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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15

TIE ,,.ad.r will see by this large picinr" mat
there ar. - GLASSES q Bacteria "r ANNA .i.
T, -, ,r.y ~ man and prod ure various diseases
-n,ne ~ these are divided into many spcsl'r
ar families a. the Bacillus ~hic "a hAr 10
each producing different Diseases AMI 1917
toms lsi The Anthra>is. causing 'nrnn s,,'s
"a Thu. Bacillus Gangrenous. IL bst 1870 80, -
syphilis. sth. Bacillus Malaria On, n'' ,..,,
Mes~enterica- 9TH. Bacillus hh.n ,ns- ~ az
lrs sninali~ eth Bacillns ~ 'noitra; ~
s<s.iiins ~ piphtheria. 10Th. Bacillus ~ n'u
,no,,ia ami Typhoid Fever. llth- hA' lhu ,,. NJ
Glanders- leih Bacillus - syl.n,S l,nss is,h
Rs.,ii,- Tul.rculosi~ which are again hlNi'''
into Il varieties. Sc. q speeies-
n. wicroeo~ei being 50 in number 81 sIs
eies Here are "A few Those 81 Messles,
Fever. wheoping Cough, oohor'naT -
~.,,e omes the streptocoeeu- with - 81.
cies as Of Rheumatism 81 ~.isn ,. VI, involved
ys,t.ti.S. hence the various TISSUES nv y
some inhabit the joints soms lnt i,.. e.
me heart: Others the mucous me- rnbLan.S. a
&e- Those causing tdss' ppsasueinr aescesses
tbs ~ Bilious Fever; 5. terehro- -pln .a
Meningitis. s. Endocardits and ieritoli ,,,,,
causing dropsy Of the bear, anu A'1'"s
/ those az Puerper raj Fever Ac-' "s-
- a., over 2. 900 Species Of destroy
/ 90. ~ man. have been found, their han,,s'
| .na hraedinr learned. photograph taken ~ wy wy
| microscopy aud camera, lucida- lruls 49, -
Inn, Infinitely small. The tubercle ba. III
l No ~ in the picture. are shvwn Ia 10, ,s,n
four thousand diamct.rs OF lo," -, a,., :,
,ssir natnral size. Four hundred oil th.in ai'
smaller than a human hair one h nun ~
could IL laid on the point Of mn. h.su ,.h si,,
xef they cause consumption. s.r"inia. w. W..
yelling Knights disease. mp dlseass. spina
disease eczema. scald head. big n.eA. ia y,
tonsils. chronic sor, eyes fnnhlhs !. - m
catarrhs and many other troubles. ui'e's " -
! .'..,,,h ana All tho srrufulous diseases :,
onr DR.. Dcssrcsy il COMPETENT and n".s nv.
ing else but investigate thee ..
: | One OF his greatest neids oi 'avof = ''s
r. Ia GRIP.
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IA GRIPPE.

This II a compound. complicated 81. a.
usriiy two cases are exactly alike ne s.nas
~ Inc caus. makes this plain ~ w 49, ,ssn.,
sro,n Figures u . are all cccci. thA, P,
.vrntorns which we call La Grippe. foImtI4
y. - was IN milder and les complicated
sorrn called influenza. n has. sines trs a, w
1. 49,, - times IN hiss killed more people
sean cholera. yellow fever and small pox. ~
he lat four year Il has killed more n1b
..s,ric Than any other one cause ne ,nn
tt,,l,.. rnsrrSnce Bureau claim that II mas
somble1 The rate OF mortality. This = nov A.. Az,
whsre h does not kill outright i eAse. ~
system broken down and prey 70 $3.50,
and an the other diseases that sttsfk 'ne "'''~'
Noiy when sir.fhy weakened ,r
This disease invites bacillus tnbsrculcs.s Y,
al their horrii forrns-tho- q "
a. 6r.. 10 that the end cannot % pte''e''
1 III the raticnt IL actually well. - =
Sometimes il spends IL fury on me noss y !.
,hrost Again, on the lungs again. ! NE y y
/ the brsin OF spinal cord. or s'onsch' o' i'e'' =
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NATURES EFFORTS TO CURE
DISEASES.

