bike" and
the man in light skeleton wagon. Miss
Peek lost one tire from her bike on the
homessretch but won the heat by two
lengths.
After the three minute race Miss Peek
brought out her handsome black trick
horse New York. She has only owned the
horse three months but has already taught
him TO do many graceful and difficult acts.
The horse danced to the music of the band,
pranced, ambled and gave several fancy
steps to great applause.
Her next appearance was in hurd
race against the darkey jockey. There
were five hurdles. Miss Peek's horse bolted
around the first, nearly fell over the second
and struck the others. but she landed home
only neck behind the darkey. She told
the judges that the horse she rode belonged
to the daIkey but he was afraid to ride him
and so they exchanged steeds. Miss Peek
again drove a three-horse tandem team
against the coon" winning by four lengths.
Alter the last heat the 2.2S race, War
renner, the Briggs stallion from Maple
Grove Farm, Auburn, was shown with the
2year-old Royce, yearling record 2.4s l-2,
2-year-old record 2.39 IL, Colt Farm,
Auburn, yearling Sunset r., X. o. Conant,
rJrtland. year old Ally owned by J.P Bass,
Bango-, and the yearling tilly Albert H.,
owned by A. Ii. and w. Shaw, Bath.
After the first heat of the 2 40 race II ar
binger owned by II. J. Bracket, Pttsfieid.
and four of his get were shown in front OF
the grand stand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02
the BURNS SUIT
Decided Ia Favss ei Sheriff McFaddsa Nhs
Was Protected.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. LIN the U. s.
circuit court, Friday morning, Judge Webb
rendered decision in the case Of Michael
Burns Of Augusta vs.. Charles Il. McFad-
den of Wsterville, former sheriff of Kenne-
bee county.
Burns was liquor dealer in Augusta. A
warrant was issued to search his premises
and this was served by McFadden, who
seized liquors which Burns claimed and
proved were imported into the State in the
original packages.
Thereupon the supreme court Of Maine
held that the liquors were not liable TO seiz-
ure and ordered them returned and they
were. After the return of the liquors
Burns sued McFadden for damages In the
circuit court. s,
Today the court decided that the warrant
protected the officer in his seizure, and
rendered judgement in McFadden's favor.
Strout, Gage 4 Strout were the counsel
for Burns and Drummond Drummond
for McFsdden.
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STATE BAR kEEPERS.


