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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
JIMlNEZ RELEASED.
Gen. Wood at Once Orders It
on Hearing Of Arrest.
Friends Of Jiminez Claim Arrest Was
Due to Gen. Gomez.
And No One Seems 10 Want 10 Shoulder
the Responsibility.

Havana Aug. 19-It is asserted that
the arrest of Gen. Juan lSidro Jl!a-
ineG. the aspirant to the Presidency OF
Santo Domingo. who was captured on
board q steamer at CienfuegoS, yes
terday. just as the steamer was about
leaving that port, was effected through
the orders of Gen. James II. Wilson,
governor of the consolidated depart
ments of Matanzas and Santa Clara.
Upon Tearing of the arrest Maj. Gen.
Brooke, governor general OF Cuba,
gave orders for the release of the priS-
oner. The present plans of Jiminez are
not known. Having missed the steam
er on which he had taken passage, he
will probably return to Havana.
Commenting upon the arrest the
Diaro de la Marina says that the
mayor and police of Cienfuegos refused
to carry out the orders given them for
the apprehension of JimincZ, as, they
claimed, to do 50 would be to violate
a law of the country ana the arrest
was made by customs official. The
Diario expresses the opinion that the
detention of JimineZ was the result OF
a request made by the government 1T
Washington by President Figuero Of
Santo Domingo. that suspected filibus
tiers be prevented from leaving Cuba
for Santo Domingo until after the
elections in the republics had been
held
Gen. Juan Isido Jimincz, the aspirant
to the Presidency of the republic of San
to Domingo, left Clcnfucgos. this morn
ing on board the BOlaria bound for Man
zanllo and Santiago de cuba. After his
release he remained at the Union hotel
until he left the city. He complained Bit
tery to his friends of the arrest.
1t is rumorcd in Cicnfuegos that a yacht
will meet him at Manzanilo. Bcfore
leaving he said to a correspondent Of The
Associated Press My mission is per
fectIy peaceful. | am unarmed and am
going home in answer to my country .
call to take peaceful possession Of tn"
Presidency, 1t was no more lawful to
arrest me than it would be To arrest Mir.
Mckinley when. after his election, he wa
going from Canton 10 Washington.
II am not soldier taking expeditions
with me. Nothing Of that sort is neces-
sary. My appearance in the island VIII
be the signal for peace and good govern
ment An enthusiastic welcome viii b.
accorded by 20 per cent. of the population
of Santo Domingo, rich and poor. mou,
women ana children desiring my arrival
Il have absolute assurances that the
acting President will cooperate with M
as soon as he secs what tho public Dc.
sire. cannot understand the action Or
the United States toward me. Many OF
my best friends are Americans ana ms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
VICTIM or FOUL PLAY.
John Con7ors OF 0lneygIlc. R. l.. Murdered
at Webster Mass.

W b~ter Mass. Aug. THE lif.-
boss body ~ a man which Was after
ward iI.ut.h.i a@ that M John Con-
nrrt NJ olu.yvi,io, X u. N~S discover
@t "1 tby tracks 81 th- Norwich "
Worcester EailruId. this morning. hut
although both ears Wyrr missing ANA
,hois v,crr other wounds ON the head.
Their was lttlr evidence that thu man
had nran Killed by thr train. ana thr
authorities are IT thu "rin;on tha.
2 .ath Was caused ny human hands
\ hurried examination before tbr
Wedical examiner arrived showed that
.ha wounds apparently hld been iu-
H.,t"d hy II coupling p!n ANA III" .ar.
cut NJ afterwards Tho condition oc
TIM t"dy showed that ID had mot h."n
hit WI mauSlrd Ivy I'll" train. TIE ir-
juri"s being confined entirely To- tn"
head. nnd thn clothes wrrc nut suilrd
in thu least. The body WaS Identified
through letters addressed to Mir. con
unrs. which were found iu his pocket,
ana II" also was identified ny friends
Who served with him in the 81 Counec-
ticut Infantry during thr recent WAR.
Connors camr hcr-. yesterday. to
visit number Of these comrades. and
seemed particularly free ir showing "
large roll of bills. while H. also wur.
a valuable watch aud chain Nothing
MI amy valu" WAS found in his clothing.
today. with Tho Ncep:iun of l0-cvuj
piece. i'm his wallet. and his friends ag"
almost certain that hn WAS thc victim
nf foul play. Connurs was last seen in
company IF two men. strangers here.
about H.30 o'clock last night. ana efforts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
Troublesome to the Army.

