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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
Court at Skowheyan.

SKowHHGAS. Sept. 22.-( Special. "A
few minutes before court adj turned Thurs
day night, the jury in the SUIT of 0rin J..
Souie vs.. H. S. Niekerson came in AMI
rende red their verdict for the plaintiff, de-
tlarinu him to be the owner of tue wagon
which he had repleyied. Abel Davis, Esq,
for plaintiff. J. w. Manson for defen-
dlnt.
Ella ). Newheuse was gfahtcd a divorce
from George T.. Newhouse. for causes OF
cruel and abusive treatment, e@Ireme
crueltg, and gross and confirmed habits of
intoxicatiOn.
The report of the committee in the appeal
of Elvira Veazie vs.. Inhabitants of Madl-
son, for damages for lay ing out to"n way
WAS accepted. The amount awarded By
the committee, $500, is double the amount
first awarded by the selectmen of Madison.
L.. L, Morrison ct al. VS.. First National
Bank, action of trespass. There are sew
raj suits at law pending between these par
lies and they are all submitted to the court
with right of exceptions. In 1890 the firm
of Morrison 4 Mcclellan built large
brick block on the southerly siie Of Water
street in okowhegan village, and in the
same wear the FRS, National Bank also
erected its present brick building. Morrison
K Mcclellan attempt to show by GER
tain deed given to the Dsers In 1888,
that the lot of land upon which the bank
building stand, extends southerly only as
far as the highest portion of the bank of the
river. This deed makes the easterly bound
Of the lot extend southeriy to high water
mark, thence westerly by the bank or
.hore Of the river to the westerly bound.
The bank officials claim that high water
mark is considt rahly farther down the bank
md makes the south boundary of their lot
several feet south Of Their build
~ The old deed also reserves
right of way over strip Of land on the
.ast side of the bank lot five feet in width.
Tue First National Bank, the defendant IN
he first suit, claim that Morrison & Me-
Lellan BY the deed Of their own lot take no
ptoperty in the land south of the bank
1uilding. They also claim the fee in the
strip over which both sides have right OF
eay. and have brought II SUIT for nespass
for ob,tructine the same and also writ of
.ntry to settle the title to same. Trial un-
dnishel. e..
d ID. Stewart, Esq attorney for Morn
.on & MeClel.u. Walton & Walton attor-
news for First National Bank.
TIE seconi traverse jury was excused
unti! Monday morning at 80.
The grand jury are examining large
nr,uper of witnesses, but will probably not
:, port tits week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
A HEAVY BLOW.
The Business Section of Ma
chiasport Wiped Out.
Defective Flue Caused Disastrous
fire--Loss Nea'ly $4,000.
Build nss Of Sarah Means, Merrill Burned
Loss, $500; Iasurasce, $500.

MAcHiAs, Sept. 22.-The business ras'
Of Machissport was burned early Friday
morning. The s,eamboa, wharf, the stores
Of A. l.. Harmon, W. C. Hanson. c. W
Walls, w. s. Gates, Tobey's cafe, the Sea
side hotel. Leighton's house and livery sta
bic and the telephone office were burned
II buildings in all. The FIRE caught from
adefeetiye chimney ia Hsnson's store.
The losses and Insurance are as follows
Han-on's goods, loss $1,000, Insurance
$1,000; building owned by Capt. Wright.
loss $1,000, insurance $1,000; Harmon :
store and goods, 5000. insurance. $1,000 ;
steamboat wharf owned by Pennell Hesrse.
buildings by the Portland, Mt. Desert 4
Machiss Steamship Company, 5000,
ms france. none; Mrs. George Sawyer.
goods, $500, no insurance; Granite Co..
wharf and building, $500, no insurance !;
Walls store and goods, $1,000. insurance,
$3.50; Tobey, goods, $500, Insurance,
$500; Leighton's buildings, etc. sl2O0,
no insurance: Gates store and
goods. sS500; insurance, $3.50 Seaside
Hotel, s2J00. insurance, $500; Ssnborn's
blacksmith shop, $500, insurance, si0o-
Other losses make a total of about s2G 900,
with insurance of sll eco.
Postmaster Harmon saved bis stamps and
books. Steamer Frank Jones will make
her Landings at Mitchell wharf for the pre-
sent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
FATAL collision.
eleven KILLED and Plumbers Injured b Aall.
reed Wrsek II laalaaa.

