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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

!. The United States Government has
stationed a physiciaHat Hamburg 10 in
spect vessels sailing for American ports
and 10 verify bills Of health.
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The college graduate will soon learn
that bis sbeeprkiu is 7siihRly nsfRt 10
fight the battle Of life. ,4 +" ssa
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NORM N.
I WILL offer the services Of . 81 IL
i the PERCHER0N Stall ~.
LION. NORMAN TO the far <EzAxA
mer' Of Charles county during WY
the Spring season, commencing April LIST 1893
Terms.-Service fee $40 90 cash at the time
of service. y II,
Desc iption. -.Norman' is dappie brown,
Of beautiful color, 8 years old, rsngy in ap-
pearance and weighs over 800 pounds.
Pedigree.-His pedigree is Of the highest or
der. He was sired BY "Zula," who was i'm
ported, and bred BY Hon. VIM. T. Waters of
Baltimore county. His dam. Nance" was
sired 0y "Charters, y imported by Hon. Chas
Carroll, of Howard county. Norman was
purchased from Gov. Frank Brown, on whose
harm, atSpringfeld, Carroll county, he was
bred. In 1892, Gov. Brown sold number OF
two and three year old colts by Norman"
weighing between 1900 and 1900 ponds. =
Mormon is one Of the finest Percheron Stall
lions in America. ~
He'will stand al the following places.
Gains Lot, March 9th to April ist in
elusive.
Bel Alton, April 3rd and 4th.
La Plata, April 9th and 6th
Robert H. Turner near Newport, April 9TH
and 9Th, and at regular i.teryals at the above
places lnr.ng the season.
He will be sent 10 auy part Of Charles county
on a guarantee of ten mares. 'a'&
For further particulars address, Il 90 ssl T.
.. ROBERT CRAM
205 CORTLAND Street,
NIB l0-cm Baltimore, Md.
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'WEEMs, LINE STEAMERS
! 1893 Sumner Arrangement lssa
m@% Patmrent River
kss,.:sH.s!s - ,,-.sa..--Route.
On and after Wednesday, June l4th,
.STFcX NJ Err ST. MARY'S,

On and after Wednesday, June l4th,
STEAMER ST. MARY'S.
VIII leave Pier Q, Light Street, Baltimore,
every Saturday and Wednesday at 30 a. IN.
fok Fair Haven, Plum Point Governors Rna
and Patuxent river, as far up as Bene-
diet. viii leave Benedict Monday 4 Thursday
ats 30 a., Sotterlv at . m, Milestone Land
ing satl n a. n, Govrrnofs Run at ! p m,
Plhm Point. at q p, m, and Fair Haven at
2 80 p. mo for Baltimore. Freight resolved
at Pier I, Tuesday and Friday, until 8 p. m,
steamer Westmoreland and Essex
Will leave Pier Q, Light Street, every.
Sunday and Wednesday. at Up. m, for
PatuxeHt silver dipectfas far up. as Bristol.
Returpipg, will leave Bristol at Ia ms,
on, Monday and Friday, at a, m,
MillstoHe.s p. N. for Baltimore, calling at no
wharves below Leilch's, except when. sig
nailed from, whafyes on the river for passen.
gers and pcrishsble freight On Friday will
call at all wharyes, aad only take on passen-
gers and perishable freight from those below
Leiteh's Freight received at Pier 2, Wednes-
day and Saturdays, until 6 p. m. 1910
Ies4 HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent,
jan 23-y 3eeDffice, Pier Light Street
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FRIDAY. June sth-."Y.,.z...1s9$,
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$4,000

will be paid for a recipe enabling
usto make WoLFF'sAcM BLACK
ING atsuch a price that the retailer
can prohtabw sellitat Ioc. abottle.l
AT present the retail price, IS zoc.I
Til, offer Is opsn until January sst. $500 Fos
pzrtieaars sddfess the undersigned.
ACNE BGAcKING is made efpure alcohol,
,oiher liquid dressings are made Of water.
Water costs nothing. Alcohol is dear. Who
can show us how to make il without alcohol
so that we can make AcME BLAcKlNc as cheap
as water dressing, or put il in fancy pack
aIes like many Of the water dressings, and
then charge for the outside appearance in
stead Of charging for the contents Of the
bother
WOLFF q RANDOLPH. Philadelphia.
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Dental surgery.
: 7. &c.
Dr.. P. ERNES I SASSCER

