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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-20
CAPTAIN MADE A MISTAKE
.
But Subsequently R1ctihed II in a Decidedly
Satisfactory Manner.

B0sToS. july ig.-Captain Charles ..
Derriil of Jiddeford. Me, had hardly
= arted out Of the Market National bank
yesterday Sheu he was accosted by man
Who at CAGE entered upon a conversation
with I'm Que Of his first queries was 10
asi. the captain where he hailed from, and
1nding it was from Biddeford, told him
that the postmaster at that place was an
intimate friend Of his. and that on the re-
turn of Captain Derrill he would be
greatly Obliged if he would take back
some presents, which he would give him.
to the postmaster Willing to oblige, the
Maine man said that he would gladly do
so.
The stranger suddenly remarked to the
captain: "Oh, say, can you change 800
lilip" Captain Derrili could not. but re-
marked that he had $500 or 800 and at
the same time drew the roll from his
pocket.
Seeing the money, the stranger remarked
that that would do Just rs well and asked
Derrill to let him have some money for a
few minutes Derrill counted o.t s;.!5S aud
handed it To him. They then crossed to
the other side of the street. and the con-
bttute man h~keh lut captain W "aib a
moment while he went up stairs and
fixed matters all right
After he had parted with his money
Derrill wished that he had not and tried
10 find the man. But he could not. He
learntd that he had gone through an Office
and out another door. The captain =
traced his steps and ran directly INTO -
confidence man. who tried TO run away
Derrill struck the man, Telling him to
the ground. Derrill then jumped on him
and held him pinned until Patrolman
Curtis placed him under arrest
He WAS taken to the Court square sta
ton, where he was recognized rs being
George ii. Appieby. alias George II. Cur
tbs, well known confidence man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-20

WSH IHJfdH" pt'Sts.
Wooden works at Woonsocket, r. l., are
to shut down.
A half-witted man attempted to poison
a family at Scituate, r. I.
The estate of the late Judge Blatchfort
is estimated at s4,000,0n0
George D. Gilman of Hyde Park, Vt.
was drowned while bathing
Charges are made against Warden Judd
of the Holyoke Mass almshouse
Fred Barnum, disappointed in love, at
tempted suicide at Worcester, Mass.
Several milk dealers in Boston were
fined SO each for adulterating milk
The city of Manchester, n. H.. has
foated and 5 per cent bonds at par
Walter L'Espersnce OF South HadIev
Falls, Mass. was drowned while bathing
The Saco, Me Free Baptist church has
extended a call to Rev Thomas H. stacy
of Auburn.
Hon. George A. Marden states that he is
not a candidate for lieutenant governor OF
Massachusetts,,
Harry A. MeNally, collector of the port
of Saco. Ne, has appointed James B.
Mari deputy sheriff.
l. B. Mills, prominent farmer of Searls
Mills. in Chelsea, Me-, was killed by fall
ing from load and breaking his neck
George Martin was run over In the
Somersworth On. H. freight yard. and had
his left leg cut off and right foot crushed.
Maud Snos, an inmate of the Haunted
Rock" road house near Pontiac, r. l..
was burned to death by the explosion Of a
lamp.
The Everett (Mass.1 Republican city
committee says the candidate to the gen
sral court should he nominated in conven-
sion and not By petition.
DIR. W. H. Puifori, who was in Jail in
New Haven, charged with causing the
death of Nellie Nesbit Of Anson1a BY a
Grim mai operation, was released on 500
bonds
Old Colony stock holders have accepted
the provisions Of the Legislative acts Of
1so9, relative to their rod, md authorized
the directors to cany out thsas psovi.
aionA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-20

