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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

Jutro W Hall Schoenho.
fena przedstawienie Tow.
MlodSie1c6w sw. Kazimierza z
par. Sw. Jana Kantego, Ode.
grana bsdzie wyborna sztuka
,,Poch6d z pochOduiami". Pc
przedstawieniu -zabawa. Ka.
zdy powinien bye ma tenn
przedstawieniu.
= Trzynastoletni Frank
Bartholomew zostal wczorai
przejechany przez w6z ciezko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
Przesilenie ministeryalne ma
Wegrzech OdWr6cOne.

LoNDYN, 27go list0pada.-
2 Wiednia telegrafuja, il ce.
sarz, po wysluchaniu prezy-
denta ministeryum wegierskie-
go ma specyalnej audyencyi,
obiecal mu stanowezo, il ME
odm6wi swego zatwierdzenia
dopiero CO uchwalouym pra
WON swobodzie religijnej ma
Wegrzech. Odwraca to wszel-
ka obawe przesilenia ministe-
ryalnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
Rok v
ladowny przy rogu ul. 12ej i
Francico. Odwieziony do do.
mu rodzic6w, Wkr6tce zmarl.

Franclco. OdWlezlony do do.
mu rodzic6w, wkr6tce zmarl.
= q ssdziego Chetlaine roz-
poczal sic wczoraj proces Fry.
deryka Szymik, oskarzonego
o zamordowanie Edwarda
Shay. Zbrodnia zostala spell.
Mona W jaskini opiumowej p.
n. 271 ma w. Madison ul.
= Redaktorzy gazety cze.
skiej nChicagsky Obcan" K.
Neuman, FL. Avenarius i E.
Fischer zostali oddani pod sad
kryminalny "a potwarze, kt6-
remi obrzucili W swej gazecie
pred wyborami jednego cze.
skich kandydat6w Krystyana
Wallek.
= Konstabel Lorin Lone,
dosta} cd sadziego Quinna
$40 kary "a to, - ze mocno
pobil swego wieznia A. Rit-
tmana.
= w niedziele odby}o sic
W Hall Baera przy rogu Mil
waukee j Chicago ave. wielkie
zebranie zamieszkalych W Chi.
cago Arme6czykow, ma kt6.
rem uchwalono proterst prze.
civ zbroduiom tureckim W Ar.
menii.
= Pani Anna Becker, zam.
ma State ul. W poblizu 33ej 20.
stala wczoraj ma Stewart ave.
przejechana ma smiere przes
pociag kolei Illinois Central.
= Komisarz budowlany
miejski S. B. Eisendrath zre-
zygnowal.
= Albert Edwards zostaf
uwieziony "a fa}szowanie cze-
k6w. Podrob} on i wypuscil
W obieg IL czek6w ma Union
Trust CO.., og6iem ma pareset
dolar6w.
= Ospa ukazala sic pomie-
dzy Polakami ma Jadwigowie,
ma Harvey ul.
Robotnik J6zef Fekip
pad1 wczoraj ofara fatalnego
wypadku. Gdy pracowal W
fabryce standard Elevator
CO.., spadf mu ma noge ogro.
mny HAWAI- zelaza, wazacy maj
mniej 800 funt6w. Noga 20.
stafa zupeinie zmiazdzona.
= Ogloszouo upadlosc G.
I. G. Hurda, wiasciciela zakia.
du stroj6w damskich pm. 1874
ma Michigan ave.
= Kaady powinien p6jSc
we czwartek, W Thanksgiving
Day, do Hall ma Bradley ul.
ma Fair je1nodnioaoy ma po-
krycie diug6w pawilonu pol
sko-ameryka1sklego.
= Nowo obrani komisarze
powiatowi obejma swe obo.
wiazki d. 1go grudnia.
= Sedzia Severson oddal
pod sad kryminalny "a kaucys
$500 Katarzyne Ramolska,
zam. pm. 166 ma Cleaver ul.,
"a to, ze W sobote W k}6tni
oblala goracs wods swa sa-
siadke Marye Soszyhska.
= Timothy Waters zosta} W
sobote mocno pokaleczony W
wypadku tramwajem limo
wynn przy Hamlin ave. w.
Madison ul.; wczoraj umar}.
= Pozar zniszczyl wczoraj
rano trzyp;etrowy drewniany
budynek pm. GA i e7e ma Au.
stin ave. Szkoda dochodzi do
$500.
= Dwaj Polacy J6zef Pie.
wa i Jan Konecki oddani 20.
stall pod sad krYminalnY pod
kaucys $l700 "a napad NOR
derczy ma Stanislawa Lubelke,
zam. pm. 63l ma w. lei ulicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
BratOb0istWO.

