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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
GREAT RACING
At Opening Of Season at Gravesend
Track, Long Island.
Diable. the Favsrits. Wen Breekiya Handicap
and cssl $4,000.

GRAvEsESp, L. l., May l5.-The racins
season 10 New York state opened here To-
day under the auspices Of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club. The weather was fine and
the track in good condition. The prineipa
event, the Brooklyn handicap, attracted 81
attendance of 10000.
TIE betting WAS lively. The handicap
today was guaranteed to be worth S25 .00O
The winner gets SIS 900. the second hors,
5000, and the third 5000 Distance,
ting on Diablo was 80 to l.; Lamplighter
to 5; Leonaweli, 10 to /.
At the start Terrifer -hot to the front
remaining there until the back stretch
when Leonawell took the lead by two
lengths. All through the back stretch al
the horses were running well together
within striking distance of the leader.
Turning into the home stretdh Diable
Lamplighter, Judge Morrow and Hume
moved up and joined the leader. A des-
perate and highly exciting drive ensued
The horses were running almost head and
head all through the stretch.
Less than quarter of furlong from
the wire Diablo began to draw out, and
soon getting clear of the others, won the
grand race by length and half Lamp
lighter beat the tired but game Leonawall a
neck for second place.
The winners time; Quarter, 25 -
half, 0-jl; three-quarters, Liz; mile, u
l2; mile and quarter, 2.09.
Diablo's victory elected no applause.
The silence was deep and oppressive.
Straight mutual tickets on Diablo paid
S29450.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
MAINE PEOPLE.

Rev. George d. Lindsay was appointed
at the recent session of the Maine confer
ence az fraterual delegate to the general
Of Maine.
Captain William P. Thompson. ex-candi-
date for Congress. will edit and Charlie. S.
Bickford. formerly of the Bruins ick Tele-
graph, will manage the Belfa.t Age during
litor Pendletons absence as consul to
Pictou.
Mr.. Isaac Mcclellan, the ohlest repre-
sentative OF the native poets of Maine. will
be 81 years old next Sunday, and his
friends are to celebrate his anniversary at
Greenpoint, Long Island, NY He was
born in Portland, May 81, 1906, and is
descended on his fathers side from the we'll
known Scotch-Iri.h family of Mcclellan.
Can't Saul C. Higgins of Gorham, passed
his ninesy-ninth birthday Thursday, May
llth. He is the last of a family Of ten
chiliren-a family remarkable for their
longevity, two of them living to the ages of
81 and ~ respectively; one reached the
eighty seventh mile stone, and two were 75
a; the time of their death. Uncle Saul. a.
he is caliel, IL probably the oldest pension
er as well a. the oldest person il the State.
and there are but few older pensioners in the
United States. He received recently from
the General Society of the War of 1919. at
Philadelphia, Pa, souvenir badge of that
war in which he served. Taking into con-
.iderasion his physical condition. Mr.. Hig-
gins Ids fair to enjoy many more birthdays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
STATE NEWS.


ASsAI BOkO.
Mrs. John Gates and sister of Portland.
Oregon are visiting here. Mrs. Gates was
a Vassalboro girl, the daughter of Samuel
Scales. She left home when quite young
to visit her sister in Portland, Oregon, and
there formed an acquaintance with John
Gates, a highly respected gentleman and
chief engineer of locomotives and man of
wealth and mayor of the city of Portland,
and after an acquaintance of six months
they were married. She has four children.
She is now widow She left home in
1867. She is delighted to see her old
friends and has subscribed for the KESNE-
nEc Journal for the purpose of reading
the locals. She was great favorite with
the girls.--Thc body of Joseph
Young was brought from Oakland
for burial here FriJay.-Mrs.
Edward Breck of North Vassalboro
who has been insane for several years, and
has been in the hospital a few years, has
been returned to the hospital. Through
the last winter she seemed different and
more retired to her chamber, but cooked
the food for the family and attended to af-
fairs about the house. Thursday Mr..
Brick toll her that she must clean up her
room. Friday morning she arose earlier
| than usual and building fire
made few quarts of Cruel
and " hen il was boiling hot, she took it in
one hand and in the other hand a quantity
of red pepper and went into Mr.. Brecks
room, where he was in bed and threw the
pepper into his face, and then the Cruel,
which made bad scald over his face and
one arm.
, SoIru CutNA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
BOWDOIN ATHLETES
Who Will Compete in Wor-
cester tournament.
Drunken John L. Sullivan Kicks a
0ne-Armed Man,
And Sleeps In County tail at Bangor, Hon
day wight

