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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-16
piscAIAQuIs VALLEY cAmPmEE1lHe.
closing Day Of Wesk's Services Attended b.
Enormous Crowds.

Foxcroft, Me-, Aug. 15.-(speciaD.
day was 1.-The last day. and never in the
historyFof the campmeeting have such
.cr9tyds been present. Loaded teams at
apy early hour. from all the surrounding
country poured, in. Excursion trains ar
rived from Greenville. Bangor, Houlton
and Waterville. 4 ~ n
Four thousand day tickets were sold.
Sunday, at the, gate; and this in connec-
tion with the large number of season
tickets, could make the audience but little
less than 5000. The best order pre-
vailed, and in spite of the many carriages
on the street, no serious accidents oc-
Cured.
The services opened at o'clock with
Love Feast" at which more than 100
testimonies were given. At 10 A. NJ. the
preaching was by Rev. J. NJ. Frost of
Bangor. Text: 1--WE labor not in vain in
the Lord" There was-a song service by
the chorus assisted by male quartet
from Guilford, at 2 o'clock. This was
followed by a sermon by Rev. Luther
Freeman of Portland. Theme: Recon
citation to Cod The evening preaching
was by Rev. Mr.. Hoisenden Of New
Hampshire. Theme: 'The Man of CAL
vary This closed the session, one of
great interest and power and fraught
with salvation to many souls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-16
THE ANNUAL ILLUMINATION.
kennebunkport Cottages Enjoy Brilliant Ex'
hibition Of Artistic Lights.

Kennebunkport, Me-. Aug. 1.-the
annual illumination. the chief feature
Of the season to the cottagers, was
held, tonight, and the spectacle was
unusually successful. the weather be-
ing we'll nigh perfect. The banks of
the river were lined with blazing bea-
cons while hundreds Of canoe and
boats added to the beauty of the pic
tdre. ~
Many of the village residences were
highly Illuminated for the occasion
and the crowd of spectators was great
er than ever before known on any
similar occasion. The course of the
boats was up the right bank of the
river from the club house to the
bridge and then back to the club house,
where pleaant hour was spent by the
club members with invited friends
All the boats and canoes We're elabo-
rateIy decorated.
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Base Ball Notes.

The veteran base ball writer. Henry
Chadwick, has sent to his friends cards
announcing the golden anniversary of his
wedding.
According to the Chicago Chronicle.
Toronto and Buffalo of the Eastern
Joseph Western League franchises next
season.
II haven't made single mistake, P"
says President Ebbets of the Brooklyn
club. land every base ball man win CO.
incide with me before the season of 1899
draws to an end. New York Sun.
Happy Jack" Stivetts was released to
ST. Louis. Saturday, for money consid-
GRAFTON, as the Boston management had
no place for one of the st. Louis players.
While the amount paid Boston for Stiv-
etts' release would not be given out, a
good guess would be 5000.
The New Yorks draw well. Do the peo-
pie love scrappy playing? 1t looks that
way. but they don't want continual kick
ing on points of play where the umpire 5
Judgment is final. That's not lively nor
scrappy playing. In the true sense of the
word.-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Manager Selee considers Cincinnati
lucky to be in first position. 1.-THE Reds
are no favorites of mine or my players.
said he. land we'll fight them to a finish
in our crippled condition. We have won
five of the seven games We have played
with them this season. and If We had our
regular players in their positions we
would knock the pennant prospects out
of their heads. They have good pitchers.
and so have We. AS fielders they rank
high, but no higher than We do, and |
am sure that they don't outclass us in
playing the points of the game. When
it comes to batting they are simply not in
it with us. Cleveland and Baltimore
should beat them out and WILL in my
ODiniOn"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-16

After Two Years In jalisl lal(lae Il clvs TessI-
meny They sscsrs IhsIr Liberty.