- - N,ood there are the rcd eiohrles; the
white gIohues. which are ~ 49, 49, c,,sr
I..sid..~ there are other colorie-~ ronies- 49,
.',,ncr,ss which are the warriors 81 the system
They never err in regard 20 ~ ih'run.l. -
-on a. anything enisss whi ~. scceytes s@ize H.
-, !, ~ nirces or die in the enoft- Al tnc -
a. cosf.i ~ rheumatism. bactiiuN ~ la" .
bacillus Of tubercie 81. y " - ~ hill OF
fever These guardians. with H.si- $3.50,
conquer and health j. RESTORED fhl sapte I,,.'
bny., watched by the aid OF the m.
,nanx Such battles but this KNOWLEDGE y 81
recent date Anything thai sitthElnsa ~,
system helps to ct ri 81 tnsSs rrnIrsi.s that
destroy these destroyers AMI 20 no' hu'' 'n'
IT,. malaria bacillus can live IN 10 Per cent
in,,,n ~ snna iortjs. hut quinine in solution
80 enough 10 nut in the eye viii Kill them ~
IN sscopd- Tbs. Bacillus syphilis viii pa.
-, ,hn, will cook an egg IN ten minute. D.l
,nsrn mart az 4 certain form Of quick silver
Hills them But the spores or bun- tna' Us. ~ ~
tbs blood nj later stsgc are MOI sinsn =, IA
s,rarg.-t mercury; fhsf even whlcn ~vsar
.sntsrize would moi kill these spores nut ON.
4 simnIe substances in solution weak enough ~.
eyewaier will destroy every {Rni,,,ss
Boilinr water kills the mature animal ~ -. IN
& Rut the buds or spores will stahl uol..nk -.
hour But a c"th soiuu. , !. mi nv are d..
stroyed Immediately 10y air or water eon'aiA'"-
l-oSioth part Of pure ozone. .~. hr, IN
Hence we must not only All hA'1I. v.a -
,,as,,~. remeiie- that kill these microbes
The way these bacteria breed or mou,ps,
Is curious enough. Nearly all 81 them icIn
into links or chains. curved and stralent or
s.r,,r~ curfous patterns All cf them multipi
~ ,.srsine in the middle some part IN esel
io,rt or body into two and ai>o split + nS.h
? thus multiplying by the nnni.en- -
: .a,v tesides thr-e two modes OF increase ~
!. ant buds from every joint, which fall on ana -
= M. hardest of all the bacilli lnsy can reina
: anywbere for many years, and, Ike t l.-,
4 wnass will grow whenever the chance ocrul
u thus the spores Of tubcrcle and al the s.i'',
g ious diseases. and the same Win 'As sfo'ea
4 syphilis and many other germs
5 srhey are constantly being tnron gu.
sh,- .v~tem with the breath. rer-tirsen
4 h-xris the sputa and especially BY me kiansy
Hence nur Doctor in the laboratory y ~
busy examining specimens OF u'Ane sel' =
examination.
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DYSPEPSIA.

A.. p.,,sst had dyspepsia. constipation and
49, N The liver. Her skin and the whites OF
her eyes were IS yellow s saffron ana sns CON- IN.
f,ansehe Anil heavy headache. pain In the
r,shs shculder and right side, under the ribs.
heartburn and sour stomach her bowel. u.s. ~ wrs
$3.50 he dxy and ~leepleSs at night. ana dis
snrted by bsd dreams- She hai tried many I'm
edies but failed to fnd any permansn. ,,, IA
s1Sa.nr~es.d Under the first months treatment
she Improved slowly. but surely, AMI lei. =,
courared % continue After she Vas pio 20 -,
yns.i,ss ~. gained rapidly and AZ the eni 81
,hr fourth month was In perfect health.
vrxcEssEs. Isp.. Jan l.. 1sss-
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Ia GRIPPE.

The picture here presented y isir ,ns =,
Dnlp~s They come To us IL they live,
"a 81 out a = or more do not die IN we
Int stage. But in chronic stage with symR
800 ~ disaas.s OF some one or more orehrs ~
t"n.s ~ y. - xuh-srute state of disease Iney
srinr 4 history like this Had LAgripRe one
two or three years ago fir.t pans All q, ot M:
feAs ee-vh shortnes< n breath, coetive, sore
ness sll over sieeplessnes and HUNDRED mo' ,
symptoms in a great many cases NoT s.sl pns
ritafton OF the heart. cannot siAnI 49, 49,, y.
yelled stomach. or sour stomach, o.os.inS -
bowels. hsadsche side ache leg ache. 100. .sns
pains in chest, ache across slanr asssxrsei
sIsep hotfsshcs. cold spots. ciammy hands Hola
ieei. ieet burn. bot bead. numoness; n ana az
- &c. S,}Esrent cases and analyxing them, We
nnd evsry organ and every tissue IN me op gn,
involved and all originated IN LAeripPs' o,be,
shs IsSrippe opened the way Tor All ne o.ne'
hroSsss of Microbes or Bacteria which CAUSE
hundred forms Of disease
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DR.. BEN ToMLlM,

