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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-25
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-05
AN ENEMY
Has Hill in The New York City Bar Assccia-
tion.

New YORK, Oct. 4.-Mr. Hill has one
powerful enemy in this state, ard it would
be surprising if its enmity were not ef1ec-
tive should Hill continue a gubernatorial
candidate. This enemy is the Bar Associa-
ton of New York city.
Mr.. HiIl's feeling toward this association
vas expressed when he referred to that
body as "a LITTLE coterie Of mugwump law
yers, with sristocratic TreteGsIors and *
elusive toLdeuoies habi,ues of clubs, who
desire To regulate and control poluiCs in
swa,lJw-taiiti Il coats around dIniug rnom
tables, because MS English, yOu know,
are the hrai1lcss set OF nanny -pambies y ho
ste toisy controlling the Bar Association
and dictsting Its sui,ids' policy in aid of the
Republican state machine.
This was ~trong talk. But of course the
peni5 r. of th" Bar Association disclaiiu
any political hostility 10 Hill.
Wheeler II. Peckhsm, president of the
Bar Association. refused 10 20 into any dis
cu,sion in which Hill is the topic, beyond
saying, Il think Hill sill be beaten out of
sight by Morton in November"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-05
COOPERATION
Among Naval Forces in Chinese Waters De.
sired TO Protect Foreigners.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Secretary Her
bert said, today, when asked about steps
that he had taken for the safety of Ameri-
cans in China that about two weeks ago he
sen written instructions to Admiral Carpen-
er. comm .nding the American forces in
Chinese waters, suggesting that he place
nimself in communication with command
rs of foreign fleets and CO.
operate with them by arranging
for concerted action in guarding
foreign interests entrusted to their care
lie suggested, if possible, an agreement
might be reached for the distribution of
ships in such a way that all treaty and other
ports where foreign interests might be en-
langered, should be cared for by one or
ships from the fleets, with the UNDERSTANDING
that they are mutually to give protection to
:itizens of all nations entering into the
agreement. AT present, but five American
vessels are on the Asiatic station, though
this number will be increased to
eight by December l. There are at least
Is ports where lives of American citizens
nay be endangered. If Admiral Carpenter
can secure the cooperation of the British
,dmiral, British and American ships could
ne distributed in such manner as to pro-
tect British and American subjects. The
British ships would assist Americans and
in one port, while American
vessels locked after Englishmen and Ameri
cans in others.
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Millions for Defence

Against The inroads of that subtle lurking foe 70
human health. mslara. had been expended use
lessly when lIostetter's Stomach Bitters appeared
~ on the scene and demonstrated its power a. a
preventive aud curative Of the dreaded scourge.
When the "gOld fever" ragged In 1919 in Calfor
mia, malaria was contemporaneous with II at
the "digglngs," and wrought dreadful havoc
among the miners. Then and subsequently, on the
Isthmus Of Panama. and wherever the tropics ma
larial disease is mos. viruen. the Bltters become
the recognized safeguard. For the effects of ex-
posure and fatigue, ,miasma- poisoned air and water
sea sickness and all disorders the stomach liver
ADD bowels, the Btters afford sprompt relief In-
valids OF all sorts will find it fully adequate to
their needs.
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PUGILiSn IN BAD 0D0R
1t Seems, for Corbeit Says He is Sick Of It.,
But Wont Be Buffed.

HARTFORD, Ct, Oct. I'm an interview
this afternoon, James j. Corbett gave his
reasons for covering Bob Fitzsimmons
$1,000 forfeit to fight him in July for the
championship. Corbett said he never had
any desire to fight Fitzsimmons until" Fitz y
first fought Steve ODonnell, but the talk
of the Olympic club of New Orleans put
him in a false light before the public. Fiz
undoubtedly thought he might
as well get hurt by Corbeit for
more money than he would if he fought
O'Donnell. The American public should
not think he (Corbett) was afraid of any
one. therefore he accepted Fiizsimmons
challenge. He never had been seriously
hurt in battle and never received even q
black eye. After whipping Sullivan and
Mitchell he could have continued with
others. He would fight Fitzsimmons or
any others who followed during that week
in July and wonld then retire from the
ring as champion. He was sick of pugil-
ism but did not propose to be bluffed down.
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~ 40 DAYS
Harriet and Tighs Hope to Fun v heel From
Boston 10 San Francisco.

