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new Cary-Smith boat tho Ariel. and II the new
boat wins. more than one will be surprised.
Maize and the M ss oS
Titania against Willard +. War,rs Shamrock.
which WAS only beaten once last year. Among
little Qniokstep 10 the fayorite but she
viii not have, " all her own, way
this year. as in addition to her old rivals. the
ViAtor, GavAliA. and AEalea she will have two
new fast boats to contend against In the Loyal
and Ne@ra: There should be some good rae
70-foot class, where the Katrina Oracle Bed
ouin. and Fjnny meet. In the 60-ioot class
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

from the eastward. On Thursday. headed by
the cup defenders. the squadron will round
Point judith and anchor In Newport harbor On
Friday the Goelet cup races for schooners and
ship and here ali Of the new ss,footers viii
meet In their first race, which will make 1t tho
most important day OF the cruise.
see the fleet safely anchored of Vineyard
Haven: where the SQUADRON Will remain over
VIII visit that quaint Old whaling town. Now
HeafoEd. and on Tuesday the feet will return
% Newport. where the 85-footsrs will race on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

rHILADELrIi;A Aug g. -Judzo Gordon. si,:ins as a
committing magistrate. In the Court OF Quarter Sos
sicns this afternoon gave knockout blow to boxing
exhibitions by holding J. Il. Shoemaker. ls,sss sEc
Henry rncus manager o, the Winter Circus aud Jack
Fogarty manager n: thu Ariel Arcuc Clah IN IS OOu
bali each to Keep tho aud TO of good heEayoT
and al additional 81 600 bs each for appearance al
the rext term OF court TO answer caaTGeS of keelng
disorderiy houHes,
dozen ruEiiisI and their seconds were aeld In 500
bail eHc I! ansNer charges OF Assault AMI bsi.ry sui
prizrtRh'inr
rgrtani WAS issued for stanton Albeit, tie Lnr.
!ish eBai vs;ght. Htts q UgLSdS Of the state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

Canoing on the Psssaic River losing of its in
terest at this usually dull season. The Ianthe Canoe
Club continues to add to ITS embershp. four candL
dates coming up for that honor the meeting tbi.
week: TINS wiz make nine new members since last
sPrins An eAtenhion mas been built on the OF
iheir mouse, containing . shower bath and n new
locker room. giving thereby much needed space in the
light picnic parties to Bend Viow with camp nr and
fair weather. wv" Wv -'~''s' y"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

and nrize for seconS y four or more starr nf
Outside OF tho meeting OF tho cup defenders
the principal racing Of tho cruise will be done
and best fleet that has ever sailed under the
New York Yacht Club flag In the 100 foot
onet and Fleetwing make great quintet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
A P,s.on,. Fi,sh, from Chicago.

LrrS. Mass, Aux. o.-one OF tho carrier pigeon, o.
longing to Samuel Armst.ad OF the Lynn Bon,n'
Club which liberated in Chicago July 90 ariveC
tits toft IN Lynn at Is 80 o'clock last evening
The birds number il l.. II. &. 81, and the Coulter
mark W. c. T. o. Tho fly 10 $50 .niles air line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

Percy Chubb's English 40.rater Queen Nab de-
signed by Watson. will meet the. old Hide
Austen's Ventura. and n sbe ia ms fast as tbey
say she should win easily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

Tomorrow the race for the Comm odore's
cups will be sailed. This race is for two cups
offered by Comm odore Morgan for schooners
and sloops belonging to tho club in cruising
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

tho two first named being probably the fastest
Next comes the 90 foot class. In which are
gathered the Laska. Volunteer. Atlantic. Mer
lin. Mayflower. AlceR. Sachem. and the new
Emerald. The GraylinR also belongs here. but
will not race. as she needs to be
refltted throughout The Lasca and En-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

trim. ana will be sailed over a triangular
course OF thirty miles to the eastward OF Glen
Cove and return. The Colonia and ViRilsnt
are the only two Of the cup defenders entered.
the TIVE Boston boats ressrving themselves for
the Goelet cup races of Newport on the 18th.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

erald are tho favorites in this class,
which embraces tho fastest yachts In the f,eet
but 1t Is not at all improbable that the old
own with the new boats. In the SU-f foot class
those two famous schooners Marguerite and
IroQuois will meet Co ,doro G. H. b. Hills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
oUn CHESS CORNER.

