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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-18

Nieszczesna gazOlina.
W domu pm. 1922 Seminary
place wczoraj wydarzylo sig
straszne nieszczescie. PAM Metz
ger, kt6rej MAJ jest wlascicielem
domu, rozmawiata pania Fal-
bisaner, W lynne domu mieszka-
jaca, ma schodach frontowych, i
po niejakim czasie posfa%a c6rke
swoja, II letnia Lene, po vino
do piwnicy. L Lena poszla 8
letnia R6za Falbisaner. Lena,
jak sic zdaje, zbliayla plonaca
swiece dc naczynia napeinionego
gazolina, gdyi powstata straszna
eksplozya, i MIN matki obydwu
dziewczat zdolaiy zbiedz ma dot,
obie dziewczynki staiy W plo-
mieniach. Krzyk matek spro-
wadzil sasiad6w, kt6rzy starali
sic dziewczynki ratowac i uwia-
domili straz ogniowa. R6ze
wyniesicno omdlaia, okrutnie
poparzona, do Leny jui niepo-
dobna byio, sic dostac, Kiedy
przybyli straiacy, dobyto tylko
zupelnie zweglone zwioki. R6ae
zawieziono. do szpitala niemie.
ckiego, gdzie wkr6tce potem
skonala. - Pozar zrzadzit szko-
de ma sl0O.
Zn6w szarlatan ukarany.
Ia staraniem urzedu zdrowia,
wczoraj po poiudniu J6zef Skala,
zam. pm. 57l W. Is str, stawal
pred aedzia Richardscnem,
oskarzony sprzedaz medycyn
i leczenie chorych, chociaz ME
posiadaf dyplomu doktorskiego
dajacego mu prawo do odbywa-
MIA praktyki. Jego wiasue c6rki
zmuszone byly W sadzie swiad-
czyc przeciw MENU. Sedzia
skazaf 60 ma zapfacenie 500
kary kosztow.
Straszny Wypadek.
6O,etni malarz Truce Ander-
son, ktorego adres ME jest zna-
ny, wczoraj po pciudniu pracu-
jac prey wyko6czeniu budowy
ogromnego komina fabryki Nc
Cormick przy Oakley ave. i 26
ulicy, spadl z wysokosci It's stop
ma bruk i zabil sic ma miejscu.
Straszliwie rozbite iego zwioki
zawieziono do kostnicy powiato-
wei.
nSoninNU uin1uIn1 X st
Antonio de Andries, Wfoch,
kt6ry zostaf wykropiouy ns
niezaleznego ksiedza przez tax
zwanego Jiskopa Kozlowskiego
dla wioskiej ,,parafi" niezale-
snej ma rogu Grand ave, j Peoria
str, potem staral sic o przyie.
Gle go ma lono Koscioia rzymsko
katolickiego, ale stawiaf pewne
warunki, W ktore oczywiscie
wAadze duchowne wdawac sic ME
chciafy,-w ubiegfy Poniedzlaiek
zrobii niespodzianke swoim
parafanom nlezaleznym cd ME
zaleznego ,,biskopa", gdyi wy
jechal do Michigan City niejaka
Lena Wagner, swoja 1Sletnia
,,parafanks" tam wziaf z MIA
Stub. Wieczorem powrocili oby-
dwoje, ale kazde do swego mie-
szkania. Lena powiedziaia swe-
mu opiekunowi, Antoniemu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-18
'Labori otrzymuje mn6stwo
list6w z pogr6zkami.

