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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

She Was last Seen In The Company sl an un.
kAewa Man.

BosTos, June o-Further Investigation
into the mysterious disappearance OF
Grace Lillian Allen from Somerville one
week ago today has resulted In develop
ments which seem to dispel the theory Of
suicide.
The girl was seen last Monday night In
6omerville walking away from Union
It is supposed shs has kept company with
In the past. Two young women, friends
Of Grace, passed her. and tell story which
tends TO confirm the theory that unless
Miss Allen has been foully dealt with she
Is living today within few miles Of her
old home.
Grace Allen left her home about I
o'clock Monday afternoon, June 70. After
leaving her home she came directly 10 this
city, going to the Atlantic avenue station
Of the Boston and Lynn railroad. where
she was seen by a Mr.. Davis, who was
slightly acquainted with her; at O'Clock.
At that time she
Was Walking IeisursIy
from the station, giving the impression
that she was waiting for someone.
AT 6.15 she was seen at the corner Of
Court and Hanover streets by her cousin.
John Tozier, and again she acted as II
she was looking for some one, ss she con
tinually glanced up and down the street
in a nervous manner. Mr.. Toxier, who Is
= machinist, had just finished his days
work, and, being In his working clothes,
and his hands being covered with machine
oil, he did not thing 1t best to sppT
his cousin.
She was next seen in Somerville that
night by two sisters who are old ac-
quaintances of Grace.
These two young women were seeT. by
a Post man last night at their home, Just
of Park street. Jointly, they told the
following story: 1--WE have known Grace
for several years. and having attended
several parties and dances with her. we
came to know her very we'll.
Last Monday night we decided to 20
to Boston. and left our home to take the
TAB train from the Park street station.
We were late in getting home. and ~ re-
suit, we reached the station just in time
to see the red lights on the rear car Of the
train we were to take several hundred
feet toward Boston. Having lost the
train and deciding that TO go by street car
we would reach Boston too late TO keep
our engagement, we started up the street
To Cali on = Friend.
"Walking up Park street to Somerville
avenue, we met almost at 4 corner u
couple Their earnest conversation and
the way the young woman held Oh to the
arm Of her companion quickly attracted
our attention. We saw her face. and rs
che walked by we stopped and both said
Grace AllenP She did not speak to u.s.
at was so funny, you know, that we
.alked about it walking down the street.
The man with her was dark complexioned
had a dark mustache. wore a straw hat
And had on a suit OF gray clothes. They
we're evidently headed up over the hill.
THAT Is the last time we have seen
Grace"
The question which at the present time
IL troubling the family is, who Is this
mysterious man to whose arm Gracs
clung, That is the one point that they
want to know.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
o. woman, despairtng and wresehed.
Dreadlng. yet longing TO die.
Hear tile glad chorus that rises.
Filling the dome of the sky.

"Si~ters. be glad, there's help to be had;
No longer be miserable. gloomy and -sd,
Lost heath regain rings out the refrain.
"Poor creatures. be healthy and happy sgain.'
How? BY taking DIR. Pierce's Favorite
presc,ipsi n. the worlds greatest remedy
for al, kinds of diseases peculiar to women.
I, brings back tone and vigor to the system
Weakened by those distressing complaints
known only to women. which make life
such burden. Ii restores relaxed organs
to normal condition. II foFtides the sys-
ten against the approach Of diseases which
often terminate in untold misery, il not in
llesth-which 10 preferable to the pain and
torment of living. in many instances Il il
the great gift Of scientific skill and research
to women. and for it she cannot be too
grateful. II cures her ills when nothing
else can. 1t il guaranteed to give aasisfac-
ton or price (sl.00) returned. Absolutely
sold ON trial!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
A LONG CRUISE.
The Warship Philadelphia 10 Sail This Week
Tor caliao.

