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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-17

DEDHAM.

Prof. Leonard Moulton is home on a
vacation.
]. E. Turner, w. b. and E. T. Black
were at home over the Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Burrill have re-
turned from visit to friends in
Charleston and vicinity.
There was no preaching at the Con-
grcgational church. Sunday, as Rev. II.
A. Freeman Is away on a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Terry, Boston,
Mrs. Alice Dell and sons, Quincy.
Mass; Joshua Peakes, North Arson;
Mrs. Matte Hartman and Mrs. Nellie
Tosier, Skowhegan; DR.. Byron Spen-
Ger, Rockland; Mrs. Albert Blaisdeli.
Bangor: Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Tru-
worthy, Lamoine; Mrs. Nettie Good
win Brewer, and Herbert Moore and
family of Ellsworth. are among the
visitors in town.
MARIAVILLE.
!. Mrs. Louisa Frost is very i'll.
Joseph Jordan and family, who have
been living at Hull's Cove, have moved
to his fathers. Nathan Jordan.
Mrs. J. w. White of Boston, Mass,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Carr. has returned home.
1t has been very dull hay weather
for the past three weeks. Quite a
number of farmers are still waiting for
sun. to finish. A good crop has been
harvested in this vicinity.
SARGENTVILLE.
Go1l toll se, tn fants1 q
health.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bridges of Water
town. Mass, are visiting at A. c.
Dodges.
!. Rev. DR.. Davies preached at Sedg-
wick, Sunday morning, and lectured at
the Sargentvilles chapel in the evening
for the last time.
DIR. Logan, a retired Presbyterian
clergyman, who is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Knapp at the Anchorage,
preached on recent evening.
Rev. A. w. Young. former pastor
has with his wife, been spending few
days in town, visiting friends. Sunday
afternoon he preached at the chapel
Vera, the little daughter of Frank
1lAIuluS, w III WIN nCA AAOthCAs -
spending the summer at Deer Isle. has
been SO sick that her life was despaired
of, but she is now recovering.
Fred. son OF Eben Hlnckley, enlisted
in the army and while in camp. died
of fever. The remains were brought
here for interment. Funeral services
conducted by Rev. E. s. Drew assisted
by Rev. A. w. Young. were held al
BroOkside cemetery:
SURRY.
Warden Lord Is very sick with bilious
typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson Of Boston
are the guests of Mrs. r. f. SWEET.
Mrs. Tilden is visiting her sister
Mrs. Mary Il. Means at South Surry.
Miss Ora Grindle of North Sedgwick
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SOMERSET.
BLACKWELL.

Will Hill Of Skowhegan, was in town,
Saturday.
/ Christopher. Thompson visited Tela-
tives in Arson and Madison. last week.
Webster Moore of Bingham recently
visited his brother Hiram Moore, Esq
Mrs. Elvira varney has been quite i'll
for a few days, but Is now improving,
Eugene Danforth has been seriously
i'll with an abcess IN his stomach, but
is gradually improving.
/ Miss Annie Linscott Of Newburyport,
Mass. arrived in town. Tuesday night
and is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Daniel Murray and family.
Miss Emma Stevens, who has been
stopping 4 few weeks with her aunt.
Mrs. p. D. Cate, returned to her home
In Waterville, Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Merry. Esq. Of North Anson.
was in town. last week, looking for
wool, purchasing, several hundred
pounds Of M. M. Moore and e. o. Dam
forth.
Albert Fitxroy Chase, D. D.. presi-
dent Of the Maine Wesleyan seminary
at Kent's Hill, called upon the family
Of NJ. NJ. Moore. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Moore being at one time pupil
OF the school,
At the cordial invitation Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. French, members Of the
Social Club and Historical Society Of
Arson. about 50 in number gathered at
the pleasant home OF the host and
hostess. Thursday. August II. The af-
ternoon was pleasantly passed in wan
dering about the grounds and . wagon
ride to Miss Myra French's cottages
on the shore@of the lake. At s o'clock a
picnic suppSr was spread supplemented
by sandwiches, coffee and lemonade.
offered by the hostess. In the evening,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-17
STATE /! VS..
ARo0s'Iook.
. WOODLAND.