BRUsswfcs. May i5.-t Special. - Fol
loving are the entries made by B0wdoin
College for the annual field day of the
New England Intercollegiate Athletic
Association, to be held at Worcester, Mass.
May 81 Carleton, 80. half mile run and
hammer throw Soule, 20, mile run; Kim
ball, u, hammer throw and putting shot
Jones, 93, ito yard dash and broad jump
French, %. broad jump Bates, 90, put
ting shot Brown 96. 100 yards and 220
yard dashes Doherty. '9j, 100 yard and
220 yard dashes Jackson. '35, mile walk !;
knowlton, '95, one half mile run; T..
Thomas, -, mile walk With this team
of track ani field athletes Capt. Carleton
hopes To make good showing for the first
year of the college in the association, even
il not many points are won. The annual
college field day will be held in June, aud
it seems probable that half dozen or
more Bowfloin records will be smashed, as
several have already been broken in prac-
tice.
The ball team will make quite an active
campaign this week. playing league games
with Colby and NJ. s. c., Wednesday and
Thursday, at Wstervilie and Bangor respec-
lively with Maine Central Institute at
fittsdeld, Friday, and probably an exhibi-
ton game with Colby in Augusta, Saturday.
The team is weakened by the loss of
Pitcher Harrington, who is reported sick at
his home IN Augusta.
The annual tennis tournament is now IN
progress. The large number who entered
are gradually being tbinned out and the
finals will soon settle the championship,
which will probably be the same as last
year.
The Bowdoin College Republican Club
at recent meeting elected the following
officers for the ensuing year President,
Elias Thomas, ,Jr., "a; vice president, +.
W rickard, 81 and C. M.LeightoD, 9i re
cordDg secretary, X. II. Baxter, "a; cor
responding secretary, J. II. Roberts, %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16

The London Stock Exchange Closed IN .
| Very Excited State.

LoSpoS, May 1.-THE official hour Of
closing left the stock exchange feverish
and excited over the developments of the
day. Three defaulters have been posted.
and is known that the fourth and most I'M
portant failure was deferred until to-
morrow. Dealings in the street proceeded
from bad to worse, and ended in feeling
that might fairly be called panicky.
Besides the Australian collspses amongst
which the failure of the Commercial Bank
ing Company, Sydney, was the gravest yet
announced, the reported gold shipments to
New York, and advices of lower prices in
Wall street, added to the depression.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
IT COST READING
lust SI.503.000 to Make the 3. & N. and
NY. IN. E. Stock Deals.

PHILADELPHIA. May l5.-Isaac l.. Rice,
formerly the Reading Railroad representa-.
tive in London. who examined the com.
pany's books In the interest of the bond
holders, tonight made public the result OF
his examinatlou of the Boston & Maine and
New York & New England stock trsnsac-
tons.
In summing up his report, Mr.. Rice say
the loss TO the company on the Boston &
Maine stock transaction amounts to oycr
S925 600 and on the New York & New
Englsnd, S57s 900, considering the collat'
eral used as obligations of the company
now outstanding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
A GRAND BANQUET
Given by the uterati Society Of Keats Hill
Base Ball.