Boston, Aug. 15.-The sailors OF the
barkentine Herbert Fuller who have
been Imprisoned for two years as wit
nesses against Thomas M. Bran. the
mate Of that vessel. were liberated
from jail, today. and practically placed
on parole. Although they are still UNI
der the surveillance Of United States
Marshal Smiths officers. the limits of
their confinement are very elastic and
they are practically at liberty
I'm is practically settled that Bran
be placed on trial for the muir.
~ Of SECOND Mate Blomberg.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from North. East.
South and West.

hail storm destroying 10000 acres
of grain has swept over the western
part Of Foster and Eddy counties. N.
d. The crops of many farmers are a
total loss.
Charles Fl. Mayer. German consul in
Philadelphia, died Sunday, at his home
there. of appoplexy. aged 70 years.
Mr.. Mayer was appointed consul of the
German empire in that city in 1872.
Minister Sewail at Hawaii. has in
formed the state department that Ha-
wall has paid to the Japan $4,000 as
indemnity for refusal of the Hawaiian
government to allow certain Japanese
to land in Hawaii at various times
during the last three years. l
The body of Mrs. Romero. wife of the
Mexican minister at Washington,
which was taken to Mexico city by
her husband, has been buried and the
funeral was attended by people of the
highest official circles. The minister
will soon return to Washington.
l. Rowlins. a prominent business
man of Millersburg. Ca, has been
found murdered on the road near his
home. He was disemboweled and the
body almost cut in two. William
Fulks. neiGhbor and >cousin Of
Raw!ins' wife Is suspected as he called
at the Rawlins house short time af-
ter Rawlins left, and on being told OF
the departure started in the same d.
rection.
Samuel Connors. colored. tried to
break into Benjamin Weihtzmans
house on Goodridge street, Lynn,
Mass, Sunday4morning. Harry Good
man is staying with Weintzman. Sun
day morning Connors was heard at
work. Goodman gave chase. and
caught him. and with Weintzman,
beat him until he was unconscious.
Then they tied him to fence with q
clothes line. There the police found
! him. Connors was held in $500 for the
superior court. this morning.
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Slue.,! Aug. 15.-The second
~ the series 0etween the Chal-
s9uker Of the SeaWanhaka-C orinthian
x1scnt Club OF Oyster Bay, N. Y. and
dominion, OF the Royal st. Lawrence
asnts cub o9 Montreal, took place at
Lake Ht. EQute 1Q0Ay On Saturday,
nn 4 foul, and, today,
TN 6o3 evened UP matters
= rood race by the large
H. 0S mlnNtee. Al seconds.
u o4lniqn, under the skillful guild
qaSe Aok Ces II. QuxRan. her designer
ana builder, NGa flrst- away. crossing
the line with 4 good SECONDS lead,
The flrst Leg Of the triangular course
WAs run with the wind. On Satur-
day, ChaMenIer showed her SUPERIOR
tty In this work and again today she
showed that It was her forte. It, did
not take Mr., Crane long to bring the
American boat ahead OF the Dominion
and only excellent seamanship on the
part OF the Canadian kept him from
being LEFT nv a large margin. Once
ChallenEers which was to the windWard
of Dominion bianketed her and gained
considerable.
AT the flrst how one and a third
miles from the start, Challenger turned
seconds ahead of the Dominion. AS
soon as the I5{Suv was turned. however.
Dominion set and took the lead in a
remarkablys short time. She kept up
to ,windward much better than Chal-
3 leueer ana outpointed the latter in
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, Aug. 15.-The following
pension changes in Maine resulting
from the issue OF Aug. 4. are an
nOunced:'
Additional. John Mccain, Soldiers
Home, Kennebec. Sc to IS.
Restoration and additional. David S.
Wardwell. (dead) Clinton, IS to so.
Increase. John j. Cannell North
Gorham, sc to $12; Adoniram H. Hoff-
sic, Morrill,. $l4 to $72.
Original, widow. etc. Lola A. Ward
well. Clinton. $12; Deborah Gardner.
Calais, $12.
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COLOMBIA vs.. ITALY.
Former Wants United States Is Arbitrator in
the Matter.