PROBLEM NO. 14e--BY J. MD1I.Er. corEN-
HAGEN. DENMARK
BLACKSMITH PIECES.
EonKA on QRta Q5. Q6. IA Ks9 sndK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

On Tuesday the cruise proper will begin.
when the feet will make the first squadron
run to Norris Cove. New Haven. From here
they will proceed to New London on Wednes-
day. whore they will pick up lot OF recruits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
wHiTE-rouRrEES PIECES
White to play and mate in two moves.


White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS NOS 147 AND 14S
j. Q-QKt j. K-K3 J. BIB 1 CHI. K-Q 2; s. XIX 8.
l. 90 Kt 8. XXX 8: 2. B-B4 ch. K-B4; 8. Q-Kt
% 1t 3. K-K5: 2. o-Kta.K -B4; 3. Boa
i. Q-QKt 8. K-B4; 2. B-Kt 8. K-o 4; 8. Ok 8.
0-QK.s K-Bs: 2. B-Kt 5 oh. K-oA s.e-K5
Correct solutions received from $. Tarsen. Newark
New YorE; 'stiIi AnMhsr. New YORK: 4 " R.chman
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Ign: Adolph schiller Now York: Herbert Yates.
Jersey Oily; Henry ", Smith. Now York +
York; Fred W. Lister. Newark. n J.: J. Levy. New
York: Nobiesse Obligs. New York: Max Gutenberg.
Brooklyn; Memo. New York Eugene Carter Boston.
Mass; New Hand. New York: 4. n Other, New
Prof. T. L. Perry. Rivefhsad. n. Y.
GREAT CHESS PLAYER.
Adolph Albin. the present champion OF
Vienna, arrived In this city last week and was
q daily visitor at the Manhattan Chess Club.
Albin has gained a great reputation in Eu-
rope principally so 10y his victory over the
hitherto invincible DR.. Tarrasch on the oc-
at bucharest on Sept. Il. 1S4a He COM
menccd to play chess at the age OF "a years.
but he was not recognized as strong player
until six or seven years ago: Albin won sew
cral tournaments Of the Vienna Chess Club.
and is known as u clever chess journalist.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30

The following list of questions is being
sent ont from the agricultural department
for the October Crop Bulletin. They 60
to more than three hundred correspondents
il all sections of the State, but the secre-
t,ry viii be much pleased TO receive replies
from anyone. Address on or before Octo-
b,r It'll. Agricultural Department, Augusta
Ne:
I. Yield OF sweet and yellow corn As compared
with last year
> Did The crop suffer from early frostsf
g. Yield of potato compared with last year
Has the rust injured the potato crop to any
extent
5. What varieties Of potatoes have been irec-
from rust. and which have suffered the least, the
rly or late planted
i ANY indications Of rot
= Have ANY farmer. in yorr vicinity used ~ ;
preparations for preventing rust, and If 50. Will
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30
Institutes In Knox County.

The Institutes for Knox county are nov
fully arranged with the following speaker.
and subjects Hope, October 9Th, fore
aoon, Corn Growing, S.los and EDsilage.
by +. S. Adams president of the board
Afternoon, Milk, Cream and the Dairy,
eks mplifed with the Babcock milk testrr
By the secretary Of the board and Prof. W
H. Jordan. dirrotor"f the sxnrinent sta
ton, Orono. Evening. Cattle Foods snt
their Relation to the Fertilization of Soils ,
by Prof Jordan.
The programme for Washington is ar
ranged the same, with same subjects ant
speakers. The meetings will be held il
Grange hall at each place and all are cor
daily invited to BE- present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30
COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!


