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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
A MONSTER CELEBRATION.
Ellsworth Making Big Plans for Fourth Of
July Races and Parade.

Ellsworth, Me, June 15.-tSpeciaD.-
Ellsworth is preparing for her biggest
celebration. The arrangements are
nearly all completed. excepting 4 few
minor details. The general committe,
in charge of the arrangements is com
posed Of many of the leading business
and professional men Of the city. These
gentlemen are all greatly interested in
the success of the celebration and are
bound to have everything carried out
right ana as advertised.
one of the leading features Of the
days events is to be a host. race for
companies outside of this city. The
local firemen will not enter into the
competition but will compete with each
other in furnishing entertainment for
the visiting teams. The Dirigo Athlet-
ic club and the club Of the Senator
Hale Hose Company are to throw open
their doors ana do All in their power
make things pleasant for their guests.
From 10 to II hose racing companies
from all parts of Maine and New
Hampshire are expected ana several
have already entered. The race now
! esting ever held in the state. Bangor
| is organizing a team on purpose to run
| here and if it meets with good success,
! Will keep in trim for the State muster
! at Bangor in August. The Oriole team
Of Bar Harhor Orono, Brewer, NeaZie.
| GRANTEES of Berlin, n. H., and other
| teams will be- in the race.
| There will be a contest for hand en-
| gines. 50 far three tubs have entered.
! Ticonic of Ellsworth Falls. DirigoS No.
3 ana Zimmerman No. Of this city. A
: company from Bucksport cOntcmplates
! attending with one of the BuckspOrt
/ engines.
! "A juvenile hose race between boys
! teams will be an attractive feature.
! These teams are to run under the same
rules and with the same apparatus as
I the men. Among the minor sports that
/ have been booked are hill climbing
; contest, n 100-yards dash, 22O-yards
dash, egg and spoon, potato, sack and
! other races. A bicycle race is also
, talked Of
The procession is to be a big one and
Will include trades displays. cavalcade
of bicycle riders with decorated wheels
/ several bands, drum corps, hose com
! panies, and other organizations Col
John f. Whitcomb will have charge OF
| the procession.
The prizes offered are all very liberal
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P0lNCaRE ACCEPTS.
Will Form Loubet's New Cabinet Censure
Only Tor Gen. Mercier.

Paris. June 15.-M. Ponicarc informed
President Loubet, this morning. that
H. would accept the task ~ forming Il
cabinet and that he will take the war
portfolio in addition tu the presidency
Of the council.
There is still some doubt whether NJ
Poincare will succeed in forming a
ministry. ne wishes NM. Ribot ana
Barthou To- join him. but the Radicals
object to their presence III th- cabinet.
II Is understood that NJ. nrlcassp will
remain ut the foreign Office.
NJ Mclinc, in an interview with Nj
Puincar-, strongly urged tie latter to
form q cabinet whose main plank Will
bc the settlement ~ the Dreyfus affair.
X is now believed q majority uf the
members Of the Chamber az Deputies.
including many Socialists will be- con-
tented with an order 81 the day cen
surfing Gen. MERCER. the former minis
ter OF war, for the part which ~ has
taken in tn" Dreyfus case. instead NJ
his prosecution. IT this could b. don,
il would remove ono ~ the most snri-
Gus causes OF friction between the fac
tions.
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10000 MEN WITHOUT WORK.
This VIII Be Colorado's Condition Unless
Smeiters' Strike Is Ended.