RALriam, N. c., Sept. IA prominent
Baptist minister Of this state. who has just
returned from South Carolina, says: "One
man who keeps . state dispensary In Col.
umbia has been expelled from the MethOsi-
iat church and another 10 on trial at Tim.
onsvillc before Baptist church. ! heard
Of other cases, and was told that this stats
Of things would become general"
"Christian churches" he continued. "do
not hold fellowship with liquor sellers, sni
the fact that these 'dispensary kecpers In
South Carolina are officers Of tho State
does not in any wise change the inIquity Of
the calling.
lone good result Of the dispenssry Law
In South Carolina 10 the abolit on Of the
saloon and its attendant gambling he'll.
That much at least may be said In Ito
favor"
Following the decision Of Judge Simon
ton rendered few days ago to the feet
that the clause Of the dispensa.y Law pro-
hibiting the importation Of liquor into the
st-te BY private individuals wa, unconsti-
tutionai. the following Advertisements ap-
pearsd in the News todiy$
Corn whiskey. Do you want good. pure
year old corn whiskeyf Well, ,ou can get
Send the money TO me and I will chip the
liquor to any part'of South Carolina.
T. W. Moopy, H.
Henderson County, N. C..
The publication II the Advertisement 10 =
new feature Of the situation, and has caused
much satisfaction to the OppoDents OF Gov.
Tillman. His probable action In the mat
ter 10 awaited with interest. The price Of
l. -
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CHIcAso. Sept. la Atwelve-pound Ma
poleon aun, standing in the doorway of
Battery d, that ovtrIooks the Illinois Cen
trail tracks, and the shifting Of gun car
Ii.ges inside ready to be moved, with the
preliminary Of hitching the horses only;
soidiers With bsyoness stationed in front of
the Second Regiment armory; the Assem-
hlage at noon in the drill bali Of the mem
hers Of that military organization, and the
rnss.ing Of the entire police force-actives,
reserves and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that the au-
thorities have some fear Of 4 serious out
break on the part of the idle men. who are
proving more turbulent daily.
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the scene that Parrhasius u Athens tor
tured An old ElAvs to dsash, - tbs poet
says:
''PArrhasius stood gazing forgetfuliy
Upon his canvAA There Prumetheus
lay,
Chained to the cold rocks Of Mount
TIE vritures at his vitals and the links
OF the Lame LemniAn fesssring il hin
Aesh.a
It b gratifying to odd that Prometheus
possessed the eternal secret on which the
stability Of the universe depended. and
Jupiter finally bad to release him to get at
It. Cnfortunately we do not know what
The secrst waA Hercules Is another great
character in Art and mythology. the eu,-
blem Of strength. His statue b every-
where and almost any Fourth Of July
orator feels free to mention the infant
Hercules strangling the serpentA. Mer-
curry was the messenger Of the gods and ID
known in art by the wings on his helm
and heels. II was he who set the fashion
Of wearing bird wings on hats. and he and
Hercules may be seen. in types As it were,
any day on the avenues Of the park. And
here | must mention the singular fact
that In all the Holland section have not
found a single picture In which the classic
gods are prominent. Nearly all the Hol-
land paintings show work or workers or
suggest work. There are peasants plow-
ing and peasants digging and peasants
driving cattle, there are many scenes In
humble homes and there are boats and
canals and ports crowded with shipping.
There are also many beautiful pastoral
scenes. But nearly all are Of the utilitar-
ian cast. And what fs not utilitariAn is
religious. The Dutch appear to have
found an art in work as well Is made q
gospel of it. And after two pretty thor
ough surveys l am satisfied that shall
never learn to likesthese Dutch pictures.
The female forms in them are all alike TO
my eye, from the Virgin to the women
pulling the canal boat. When l men
toned this to Mrs. c. S. Brooks, the but
ter sculptures, she assured me there was
really great and ideal beauty in them
to Hollander. May be SO. But they
are all Dutch TO me.
Another section l cannot learn to like IL
the Russian, though it is always crowded
with ardent admirers. Several Of the
pictures are indeed wonders in art, but
they are SO dreadfully intense. There is SO
much knocking down and dragging out
There are three large pictures in which
the whole black tragedy Of Russian his
tory seems to be concentrated and the
main one (No. 81 A, 'Pugatchoff, Imper-
senator Of Peter lII'o appears to draw
and fascinate the crowd very much as a
might. Another represents .
sort Of riot among the guests at the Wed
ding of the Grand Duke Vasalia IL"
Does the Russian artistic mind turn nat
urally towards the dark and the dreadfulS
Verify, it seems so.
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HERES GOOD NEWS.
Several Lawrence Mills 10 Resume
Work.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Sept. 1.-The main
cotton mills and the yarn mill Of the Pacific
corporation will be started Tuesday next.
The lower mill remains closed another
week, bu, it is nov hoped that the latter
can be started September H..
The resumption Of work BY the two for
mer mills will furnish work for over 2000
persons.
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or CRIMINAL CHARACTER
Were Broker Haihaway's Operations In 0pin.
ion Of Crsditers and Lawyers.

FALL River, Mass, Sept. LIT was ex-
pected this afternoon and evening that
Welcome II. Hathaway would be placed
under arrest on the charge Of forgery ~
creditors and lawyers are unanimous in the
opinion that Mr.. Hathaway's operations are
of criminal character. Hathaway's lia-
bilities are about $40 600; assets 800, 900,
but it is thought they are $50 900 TO high,
Bourne Mills may lose si2,000.
1t is claimed that $4,000 has been lost
through southern buyers. but no explans-
ton was vouchssfed Of what remained.
Neither Mr.. Hathaway nor bis book keeper
will talk. The outcome Of the affair will
probably be a revision Of the present method
of conducting the cotton business. Mr..
Hathaway was the first to institute the plan
of cotton broker standing between seller
and mills. 1t WAS never liked BY most Of
them. but competition forced them to fol-
low the came expedient.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
sssupht BY The wires Fssm The Nshh. Esst.
Ssuth sad West.

