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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A|vois Dinkerman Kills Wife,
Then Shoots Himself.
Man Was Insane, Probably Due from
Late Business Reversals.
The Maniac Even Tried to Shoot Some OF H's
Boarders.

New YORK, Aug. IA double trag-
cdy was enacted on the top floor OF
the boarding mouse, at 10 west 2Oth
street. conducted by AiNolS Dlnkleman
ana Wife, early TINS. morning. D1nkle-
loan who was about %, and whose APP
bearance denoted that he was refined
ana educated. in fit of temporary nj
sanity, brought about by business re-
Nersals, killed his wife Adelheis, by
shooting her through the heart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17
HIGHLY ELATED.
Major Mckinley Pleased With
Reports He's Received.
Republican Presidential Candidate
Spent Sunday With Mark Hanna.
Mr.. W. J. Bryan Has Very Pleasant Sunday on
the Hudson.

Cleveland. Aug. lG.-Maior McKin-
ley spent the entire day at Nalchm.
llanna's home on Lake Shore. Mr..
Hanna arrived from Chicago. early
this morning, and several hours were
spent by the major and his manager
in close consultation. Mr.. Hanna.
now that he has heard from every state
in the union as to the exact condition
of affairs, is highly eiated over the
prospects and the encouraging news
put the major in the best of spirits
today. In the afternoon, Col. Myron
7. Ilcrricll, joined the conference Mr..
Hanna viii leave for New York. to-
morrow and Major Mckinley will re-
turn to Canton early in the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17
THE SALVATION ARMY
Holding Forth in Annual Session al the Old
Orchard Campground.

Old Orchard, Aug. 16-The Saliva
ton Army campmceting opened. Satur-
day evening, at the old campground.
and will continue in session for eight
days. A large delegation from all
parts of the country arrived and went
into camp.
After a big parade the opening
meeting was held in the Amphithea-
tire. 1t was led by Staff Captain Nc
Farland of Boston. Addresses were
made by Brig. William j. Cozzens.
Staff Captain Noble and Maj. Noble,
all of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From North. East
South and West.

1t is officially announced that the
German minister of war, Cen Bronsort
Won Schellendorf. has been relieved
from office. He will be succeeded by
Gen. Won Gosler
John Ryan, 15-year-old son of Con-
Contractor Dennis Ryan of Somcrvillc.
was drowned while bathing in the
Merrimac river at Lowell. Saturday
afternoon. The body was recovered
and Will be sent to Somcrville.
The strike of employees of the Adams
tNprrss Co. continues at New York and
Jersey City. Supt. Miller. today. stated
that the company had engaged I;0 men to
take the places of the strikers. Mr.. Mil
Ter said the strike was practically over
as tar as the company was concerned
lie added that the company would be able
70 handle 50 per cent. of the business.
Monday.
Numbers > and 3 mills of the Great
Falls Manufacturing Company at Som
ellsworth. n. H.. shut down. Saturday
evening, for one week, throwing 1000
hands out of employment. the cause
being the same as other New Eng
land mills. No. l mill, employing 800
hands, will resume work Monday
morning.
Mr.. Gladstone entertained Ii Hung
Chang at Hawarden Castle, Saturday.
Mr.. Gladstone presented Ii Hung
Chang with a set of his own works.
and the Chinese envoy presented Miss
Gladstone with his photograph and
some packets of highly pried tea. The
Chinese statesman then proceeded to
Barrow in turness, where he will in
Chi ,,lI Ia
large iron and steel works.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17

Rev. S. Lee has been compelled to
give up the F'reeport. l.. l., Baptist
church for an odd reason. The con-
gregation paid him but $l2 month
and he tried to exc out a scanty sus-
tenance by digging CLANS. This. how
ever did not suit the ideas of some of
the brethren, so Mr.. Lee had to get
out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17
Washington Forecast.

Washington, Aug. 14.-Forecast for
Monday: For New England: Generally
fair Monday, proceeded by showers
Sunday night along the coast; not 50
warm during the day; westerly
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

At the Bath Iron Works the two com
poSite gunboatS are nearly outWardly
completed. and will lee ready for
launching next month. The plans for
several other naval craft are being ex-
amincd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17

During the heavy thunder storm at Ma
pance, ont, Sunday morning. three little
girls were crossing the river in a row
boat on their way 10 Sunday school when
tine lightning struck and Killed two. and
rendered the other one unconscious. The
TWO killed were named Lindsay and Ellis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17
FAIR AND COOLER.