s,~;ci,al foun.ier. l. IS years old. He never
mi - school until he was u years Oh. ou'
wss teacher in Heh-school, az Io N .sai Of
:, y. ., ~ ,he ape Of % and graduated IN
, m.s, Al the Cincinnati College Of Physi-
eisns and surgeons in 1855 Did genera, Rrse,
tice for six years at the SAM ..,n ~ 49, a..
sp,..a nj. rntire time and energy 20 the STUDY
and treatment OF special diseases lie hss oesli IN
blessed with 10 retentiye a mFnlor' x "a,
.'.s,s aid his TEACHER scOlded him Tor not nav
,,r RECLAMATION on Friday. ON the ne =, -
dan he told his teacher that ne wa. ray 80
ir,,nrv N The r1ifed States, and on b.ins a ~
= mai was ali. said 10. and declaimed Miitoh
Grafton on the Freedom Of the Pres ne
~, s,s.'ria, medical subjects which he has no
read for twenty year,. This faculty has .Ia ,,
him Ia learn and retain the whole range OF meo
zeal specialties-
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And Others. The above picture IL not over
drawn. Thousands look wore than he dors
$50 N .ariy foliies Read our supplement- No.
"a II yon have not. AL young people should
rad n. Middle aged people should READ ~. ~
I, the HELPLESS ani desrairing. What Is greater
torment Than h0pelessnessf What raises the
s,ul higher than regainiug hopef We 90 not
nod out false hops. Don't sit down a. tthis
~.,nnQ man AMI 1etthe demon despair crush out
ynur Spirit forever. You are not 80 bad. no one
Il loo lar gone for help where there y life Come
~ NJ with confidence. and we will put you on
she -! to health AMI happiness. We have
ssved THOUSANDS in spite OF abuse from good
though misguided people.
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DISEASES or MEN.

Diseases ee Ven are not treated OF In this pa,
r,er but in our supplement- No. 10. which We vii
send free 70 anyone tIt applies equally well 70
females This supplement- treats AZ ienK,n ~
All these difYicsiitie~, viz: Gouorrhra -ypnl.is,
ehsneroiis -permatorrhps. ImpOtency, as
esss< az the Prostate diseases 81 the Bladder. ny
drcceie. varicccele and Blood. skin AMI nervous
our treatment Il far superior TO any other FOR
instance enlarged veins or Nsricocele = cn,eu
NV INTRODUCING few drops OF medicine with
hyppiermic syrlngc No pain, mol loss OF unie
anil cure IL certain in every case.
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DIR. BEN T0nLIN's INSTITUTE is situated
A. Nos. 500, COZ. Goa, COG, Sos, 6io ono
street, Terre Haute. Indiana II occupies on
bv l07 feet. and has seven departments
IN DEPARTMENT Ais treated Bacteria
and their effects.
DEPARTMENT D. Ia grippe ca'sffn'
Rheumatism and their effects.
DEPARTMENT c.-femals Diseases
DEPARTMENT D. Diseases Of the Eye and
Ear.
DEPARTMENT I.-Dissases OF Hen. e.
cent those siiicied With Cancers. Iumos'
sores, Hernia or Rupture, Rectal diseases
Hydrocele and varicocele.
pHPARrNENT f.-Fits, b. vitus' Dance
Paralysis and Nervous Diseases, etc.
pEPARrMEHrG Q. scrcfula and Defornins'
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Blu, we do not pretend % b cheap rVD.r
a. r.,her H. GOOD than cheap. Our exptn -
-. 49, i.rge orr assistants are the hest ~ "
con,.nent. our medicines the beei tnAa NJ \,
made. and our appliances are A. sn n sse ~
49, ara the head az the Laboratory ma
haa All the light he could get IN tnr,i~ ~ y.
means III diagnosis are unsrpsssn Nss \,
our remedies sre Possessed ~ ~ ~. -. treat
- NOW ~ tia, we are fsf ahead Of all o'hs'
institutes.
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These two Institutes. although doing separate
hnsin,ss are in harmony 40 far as assist inx ~.
~, IN consultations. operations. ana naving
~. assis,snts in common. DIR. Ben Tomnn
ss IN. original founder Of the Institute az ~,
sI1 Goa s Go and 6l0 Ohio street ami = sti
$3.50, otit pr r. Frank Tomlin. whose genius
ksS ;pxsnted a cure. by hypodcrmic injeguon
,s rsrcer~- Tumors, Sores, ktstuta. ruee
Hernia or Rapture. Hydrcsele and 0, xas ssn;
,s,,r,m- With feGr departments, IN the sans
builfiug
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TREATMENT ~ CONNIE
spONoENcE.