During the civil War, as well as in
our late war with Spain, diarrhoea was
one of the most troublesome diseases
the army had to contend with. In
many instances 1t became chronic and
the old soldiers still suffer from it. Mr.
David Taylor Of Wind Ridge. Greene
Co, Pa, is one of these. He uses
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never
found anything that would give him
such quick relief. 1t is for sale BY
Jno. Coughlin, III Water St, druggist.
m.w.f.tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
LATEST FROM PHILIPPINES.
Fighting Near Angeles Scrimmaqe in negro,
10 insurgents Killed.

Manila, Aug. 20.-One Lieutenant of
The 18th Infantry was killed and an
other seriously wounded while recon
noitering, last evening, north Of An
gcles. The Americans encountered a
large force of insurgents and drove
them from their positions.
Lieut.. cole Of the 9Th Infantry. with
50 men. encountered 100 insurgents en-
trenched in the mountains Of the is
land Of Negroes and routed them after
and hour and a half of severe fighting.
The Americans had three men slight
~ wounded. Nineteen dead insurgents
We're counted in the trenches.
The insurgents recently cut the ca
be in Laguna de Bay leading to Ca
lamba on the south shore of the lake,
but the break has been repaired,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
A DECISIVE BLOW
Continued from page L.

lieutenant of the l2th L. S. Infantry
During the war with Spain he was ma in.
of the 81 Texas Volunteer Infantry.
Secretary Root has in contemplation a
visit to the President at Lake Champaign.
lie has not Yet finally determined
whether to go but will decide in a day %:
two. The fact that Gen. Wesley MERIT
Is to have a conference with thr Prcsi-
dent during the week. combined with Mir.
Roots prospective trip. has given rise q
fresh rumors of a possible change in tnc
command of the troops in the Ihillp
pines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
Happy Thought.

In the waiting room of the mlli,a-v
commission in Russian town sat two
fathers Of families in deep anxiety ahn,,,
the fate Of their sons, which wouId ha
shortly decided by the said commission
am al loss" said one, what to say
n ! am asked the age Of my son. RI 7
make him out To be younger than he H.
ne VIII be sent to school. If ! make hin,
100 Old. they'll stick him in the ARM
what am J 70 dor How would IL III I.
you told the commission his exact arc ~
inquired mis- friend. The first speaker
looked up in amazement "CapitaI
4adn thought Of that" There IA food
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
President Attends Church.

Plattsburgh, n. Y. Aug. 20.-Presi-
dent Mckinley and Secretary of the
interior Hitchcock, drove over to
Plattsburg, this morning and attended
service at the First Presbyterian
church.
Vice President Hobart was not so
Well today, and did not leave his room.
He is resting easily, tonight. however.
and no alarm is felt as to his condition
Coy. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt
arrived here, this afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
THE ORIGINAL COPY
OF the Madagascar Note Said 10 Be in Col
Panizzardi's Possession.

Vienna, Aug. 1.-THE Allcgcmienc
Zcitung says:
Col panizzardi former military at
tachc of the Italian embassy in Paris,
has in his possession the identical
note on Madagascar which is specified
in the bordercau in the Dreyfus affair.
1t is in Esterhazy's handwriting, and
the paper is similar To that Of the Dor
dcrcau.
1t was sent TO Col. Schwartkoppen,
attachc Of the German embassy, who
had il copied. The copy was sent to
Berlin and the original to col Pniz-
Zardi. that he might have a copy. This
he made. but he forgot to return the
original to his brother attachc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
THE RtVOLUTIONlSTS
Rc-cnter Hayiian Territory San Pedro Ma
corIs Declares for Iiminez.