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az, ~ s % whes. 80 e.oe sneJ
th he r,,.t ana IN MANY ~, MA. 40 srare
vary, nrom,s,np the vfald ,r,,.t s,a u~ht
mr.. ~. r.~,,..- . ..a
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frannantiv !. sked hs,t t.,s~s .as,,,. - hn
NO one that can answer a mo weather
cidediy unfavorable for the finishing
up Gf haylng or for the cutting Of
grain. There Is large amount OF
grass vet standing, much OF which will
pe turned under hundreds OF acres
- Oats anu o'nel AHus 81 gram ars
teauy 70 NC eu'' aAu VIII pe as SOU"
= soo1
non. n. %. ratt, Lewis =. berce ana
s 1 " nase gone 20 blach
$3.50 @oose N', On ns"'t'e
:. = -, .S,,,,. ~ s- 1919
as,o,,t OK .o,,, ~ rica ~, ~ - Ss,o,,,
an tor. - old NOV 80 and NJ NJ
intro and Mr. Rerca ch hovo fro,,,
so 10 60 tons this season. Mr.. McIntire
has from 10 to II acres OF nice wheat
besides large fields Of other grain. also
% acres OF potatoes. Mr.. Berce has
large fields of potatoes and grain.
MARS HILL.
Parsons mills are running at full blast.
Work. on the Methodist church is pro-
crossing finely.
Rust has made Its appearance on p0ta-
toes and grain.
p. X. Holmes passed Sunday with
friends in Caribou.
Cyrus w. Shaw attended the reunion at
HOulton last week.
o. 8. Keaz & Son, have opened a har-
ness shop In the Carr block.
Joseph Lincoln visited friends in
Pressure Isle, the past week.
e. L. Cleveland Of Houlton, was in
town, Thursday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Brown have gone
to the seashore for a few weeks.
c. C. Crockett has built an addition to
his mill and put in new boiler.
F.aB. Collins has moved from the
Houghton block to the Fulton store.
J. +. and F. b. Collins were in Fort
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kenxesvnkpoRr CANOE RACE.
Four Events and Fair Sized Crowd Chez
Winners to Victory.

Kennebunkport, Me-, Aug. 16.-There
was fair attendance at the canoe races
here, today.
Four entries were included in the Indian
canoe race. which was won by Joe Rance.
Miss Gertrude Velasco and l. T. Cutter
won the mixed double race, in which there
were four competitors.
In the Eccentric canoe race, C. HI. Ma
chin came in ahead of three others.
OF the four entries in the tournament,
Charles Clark and James d. Hurd were
winners
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-17

A water tube Jail is one of the latest
achievements of Yankee ingenuity. 1t Is
no longer necessary to make the prison
bars SO heavy and so hard that cutting
through them becomes very difficult but
instead they are made simply of pipes
forming part of a high pressure water
system. Should any of these pipes be
severed the water escapes and quickly
gives warning of the break.
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COURT At BANGOR.
The August Term Of the Supreme Court Opens
4 Judge Wisweli Presiding.

Bangor. Me-, Aug. 16.-Tle August term
Of the supreme court for Penobscot coun.
ty, (criminaD, opened for trials at 10
o'clock, Tuesday morning. when Justice
Wiswell came onto the bench. The ira
verse juries were empanelled thus:
Brennan. Michael j.. Bangor, foreman.
Abbee, c. L., Exeter.
Ames, Samuel D., Bangor. ,rtu
Babcock, Francis. Lincoln. .af'i
Ballard. Ira L., Old Town. az
Carr David. Old Town.
Chick, r. G., Clifton.
Drew, Edwin O., Patten.
E.uridge, William F., OrringtOn.
Estes. David, Orono.
Gilmore, Lewis. Hampden.
Halves, Charles c. Carmel.
SECOND JURY.
Hewes, s. NJ. Hermon, foreman.
Hicks. A. w. Garland.
knowles. Arthur, Bradford.
Miller. Frank H.. Greenfield.
Morrill,. Frank, Newburg.
.'earl, David D.. Charleston.
Priest, David H.. Lowell.
Prilay, Henry, Newport.
Pullen. Henry j., Dexter.
Rich. Edward L. EddingtOn.
Souther. Russell, Levant.
SWEET, James E., Brewer.
Supernumeraries-Sy Wendell o.,
Bangor; Trott, Amos c.. VIM.
There was a good attendance of attor-
neys from various parts Of the county.
and County Attorney Ellery Bowden of
Waldo. was also in the court
Clarence Clark of st. Adams. who was
in court at the hour of opening. asked
consent to secure bail, and County Attor-
ney Smith gave the permission. The court
ordered Clark to appear and give bonds
in 5000. which was done. Clark is charged
with assault and battery at Corinna.
The trial of Melville Mckenzie. charged
with assault with intent to kill ard muir
der upon the person of Charles Kelley,
began at 1924 o. clock. Tuesday. The tes-
timony in the case began with the evil
dence of DIR. Galen C. WOodcock. on the
patients condition. He described the
wounds. Kelley is not pcV able to come
into court. The hearrS u Seslmony con-
tinued through the nv
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sAGADAHoc.
WEST wooLwIcH.