It is strange that so many people neglect
to care for their feet who devote considera-
bile time To their hands. 1t is quite certain
I hat Germs. buuions aud other affections of
the feet are mote often due to such neglect
than improperly shaped shoes or any other
cause. Probably one of the most injurious
habits Of the time is the wearing of close
shoes of india rubber. When rubber is
needed, a slip rubber, which covers only the
bali of the foot. is much more wholesome
than a higher shoe and gives almost as
much protection. A heavy calfskin shoe
with stout heel, however. is the most
wholesome foot covering for walking and
will be found impervious to water if fire.
auently oiled These shoes should he kept
for damp weather.-New York Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-20

Canton Grange celebrstsd ladies' day
Jnly sth. Mrs. j. II. French astsa a.
master AMI conferred the lasf tso degrees
on six csndi ,ates ia clear and impressive
way. The oiher l.'iiss performed the Z
daties in an able nanner. Ali naarches. 70
the table bounfifuiiy loaded With good
things that farmers sites know how to
prepare After al IA eat. n fisey retusn~si
to the hsli snd hsf@a@d 70 mu-ic y the
choir, rsSiidg bs Ats in, u. Il. Fa.id..
recttatiops bs l.. n. HGss, Il Grace : .ii--
snI irt Ru--. Ii. II gSs vo'.d . ha e
field day first Saturday IN August 81 ssvts.-
er ard Sister Frenca's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-20
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

F. G. Hastings has sold the stallion
Matchmaker to George Lewis, a Boston
tailor for 500. Being financially embar
rassed he offers his remaining stock and
Farm at low figures. He has two vearlinp
colts by Matchmaker. One of these, Hast
ings, is brother to Young Matchmaker.
he other, Lee, by Matchmaker dam by
Lothair. lie also offers the mare Margaret
and the well known Little Mac"
Geo. S. Murchie has very fine 3-yrar-
old colt by Dictator Chief, dam Nellie NJ
by Daniel Boone. He is in G. II, n, lsou-
hands now at Old Orchard, and young
saw him 20 full mile in 9 81 he has H.
cense to go fast. as Nellie NJ. has a mark Of
81 Il and Dictator Chief a mark of 2 n
i-2.
John D'Aihenay of Vassalboro has got
brood mare which will make him wealth,
says the Spirit of the Hub
The breeding season will now last about
Ave weeks that is the active season for stud
horses. There has been So far a !, Rht Ser
vice caused by the drop in prices last fall
md winter, or the bursting of the boom.
There is now reaction. The good stall.
ions, howcyeI, have been in fair d. m md
Make il a rule to examine every animal
IF the horse kind closely at least once a
lay while at pasture, then il they get in
lared they can be cared for before innan-
nation sets in. Don't get on stone wall
II stump ami count them AMI mink they
ire all right because you see Them feeding
quarter of milo away, but go up tn
hem AMI see if there are any wounds on
ny part of them. 1t takes time, but it
ill pay, even If you are compelled 10 hire
n extra MANUSCRIPT of the Hub.
The Creator has taken the greatest ear.
. make the whole hoof as light as possible. |
Happy thought, saws man. "Let MS haag |
pound or so on each boot and make ,h, !
orse waste his strength in lifting it," "Hr |
IA. male the wall exceedingly stronz -
Happy thought. Let us weaken it hy |
emitting il awsy.' lie has made the wall As |
aearly as hard as iron. "Happy thought |
Let US soften it by 'stuffing." He has fur
1ished the hoof with an elastic pad called |
ihe frog" so As to prevent any Jar when |
;he horse steps. Happy thought! Let
az cut away the pad and make the horses
Weight come upon ring of iron Again,
the sole Of the hoof has been formed arch |
wise Of successive layers Of Exceedingly |
hard horn. Il bids defiance to hard and
objects. So the sole inspire. |
Us With another happy thought "Ie, US
pare it so thin that it not only cannot resist
the pressure of the horses weight upon
, stone. but that it yields to the pressure /
If the human thumb" The eor1nary ring.
from which the fibres Of the wall are secret
d. is guardei By penthouse of hair,
rhich causes vet - shoot off as it dos
from the caves Of house. "Happy
thought Let US snip away the hair ard
e, the water make it. way into the eoronaIy
ring So after working bi. sweet will
lpon the hoof MAN eoBders at its weak
ness and lays down the stupid axiom that
One horse can wear out four sets of legs.
xhieh is equivalent to saying tina, the
Creator did not know iIpr to make horse.
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~
exhibit assured Especially in the
line of Maine industries may IA
large increase BIZ looked for, the
officers recognizing the fact that in bring
ing out these they will promote materially
the prosperity of the State. The painting
the eutire building, of the society, and
repairs made, add much to the
appearance of the grounds, and must adj
also To the attendance. No feature is be-
ing neglected which can increase
the value of the Maine State
Fair in promoting the welfare aud
prosperity of the State of Maine, The aim
has been. il. and rim he, to make 1t conf
plete exhibition OF Maine products, Name
crops, Maine stock and Maine Industries.
As such ii merits hearty support and patron
age, and for this reason we urge that the
dates, Sept. 18th. 9Th, eth and sth, be set
apart for Il vacation season to be spent at
the Maine State Fair, Those wishing to
exhibit or compete should send for premium
lists AMI particulars to q. NJ. Twitcheit'
Augusta, Ne.
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81 IElE6lNP ].
nAmpolpm-s cEnrEIsssIAL