ST. LouIs, Sept. 22.--lnformation Ia
regard 10 the railroad wreck on the Wabash
railroad at Kinssbury, Ind. 10 meagFe as
the Wabash general Offices here.
The accident was caused by tho brake
nan Of the freight train turning the switch
to let the freight train out of aide track,
after the fret section Of the passenger train
had passed and just before the arrival Of
the second section.
TIE sst Of killed 10 ~ follows; ]. II.
WcKcnna. butcher of Hyde Park. Mass.;
Harriet French. aged IS, member
1T the Orphans Bell Rinsers. London,
Eng; Charles Bcerbo, San Francisco.
Cal. Miss Alice N. Reed. East Boston,
Macs; Miss Nellie b. Tucker, Newton,
Mass; Conductor James Coulter Of the
passenger train; Engineer John Green Of
Ashley, Ind, of the passenger train; War
rem d. Ryder, Ph@nix, Arizona; p. c.
zelle Of Berlin, Germany; Bssgagemastes
Lyons Of the passenger train and an un-
known man.
Among the injured are l.. s. Hodgdon,
tndover, N. H., teeth knocked out, arm
fractured and legs bruised; Miss Olive Hall,
somersworth, N. H., injured internally and
head cut; Miss Annie Hill. Somersworth.
Y. H.. slight bruises; Miss N. A. Kelley.
f3oston. severe scalp wounds.
To add to the horrors Of the terrible COL
Iision the boiler Of the passenger locomo-
i've blew up, scattering things In all direc-
ions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
sIAyE NEWS.
FsaukIia.

NEW SHARON.
Mr.. Charles Y. Cookson Of New Sharon,
Maine, who has been spending the last year
in California, leaves San Francisco the last
4 September. accompanied by his wife. on
heir way to Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
they will then proceed to Maine, where
hey intend to make their future hume.
EAST PIrrsToN.
About . year sgo Mr.. W. Y. MaDslr was
chosen to take charge Of the academy build
ing. Since that time he made improvements.
mere and there, his last job being to have II
painted thoroughly outside and shingled.
Mr.. Frank Leonard did the psintins and u
looks fine. What with = good "vrrhauling
inside and, once more East PiHsiOn will
have q good scbooiroom AMI palms hail.
The gold mine 10 the topic once more. the
machinery has arrived and \ crew Of men
are adjusting II. This IL said - he the
arst machinery Of the kind ever shipped tn
This State it is said to have coat ab,ut 5000
with additional expenses. Everybody
,hould wish the corporation success.
Mr.. Willis Mansir and wife have gone
to Bristol for q short stay. They ae
expected to return next Sunday .-Th,
church people held fair At the hall last
Tuesday evening for benefit and realized
over 500. What 10 the matter with East
Pi,tston.--A quiet wedding took place st
the resi- ience Of Mr.. Frank Williams Of
this place, the bride being Miss Mabel
Moore and Mr.. Price Of Richmond. They
have gone TO Richmond where they will re-
side.-Tbe village school 10 In progress
9TH n rood pupilage under the care
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
stElNG THE SIGHTS.
Maine Press Association Having
Great ime at Chicago.
Part Will Start for Hone susasy-0ihefs Viii
coms laief.