SrRISGrlELp, Mass, Oct. George F.
Harrlott and William +. Tiehe of Boston,
xho left this city, this forenoon TO make a
transcontinental bicycle trip to San Fran
cisco reached this city at l.l5 this evening.
Mrs. Harriott left the State House, Boston,
with her husband on 40 pound tandem,
and was thrown from the wheel on account
IF the deep mud at Newton Center and
badly injured. She returned to Boston and
William Tighe took her place. They will
leave at !, tomorrow morning, for Albany.
The best time to San Francisco so far is
&c days but these men hope TO reduce it
26 days.
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GULLY.
The vedict against the Barring Post Office
Burglars.

PORTLAND, Oct. 4.-The trial of the Bar
ing post office robbery case began in the
United States circuit court at Portland,
Thursday forenoon. Six witnesses were
sworn by the prosecutors. A big valise
containing burglars tools and booty was
shown and Postmaster G. c. Chase of Bar
ing picked out from the valise several post
age stamps which he declared came from
his office. He was able to identify then
because they were of an obsolete issue and
faded from much handling. W. III. Looney,
counsel for the defendants gave the witness
a rigid examination.
Edward C. White, sheriff of Washington
county was given long examination rela
dive to details of the arrest and the finding
IF articles on the premises.
One important piece of circumstantiaI
evidence against the prisoners was that
stamps found in their possession were
wrapped in chrome, duplicates of which
ere piled on the Barring postoiiice desk the
dav before the robbery.
No evidence was put in for the defence.
The Jury returned verdict of guilty.
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p0iilIcAL. NuROERS.
Historian iewis Found With Dagger in His
Heart.

SAN Francisco. Oct. The steamer
Colon brings news of murder and asslssina-
tion IN San Salvador. Siiveros Lewis,
prominent literary man, had written u his
tory of the county, aud was about to take
passage on the Colon for San Francisco 10
have his history published. Some part Of
the history did not speak favOrsbly Of the
kzeta Government, aud on the day the
steamer was TO sail the historian was founl
with dagger in his heart. No trace of the
manuscript could be found and it is thought
Lewis Ind been murdered to prevent the
publication of the history.
Fernand : gsro, wealthy planter, was
found murdered in his country residence.
The house had been ransacked as though
the murder had been the work of robbers,
but there are rumors that the murder was
for political reasons.
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NOT DECIDED.
Prs sideni Whi'man Sill Considering The
Offer from Columbia College.

VAUDEVILLE, Oct. 4 4--(SpecisD The
Jo,u,,L had an interview with President
Whitman, this evening. relative to hs
.ccepting the offer of the presidency OF
Columbia college.
Pr, siient Wnitmsn said The msttel
tsnds list where il did at FIST. have
mad so much to occuy my tnie and attsn.
ion, since Tuesday, that truly, 1
have given the matter barely
moments thought. l have had al
,ther times matters of this nature, which
we're considered and quietly disposed Of
,ut this is the irst which has gotten into
he newspapers and discussed by the public
,efore myself have had time to consider
it at all. Certainly at present | cannot sa,
thing in regard to it, for | haven't giver
it any thought.
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FISHING FLEET
Suffered Greatly from The Recent Gale and
Much Damage along Coast.