New YORK, 26go listopada.
Rosalo Marcegliro dis po po.
1udniu pok}6cl sic i pobi} W
pewnej piwiarni przy Mulber-
ry str. z bratem swym Geuarro
i sztyletem ugodai1 go W piers.
Genarro ma miejscu ducha wy
zionala Rosalio uciek1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27

-,,Fair" jednodniowy NJ pokrycie
diug6w pawiIona polsko.amerykahskle-
go We Lwowie, odbeazie sic d. 90 iIsto-
pada W Thanksgiving Day" W Hall
przy nj. Bradley. wstep wolny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
TeIegramy zagranieEne
Stub cara MIkO1aja z ksiez-
niczka Alieya.
Amnestya polityczna.

dnl6 Sa1Wy aFnaIHie D"lasCo.
waly, ze car Rosyi Mikolaj IL
zostal zaslubiony z ksisaniczka
Alicys Hesko-Darmsztadzk8,
Juz o godz. Tel rano t}umy
zebraly sic ma NeWskim Pro-
spekcie, ma Bolszoj Morskoj i
ma placu przed Palacem limo
wynn. Wojsko podw6jnym
szpalerem obstawilo droge z
Palacu Aniczkowa, gdzie mlo-
da para cesarska zamieszka, do
Palacu Zimowego, gdzie miala
sic odbyG uroczystos6 zaslubin.
Dzie6 byl pochmurny; mia
sto ma3o przystrojone i udeko-
rowane.
o godz. II m. Is ukaza}y sig
powozy orszaku slubnego. w
pierwszym powozie jechal car
Mikolai, bratem Wksieciem
Michalem: obydwaj W mundu.
rach huzar6w gwardyi; pow6z
otaczaly i poprzedzaly oddzia'
}y huzar6w, uianow i kozakow
gwardyi przybocznei, W wspa-
nia}ych mundurach. Dalej W
wspanialym powozie zaprzszo-
nym W 4 biale konie jecha4y
caryca wdowa i ksiszniczka
Afcya. Tlumy witaly cara i
jego przyszia zone okrzykami.
Dalei postepowaly powozy
rodziny carskiej, obcych ksia,
eat, dyplomat6W, dygnitaray
eywilnych wojskowyeh.
Posuwano sig powoli. o G.
I'm. 15 orszak slubny przybyl
do Palacu Zimowego i VISTA
pill najpierw do Sail Malachi
towel, gdzie sformowano sic
do procesyi. Ma czele sill urae-
dnicy dworscy, potem caryca
wdowa ojcem swym, kr6lem
Danii, dalej car Miko}ai z
ksiezniczka Alicya, "a mimi
ksiaze ksiezna Walii, potem
ksisze York jedns z wielkich
ksiezniczek = i inne znakomi-
tosci. Poch6d przeszed szereg
wspanialych, swietpie przystro-
ionych sal, jak Sale koncerto-
wa ze scianami plyt srebr-
nych, Sale Mikoiaja Igo z
obrazami z jego panowania,
Sale chwa}y, Salon Feldmar-
szalk6w, Sale Petrowska tro-
nem Piotra Wielkiego i stare
zytnemi meblami, wyk}adane
mi srebrem oksydowanem, da-
lei Podw6rzec herbow : /
przyby} wreszcie do pokoju
Piketowego, poprzedaajscego
kaplice, gdzie mia4 sic odbye
Stub.
W Obszernym pokoju Pike
towym zatrzymaia sic wieksza
cZesG gosci WeselnYch; tylko
naiblizSi weszli do szczupfej
kaplicy. Byla ona Gala wylo-
iona srebrem zlotem.
Stroie ksiszniczek i dam
dworu byly wspaniale.
Wiekslos6 pan nosila stroie
pa mode Josyjska, przy TEN
mn6stwo kosztownosci. Ksiea-
niczka Alicya miala suknis
biaIa, bogato haftowana zlo-
tenn, ma glowie brylantowy
,,kokosznik" rosyjski mala
zlots korona. Ma sukni znajdo-
wal sic piaszez purpuro#y
aksamitny, pOdszyty gronosta-
jami. Tren jej sukni niosio pie
ciu ofcer6w.
Stub odbyl sig uroczyscie
podlug obrzed6w cerkwi pra.
woslawnej. Dopelnil obrzsdu
pop dworski Janyszew, przy-
brany W suknie zloeiste. o go.
dzinie 2iej obrzsd byl juz u
ko1czony. Nastapiiy powin-
szowania. M{oda caryca miala
Izy W oczaeh. Ucalowaly ia
serdecznie caryca wdowa, ksis-
INA ksiaae Walii, kr6l Danii
j wszystkie ksiezniczki.
Caryca wdowa udala sienaj-
pierw do Paiacu Aniczkowa.
Pozostaly orszak wyruszyl po.
woli ku powozom.
TEumv W powrotnei drodze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
Mysl meia gfosaej aony.