Mrs. Clara Reed and George were up
from Southport, Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Leonard of Boston, Is visit
ing relatives at Sagadahoc Ferry.
Mrs. Maria Cloudman of Gorham, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Myra Preble.
n. Burton Thwing of Boston. has been
the guest of his mother. Mrs. Emily A.
Thwing. the past week.
Evangelist Van Horsen and wife left
town, Saturday morning. for Old Or
ch,rd. where they will spend the week.
Miss Hattie A. HathOrne spent last
week at the Richmond campmeeting.
Many of our citizens were up. Sunday. to
attend the closing services.
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PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS.

Washington, Aug. 16.-Patents have
been granted as follows: Frederick s.
Graves. Hancock clothes pin; George H.
Hathorn, Bangor, two patents on sewing
machine; Arthur G. Hilton and ]. H.
Wallace, Fort Fairfield, compound rotary
engine; Peter NJ. Libby. Waterville.
thread guide.
A trade mark has been granted the p
C. Holmes Co. of Gardiner, on certain
named fibrous compositions.
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mccoy WIRES SYMPATHY.
He Will Consent to Postpone Fight and Will
Not Claim Forfeit.

Saratoga. N. Y. Aug. 16.-When Kid
Mccoy learned. tonight. of the tragic
deaf hof Jim Corbetts parents, he imme-
diately wired condolences to Corbett at
Asbury Park. and in view of a postpone
mcnt of the match scheduled to take place
vat Buffalo, Sept. 10. telegraphed that he
would not claim forfeit. Mccoy left at
midnight for New York City.
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~ ~ - - ~ 81
ArA a. IL III Dexter. car
ins Tor ner mosnees who - very III.
Martin Il EInetopn visited his sister.
Mrs. Mark AVER List week. He re-
turned @ n's home y IaloaA EaiIg'
' " II 81 8 Z
The services - C0n6fl kionni
church. Sun04y, Wao ~ exehGnN1 With
4nes Coness .so1aet eof NOM Dex-
/ ssss M. 49, 80. q: E ;sss
NJ. HOwaey, who ca1ne from Michl-
eAn and settleh IA - VILLAGE n ~.
81 Knlght' nOe1Des VIII ao0n move Into
tnes Sscnereea sacnas
IT, ree Baptist church Wa clooed.
SUNDAY Tor tho pearpOee Of givtng o.
por4 unity TO th0ee N1Ao desired 70 ~
tend ne n Inpmeettng y Foxcrpfk as,d
see i W. we.l useu. Inc nNin-
~ = peVp.e = me campmee.ans 49,
essi'lsted = rom nve 20 SIX tnousano.
ETNA.
rchc sh.u, 1. r.,,o~t.a ,,s-,, .,c,r -,
~. a rIa - Ne,,,,.1,-. 10. Mon
called to attend him.
waltar vh,ttor who /. 49, ,yo-k ~
Ola Ts,wr "a ssaa S.tr-a.. "a s,,r-
dav IN tnw, MIR $rIs,,.,- d +.
-.
y. anu mrs a. a. on1 enu uauen-
DIR. shaw,s parents in town.. B
Gertrude Friend and her brother,
Clarence, have returned to West Som
,rville. Mass. where they are en-
9oyed.
( ~ = - ~
Rev. Joseph Brown or New Hamp-
shire, who 10 canvassing Etna, DIX
mont, ana NewDursh, 10. inc Diple
u " paS'cu ou'.uaS WIN AiienuS az
$780,. -. -
49,: 80,
~ hs. horne ror ,t,y.. week. ana Rav
~, C.orra Ioras ,.r,,, oco,,rv sha mi.
nit next Sunday.
Mrs walter Amos who has heen
,,;.,t,r. ~ ow.lI pos+on ana Eaat
sor,ar,,,,io ra.,,rred Tuesdav nv fhe
way of Belfast, where she had been
STAYING ON her way home with her Sis
ter.
M. N =. Graves and daughter
Rertba ami son Dana were thrown
iron, the,r carr,apa NV their horse nm
ming away and were severely shaken
up but escaped without any broken
zones and are quite comfortable.
NEWPORT.
Mrs Eu,s Joro. Z, WAITING fr,ara.
~ pho1o Ts,ard
~ ,.,,, ..u
:, ca.,..a.., =
rev. =. =. oplinsel went ~ 1soi N
''''' "'o"'
A. d. Peckham OF bangor, mas been
III NewPo'e ie" uays.
the u. "A. Il. encampment al camp
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WALDO
PAI1rnafo.