Boston, Aug. 16.-Local forecast for
Monday: Generally fair or clearing;
slightly cooler, Monday night; west
crly to mort hwestly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17
That .
Tired Feeling

Makes you seem call broken up" with
out life, ambition, energy or appetite.
1t is often the forernnner of serious ill
ness, or the accompaniment of nervous
troubles. 1t is positive proof of thin,
weak, impure blood; for, if the blood is
rich, red, vitalized and vigorous, it i'm
parts life and energy to every nerve,
organ and tissue of the body. The
necessity of taking Hoods SarsapariIla
for that tired feeling is therefore apparent
to every one, and the good it will do YOU
is equally beyond question. Remember
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-17

aug7, cod6nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
PEEKSKILL.

c.,.,..,.on Engine COMPANY No. !. has accepted
an invitation to take part in the nreneh p"'
at White Plains The members VIII De 'ne su
~ Hone Engine Company and will go TO the
county seat special tram i"e' W"
with them their new carriage
phiIitus r Soat rs enjoying a trip through
the West his first stopping place being Chicaso
school taxes are due to-day. Collector David u
Montross of Drum Hill District. ana ,onec.or
Orrin J. Loder of Oakside. will both sit IN 'he
cornoration Office for fifteen days The rate III
Oaksde District is 6 cents and in Drum Hill DIS
trict 80 cents the sgD. ,o ., corarac
Colonel Clarence H. frost mas 0'e'' '''
Mr. Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Gabriel have returned
70 their home in Providence after extended visit
with Mrs. Gabrels sister. Mrs. Charles a. i'h''oS'
The Rev James W. A. Dodge and family have AYE
returned from ocean Grove Mr.. Dodge's vacation
J. v k Nolan Of NewYork en- route TO 90, Oneida ada
thrown from his bicycle on crgoK and wa
taken the office Of Dr. o. Sn9wdens br where
and he pursued the remainder OF his journey by
train rain o,,o, soo,a, ,ro,oer, Of the week was the
marrage on MeIhesGsy orenre Rosna Catlin.
SaTsncf Dewitt KogsT; S2n is of Nj tIsb snd MTs
soer Of nc church the
The maid OF honor was Miss Ursula Catn, sister
IT, and Harry H. Halves. Of Peekskill, and Messrs.
Palliser Nelson. Laurence ana Tate. OF New YORK
The bride given away by her father. There
was a reception after the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents. in iIudsOn-ave.
Former Water Commissioners Frank NJ Dain and
wife have returned from their trip up the Eastern
coast
George Frye. jr., has returned from his vacation
in Mantle.
Miss NJ Louise Durrn. daughter Of Water Com
missioner Aonzo Durrin and Miss Eleanor Nc
Dlde at Ocean Grove
Miss Lily King OF NyacS, spent Sunday with Miss
Agnes Kennedy. of James-st.
Mrs. W. *. Disbrow. OF Brooklyn. l. visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs Philip Fisher, of Orchard-st..
Peekskl
Mr. and Mrs Frank Spperly and family OF Wells
boro, Penn. visiting Mr.. Sipperly's parents In
Messrs William II Clinton ir.. and Charles Gin
ton have returned from a weeks sojourn In the
Catskils.
The Misses Ida and Minnie Roem OF North Divis-
ion-st are visiting relatives In New-Nork
Mrs. Peter +. Gates and daughter Bessie are the
guests of Mrs. George Bruce. OF lonkers.
Miss Lillian Chamberlain is summering at the
Ferris Homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barnes and Miss Barnes OF
Tarrytown have been visiting Mr.. Barnes's brother,
John l. Barnes.
turned from "A two weeks trip. which extended to
Niagara Falls. Toronto and the Thousand Islands
William JaycOx. THE popular night operator nj the
Peekskil station has been Ill at his home in Stats
burg. " Y
The Rev. Alfred Coons and family have returned
from Elizavie. where they have been spending the
month Of August.
The Rev. Thomas G. Straus has returned from a
months vacation I'm Duchess County.
Dr. f. ID. NJ. Fuller has returned from a two
weeks outing at Marthas Vineyard. Cottage city
Nantucket and other neghboring places.
spent ct old orchard Beach and other seacoast
spOtS I'm Milne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
NEW-ROCHELLE.