WAsmiSoroN, June l9.-The work on
the Philadelphia is being pushed rapidly,
and it is expected that she will be able to
sail from the New York navy yard Tues
day, and she will be followed in very
short time by the Charleston.
She is bound under present orders for
Callao, Peru, voyage of $500 miles. Her
first stop after leaving New York will be at
Rio, 4s00 miles distant. From Rio she
will steam without touching to Valparaiso,
$500 miles, and, after coaling there, she
will proceed to Callao, 1900 miles fur
ther on.
At least A. days will be required to make
this voyage, so that the Philadelphia can
scarcely reach Callao before the first week
in August. If it is decided that she shall
70 to Samoa, she will probably divert from
this programme at Valparaiso and proceed
directly across the Southern Pacific, max
ing the entire distance from New York to
Apia in about 80 days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
HAS NO EQUAL.
4 ttD'enE WINCH CURES Evf.YpopY
VIC USES n,

ainnrs's MsesrrIc coxtovsp oo,i,;v.,v
sasS ,.r nervous DISEASES Here Is sample of 4,
ii. .s. homss +. chareh Is the ,yIte Of m. of
s .s.aa.ns citizens Of HsiiowelI, Ne. For fo,,,
ys h's good woman suffered severely Co.,
ssoas prostrstion, and the ills which foIo, =,
,;..s vas 80 reduced In strength that she was q,
I unable 10 stand alone Without beco,,,o,, -,
9ly 10y mat she would fail to the aoo,. ~
~ NJ uied ali the much Wanted ssrxana,iIi.s
I'M ss1 ,hr best physicians, bdt obtained no re'
EEr,1. pn.n - me nsxsa taking HiDDEN's MAG.
amer taxing six bottles she shows "a ;,.
proSe'neat in health she sleeps wen fr.is aii III
haa baa Is aoie 70 go about in SAFETY Mr. Church
no.,s,. o. snsn@aa, says HfpgFs's MAGNETIC Cow
roesn has done her moA good than III IN. -
"ious treStiHent coHbiaed. F~
a. pr. Hsn'y , Clearwater, HalloweIps iesain~
se-t estiiiss 10 the truthtnipesS of the aboyr
statement, The meai inc was purchased AZ ~
parties. WIN inc
" ny DO YOU continue To suffer fro,n rs,so,,s
troubles ~hen you can be cured bv uxing
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oerAuLrea FOR siss,ooo.
Pres. Dunham Of casseIl Publishing Co..
Forcss II 10 an Assignment.

NEW YoRK, June 19.-The Casseli Pub
fishing Company, 100 and l04 Fourth ave-
nue. has gone into liquidation. Before the
supreme court today, on motion for the ap-
pointmenf of q receiver, it Was charged
that the president of the company, Oscar
Dunham, was defaultef to the amount of
sI65 900, and had abscended. Judge Law
renee appointed Henry j. Broker receiver.
snd directed that he give bonds in $780,
coo.
The legitimate business of the cofpof-
ton was prosperous, it having paid 10 per
cent dividends for the past three years. A
corporation was organized in ls30 to pur-
chase the American plant and business of
Cassell & Co.. Limited.
The English corporation engaged in sell
ing and publishing books IN England,
United States and other countries. II
bought the plant and business for about
$3.50 ,0co, paid in cash one year after the
organization
Duniam was for many years the mana
ger in the United States of Cssseli & TO.
Limited He subscribed for about l+00
shares. To pay for the shares he borrowed
money on short time As the loans ma
tu.ei he met them by frsplulently. As is
alleged. making and signing in the name oi
the defendant corporation, its pfomisory
notes, y hich he discounted and applied The
proceeds to the payment Of his individual
debts.
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Heroes si esstysbsrs 10 Revisit ihs Famsss
OatileAeld.

GErTrsBusG, June ls.---Fvery psepasa-
ton il making 70 receive the veterans Of
the ninety eight organizations which repre-
sented New York during the three day's
fighting shout Gettysburg. and II 10 ex-
pected that thousands Of the empire state's
surviving soldiers will visit on July !, .
and the cemetery where 1860 Of their
former comrades lie buried.
New Yorks monument 10 her fallen he
foes will be unveiled July 2. Free trans
portation and tents sse to be provided for
all New York veterans resident In that
state.
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STANFORD WANTS TO RESIGN.