MISS Grace FeaSBey OF 80mervtlIe, II vio-s
iting her uncle. e. W. Cove. 1.
Mrs. Elisabeth Young and son Frank Of
Oakland. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Myra Roberts OF Massachusetts. Il
visiting her sister. Mrs. Emery Haskell.
Mrs. Eliza Cunningham OF Washlngton,
is visiting her sister. Mn. g. B. Jones.I
e. 8. Kitchin Is having fine shed and
carriage house built. His brother. L. r.
Kitchin OF Waterville. Is doing the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 9. Kitchin have quite
number Of visitors. including his mother
and sister from Nobleboro and her mother
and nephew from Lewiston.
The Wiscasset 4 Quebec Railroad had
the largest excursion, last Wednesday, to
Fort Popham Beach 1t has ever had. and
all reported a fine time. DR.. Ridley met
a brother on board the steamer Lincoln
whom he had not seen for ~ years.
Mrs. Fred Worthing and daughter Flor
day. when they were going berrying. The
wagon struck rock and threw them out.
seat and all Mrs. worthing was insen-
sible for some minutes and was badly
bruised. but Florence escaped with only .
few bruises. The horse ran through a
field and leaped a cellar with the wagon
and then ran three-Quarters of mile. 1t
was found wedged into a thick woods and
could not get one way or the other. The
horse was not hurt and the wagon was
only slightly damaged.
BURNHAM.
Mrs. Buxzelrs two children are Ill aud
DIR. Porter Of Pittsfeld. has been called
to attend them.
Mrs. F. A. Dyer died at her fathers.
Mr.. Weed. in Freedom. and was brought
here for burial august S.
Miss Ada Mason of FAN River. Mass.
and Miss Ena Tucker Of Pittsfeld. spent
Saturday and Sunday at N. e. Murray's.
Mrs. Will Lassell died last Thursday
and was buried Saturday. She had been
great sufferer with consumption for a
year.
At a town meeting called to see II the
town would vote to raise a sum Of money
to build wooden factory. held at town
hail, August Is, the. town failed to raise
any money for that purpose. 1t Is will
ing to give its water. privilege and ex-
empt factory from taxation for term
of ten years, II any parties will build a
factory. ssdsERa btFfr3 IL
CENTER MONTYILLE.
1. G. Kicker went to jackson. Satur-
day.
Edward Bridges has been quite III
with tonsilitis. is
Mrs. s. d. Harrington of Boston. IL
at N. p. Benefits. M
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Poland are at Tenn
pie Heights. for a week. 80,
Rev. and Mrs. E. ]. Hatch of Wheel
ock. Vermont, are at T. S. Hatch's.
Mrs. C. o. Jordan from jamaica
Plains, is visiting her parents here.
Frank Graves. who has been visiting
at G. Il. Terry's, has returned to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Bonnie Stephenson of Portland.
is coming to visit relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bowler Of Paler-
mo. were at o. C. Cushman's. the first
of this week.
HALLDALE.
Hannah Vose has gone to Belfast to
work. =
Mrs. A. J. Butteri.eld of vassalboro. y
staying with Mrs. B. r. Stevens.
John B. Stevens. who has been sick sew
eral months, passed peacefully away. Sat-
urday.
The funeral services Of the late VIM.
w. Thompson were held. Aug. 10. Rev.
T. Washhurn Offlcfated
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The 21st annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Bar Association will be held at Sar-
atoga Springs, N. Y, on August II. is and
49, Addresses will be made by the pres
ident, William Vert Howe: Joseph H.
Choate, Lyman d. Brewster and others.
The International Law Association has
determined not to hold its meeting in
America this year.
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WOOD ALCOHOL THE CAUSE.
Herbert Hartman Found Dead in tho Police
Station at Calais.