The orange groves In Florida suffered
terribly from the hurricane.
The Boston 4 Maine has issued an order
for an s-hour day in all its shops.
There was e25 900 FIRE and no nre de-
psrtment at Tolland, c., Thursday night.
Steamship Aivo of the Atlas line 10 over
due and 1t 10 thought she was lost In the
hurricane.
The Thornton worsted mill At Johnston,
II. l., employing $50 hands, was burned 70
the ground Friday.
The executive committee Of the Worlds
Fair voted that two payments OF 10 per
cent. each on the expositio debsntufs
bonds be made, one Sept. Z, the other
Sept. 18th.
On application OF the New York Security
and Trust Company, the Equitable Mort.
rage Company has been placed In the
hands Of receivers. The company's capital
IL o.. 100 600 and surplus 100000. No
statement of liabilities have been made, but
there have been issued ~ ,875,5 deben-
lures.
A freight train loaded with merchandise
wss wrecked and partly burned nesr Bren-
ham, Tex. Thursday. A prairie hfe had
burned long piece Of track, and ~ the
train came along At the rate 81 30 m'les IN
hon, II dashed into vide creek. The en-
sipeer was killed and the fireman and
brakeman fatally Injured. Two unknown
,r.mps were killed and number Of others
reported 70 be in the ruins.
Steamer Montevidean from Montreal
so~ed iato hsfbor Friday morn,na steamer
n akN ~. Gd NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02

ColuNBIA. s c.. Sept l-Accountn
continue to come In Of Sundays storm.
From Bischoff's place on the Edisto
river tn Jacksonboro two negroes noAted
the shoal district on the top Of their
shanty. and reported that all the negroes
on the place in the lowlAnds had been
drowned. in all about 100 men and women
and children. They related terrible sx-
pcrience aud state that all OF the dwellings
are totally destroyed and the place h In
abject desolxtion.
Port Royal is practically in ruina Its
water front Is destroyed and great damage
has been done TO its buildingx Thirty
odd negroes were found dead on the beach
and the number Is expected 70 b largely
increased before the dsatA roll 10 nuAlly
closed.
The missing steamship Seminole. about
which so much anxiety WAS felt, steamed
into the harbor yesterday with scarcely n
scratch on her. She and her passengers
had very narrow escapes from the storm,
which swept the coast.
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Ps,ients take II aHI get well-Children
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When you ask for HipDHN's MAG
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Take iifpDtS's and only HippE&'s-
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Lubec celebrated the completion Of her
fine new steamboa. wharf Friday.
Schooner John Somes, at Vineyard
Haven. Friday morning, reports that when
about 80 miles northeast of Cape Cod, south
west, she spoke the brig Ellen N. Mitchell
Of Mschiss with cargo Of spiling for New
York with her rudder head gone. She had
made temporary repairs with chains and
vas trying to work ber way into port.
Schooner DoSa N. French, with . cargo
Of lumber, from Bangor for Nesburg.
went ashore on ShLvelful Shoal as 2 30 A..
n. Friday. At9 o'clock she vas boarded
by the life-ssving crew from Monomy and
alec BY vYeckefs. The lssteS have con-
Rscted TO float kere without starting the
decklosh IL possible. The vessel 10 light
and lies easy.
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II you have . wife and q half-a-dozen
daughters, you can keep them all we'll by
very simple means. Let them use DR..
Pierce's Favorife Prescription. It 10 good
for women of all ages. Yoa will not need
to spend ali your vsges for it. Those an
Glen, ssges, the NJ. DIS Of century since.
did nothing but dose snd bleed their patients.
We do better today: We use DIR. Pierce's
remedies For vomsnkind, DR.. Piercs's
Favorite Prescription 10 simply indispe.-
sable. The young girl needs its strengthen
ing help af that critical period When she 10
blossoming into womsnhood. The matson
and mother and in II invigoration and relief
from the numerous Ills which beset their
existence. And ladies veil advanced In
year, universally acknowledge the reviyi-
tying and restorative effects Of this favofite
and standard remedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-02