Nawet slawa W maite6stwie moae
[oyd nieznosna,
Zwlaszcza gdy maz nleznany, a iona
..rozglosna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
Process sedziego Ricksa.

OLhVELANOJ W. ~ AlSVOP'
Subkomitet ssdowy Izby po-
slow, wyznaczony celem pre-.
prowadzenia sledztwa W spra-
vie skargi Central Labor
Union przeciw sedziemu zwiaz,
kowemu Augustowi ]. Ricks,
dzisiaj rozpocza1 swe prace.
Subkomitet ten tworza: posef
krajowy Joseph W. Bailey z
Texas, jako przewodniczacy i
poslowie Edward Lane z IlIi-
nois i Case Broderick z Kansas.
Reprezentantem Central Labor
Union W obec komitetu jest
Arnold Green, a rzecznikami
Rlcksa: Virgil T. Kline, Sc.
dzia S. E. Williamson, sedzia
Sanders i Andrew Squire.
Oskarzenie tworzy akt do.
syc obszerny; treScis jego
jest to, ze sedzia Kicks, ma
jac powierzone sobie specyal-
ME sledztwo W 40 przesz}o
sprawach patentowych, oko1o
$1,000 nalezytosci sadowych
schowa} do kieszeni, zamiast
oddac je rzadowi.
Sesye otworzy1 Arnold
Green, jako prokurator i od-
czytal akt oskarzenia. Virgil
2. Kline odpowiedzial W imle.
niu oskarzonego, ze wr. 1898
sedaia Ricks zloAy1 rzadowi
szczeg6lowe sprawozdanie i cd
departamentu sprawiedliwo.
Sci otrzymal zapewnienle, IL
rapport jest zadowalniajscy.
Arnold Green natomiast przy
zna}, IL Ricks zlozyl sprawo.
zdanle, ale oSwiadezy}, re u
czyni} to dopiero W 10 lat %
po Sciagnieciu nalezytoSci So
dowych, kiedy mu dano do
zrozumienia, re moze narazic
sic ma nieprzyjemnosci, jezeli
tego ME uczyni.
SzczesliWie pTzybyi,
PHILADELPHIA Pa, 96 IL
stopada. Parowiec Indiana"
linii ameryka6skiej z Liver,
poolu, o kt6rego los troszczono
sic cd tygodnia, dzisiaj vie,
czorem zosta} sygnalizowany.
Niepokojono sic wielce o to,
CO z parowcem tym sic sta}o,
a znajomi krewni podr6znych
ma MIN jadacych, bez ustanku
oblegali biura kompanii okre-
towel. Przywi6z3 on 40 po.
dr6znych pod pokladem, a "a
loga jego skiada sic so os6b.
PodWyiszenie piac.
PlTrsBURe, Pa, 26 listopada.
Kompania New York and
Cleveland Gas Coal Comp,
podwyzszy}a place swych g6r,
nik6w W Plum i Sandy Creek
55 ma 50 cent6w cd tony. Ma
tomiast musieli robotnicy zobo.
wiazac sig pismiennie, IL do
zadnego zwiazku robotniczego
ME przystapia (H). Okofo
1000 g6rnik6w korzysta tego
podwy zszenia placy.
POlityAierzy kaIecza sic wzaiem.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, 26 list.
By3y cz}onek kongresu He
wett, przewodniczacy tutejsze-
60 komitetu demokratycznego,
zostal oskalzouy przez tutejsza
gazette nStar" publicznie, il
taiemnie popiera} repubIika-
now. Dzislaj Earle Perkins,
agent asekuracyjny, pasierb
Hewetta, przyszo d} do biura
wydawcy gazety Star, Lena
Buttona, przerzuci} go przez
sto1, tax re Button g}owa u
derzywszy 0 szybs okna, wy
tluA ja-i obi 60, az wreszc:e
Button och}onawszy po niespo-
dziewanei napasci, rzuci1 sic
ma niego. Obaj bill i kaleczyli
sic wzajemnie; Perkins w ko1-
Gu mial nos rozbity, oko po-
krwawione i twarz pokaleczo-
ma, a Button policzak i palec
u reki odkaszoDy. W ko6cu
kilku chirurg6w opatrzylo po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27