kfSTs IlILL, May 10 Special The
Li,erati Society of the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary ;p,n,u,a,ea , ,ew cu.tom las,
'i'''9 e'e''s' !" ''"'o' Vi It's si''u"'''s
members OF the class of %.
Promptly at p. NJ, President A. I.
e,,;,t,. ,,,ra; sau .nd ,ho .oo;o.,.
caIled 10 ords- banio soIo va ,bsr
,,,yan hv NocL a,J S,n5lev ,f,er which
q -fr,;n, oneo;rg aaI,oss 10 W II kor-
,,isnn rba cn,nnanr ,han aa;orrnaa ~
,,,, ha,o,,ot x,hara a vow, ,,oasar, ror,;or
nf ,ha oran;,y was anon, IN dsnoy,ng of
Tho ,,,orr 5aI;o.c;as rr,Iar ,rh;rh ,ha ,,bio
fa;rly, ,ros,ed
Ag,i, tho ,ounarv was c,,lad IN order
: A Merton introduced "a toast master
,nJ toasts ware ,esnopded to bv tho fol'
ioa;,,,
..Far,;s- p.vs os N. I;terot;- prof
Trata,ha,. ..Tha n,,;as IS j., ,,a,,ha- 70
IIis or IT. Son;a,," PIE n u Eoora
"A ;t,Ia nj, rs Exrar,apca, r. + Ca
r,,1. nv Tarsay K,a,r nv par
~ IIoi,. .Jrc;5orts of Ny S,rJar, re-
Ka,t's u,Ii" W Trefotbor. .4Tbe
Past Present and Eutnre of the Societv-
I 4 I-rdarronl. .tAdd-oss to Sen;ors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
HEAVY FAILURES
Are Still the Order Of the Day in
Western States.


MINNEAPOLIS, May l5.-The Northwes-
tern Guarantee Loan Company is embar-
rassed owing to financial stringency. The
company's stock is 81 200 900. II owns a
81 200, 600 building in which the offices are
located and holds as collateral and in fee
simple, \ large amount or real estate prop
erty here, at Chicago and elsewhere.
Its business was loaning commercial
paper on sufficient collateral. and guarsn-
teeing of the paper. 1t has $1,000 900 OF
this paper, and the refusal of its patrons to
take up or renew the notes precipitsted the
trouble.
If the company suspends. it will not do so
for several days. II is believed in business
circles that ultimately the company will pay
in full.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
FRENCH Troops
On German Frontier Being Rendered aa6
military Lines Strengthened.

BERLIN, May l5,--The Wolf news
agency asserts. on semi-otiicial authority.
that a reinforcement of French troops
stationed on the eastern frontier of France
is proceeding with method and regularity.
The French government, according to
the same authority, is likewise extending
and strengthening the military lines adjoin-
ing the German frontier and planning with
a view to prompt and effective concentra-
ton.
Barracks at the entrenched camp at Yer
dan have been greatly enlarged. At Epi-
nan two new barracks have been built.
The Frankfort Ieitung, commenting
upon these statements declared that the re-
ports are evidently intended to influence the
electors in the coming elections for the
Reichstag in favor of the candidates who
will support the army bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Portland Man Struck on Head by a Heavy
| Block and Killed.

PORTLAND, May l5.-Joseph Anderson,
60 Adams stree, was instantly killed this
morning. He was at work at Deakes
wharf on the barkentine Hattie Il. Dixon,
for James H. Boyd, the rigger, and was
aloft with Mr.. William Foxton sending 9
down the topmast, when the chain broke.
The block struck Anderson on the head and
he fell to the deck. When his fellows
reached him he was dead
The physician was not needed for An
derson, but Foxton, whose hands we're
caught by the topmast was cared for and
taken to the Maine General Hospital where
four fingers were amputated from his right
hand and three from his left hand
Mr. Foxton suffered unutterable torture
during the half hour which passed before
another block could be sent aloft and
riggel to raise the topmast from his fl myers
which were practically jammed from his
hands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
Maine Postal Changes.