RENNEs, Is Slerpnla.
General Roget byi przesluchi-
wany W dalszym ciagu, a
adwokat Demange dreczy} 60
pytaniami krzyzowemi do tego
stopnia, re swiadek blad} i
sinia} po kolei, sciskal nerwo-
wo piesci i rzuca} wsciek}e
spojrzenia ma publicznost,
kt6ra sic smiala. Roget przy.
zna} sic, ze sztab geueralny
otacza} Esterhazyego swa opie'
ka, pomimo ze by} przekonany
o winie zbrodni, zarzuconej
Dreyfusowi. Zezna} nadto, re
porobiono zmiany W doku.
meneie, ktory Picquart pred
stawil W ssdzie ma korzysc
Dreyfusa. Oskarzony zarzucii
klam twierdzeniu Rogeta, ia.
koby wiedzia1 o szczegolach
plapu mobilizacyi armii i
jakoby zajmowaf sic kiedy-
kolwiek rysowaniem map,
objasniajacych take plany.
Nastepnym swiadkiem by}
sedzia sledczy Bertulus. kt6ry
doszed} do przekonania, ze
tajne dokumenty, ma mocy
kt6rych uznano Dreyfusa win.
nym, zostaiy sfa}szowane.
Bertulus prowadzi} sledztwo
przeciw samobojcy Henry'emu
oswiadczy1 pred ssdem, re
oskarzony Dreyfus ME moze
bye uznany winnym zdrady,
poniewaa zbrodni takiej ME da
sic niczem umotywowae. ~
wazam bordereau "a sfalszo-
wane = powiedzia} Bertulus i
jako takie uznaf je trybunaf
kasacyjny, kt6ry stanowi we
Francyi najwyzsza sadows
instancye".
Po Bertulusie zeznawa} pu}.
| kownik Picquart, ze ME zga-
dza sic z twierdzeniem genera
Ia Merciera, jakoby Dreyfus
drzal re wzruszenia, gdy mu
kazano pisaG dyktowane mu
zdania, azeby por6wnac jego
pismo 2 charakterem pisma W
,,bordereau". w ministerstwie
wojny powstaia panika, gdy
sic tam dowiedziano zdra
die. Odetchnieto tam swobo-
dniej. gdy znaleziono winnego
W osobie Dreyfusa, Oskarzony
zosta} uznany winnym tylko
ma podstaWle plsanego przez
siebie wrzekomo ,bordereau".
Poniewaz ME ulega watpliwo.
Sci, ze pisa} je ME Dreyfus,
lecz Esterhazy, pierwszy z
mich przeto "a winnego ucho.
die ME moze.
Zeznania swiadk6w wywo,
| }ywaly W sail ssdowej sensa-
eye. Widoki przyjacl6f Drey-
fusa zuacznie sic poprawisy.
PARYz, 1sgo Sierpuia. =
Redakcya Figaro" otrzyma}a
depesze nastspujaca: List z
80 Listopada 1897 roku, ktory
by} skopiowany we wydaniu
,,Figara" 16 Sierpnia 1899
roku, jest sfa}szowany, Schnel.
der.
Schneider jest attache wo.
jennym PREY austryacklej
ambasadzie i ma jego rzekomy
list powolywa} sic Cavaignac
W swoich zeznaniach przeciw
Dreyfusowi. Depesza Schnei.
dra stanowi srodek obrony,
kt6rego dzisiaj ME omieszka
skorzystac adwokat Demange.
PARYz, lSgo Sierpnia. -
Przyw6dzca antysemitow Cue
rim jest dotychczas zabaryka.
dowany W SVEN mieszkaniu i
ME chce poddae sic w}adzom.
Policya oblega dom i rozpsdza
t}umy nacyonalistow i antyse.
inflow, urzadzajace manifesto
eye nieprzychylne lub PREY.
chylne dla Guerina.
We Villa Franco areszto.
loL 1.,l -oJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-18