There are many patients who eannot 'ls..N.,
e..',1s We are constantly treating such person.
n IN parts of the United states by ecrrespons,
anee. We have had - much expeflsn.s ~
d1agnosing CASES from the written ne-S rlFns. 49,.
-, 80 rarsent thai. in many forms Of chrome
Sissas.s We succeed rs well a. by persona -.
sultation Thousands Of invalids v 10. nsa 80
r,,-.d ~ n ~ their own homes. Ani thu SAW
~. .xneuSe aud fatigue ~ long journey
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coseFSfo~rE~, OK -NNHsits MEANl>s " -.
ors = nj h,K vas the emblem Of liEht. re.ls -
,,mr,.v inuocence faith. Joy and liie ~ tne
tnay. II indicates integrity. IN the sick. mummy
IN me woman. chastity. .
Red the ruby signifies IRE divine l"ss. ~. 80 a
,ns exprcss love and wisdom. The red color q
.he hiof has It's origin in the action q the Dear
~htrh corresponds 10 or symtoiixes love. IN
led sens rel corresponds 70 the internal love y
evil. hatred. etc n..ws,, the
Armament. truth from ctAe-hAl vii-na' W.
rsf.nr az gold. j. the symbol Of the sun; 81 US
>rrs.sness Of cod ~ marriage, snn tAithinlnr~s.
M haa sense yellow signifies inronsisncy ana
ieseiN ~ 49, .,-s-,v ~
hore particularly OF the hope 81 irnmo,'siisy anu
- tssr.,,rx A. the color OF the laurel and palm
lissf the amethyst. signifies love an fntn, -
c.ssion and suffering. Purple and srariet Nghiis
- s..,f !. "A TIME from celestial origin.
Harf corresponds a. despair, srkness esn l.n
- r,ournsnr. neession. wickesne~ and resih
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,oe,s or Kidneys or bsdder, or In some - -
co,r;,incs with 80 many enemies a. W ~ a"e
- ~ sverv organ 81 the body at one swcoI,.
ns 49,, 49,, ssi,rrltates A common cold enptnei
,bcumsffsrn Sc In one case pneumohla Z. -,
in .nofher slow and chronic, eventually -l1, n.
in consumption. We never pclssea W II an mn
rt,,,,s writinr~ - stated H. and now We have 'ne
prnof that they are acquired
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,ie.a medicine in Sew York Cily n years. Then
~. vtut ~ IN. Pnstsur Institute for years.
-, ara.r Eilroth Huxley. tnlinherg, sohn,
s,l.r,nier AMI Koch. He h the hrsi prstsi
doctor now Id America on the Ne ~ tht inl'r.
-..otse and cultivation 81 Bacteria 49,,
hay. secured his services on contfArl LOT ~
t...r~ ard gixe him a sum equal - 10 irr cent
N th,. n.t business 81 both Institutes " y" 'ne
laboratory work.
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p.rs.rs Affected with Catarrh 81 the hn>.
,,,nat. .ars. head. stomach. bowels iiN-i' 80.
p.ys bladder vagina uterus. - AZ 49, '.st ~
~, mucous membrane. oT tAtartAai wv"
sovn ..i~.whare skin diseases, -rr"i LA . q.
n..dnof A. rule come 70 the Institute ~ ~, =,
fnil history of your Ills ami seh =, 49,, s...', T.
r. y astAe' w On BES ToNIl>,
PrHTi'di Terri. Hauie. lnI
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md we desire now % return ou' 49, --....,,
fhem' OF course. We do not exr-s, =.
- s.ssh = doctor ~ send a case that NJ wl-nss
.n.e, bim.if We know that N. busy pist
,,.ianer has not the time ~ study III snf"1
diseases. and the long. teii"u. 49, ~ ,.,.rl
,-.neh ~ Hacferioiogy.-a full nyc sehIr 49, 49,
"a I, viii not pay ~ furnish Laboratory am
49,. s.onuet.flt doctor t. tiil the piacc. henee'
~. invite them 90 scnd u snch ca-tr-
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Cerfified 90 ~ EaVr'I''F '1'17'
Ind, April :. issi
=. .rrus, rsS2. Mr. Petit applied ~ u tos
n,.se,-, cor Chronic Diarrhda- when nnn
,,s, ,,resur.d ~ privafion and exposure ~.
wears before lie also suneren MI - .lr.'',ir
' a,,a His symptoms were sorenes, anu
grir,nr pain in the bowels rcsiiessns e-s. mr.;
h.sdarhes. saiiow complexion. c9ia ','-s..,,
- "a lant himself i'm poverty by cxTtriin. ".
,ny wfth various doctors and raient rn.nle
hui obtained no permanent bencni. ~ IN ~, -.
- w. h.v,..ff f.ff..r and from that time nc
fson,inued n improve Till he Wa permanently
cured
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DR.. N. De sEREeY.