EAsrroHr, Sept. l.--Lubec had grand
celebration today the occasion being ths
nrst landing Of the International SIS. c..
boats d the new wharf just completed.
For years the people in that town had no
landing and were compelled to boat svery
thing to and from Eastport. The nsw
wharf and warehouse built BY stock corr
pany included. approached . cost Of
el5,OO0.
The Cumberland and New Brunswick
both touched and were greeted with salutes
Of artillery. A banquet was given 70 The
company Of invited guests and grand ball
takes place tonight. Prcstdent Winslow.
General Manager Coyle and other directors
and stockholders Of the International Com
pany were guests Of the town and the event
Of today marks an epoch In the history Of
the busy and prosperous town of Labec.
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ArersfA. Ga. Sept LA special u
The Chrcnicls ffom Beaufort s. @. says;
Over 81 dead bodies have hssa found ON
ialands about Beaufort and Port Royal
Over tS0aoW of property - bssn
wrecked, near the same poinsA
Faih are the direct rssalt e ssvsrs
ssoems. which swsps along The Atlantic
soass Sunday night Evssyone q he
- o. % islands lying aroand Post Royal
snd Beaufort ass IN mourntne. The un-
asrgrowth and shruhbsry ass rsvsalin9
dead bodies every time an invsssisation b
madA
Those who are at all posted about the
country and the people In the storm visited
section are confident Ia their predictions
that the death roll will run - high = SN
Receiver Avsrili Of the Port Royal and
Augusta road wires The Chronicle that
the los Of life on Sea islAnda. 8. @, far
excee<is anything yet reported and will
not fAll far short Of on Great destitu.
tion exista among the TuO remaining in.
habitants, and urgent appeal h made tor
aid In the shape Of provisionA
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MASS OF WREckAGE|
From Steam and Sailing Graft
Along Southern Coast.
lubec Is Happy Over h Nsw
Steamer Wharf.


SAVANNAH, Ca. Sept, 1.-The seeanes
Tallahassee Of the New York line eroasee
In ths captain ard crew Of The schoeAss
Freeda Wylly Of Thomasscn. Me-. ssscued
o6 Gsorgetovn. The schooner b nev
burning. The Tallahassee reports = lan-
her vessel breaking up near Frying fAn
hight and in the ocean south Of HatterAs .
maze Of floating wreckaes from calling and
steam craft. Abandoned hulks afs % b
seen every way along the coast.
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railroad and Steamboats,
ulINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject sspt.
ID, 1898.


co,vo wysT-sD 4. y. for Lsvssos.
COY" yoylssd. Eostoa and Non
Ass A. 4. and 1.io snpsess 'ef 1sans
s~vsssos, vafmins.os, kccn.so' fIsaaa
80 ar.saa eouasesing ~ a.s a'...sas
-. - "a Ovsbss, - and y r. tos sssss
I1S 80 Portland, Boston, iiW
vlss- sattnss} everJ nisat for LSTssons Ssth'
n4.s..S Yr,tiasd snffs9stoa.
an,xa yA~T-Iso A. N. night sxprsss) sef
s"..,sa. selfast. SAngof. Bar BAfbos, "
49, II, John asf Asoostoox soshtys
~. Y ssf Tsfsryiiie, skoehfaAt ana hsnsori )
t.As~ IA. Hstsryil!e esBaserisz al wat.
~ as.I ,.,,h P,f,ylnsiai ExpFsss tSf annsefsa al
ss,s ssas9f,; Ear HArbor and y; JohH sne
Ls@ iYAIn sOr IeVist1h. 70
-. Tar RsHxoF aad Bar HAroor, ~ r.
ssssS,.- Nafsyyilie, Oakland. Nora Anson, Eng
y. - ys.~.ksysn. .elfast. Dover. fOsefoft. baa-
ean' :. s,rf,hrn. VI. john and Ar9o~
r.. saaaty. ~ u r. ". gfoised f9s " sftl1sj me
80. n sundays only for WAterVl'e ASa Sah
fg x. ,.t Pullman Trsla solas Ezst al i-so A.
~, Nest ~ ilD r. ", runs every
sssa.g tnelaAed. eonBectlhs from Lewiston
ass' ~ e,e.l,as. bot not - sx0shrsaa on hondsy
~,Itng - -, an 10 Bel'sst, D~xtsf. ~ b*yoaa ban
-, s.sssslns 70 Bar ufbor, On Sunday mSfa-
gBgs. v
-. 6.y traina yolns West 81 1910 a. ", and
80 Tar VI ron daily sunday tnelsdsd, DE-
,.ssa ~, acton. l.~xl.toa, Bath, Bangor. Bar Hsr
kaf aad ~. Jabn.
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Lost or Sioloa,