SAN FRAScisco, June l9-Senator Stan
I ri, who has been Ill ever since bis return
from Washington, six weeks ago, il slowly
rccuperating In his Menlo Park residence.
He has not been In San Francisco since his
arrival, and will not come to the city, no
matter how much hi. presence may be de-
sired by the Southern Pacific officials or
others. His hearing IL very much affected
and he IL almost unable to walk without as
sistance. His mental powers are ~ bright
as ever. hut his physical troubles are tell
ing on him very much.
There IL good authority for the statement
that Mr.. Stanford will not return To Wash-
ington this fall uDIess the situation in Con-
gress 10 such rs TO make his vote necessary
to Republicans on great party questions.
lie has decided 10 resign from the Senate
unless the party leaders deem his presence
in that body imperative. The chief ground
on which he puts his desire 10 resign 10 his
growing deafness, which prevents him from
attending to his public duties.
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Railroad and Steamboat.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
4fk, 1898.
THRovoh TRAINS.

GOING WEsT-s.E A. n for Lewiston,
y.rminstou, Rockisnd, Portland, Boston and
Montreal; l0ns 4. N. and Io.sa express for Bruns.
,tsf Lewiston, FsrminGton. kockiaad. Portland
md Boston, connecting fof white Mountain
Point. and Quebec. 40 and s,tS r. ". for BYups-
rtek, Bath, Portland. Boston, ti.66 r. u. fnixht
Pullman every night for Lewiston, Bath, R,x,
land. Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2Io A. N. might expYessl for
skg.hsgsn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Haibof ST.
ss.r,t,u 81 John and Ar1ostook coanty, yi5 A
N f9r Vi Waterviils. and skowhegan and fsr Bangor
.ad ysnesboro. IL 80 Pm for wat@ryiii. connect
IA at W sGerv lie xfth 40 Miriam for lewiston
~ exprs.. for Bangor and Bar Hsrbor, slts r.
NJ f0T W ateryine. Oakland, North ABson, BinR-
nam. skowhsgan. Belfast, Dover. foxeroft, Ban
s9y Kar Hsrbof. st. stephen, 81. John and Asoos-
fook county, 81 A. NJ. Sundays only for Wafer
Vile Asd Bangor
The night Pullman Trains going East 1T 2.i9 A.
NJ zoiDg West AT % r. NJ, run each wng p*e~y
Kixhi sunday included. connecting from Lev tstsn
,od RBeklsnd, but not TO skowhegsB on Monday
Inorntngs or 20 Belfast, Dexter. or beyond ban
gor. excepting 70 Bar Hsrbor. on sunday morn
isgs.
The day trains going West At 1913 A. W. and
fast st aDs T.. ~, run dsily. sunday .aeiadsd be-
tsecu Boston. Lewlston. Bath. Bangor, Bas Har-
49, md fntn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

Ngw LoSDos. Conn. June 19.---
Schooner r. r. Dixon, A. J. Bird Of Rock
land, Me-, owner. Captain Bo-twick, Rock
land for New York. with 100 barrels Of
lime, put in here this evening with her
hstcbes battened down and cargo on fire.
The fire VAS discovered sbs,ut = this
morning, betseen Block island and Mon
tsuk. The vessel vas in heavy easteTly
gale Saturday and the captain believed y
started then. The extent Of the fire 10 not
known, but the captain thinks Il will be
smothefed.
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WEDDING At ELLSWORTH.


ELLSWORTH, June l9.-The most fash
ionable wedding of the season took place at
the Unitarian church here this evening.
The bride is Miss PAMELA Dana, daugh-
ter of Hon. and Mrs S. X. Whiting, and
the groom Edward Beecher Bowen Of Bos-
ton. Rev. L. B. Macdonald of Boston
officiated, assisted by Hon. II. f. Hamlin
of Ellsworth.
A private reception at the home of the
brides parents followed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Bowen will reside at the Hotel
vendome, Boston. A wedding party of l |
from Boston, Newton Centre, Newton and
Cambria ge have been here since Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
DAY OF DEATH.
A Canadian Pacific Brakeman Run
Over and Killed.
uskasun Nan Killed at Baassr-Fivs nsa
Drowned On West ssaaeA.