Washington, Aug. 15.-The legal repre-
sentative of the Colombian government
called on the secretary of state. today.
for the purpose of making arrangements
in connection with the final settlement
of the claim of Italy against Colombia.
1t Is reported by the Colombian govern
ment that when the award was made by
President Cleveland as arbitrator there
was no provision as to the method of
settlement. and the proposition of the
Colombian government is that this be
referred to the United States as arbitra-
tor. 1t is the desire of Colombia that This
matter be settled in a manner to preserve
the self-respect and dignity OF the re-
public.
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE following
change has been made In the Maine
postal serviceS
Route 1920. On the North New Port
land to Dead river route. From Aug
ust IL. 1898, the service is changed so
as to supply Lexington three times a
week only and Somerset three times
week. On Monday, Wednesday and
Friday the carrier to so via Lexington.
emitting Somerset, and to return via
Somerset, emitting Lexington. On
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ne
will go via Somerset, opitting Isexing-
ton, and return via Lexington emitting
Somerset: this change to be made
without change of distance.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

General Manager Evans of the Maine
Central is quoted as saying that the
new station at Brunswick will be built
in season for the summer business of
1s99-Bath Times.
Mr.. j. l.. True of Maiden. Mass, a
conductor on the Boston & Lowell
Railroad, while on a visit to his broth
er in New Gloucester. was thrown from
a carriage and instantly killed, on
Sunday afternoon.
The government work on the harboT
at Portland, is being rapidly pushed.
Two dredgers are now digging. Two
large lighters are carrying stone for the
breakwater and crew is expected,
shortly, to clear out the Lodges.
For several days a rumor has been
in circulation in Bangor to the effect
that Division Superintendent A. A.
White of the Maine Central was about
to resign. Mr.. White says that the ru-
NOR is utterly without foundation.
Mrs. Frank Robertson of Belfast. was
dangerously assaulted, Friday evening,
by Walter Wyman. who struck her on
the side of the head with loaded cane,
says the Bangor News, which adds the
following particulars: Mrs. Robertson
is an Indian and her husband is white.
He was away when the assault occur
red. Returning. he found his wife
senseless in the house.
Portland is making great prepara-
tions for the entertainment of visitors
who are to attend the annual muster
of the New England Veterans Fire
mems Association in that city, Thurs
day and Friday. The public buildings
are being gaily decorated with bunting
and flags, and many of the places of
business and private residences will be
attractively draped in honor Of the Wis
iting firemen.
Rev. A. w. Moore, a former pastor
of the Ola South church in Pennington
was recently caught in a thunder
shower while out walking with +.
young lady who was soon to become a
member Of his family. They took re-
fuge under tree, which few min
utes later, was struck by lightning.
The young lady was instantly killed.
Mr.. Moore received severe shock but
will recover says the Pennington In
dependent.
The committee chosen by the town of
FoXcroft to effect a settlement with
the holders of the Hale notes have sent
a circular letter to the few who have
not signed. announcing that an ar
rangement has been made by which
those who have not and do not sigr
cannot realize as much as those wh1
have signed the compromise at 25 pei
cent. The arrangement made is such
that those who now refuse to sign can
not realize upon their notes.
r. c. Pennell, a prominent Lewiston
man. died suddenly at his summer
home at Mere Point. Monday morning
Of neuralgia of the heart at the age Of
76. He was payniaster of the Cont
mental Mills for many years and of late
has been clerk of the Lewiston Water
board. He was prominent musician
for years organist of the Pine Stree
Congregational church. His son, Hon
w. ID. Pennell, is agent of the Hill Mil
in Lewiston. A daughter, Mrs. Wood
bury Pulsifer, resides in Lewiston
| His widow survives him and is greatly
| Frustrated by the sudden DEATH
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DRANK cARBOLlc ACID.
Suicide Of G. ~. Pryor Of Mars Hill. Before
His Little Daughter.

Mars Hill, Me-, Aug. 15.-(SpeciaD. =
G.. w. Pryor of this place. died, this
morning, from the effects Of dose of
carbOlic acid. He had been drinking
heavily. Sunday, and at about IL P.
M..called his wife and little girl and
drank the acid from a bottle. His
daughter saw him take the acid and
called for help. Dr. Kincaid and DR.
McCrea were summoned, but he was
beyond help and died about 1.3O, this
morning.
y A wife and three children besides q
brother. living in Bridgewater, and his
mother. survive him.
The funeral will be held at 2 p NJ.
Tuesday. ar.
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TIRED OF ll.HUMe. CHANG.
England Demands His Dismissal from Power
as Cause Of Disturbances.