wy, VyC14oy o9 PoAS00S A''
kanalem Renu z rzekami ma
wschodzie 29S giosami przeciw
1876. Przeciw projektowi g}o-
sowalo centrum. Jezeli Rad
| porozumie sic ia partya, pro-
. jekt W trzeciem czytaniu 20
stanie przyjsty. Nalezy wstpid,
re Rad sejm rozwiaze ma wy
padek, jezeli projekt kana1owy
przepadnie.
Agraryusze szydza z rzadu,
ze W sprawie afryka6skiej W
sprawie wysp Samoa zachowu-
! je sic bardzo niedoieznie.
Maja "a z}e cesarzowi, ae W
tych warunkach wybiera sic
do Anglii.
Dzienniki p6}urzedowe "a
znaczaja, ze zachowanie sic
genera}a Merciera W sprawie
Dreyfusa jest haniebne.
Hone KoNa, Is Sierpnia.-
Baldomero Aguinaldo, brat
dyktatora zarazem minister
wojny, przyby} dotsd zaopa'
trzony W pienisdze i zakupuje
zapasy, potrzebne dla armii
filipi6skiej.
z Manili donosza, ae II
puik odpar} zwyciezko napad
500 Filipi6czyk6w, kt6rzy
chcieli odebrac Amerykanom
miasto Angeles. Powsta1cy
uciekli W CORY, ME zrzadzlw'
! sly Amerykanom zadnej szko'
! dy.
SANTIAGO, IS Sierpnia. =
w Baracoa, ma p61nocno
wschodniem wybrzezu Kuby,
aresztowano 80 podejrzanyoh
pasazer6w, przyby}ych ma
okrecie "Mertera". Przeko.
nano sic, ze We'll 2 soba broh
amunicye dla powsta6cow ma
San Domingo. Zatrzymano
nadto 2aglowiec, kt6rego do.
tychczas ME zrewidowano.
WASHINGTON, lSgo Sierp.
- Prezydent rpodpisal rozkaz
utworzenia 10 nowych puf'
k6w, przeznaczonych do s}uz.
by ma Filipinach. Beds ozna.
czone numerami cd 30 do AZ i
sk1adac sig beda og6fem z
1900 ludzi. Zamianowano
jua pulkownikow i podpulko.
wnik6w. Nasze wojsko sk1a.
dac sic odtsd bedzie 50 ,045
luizi. Biura werbunkowe 20.
stans otwarte W Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo-, Fort Crook, Neb.,
Fort Riley, Kas., Camp
Meade, Pa, Fort Niagara, N.
Y, Fort Ethan Allen, VT,
Fort I.eavenworth, Kas., Fort
Smelling, Mimi, South Far
mingham, Mass. i Camp
Meade, Pa. w ostatniej z
tych miejscowosci bsda sic
tworzyly pu}ki Al i Al.
DENVER, COL, 1Sgo Sierp..-
Henry Kerr, acknowledgements
Hale z Filipin, donosi W llscie,
pisanym do przyiaciela, 1e
miedzy genera}ami Otis i Hale
przysz}o do kl6tni, W prsebie.
gu kt6rej Hale nazwai Otisa
tch6rzem pokazaf mu regu.
lamin wojenny, nadajacy mu
prawo aresztowania (?!) ma.
czelnego wodza. Hale pred.
siewzia1 wyprawe przeciw
nieprzyjacielowi ma wlasna
reke i otrzyma4 rozkaz cd
Otisa, azeby cofnaf sic stawi}
W Manili do wyt}omaczenia sic
re samowolnego postepowania.
New YORK, Is Sierpnia. =
Reprezentant frmy rzeznickiej
Nelson, Morris & Co., zapyta.
ny o powody gwa1townego
podnoszenia sic W gore cen
miesa, odpowiedzias, ze ogro'
nina ilosc miesa wo}owego
wysela sic zagranice po nj
skich cenach, azeby ma ryn.
| l,oob ouoiolskich wvtrzvnaf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-18