BANGOR, June IA special 10 the
Whig says: A brakeman on the Canadian
Pacific named Larkin, while boarding car
At Greenvilie, fell beneath the wheels,
which passed over both legs, resulting in
injuries which caused death in a few hours.
An unknown man, while lying on the
bridge, was run over by freight train at 5
O'Clock this morning and instantly killed.
There is rumor that five men have
been drow ned on the West branch of the
Penobscot.
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N oux~s,~><,~ Yr~~ - 0-~.s- ~ ~
~.,-.s
u'lsr - Souea SAEotinA u = letter a"'
os1ssu 70 one o. M consttuenes sAys
that while b. % ready to give the
president his opinion of IN applicant's 1T
ness for ofIice. he don mot underxtand how
s.nator. a. ,..nr....e.,,v.. - .v,.,, ~,
Clsv>l.p., ~ .haic.,. NJ. u.r.l ao,,.. ara
delsc.,s ,h.r a. cony,s,.r,.n .,.l ~.
.h., \. h.. n.xs. h..r .h. a. ~. ~.
--.s.,s
'S ~ u"v
.nem' he neiissss seAs the president VIII
ne sustained by the greet body OF the peO-
pie who are much more interested In an
Hsnesa aud wise Adun,atssration
Of their government than I'm ths dolin,
o,t ~ ..n.,,n,,a..n Il, ~. , . ~
l.,t.r S,..na,or H,,,,..
.sTha, ,nsn,,.,ts 49, ~. r;.n, a.. .,.,.
mend noh..,v J.niss. any .;,;..a - III.
counlry has III. r;,h, M, ~. s.,,.,ar.
nna rsnr,.ss,,s,,r.. ~ ,hs r;.h, :,
aic, 80. .nn,,,',m-.,s -. '' ~
~. VI tt."' s''s'' 'y>e"''
ons.,;oass !. S,,n;.S "A ""
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thu c,ss,;,n,,.,n ~. ali ,,,,.i.'' "a s,",iS
thcr.fors h, ,,,a,..,, ~. n,,,... I.,,,nas
in mali .,,na,a,,u. Tas T.. s,.,;s'.
Is MIA r.,s,,.,,,s;r,,.' ~ - ~ h..,',
,hsr.s,,,.. ,...,',.,. ~, :" ~" s'ls.. 1850
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AT NEW YORK.
23 90 50
New York...........2 0 x-H
WashinRton........3 o p
Hits-New York. 10; Washington, II. Errors
New York, 3; Washington, I. Batteries-Rusie,
Mcmahon and Doyle, Maui and McGuire.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
i234 81
PHILADELPHIA. 0 A. 9
Baitimore..... 30 go o 90 --3
Hits-Philadelphia, IS; Baltimore,6. Errors
Phiiadelphia, 1; Baltimore. 2. Batteries-keefc
and Clements; Muilane and Robinson.
AT BOSTON.
rs o .
BROOKLYN ........... o 0 0 OIL
Buston ..............0 l 0 l o x-f
Brooklyn,s; Boston.9. Errors-Brooklyn.
1; Boston, 2. Batteries-Stein and kinslOw;
Stiyetts, Merritt and Camel.
AT CINCINNATI.
"a 8 ? 50
Cincinnati. 0 0 0 N-B
Louisville. .......0 0 0 2-l0
Hits-Cincinnati. Is; Louisville. "A. Errors
Cincinnati, /; Louisville. l. Bnfteries-Dwyer
and Vaughn stratton and Harrington.
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MADE WORLDS RECORDS.
waller Sanger, American Bieyetis.' 0e~nsd
Everybody and Their Records.

LoypoS. June 19.--Wslter Sanger. the
American bicyclist, surpassed at Berne Hill
today, all his previous work. After taking
flying start he did a quarter mile in q 4-5
seconds. He did 4 mil, in minutes, 10 IA
seconds, beating Harris's record by 2 2-5
seconds. He also surpassed BY Is sec
onds Scotield's record of minute, IS 20
seconds, for three-quarters mile. All are
now worlds records.
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JUNIOR EXHIBITION.
WateryiIIe High School Juniors
Annual Speaking.
Very Few Of the Biddefcrd Strikers
Returned to Work Monday.