RAxpoEPH, Mass, July ia-This town
Il today eelebrzsing its io)th birthday IN
grand style The public buildings are
beautifully adorned with bunting and
show some marvellous examples OF the
decorators ART The leading merchants.
As we'll as estizens, hare entered into the
spirit OF the occasion, and this pioneer
boot and shoe town presents today an
enviozs scene Of beauty.
The program II exercises WAS As follows:
Ealute Al sunrise, SD a m. bicycle race;
10 H., exercise by school children; la-n
= rn.. foot race; 1889 a m. parssis in or
der a. follows: Police. band. Horace Niles
post Grand Army. battery, town officers.
invited guests. Rising Star lodge 81 o. y.
F., St. Mary's Y. n c. l. A.. band, ire
department, trades
Dinner was served in the tent upon the
return OF tie procession The exercises
consisted u an address Of welcome by Hon.
j. W Belcher, president Of the day; his
sorical address by John Y. Beal, followed
By addresses by Lieutenant Governor
Woleott, Hon. Elijah A. Morse and other
diguitaries- At the close Of the exercises
BaIdwin's Cade= band gave . concert in
the tent.
The Randolph brass band gave con
cert on Alden field This Was followed
By game Of baseball between the Eiliotts
Of Randoiphs and Hoibrooks OF Hol-
brook 4 salute of 100 guns will be fired
Al sunset A promenade concert and ball
will be held in the evening, closing the
festivities Of the day.
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GYPSY MOTHS ARE BUSY.
Trees Being Ruined In the Vicinity OF Salem
and Marhleheld.

SALEM, Mass, July l9.-In spite Of the
good work accomplished by the Massa-
chusetts commission in exteruiaating the
gypsy moths these pests are working sad
havoc among the trees in Essex county.
Some Of the moths appeared on II tail
maple tree on Barr street, North Salem,
and within week destroyed every leaf on
il and left the tree as barren of foliage As
In the middle OF winter. From this tree
they spread to other parts of the city and
over into the adj joining town of Peabody.
Nothing has be- n done thus far To prevent
bleir spreading.
Atout two weeks ago the moths made
their appearance in Marblehead Oh the
shore of the Salem harbor, and at point
near what is known as Saugus Head.
There seemed to be few OF them at first,
but within few days they had spread
over large orchard OF apple trees, which
how are practically ruined In many
other parts Of the town there has been
some damage done by the pests.
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New YORK Produce MARKET.