whose assistance has only recently ben a., &C
CURED. is ef the most renaf ,h ,ns,ifn,ss
~. ,ras soru in New Orleans in 1870: 81 frsnc
,sY''rtare graduated in Paris in 1862 prac
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VI~CFSNEs ND, july y -
Charles yorskie states thst his little boy now
two wears old, was horn with Hydrccele. s"m'
told him his child had Hernia OF huItnt.s 49,.
He took him to Dr. Tomlin. ana Win on'
on rsiion he cured him. In ten days the dls-
80 was all gone. and there has been no return
~ the disease. now eighteen months
N. resides on Eighth and broadway.
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Omr. rsyf What world this j. anyway NY
49,. srfl ~ frr.t.piiucs Awake or asleep.
n Il ~ same. 70 IL bci tired and get ny IN
The morning worn out. Ny stomach = Ike
- ssronl nv head Is ike seetninE furnhrt.
~ : nerv-es shakc nv muscles, my heart bothers
pelusg Yes should say have only have
to think of any place on my b"dy ou'siae ~
within, u start a pain -.
S.rk companyf No, l had rather ue aioh i
make ev.n my mother and sister miserable.
Nv sister wants me to go out with her ivot
ming she Il a. bad OF rs am. but women have
4 way OF not showing H. DR.. Jones says my as
sa-e is nervous prostratinn. whatever tnst ~
hn, ria cxnlauation was about ~ clear as mud.
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Any patient suffering irntn any y -. .i.si
~. srv.r.i dissa-e. i furnished with w,.-itn
t,.g-. containing I vial Or bis urine WI. ~
...,,t.r ~, M Thas writing for the nrsi tan.
.,,il i. ~. clear statement 81 their Gaze AM
s,,, h and vial Of urine. ~ expires Its i.@ln'
mu1 Il 4, tay cor the analysis, which, y w,
49, M N....x.rninr IA, ca~e without this WIT
t.-n statement II you rNtue "a - "a you ~.
make ill.,. statement - ". or bring y 49,,
49,, ,-t, ,-ii Mn ~. facts suur1rufialiy- We
49,, tfl- over ~ the laboratory, where y
s.r,'fgilv examined aud Labeled a. - whA' >
found
Tbes.. Institutes claim prc-eminrncc. SUI ~ ~
-, ~. r,inneers tn the rapid advance u v"sH
medicine. and surgery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-21
Canadian sealers Did Well.