wArExymLLE, June ls-{Speciai) The
Junior exhibition of the high school oc-
CURED at the Baptist church Monday. a
part Of the members of the class taking
part in the afternoon and the others in the
evening.
The platform at the church vas very
pretriiy arranged with flowers. Fales' Or
ehestrs furnished nice music for the oeca-
sion and the church vas filled TO its fullest
seating capacity. The following is the or
der Of exercises.
AFTERNOON
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
The Barghers Of Calais, Brad.ioek
Asud ". Brown.
New England Wssther. Twain
}. Alton Roberts.
Louise b. Matthews
Selection from Timoshy's Quest Virgin
Josie A. Toward.
The Knight and the Page. Howe
EtheiV. Hayden.
Music.
Harry s. vose.
The Story Of Home. Carleton
Annie l.. Gurney.
The Minute Man of the Revolution, Curtis
sHenry X. Spencer.
Picnic Sam, Carleton
The Catholic Psalm. Hubbard
Linda T.. Richardson.
Music.
4 Caudle Lecture Reversed.
John q. Towne.
The Queens Revenge, Collier
.Aiice N. Purrinton.
Independence Bell
Hortense G. Bray.
Tha Rirdx nf
The Destiny Of Man Massilion
Ted II. Branch.
How Tom Sawyer Whitewashed his Fence, Twain
Annie NJ. Robbins.
Music.
Excused.
EVENING.
Music.
Music. Music
Mind the Glo-y of Man. Wise
Burieish V. Mathews.
Aunt Syyia's First Lesson in Geography,
Florence N. Proctor.
' Lepora Bessey. ~
Charge of Marshal Ney, Headley |
John b. Clair Jr.
The Boy Conyiet's Story, Carle. on |
Music.
Song of the Market Place. Buckham
W.
Gradgrind's ldesl Of Education, Dickens |
Baileray Flood.
Selections from Lord Fauntleroy, Burnett |
Emma NJ. shepherd.
The Confederate Soldier, Grad |
True g. Pressey.
Paul veparez. Maude +. Wood |
Music.
Speech at LynR Reed |
Frank W. Alden.
essie kendrick's Journey, Preston I
Margaret kelleher.
The Advertisement Answered. Thorn |
Florence Partridge.
our Flag. Stone
William l.. Waldron.
The Burning Ship. McNaughton |
r.. Ellene Morrell.
Excused.
Each one of the speakers did himself |
credit and everything passed of in a very
pleasant and agreeable manner.
FEW RETURNED TO WORK.
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Lots Of People

Can't tind = rent.
-A.t secure good hoare sifi
Can't sell their farnas.
Can't And employment
Can't and lost aricira
CAM do . hundred things becsuse they
aonY use the JOURNAL want column. It 10
really wonderful how much can be see'm-
,l;,bed by the use Of these little. lo~-priced
.ax.r,;,.ment,. aprasttf
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STRIKERS STAY OUT.


BIppEFoRp, June l9.-City Marshal
Daniel Cote has offered to pay the expenses
of visit from Secretary Ross of the New
England DOM Fixers' Union and that of
t,cial has been invited to come here and see
what he can do to help settle the strike.
At mass meeting tonight telegram
was received from him announcing that he
would come Wednesday. The strikers
voted to stay out till he comes.
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SPARKS FRon MAINE WIRES.

The Belfasts defeated the Bangors at
Belfast. Saturday, IA tO5.
The propeller State Of Texas has been
put on the Mallory Steamship Line, instead
Of the Winthrop burned at Eastport.
There is big jam just above Carratunk
Falls which makes great scarcity Of logs
down river. The jam is over two miles
long and contains good many millions Of
logs.
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FIRE SWEPT.
Loss Reaches Millions in Min
nesota and Wisconsin.
Many Lives lost--Town After Town
in lumbering Region Burned.
oas 10 Msssss Len h viroiaia. oiaa., aa4
$500 Pssp,s lssasssss.

ASHLAND, Wis. June l9.-fofest free
are sweeping over miles Of country and
hundreds of homesteaders are in danger,
John Meagher perished near Moquah.
Two children, nAmes unknown. were
burned to death At Salbcrn. and the town
wiped out. Many freight cars were de-
stroyed. The total property loss 10 in the
millions.
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Boston Financial ReveFses.