Nsw YORK. July ~
FLoun-keceipts, 4i,aie pkgs: exports. a3il
bt,s 2d,iia sacks. ruos. $500 pkgs; market
dull weaA. ollie ed freely; -------------------
,o~ eA;rap. {. yl,.l rs, tity mills s5a3 No. CITY
mile patents, i5si so. winter wheat low
grades, Us 4 As. fair to fancy, , i5 a ~
patents. 3 i0a4 co -MtuBeeota clear, 50aS o. ,
,trnghs. 81 90, patents. iooa ii. ~.
mixtures, NaA 70, sup.rhne 76a2 70. bne. 20
u 10
RYE tlorn- quiet. steady.
CORN MEAL
RYh-duu, aominal, Western. 57a5fs.
BAhLhr- dull steady ;--NO Western.
0as0 state, o5aso, No. = Toronto, sias5.
BAILEY MMr-quiet. steady; western soasl
wo rowed state 7oa11. .,x-sowed state soas', MY
made Canada lO0al0h.
WHrAT-Rece,ts. 10. so bush exports, 10, is6 /.
iae-, %960t0, fairly hclINe for export. iai Liver,
weak;
40 r,a, .'or. and elevator, .o"--,
NO, spnng 77sa7s, NJ. | northern -ls7i !,
Va. 2. northern, 50a 0; no Q Milwaukee s0la?0S :
No, RED, d, Nos spring soiasoi, ungfaded
ed, 72.a33i.
D"rs itroe.pts ej,Gp: exports, 81 ,v76 sales,
1000 dull, easier ;------
W /, 6oi.--, ecvato, 4sia-. ailost; No.
:. 4aiaiN., elevator. i"lHi9i lob; i9iais.. aioat :
No. !. iy,a. l"anri ,ao"t a, yellow, %, .
degraded mixed. idluisl; steamer mixed. All ,
w. white, 81.
uArs- k.cluf. 1900, exports, al bash;
s".2, 20 'idi, dU ahil. 3ss3si, No. 2 Chicago
Ha31, No = --.:i5, % shrr, 37u37i, mike /
ars.crn, s6ai7s, do hite. aSai5 eh.'e stat !.
t-Iij
BtrF-Iurt steady,
BEEF Hans dull.
LhHb-gGi,t, lower --------------W ester
'"'u Closed at f@lu, -; sales les ~
SIS -~; cut. ~ % - sal tic
Refined. doll, lower; continent. sIo.t5; s A
go 20; and I. -
PORK quiet, lower. old mess AI375b
as; new mess, 3l5.75akf rs; extra prime
nominal
BurIER-Bberal supply ,lower;------------
Western dairy ldials; do creamery l5ali do
factory. l5aai7,; Elg,n. 20is2l; rolls. Penn
reamery. 1880, do factory. l7a23.
CHEESE moderate demand ,trm state large
white, sia9 do coiored, 9sa9; du snail, SAIL ;
IL me oiite, ioa-. old, -. 40 whtr, iUalUt
part skins. old l. 81, do new ias; toll -siiu- Inl
PETROLEUM quiet, steady; United S1..
CofttK-Rio. dull, steady, N07, I7inl7I
sr@AH-raw, caster, quiet, refined, .iu..t, -eud ,
No !. loaf, No. p-l6a ~.
"A 3l6, No. 8. l5-l6a5A, No. iil'6.,
No. 8, 34a4 iai6, 40. o. ll.I'aI
No. 10, 4sat - 10, No. II, I9l6 !. 5,
u, 4 . l6a---; No. Is. I "a. of, a b u ~ b g..
mould 4, . sal l3 Ii, standard. a : liza 81
c"niectioners. al ltaJ,; cut loaf, q q d
crushed, jIa6 lie, powdered. 3 lis u gran
alated 3 i6a5s. cubes 1i.isa5j others IN
changed
4t~'s'ts to Liverpool. market. hrmrr, fan
demand.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. July ~.
II orh easy, nominaiy lowe.
NhtAI-weHk, lower - No. 2 spring, 9.
a6ti No. Z rra 6ls64,.
CbRN-lower, No. I, 3gIa
oAts- lower, No. Z. via,
shlte, 32sa-. No. whit'. <sia.
kYE--no u, isls-
BAHLEY-No. Z, nominal.
FiAxTFFt--no =. lOla.
PORK steady, tiS,75 h II.
tAPI- ste ady. s2.d7las9i0.
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Twill Be a Grand One.