Port Au Prince, IIayti Aug. ga rcv.
dictionary group which assembled br-
tween Iupoy ana Estrrnvasa. i'll :;lntp
Domingo. has dispersed without hghtia,;
and has rc-cntered llayti;tn territory.
thousand men commanded by Minis
ter Cordero ar" guarding Fort Bclair and
watching tie frontier. while war vessels
are patrollng the coast i'll order ID pr
vent a landing of Jimncz.
The province Of San Pedro Macoris har
proclaimed revolution in favor of Cen.
Jimincz with great enthusiasm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
NE FOOLS THE POLICE.
Architect Thomas Of Roxbury, Makes Up In.
genious kidnapping Story.

| Boston, Aug. 20-J. Franklin Thomas.
an architect, living at 81 Dele avenue.
| RoXbury. for some peculiar reason. re-
! ported to the police. today. that his 10
months-old boy had been Kidnapped. A
general alarm was sent out and for 10
hours every effort was made to locate
| the child. Late. tonight the father no
tilted the police that he had snatched
the child from the arms of the kidnap-
pers, but when closely questioned, ad-
| mittcd that the whole story was n Iie
| He gave no excuse for his action in
| spiriting away his own child, but it is
believed that there were domestic com
pIications.
The story told by Mr.. Thomas 10 the
police was extremely ingenious and his
grief, apparently sincere. was 50 mark
! cd that they thought they had another
Marion Clark case on their hands. In
the story told by Mr.. Thomas a note
which ne claimed was left by the Kid
nappers in the baby's carriage. figured
quite prominently, but as it happened
u was this very note which proved his
duplicity. About 9 o'clock tonight. he
notified the police that the child had
been found. ana at the same time wrote
"A letter 10 one Of the local papers. ask
ing that the story Of the kidnapping be
suppressed. claiming that ii would be
a shock to his mother-in-law The two
letters We're compared, and the writing
found Ia b. identical ana his confession
followed.
II Mr.. Thomas desired to create Il
sensation. ~ certainly succeeded. for
has story WAS believed absolutely By
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
A Gallant Rescue.

NarraEansctt Pier. Aug. 2O.-A gallant
rescue Of drowning man was made uii
the beach. this afternoon by pistrir-
Sergeant Lewis Champln. aided by ]. +.
Taft Of Providence, a guest at tho Rncz
ingham. The man was caught in the III
dertoW ana was IN an utter state of e..
haustion when Sergeant t'hamn1in .rl
Mr.. Taft at considerable pcrsonal pnrt,
jumped into small fish boat ana rowe
to the drowning man through the nea =
to swamp their boat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
FIRST HOSTILE MOVE.
Missouri Central Refuses to Deliver Freight 10
Kansas CRY, Pittsburg & Cult

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. 2u.-Thc frs
actual hostile move in the boycott "a III.
Kansas City Pittsburg d Gulf Railroad
was made, yesterday. when the Missouri.
Pacific refused to deliver four cars III
freight which was billed to thu Gulf
Road. The boycott is not to 20 inrn
effect until Aug. -. and this action is
taken TO mean that the roads fighting MI
PittsburG < iulf intend to force thr I'LL
sue No action has been taken hy III,
PaCiiic'S move
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

| EANGpR-AuG 49,. ar. bk Scutolo
/ no. Lauro. Bordeaux: schs Annie
| AnSlc". Boston, Lillian, Grindle. Bos-
| ton: W 7 Emerson. Perkins. Boston:
/ W II card Lowell. Boston: J E Van
dusen, Phlhrook. Edgwatcr: II McGH-
Very EuaE, chandler
Ga. srhs George Ferguson. MADDOX.
Providence. Fortuna. Billings. Round
Pond: Mary l. crosby. Trim, Philadel-
phia, l. f 4 Baird, Gaeenlaw. New
York. |. A stetser, Webster, Penob-
scot; $ : Sawyer Clark. Boston: &
Snare, Lowell. New York: Collins
Eaton. New York; stm Dunmore.
CNor). Olsen for Greonook.
Aug ~. ar. SENS Isaac Obarton. Trim.
Belfast. jessie Hook, Clmer. Boston:
n Gray. Webster.
EASTPORT-Aug ~. ar. srhs NacCi,
Todd and Walter NJ Young. New York
chi1s.
Sd. sch Viola Nav. New York.
RED BEACH-AuE -. ar. sch Z c
Gates. New York
sld. sch i y Newton Boston.
= WIS.D.AS5sET-Aug 70, ar. Sch Kennebec.
sid sch Lucy T Friend. Fortress Mon
roe.
.PoKTLAND-AuF ~ ar. tug Spring
ilIii with bgs and from Parrsboro. y
I; schs Alfaffa. Wilson. Gamecock
,Tn.kett: Robert Pettis. Perkins: Nellie
+ 'olb"th ana Monticello. Nutter. Bos-
ION; PemaGuid. Wheeler. Rockland for
session. cargo Of lime on fire; vessel wa
sealed up ana fire is thought To be about
cXtinguiShed.
Ar, 10Th. sim Manhattan. Bennett. New
urk; tug Tacony. with big Malvern
bangor for Philadelphia. ana proceeded
after taking in tow bg Darby. also Tor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
He Was Slightly Deranqed.