WasHrSGros, May l5.--B. NJ. Rowe
has been appointed postmaster at Gaorga-
town vice Warren C. Todd and n. II
Bickford, West Bowdoin, vice AIonzd
Parinton.
These special postal services in Maine
are discontinued
Bail y island, Cumberland county. from
Portland. From June 30, 1893, on route
1883.
Cliff island, Cumberland county, from
Portland. From June 80, 1898, on routs
Ipsq
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
R.ilroad and Steamboats,.
ZANE CENTRAL RAILROAD
...s, 9, r,siss Ia esee. Apr. 20, fsss.
TnRoUcH TRAINS.

.~rsc WgsTsS A. NJ for Lssis.or
ee. Kocs!ss1, Portland. Boston sa@
ySse IA 10 a. NJ ior BrpDs.isx. L<sistoI
ess..a ess.s...a' aeekiaHd, Portland and Bosiof
t1s.s lar watt Mountain fctns and sl'ls
ses, "A nd i4s r. n. Tor Brsnswic.. bafh
sss,ssA sostor; li.oo r. 81. might Pullman
lH1.se "a. In lsw,st0u. Bath. kocfiand. fort
- k.SIeaG ~ EAsr-aeA.M might snpreszl tei
...sss' g@Ifszs. Bangor. Bar HAfhof. 81
ssss. al joins and Aroos' 9os COUNTY, ~;
s"S tor Wsfayviile. and Sko~hssan saa
= s.,sor and vaBoetoro, HI r.
~ gseryiIle, sonns"fins az Wmrrvlas
S1p N. train Tor I+Nlsttsn
~ - II. ,or Satsral.e. osh,sI6 s,s.,
-. Aa.on. Bingham. bsowh-sah, BstisS
~, se.s Farero.t, Bangor. Bar Harbor. 81 stsphFn
Y. IA md Aruostnok County, Sl7 A. NJ sur
- ~ ,or Nstsryiiie and baDgor.1
Sirh; ralmsu TRANS going eat a. 2.lo = :.
sasay rest at 100 r. NJ, run each way ever
-. ssatay lnsladed, eoasectinS fof Lssisi0h
- - psesIana. bal not 20 skoVhesAn on Monday
,..s-. ~ ar 10 Betfast. DezteF, ~ heyond bhf
y, ~ ss,sv,iag % Bar Hafbor. on sunday mort
sass. .... ,nto, 49,, Al 1910
- "A ~. at s..s r. VI. run daily. Sunday IN
.,.ss4. between Boston. Le~ sson. Bath, BANG
- AZ lohD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16

Row poISu,N. May 15.-(Special)-
Rev, Charles c. Cone, aged 81 years, for
conference, died at his home here Sunday
~ /, A. NJ. The funeral will be held We'll
Il, s,lsy at / 7. VI. at the Methodist church,
and the older members of the conference,
co-ianorers with the deceased, will conduct
the services.
Mr. Cone was pioneer in the anti-slav-
cry and temperance causes and travelled
and lectured extensively in Maine and
other New England states, was presiding z
elder on the Portland district eight years
and was an able man in his denomination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
Paper Manufacturer Fail.

PirTsBuRe, Pa, May l5.--Godfrey 4
Clark, paper manufacturers, announced
their failure today. They are the largest
paper manufacturers in western Pennsyl-
vania. The firm has been unfortunate in
having several times been burned out. The
managers say they are preparing state
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
Todsy's Games
Other Games.

Fall River at Portland, lowell at Lewiston
,oycr at Brockton.
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DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR


DENVER. Col, May l5-Wm. Mygatt.
well known banker and business man, as
signed today. He places his assets a
s5?2, $50; liabilities, S507 $50.
He says he will pay dollar for dollar
that the assignment was caused by Eastern
banks with whom he dealt for long time
refusing to take the securities that the,
previously desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
IN THE COUNTY JAIL.
Sullivan is About 10 Get a Good Taste Of
Bitter Medicine.