ST. john, N. f., Oct. 4.--The disastrous
results of the gale on Sunday last are now
becoming known here. Among fishing ves-
sells the Robert c. Mcdonald is total loss
in the Bay islands and the crew was saved
with great difficulty. The steamer Diana
on her way from Labrador encountered the
full force of the gale and had her decks
swept clean. Eight boats were smashed
and bulwarks damaged. deckload Of oil
was carried overheard. Vessels arriving
from the Grand Banks report great havoc
among the fishing fleet. Several arrived
here seriously damaged. They state the
whole fleet suffered. Much damage was
done along the coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-05
SACRIFICE
Burned, Together with the Joss
Paper, at Canton.
Corbett's Ennui on the Subject Of
Pugilism,
Gut a Bluff Affects Him Like a Red
Rag.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 4.-Stesmer Gaelic
brings particulars of the burning of flows er
bosts at Canton, August 81. The fire was
caused, it is said, by ibe careless burning of
joss paper on one of the boats. The flames
spread to the neighboriDg boats, which were
roped together very firmly. The fire en-
gines reached the Iiver bank promptly but
could not render assistance as the fire was
beyond the power of their pressure. The
fire did not burn itself out for five hours.
A large number of ssmpans put of az near
the burning boats as possible and effected
many rescues. but hundreds doubtless per-
ished either in the flames or in the river.
The number Of lives lost was roughly esu-
mated at thousand and the property loss
over half million dollars.
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OUR NAVY
As II is and Will be Represented in Japanese
Waters.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The cruiser
Charleston has joined the American fleet in
Asia. Capt. Coffin, the commanding Off
Ger, reported by cable his arrival at Yoko-
hama, Tuesday night. The Charleston left
San Francisco. Aug. 26. Her arrival in
Japanese waters has increased the vessels
under Commodore Carpenters command to
five, the others being the Monocacy, tenn
porari,y the flagship, now at Tien Tsin;
Baltimore and Concord, at Chemupo; Pc
trel, at Nagasaki. The other three vessels
ordered 10 reinforce The station are the
Yorktown nov at San Francisco, the Ma
cbias at New York and the Detroit at Nor
folk.
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TECHNICAL MISTAKES
Seam 10 Cf,r LoorhoIe fer Certain prpmi.
rent ssea who We're indicted.

Portsmouth n. H., Ger. 4.-TLi' after
aoon was AIRED the principal rssson why
Il sc Of tue Init i S,ales Va. Warren
E Pu.rsm, 'e:au!ting bank president, was
temitted today to the United Safes district
q ,urt III Concord.
Osing to defective Indictment Putnam
vas Ga 4rgcd ". .th lefslca,ion from the Ma
ioral Gta' ite State Bank and tie certiti-
,ite Of au,hUriz ton TO do business Is un-
'erstood to read National Granite State
Bank of Exeter. To secure a conviction
;he prosecution will have TO secure a new
Indictment by the grand jnry and the case
i. i'll undoubtedly be mol pressed.
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He Was Too Old 10 be Buncoed.

MIDpLErowS, CT. Oct. 4.-Bunco steer
ers attempted to victimizs Daniel CrowelI
of Durham, today. A man called to ask
about the Lawton farm. Crowell went v iLh
him. They they met another stranger WHO
unfolded prize card scheme and promised
Crowell chance to win $4,000. Crowell
drew twice and the strangers counted out
$4,000, saying if he would give them secur-
ity that he was worth that sum the money
was his. Crowell is over so, and refused
to bite. The strangers took the cards and
drove off.
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BlSMUTH DISCOVERED
In a Michigan Mine--A Mineral New 10 the
Peninsula,

1sErESSIsG, Mich, Oct. 4.-While pros
pecting for continuation of the Ropes
goli mine vein. q short distance from the
main shaft rock containing bismuth, a min
eral entirely new to the upper peninsula,
was discovered.
Bismuih has commercial value of 50
per pound, and is largely used for medci-
nal purposes. Noshere in the United
States is il mined at present.
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BAD BLOOD
Aroused ia the First Contest for the
Temple Cup.
New yorks Won kiler Repeated Kicks but
umpite Needed Police Protection.
BAD BLOOD

