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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-03
CAPITOL ISLAND.
Cottages AiI 0pea-lo,s si 6sssts at hstei-
ASpieadid Sesssa-

cAFlroL ISLAND. Aug. a. Special. =
The best week Of the season IS passing at
Capitol All the cottages are open, the
hotel 10 we'll filed, and there are number
Of camps on the upper eai Of the island Ii
there were dozen more cottages here,
they would be filed during August. Capitol
is dear 70 the hearts Of the kepneeeekers.
Here is qaiet among the spr1ces the water
sings low lullaby upon the sands of the
beach, and the gentle odor OF the woods in
,yiies sleep and leads one 70 loaf and pity
those whom fate has caused to stay at home
and toll.
b. W. Partridge aud family of Gardiner,
arrived MONDAY at the Nickerson cottage.
Ex-Nayor A. VI. Spear and family, Mrs.
W. J. Lsnders and Grace Hooker Of Gardi-
ner have been at the Lewis cottsge. They
returned home Mondsy
Fred Potter ani family of Gardner,
have arrived a, the Kane Cottage for the
month of August.
Chas. II. Partridge snd wife Of Gardiner
AMI their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Allen are
al their cottage for the season.
City Marshal Charles Drske and wife,
Adelaide Drake, Fred Drake and Scott
Stone of Gardiner, and George Young and
wife of LYNN, are ri the Lewis cottage for
the season.
Rev. Mr.. Owen and family of the First
Baptist church. Gardner, are at the Lash
cottage.
j. A. Proctor and family of Richmond,
with party of friends have taken the re-
modelled Marshall cottage for August Mr..
Ip-a Jsfa vuh
/ ke the wall of lost soul, attracts consid-
cradle attention around the harbor. She IS
a trim and speedy craft.
Charles Swift and wife W. S. Whitmore
and George Barstow OF Gardiner are at the
Swift cottage.
F. II. Winslow and Harry Scribner Of
are at their cotts ges with their
families.
D. c. Shepherd and family and Dedie
Swain of Farming iale, and Mrs. Herman
Robinson of St Louis, have arrived at the
new Shepherd cotIale.
Z. A. Lord and wife of Westboro are the
guests of P. H. Wlnslow.
S. n. Maxcy of Gardiner and daughter,
Alice Berry, are down for the season.
Mrs. George Ware and Mrs. Wells of
Waterville have taken the Collins cottage
for August.
o. B. Clason, the Gardner lawyer, ter
minated a very pleasant stay at the island,
last Saturday:
Kate Vannah of Gardiner, who is widely
known for her graceful poetry and finished
musical compositions. has been a. the Nick
ersou cottage for two weeks. She returned
home Monday, accompanied By Miss Bar
stow.
Charles Reddington Chase, Gardiner coy
res pondent Of the kESNEBEc JoURSAL. will
arrive the middle of the week for a fori-
stay.
Irving Bussell AMI Miss Hatch Of Card
ner are among the guests AT the Goodwin
cattage.
VIM. Dill and wife of Gardiner are at the
Island house.
Mrs. Bert Soula, Misses May Preble,
Lucretia Ring and Kate Williams of Gardi