Denver. Colo. June 15-Th,rty thousaml
men III Colorado win ~ out ut WORK
within the next three days unless steps
are taken to rnd the strike NJ tho smcltc-
employees.
The Omaha and Grant and the Globe in
Denver. the Timetable ana the Arkansas
valley at l.cadville. the letters ana tn"
Colorado Smciters At Pueblo are closed.
The works are under guard but nowhere
have the mon made any demonstration.
AT Central City the men employed in
the stamp mills are expected to strike, to-
day. These mines have already closed:
The Commodore. Amethyst Bachelor,
Bachelor No. and Last Chance mills. III
the Crccdc district: the Calliopc auI Ilag-
crtY. ut Ouray: the Caribbean ana Monte
suml, near ophir; tho Iron Mask and
Black Iron, at Red Cliffe: ana the Snug
gler, at Aspen.
The Porter Fuel CO, at Durango has
closed throwing $50 men out OF work
From all parts Of the state come reports
that mines are reducing forces. At Lead
vile. 800 men have been discharged.
Should the mines close all over The state.
5000 railroad men viii BE- thrown out of
employ mCnt.
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Those for the hose race annout y @-oo
divided into two purses Of $40 ana 30.
For the hand engine trials the priNes
have not been definitely hXed as Se'
Ten dollars will be given the winner -
the 220-yards dash; a handsome SILVER
medal to the man who flhlsnes III p -
the 100-yards dash. SeVeral Speci''
prizes are offered for the MOST .as'c-
fully decorated wheel in the plcycie
parade. Suitable prizes are also oiAeieu
for the other races and contests
There will be plenty Of good music.
Monaghan's Military and the ELLSWORTH
Falls Cornet bands have been ehSaSeu
to play and the music committee Is now
trying to arrange for the Beiiast Lam
to be here. Several drum corps ana
bands are to come with the VISITING
liremen.
The railroads and steamboats, VIII
give reduced rates to all VINO attend
this biggest celebration in eastern
Maine The committee invites people
everywhere to come to Ellsworth on the
Fourth and help them celebrate.
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BOWDOlN CONFERENCE ADJ0URNS.
Free Baptists Elect Officers. Adopt ResoIu-
tions and Have Helpful Discussions.