London, Aug. 15.-The foreign office. it
Is reported here, today. though the report
as yet lacks confirmation, intends to de-
mand that the Chinese government dis
miss Prince Li-Hung- Chang from power,
the recent anti-British attitude of the
The foreign office, 1t Is also asserted,
has under special consideration the ques-
ton OF SELLING the Taku forts on the Gulf
of Pechin, at the south of the Pekin river,
and the city of Tien-Tsin, the port OF
Pekin, in the event Of China refusing to
comply with this demand, holding all un-
til compliance is assured.
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BASE BALL.
National League Games.
AT BOSTON.

The champions took both games from
Cleveland, the first by three clean home
runs. and the second by good batting
and the fine pitching of Willis. The first
game was close and exciting, but the
necessary run was made in the 10th,
through an error by O'Connor, the only
one made during the day. In the second
game Willis held the visitors down to four
weak hits, and the BostOns played a dash
ing game and won as they pleased. Both
teams played a fine fielding game.
First game:
II 4 10 R.H.E.
Boston, o 0 0 1 o 0 1--4-10-0
Cleveland, 0 2 0 o 0 / 0 90 o. 81
Batteries-Lewis and Bergen; Powell
and O'Connor.
Second game:
l 2 4 5 80 rs . R.H.E.
Boston, OI2 2O1 20 x-6- TO
Cleveland, o o o 90 0 0 90 40
Batteries-Willis and Yeager; Jones and
Creiger
Il AT NEW YORK.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati brought their
season series to a close, with the Reds
whitewas hing the home team In the east
est fashion. McKenna was wild at times.
2 4 5 6 Z R.H.E.
Cincinnati, 20 1 90 2 0-&10-3
Brooklyn, 90 90 90 Q O--o- 6-3
Batteries-Hawley and .Peitz; McKenna
and Grim.
AT NEW YORK.
But for some stupid base running and a
slight ascension by Seymour, the Giants
would have won. Emslie called the game
in the 10th on account of darkness.
1881 8 rs . 10 R.H.E.
~ York, 0 90 0 10 0 O-2-10-2
Chicago. 0 o 0 10 90 o. Sd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Warner; Grif-
fifth and Donahue
AT WASHINGTON.
Altrocks good work won the game for
the Colonies. The Senators played a list
less, sloppy game, with the exception of
one double play. Attendance. 500.
1913 As g rs 9 RH.E.
Louisville, II 0 l o o 0 o. 10
Washington, 0 % 0 0 l 90 d. S-4
Batteries Aitrock and Kittridge;
Dineen and Mcguire.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
St. Louis defeated Philadelphia by good
stick work. aided by the poor fielding OF
the home team Foultz made some costly
bull plays. Attendance. PISS.
IL "a CTS 3 R.H. E.
St. Louis. 0 l. 0 2 3 90 0-7-14-2
| Phila'phia, % 3 0 0 o J. 0 0-i-7-i
Batteries-Sudhoff and Sugden; Ortiz
| and Mcfarland.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore won both games from Pitts
burg. In the first contest the Orioles bat
| ted out victory. Harris support in the
last game was miserable. Attendance
1926
First game:
123 s SIS R.HE
Baltimore, 8 o 0 4 0 0 Og x-9-13--t
Pittsburg. 0 0 0 0 90 o&7-l
Batteries-Nops and Clarke; Hastings
and BOwerman.
Second game: ~
12'3 567S R.H.E
Baltimore, 2 0 0 0 0 o o x-6-10-'
Pittsburg, 0 q 90 0 90 II s.
] Batteries-Maul and Clarke;. Hart ant
sSchriver. @e
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MICHAEL RACKS OUT.
Refuses 10 Race Tom Linton After All Con.
esssions Wsss Granted.

Boston, Aug. 15.--A message was re-
ceived by the Charles River Park man
agement, this afternoon. from VIM. A.
Brady, In New York. that Jimmy Michael
would refuse to race Tom Linton for one
hour In this city, next Saturday. Mr..
Quicker, manager of the track and also of
Linton. says that the contract was made
In April. and 1t called for 81 pace makers.
Today. Michael asked for unlimited pace
and to have the riders start from oppo-
site sides of the track. Both these re-
quests were acceded to, and then Michael
declined to meet Linton.
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Di.trc..inr stomach Di.eas,.