ner, are among the latest arrivals at
Youpgs Lambert Cottage.
Isaac Wood and wife of Taunton have
opened their cottage for the season.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Aaron l.. Berkwilz general trader. Err
field, has assigned.
Thee patents to Maine inventors have
been granted Ansei W. Fisher, Charlotte,
tAiN coupling: Edward \. MerrimAn. Mad
i.on. automatic brake; Dennis W. Palmer,
Hermon, combined sofa table bed.
Moser II. Furter, much respected and
well known ciiiz.n of East Skowhegsn.
who had heart trouble. fell in his stable
Wednesday morning of last week ami ex-
pired in moment. He was nearly 30 years
of age.
At the annual meeting of the Eastern
Maine Railway in Portland. "Wednesday the
following officers re elected Pr sldent
Hoo. Eugene Hale: treasurer, Geo. W.
Klmbsn. clerk Hon l.. \. Emery; direc-
tors. Eugene Hale, Geo. w. kimSall. l.. A..
Emery. Davis Tiiben and Samuel d..
Bailey.
George L. Riggs of Chesterville, was
found deal in his tannery Wednesday
morning. The deceased was one of the
leading business men of Franklin county
for Years, the senior member of the firm
Of G. l. & A. s. Eifgs, tanners of Chester
ville. He leaves cns 4 ughter.
The fsur-u asted shin Frederic Billings,
# Rockport. Cap. Williams, has been
burned vt a nitrate port On the west ensst
Of Sonth America snd il a toth loss. The
Killings was q wooden ship OF 2497 toms
ret reuis ster. ami vas bdiis at Rockp3rt in
tss5. bv CHARLES Norwood & Co, Who are
the nvuers. She was last reported at Tai
,at. June 2s, ioaiiog fer New York The
vessel is partly insured in Boston Of
ficcs.
Canton Ioalton. q q. F.. was mus
tired iuto serri-;e At llaui:en Tussd.y. be-
ing ipstituied by Jos ph l.. Small. com
n,ansler in-ciIief of the Msi1e PsriAr hs
NJ I,tant, Col. J. II. Dearborn and Capt. j.
T. Mason of Grand Canton Dearborn Of
BplHefer,}. Ga "wednesday, Aug. 2, the
grand officers. ~i.h visiting esntons and
Canton Heulton, went 10 Presque Isle,
r., th. new Canton ''Columbia" vas
mustered in that evening. The four can
toos in CALAIS. Fort Fsirtield. Presqae Isle
and HauIton were formed On Wednesday
night iafo 4 battalion.
The annual reunion Of the Seventh Maine
Battery Association for ls9S, viii be beii
AZ Bethel Hin % Tuesday, Sept I2lh.
Rrasu Post has rendered the u.s. Of their
tall for she occasion. and the comrades
rhrre have exfesfled cordial invitation to
f he present II is hoped that a Large num-
/ her a1sy respond Bvthei was the home OF
: Csp-. Twites~lI of the battery, sni many
Of til., members were from that and uslgh-
+ betiax towns Reduced fares will be ar
ranged for or ali the railroads sni at the
hossis Members who intend 70 be preset
-iil piesse nssify Coprsie 4 s. T~'eh J
csairnan of the executive committee, 81
Garham. y. H. at the earliest ross h's
3 date.
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rHE eon'ss sseAnsnenr.