Wielka nowost! = Ma "FAir'' jedno-
dn'Owy prxy ul. Bradley bedze wspa.
uiala przekaski -oez, latina. lad, XII 4
Texas; do tsgo naJwybornIejsze vino
samej SEimp ,ni. KtD CHS nalezJcie
urzcie 9TH nssgiying Day., MECH
przybedzie do Hall prey nj. Bradley.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
NakOniec ugaszOny.

SHAMoK1N, Pa, 96go listop.
PoAar sroaacy sic cd 62ch 60
DIN W szybie Nelsona W ko-
rytarzu nr. 10, "a kilka godzin
zupelnie bedzie ugaszony. w
korytarzu tym znajdowa1o
sic dwiescie woz6w weglami
i wszystko to sic zapalilo. Ca
szenie by}o wielce trudne ME
bezpieczne powodu nies}y,
chanego goraca i zab6jczych
gaz6w ztamtad sic dobywaja.
cYch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
ma miejsce zmar}ego cz3onka
kongresu Myrona B. Wright.
Piekarze Oburzeni.

READING, Pa, 26 listopada.
Komisarz targowy wywola1
oburzenie miedzy tutejszymi
piekarzami ogloszeniem, ze cd
d. l stycznia 1895 chleb spree
dawaG musza ma wage. Rozpo-
rzadzenie to wydano ma mocy
starej ustawy jeszcze 2 r. 1897,
kt6ra kaze sprzedawae ehleb
ma wage pod kara $40 Cd lat
bardzo wielu do tel ustawy sic
ME stosowano, a teraz pieka,
RE musza zmienic spos6b pie.
czenia, jezeli musza sic do niej
ZastosoWac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27

POplerajcie "Fair" jedaodnIowyi l.
die Gu o honor ameryk ,6skiej Polonii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-11-27
Randydatka do kOngresu.