South Lewiston. Me. June b
THURSDAYS session Of the Bowdoin con
ference of Free Baptist churches here
was opened, at O'Clock, with a min
istcr's conference with the president,
Rev w. NJ. Davis Of Topsham, in the
chair Revs. II. s Nichols of Bruins
wick, and l.. 5. Williams Of Sabattus,
were taken into membership. The tol-
lowing officers were elected: President.
\. |. Davis of Bath; vice president,
Rev. l.. s. Williams Of Sabattus; sec
rotary and treasurer. Prof. II. X. Pur-
intOn of Lewiston; members of the cX-
ecutive committee. Rev. F.. w. Kicker
Of Lewiston. and Rev. J. NJ. Paige Of
Richmond.
The conference was opened, at ?
o'clock. with a prayer by Dea. @. II.
Brown of Auburn. after which the fol
lowing officers We're elected: Presi-
dent, W. NJ. Davis Of Topsham; clerk
and treasurer. Hon. y. s. Purinton OF
West BowdOin: member Of the eXecu-
tive committee for three years. Prof.
II. r. Purinton of Lewiston. Seven
teen delegates to thu Maine Free Bap-
fist Association, which meets at Fort
Fairfield in September. We're chosen.
and the corresponding messengers We're
chosen as follows: To the EdgeComh
quarterly meeting Rev. f. II. Peck
ham Of Lewiston; to the WaterVille
quarterly meeting, Rev. f. Lesher IF
Augusta: to the Cumberland confer
rnce. Rev. l.. S. Williams of Sabattus:
To the Otisdcld quarterly meeting. Rev.
,f 4 yvan fI
Pennington quarterly meeting, Rev.
w. NJ. Davis Of TOpsham.
The conference adopted resolutions
in memory Of the late Charles Fox
Penney. p. D., the pcrversion of the
anti-cantcen law. the observance ~
the sabbath. the maintenance of fam
i!y worship. the violation Of law in thu
recent mob outrages At Levant.
The annual meeting Of thA Young
Peoples Society was presided over by
Rev George II. Sallcy Of Richmond
The choice Of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President Rev. G. H. Salley of
Richmond, vice president. Roy. H. :
Nichols NJ Brunswick; secretary. Miss
Williams OF West BoWdnin. members
VI executives committee. NJ y. Kicker
If Lewiston. Miss Mary Iewins al
Lewiston. ana Mr.. l.. NJ. Lord Of Au-
burn.
a very interesting sermon was
preached by Prof. \. v. Anthony Of
Lewiston. IN The Missionary Motive"
bringing out the motives. Christs com
mml. apostolic example. teaching KIT
history and humanity's needs. The
.hicf feature III the afternoon was tina
discussion ON How to Reach the Mass
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing |, All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. June l5.-The public con
linucd 10 holl alOOf from the stock mar
ktl ana dealings, today. were almogr
wholly professional. There was the sem
blance Of strength at one time, due to
sympathy with the activity IN a small
group OF SpccIaltics, which were bOugh-
by large Interests more or less Identified
with them. Prices Of the group were al-
Vduced ana the traders bought the gen
'ral llsi, causing small advances ali
along But the rise absolutely failed III
invite any outside buying and the sup
porting tactics were abandoned during
m" course Of the day.
The llStlcsS condition that cnsued was
such as 70 invite bear aggression. But
the bear party apparently suffered from
tht scaSpuablc lasSltudc as much as tho
general public ana their operations were
not pursued with any VigOr or determine
non. However thc gains at uUr time
established were practically an wiped out
before the close ana net losses are TN,
rule. most uf them being restricted to
fractions.
Sugar ruled above yesterdays level.
rising M ou- time nearly four points but
closing with net gain of only l&-. The
Federal Steel stocks, Brooklyn Transit.
Peoples Gas. Manhattan and COnsoll-
ia tttI Gas also enjoyed their period OF
strength There was an early break III
the Denver & Rio Grlndc stocks AMI
Colorado Fuel weakened tate IN the DAY
On account az tine labor troubles over the
new S-hpur dav i'm Colorado.
EtIlruIu bonds rputluu" tu show sym
plthy with ihc heavy tendency IN stocks
many dcrlura being shown on the days
business Total sales. S361HWu IniteI
States old fs coupon advanced "A "a thv
ltI pyiu...
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PARKS FOUND GUILTY.
Murder in First Degree in Causing Death Of
Mrs. Mary TarIton.

Alfred. Me-. June 15.-Frank Il. Parks
of Kittery. was found guilty of muir
der in the first degree in killing Mrs
Mary Tarlton of that town. in the su-
preme court. this afternoon, but SEN
tcnce was withheld. pending decisions
Of points of law raised. The trial be
gan, Monday, ana. considering the fact
that it took till nearly Tuesday noon to
obtain a jury, the trial has been an eX-
peditiOus one. Interest in the case has
been purely local. as there were no
sensational incidents attending the
crime. The murder. nevertheless, was
cold blooded, ana the only APPARENT mo-
dive was robbery. { was admitted by
the defence that Parks was intoxica-
ted at or about the time Of the muir
der. The objection Ivy counsel is based
on the judges charge to the jury.
Should the verdict stand, the extreme
penalty would be life Imprisonment, as
Maine has no capital punishment law.
The jury was out 31a hours.
For the defence Judge Samuel w.
Emery of Portsmouth. made a strong
plea. maintaining the innocence Of
Parks on the ground that the crime
was committed while the young man
was under the influence Of liquor. He
also claimed that Parks was insane
ana that verdict of guilty could not
properly be found against him.
Attorney General Haines for the
state declared that no evidence had
been presented which proved that de-
PENDANT to be insane. 1t was admitted
that the crime was committed while
Parks was intoxicated; but he said
drunkenness was no excuse for such i
crime.
Just before noon Judge Wiswell com
menced his charge to the jury. The
judges charge occupied II hours and
was very able and exhaustive.
The case went to the jury At l2.l5.
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New York Produce Market.