IxpiANAroLIs, Aug. lin reviewing The
outlook for the q. A. X. national sncamp-
ment to b. held in indiAnapolis on the Afse
week Of Aext Sepeemser, the citisens' sxecus
tive board announcss that inQsifes for 60
commodAtions indicate that the attendance
viii Be the lafesss in the history Of IL o..
ganisasion. especially from the Central and
Western states. The board 10 prepared 70
furnish free Quaseers in barracks for l0o..
900 persons. II has . fund Of el50. 900 for
arrangements and 10 preparing for . week
Of great entertainment. Colonel Lilly,
chairman Of the board, gives the assufancs
that nothing will BE- left undenc - make it
the most satisfactory gathering the vescfans
ever have held.
Among the special attractions to interest
people will b. natural gas display In the
State House ard Court House squares.
surprising anything ever attempted; an
elaborate display Of Fireworks, embracing
features never before produced; . msgnid.
cent electric illumination Il Monument
place and the principal streets Of the city,
in appropriate desisns, q street pfocsssion,
embracing q large number of floats, hesidss
500 or nore reunions and . great number
of camp hses and receptions.
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FIRE AT SQUIRREL ISLAND.
Chase House the scene-Ihe Bucket Brigade
snineushes the Flames.

SQiIRRfI ISLAND, Ang. 2.-t Special -
A fire broke out in the ell of the Chase
Honse here this forenoon and save for the
prompt efforts of two or three men would
have resulted in the destruction of the
hotel
One of the first to discover the fire wss
Hon. Ira II. Randall of Augusta and he
Immediately with the assistance Of few
other. act 10 work with the crude means at
hand to qnench the flame. Nearly all the
water pitchers IN the house were called m
TO service ami with exceedingly hard work
the flames were conquered before much
damage was done. A few minutes later
the result would have been disastrous.
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PARIS, Tex. Aug. There 10 serious
trouble in the Panhandle between big
ranehmen representing English ',nd'cstes
and the owners Of smaller ranches. Water
is scarce, and as the syndicate have all the
principal streams fenced up, the smaller
cattlemen are shut of from water. They
have cut fences to open the way for their
suffering stock to queneh their thirst.
Rangers are patrolling the county. and
the cattlemen are up in arms and insist
that the water shall be open to all. On
Saturday = man representing an English
~ Indicate was shot dead in the station at
Chikiress by one Of the Beckams. who own
a large ranch and are leading the fight
agsinst the syndicates. Beckam was sur
rounded in the station until friends came
and rescued him.
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A GREAT DAY F0a THEM.
chautauquans at Fpeburs eriy the Days
Programme thursday.

FRYEBrRG, Aug. 2.-This has been
great day for the Chstauqusns at Frye
burg. Ii was devoted TO the Loyal Women
of American Liberty, consequently large
number of women were on the grounds.
with many of the sterner sex also. The
principal address was delivered by Mary A.
Livermore in her own marchless manner
upon the subject Shall American lnstitu-
tons be Subverted;'
Mrs. Minerva Tobey of Boston gave her
third lecture in the sanitation course, using
as the topic ''Bscteria,' presenting il il n
very practical and comprehensive manner
Thi. is one of the most attractive depart
ments of work here. Mr.. W. A Robinson,
continued his lesson on physical culture.
These are of grea; benefit TO all, especially
TO public school teachers. Several of the
teachers of the schools of Boston are here
taking his course of lectures.
Mrs. Geo. Peaslee of Auburn, delivered
very patriotic and inspiring address,
using as her theme the motto of the LOYAL
Women Of American Liberty, For G I'd
and Liberty" Mrs peaslee has just re-
turned from Chicago. where she was one Of
the speakers in the woman's congress
Lewiston, who spoke upon the subject of
the day Notwithstanding this was an un-
usually full day the cooking school gather
as usual, to be taught by Miss Barrows ,he
best way of making bread. Mrs. Beedy
held an interesting session with the Sunday
school teachers.
Tomorrow the first excursion viii be
made to Mount Washington, so there will
be no lectures during the day. but in the
evening Mrs. Tobey will speak upon Tine
Water and Ice supply Mrs. Kate Il.
Wilson, Worcester. Mass, the botany
teacher, and Mr.. Forces will take their
classes TO North Conway. where they will
ascend kesrssrge mountain.
The women met for conference in Nor
nal hall at ! o'clock this afternoon. Mrs.
A. S. Laid of Bangor had charge of the
meeting and bright speeches were made by
Mrs DR.. Horr of Lewiston, Mrs. Ptaslee,
Mrs. Livermore. and Miss Stella NJ. Arches
of Boston.
Rev. A. r. Dunn, ID. D., secretary of
the Maine Baptist Society was here today,
on his way TO NJ Noodys school at North
field Mr.. Dunn was one of the pioneers
who worked TO plant the Cfautiuqua move
ment here.
The concert given this evening by the
Cecilian Quartet of Portland. with Mr.. John
Stewart Barrows of Boston reader.
proved to be very fine entertain m mt
Miss Eva Goodwin of Boston accompanied
Miss Lizzie Browns solo, Spring Song,
by Lynes, with an exquisite olin obiigato.
Mr. Barrows readings were all original
Friday is set apart for the public schools.
Rev. Ara Dalton d. ID. of Portland. gives
the principal address on the International
Relation of Great Powers" Mrs. Tobey
speaks upon Dust ard Its Dangers.
Rev. j. NJ KING of New York lectures and
in the evening Mr. Robinson will give
public exhibition with bis class in gymnas-
ium work.
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