BASGoR, May l5.-John l.. Sullivan was
arrested here tonight on a warrant sworn
out in Biddeford for assault upon NJ. l..
Lizotte, lawyer of Biddeford, committed
on the train last night.
Sullivan was arrested in his dressing
room shortly after the performance of
The Man from Boston" by Officers Nick
erson and Jacobs. He offered no resis-
tence and was taken to the county Jail by
the officers.
The manager of the company tele-
graphed to Bidieford to ascertain if they
would allow Sullivan bail for appearance
in Biddeford tomorrow. Up TO half an
hour before midnight no reply had been re-
ceived.
Sullivan will be locked up in jail if no
reply is received or if bail commission
er cannot be found.
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NEARLY $4,000. 900


WA.HrsGros, May i5.--It is estimated
at the treasury department that by the loss
of the HAT Trimmings" case in the
supreme ronrt today. the United States will
ne cslle'l upon TO refund from s. .001, 90
/ to $4,000 600. Secretary Foster offered to
eomproni.e the cases for 50 000, 900. but
| the compromise was not effected. During
the past three years 81 900 900 In duties in
these cases have been refunded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16

The peculiar feature Of the "one-boss
shay" was, that it was "built in such n
wonderful way" that it had no weakest
part" The weakest part" Of a woman 10
invariably her back, and female weak
nesses' are only too common. With the
use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
this may he avoided, and women may be
comparatively as strong as their brothers.
Prolspsus, inflammation, liberation, period
ical pains, leucorrhes, dragging down sen
sations, debility, nervousness, a,sleeplessness.
dependency, are only few Of the symp-
toms Of weakness of the female organs
which the "Fsvorite Prescription" is ear-
rdpied to remove.
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Or. GRAVES TRIAL.
The Ba'naby Poisoning Case Postponed uutiI
the Fall Term Of Court.

DENVER. Col, May l5.-Dr. Graves, the
alleged murderer of Mrs. Josephine
Barnaby of Providence, R. l., will not be
tried on May 90. 1t is impossible to have
the most important witnesses here by tha,
date. District Attorney Stee said that h..
would not try the case until the fall term OF
court.
THE witnesses he said. cannot corne
at this time of the year. The Bennets, who
run a summer resort in the Adirondack
mountains, cannot come until fall. and to
proceed without their testimony would BE-
useless. They are the people who sold the
fatal bottle which was sent TO Mrs. Barnaby
and labeled Home in the Mountains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
Heavy Libel Suits.

Bosros, May - Mrs. Helen A. Gou
gar, prc.iIent of the Woman's Suffrage
Association OF Inbiana, today formally en-
tere'l in the United States two libel suits
niie against Congressman T.. A.. Morse fol
s2I 90, the other against Editor n. 4
M'wton of Attleboro for $4,000. TIL.
grounds of th.. actions are statements male
on the stump by Morse, las, fall, which
we've published in Motions paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16

CONCORD, n. H.. May l5.-Sherif Hurl
butt arrived at 10 O'Clock this morning with
a bag containing the rope with which Aimy
will be hung. He has gone to the prison
with his deputies and his son Frye, of La
coma TO test the gallows. When he get.
back he will allow his deputies to give the
necessary passes. Frye planned the scat
fsal4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16

Always Cse Pfatt.s Chlorides
for household disinfection. You will like
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
New Condensed Milk Factory at winthrop was
Started Monday.

WINTHROP. May l5.-Tbe large new
factory of the Aroostook Condensed Milk
Co began operations this morning with u
promising outlook. When fairly started
they wA employ large number of farmers
to furnish milk. The amount will be
largely increased.
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Ought TO Have 60 Days.