TowANDA, Pa, 26 listop.-
Pani Sarah Ulrich Kelly W
Honesdale wystapiia dis, jako
kaniydatka do kongresu 2 10
obwOdu Stanu Pennsylvania,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21
CHINN WAS A FOOL.
Lighted Powder in Fort Pulaski 10
Drive Out Mosquitoes.
400 Pound Expioded-Foh Badly Damaged
Chinn will Die-hnother Injured.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 2O.-Just after
breakfast Sergeant Chnn went into the
store room, at Fort Pulaski, to work. In
the room were several casks containing 400
pounds OF gunpowder and lot of fixed
ammunition. He took handful of powder
from an open cssk, wet 1t at the pump,
placed it in the middle of the room, and ig-
nited it to drive out the mosquitoes, which
were numerous.
In carrying the powder from the cask he
left train of dry powder from the middle
of the floor right up to the cask. As soon
a, he ignited the o1der it burned along
the train and the 400 pounds exploded.
There were three large explosions, each
within few seconds of the other, and the
sergeant was knocked down three times in
trying to get out Of the door. Mary Wash
ington, who was approaching the door at
the time, was knocked about 40 feet and
badly burned about the face and arms.
Within 200 feet Of the fire was 500
pounds of dynamite, which in case the mag
azine had blown up, would have exploded
from the conclusion. As it was. only the
southwest corner of the fort was damaged.
Two casemates were burned out and the
roof destroyed by the constant bursting of
shells. Sergeant Chinn was burned and
bistered over three-quarters of his body
and cannot possibly recover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Judge Gardner closed three days term
of the probate court in Machias, Thursday
night. In the contest over the will of John
Harmon, in which large estate is involved
40 witnesses were before the court, the
question being as to the soundness of mind
of Mr.. Harmon when the will was made
Judge Gardner admitted the will to probate
and an appeal was taken by the contestants
In the United States circuit court al
Portland, Friday, was begun case which
may have important developments-that of
the McCay & Copeland Lasting Machine
Co. VS.. the Copeland Rapid Laster Manu-.
featuring Co., and also the Goodyear Shoe
Machine Co. 1t is a petition for tempor-
ary injunction on the ground that the last
machine made by the defendant is an in
fringement of patents owned by the plain
tiffs. Juege Webb has granted tempor.
ary injunction. r.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21

RApY RUTH their utmost intelli-
gence if baby is to get safely through the
summer. Cholera infsntum never attacks
properly nourished children, no matter how
heated the season. Only the weak. dropping
babies succomb to summer complaints.
At the first indication of faulty nourish-
ment indges stion or disrrhUa. the prudent
mother will look at bsby's diet. If she is
trying to nurse baby herself through the
hot summer, she will make sure that her
milk is capable of fully nourishing the little
one. But if she finds that baby is not
thriving, lactated food should be given
either as an additional nutriment or for a
complete diet.
No less an authority than DIR. Guernsey,
the senior editor of the New York Medi-
cal Times, says that he uses lsctsted food
with children. He saws il is pleasant to
taste and easily digested and assimilatcd.
The famous DIR. Agnew, as is well known
among physicians, was one of the first
to publicly recommend the food. DIR. j..
Lewis Smith, perhaps the greatest author
ity in the country on the diseases of child
ren, professor in Bellevue Hospital college,
New York. also commends its use. There
are hundreds of physicians in New England,
says the Boston Journal, who prescribe
lsctsted food invariably as the nearest ap-
proach to healthy mothers milk aud as y
rich baby food that builds up the strength
and bodies of young children and invslids.
Lactsted food Is an ideal infant nutIi-
ment. Babies like il. They grow fat and
ruddy when fed on it as an exclusive diet.
II makes the impoverished blood of puny
children grow rich and capable of making
growing bone and flesh. All fear of chol-
era infan;um may be dismissed after baby
is put on n diet of lactsted food for the es-
sential elements Of this dread complaint
impurity and lack of nourishing qualities
in the food-arc absolutely removed.
Mothers may sleep peacefully without fear
of being awakened by a feverish cry by
night that may tell of some grave intesti-
nal disorder.
Babies fed on lactated food gain steadily
in weight and escape summer sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soutar, who live
on Campbell street, Sandusky, Ohio owe
their happiness to lactated food. They
| write
"When our baby, Ruth, was sick there
was nothing that would stay on her stom-
ach. The doctor advised the use of lacta-
ted food, and very thankful we are, for in
short time it worked wonders. She is
now large healthy child. Her age is one
year and four months. We are convinced
that if it had not been for the timely use Of
lsctated food our baby would have died.
We now have another little one that we
are raising on lactated food, we have such
faith in it, and we also recommended it 20
all our friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the iieri;l. East
South and West.