The waltham (Massi Dial company is
not to start work for alother week.
Great des.itution has followed the re-
eeat earthquakes in Asiatic Turkey.
The West Virginia drought has been
broken by a terrific rain and wind storm
The Reading railroad paid its employes
in checks because Of the scarcity Of small
bills
The Argentine Radicals were victorious
at Rosario and are planning an attack on
La Plata
At Canojaharie. ~ Y, the Mohav k
Valley silk mill has shut down for ~ 0
weeks. Other factories are running on
short time or with reduced help.
Governor LeweIling Of Kansas Is about
to appoint . COMMITTEES to confer with
foreign representatives relative TO tsans-
portztion Of grain for feesign somnsres
via Mississippi rivss.
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Sham Naval Battles Fought Between Brltlsh
Squadrens.

LoSpoS. Aug. "A mimic wsrcfAre be-
tween the red and blue fleets Of the British
navy Is being carried on in the Irish Sea.
Combats between sections Of the fsets are
of daily occurrence. but nothing specially
noteworthy has occurred, A reporter Of the
STANDARD, who is on board the Royal Sow
ereign. flagship Of the channel squadron.
says that the manUuvres are clearly show
ing that the present types of gun boats are
virtually useless as torpedo.bost ca,chers or
As scouts.
They mu.t be made faster and be pro-
videi with more efficient signal stan.
The signal officers aboard Of them are alb
solutely unAbly to take a semaphore signal
correctly. IE fact there Is great deficiency
in the signal staff all round. The reporter
is high in his praise Of the second clAss
cruisers taking part IN the manTuvres.
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annual diyl-
IL month i.
yaiends pay
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ON ORCHARD. Aug. 2.-The feature of
the second day of the Chsutsnqua Assembly
at Ocean Park were sd,'refses IN tie morn
! b. James Clement Ambrose, Evans
port, ILL.,, witty and ,loqn"ns sp eeh,s on
IS eholar in Politics" sHa III lecture IN the
evening By Miss Helen NJ. Cole, Bsl,imere'
on ..ora,ory and Ph, sirsl Caltare- Mr..
Ambrose n,sa. a strong plea for e'ucated
and church people 10 give more time 10
n.,,itics TO Offset the infiusnce of ignorant
foreigners aud othsr cisssss, as nsuai 'Hh
Increased interest AMI ait, n,isnce.
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SUICIDE OF COT. FRISHMUIH.
Inventor Of q Process Tor Masinp Alvmi.
mum.

PuLAplLrni,. Aug. Col. william
Fiishmutb, 10 years of age, Who lived at
Tioga and Ffankfori avenue, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the left
temple. Dca'h was insthDtsn' nu.. Col.
Ffi.hmuth commanded the Fourth Cavalry
during the war of the Rebellion. and parsi-
Grated in most of III. battles in which the
army Of the Potomac engaged.
lie was the inv, ntor OF the patented pro-
cess Of making aluminium. IL originally
sold for s5 per pound. BY bi' metho' re
price has been reduced to Is cents. lie
was a widower. but hal q family Of chill
dren with whom he hal been engaged In
litigation
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THE CHOLERA.
Renewed Charges that Teiesrams About the
Disease in Naples are Suppressed.

LoSpos. Aug. 2.-The Rome corres2on-
fent ot the United Press writes a. follovs
The government still suppresses tele-
gram. concerning cholera in Naples. Their
ac,ioa /. no longer successful The truth
is known despite municipal cooperation in
denying the facts. 1t is impossible to give
the exac. figures. Probably the situation
is far worse than has been reported, espe-
cially IN view of the notoriously unsan-
itary condition Of the city
Naples papers make no mention of the
pyevslence of cholera in that city.
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The Iudson steamboat Mary Powell,
81 le- sheeIer, built more than 80 years ago,
recently made tiia run between New York
AMI Yves, Point, 30 miles, in txo hours and
1--WE minutes, or alrHos, exactly - miles an
iisur Ne other b,tat abOat Mes York or
on he sound has eqnalled this record, 30
far as known. though the newer ones are
generally fitted With tain screws The
fastest time made by the Powell for full
tip was in ISL. when she ran from New
York to Rondont, TOO miles, in four hours
and l2 minutes, making eight stops on the
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Yachts llona the Maine Coast.