Hansonowi, re zostala szczesliws
malzonka swego ,,proboszcza";;
Hanson rozgniewany zamknai
pupilke i ME pozwolil jej isc 40
meza. Andrei zglosil sic po NIP,
ale mu drzwi pokazano; prosif
tedy policya, by ia mu pomogfa
odzyskac zone, ale policya mle-
szac sic W to ME chce.
Nieszczesna gra " karty.
w suterenach hotelu Chicago
Beach, W kt6rym okoio IS kelne-
row jest zatrudnionych, znajduJe
sic pokoik przeznaczony dla
kelnerow, W kt6rym ci czesto
zabawiaja sic gra W karty.
Wczoraj W poludnie kilkunastu
kelner6w, wiasnie wolnych of
sluzby, graio W karty, i dw6ch
Mich, Negrzy Charlie Hunter
John Fisher, pokf6cili sic. MIN
jeszcze ich koledzy zdoiali ich
pogodzic, skoczyli ku sobie, i
nagle padf strzaf, a John Fisher,
ugodzony kula W SERGE przez
Huntera, upadl nieiywy. Hunter
uciek}, ale go potem schwytano
zamknieto. Licsy on 20 lat,
podczas gdy zabity liczyl lat S5.
Hunter twierdzi, re ME miai
zamiaru strzelac, tylko chciai
wyjac revolver, aby sic bronic
przeciw napasci; kiedy Fisher
porwai 60 "a ramie, REVOLVER
wypalii przypadkowo.
Stacya pocztowa No. SO
zostala otwarta pm. 1920 W.
22ud str., r6g Sawyer ave. W
apiece Viliama. Ma stacyi tel
MONA nadawac przekazy picnic
zne, listy, paczki i t. p.; wypia-
Gaia tam r6wniez przekazy po-
cztowe i sprzedaja znaczki
pocztowe i karty koresponden.
cyjne.
Kr0tkie nOtatki miejsc0we.
Duzo most6w mad rzeka W
zlym jest stanie, a ME ma picnic
dzy ma ich naprawe. Mostna 95
ul. mad rzeka Calumet we srodku
jua jest pekniety, i ten naprawia-
ia. Mostly ma Halsted str.
Weed str. So zamkniete, i odby-
waja sic tam naprawy, ale
wkrotce beda musialy bye zam-
kniete mostly ma Clybourn place.
ma Division str, ma Randolph
str, ma % ulicy, ma Archer ave..
na Main str. i na Western ave.,
- ale ma ich naprawienie brak
fundusz5w.
- Kilku Polakow jest pomie-
dzy oskarzycielami muzyka Alex.
Eberle, ktory pozyczywszy
instrumental cd swoich uczni6w,
zastawii je, i "a to wczoraj zostaf
oddany pod sad grand jury.
Nalezs do mich: N. Czajkowski,
642 Noble str; Franc. Koppa,
525 Marshfeld ave.; Franc,
Brosi6ski, 1876 Front str.
- 65letni maszynista Daniel
Horn zostaf W poblizu dystylar-
nj ma rogu Hawthorne ave.
j Larrabee str. przejechany przez
pociag kolei G. M. & st. Paul,
ma mieiscu zabity.
Wczoraj ME nniej niz %
os6b zostalo przez sad uznanych
obiakanemi i rozesianych do
zakfadow dla oblakanych.
Komitet zajmuiacy sic
urzadzeniem karnawaiu jesienne-
60 przekonai sic, ze na'pokrycie
kosztow ME wystarcza ofary
skladane przez przemysiowc6w
zamierza prosic barmistrza, by
mu pozwolono kollektowac ma
eel ten pieniadze u wszystkich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-18
Sfuszny poscig.

: Moi panic, gonisz pan "a mns
po wssystklch moioh prEechad zkach:.
- Alez, pani, ukradla6 mi ssros
uciskasz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-18

Hansonowi, re zostala szczesliwe
malzonka swego ,proboszcza";
Hanson rozgniewany zamknai
pupilke i ME pozwolil jej isc 40
meza. Andrei zglosil sic po NIP,
ale mu drzwi pokazano; prosif
tedy policya, by ia mu pomogfa
odzyskac zone, ale policya mie-
szac sic W to ME chce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28

himself properly. Billideau was let go
to secure the money to pay the fine.
Another case before Judge Andrews
was the one where the seven men,
Thomas Gander. William Cloutier.
Paul Billideau, George Ruel. Arthur
Lambert, Archie Cloutier, and Raymond
Foster were charged by Mr.. Cullyott
of Dam pond with malicious trespass-
ing on the said Cullyott's land
Mr.. Cullyott could prove nothing be-
yond the fact that the men came upon
his land and turned their horses into
his pasture while they went fishing,
and the trouble occurred after they
had been there. when Mrs. Cullyott at
tempted to drive them away and they
would not go, so it appears, at the
time.
Judge Andrews decided it was a case
of simple trespass, and said all he
could do in that case was to fine each
man 81, all of which was paid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in kennebec county for one week:
AUGU STA-Maurice w. Devine and Ju-
liza F. Devine, TO Frank W. Cole land
and buildings. $500; nary "A. Cooper to
lsadore w. Martin. land, $500.
CLINTON-Japheth NJ. VIM to Will
liam W. Brown, land, 500; Methodist
land, $3.50; Armand r. Smith to Manly
Morrison, land, $3.50: Nancy NJ. McNally
TO Will NJ. Runnels, land and buildings
81 and val. con; Charles Jdquith to VIII
NJ. Runnels. land, 500.
ALBION-George &. Hussey to Charles
H. Quimby, land SIS.
RANDOLPH-A. +. Lewis to Lewis
Goldberg. land and buildings, $1,000.
BELGRADE-F. S. Hilton to Samuel
Chandler and F. f. Damren. land. s2o5
ROME-Albon Norton to James c.
Scates. land and buildings, 500; Albion
Norton 70 James G. Scates, land. so
CHELSEA-Samuel katon to Granville
b. Laberee. land, $50
FARMINGTON-Hele Chase to Ciar-
ence +. Wakefield and Wilder G. Wins
low, laTrl and buildings. $500.
CHINA-George 5. Clark to Charles r.
Benson, land, $500
PITTSTON-Harrie L. and Rufus +.
Heath to Benjamin F. Fuller. land and
buildings. 81 val con.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. Studley and
William F. Studley to Clara Evelyn Tur-
ner, land and buildings, 81: Helen Cha Sc
70 Clarence f. Wakefield and Wilder c.
Winslow. land and buildings, s667.
NATURALIZATION w. Gibbs to Frank
n Brooks land and buildings; 500;
liam A. Blake. land, $500: Franklin W.
Folsom to William H. Wheeler. land, 81 :
Franklin W. Folsom to William H.
" heeier, land, $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28
LIST OF ENTRIES.
Horses Which Will Appear at Fourth Of July
Races-Bicyclc Race.