CHfcAGo, Sept. % x Special )--Sunisy
will De the last day she Msine Press Asso'
citation will spend here. Sunday right oae
CARLOAD will leaye, via Montreal. and ne1l
week the other. will leave, via Waslii ag .on.
The visit here las been the most eBjoyabla
the ASSOCIATION has ever had. The MEM
bsrs have been shoxn many eoartesies.
There has been no accidents, no sickness
but an ineessant seeing of wonderful sights
Maine Commissioners AattoSks, Bixby
anil Callahan have extended many cour
,.sies and brilliant reception at the
Maine bsilding, Thursday night, which was
intercepted by Chicago thunder shower,
when the grounds were flooded.
Mr.. b xby brought out patty of n'arly
80 from Skoshegan and vicirity. arriving
Wednesday. The daily attendance has
been over 100000. There are crowds
everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
ROutIOh RACES.


HorLros, Sept. 22--This was the last
day of the Aroostook county fair. In the
free for all race. Lilly B., j. A. Gentle
Presque Isle. first; Saga. j. A. PeIley
Andover, n. H., second Gage, Sam Live
ly, Fl Fairfield, ti'rd. Best time, 2 20 3-4
made by Lilly B., lowering the track recor
one quarter of second.
In the 500 class, Rhola W, s. S.
Moore, HoulIon, won in three straight ;
Oscar Wilde, c. II. Rideout Houlton, sec
ond. Rest time, 2 3 3-4.
The 50 class was won by Ironclad. Is
years old, II. N. Grant, Canterbury, N. B.,
in three straight; Brow 4 Stout, 7. {. KEEL
ley. Woodstock, second. Best time,
23G "a.
The three-year-old race was won by
Annie Rooney, Fred Kennedy. Fort Fair
field; Weedvale, o. Il. Russell, Houlton,
second Best time, 2. 80 +.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
A WISE PROWSi0N.
Bill to Prevent Bank Officials From Becom.
ing The Banks Debtors.

wAsHIseroS, Sept. 22.-The House
committee on banking and currency today
authorized Cox of Tennessee to report
f.vorably to the House the bill introduced
b, him to promote the safety OF funds and
national banks. The bill prohibits officers
and other employees of banks, except the
directors " no are not o,herwi4e officers or
employ es. to become borrowers or become
liable to the bank By reason of an over
drawn account or as indofser,
guarantor, security or otherwise, ex'
C pt upon written application ap-
owed by majority of the directors or
executive committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
You
Can
Buy
Bottled
Health

OF your druggist seven days in the
week.
What is bottled health? Why, Hip.
DkNs MAGNETIC CoMroUxD to be sure.
You make no mistake when you buy
bottle OF health. and that is what Hip
DESs MAGNETIC CoNFocxp Is.
1t Is good medicine, a safe medicine,
an effective medicine. and It ia doing
world Of good among sick people all
over New England.
ltsparklcs with life. Il Is brimfii of
health, vigor, snap, and 1t will cure
you. Order bottle of your druggist
to-day.
HiDDEN's MAGNETIC ConrousD is
the coming medicine. Ask your drug
gist for fippES's, and insist upon hzv.
Ing IiiDDEs's. Accept nothing else.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
thursdays Races a. Phillips.


INEFE WINN 7 Y 7 t0f7' 7 7-IF'1'
AIeiaeons. c :, by Alevoue, treBc1, ] !
Nit L,ufrc e nt. W 4. bUnld, :
a A. fiur Wilkra C =, iarnh, .
Time, ~, 81, 2is.
tEEE- -tOG-ALt., II RsE stHu
Rack Max, Blk q by roIa Pateiien, Jr.
brosn. > =
Cup,d, { ;. Moster, . .
/ ,rI Nelson. o :. lynch, =
fme. > NJ. : -, i:. 2.io-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
NEWS NUGGETS.
srouait by the wires From thS sorih, East.
South and West.

Bra1s,reet reports SAG failures in the
United States thi. week, against IA i'll tie
same week wear ago; and ''1 failures in
Canada against q in the Ike week OF last
year.
David A Red, native of Ros!ey, All
inmate OF the Togus, Me, Sniiiers' Home,
fell from q lnAow Of tEe Adams house,
New buryport, Mass, Friday morning. and
vas kiliei l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
CHOLERA At nAmsUR0.
Vine New Cases and Two Deaths IN Dsy Ead.
Ing Friday Nesa.