New England reports the temperature
Friday, from 95 to l0S above.
Larry" Twitchell, lately released by
Louisville, has been chosen by league
umpire in place of Hartley.
In the Kingstown, Ire., Yacht Club races
Friday, the Britannia defeated the Vigilan,
by minute and 81 seconds, actual time
and minutes and seconds, corrected
time.
A. B. Goeher of Buffalo, broke Ameri
cas- unpaced competitive record at James
town, N. Y, Friday. in the five mile handi
cap race. Time, l2.3l; previous record
1876 3-4.
The Lawrence Company, at Lowell, Fri
day, posted a notice announcing that the
mill would begin next week to run half time
This will affect about 1900 operatives. Mid.
lesex mills will begin, Saturday, to close
in few days, and as soon as work in the
different departments can be finished will
be entirely closed until such time as The
company may receive orders that will jus
tify the resumption of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21
SERVING The WARRANTS.
Strikers Receiving Attention Of Grand Jury and
United States Marshals.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Between noon and
sundown, today, so to 20 bench warrants of
arrests were served by United States mar
shsls upon the individuals against whom, in
rendering the final report, yesterday, the
special federal grand jury returned indict-
ments for various offences under the inter-
state commerce act and laws Of trans porta-
ton of United States mails.
At the district attorneys office neither cor
roboration nor denial could be obtained of
the report current last night to the effect
that indictments were found against all the
directors of the American Railway Union
now in Jail, including several dispatched
last week on organizing tours in other
1t was admitted that additional indictments
were found against Dens, Howard, Kehier
and Rogers and that bonds were fixed at
$1,000 in each case.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21
FAIRFIELD RACES.
The List Of Entries ior the Sport Of July rs
and rs.

FAIRFIELD, July 20.-(SpecisD The
following is the list of entries for the races
at Fairfield trottlng park, Wednesday and
Thursday, July % and 2G.
2.27 CLASS. TRoT-PURsE, $500.
j L Wheelden, Bangor b < Elgu.
Haley, South Gardiner, m Comb ne.
II T. Ha ey, Monroe. b h Tide Marx.
q X Palmer, East Dover, b IN Lady Franklin.
l. II Rider Mil blk gCMP.
Z Is Gilman, Wa,ervile, IN BadOura.
silver Lawn Stables, waterville. b & Currief.
+ II Berry, Rocklaud, ch Dixmont.
Z A Crockett, Rockland, Art ur b.
e III Nelson, Wate vile, III Amber.
245 GLASS; PURSE, 500.
A X Buck, Orland, rn z Aaron.
Charles Simpson, WatervIlle, b IN Kit Van Clf,
G G Edwards, FAIRFIELD br In Teazle Boon
son.
J l. b Wheelden, Bangor, b h Odd Mark.
w ID Haley. Gardiner, IN May Gi t.
o + Turner Canton, blk Surprise Chief.
j c Horn, Wateryille, m Baby Girl
G II Nelson, Waterville, b m Lucy Nelson.
G II Nelson. Watervie, b m Queen.
Chas Dustin. Pttsiield, br m Jennie Rolfe
Watson Blaisdell, Burnham. b h Burdock.
Ed Getchell, Winslow, b IN Fannie Wellington
Robert Waite. Fairfield. m Lizetta.
Walter Clifford, Waterville, blk & Van Hell
mont, .Jr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21
RUNNING EN- DOWN.
George |. Lake Arrested for
the Embden Burglary.
Suspected of Having Operated Ex-
tensively in Somerset.
friday Was Hot Day in Maine Yachts al
eoothbay harbor.

LEWISTON. July 20.-GeoTge L. Lake
was arrested at Templeton Goodale's, seven
miles north of Solon, Thursday, by Detec-
tive Ira M. True. Lake is charged with
burglary and is suspected of having opera
ted extensively aljng the line of the Somer-
SIT Railroad. He was arraigned before
Judge Bo~den at Madison, FIiiay, and
bound over in the sum of $1,000, on the
charge of attempting TO burglarizz the Emb-
den ticket Uiiice. He Was committed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21
WORCESTER RACES.
Rather Dull huSic-Heien MS Work Was
the Redeeming Feature.