BoorHBAr HArrnH, Aug 2--The slooP
Yacht Acton, Atlantic Clab. left Boston,
Monday. and anchored in the kennebe c,
Tucs,,av. She is here today. with Commo-
dore Dixau, Capt. Saxon. hvssrs hlce,
Bradley. Finn. Ber'<eh, Grow ley. Nealey
Csr,hs-. krev. o'N4n. N'ilon, Harri-,
Sheh.u ard Roger. Sioop Gsl~'a. South
Boston Club Capt. Bru"c. Nessr'- Bow =
ksr. Rect, Turkee and Emerson, remain
here. anil will return west. The hif'
slo,,p Torment. M,ssrs. Davis. English
II II Wa-seu. FIR Bur Hsrhor and the
a.rsbip Maitland have returned. The
Ssuo.rt associttian met to-day.
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HAlt0WElL BOY DROWNED.
Little PearIy Page Waded Into Deep Waite
and Was Drowned

HALlowELL, Aug. - Special While
a party of BOYS were bathing at Cascade
pond this afternoon one of the number,
Pearly Page, aged about II years, waded
into deep hole. His comrades, all little
fellows, were probably too much frightened
TO make any effort to save him. he being
unable to swim.
He was taken from the water in about -
minutes after tbs. acciden. by one of the
meh from the Whiting mill. Every effort
was made TO restore life but all failed. He
was the son of James Page and Was the
only boy of a large family of children.
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Gloom Disappearing.

DENVER, Aug 2-There is a aperceptible
decrease in the number Of men being fed
at camp relief, and the army Of unem-
ployed ia not so large as it was one week
ago, and there is little II any suffering in
the city or state. Contemplated city i'm
provements will soon give work to all who
may desire it Of Denver's unemployed, bu,
those from the east and outside the state
must take care Of themselves
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2tOO ards of Ul
Cotton, the best in ,
NJ the nrina
GREAT SURPRISE.
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DON'T LOSE
YOUR HEAD

Because cholera threatens 70 break
out In this country.
You ezn avoid this European ecourge
hyoa will bsst listen to reason.
Cholera has iis origin in Il eisordered
condition Of the stomach and bowels.
accompanied b. loss of tong Of the sys-
ten.
50 hong - yon keep the stomach and
bowels healthy. ard is.e sys;cr.. tones! ",
To its hishe't r=-isfjns poiat. you are
safe.
iIipDEs's M>c~zrIc CospouSn
eieanses aai s'reng'h-as the stomach
and boweis. keeps the blood active and
pare, aad Fee'prcs vial energy and
the power Of -r-isFane- 10 disease
HiDpsS's N,Dwgr.c oArnuxD viii
make yoa ~ef -sl s-ep ,oa veil. It IS
the mighty safeguard against choleraic
poison.
TAKE II wtjle y"a remain in town. and
order some Of sp4r Gfasgi,t tor u-s. in
the country. a. &c mountains and b. The
seashote. il3pnss's MAGNETIC CoM-
Fou~D vii Jfo'ret you ifom the chol-
era w'.~feves yp4 are
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Held Tor Murder ot Nls vii,