contest has been opened at the fair now In
progress in aid OF the Church of the Blessed Sacra
ment It consists of a competitive vote between
the friends Of Mckinley and Bryan for a fine black
thorn cane. which given to the ladies by a
friend of the church travelling IN Ireland The
cane will be sent TO the candidate receiving the
most votes The vote on the first night Bryan
- and Mckinley IS.
Sergeant Cody and Patromen Tyrrell and Kelly
made raid on the freight yards Thursday evening
and arrested ten tramps, who were annoying people
OF that neighbOrhood. Yesterday Justice Lambden
sentenced nine of the tramps to tftynne days ca "a
in the County Jail and discharged one In order that
he may be able TO warn those he meets In his
travels to keep away from New Rochelle.
The ladies OF the Womans Christian Temperance
Union will hold yellow tea on DR. finchs lawn.
near prospect race, on september T., -, ,,
The New York Athletic club will hold IFS closing
clambake this afternoon ON Trayers Island More
than 30 invitations have been issued.
Police Justice LamEden gave an enjoyable sailing
party Sea Cllff on Thursday. The trip was made
aboard Justice Lambdens yacht, the Oracle. Those
y. Mills George G. Andrews. Barlow > Weeks. j..
a. Young and Eugene Lambdsn. The party had a
shore dinner al Travers Island.
The dance given by the University students now IN
New Rochelle to the alumni and undergraduates Of
the New York University took place last evening in
I.amhden's Hall. Nearly one hundred visitors from
were in attendance: The students were assisted In
receiving 10y Miss Fletcher. VI ss Crosby. Miss Lent
and Miss Anness. of Jersey city. The Committee
of ARRANGEMENTS was Andrew J. SELF {. +. Lent
and Norton d. FLETCHER
Miss Florence Hadley will entertain a party of
friends at her home. in North-st. on September o.
ing teachers for the coming term: Frederick
r. Whitman. Emma Zeilbeer. Laura C. Marsh.
Laura Wilder. Bertha +. Smith. May r.. Chace.
Maude y. Seymour. Maude Beaudry. ~ Belle Whit
Scott and Frances r. Rollins The schools will
open next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
9n AND Arumrn Uhf @reatfr Nen1~ 0nrk.
OTHER COUNTRY TOWNS.
KATONAH.

Charles f.. Travis and his family Of white fiaihs'
and Mrs Ashby and Miss Ashby, OF New-fork. are
at the Searles House for a few weeks
Miss Edith Miller and William Cargon, OF this
place have returned to Potsdam TO resume their
studies for another year.
There was a meeting OF the Ladies' Aid Society AZ
the home of the Misses Hoyt. on wednesday AFTER
noon to for the coming fair. The meetings VIII
be held once week until the fair. which VIII De III
the last Of this month. 80 =
There will be a meeting of the Mizpah Circle OF
Kings Daughters this afternoon at 2:So at T rhe
circle will resume their sewing for the two little girls
at Tvoli. of whom they have charge ,,.. -.
Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs Charles Brewer; In
Cherry-st. Among those present were mrs; M Mrr
Arnold Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Williams and the Misses
Reynolds Williams. Hops and spendley =, po
diet Of this place. started on Thursday morning Tor
YeIlowsione PARK By way Of st. Paul r9f ra vis
will be in charge Of DR. Woodford. of Philmont,
~ Y. In his absence ,.o
At the annual meeting of the Village Improve
ment Association I'm the reading rooms. on MONDAY
evening, the following officers were reelected !:
Henry f. Pcllew. of Washington. honorary presi-
dent: William H. Robertson. active president: the
Rev John II. Eastman, honorary secretary, larry
Robertson. treasurer. The seven trustees elected
were Albert Hoyt. Joseph Barrett William T., II
Robertson, clairville f. Benedict Dr Carpenter D'
Chapman and Clarence Whitman ~.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow. the
The Western Idea in the Gospel and in the even
Ing "Anothcr Advent Failure The time Tor the
Epworth League meeting has been changed from
{. ia TO $50 Tomorrow evening the meeting Will
be in charge of Mrs. Lewis II. Miller and the topic
to be discussed THE Enemies Through Passion
and Appetite" .,
Mrs d. H. Hamburger is entertaining her friend
Miss Decker and Mrs. Lafayette Long, or Bunalo
is visiting her sister. Mrs Arnell F. Dickinson
Katonah's public school reopens on Tuesday next
with Howard l. Tryon principal. Miss Ada van
Alstyne in the intermediate department., ana Mfs
Robert Dwight Knapp in charge Of the primary A
special school meeting is called for September IA TO
consider the changing Of the school INTO mon
Free School, and the applying for admitance to the
Regents examinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
TUCKAHOE AND BRONXVILLE.