Fitch5urg, Mass. Aug. 20.-George
Nj. Bailey. patient in the Burbank
hospital. jumped from the second story
window, this afternoon, and was al
most instantly killed. Mr.. Bailey had
been in the hospital for two months,
and it is believed to have been slightly
deranged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
VAN WICK REFUSES
TO Visit President and Ascertain Wishes Re.
garaing Dewey Reception.

New York, Aug. Mayor Van Wycll
has refused 10 Ne a member Of the com
mittcc representing this city which Will
visit the President Of the Omitted States
At Plattsburg and learn the wishes Of tn,
chief Executive regarding his visit here
when Admiral Dewey arrives.
This is the information which came.
Friday night. from Saratoga wncrc tho.
mayor is resting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
0the- Domestic PORTS.

VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS-Aug
~ an. schs John Il Coylc Philadelphia
Tor Portland; Mary Ann Mccain. Ban
Sor for Roslyn. l. l; tug Gypsum King
towing schs Gypsum Emperor. Gyp-
sum King and Newburg, for New York
tug sailed for Boston).
Sid. schs Colon. j Kennedy Eric. ID
j MelanSon ana n Parker.
Psd, schS Nathan Lawrence. Kenne-
bec for Washington; Addie NJ McFad-
den. f. G Allen. Addie Jordan and II Il
Berry. kennebeC. bound west
BOSTON-AuE 20. ar. stms English
man. Liverpool: Yarmouth and Prince
Arthur. Yarmouth: St Croix and State
"a Maine. st John, n +: bark Pierto
Accame 40, Trapani; schs Wawebeck,
s. George, y b; Beta. Machias: Mian-
tanomah, Rockport: tug Gypsum King,
Vineyard Hoven
Sid, Sims Ontario, Hull: Prince
George, Yarmouth. n $; tug Cumber-
land. towing barges G c Co, Nos and
70, last for Portland for Baltimore.
NEW i.ONDON-Aug %. ar sch John
] Perry. Rockland for New York.
SID. sch 'Oakes Ames, New York for
Bath.
SALEM. MAss-Aug 20. Ar. schs A M
Eichol Machias 10 Salem. for orders,
ellen NJ Baxter, Deer Isle for Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
New England League Standing.
National League Games. Saturday.

AZ Boston Boston. .: Brooklyn. Q.
At Baltimore-Baltimorc II; Washing
ton. /.
York. 2
Al Pittsburg- PittsburE. II; cleveland,
l. Cleveland. s; PittsbuTg. ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
Thirty Persons Injured.

Philadelphia. Aug. ga head on co.
lision between two trolley cars occurred,
q RoXborough Railway in Plymouth
township. Montgomery county. few
miles north of this city. Thirty Irrso.;-
We're injured and three are believed to 81
fatally hurt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
The Pope Grants an Audience.