New York, June Is
FLOu R-Receipts 15.5l1 bbls.; exports
1871 bbls.: sales, 5000 pkgs: frrner IN
sympathy with wheat but not higher ana
nniy moderately active, closing with buv-
crs and sellers apart
WHEAT-Receipts. 108,55O bushels; ex-
ports, iVi,I bushels; sales, 1895, 900 BUSH
els futures. 10000 busneis spot; spot dun
ana ilrmer; No. red S5ih to arrive fob
aiioat; No red. s3lA elevator: No /
Northern Duluth. s53s fob. afioat spot
CORN-Receipts, f77I5 bushels; exports
lVl ~ bushels; sales. 155OO0 bushels III,
lures. $1,000 bushels spot; SPOT strong.
NO. z: ~ fob. afioat. ilk elevator.
OATS Receipts, 354, 000 bushels; exports
~, 3lb bushels; spot firmer; No. 2. 81; Ma
3 BOY; No. white. 32lk; No. 3 white
Y; track mixed Western, 3OJA032; track
white, 32n37l2
BEEF-Steady; cut meats, steady.
LARD-Flrm; Western steamed, $50
asked: June, $50, nominal; refined, firm
Gil EESE-Weaker; Western creamery
Is; factory, l2la0tl4.
EGGs-State ana Pennsylvania. 1i1znl5:
Western fresh, l4mlHA.
81 .00GI250.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining. 4kc.
centrifugal 80 test. 4 ll-1G.
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A Gard of Thanks.

l wish to say that l feel under last
ing obligations for what Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has done for our
family. We have used it in so many
cases Of coughs. lung troubles and
whooping cough, and it has always
given the most perfect satisfaction. We
feel greatly indebted to the manu-
facturers Of this remedy and wish them
to please accept our hearty thanks
Respectfully. Mrs. S. Doty, Des Moines,
Iowa. For sale by Jno. Coughlin. IL,
Water street, druggist.
m,w,f,ti
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NO DESIRE


Philippines composed of officers and
men of the state volunteers who desire
to remain in the service. If the full
complement cannot be made up from
those discharged volunteers in the
Philippines. the regiments Will be or
ganized and differed in skeleton form
until recruits can be sent from the
United States to fiji them.
These three proposed regiments. with
three regiments of regulars to sail
from San Francisco on the 22d and gath
ana those under orders for Manila Will
give Gen. Otis $4,000 fighting men,
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S Letter.
Boston, June Il.

Yestrr-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close dly
July wheat, as. 11is .54 55's "a
Sept 1851 lSla tGts i>lah- .'r'>
Wheat opened firm at Chicago. Il TO sc.
over last night. The Price Currents i'll
.erpretatiOn of the government figures NJ
$50. 900 600 bushels was the early influence
but the strength at Liverpool, due "a the
Russian news. official reports declarinS
the crop Of five provinces lost. was tho
controlling influence later in the session
and the market worked up &c. per busheI.
closing strong. "A private cable from
Hamburg says: situation very serious
ana worse than in 1891. ROumanian ana
Russian winter wheat crop practically
lost" Early in the session fOrei gucrs mel
the advance with moderate selling, In
later one Chicago firm reported - loads
worked for export. The bad news, today
came from al directions. Liverpool Ham
burg and London, and the puZzlinS feat
ure was that Paris ana Antwerp We're
weak and Liverpool Indifferent on July
closing only I2d. higher.
The stock market opened generally at q
shade lower. but quickly rallied in all di-
rections The influence of Havemeyer's
testimony, yesterday. was favorably fell
today. in Sugar. There proved to be
more buy than sell orders and quotations
as a rule held firm. Loan rates reflect q
large short interest in Sugar and Atch'-
son preferred. There We're rumnrs OF
bulish developments in Manhattan: Mr
Flower Is bulIsh on Il. r. r. ana tho
trading sentiment is bullish on lJcl.
stocks.
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MAINE SONS or VETERANS.
Edward H. Smith Of Wade Camp, No. 10.
Wes!brOOk. Elected Commander.