The local frernens parade will be held in Tucka.
noe next Monday. Labor Day. Besides the BRONX
vile Hose Company, the Tuckahoe Hose Company
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company and the Waver-
~ Engine Company. all of Tuckahoe the shannon
dale Hose Company and the Mountaineer Engine
Company. OF Yonkers. and Protection Hose Com
pany Of Mount Vernon will be in lire with several
bands OF music and drum corps
forty hours devotion service will begin in the
immaculate Conception Church. Tuckahoe. on
sunday when The Rev. Mr.. Sater Will be assisted
by Father Goggin. OF ST. Bernards. and Father
Cushman. OF 81 Marys churches, OF New-York
City. and his assistant. Father Kenny. Al high
the Rev Or. Goggin will preach the sermon.
and there viii be elaborate musical progra
with selections from Mendessohn, Gounod. Weber
and Palmer.
Lawrence PARK. Bronxville. having spent the sum
at Nantucket
V Lawrence ard his family have returned TO
their handsome cottage in Lawrence Park Bronx
Charles Alderman and Alexander s,aab Of Tuck
ahoe and James Iaftimer. OF Bronxvil.e, made The
lOj miles from $40 d. 10 40 y. III. last Satur-
day. Alderman rode 20 miles. a. ne starred from
John + Quigley. Tor seven years principal OF the
District School at Naverly HI. Iuckahoe, has re-
signed, TO accept a position IN Long Island ciiy
The Rev Peter MacQueen formerly pastor Of
the Bronxvle Reformed Church. OF Somer-
Vile. Mass. preached In the North Presbyterian
Church. N New-York city. last sunday
The Overseer OF the Poor OF the Town OF East
Chester. VI Matthews is dangerously Ill at his
Charles Van Auken Of Voorheesville y Y. has
been appointed principal OF the Jefferson Place
School, az TuckahOc.
The Rev. John Bolmer. Of Troy. has been visiting
The Rev. D. W. Buckmaster rector OF 81 Johns
Mr. and Mre s ~ Stevenson of Yonkers Park
hnys 5S lsa 8m Geyfe rP 10 ,he herkshrs
from Berkshire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
IRVINGTON.

MISC r. S Meakim. daughter or Captain Meakim.
~ the New-York Police Force. was married on
Wednesday last to f.. w lyman. OF New-fork,
at the Roman Catholic church OF this place. The
ceremony was performed by Father Laveile Of
the Catholic Cathedral, OF New-York.
Mrs J. c. Fargo of New-York who died n short
time ago at Loon Lake buried on Thursday
from St Barnabass Church. this place.
Job. Ifartin OF East Irvngton. died on Wednes-
dav He was the Oldest nhabitant of lrvington.
Miss Bennett and Miss Rose have returned from
Chicago where they have been spending the sum
mer Their school will open September %.
LYMAN Craw OF this place. returned this week
from Anasquam. Mass. where he mas been spend
ing the summer &c.,
Miss Jennie Iiedder returned last week from a
tour through Europe. which has occupied the last
Mr. ana Mrs f.. J Schmbr are at home after
"A Europ, an trip which lasted through the sum
DR. f. j. Smith has gone to WATERFOWL. n. Y,
where he will spend his vacation
Dennison Wood and his family are at Easthamp-
ton Beach for two weeks.
The hremen's picnic held on Thursday night
the property next to the engine house.
Mrs. &. Tretbar has returned home after visit
ing friends in Buffalo \. y.
Mr. Bingham and his family. OF New YORK, were
In town last week. the guests OF Mrs &. Lawrence.
William Adams has returned from two weeks
stay at Wymea Lake.
Mrs John Creighton of New York, has been
visiting her brother. John Hunter. of this place.
r. Abcrcromhie has been appointed treasurer Of
the Board of Education.
Professor r. A. Mcdonald has returned from
his vacation trip TO the Thousand Islands. and
resumed his duties with the opening OF the school
Miss Maria Kemp who has been the guest Of
Mr.. Reynolds has returned to Easthampton. where
she will continue her studies AT the Middletown
Normal School.
The Misses May and Lucille Stern. with their
brother Robert Stern children Of Isaac Stern.
at home after spending some weeks ~ the White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
PORT CHESTER.