Rome, Aug. 20.-At the festival at
Joachim, today. the Pope granted an a..
1ience Of over an hour. TO 800 persons.
Of whom We're presented, in addlllou {.
IL cardinals and many other prclates. He
freely conversed with the cardinals anu
in excellent health and spirits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
For Some Brokers

VINO never tell the truth when a lilo vii,
tp MI vel Take the fellow, for cxannIn
@pn9e only connection with New York n.
th!cago IS by railroad, and most Iikai'.
RAJ a freight train, and yet Is always feiII
iHS you what Flower or Keene IA gnTn,
10 40. az iluently as If they wera bnI,5
leIows or drank out Of the same niags
Nc ~ not pretend 10 know what ar,a-
body II going 70 10. but our market III,
market does. and We know, with0uf y II r.
connection, that wheat Is very rbean Il
present prices. ana that a purchaFe 4,
able. Send for our free book. ''O"'-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
No uitimatum Sent.

london, Aug. 2o--The colonial Office IN
mes that the secretary Of state ror II
coIohleS' Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. ha
ss ~, 81 ultlmatum 10 The government d,
ne south African republic viii rrgpca
y. iur demands Of he OUtlanJcrs. AZ MI.
cFte1. his morning, by the ,.ronir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
For Women,

DE- ROMANS Monthly Regulator has brouc;,
happiness to hundreds OF anxiors werner hS..
never had single failure; longes case, relieve
n 2te days without fail no other remedy Wi.
rs no pain no danger no interference wiif
woIk Dy ma or at office SO. write for furtb,.,
Hattlcui2E. All letters truthfuliy answered
VI. l. ~. TOl,MAN CO., 40 Trenont -. itt-t.,-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21

a San Francisco millionaire has the
credit of paying the largest surgeons
zee on record for a successful operation
Tor appendicitis. Thirty thousand
dollars was this tidy sum. representing
one mans gratitude to his physician.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
TO BE MAJORS

Parry c. Hale Illinois.
Nj. \. Mc\amcc. Wisconsin.
John II. Parker. Missouri.
l.. {. Andrews. New York
w {. Brown. Minnesota.
John {. Gilmore, Jr.. New York.
W. II Brown. Minnesota.
Henry r. Allen. Kentucky.
u. 4 Frederick, Georgia.
H. Is milford Nebraska.
Putnam r. strong. New York
v u. Du Boce. California.
William c. BOWS. Iowa.
Joseph +. Armlield. North Carolina.
Hugn T. Wise New York.
A. A. Wiley, Alahama.
II. W. llubbcll. New York,
". A. Holbro0k, Wisconsin,
$. ". Miller. Pennsylvania
Charles II. Muir. Michigan.
TO BE CAPTAINS.
Rohcrt sewcn, New Jersey.
L. ". GoldSburouGh, Elmorc L. Austin
New York.
W. j. kcndrick Georgia.
Claude +, sawyer. south Carolina
Noel Gains George II. Lee, kentucky.
Arthur G. Rogers. ohio.
William l.. Murrny, Iowa.
Luther :. I\citN. tL large.
Harry Walsh, District of Columbia.
VIM II. Collier. kentucky.
TO BE FIRST LIErTENANTs.
Il. II. Pitcairn. Pennsylvania.
fldI SdNlt. tolOTduD.
Silas *. Mclaughlin. Fred Mobloy.
Lewis \. Griffith. Clarence :. Ncttlos.
South Carolina.
John T.. Galleher. Fred l.. Wilson. Oscar
Bishop. Kentucky.
William Brown. George +. kcmpo Mon.
tand.
John NJ. shallcnbcrgcr. Ohio.
Richard X. Cravens, Indian Territory.
Albert ". Petite Iowa.
Milosh K. Iiigard. Illinois
q. ) Wood, al large,
William j. Watson. Vernon l.. Everett,
clyde l.. Parker Kansas.
+, +. Siegc!. North Carolina.
70 BE SECOND LIEUTENANTs
William Taylor Gordon johnson. t;d
ward Francis Hack"tt. Jr.. New York.
FREQ W; Bughtv. hrzona.
Arthur K. Jones. Illinois.
charles Raymond Wood. Indiana
Charles H. Morrow. Walter T.. Slack
William y. llaycraft lewis Dillon, Ken
lucky.
Richard L. Kavaraeh Lawrence p
Butler William Ray Harrison. Fred NJ
W. .. Thornton Georgia.
Burton J. MITCHELL Howard NJ Eonr;z
Robert =. Mitchell. Arthur J. Clddcu.
kansas
orders were issued from tbc war a.
partmont placing all majors. captains ana
li"utcnantS appointed for the new rogi-
mcntS on recruiting duty. They viii Az
slSt the nearest recruiting uifcer for Il
period OF about one week ami viii the.
r9nduet their recruits W the rendezvous.
IN" irst ~ regiments uf volunteers tr..
rplnu4clc ana there is q surplus Of about
2HGn for the r Gimonts in the Philippines
and the next ~ being raised The emlis:
inrnis, Friday, were were ~, making Il
total of 1ttG5
Speaking OF the orders issued TO the
,hf"e regiments - proceed 10 san Fran
cisco. Gen. Corbin said that not only
would the other regiments soon follow
4 4
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The Body Remains Unidentified.