New YORK, July l9-O-car Hammer
stein, owner of the Manhattan Opera
house, and Roster Il Bial have formed a
corporation which takes the Manhattan
Opera house aud converts it into what Is
claimed will be the most gorgeous and
commodious music hail in existence, far
surprising the famous Empire and Al
hambra of London.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-20

j. Sterling Morton, secretary Of sgricul
ture, speaking Of the general condition Of
crops throughout the country said that there
was every indication of an abun LAM har.
vest. Corn, hay ami oats, he thought
would be produced in unusually large
quantities. and larg supplies of these pro-
auctions would be shipped to foreign coun-
tries.
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PAssAic y, j., July 10. Julia Cavora,
IS years old. was standing near a loom In
the Botany Worsted mill when n Shutt.
dew loose and struck her IN the throat
Ste eli to the floor. wa, seized W h con.
vulsion<, aud died in a few miuu,es III,
blow from the flying shuttle left not tn.
slightest mark on the skin. She died from
fright
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-20

A small bouquet, some little gift As a
surprise. an outing planned or the offer to
read to her while she sews and the always
grateful courtesies that you show every
other woman will be 10 times doubly ap-
preciatei by the wife. 1t isn't the cost that
counts with her 1t is the motive, and even
though you do spend an extra dollar ortwo
on unnecessary tribes, as you deem them,
your reward will be in the Frightening eyes
aud eontepted face Of the woman who re
ceives them Philadelphia Times
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CHICAGO, July 19.-prrsident Higgin-
bothan has issued an order TO close James
j. CoIbett', athletic exhibition on the
Midway Plaisance, but SO far the show
people have Ignored il.
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psrxAysp Bra .s1grED FRIEND.

8~AsNA N ~ ~" -
lady Who had suffered for Year,
With . complication OF diseases,
was suddenly and marvelously re-
stored to perfect health. Thinking
Inst she might mako her fortune BY
keeping the secret Of her recovery
10 herself she resolved to do so,but
in An unguarded moment she con-
fded it to . trusted friend, and nov
All the World knows that LONDON
ToN1c Pills arc tho Sovereign
Remedy Of tho Ago for Bilousness,
Indigestion, Constipation, Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, Female Weakness,
and al forms Of Kidney Diseases.
Possessing wonderful medicinal
properties and being scientifically
compounded, strength and vigor is
impaired TO the whole system by
their use. Hundreds testify 70 their
great merit. Manufactured and
guaranteed by the G. A. PRICE Co..
Richmond, Maine.
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The many intricaeies OF the Episcopal
service and paraphernalia are stumbling
block to most outsiders. At lately given
colonial reception the stage was graced.
among others. with a patriarchal looking
person in bishops surplice. The notion
had never occurred to the managers that
the Clergy do not air their lawn and stoles
at a social function. New York Times,
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EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEED.
A sur FOR 500 900.
Russell Sage Charged With Betraying Della
keeazn Under Promise Of Marriage.

NEW YORK, July 10 The fact that Rus
tell ; ,ge is de etdsnt in a suit to recover
SlB0uO0 for betrayal under promise of mar
riage WAS revealed by proceedings III
Judge Bookstaver's part of the court OF
common pleas. The case came up on u
motion, which was denied by the court,
that an order extending the defendants
time in which To file an answer be vacated.
The complaint in the case was served
April ~ last, and a partial answer was
filed j une 70.
Several conflicting motions have been
made Ia the court apparently for the pur-
pose of cOncealing from the public the
nature of the action.
The Plaintiff In the Case
is Miss Della X egan of 435 West Thirty
ninth street. In her complaint, which was
served April y last, she states that she
came 10 this country from Ireland in 1868.
Her sister was then employed as cook IN
Russell Sagc's home, and Miss Della went
there to stop temporarily with her while
she was looking for a situation. she
alleges that Mr.. Sage, who was at that
time a widowtr there betrayed her under
promise Of marriage, and that he even was
coguizant of a criminal operation that was
afterwar.i performed.
1t is allcgei in the complaint that he &C
cumpanicd her to the house OF a notorious
female docire>s on Fifth avenue aud
waited outside until the operation WAS
concluded No reason is given why the
plaintiff allowed period of % years to
elapse b fore bringing the present action.
Russell Sage said that he would leave
all explanations to his lawyers ii. 5.
Bernett.
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.setu Advertisements,
AN~S1' i
HAIR SAlShM