DIT. T. ERNEo I SASSUER
Offers bis services as a Dentist to the public
of Charles and Prince Georges counties, and
will use all the modern improvements in ope-
ratiye and mechanical dentistry, including
crown and bridge work, and correction of ir-
regularities of teeth. Office at Waldorf Nd.
Allcalls from home promptly attended. r
nah 25-tf A. af
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Importers, Jobbers & Retailers Of
Dry Goods Of every description. includ-
ing Dress Goods, Silks, Linen Goods,
Mourning Goods. Laess, yelyets. En-
-boideries. Quilts Blankets. Shawls.
Flsnuels. Domestic Cotton Goods. La
dies, Misses and Gents Hosiery and
Underwear. Gloves. Notions, Ladies'
and Misses Wraps. Gihghams, Calicoes.
Sstiues. Embroideries, Trimmings, &c.
Samples promptly sent, when we receive
instructions Of what is wanted, colors
preferred. about the price required, &c.
ala.s $40 .J7
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Edwin Booth. the great tragedian,
died in New York. on Tuesday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-19
RETURNS ALL IN.
Government Makes Largo
Gains in German Elections.
Expect to Have half Of Reichstag
After Second Ballots.
seeisl 0smeesatie vletssiss cassss General
Alarm Amsas ali Pslitieal Parties.

BsR,iN. june lS.---Election returns were
virtually complete At \ O'Clock this after
noon, the report from but one district b.
ing then lacking. Candidates elected nnu,-
Der sl5. of these lol will vote for tho
array bill and III agsinst il. In the follow
| list bs parties, snti-Semitic Conservative
arr included with Conservatives and
Independents treated ~ members of
the parties with which they aflil-
late in the Reichstag; I.ieber Clcricals, 6s ,
Social Democrats, 70; Conservatives and
| Agtarisns, a.; National Liberals, Is; Rad
lea, Uuionisis who favor the hill, 4; Polcs,
II; Free Conservatives, 10; Clericals,
favorable to the hill, II; Alsatians, Z;
South German Democrat, I; Antt.Scmites,
i. two hem fsvorlng the hin; Bsvarisn
Acrsrians, =; Guelphs. |; Danch, Ia
varian S.paratist, |, Rich,crists. nothing.
Among the candidates in Isl new bal
lots will be lo Poles, ~ Conservatives, .
Agrarians :. Free Conservatives ~ Nation.
al Liberals, 80 Cleticals y Social Demo
crats; IL Radical lniouists 80 Richterists;
ID anti Semitcs and Guelphs.
The great majority Of ministers are con-
ti,leui that by means of the Conserv sttve.
Free Conservative and National Liberal
cartel they can secure large number of
seats at the SECOND ballots from the kich-
terlsts AMI Clericals,
They depend upon the general alarm CA
cited by the Social Democratic victories TO
irye the tlrricsls and opposition t1ericals
into the rumcnt camp,in constituencies
where the contests ARE between Cons,rva-
tives or National Liberal candidates and
Socialists.
lfthesc expectations are realized, not
only will the government open the Reich
stay ith almost halt the members on its
side, hut will be enabled at the final poll to
keep the Social Democrats down 10 a total
of 10 or u seats.
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A new CLUE.
A Strange Young Man Appears il
the Borden Case.
4 Stsy FrsM ealtiMsrs That May Possibi
uarassl The nystsy.

Nkw YoRK, June ls.--A Worlds specia
from Baltimore says that Mrs. Ramsey who
keeps boarding house at SSS st. Pau
street, says that previous to the Rorlrn
murders boy cane from Nov England
and boarded with her.
lie told her that he was the adopted son
Of Lizzie Bordens uncle and HIS name was
Felix Borden. He said that his parents
name WAS Desroches. From all accounts
he did not live happily with the Borlens,
and N result of disagreement with them
be left home suddenly.
Felix told Mrs. Ramsey that his home
WAS in New Bedford or FAN River. He
spent money freely. lie did not pay his
board bill and left. saying he was going 10
his home in Massachusetts to get money 10
settle.
A few days after Felix left, the Borden
murders were committed and he returned
to Baltimore. ON one occasion Mrs. Ram
sey spoke to Felix about the murders. She
says he replied ''Oh, Lizzie did it,
Asked if the young man was ever heared
to make any threatening remarks about the
Bordens Of Massachusetts, Mrs. Ramsey
said;
"During the two years that Felix lived
here, he spoke frequently Of the Bordcns
and judging from his remarks, I did no.,
think he cared very much for them. lie
referred, | remember, On one occasion to
some old woman up there and did not speak
in very complimentary terms of her. |
judged from his remarks that he had a
quarrel with his people before he came here,
although he never told me the particulars.
Mr.. Ramsey said the young man was =
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cOMmENcEn nENI APPOINTMENTS
As Won by the Bowdoin Class ei 80 by Each
Mans Work.