OTTAWA, Oct. 20.-According 10 official
advices received the total sealing catch
Tor the Canadian fleet this season amounts
10 I2,5oOO against 94,474 last year The
falling Off was in the catch on the Atlantic
side OF the Pacific, owing to bad weather
in the spring. The take in Behring sea was
81, 80 as against 26,34l last season. This
Is the largest catch in Behrng sea on
record. There are AZ Canadian vessels
there. The Behring sea catch demon
strates that the report Of the government
OF Alaska that the sealing schooncrs were
not able to make the usual catches this
season is entirely erroneous.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Schooner Sarah c. Smith, Wood. New
York, collided, Saturday, near White
Head, with the schooner ID. W b. St.
John, n. B. The Smith was cut down to
the waters edge aft the mainmast and
lost her mainsail. The d. W. B. was I'M
injured. The Smith has arrived at Ban
gor
John ii. Slater, recently in the grocery
business on Prebiie street, Portland was
arralgned before the municipal court. in
that city, Saturday, charged with the
larceny of several boxes of butter and
ra'kets of grapes from farmers wagons
and grocery stores. He was fined $40 and
costs and sentenced to Jail for 80 days.
A trouble in the Advent parish at Bel
fast was discussed in a State conference at
Westbrook. Saturday. The committee on
the trial of appeals reported that Rev. W.
NJ. Strout, pastor of The Belfast church, is
chiefly responsible for this church trouble
and that he be required to make private
and public Acknowledgement of his fault.
The committees report was adopted by
the convention after a warm discussion.
The Hancock supreme judicial court
Judge Wiswell presiding, finally ad-
journtd, Friday morning Divorces
granted this term were as follows: Lucy
J. Page VS.. Gallon H. Page; Alonzo P.
Frazier vs. Myra f. Frazier, adultery
Wilson p Bonzey vs. Mary 9. Bonzev.
desertion; Minnie Z. Sargent VS.. Milton
Sargent, desertion; Grace NJ Estes va.
John +. Estes, failure to support: Louise
M Adams VS.. George f. Adams. deser
ton; Kate Richardson vs.. J. Fred Rich
ardson, cruel and abusive treatment.
Deputy United States Marshal Emery
arrived at Portland. Saturday, noon, with
James freeman, who is charged with
robbinY the East Sumner post office. last
July. Freeman and his wife were recently
arrested in Boston for the alleged larceny
of large quantity Of goods in Lewiston
and other places, and were taken to Nor.
ridgewock jail. The State authorities
have now turned freeman over To the
United States ofic The East Sumner
post office was robbed of large quantity
OF stamps. and the same night the depot
at East Summer was also robbed. Some
of the things stolen from the depot were
found on Freeman.
Thursday evening, at the conclusion OF
the drama, 1.-The Girl Spy" at Mridian
hall in Newport village, Willie Wetberbeo
boy OF about Is years of age, was shot
in the face and dangerously wounded nv
the discharge Of gun In the hands of an.
other boy, Sammie Moore Young MOORE
was assisting in carrying the guns from
the stage and was having great sport in
aiming and discharging them at his
companions. Finally he discharged one
that had charge of powder which struck
young We.berbee full in The face, badly
lacerAtinR his features, tearing away a
portion OF the jaw and inflicting Injuries
which will cause the loss of the sight of
one eye II mt of both. The injured bow
was attended to by DR. King, who pro-
nounces him in critical condition. nm
most of the time and unable to
swallow food
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-21
THROWN FROM HIS HORSE.
John w. Maekay, Jr., Ends His Career
While Visiting in Paris.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20. John w.
Mackay, Jr., was killed in Paris Friday
by being thrown from his horse. He was
the eldest son of the bonanza millionaire,
John w. Mackay. He was about % years
OF age, and was born in this city. He and
Clarence, aged about %, were the only
children of the millionaire, the Princess
Colonna being IA stepdaughter.
FOR the past six months the young man
who met his sudden death Thursday, and
MS brother have been spending their
vacation i'll Europe, partly with their
mother, partly with their step-sister, the
Princess Colonna; and at the time of the
fatality the two brothers and the princess
were together in Paris. Mr.. Mackay, Sr,
IS IN this city, and received only u brief
cabiegram announcing the accident and
death. Efforts to obtain further particu-
iars were frutless. Mr.. Mackay is over
come with grief.
The first intimation of the accident
which resulted in the death of John w.
Mackay, Jr,, was received here by MIR.
Mackay private secretary. 1t was ca
olegram from Clarence Mackay, the dc.
ceased $ younger brother, at Paris, in
which ho said that John w. was thrown
from his horse and seriously hurt. This
doctors had pronounced the case helpless,
ana he begged the secretary to prepare his
iathor tor the worst.
AT an early hour Saturday morning
ahothc message was received stating that
the injuries had proved fatal and that the
young man had died Friday night The
deceased arrived in New York from the
west on June last and sailed for Europe
on the steamship Paris ON June 10.
NO further details have reached here MS
YET and none of the representatives of
'he Mackay interests in this city could
say whether the remains would be brought
back here for interment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-21

BOSTON, Oct. 20-The first CORPS of en-.
diets, under command of Lieutenant Col.
onel Thomas +. Edmands. celebrated the
Ioith anniversary of its organization Sat.
urday, by street parade and rife compe-
tion at South birmingham Headed by
their celebrated band. the corps in full
aress marched over the following route:
columbus avenue to Boylston. Tremont
TO Winter, Summer, High, Pearl, Milk,
Broad, State, Washington, School, Bea.
con, Berkeley streets, Columbus avenue,
back to the armory. The line was ne.
viewed at the city hall by Mayor Curtis
and at the state house by Governor Green.
haige. After the parade the members
TOOK the train for South Framingham.