Bosros, Aug. 2.-As a result Of the su-
topsy on the boi, of Mrs. Get rye RohinsoD,
found dead under .uspicipus cIrcum,tApces,
last night. her husband vas afrsigned to-
day, charged With murder. lie will he
given heating Monday. Both we're SO
years old, and addict. d 20 liquor.
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Th5- i v aa- every system siifie'ed with cI1lis
4 fever bilious Friai;fsat, any Otser form Of
malaria t.s~asr. aadeTgoFs D. ri'siicaliy. Not
oasy ! nal ssla rrsbts in i-etil the breeder
~ "a in al,v If bsfii siiaenfs. Sy-claes used
faI tutissB .d al prove in the ysst
saE srrfs af case, H..i - tsr every efisr pupo-e
iisss to Hafts4fe the II sass aud slave Of its
st,set- TIE HTr -urt, va The acreage treat
ntens to rsiurR after Asl~ he sufferer may
e,fsns- his k-cafi9A I iea ihie- one. hut the
e,,giaslaipt. which Is- broad. net thus igbt-
" z I'd of zHd srfurn- after th weHtef inter
val organic affections ef TIE Hsryr.. heart
tr bic. general debility af the system the OF
slyiaz as malarIs. Cure the originating cause
aat aves tufsre pjsxscai iniury with aosteftsr's
~tt.rvsr1 Bifters, sfhrzrisst. sf-a ia Ever coss-
pt int. fpartry.sy oi tue kitaeys riieamat.sm and
ind gs-fiuH-
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Scarlet Fever at vassalboro.

NoRrH VAssAIBoRo, Aug. q Special,
-Vassalboro has a case of scarlet fever in
the family of Geo. Manson in this village.
The patient is little boy years old. The
family were Immediately quarantined and
all possible care is being taken to prevent If
sprealing.
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Both We're Good swosdsmsa.

CITY OF Mexico, Aug 2-francisco
Villareal Barrera and Juan Rasei. both
young men. had fight with swords at
Victoria over some private matter. Both
were found dead side by side.
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Aroand ths World In Eighsy bays.

Did julie. Verne every think that his i'm
aeinary Pbiless Fogg would be eclipsed by
an Amer rican girl, who once made the cir
cut in less than seventy three dsysi But
Phiieas ha1 10 take second money" The
fame Of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Die
every ba. gone around the world long ago.
and iet iis record everywhere ~ precious
boon to every nytion. In the whole world
Of medicine, fioshisg equals !, for the cure
OF scrofnis Of TIE lungs (Which 10 Consump-
tom. ronghs snd bronchial troubles sue
can.b TO tbi, =. medy. and u blood 10 puri-
he by II. until all unsightIy skin blotches
are driven away. D,n't be skepsicai. -
this med cine is gasrnteed to every puPcha-
ser. You only pay for the good You get.
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WHEELING. Aug. while crossing
railroad track on the Baltimore and Ohio
yards at Grafton Rev. Father Keiisher
was run over and killed Both legs were
severed from the body.
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4 Shocking Tragedy.

CADDo, l. T., Aug. willis Cortett,
a Chickasaw Indian, found his wife and
little baby lying dead in the yard with one
bulle, hole in the head and three more In
the body Of each. There Is no known
motive for the deed.
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Boy Missing from Ocean Park.

OIp ORCHARD, Aug. 2-Fred l.. Sexton.
Dorchester, Mass, a lJ-years-old lad.
boarding at Granite State house. Ocean
Park. disappeared early Tuesday morning
and has not been hesri of since. HIS
friends are much alarmed. Drowning is
fearaI
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Mater S.s Low In the Boiler.

CLEVELAND. Aug 2.-By the explosion
of the boiler Of farm engine on the farm
Of Louis Pierson. five men ware killed.
-Four others were badly hurt. The bodies
Of the men were horribly burned. The
cause Of the explosion was low water in
the boiler
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NEW YORK, Aug. AT the annual
games of the Timothy ID. Sullivan associa-
ton, James Mitchell of the New York
Athletic club threw the 6-pound weight
three feet farther than the previous
record The actual distance for the throw
WAS 3s feet | IL inches.
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NEw YORK, Aug 2.-The success Of the
special single fare excursion from New
York to the Worlds fairshas far exceeded
the expectations Of the railroads. A new
schedule is being made to 90 into opera
ton when the old one expires on Aug. 10.