BgrSswick, June ls.-(Special) The
following are the honorary commencement
appointments Of the senior class in Bow
doin, as announce ad by President Hyde, the
standing in the VARIOUS grades, from the
salutatory down, depending on the rank in
scholarship of each student during his four
years course:
Salutatory Grafton, Geo. Scott Chapin
Auburndale, Mass.
English oratioIs. Frank Russell Arnold,
Braintrec, Mass. Weston percivsl Cham
berlsin. Bristol; Arthur Sewall lIaggett,
Newcastle; Charles Henry Howard, South
Paris; Albert Savage Hutchinson, Auburn ;
John Higgins Pidrce. Oakland.
Philosophical Disqui sitions, Milton Sher
hurne Clifford, Bangor; George Storel
Mechan, Argenta, Iii; John Shepherd May
Augusta; Charles Hale Savage. Auburn
Literary disqaisitions, Sanford Oscar
Baldwin, Topsha I'M; Byron Fuller Barkei
Bath: Charles Calvin Bucknam, Eastpori
Harry Clifton FAbyan. Portland; keginalf
Rusden GoodeIi. Cumberland mills; Au
yustus AlpbonsJ Hussy. IIoulton; Ale,
Rea jerks, Houhon; Jesse White Lambart
Wi.casset; Herbert LINDSAY McCann, SO
Norriigewock; Herbert Augustine owen
Buxton Center, Richard Conant Psyson
Portland: George Wilder Shay Albion
Disquisitions. Elmer Ho~ari Carleton
Dresdeu; fIrrfy Smith Emery, Boxtoi
Center; Albert Marshall Jones, Gori'am
Frederick Milton Shaw, Gorham; Phiiil
Morton Shaw, Gorham.
Discussions, George WOOL McArthHr
Biideford; Henry Merrill Wilder, Brown
vile.
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@m!fort Powder

lnsures perfect complexion. II
is the only powder that COM
bines healing with the ordinary
qualities of face powder. 1t
removes pimples, blackheads,
oillness and roughness Of the
skin.
AtA oavoo,s,s sstl ~
ssNp POSTAL roa sraG sAMpts.
COMFORT POWDER CO, Hartford, Conn.
&. S. ss4s. slosstAss
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VINO OWNS NJ


WAsHssros. June 1s.--prof. Mendcn-
hall, of the coast and geodetic survey, on
the part Of the United States. and Mr..
King, commissioner on the part Of Great
Britain, will shortly leave Washington to
determine the vexed question AZ TO which
country is the legal owner Of Popes Folly
island, near the waters Of the boundary line
between the United States and Canada on
the coast Of Maine.
The possession Of this island bas been in
dispute for the last century, and II row In
fair way of settlement. Prof. Menden-
hall has just discovered the first chart
issued by Britain, showing the boundary
line between the United States and Canada,
which gives the former cosntry the island.
though subsequent chart includes II in
Canadian territory. The island is not val
liable in time Of peace, but in case OF war
would be decided advantage to the coun-
try possessing il. Prof. MeDdenbsil believes
he will now have no trouble in settling the
question in favor Of the United States.
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STATE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
Programme ior the Twenty Second Annual
Graduation. June 24-30.

ogoso. June ls.-( Special Follow
iny ,s the programme for the 22d annual
commencement of the Maine State College,
June 24-30;
Saturday-7.50 Z. NJ, sophomore prize
declamations.
Sunday-7.30 =. NJ, baccalanreate ser
vices: discourse by Rev. j. 5. Williamson
of Augusta.
Monday--7 80 p. NJ, junior exhibition
Tuesday, A. NJ, meeting of the trus-
tees; | =. NJ. to 7. NJ, college halls
open to visitors; $50 Z. M, military excr-
cises: 3 =. NJ, society reunions.
Wednesday,. 80 A. NJ, commencement,
exercises; ) =. NJ, meeting of the alumni
5 T. NJ, concert.
THURSDAY p. NJ, class day exercises
Friiay-s 80 L. NJ. examination of can
dj,iates for admission to the college.
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COLLEGE BALL.
The Bates Team Seems Afraid 10 Play OF
The Tie With Bowdoin.