BIppEfoRp. May l5.-John l.. Sullivan
is wanted here on the charge of assaulting
Lawyer NJ. L Liz0tte, on the train last
night. The city marshal of Bangor has
been ordered to arrest Sullivan and hold
him till the arrival of an officer from here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
Death Of J. E. Oakes Of Newport at Houltor.
Monday

HortroS, May ID Special j. f.
Oakes Of Oakland, manager of the
Samaritan Liquor Cure here, died at the
residence of Dan Powers at ? 30 today, OF
slow fever and congestion of the lung.
The remains will be taken to Newport
Tuesday. A widow and two children
survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
Fire al 6iddeiord.

| BrppEFoRp, MAY l5.-Banks Bros. 'lum-
Der storehouse. filed with manufactured
lumber, was totally destroyed by fire late
! this afternoon. Loss $1,000. 20 insurance
The FIRE vas probably incentiary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16

Bosros, Msy l5,--In the African NJ. f.
church conference today a resolution was
adopted condemning the proposition to
open the Worlds Fair on Sundays. Among
the appointments were: Presiding elder.
Rev n. J. Greene. Providence 5. F Rob
insou, Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16

At Troy-Troy, A. Erie, 4
AT Albany-Buffalo, lG: Albany. I.
At Observation-Disclosures Z: Wilkes
barre, 8.
AT Springfield-Springield, 4; Bing
hamton, l5.
At Boston-Iarvard2 2; Brown, 2. Ter
innings; on account of darkness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
4.200 600 EGGS
Cooked in One Big Fire at 0sdensburg. N. r.
Loss. $4,000.

WATERFOWL. n. Y. 4, May l5.-The cold
storage house of Mitchell & Dexter, 0gdens-
burg, was burned last night. 1t contained
$50 900 dozen eggs, valued at 1000, and
is total loss. The building was valued at
$50, 600; its loss is covered by insurance.
The owners are Boston men.
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Ia Messaaer Changes Owners.

LEWISTON. May Il. - Especial - La
this city, in the French language, was sold
today by the former proprietor Jean
Couture, to Etienne D'Estimauville, the
editor, whe will continue in charge of the
affairs of the paper.
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Uaioa Men Must Go.

ASsoSrA, Conn, May i5.-The local
manager Of the Southern New England
Telephone Company has ordered the dis
charge Of all union men, as result Of the
strike at New Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16

Mrs WfxsLoyv's SOOTHING SYRUP has heen
used for over Fifty YEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES
the CHILD. sOFTENS the GUNS, AILAYS all
PAIN, CURES WIND collie and is the best
remedy for DfARRHEA. Sold by druggists in
every part Of the world. Be sure and ask for
"Mr- Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take NO
sprz9dAwiyr
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The Coionia Launched.

PgovIpEscE, May b. Archibald
Rogers Colonia, the first Of the four Am
erican cup defenders, was launched from
Herreshods' yard st Bristol, this evening,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
Lecai Feeseast.

BosroS, May l5.-For New England
Tuesday increasing eloudiness, rain cooler,
eas, and northeast winds; fair, warme,
Wednesday.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Burglars entered the clothing store of A.
Braunsteiner, Sanford, Sunday night, and
stole $500 worth of ready made clothing.
They also entered the house of Samue
Novel; and carried away clothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
Boiler ExpIoded-Iwenty Killed.

PARIS, May 10 A boiler exploded to-
day in Roberts cloth factory at Sedan.
Twenty persons are said to have been
killed and many more injured.
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Firm oisn ,, pay-s,itehers Stopped Work

Dover, n. H.. May l5.--The stitchers
in W. Il. Martins shoe shop struck today,
because the firm was lax in payment Of
wages. They claim two weeks pay is
due and will do no more work until that is
received
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-16
LOOK OUT FOR SHOWERS.

wAsHlssroS, May i5.--For Maine !;
Tuesday, showers, winds becoming north
east