WORCESTER. Mass, July 20.-The clos
ing races in the Driving Park Company's
meeting were uninteresting. today. Helen
Ms performance IN the 2.27 trot and pace
was the only interesting feature of the day
The race was left unfinished and the money
divided.
The 2.37 class, trotting, purse $500,
Little Dam, by Blackwood Chief, (Nich.
ols), won in six heats; Mystery, b m, La.
boundy), second; others ruled out or dis
tanced; best time, 2 30 IA, by Mystery
winner's best, 2.32 IA.
The 2.35 pace, purse Sioo, Kentucky
Star, b. &, by Robert McGregor dam Lslls
by Petosk, (Sheridan), won in five heats
Checo, b. g., (Swan) second; Alcedo, ch.
g., (Dore), third; best time, 2.24 IA.
The 227 trot and pace, purse $i00
Helen NJ, gr. M, by Golden, dam by The
Loundy Horse. Bailey, won two heats
Crit, ch. g., (McNameel, won one heat
GstSs-faylor, b. e., (Hicks), third; Iron,
wood, b. g., (BIanchard), fourth; best
time, 2.20 IA, by Helen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21
Second Day.
2.3l CLASS, PURSE $50.

2.3l CLASS. PURSE $50.
Ralph Foster. Canton, ch h Ellsmere.
A Buck, Orland, rn h AnselW
Wthee Reynolds, Winslow. blk & China Boy
S Witham, Waterville. z III Molic s.
& Palmer, + It Dover, b Culver.
l. II Rider. Milo, blk g G NJ p.
Linn & Buker, Hartland, b Tough End.
Thompson Bros, Canton, blk Thompson.
+ II Berry, Rocxland, ch & Dixmont
+ ii Berry, Rockland, ch & Thad Irish
Ed Getchell, wiuslow, b m Stella Rolfe.
CA Crockett, Rockland, b Arthur b.
Z Gilman. Watervile, g Cheerful Charley.
A II Il w NJ Shaw. Bath. b IN Jessie Shaw.
Lester Nye, Fairfield, m Jennie l..
Jos Giroux, Wa ervile, b Phiios.
237 CLAss-rURsE $3.50.
A r Buck, Orland, m Camille.
Wlthee 4 Reynolds Winslow, blk e China BOY
Chas simpson. Waterville, h IN Kit Van Cliff.
Canibas stables, Vassalboro, b IN Princess Mel
son.
Andrew Rice, Oakland, br h Echo.
" T. Haley. Monroe, b Trade Mark.
T. w Hanks, Augusta, b m Starring.
Watson Blsisdel. Burnham. h Burdock.
Ed Getchell, Winslow. b IN Fannie Wellington
Robert Waite, Fairfield, m LiZetta
CII Nelson, Watervile, br m Lucy Nelson.
c II Nelson, Wateryille, m Queen.
j &C Horn, Watervlle, b m Baby Girl.
Walter Clifford, Waterville. blk g Van Hell
mont, Jr.
There have heen but four entries re
reived for the 2.25 class, trot and pace
purse 5000, and entries will be received
until Monday evening at II. The 22(
class, trot, did not fill and will be replaced
by a 2.37 class. pace. Purse 500. Entries
10 close Monday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-07-21
A BRUTAL ASSAULT.
Negro Assaults Young Girl at Old Orchard
Race Track Groom Suspected.

BIDpEroRD, July 20.-Miss Vivinne
Hill, Thornton academy student, Saco,
who is employed as q waitress at one of the
Old Orchard hotels, was assaulted near an
Indian village there, one night this week,
by N negro. A groom at the race track ia
suspected. He grabbed her and pointed a
revolver at her head, threatening to shoot
if she made an outcry. She tainted and
the girl with her summoned help. The
matter was not reported to the police till
today.