| desperate Woman. A.
| Adah NJ. Howard.
dreadful Temptation,
A Mrs. A. McNeigh
Miller.
Death Bed Marriage, A.
| Charlotte NJ. Staple7.
| Eve. 3. Barring Gould.
Frozen Pirste, The. ".
| Clark Russell
False Start, A. II Smart
For Mamic's Sake.
Allen.
Grimm's Househf I'd
| Fairy Tales. Brothers
| Grimm.
sGuy kepmore's Wife.
| Mrs. A. Mcveigh
| Miller.
House on the Marsh,
| The. A novel. y. War
nen
Hon. Mrs. vereker, The.
"The Duchess"
Handy Andy. s. Lover.
lvanhoe. Sir Walter
Scott.
Jane Eyre. c Bronte
John Halifax, Gentle
| man Miss Muloch.
Jet. Her Face Her For
| tune. Mrs. Annie
( Edxardes.
Lady Audley'> Secret.
Miss NJ Il. Braddon.
Last OF the Mohicans,
The James Fenimore
| Cooper.
Lorna Doone. Black
more.
! Life. Remorsr, A.
| THE Duchess"
Little Nspa. Howard.
Michae ! strogoH. Verne.
Mr.. Fortescue. w.
Westa |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30
Missing.

since Tuesday evening Sept 26, Charl'-
A. Virgin. 81 years Oil. height feet
inches, weight 100 pounds, hair and ~hisk
er. brown and slightly gray. Wore mus
tn he and Il lc whi.kers, false teeth. Tia
on when last seen gray mixed suit and soi'
har. none having information as to hi
whereabouts please notify Osgood Craw-
forI. city marshal. Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30

A meeting of the Cony High School I'm
provement Society was held on Friday at
which the following officers were elected
for the ensuing school year President, c.
5. Peuingili, ~ vice presidents from three
loser classes. Cony Sturgis, 30, Lewis
Grass. %. G. ID. Whitehouse, 97 secre-
tary, Miss Louise Tracey, 95, treasurer
Miss Maud Andrews, 80 executive COM
mittee. president ana secretary ex-otiicio
Principal A. H. Brainard, Miss Reynolds,
A. : Black %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30
AN Cd Mans Darling
Mrs. A. McVeigh Nil

IAN o d Mans Darling.
Mrs. A. McVeigh NIL
Ter.
Adde'S Husband. Clay.
Allan Quartermain. IL.
, Rider Haggard.
As in a Looking Glass.
Y. c. Philips.
Arabian Nights Enter
tainment.
Atthe Worlds Mercy. A
novel. Florence War
den.
Bag Of Diamonds, The.
A Detective Story.
sRonnie Dora. Mrs.
Alex. Mcveigh Miller.
Br, ezie Langton. ii.
Smart.
bride Of the Tomb.
Mrs. Alex. Mcveigh
Miller
Camille. Alex.Dumas, jr.
On Ids History OF Eng
lsnd. Charles Dickens.
.Countess Vera. Mrs. A.
McYeigh Miller.
Dateless Bargain. A. A
novel. c. l.. Perkins.
! Deer Slayer, The.
Cooper.
Dukes Secret. The. G.
NJ. Braeme.
Deldee; or, tn" Iron
Hand. Florence
" arden.
Dori-'s Fortune. War
den.
Dark House, The: or. a
knoi Cnravelled. Fem
Dicks Wandcrings.
( StB-gis.
-Dnutly Wronged.
D Adah N. Hon arr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30

Master of the Mine, The.
Robert Buchanan.
Matt, a Tale of a Cara
van. kob, RI Buchan-
an.
N gstery Of a Hanson
Cab. Fergus W.
Hume.
Master of 'he CeremO-
MES. The. A novel.
Fem.
Molly Bawn. "1he
Duchess."
Nuns Curae, The. Rid
dell.
Old Mam'selle's Secret.
From the German of
4. Ma lit.
Oliver TWIST. Dickens
one Maids Mischief.
FEM.
Pajhti 4der The. Cooper.
PIONEER, The. cooper.
PrHir =, The. . -oper.
Prince of Darkness, A.
A novel. Florence
Warden.
sQneenie's Terrible Sc
cret. Mrs. A. McVeigh
Miller.
Reproach of Annesley,
The. $. Maxwell G'ey.
X binson Crusoe. De
Foe.
Rom ola George Eliot.
Rory O'More. y. Lover.
Kabbi's Spell, The. stu
art Cumberland.
'R0se and the Lily, The.
Mrs. A. McVeigh Mil
Ter.
she II, Rider Haggsrd.
SIX tch Book. The
Irving.
swiss Family Robinson.
The.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30