Permanently cured by the mastery
power of South American yervine Tonic.
Invalids need suifer no .lon(.er b. cause
is a cure for the whole world OF tom
ach weakness arid indigestion. The cure
begins with the nrss dose. The relief K
brings is marvalleus and surprising. It
makes no failn s:'never disappoints. No
matter how lon. you have suffered. your
heaith-giv' :; fotA.. Pleasant and Q wars
safe. SO Jy Bowdftch. Webster Z Co,
Druegiss. Augueta. Me.
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murder and Suicide.

New York. Aug. 15.-Albert NUM-.
living in East New York, today. shot
and killed his wife Bertha, and then
committed suicide. NUM- and his wife
had separated. To-day. NUM- called to
see his wife at the house where she was
employed as domestic. and soon afa
forwards the shooting took place The
cause assigned for the tragedy is that
NUM- wished his wife to become recon-
ciled with him which she refused to
do
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The Chess Tournament.

Cologne, Aug. 15.-The chess players.
today, contested the 18th round of the
international tournament. Schlechter
beat Steinitz, Albin went down before
Showalter, Charousek defeated Helm
richsen, Janowski beat Gettschall
Fritz went down before POpie1, Schal-
lop was beaten by Conn. Schiffers sue.
c,inbed to Tschisorih and Bprnsbergel
dipNs y+ ast.g4 =.
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SHIPPING NEWS.


Il BANGOR-Aug Is. ar, sim yacht
Gyda, e A Dow, Boston. from Rock
land cruising; sim Pentagoet. Gates.
New York; sch Jennie Howard. Cobb,
Winter Harbor.
Ar. 18th, schs Columbian, Webster.
Rockland; L A Stetser, Webster, Cas-
tine: Sarah f Hyde. Murphy. Friend
ship; Clinton, Pulk. Brooksyille; A J
Whiting, Clobsen, Searsport:. Caro-
Belle, Ferpald. Mt Desert Josie, Hook.
Timer. Boston: G Taylor, 3rd. Libby.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Washington, Aug. 15.-The President,
today, made the following appoint
ments: State Alexander Heingarten
of Ohio, to be. limited States consul at
Catania. Italy! interior. II. c. Nichols
of Alaska. to be register of the land
offices at Nulato, Alaska.
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The Weeks Gaisss.
The games for the week are:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

, Tuesday. Wednesday,. Thursday-ch Chi
cago at Boston. Cincinnati at New York.
Cleveland at Brooklyn. Louisville at Bal
timore, st. Louis at Washington, Pitts
burg at Philadelphia.
Friday and Saturday Cincinnatia at Bos-
ton. Cleveland at New York, Louisville
at Philadelphia. st. Louis at Baltimore.
Pittsburg at Washington
Saturday-Brooklyn at Chicago.
Sunday7Brooklyn at Chicago
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At Toronto-Toronto. 4: Buffalo, 4.
& AT Montreal-Montreal.7 Z: Ottawa, s
At Syracuse-Springfiel 10: Syracuse. g..
At Wilkesbarre-Provlde 5; Wilkes
barre. 2.
q At Richmond-Ri Richmond, g: Newark, o..
Richmond, s; Newark. l.
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II the Pruss.an CONSUMPTION were APP
pied in India, England would have
100000 regular soldiers actually in
barracks. with 100000 recruits coming
up every year.
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II Is Now Gov. Dsvins.

Bismarck, N. D., Aug, 15.-Lieut.
Gov. J. M. Devine. today, took the oath
of office. to succeed the late Gov.
Briggs. There was no ceremonies.
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j In recently discovered Roman tomb
the skeleton of woman was found
which had complete SGT Of false
teeth. beautifully wrought In pure gold.
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An article OF merit is sure to ~in So
with tine Hop plasters which are used III
thousands OF homes with confidence ami
success. Active the moment applied. An
saedicipe dealerA.x 9sa sgN
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Monday ana MISUNDERSTANDING at
Wilkesbarre. Springfield at Syracuse. Buff
falo at Toronto, Ottawa at Montreal. s.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday--Wilkes-
barre at Providence. Syracuse at SPRING
field Buffalo at Montreal Toronto at
Ottawa.