t'esasrs sod hcsatt;io ths IA. |
I n'na,ses ta,uEsat sas,i
Never fai,s TO Restore rr,i
HAIR TO ita Youtksui Co,e,S
Csares scAip di>ssss h saiF .Lus '
SIC. and tl IL, At nf,ss....
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Nr. Drexel's FsaeraI.

PHILADELPHIA, July l9-The body OF
Anthony J. Drexei arrived at New York
yesterday on the steamship Kaiser VII
helm IL The body was put on u special
train. which started Immediately for this
city The funeral took place At 10 o'e pck
this morning from Mr.. Drexei's late resi-
dence Mir. Drexe, died very suddenly Of
apoplexy at Carlsbad.
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COLUMBIA. = C.. July - The weekly
crop bulletin Of South Carolina contains
the following in reference to the cotton
crop in mi, state: Many reports ARE 10
the effect that the crops have not been
burnt as bad i'll years and poor cotton Is
firing AT the bottom and blooming AT the
top, making gloomy outlook for the crop.
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NEW 1oRK, July 19.-Comp roller of
the Currency James Eckel. WAS a guest
Of his predecessor A. p Hepburn at the
dinner Of the Union League club last
evening In the course Of speech Mr..
lcke!+ said nothing is to be taued by
taking on fright that Is unwarranted by
either the Immediate past or the inn
mediate futu
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PrrrssURG. Kan. July iS-Ar Itch
field snrse men went bacS TO work yest-r-
day. A COMMITTEES Of miners pleaded with
them TO stop work. bot it did no good A
nua.ber Of women then went to the men
aud asked them TO stop. This Was refused.
aud the women began throwing missiles
at them. This was too much for the men
aud they piekes: up their tools and beat .
nasty RETREAT
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Killed by Pharmacies.

CHICAGO, July 1a-The dead body o.
Michael Twohy 10 years Of age. was found
in the Calumet river. He was last seen
alive playing with four other boys A
PLAYMATE informed the police that his
companions had told him that they had a
quarrel with young Twohy and that they
had drowned him. The four young muir
derers have male their escape.
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,lo-t PeopIe Read Too Much.

The majority of people who read at all read
too much and think too little. falling into
the error to which Schopenhauer alludes
when he says that the safest way of having
no thoughts of our own is to take up
book every moment we have nothing to do.
Chambers Journal
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The "spiderr Sen, 10 Prison.

BosroN, July BIKE O'NeiI Weir,
pugiiist and jockey was tried yesterday
for an assault committed last May upon
James c. McCabe, Harvard medical
student He was found guilty and sen
tenced to four months imprisonment In
the house Of correction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-20

WORCESTER. Mass, July l9-Fdwari
Cunningham, who is held on suspicion for
the murder of William Baxter in Holden,
was not arraiened yesterday on account
OF the absence of STATE Detective Murray
who has been following clues in Vermont
and looking up the stories which Cunning
ham tells
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Two Good Battles Coming on.

CHICAGO, July i9.-rhe Columbia Ath-
lriic club has signed George Dixon and
Soliy smith 10 fight for the featherweight
championship Of the world. The contest
will lie for purse Of $500 and possibility
OF a side bet of $500 each. Johnny Griffin
and George johnson were also matched
for purse of s5lED and side bet of SatsG.