/ Struck Down. A move
Hawley Smart. p
Second Thoughts.
novel. Two volum
in one. Rhota
BrOughfon.
| Strange Gaze Of Ia
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyd.
| X. l.. Stevenson. =
Three Men in q Boa
Jerome X. Jerome
Tom Browns ecbof
avs. T b o m q
Hughes. y
Tour Of the World
Eighty Days. julie
Verne.
Twenty T housan
Leagues Under tf
Sea. Verne. /
The Two Orphans.
D'Ennery. 4
Two fears Before ~
! Mast. X II Dana, }
Under Currents. 9Th,
J Duchess" !
Vaersnt Wife, A. 4
| novel. Florence Wa
den.
Vivian, The Beauty. j..
| novel. Mrs. A. Ed
wardes. I
Witch's Head. II. Rio,
er Hsggsrd.
Willie Reilly. ". Carlt,
- ton.
Woman's Face. A
Florence Warden.
sWife's Crime. A. Mis
4 Grace Halpine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30

The report. industriou-ly circulated, that
NV .on was conditioned in his examinations
for admission to Harvard College. he
friend. will be glad to hear, was false
He entered iGhont condition and with a.
honor.
s :. LANCASTER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30
NOTICE OF D1ssoL UTIoN

The eooar,nership heretofore existing between
t.mes Fulier, Elmer T. Folsom and Henry " :
= p;as,su ,.n,i.r the firm name and style OF The
1872 Euils, Company. Is this day dissolved oy
,na,nsl consent. Henry W. Bieknell withdraw
ing from said company.
~ sna E,,ner r. Folsom. under the same name
y, -, A. n. r,tofvre, who gill settle all af-
saau,s and Claims ssains; the late drn.
NJ nsrsaus Indebted TO the late copartnershtp
= n.pisuassed 10 make immediate payment TO
he nr.' : Mt hrm as they are sa'hortxea 10 close
49, .fs >fairs Of the former company
up '"e JAMES +. FULLER,
Er.xkR T. FOLSOM.
HENAy W. BfCkNkLL.
Augusta, Aug. sist, isa.5'
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Will $500 HELD You Out? ~ ], 20 AZ X

o"er you the Sole Agency for an article that
Is w:ns.1 In Every Home aud Inslispsn-
s.Dae ~ Every Ohlee. something THAI Sell.
~ sight oth.r articles sell rapidly NJ Dow,,Ie
the irits. though net ansNversnx abe Nm :
pes nalf ." well You can make from ssOa
which II will bring a steady, I,lber.i H.,
come u properly attended to. Ladies do ns well
~ men. IN town or country. 1Sont Mis-. thi
1870 ss. Write "t once to =. W. JONES,
Manager. Springfield, Ohio.
nepty5eodlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30
BURNED TO DEATH
Horrible Fate Of Mrs. Nal
Seaman, Sunday Morning.
Was Burned to a Crisp at Her Hoi
on Court Street. |
1 sAsehiss Aeeiisai-9si lltils 0an,1s
Fire b mssss.

Early Sunday morning. at about l
O'Clock. an alarm was rung 10 from boz
ON the Granite National Bank building.
fire in the Welch house ON Court strs
occuIied by James Seaman, in which
his wife, Mrs.. Mary Seaman, lost her Ii
The alarm was rung in BY Will I.eight.
word having been brought him by NJ
Casey, who lives in the lower tenement
the house, and who had been told
Msmie Seaman that the latter's mother '
on Gre.
Among those fret on the scene vi
Nigh, Officer R,ynes, Assistant Day ri
gage Master T. J. Clark. Win Leightl
John Danton AMI +. NJ. Dean. Bosl
travelling man.
They found the house full of smoke.
no FIRE. Officer Riynes went 10 tbro3
the smoke to the rear Or bedroom and I
about in the dark, Tut found no one.
he was coming out he came across JA1
sitting "all in = heap" overcd
by the smoke, and carried him out.
T. J. Clark followed him in and ia |
front room or kitchen found the smoul4
ns body Of woman, which Clark card
,at with difficulty. The body was put VI
he sides ak outside against the bank.
Henry Plummer, Undertaken Jaquit
Issistsnt, was on hand with great prom
less and took charge Of the body, remov
/ to MIR. JAquith's rooms. Il
The DO " was found to be in terrible 4
Tito, Th., aa.L ~as hsJiv hurpaI "a,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30
Officer Leweliyn II. Jipson,