Narragansett Pier r. l.. Aug. 20-Every
effort has been made to identify the BODY
Of the man found, yesterday. in Petquam
sett river, but ~ to a late houf. tonigh.
II had proved unsuccessful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
Government Troops Dispatched.

Cape Hayden. iIayti. Aug. 20.-The rein
forcemcnts Of trours sent to the front by
the government of Santo Domingo. in the
efforts to suppress the revolution. hav,
been defeated ana driven back lib Mont
Cristi
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GEN. MERCER
Continued from page -

Gcials of state will outweigh consider
atoms of legal evidence"
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BASE BALL.
> New England League Games, Saturday.

AT Taunton-Taunton. .; NcWPott, T.
At Portland-Portland. y. Maiche9'tr' T
Manchester, \, Portland, D.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21

Il had running. itching sore on my
leS suffered fortunes. Doan's Ointment
took away the burning and itching in
Stantly, and quickly effected permanent
cure. CIV. Ienhart, Rowling Gr, On. Q.
mon, wed, fri&wky,tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
NJ CHICAGO.

The Orphans won and lost. The game
with cleveland was a wild exhibition "a
both sides. ChiCago'S loose play. together
with uvc hits. gave the tailrndcrs six
runs. two tu the good in the ninth Then
Schmidt went wild. filling the bases, ana
MrrtcS cleared them with hit far over
pnwd head. Cunningham for Louis
VILE, was a complete puzzle tn the locals.
allowing hut one nit with men on bases.
Ills support WAS perfect. wh.lr Griffith ;
WAS ragged aud hits off him were made
III The rIgh; time. Ryan aud Dexter were
injured ana forced to retire. Attendance.
9Snu
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Oporto to Be Isolated.

Lisbon, Aug. 20-The sanitary boa
has resolved 10 isolate Oporto, where IN.
bubonic plague has broken out. with a
sanitary Gordon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-21
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS
Appointed Tor the New Regiments Orders 10
the Regiments.

Washington. Aug. 20.-Among the vol
untccr officers appointed. yesterday,
were: Henry Wolcott of Rhode Island. 10
bc captain: Frank Z. Hopkins of Rhode
Island and Fred r. Austin Of MasSdchH
setts. To be first lieutenants; Charles ".
Pierce of Vermont. to be second licutcn-
ant. ana Guy H. Preston Of Massdchu-
sets. to be ma jor
- il, ba flIi list.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-28
A FELON'S LOVE.
BY HENRY ". NESFIELD.

Just then supper was announced. and
Sullivan showed his guest the way into
the best parlor.
Now | wonder what lay he's on"
he remarked. upon returning to the
bar. New chum. | should say; don't
look as II he had ever done any hard
work. to Judge by his hands. Some re-
lation OF Mr.. Halls perhaps. though
he don't look quite the mob either. Hal
10, 10 that you. Baynes?" he exclaimed,
as at that moment Baynes entered the
bar, followed by large kangaroo dog.
Il have come down for the mail bags.
Is the coach in YETI" inquired Baynos.
Yes; been in an hour or more.
There's the bags on the floor
Thank YOU" said Baynee. picking
them up. and making for the door. as
II he were about to go.
What. you aren't going OF like that,
Baynea1 Won't you have a taste OF
something7"
mo, thank you all the sAme-rd
rather not"
well. | won't press you; married
man-eh7 What made you come down
for the mail? You must be getting
quite horseman."
I'm better than used TO be. and
take all the riding can get"
That's n fne dog" said Sullivan
pattlng the animal on the head;
where did you fnd him1 declare