Calais, Me-, Aug. 16.-Herbert Hartman,
Is years old, was found dead in his cell
at the police station here, today. Har-
man was arrested for intoxication, Sum
day, and was not sufficiently recovered
to have hearing. yesterday. His COM
panions say that he drank wood alcohol,
which is believed to have caused his
death.
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MURDE sue DE
Aged Father Of James ]. Cor
bett, Heavyweight Pugilist,
Sho,t and Kills His Aged Wife AM
Then Kills Himself.


San Francisco. Aug. 16.-R. j. Cor
bett. father OF James J. Corbett. the
heavyweight pugilist. this morning,
shot and killed his wife and then turn
ed the weapon upon himself with fatal
effect.
s It is believed that the murderer was
demented. He has been In extremely
poor health for some time. Death was
instantaneous in both cases.
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etching hemorrhoids were the plague
of my life. Was almost wild. Doan's
Ointment cured me quickly and perma-
nently, after doctors had failed" c. r.
Cornwell, Valley Street. Saugerties. N. Y.
NV, fri&wky,tf
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oARD.

We guarantee every bottle Of Chambef-
lain's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Rernr
edy and will refund the money to any
one who Is not satisfied after using It. ~
Is, the most successful medicine in the
world for bowel complaints. both for chill
dren and adults.-John Csughlin, water
et n.w.f,1y L
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U. S. Circuit Court in Portland, Putnam. J..
PRESIDING.

Monday, Aug 15.-Judge Putnam or
dered decree of Injunction entered in
the case of Symonds Rolling Mill VS..
Horthorne Manufa curing Co.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Aug. 16.-The following
pension changes are announced for
Maine:
original, Benjamin T. Bragdon, Ber-
wick, IS.
Increase, Henry c. Howard. Rockland
S to ST.; Charles D. Lane, Rumford, $l2
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go Observation-Disclosures $500.
COURT At BATH.
August Term Of the Supreme Judicial Court.
Judge Fosier Presiding.

~.Me., Aug. l6.DThe august term
OF sRreme judicial court convened.
-.4lsi9 mornig, at 10 O'Clock. Associate
Just'1 VIM, r, Fogler of Rocklad,
presiding Thistsisa his ufirst termrdn
Sagadahoc county and nearly every
member of the county bar was present
Every seat inside the railing was &C.
cupied. Among 1.-THE lawyers present
were Weston Thompson Barrett Pot
ter and c. E. Sawyer of Brunswick;
T.. NJ. Briggs, Lewiston: VIM. Connel-
Ian, Portland; Messrs. Adams, Lar
rabee, Hughes, Trott. Fogg, Glidden.
Southland. Scott, Sprague. VIM. T. Hall,
Jr.. and George w. Hunt of this city
County Attorney Rogers, c. d. Newell.
Judge VIM. T. Hall, of Richmond.
Prayer was offered by Rev. J. r..
Crosby Of Wesley NJ. E. church.
The grand jury went out at 1890.
The members are:
Charles II. Donnel. Bath. foreman.
Herbert S. Bowker, Phippsburg,
clerk.
Oscar r. Adams. Bath.
Robert c. Coombs. Bath.
Gronda S. Preble, Bath.
Henry G. Turner. Bath
James H. Blinn. Woolwich
Edwin f. Buker BOwdOin.
o. X. Townsend, Bowdoin.
James H. Cutting, Phippsburg.
Melville c. Hall. Topsham.
Alyah Mallett Topsham.
Albert X. Harvard, Bowdoinham.
NJ. G. Hulse, Bowdoinham.
Alonzo McMahan, Georgetown.
Albion Pray, Richmond.
Henry Pray, Richmond.
Henry NJ. Smith. Richmond.
Samuel r. Weber, Richmond
The traverse jurors We're empanelled
as follows:
rse SECOND JURY.
Horace B. Fisher. Topsham, foreman.
G. p. Addition, Bath. =
Frank s. Donnell, Bath.
George F. Jackson, Bath.
Edward D. Jameson, Bath.
Isaac E. Allen, Bowdoin.
j. Pearl Gard, Bowdoinham.
VIM. J. Graves. Bowdoinham.
Edward H. Carleton. Woolwich.
d George M. Curtis, Richmond.
Benjamin r. Flanders, Richmond.
Edgar L. Hunter, Topsham.
as@.' SECOND JURY.
James H. Millay, Bowdoinham. fore
man.
Henry B. lowell, Phippsburg.
Joseph b. Perry, Phippsburg.
Sargent Names, Georgetown.
Jacob S. Stevens. Georgetown.
Frank L. Mallett. Topsham.
David A. Merry West Bath.
Francis L. Morrill, Bath.
George B. Page, Bath.
John c. Preble. Woolwich.
Ellsworth b. Reed. Perkins.
Charles NJ. Stinson. Arrowsic.
Ruel 8. Stone, Bowdoin.
SUPERNUMERARIES
Frank A. WEIGH. Bath.
Albion NJ. Williams. Richmond.
Messrs. WEIGH, Addition, Jackson ant
Reed were excused. -. ~
The drawers iurors were excused unit
2O'clOck this afternoon.
Calling the docket and assignment o.
cases occupied the court until noon. 1t i.
/. not expected that the term wiz occupy
Nm0re than two weeks. as there are no
many cases marked for trial.
At the supreme judicial court. tbi
fmorning. Judge Fogler heard the case o
y w. G. Weber. administrator on estat
of Edith B. Card, VS.. VIM. T. Hall. judg
& of probate. 1t was petition for q man
damus to Judge Hall commanding hin
Z not to withhold his approval of Il probat
bond because of the lack of a Unite
States revenue stamp of the denominatio
az 70 cents. This Is the first case of TIL
kind brought before the supreme cour
IN this State. F. E. Southland. Esq. ap
ncAred for the petitioner. and Judge Hal
ivr RESPONDENT. Decision reserved.
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Maori girls In the North Island Of
New Zealand are being taAtooed by
Urewera tohunga for $is apiece.
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TIE sse a Meeting Opens
with Three Coed Events.
Sqdeszer Wins tie els Trot from
Tom Bay u Seven Heats.
80 as6 csticIiae IL
13oTfst.