Bosros, June i9.-Three firms in this
city have assigned on account of financial
troubles. The Little kauawha Lumber
Co. Portsmouth, O. w. II. Leaiherbee 6
Son, assets si93 600, liabilities s2l1. .000.
and Andrew F. Leaisierbee & Co, assets
s2as 900, liabilities sa5I 600.
The Taunton Lumber Co. shows a sur
plus of assets above the liabilities of about
$50. go. The business Of all three will be
continued by the xssignees.
On motion of VIM. Fl. Leatherbee. treas
urer of the Little kana~ha Lumber Com
pany, Judge Nelson today appointed g. l..
Feiton of Newton and James NJ. olmstead.
Boston, receivers.
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JUNIOR PRIZE DECLARATIONS.


BRUNSWICK, June Especial. THE
snnual Junior prize declamations was held
BY the speakers of "a in Memorial hall this
evening. 1t was the first event of COM
meneement week, and was an auspieious
opening, all the parts being we'll delivered
and holding closely the attention of the
large audience. Following is the pro-
gramme:
The Great Canon, hugo
Fred ]. Libby. Richmond.
The Death OF sidney Carton. Dickens
Ralph r. Plaisted, Augusta.
Nohammed. Meredith
Benz. B. whiteomh. Ellsworth.
The Death Bridge of the Tsy, Carlton
George A. Merrill, Pownsl.
Joan of Arc. De Quincy
Francis W. Dana, Portland.
Beginnings of Revolution. Everett
Robert Il. Baxter, Portland.
The Teacher thu Hope OF America. Eells
Treiawuey g. Chapman. Springfield, Mas.
Napoleon Bonapsrte. Phillips
Henry 4. Andrews, kennebunk-
The first prize was awarded to George
A. Merrill. Pownal; second, Henry L.
Andrews, Kannebunk.
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BENEcIa. Cal, June l9--Arthur Yerke
and Charles Tremmer. young Engishmen,
In the fishing business near here. have dis
appeared and are thought 10 e murdered
or drowned. Yerke last Monday had
row with one Greggario Aieck, n fisher.
man. With him he ssai ted to Benecia n
q fishing boat to have q man arrested.
Aleck has also left, aud fishermen here are
Of the opinion that he followed and made
AWAY with TremHier and Yerke.
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l23 81
Cleveland. d.............d 0 o o 0-E
Hits-Pittsburg. &; Cleveland, 70. Errors
Pittsburg, o; Cleveland, 3. Batteries-Terry,
,iastright and Miller; Stencil, Guppy and ZiIn-
iner.
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New England League Standing.


Portland. ..,......... / 0 o 0 0 0 o i 5
Hit.-Fall River, q; Portland. 3. Errors Fall
River, 8; Portland, g. Batteries-Viau, Liucolp
and Burrell. Mains, Corcofan and Piatt.
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LoxpoN, Ont, June l9.--Harvey De nj.
Havey. teller of the Bank of British North
America, and Richard ID. Wilson, clerk.
have been arrested because of discovered
discrepancies in their balance of about
$1,000.
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MHlRl!DIENs6 llRl!I
Compound
Chatting Baby

"My baby was terribly chafed.
l tried everything without sue
cess. Less than one box Of
Comfort Powder, however, cured
him. | wish every mother would
use it."-MRs. Z. c. COLE,
Warner, N. II.
II am a mother of eight
children. l have tried many
infant powders. Comfort Pow
der is the best l ever used"
Mrs. w. P. THRAsHER, Spring.
field, N. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
CRIMINAL NEGL lGENCE.
Verdict Of Coronef's Jury in Ford's
Theatre Inquest.
csi. Aissuerth, csatrseass esai aad 0tAsss
asapeaslhls.

WAsHIxGroN. June l9.-The coruors
jury investigating the Ford.s Theatre disas-
ter, has brought in verdict holding that
Col. +. C. Ainsuorth, Contractor Dans
SUIT. Covert and Engineer Sasse are respon-
sible for deaths Of the victims. BY reason Of
criminal negligence On their part.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
MaCKEREL AND p0R6lEs.
First Apesaranes d These Fish Tor the Season
On maine coasl

BoornDAY HaRBoK, June l9.-The first
catch of mackerel was reported today, when
five barrels were taken in a trap at Damar-
i.cotta. A large body of porgies is reported
OF Half Way rock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
AT DOVER.

Hits-Dover, IL: Lewiston, z. Errors-Doyer,
!; Lewiston, 2. Batteries-Morse and Donahue;
Wheeler and Hart.