HAxnuRa, Sept. 20. - During the ~
hours ending this morning nine frcsh cases
Il cholera and two death from the disease
vere reported to the health authorities here.
Eight Of the cases previously reported -
cholera are, on investigation, shown to
,ave been attacks Of choleraic nature but
rot of Asiatic cholera.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
SPARKS rsos MAINE uIaes.

The management Of the Bates Msnufac-
turing Co.. Le~;ston, hopes that il the
present slight improvement in the market
eon,:nues, they viii be able to start up the
mill Oct. lesh.
The Bangor News reports The finding Of
the dead body Of Charles Tompkins. IN
sged Clifton man Who wandered away from
his boarding place. Sept. 18th, and for
whom parties had besn searching for sew
ers. days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
Maine Postal Changes.

w,sutssroS, Sept. 2e.-These changes
~ tho postsl service in Maine are an
noupced
Leave Millbriige SUNDAY at 80 A. M.
trriye at Cherry field BY % A. NJ Leave
rberryf III Sunday at 8 A. NJ. Arrive at
Millbridge Y - NJ
MIR. Martha V. Houston has been com
mss d po .tmaster at East Bra lford' vice
q. Il. LoTett.
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TINE vatKyAiE MAS ARRivED.
She Toek The Nsdher:y csvsss aad nsS .
ioru Stormy Passage.

QUARANTINE. s. l., Sept. 22.-The ysht
yak, re nrise here 1t 7.30 A. NJ. Sie
-e. < 3, gsrilnrn course ami on the ~bo@
experienced = very stormy psssSe. Caif
Cfanfi,l confrms Caps. Grifiih's report Of
having rassed her On the evening Of the
18Th. On the arrival at Qaafsntine the
valkyrie "a. promptly inspected and pro-
ceeded at 7 so To her anchorage on Bay
Ridge. She carries crew Of "a men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

LYNN, Mas, Sept. 22-While the eal
walton Army was holding service on
State street last evening it was assailed by
a crowd OF yrung hoodiums Fruit has.
kets, rotten fruit. vegetables, sticks. ETC.,
were thrown, and Miss Jennie Eimunds,
the lieutenant, was struck several times,
receiving injuries about the head and
bruises on the body. The police did no,
arrive until the damage had been done
and the army was back in its barracks on
Munroe street. The disgraeeful scene was
witnessed by fully so people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

The reaping machine WAS invsnsed In q
A. ID. A horse or OK pushing rude affair
stripped the head off or cut the stalk, and
in a modified form is still used in Aus
tralia. Mr. Gladstone bought reaper in
1906 The American machine came along
in 1890 and was wonderfully perfected after
ward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
IN the HOUSE.
II Meets in Very Calm AID Aniable Spirit Bu,
Does No Business.

WAsuiSGToS, Sept. 22.-Tbe House met
this morning in very calm mood and i'm
mediately proceeded to the confederation Of
the report Of the commi;t.e on accounts,
assigning clerks to committees. After some
discussion it was amended so 10 TO deprive
some of the smaller committees Of the ser
vice of clerks and was adopted. Without
transacting any other business o. impor-
tance the House at 2.20 adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

Although the pen is so small thing and
seemingly simple to make, it takes some
time before it reaches the state when it is
ready for use. No order for a pen that has
to be made to order can be executed in less
than 10 days, This is mainly due to the
many times it has to he heated and to the
securing it receives to take off the rough
edges -Bostsn Commonwealth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

SALEM, Mass, Sept. N-Pawnes DilYS
Wild West snow was attached hsre for the
sum Of t200o. at the instisation Of L. J..
Boynton, policeman Of Lynn Boynton,
while in the performance Of his duty as
the circus tent which was exhibiting in
Lynn last week, was run down b. .
buffalo belonging to Tie show, and had
two Of his Fihs broken. He demands foe
his injuries the sum Of IL attAehmsak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