- Orchard. Ne. Aug. 1.-THE Sec
ond race meeting q the season: on the
kite track began. this afternoon. with
three interesting races. one of which
requircd seven heats TO find winner
There was large attendance.
Tom Boy, the favorite in the 2.1s
trot. was beaten out by squeezer. q
gelaing. owned at Medford. Mass.
Sylvanway from Hartford, won the
IA pace In straight heats. making a
mark Of 2.12h This was her second
race.
The go trot was four-heat affair,
won by Cuticline of Lexington, Mass
The summary:
s 215 CLASS TROTTING-PUR 800.
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BIS CLASS -TRoTTING-PURsE 800.
2.2a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81,

2.24 S-PACING-PURSE $500.
Sylvanway. b. M. by Steinway-
Lunado, by Electioneer, (Hyde) l l 1
Alietta, b. M. (BalD ,........s....... 2 4
Reno X, b. g.. (WOOdbury) sees.
McJoe, b. e.. Baggs) .............. 5 6 2
Happy Girl. b. M, Circuit ........f 3
Lord Sumral CHI. s., Nyons) -. 3 5 5
Lula May. b. M. (Sullivam ...... 6 5
DIR. Dewey. oh. M. (DemaresD -. s s I
Time. 2l24, 2.141a. 2.1S2.
go CLASS TROTTING-PURSE $500.
Cuticline. br. g.. by Emperor
Wilkes. by Hylan. (Middleby) /
Seersucker, b. M. (itideouD 2 3
Evonia, b. M, Cheney ........
Blazaway. CHI. g.. circuit ........ 4
Ronald. b. g.. BRADBURY
michaeD ....'.................... s4s )
Sister Euphrasa. b. M. (Marsh 8 6
Nominated. CHI. S., Uordan) ) 5dr
Time, 2.el1s, 2.lg114, 219A, 2.2lA.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-10-06
Receiver Amounted,

w. A. McCosh was last night ap,
pointed receiver for the H. r. Decker
well at the head of Hutchinson's is
land, over which there has been sc
much controversy, by Judge Taven-
ner. He gave the required bond OF
$4,000 and took charge of the property
today. The we'll will put into shape
so that a rise in the river will not af-
feet it. Both sides agreed to Capt.
McCosh being appointed receiver
-Parkersburg Journal.