Rucksport. Me-, June 13.-The second
day of the annual encampment IF tbs
state Division Sons of Veterans
brought additional delegates. making
the total number u, with a general at
tendance Of the rank ana file Of about
200. The routine of business was re-
sumed, this morning. closing with the
election officers. There were no con
tests for any Of the places. There are
the officers elected
Commander, Edward H. Smith OF
Wade Camp, ~. Wrstbr0ok, senior wee
commander. +. II. Courson, Appomat-
toX Camp AZ, Brunswick; junior vice
commander. John l.. Hamilton. Pascal
+. Gilmore Camp 80, Eucksport; iivi-
sion council, George +. Leighton, SkoW-
hogan; a. J.. Ornc. ROckland; W. \.
Spofford, New Sharon; delegate at
large a. q. Thomas, Portland: alter
note. G.. W. Gray. Gardiner.
The officers elect were installed by
Cen. f. T. Bolton of Boston. 1t was
voted to hold the next encampment ut
Portland. in June. 1900.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with MI
officers present and Is delegates. OIL
GERS were elected as follows: President,
Minnie +. Sylvester, South Etna vice
president. Mary Thompson. brunswick:
council. Nina T.. Hobbs. Belfast. Matte
blanchard. Westbrook. Nellie Boothby,
South Standish; treasurer. Rosa c.
White. Waldoboro: secretary. Ida NJ.
Hodgkins. Warren; chief of staff, Mary
Miller, Frceport; chaplain, Mabel
Hamilton. Bucksport; inspector, Rose
Carson White. Waldoboro; mastering
and installing officer. Linnie V. Chat
too, Freeport: Judge advocate, Orrin ].
Dickey, Belfast.
The cncampment closed with public
campfire. tonight. Officers We're in
stalled by Miss Chattoo.
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Bowdoin Freshmen Banquet.

The members of the Bowdoin College
freshman class had their banquet and
exit at Riverton park, Wednesday
evening. After the dinner, the opening
address was delivered by Mr.. George
f.. Fogg. Then the following toasts
We're responded to:
Glass of 1902, Fred II. Dorman:
Buck" John II. Sinkerson: The Fair
Sex" Richard h. Dole; Athletics. =
Harry j. Hunt; "As Sophomore" Har-
rison X. Mccain; "Our Future" Ed
ward S. Anthoine; Our Alma" viii
liam l.. Watson.
Mr. Frederick A. Stanwood gave the
history of the class from the beginning
OF the first term to the closing of the
present. Mr.. Lee t. Grey's poem treat.
ed OF the college. The closing address,
was by Mr.. George r. Walker.
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The DROUGHT BROKEN.
Central and Northern New England Visited by
Very Welcome Showers.

Boston. June 15.-The long and serious
drought in central ana northern New
England was apparently well broken, this
afternoon. by numerous showers accom-
panied by sharp lightning which do
stroyed property in several sections. The
rain will hardly save the hay crop, but
il will help out the market gardeners a
good bit.
Very little rain fell in ana around Bos-
ton. although about 3 o'clock the dark
ness compelled artificial lighting in near
~ every building. ana for n few minutes
a serious electrical storm was looked for.
The storms were chiefly to the west
ward of this city. accompanied by high
wind. Rain barely touched Cape Cod.
which. tonight. Is enveloped in fog.
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AT CHICAGO.

The Orphans punched seven Of their
eight hits in two innings, Breitensten' Z
wildness giving them their two runs. De
mont's fielding was the feature. Attend
l23 4 3 6 : 5 R.H.E-
Chicago. ~ MI
Cincinnati. q u-l-Il--
Batteries - Callahan and DnnahUe 3;
praitaust,Tn ANA Vaughan
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WILD WINDS.
CONTINUED from page H.

fort to free the vessel Will De maue
when the gale subsidies.
The tug 5. Il. Jones Of Machlas' II
up the river, Wednesday, iouled
with a steel hawser and her propeller
was disabled. She drifted down the
river and grounded near the marine
railway where she still lies on her
beam ends. 1t is feared that the tug
will fill and sustain serious damage be-
fore she can be floated.
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GOLD PLATE INVITATION
TO Be Extended To President To Be Guest o
Ohio Society.