BRUNSWICK June l1.--There is the great
est speculation here as to whether Bates
will play off the tie for the championship
with Bowdoin in the intercollegiate league.
Each college has lost two and won seven
games. The Bowdoin management for the
past week has been doing its utmost to
arrange the game, but Bates has been hold
ing off and utterly refused to do anything
about the matter.
Bowdoin has beaten Bates in their series
two out of three. and it is thought that the
latter college will not want to meet Bow
,lon for a fourth time.
The constitution of the league says that,
in case of tie for the championship, the
game shall be played off in IL days after
the last scheduled game. If Bates con
tinues, therefore, to refuse to arrange the
game, Bowdoin has every right to claim the
championship.
The term at Bowdoin closes next week,
but the men are still in training. rs the l2
days are not up until next Wednesday.
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NAY OPEN JHe CAFES.


CsIcAso June Is The court Of appeal
has unanimously decided in favor of oper
Sundays at the Worlds Fair.
The court beids that the local dire ctory
is in full control, and that the government
has no standing.
The decision means TO a certainty that
the Worlds Fair will be kept on Sunda,
aud settle the case for all time, as an appea
would have to go to the supreme court o.
the United States, which does not meet til
October, when the fair viii be ended.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect June
9Th, 1888.
THROUGH TRAINS.

s,OlSG WEsT-s2s A. n. Tor Lewiston
Esrniagton, Eockiznd, Portland, Boston asd
NDstr.sl 1850 a. N. and 1913 express for Bruns
rlek L@1iston. FarminEton. kockiand, Portland
snd Boston, connecting for White Mountain
Toiats sad Quebec, 3.io and s.4s r. n. for Bruns
.lek, Bath, Portland. Boston; 100 r. N. fnirhi
Pullman every night Tor I>eviston, Bath, Rock
land, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAHT-2.Io A. N. might expressl 70,
asoxhegzn. Beifast, Bangor. Bar Hartof 81
sfrphen St John and Aroostook county, alS A
M IN w4ieryiile, and skowheyan and for Hsngo,
aaa vsseebofo, i2Jo 8. N. for Wa,efsiile connect
iesat watsrY le with 30 r. .MtrsIn for Lewiston
IL express for Bangor and tas Hartor, as r
" faF watsrviiie, Oakland. North An.on, Bing
ham. skovbegAn, Belfast, Dover, Foxcroft Ban.
gor Bar Haftor. ~. stephen ~. John and Aroos
f9os county 9l7 A. N sundays only for waier
villr and Bangor
The Sight Pullman Trains going Fast at 3 10 A
NJ going West Bi ii.0o +. NJ. run each way eyery
aighi. sunday Included, connecting from lewiston
snd Rocklsnh, hot not 10 skp~hegan on Monday
p,orniBs.. or to Belfast, D~xief. or beyond Ban.
gOf cseepting to Bar Harbor. on Sunday morn
iBgs
The day trsln- going West at t0i3A A. NJ, and
Fat At 3 o. T., ", run daily. sunday included be.
iNotH Boston, L"sist0n, Bath, Bangor. Bar Haf
i.,, ma : John
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RAZOR AND ROPE.
]. ". Towie's Persistant and Successful Al
tempts al Ending His Life.

BAxsoR, June Is.--.Iohn W. Towle OF
Fast Eddington, committed suicide Friday
afternoon between the hours of 3 and &
o'clock He first cut his throat badly with
razor. but was discovered before he had
gone far
He was left alone for a time, and when
next found he was hanging to the round OF
a ladder in the barn. He had stepped upon
barrel. and after tying the rope around
his neck, jumped off, a distance of over
feet, which brought him within 3 inches
of the floor.
Mr.. Towle was So years of age. lie had
been feeling unhappy for some time, but
the family did not think he would do any
thing desperate.
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IRON RIVER DESTROYED.
Many Psspls injured Forest Fires Raging
Throughout Northern Michigan.