BALTmoRE, Md, Oct. NO more in
tense feeling of rivalry ever characterized
game of bsse ball in Baltimore than was
displayed in today's contest. Trouble was
sverted at different stages of the game by 4
few cooler headed PLAYERS and riot at the
close was prevented only by the large police
force which escorted Umpire Emslie OF the
field. Excite ment WAS NJ fever heat from
start TO finish. For two or three hours il
seemed certain it would be an exhibition
game only and the Temple trophy would b.
thrown aside.
Not until the game was called WAS the de-
csion in regard 10 the cup reached. Nc
Graw of the Orioles steadfastly refused TO
agree to 65-35 per cent. distribution of
receipts, conteniing the teams should play
for even stakes. The other members of
the team would not play unless McGraw
played. McGraw was won over at the last
minute, when it was made clear the con-
tests for the Temple cup would be can
celled unless the wishes of Messrs. Temple,
Young and Byrne were respected.
Filled with bitterness owing TO the con-
troversy over the cup affair, each team &C
cusing each other of trickery and unspor,s
manlike conduct, the teams took positions.
huelt uelFery was puzzle 10 tne orlote
hatsman throughout the game. The New
YoIks Jared little better. The Orioles did
not make a long, hit in the
game. The fielding on both
sides was brilliant. Things looked
squslly when McGraw ran into Ward at
second base in the seventh, and again when
he accdently struck Farrell at the home
plate. In the ninth, when Emslie declared
Jennings ont at first, there was terrible
row. Brodie, who was on the coaching
line, in the excitement, struck
Doyle, and the plsyers all
tlocked in. Quiet was restored until the
inning ended. Then the crowd back of the
ropes rushed at Emslie and the police went
TO his assistance. He was safely escorted
to the clubhouse amid groans and wells OF
derision. The uncertainty surrounding the
contest and miserable weather held the at
tendance down to ll,720.
, 3 b 6 50
Baltimore q o l.
New lorE.......... 0 | l | ! O.
Hits- Baltimore, :; NV York, l3. Errors-
Baltimore. /; New YORK, >. EsQer and Robin
son; Rusc and Farrell.
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NOT GULLY
Jbs Verdict in Case Of Men Mr.. Richardson
Accused.

ALFRED. Oct. An the case OF State
vs.. Smith (sIias Nason) and Curtis, b. +
Hamilton argued for the respondents, Tues
isy afternoon, County tAttorney ferkns
for the State, Wednesday forenoon. The
iury retired at 1915. after charge OF an
hour's length. At 1926 they returned
, erdict of mot guilty.
This i. the case in which Charles hich-
.rdsun of Lew iston charged the respondents
18th highway robbery.
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Wreck OF Nantucket Shoals

NANTUCKET, Mass, Oct. 4 From fiot-
sam picked up along the south shore today,
ii would seem there had been wreck on
some of the shoals that lie oceanwsrd.
No,hirg that would show The vessels name
has J yei been seen, but the size of the tim
bers cas-, ashore Indicates large vessel.
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fOU2 PLACES IN IUahER
Wsiled by Burglars on Wednesday Night with
Slim Success.

TURNER, Oct. 4.-Burglars broke into
four places in Turner village Wednesday
night. Persons meat shop, J. C. Hobbs
cigar and confectionery shop, the postofiice
and w. 3. Bradfo-ds shop.
They got about $40 from Hobbs shop, a
few coppers and small coins from Pier
sons. Nothing from the postofiice Fif-
teen dollars and q buffalo coat from W. B.
Bradfords.
No attempt was made TO break a safe, so
far as known. The burglars entered by
back windows, the dark night favoring
them.
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QUAINT LAND MARK GONE.
8ockIand's Dentist ~hu Never Ate Meat and
Never Had Doctor.

RocKLASp. Oct. 4.-Dr. d. B. Raynes
of Rockland, the nonsgenarian dentist is
de .d. He practiced dentistry for many years.
For the latter part of his life he was
familiar and unique figure on the streets.
He never had doctor in his 30 years and
yer ate meats. He slept in chair of his
o.n manufacture for 80 years.
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Work oil Court at Farmington.

F,RMrSsroN. Oct 4.-The supreme ju-
d;cial court adjourned this afternoon to
Nov. Is when John Ouilette will be tried
for killing Daniel Thibedeau. Judge
Strout presided. Eight divorces were de-
creed this term. Three men were sentenced
to State prison year each for burglary.
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MOCK bUEL
That Had Deadly Reality Tor One Gun Was
Loaded.

KEENE, n. H., Oct. Arthur Thorning
and Frank Blake, aged Is and Is respec-
lively, h'd been hunting all day and on
their way home this afternoon suggested
they have a mock duel. They paced off 80
or 40 yards, turned and fred, supposing the
guns empty. Blake's contained charge Of
shot which struck Thnrnirg in the face,
lacerating it terribly and destroying both
eyes. He was taken to Elliot hospital.
Both families are prosuated by the shock.
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Rsisin Crop Being Shipped.