CAMDEN. n. j., Sept. lon Aug. %,
two men giving their names a. Louis
Schloss and Charles Lawrence hired from
Captain wilkins his catboat Rufus c.
wilkins for n four days cruise down the
Delaware. Captain wilkins has heard
nothing since from his boat and fears that
It was either lost In the storm or the men
have taken IL to New York.
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And
Why Not
edicine :?

improvement on Iu1proyement-march
On mareh-thafs the story In the arts
and feienees-and Nhy not in medicine9
HiDDgs's MAGNETIC CoMrorxp exeu,-
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ara'ion--Is strictly scientific and up 10
4ate--The embodiment of medicinal
strength. purity, uniformity.
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MEMPHIS, Sept IA special to The
Commercial from Jacksonville, Fla.
says: Reports Of the damage by the
storm in the outlying districts arc coming
In slowly. Ten bloated bodies Of victims
of Sundays cyclone were discovered In =
drift IA miles from Jacksonville yrster-
day The bodies were almost nude and
could not be identified. The damage to
fruit trees and orange groves 10 emo rmous.
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WILL NOT RESUME
susinsss Says Bates Mil M.nassmsat ualIl
Times warrant II.

LEWISTON, Sept. Lit vas expected
hen the Bates mill shut down that opera
tons would be resumed Sept. i2lh, but the
business outlook does not warrant this and
tie mill will remain closed I'LL fur'her no
tice.
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Pensioners win Appreciate Il

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Commissione
Lochren has issued an orde- modifying the
practice Of the pension Office ~ to sus-
pensions Of pensions. The most i'm
portant change is that which directs that
hereafter there will be no suspensions ex-
cept in cases where the record shows on
Its face that the soldier was not entitled
to any pension whatever.
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Colorado Is egaeiNa VI.

DENVER. Sept. The State National
bank, the last but one Of the city's six
suspended national banks. opened It's doors
again yesterday. OF the scss Of national
banks in Colorado which were compelled
to close their doors few weeks ago all
have resumed save three.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. L-Great sppre-
hepsion is felt for the safety Of the steam
collier RattIesnake, which sailed from
New Bedford. Mass, ON Saturday for this
port with the barge Giiberson la tow. The
Rs,tlesnake Is the oldest vessel Of the
feet.
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THE RACES.
They We're Good Ones Barring a Runa-
way.

BANGOR, Sept. 1.-The races at Maple
wood park this afternoon were hotly con-
tested and interesting. In the first heat of
the 2 "a class the sulky attached to Diana
broke and the horse ran away, going full
mile with the other horses. Nobody was
injured although there was great excite
ment for time. Following are the sum
mares:
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Mas. wrssL0w's SoCIafs. sY.nr has bsss
ased for oyef vfTrY YEAR1 bZ AitLlON1 of
ING. WITH PERYECT sUCCEst. II sWJTMk1
he CHILD, SOtTkSB the GUNS. ALLAfb 81
PAIN. CCEEb WIND COLIC SD 10 ihs beet
every psrf Of the world. ~ use ssd s4h m
.nrs. Winsiow's soothing byfsg," Aad tshs 10
sfbcr hind. Twep' s-ays espts bc""s.
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