ASHLAND, Wis. June lS.--Iron River. a
thriving lumber town of over 20O0 p0pula-
ton, 20 miles from Ashland. is in flames
and likely to be wiped out. The fire caught
from forest fires.
Forest fires are raging all through north
ern Wisconsin today. Several people were
brought to Ashland tonight badly injured.
Later-Latest adyices from Iron River
state that the town is gone. A bad fire Is
raging at Norty York. A special was sent
out this evening for help TO fight flames and
save the trestlcs and bridges along the rail
roads,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-19
CANOE CAPSIZED.
Vim. Johnson Saved by Cling
ing to the Boat.
Roscoe Barbour Tried to Swim to the
Shore and was Drowned.


PoKrLASp, June ls.-Roseoe l. II. Bar
bour aged ~, and VIM. johnson, about the
same age, went out in a canvas canoe near
Peaks Island today. The swell capsized
the boat. johnson could not swim so Bar
bour told him to cling to the boat. Barbour
was drowned, when he had proceeded no
more than % yards. The body was re-
covered. johnson Was rescued.
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Hfts--PorfIsnd. 4, Lewistos, s. Errors Porf
land, 8; Lewiston. 2. Batteries kl0bedanz and
Platt; WEIGH and Hart.
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orov.i,a accide., in saco River.

SAco, June ls.-IIarry Norris, Frank
Evans and Geo. Roussin started out early
Saturday morning on a fishing trip down
river. Shortly before noon they started
for home, and when near the Twin islands
the strong wind capsized the boat, precipi-
tating the boys into the water.
Everett Edgerly, who was in sail boat,
saw the young men struggling in the water
and rescued Evans and Roussin- Neither
Evans nor Roussin saw Norris after they
were picked up. Norri. resided in Bi'ide'
ford and Was 2i years old.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
1000 People Homeless at Virginia,
Mun.--loss, $l,000,000.
Fsrcs, Fires In Wisconsin Destroy Several
Towns Many People Injured.

DuLrrn, Mimi, June lS.-The towns Of
Virginia and Mountain Iron, on the Duluth,
Mesaba & Northern road. have been de-
str0yed by forest tires which have been
raging for week. Mesaba, Biwabik and
Merritt on the Duluth and Iron Range were
also visited by serious fires AMI had like
experience.
Two thousand people are homeless In
Virginia, without food or shelter. The
situation at Mountain Iron is little better.
Arrangements have been made here TO send
relief to the sufferers.
Loss by fires approximate 81 900 900.
The places destroyed were new mining
towns.
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cRAS. I. FOX DEAD.


LEWISTON, June ls.-Charles t. Fox,
of the proprietors and business manager of
the Lewiston DAILY Sun, died last night,
aged 20.
He was attacked eight weeks ago with
German measles, which developed into
pneumonia The immediate cause of death
was the bursting Of an abscess ON the lungs.
A wife and two chill iren, one babe five
weeks old, survive him. He WAS formerly
proprietor of the Bangor Business College,
and had resided in Lewiston but six months.
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i2346 . 10 II II ~ "A
Phiiadelpbia.... l o 0 o o o | o o "a
Baltimore I02i 10000 o o o o.
Philadelphia, 2; Baltimore, II. Errors-
Phiiadclphia, ., Baltimore, =. Batterics-Carrey
and Clements; Hawke and Robinson.
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ELLSWORTH, June ls.-(Speciai.}- The
Seammon place on the Hancock road. and
occupied by Mr.. Sanford Reynolds, vas
burned this morning. The FIRE caught in
the end of the main house from sparks
from the ell chimney, As no water could
he obtained the buildings are total loss.
Loss, $500 small insurance.
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MacrrAs, June Is.-Bcrt Browns house
at Crawford, with all its contents, was
burned Friday. Mrs. Brown barely es-
capei.
Bioprrogp, June fs--The loss by the
burning of Dearborn & kenslalIs shoe fac
tory Friday night was nearly total The
property wa. valued! 1T siJ,gbo, insurance
50 ,0o0. The factory will be rebuilt ipme-
diateIy.
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Nearly All Will Return to Work today

BIpprroRp, June ls.-Some of the
strikers have declared today their disincli-
nation to follow the advice of their commit
tee by returning to word at the Pepperell
and I.aconia mills tomorrow, but the gene
raj opinion is that most of them will go in.
The crews will not be full IN any event.
for during the strike many of them have
obtained work elsewhere.
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Sunday Games.

No game at Boston rain.
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WASHIxsros. June b. Pensions have
BEEN granted these Maine people:
Increase-Fresierick Nash.
Original widows, etc-JuIia c. Ring.
Increase. George Walker, Elisha Harris.
Reissue. Andrew Tiid. Original, riiows,
etc., Emily A. Shaw.