! Ten years ago ! was obliged to give up
Iousiness on account of dyspepsia For
one year | had constant pain in my
stomach and bowels, could retain but
iIittle food and that of the simplest kind.
b ran down in weight to 80 lbs.
DAITON'S SARSAPARILLA built me
'up and am now rugged man. weigh
ting lS5 pounds.
Sssparsd by 0atros saRs'pasitta CO., ar'faet Ne,
Il Use Daltons Pills and plsst@rS, also Dalton's
X Liquid Dentr,hcc tor the Teeth and Gums
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-30
AUGUSTA SAVINGS Bat.
Organized lSl8.
------ 10
BANKING ROOMS 235 WATER ST.

rausrxxs--wm. 9. Rss,srv. A,,.~.. I'M.
J, a. Aanlty, L. C. Cornish Isudaii Tsc,.n ="
nepo.its fecciscd aud piap~d o. Sstrrest n.
nr.i day OF every mouth,
iuferest paid or credited m >.,co.~, -. ~. -.
wednesday Of February aud August.
tvpoats are exempt by law from al taxes a.
accounts are strictly c0Hadcntial.
en- and minors. w.
aprai,f EnwiNC. DvrnIrv r,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-14
LEAPED FOR THEIR LIVES.

Penned in Burning House, a Father.
Mother and Three Children Jumped
From Window--Ali We're Badly In
jured.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 9.-The two
story fra me house at the corner of the
new Richmond pike and Tenny street,
occupied by Louis Wiley, blacksmith
and mis- family, was burned about 3
O'Clock this morning. The fire started
in the blacksmith shop adjoining, and
in a few minutes it had enveloped the
residence, completely penning in the
family. The only way to escape from
the burning house was through a win
dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley, with three chill
dren, leaped to the ground. Harvey
Wiley, aged l6 years, had his right arm
broken, spine injured and was crushed
internally. Henry Wiley, aged S, head
and left leg bruised, and injured inter.
naily. Their injuries may prove fatal.
Louis Wiley, aged 39, left knee bruised,
lace and hands badly burned. Lolita
Wiley, aged IS, burned about head and
body, badly bruised, and may possibly
have inhaled fire. Mary Wiley, IA
months, head cut and body bruised.
-Four other children were rescued by
the tiremen uninjured. The ire is sup
posed to have been Of incendiary origin.
Inc buildings are q total loss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-14

KANSAS CITY, KAs., Sept lit ia
six days until the opening of the Chero.
lsee strip, and yet there is already a
bread famine in Arkansas City. Last
night loaf of bread could not be Dur
chased at any price. II was not there.
The bakers Of Wichita and Winfield
were called upon and will hereafter aid
in meeting the demand that will in.
crease during the coming few days.
The trains arriving at this place yes
terday morning consisted of 10 coaches
each, loaded not only inside but on the
platforms and steps until they resembled
huge street cars at the close of business
hours. Teams that passed through
Topeka 10 days ago made their appear.
ance yesterday morning, being the
advance of an army that will swell the
numbers here to thousands. For some
unaccountable reason the great rush APP
pears to be for the east end of the strip
where, while the lands are good, there
are already present dozen men to each
quarter section.
A novel feature of the rush will be
the bicycle race from the line south of
this point. Fifty-four persons, 80 of
whom are women, have signified their
intention to enter the race and are get.
ting their pneumatics in order. They
will each carry n canteen Of water, a
small lunch and blanket and will roll
out over lines already selected, in order
to escape the sand and rough places.
They are all here and are practicinc
daily in order to harden themselves for
the race.
In addition to these number of
wheelmen are assembling at Orlando,
from which point they propose to make
the 12-mile run to Perry. Some of the
Kansas City and Topeka wheelmen
came in on the train yesterday morning.
They were compelled to abandon the
road at Wichita and ship their wheels
because of the constantly increasing
numbers of wagons biockading their
way.
-Four men were overcome by exposure
to the suns rays, yesterday, and had to
be hauled back to the city, where they
are now under treatment. Two Of them
will recover, while doubt are expressed
as TO the other two. This is but the be-
ginning, rs there will be six more days
of this exposure.
1t is impossible TO approximate the
actual number out in this bleak prairie
land, but there cannot be less than
5000, and apparently none of the camps
are broken or diminished.