NEW HAVEN, Sep. 2,-Dr L.e, one Of
the physicians under arrest. was put on
the witness stand by the defense in the
Schloss murder trial yesterday. He testi-
fled that the girl would probably have died
Of blood poisoning in thrse days unless he
had performed an operation on her, and
explained that his reason for demanding
such large prices for bis services was that
he was obliged TO give up several other
important cases to attend this. He then
described in detail the operation per
forued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

| ErtrA.r, Sept. 2a.--The bull OF
sarah Mears. in Morrill,. were burned TO-
Inv Loss. 5000 ; insurance, $500. The
esuse of the fire is unknosn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

m0th0VOI 4ot8oSoII 8oSMsSUU'
Ms. W,ssiDw-s sorNiHa svnup bss hesn
ssrd sos ever Tir5Y YkAkS ~ nlLLlgne q
ING. M PEEFKCT SUCCESS. II HOOTHkS
,hs 2UIilb. sOeTENS the MB,xALLAYS ~
PAIN G6kES WIND COLlC Esd 10 the t~sl
remedy ~ DIAkkBIA. sold bt ArufGists y
aNrs. Wisslovss SOOTHING syrup and tahs -
ofhse kind Twenty 1ss osats bset1e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

Men are and always will be toilers 70,
the dear ones belonging to them, but they
would become as beasts of burden wert
every woman member of every household
to scorn employment aud calmly to sit
down to be supported. Exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
Boston Gambler Arrested at the York Count,
Fair.

BiDpEroRD, Sept. 22.-Joseph Lewis,
Thomas Brown and Walter W. Christie,
Boston. were arrai .Aed in the Saco court,
today, charged with operating gambling ds =
.ces at the county fair, anil hearing vas
set for tomorrow The men were arrested
by Charles NJ. Bradbury, special police
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

Mrs. Anson says it must have been WON
an who invented the alphabet. II it had
been a man, lie wouh have begun it with
the letter /. But Mrs Anson is probably
wrong. If woman had invented it, the
first letter would have been L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
Postponed Games.

The PIttsburg Washington game at 9ittsburg
postponed, rain.
The Cincinnati boston game at Cincinnati was
postponed; rain.
The ~ Ioui--New FORK game at 81. Louis was
postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

Buffalo, Sept 2-Emma J, Waters, q
young woman Of Albany, pleaded guilty
70 the charge Of misusing the mails She
was sentenced TO pay q fine Of Is and bs
imprisoned In jail for four montha She
~ been engaged in the mstfimoaial
aGpncy business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
REED WAS WATCHFUl.
He Made Discoveries Which Rather em-
barassed Speaker Crisp.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-The journa OF
Wednesdays proceedings in the house
was not approved until late yesterday. Mr..
Reed discovered s3me flaws in it and
called the speakers attent ion TO It. They
were attributable to the journal clerk, the
speaker not having had an opportunity TO
examine the journal, and placed the
speaker in rather an awkward position.
Thursday, in his decisions. he studiously
refrained from decli ming to recognize mo-
tions, not because they were ''dilatory"
motions. but because they were mo
tions"
Mr.. Reed thought that the entries Of the
clerk were proper, even though they
might not be accurate ones. The question
Of approving be journal was postponed,
but later in the day was agreed to. An the
meantime the committee on rules re-
ported a resolution providing for the CON
sideration Of the fede, al elections bill OIL the
26th OF Septe -aber, the debate to contiaue
till Oct 10, when n vote should be taken
liter a brief discussion the resolution was
adopted.
work Tn the senate.
The first OF the days session OF the SEN
ate was occupied in \ discussion OF
the resolution offered by Senator
Thomas Platt tRep., Conn.t for the estab-
lishment Of closure rule. Mr.. PlL-t
made such a strong and clear argument TO
show the necessity for such a rule TINT
Mr.. VOORHEES, tDem., Ind) felt called
upon to express the debt which the senate
and the country owed to him for IL.
Mr.. Loige (Rsp, Mass also supported
the proposed rule, alth ough he foresa r
that it would place in the hands Of tt I,
Democratic majority the power to pass
bills changing the tariff and repeali7g the
fede raj election laws. Amendme its TO
Mr. Piatt's resoiutio On were offered by Mr..
Hoar rep, Mass.) and Mr.. Hill Dem,
n u and the resolution went over until
today.
The repeal bill was then taken mp and
an argument against it made by Mr..
White Dem-, COLI. who spoke for over
four hours. Mr.. Voorhees, made motion
to lay on the table Mr.. PETERS amend
ment to the bill Tbe motion was opposed
BY the minority, who resorted to filibus-
tering. After an hour or % spent in that
way Mr.. voorhees, withdrew his motion,
but the general discussion weAt on until
713O. when the senate adjourned~
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New Postal officials.