SAN FRAScIsCo. Cal. Oct. The con-
gestion of the rai.in traffic that was threat
ened by the disagreement If the California
producers and the New York and Chicago
fruit dealers has been broken and the yield
of the San Joaquin valley is being rapidly
shipped eastward
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ANTE OR EXIT.
The Party of Reformer CIeve-
land Levying Assessments.
All Federal Employees of San Fran
cisco Receive Circular Letter.
Great Damage 10 the Fishing Fleet on the
Banks Is Reported.

SAN Francisco, Oct. i.-The Chronicle
says all the federal employees in San Fran
cisco have received circular letter from
the Democratic campaign committee stating
that as office holders they are presumed 10
desire the perpetuatinn of the present ad
ministrstlon, and that the Democratic
ticket may be successful. Each office
holder is requested to contribute . per cent.
of his yearly salary to the funds of the
party.
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Maine Schooners Mtet Hardships.

VINEYARD HAVEN, OF Schooner
Jennie & Pilsbury. Pillsbury, Of and from
Rockland for New York, lost foretopmast
and gsftopsail during The southerly storm,
last evening. Sch hDoner Cora NJ, Bangor
for New York, damaged her centerboard
on Nantucket shoals, last night, but pro-
ceeded today.
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SH1HERS FOL .OkED eY FAIR.

EosToS, Oct. 4.-For Bcston and vicin-
ity: Friday, Threatening, occasional show
ere, probably followed by fair late Friday
afternoon or night, probably followed by
fair late Friday Afternoon or night south
westerly winds, sight changes in temfera-
ture,
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Heavy Fog Along Coast.

.avy fog covers the coast tonight. A
three mssted schooner passed south at
=. NJ. Schooners A. Hunt. James Roth
well and five others are becalmed of here.
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STAGE HELD UP.
Only the weIIs-sareo Express Compays Box
Taken.

YREKA, Cal, Oct 4 A masked robber.
yesterday, held up the Fort Jones stage.
The driver and passengers were DOT inter
fered with, but the Wells-Fargo Express
Company's box was taken.
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li,,,e DAUGHTER Of Mr.. Dtexsl Very ~.

BAR HARsoR, Oct. 4.-The little daugh-
ter of John r. Drexel of Philadelphia is
dangerously ill and not expected to live
through the night.
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Everett Mills Increase funnin. lime.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. 4-Beginning
Oct. the weaving department of the Ever
ett mills will run so half hours q week an
increase of 10 half hours.
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Washington Fusscsst.

WAsHIEGroN, Ot. 4.-For Maine:
Friday, fsir, preceded by local showers IN
eastern Maine; southeast wiods; cooler
Friday evening.
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LAST DAY
Of the Fair at Canton Saw Poor
Racing.
Those Old Fashioned Postage Stamps
Were Strong Evidence.
President shtman Hasn't Thought Upon Ms
Call So Much as Has Public.

LIvERMoRE FALLS, Oct. 4.-There were
obout 5000 in attendance, Thursday, thu
closing day of the Androscoggin Valley fair
at Canton driving park. The game of ball
between the Cantons and Rumford Falls re-
suited in victory for the former, to 3.
J. s. Molse n selectman of Rumford was
struck in the head by ball and injured
q lite badly.
The track was heavy owing to the rain
The races were not very ex iting. X O.
Jordan's ch. z. Victor +. by Fauntleroy
'On the g., ear old stake in 2 10 3-4. W.
w. Ross b. 8. Ibex, second Thr so
c'ass pacing WAS won by L. Ellis MISE
line, ch. m, by El.mere. Nellie BLY,, sec
ond. Beat time, 4G IL. Summary
227 CLASS.
Sadie w.. blk M by Young Rolfe Ellis. !
Thompson, blk G. RUSSELL : 2
lime. 235i, 2.35!, 35.
The society elected the following officers
or the ensuing year: Prasi lent, Hon.
Waldo Petiingill; vice-president, w. W.
W. Rose; secretary, II. 7. Tirrell treas
urer, d. W. Cooling.
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Itwas too wet at Risby Thursday for the
races, and they have beea carried forgard
one day.