The public schools OF East Port Chester will open
next Tuesday with six teachers: G. Il. Valentine,
principal; Charlotte s. Procknow. assistant; Mar
garet Condon Margaret Sullivan, Nettie Tompkns
and Mary B. HIested.
At the last meeting Of the Board OF State Rail-
way Commissioners, held in New-York. certihcate
was issued to the new Port Chester Street Railway
Company 10 construct and operate line through
the village in connection with the proposed line
from Pemberwick to Byram Bridge. This removes
all obstacles to the proposed road. the people
along the proposed route are heartily In favor OF
ARRANGEMENTS are being made by the Republican
Committee for a rally TO be held in Port Chester on
October Z 1t is expected that Frank S Black the
candidate for Governor, and lieutenant-GoVerhor
SaXton will address the meeting.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Temp
occasion of the nth anniversary of their wedding
and spent an enjoyable evening o,,ors
of Port Chester and the Mamaroneck club resulted
in a victory for the home team by the score OIL
- The SD Rev Dr. Magi rector of Trinity Church,
Newport r. l., has ben visiting his orother /"
Willett-ave. NIL, ,xs,
the flag pole on ST. Peters Episcopal Church, in
Westches was struck by lightning AN. ana
driving by at the time, and were shocked.
The Geptemens Sons social org onS MON wi
so on an outing to College Point Tomorrow on
the steam launch hoT RaH rom schooners opposite Fox
Island removing, rocks dangerous to navigation
from the channel. 49,, .u,oro
Of Miss Sara duff Brggler and Edgar D Is ,ss
place at O'Clock in st. Peters Episcopal Church.
Of which Miss B-ugler's brother. the Rev Charles
f. Bruger is rector Mr. Frazier is business
The Rev. Michael Walsh. formerly Of ST. j., Johns
sistant to the Rev. John A. Waters, pastor Of the
Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy in Port n b
office will be held tomorrow at Rye Lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
pIEASANTVILLE.

The Fire Department held their annual election OF
officers last Tuesday evening in their room. IN the
engine-house.
Next Tuesday is the beginning OF the pubic schooi
wear in the Bedford Road. Mr.. Dick. OF Sing sing.
,, ,,d On. ot,ce Of principal I'm place Of Mr. Lille
who resigned Miss Sarah Merritt, Miss Amy
Griffn and Miss Grace V. Ackerly VIII occupy the
places they held last year ~ , ., -
The regular monthly meeting OF the w {. T. |.
was held Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock at the
home az the Misses Pierce. in the Bedford Road.
rho Junior order United American Mechanics
viii present a flag to District No :. at sherman
Dbl an Monday The order will march from the
council room at this place. at 10 o'clock In the
morning The presentation address VIII be de-
ii,ered nv the Rev x. f. White. OF Purdy's station
Cround has been broken for the new house that IL
20 he built in the Bedford Park Road for the Key
Mr. While pastor Of the PleasantVile Presbyterian
Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
MAMARONECk.

John Copatzo. an italian. while returning home
from Rye Neck Thursday evening. alleges
that he attacked by two Hebrew peders
named Cohen. who overpowered him and took 81 20
and n number OF articles from his pockets. They
left him lying unconscious I'm the road. Justice
Perrin has issued warrant for the arrest OF the
pedlers.
The Democrats of the lid Assembly District.
comprising the towns of Rye Port Chester. Har-
rison. Mamaroneck Larchmont New Rochelle, Pei
ham and Scarsdae. will meet In the Town Hall in
this village on Saturday afternoon. September u.
for the purpose of nominating candidate for the
Assembly. The convention VIII probably DE n
mild affair. no one has yet announced himself
"A candidate.
The propeller Mary T.. Gordon struck by
lightning while anchored off Mamaroneck Thurs
day night The lightning bolt destroyed the mast
and then darted around the deck In the form of a
ball of fire, ripping up the lead covering The
cook fireman and several deckhands who were
aboard badly shocked.
Miss Mary flearn and Joseph II. Boger. OF
Mnmaroneck. were married Thursday by the Rev.
l. Meister In Holy Trinity Church.
\ meeting IL to be held here within n few day x
for the purpose OF organizing a tribe OF the I'm
proved Order OF Red Men.