WAsniSGroN, Sept. 22.--The tot'l num-
her of fourth class postmasters appointed
soday was II, of which 32 were To hil va
.sncies caused by resignaiions and death.
among the appointments WAS that Of w.
Jordan Of Corinth, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

KEExE. n. H.. Sept. 2.-AIauson s.
whitcomb, . retired brush handle manu-
facturer Of this city. was robbed u $500
yesterday afternoon. The money was In
the house aud the robbery occurred b.
tween 8 and O'Clock, during which time
M Whitcomb was In the house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

2 2 S 6 s. Q
Rattimore...,....... q o o.
th,csgD..........0 o 0 q J.
Htis-Cmcago, 3; Baltimore, &. Errors-Chi..
rago ]; Baltimore. Bait rjes-Mctjil al
Lauge; Muilaue and Robinson.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

run Tally, Sundays .arlsded run Sundays only
through tcket. "a The worlds Fair. CaiiforniH
and a.! paiuis south and Wesi may be had Of r.
81 walker. ticket agent. Augusta, the only othes
IN AuEssfs ssuinE VIA all routes aud checking
baggage free VI expense
PAYsns rrckEH. Vice Pros. Gcn'l Man.
T. B.,nrHnr. Cieul Pas. Ticket Ag't-
Portland. Sept. 4Gih lass.
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Three New Cases si Yellow Fever Friday d
0runswIck. O..

BRuNswIcK, Ga, Sept. 22--Thers were
hrce new cases Of yellow fever reported
foday. There are about 10 cases OF malaria,
md four are under treatment by the physi-
.ians.
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,On HEADACHE AND AEHvOCsNEsD
Use Hsrsssrd's AsSa Phosphate

Ds !. q. WHITAKER. Mill,il's. N. j.,
s.,s: 'it has been thoroughly testsd. and
esp cialiy in certain forms Of dyspspsi,,
headache, nervous affections sBd restoring
the waste 10 the nervous and musculas sye-
emespecisily caused BY overwosk."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

Bosrox, Sepx. ga For New England ::
ssturday, fair weather, warmer during
morning. followed by reaeh cooler, Sunday
morning. west ard nerfhxes. vinds.
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BASE SklL.

The National and New England League Game
Each Clubs Standing.
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Hayiia1d Races.


FARMERS CLASS, PURSE $50.
fahn Rowman st Albans, b IA. Minnle u,
f.aAr D,born st Adams, bk m. Black
Rose,
wn, DOT st Albaua Dolly Fransiin, !
" \ Hstion, 81 Alhans, Nellie -
4, " Hroad,s II ,rmony. Lady Adv teate, Or
+ A T. liner, Harmony, b 2. Won L. d"
TIM.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-03-30
Chinaman No Sloppy.

A telegram has been received at
the Treasury Department from
Chinese Insp ector Coblentz at Port
land Ore, stating that Deputy Col
lector Cornscll and Inspector a rm-
strong, at midnight, Thursday. had
permitted 67 Chinese passengers to
land from the steamer Haytion Re-
public. Orders have been sent sus-
pending the two fficials and di-
recting u thorough investigation.
The collector was absent at the
time.
Since the beginning of the pres
ent fiscal year, 1876 Cinnamon have
been returned to China. Last
year 175 Cinnamon were returned.