San Francisco, June 1.-THE Ohio
Society of California will, today. send to
President Mckinley an invitation. en-
Graved on plate Of gold, asking him
to become the guest of the organiza-
ton in this city The society is al
ready raising a fund for his entertain
ment, il being generally believed that
he Chief Executive will visit the Pa
cific coast later in the year.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, June l5
The leading futures closed as follows:
WllEAT-July, 77m77h; September. 7SA
December, 1874
CORN-July, 3l7ssi35: September, %; De-
Ccmber 1874.
OATS-July. 24lz; September, 2l2tM2lL
PORk-Juy. sS.2Ia; September. ss47Ik
LAk.,-JuIy, SJ.O5: September. S5 20
KIBS-July, $L721z; September, $487Ik
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ANOTHER LOSS. THURSDAY.
Set Of Buildings at Mechanic Falls Destroyed
by Lightning.

Lewiston. Me, June ia special to
The sun from Mechanic Falls says: The
buildings occupied by Joseph Gould ahi
owned by Mrs Sidney A. Grimm OF fiaVef-
hill. Mass. were struck by lightning, 2.
s o'clock tonight. ana destroyed The
furniture was saved.
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Trying TO Secure Spaniards' Release.

Madrid, June 15.-In the Chamber of
Deputies. today, Gen. Polavieja an
nounced that the Spanish commission
at Manila had gone to confer with
Aguinaldo regarding the Spanish pris-
oners in the hands of the Filipinos.
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CHICAGO Wheat Market.

Chicago. June 15-An advance or IL.
was scored In wheat, today. Russian crop
damage reports We're the main feat Or
causing the broadcast market in several
days Corn advanced 4mys oats tsna,,
ana provisions 2laGf5c
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TO Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Compound Tea,
&c. Trial size free. III II falls to cure.
YOU. money Will be refunded. Jehh
Tou Zh,tn. West End Kennebee bf.@rs
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Admiral Watson at Hong Kong.

Washington, June 15-Admral Watson
has arrived at Hong Kong and has taken
command Of the Asiatic squadron, ra-
lieving Capt. Barker Of the Oregon, who
has been IN charge since Admiral Dewey
sailed from Manila. capt. Barker will
return to the United States on mail
steamer.
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Philadelphia at Boston, Brook
lyn At New York. Baltimore at Washing
ton, St Louis at Louisville.
Saturday - Philadelphia at Boston,
Cleveland al Pttshurg, ST. Louis at Lou
isville Cincinnati at Chicago.
Sunday, June lS-Baltimore a Louis
VILE Washington at ST. Louis, Brooklyn
al Cincinnati
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Petitions in bankruptcy have been
MED at Portland by Caleb Montgomery.
PORTLAND: Lewis La Rose. Lewiston
peloert l.. Hunt. Portland: Martha
nelghton, Fort Fairfield; Albert &
richards, South Paris.
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interest lue and accrued. ....
Net deferred and unreported
premiums on policies in
force
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Lieut. Col w. II. Bisbee paid $50 men
at Guanajay, cuba. Wednesday, and
there are 800 stll unpaid.
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AT LOUISVILLE.

The Colonels failed to hit at the right
time, while the Browns punched their
hits and profited by the home teams er-
rOrs. Attendance 80.
l23 45 s S Ri L.
Huntsville q D q D q o. 81
st. Louis, 0 l o ! XII 6-l
misunderstanding and Kittridge; Sud
hOff and O'COnnOr.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

AT Newark Newark, ;; Richmond, 4.
At Hartford Worcester, Z; Hartford, e