y partial list of entries for the races at
the Driving Park. July 4. is given below.
There are a few more entries to be made
in the PA class as explained in the Jour
nal, Tuesday, owing to the failure Of the
. class to fill Then in 233 class there
was an incorrect entry and the blank
was sent back. 1t is hoped that this will
be returned properly filed out
The management has secured a number
OF matched pairs colts ana other good
horses which will be shown between the
heats. Then another feature not adye--
used is bicycle race which is being ar
ranged. Prizes will be offered and it i,
expected that the best riders in this vi
entity will ride.
When the fact that there are to be &c
races on the Fourth Is Maine IS stated.
the difficulties that Messrs. Lee ana
Ljshness have overcome in securing such
splendid field Of horses for Augusta
will be appreciated.
The entries for the horse races:
2.37 TROT OR 24O PACE.
Don, b. s., by Onward Jr.; W. NJ
Achorn, Cooper's Mills; Lamson, driver.
Lady NJ. b. m, by Resolute: H. F.
Meader. Gardiner; II. T. NJ, driver.
Ned O.. b. g. unknown; II. Fl. Nc
Causland, Augusta; II. H. Nice. driver.
Rocket, b. T.. by Victor Jr: W. S.
Knowles, Augusta, F. y. Perkins, driver.
Hal g., blk. q. by Also; G.. NJ Guild,
Augusta; &. Nj. Guild. driver.
Dan. b. g, unknown: JOS Geroux Au-
Susta; Jos. GerouX, driver.
Dotty W.. blk. m, John L.. ". S. Stew
art. Augusta; w. $. Stewart, driver.
Lulu w, br. m: J. b. Woodbury.
Prince Barton, bog Frank Harring-
ton; f. Harrington, driver.
Nina, b. m. Charles Gaylord, Cornville
233 PACE OR go TROT.
Whitefoot b. m. by Lexington Chief
Peter Coro, Augusta.
Gardiner Boy, b. g.; ]. T. McGugin,
Gardiner.
j. o. G., &. g.; F. W. Harrington, Gar
diner.
Daisy G., b. m, St. Croix; H. II. Lee,
Augusta.
Nina b. m. Charles Gaylord. Cornville.
2.2i PACE OR 2.22 TROT.
Lady lockwood. b. m. by Jedwood; Geo.
Bryant; g. Chisam, driver.
Rena Wilkes, b. m, by Arrival; Jno.
Burns: a. IamSon. driver.
Madras, b. g., by Madrid; j. e. Wood
bury.
Belle Rich, br. m; ]. B. Woodbury..
Alta Rosa, b. m. by Highlawn; A. III.
Bragg; A. H. Bragg, driver.
Baby s., b. g.: Bsbec, Mechanic Falls.
Lucy Luce, oh. m; NJ. GetchelI, Mon
mouth.
Gipsey Boy. b. G., Charlie Wilkes; A.
X. Libby, Hartland.
Ned o.. b. e., unknown: ii. H. Me-
Causland, Augusta.
Mollie c., oh. m, Charles Gaylord,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28
Entertainment for Labor Commissioners.

Thus far the Journal has heard Of no
mention Of any sort of an entertainment
for the National Convention Of Labor
Commissioners that is to be held in the
city, two days in July. Governor Powers
and his Council will also be with them.
Naturally something is expected of the
citizens on an occasion of this sort, as 1t
is what has been done at all the other
places where the conventions have been
held. of course Augusta cannot go IN
on so large a scale as some larger cities,
but at least the commissioners will ex-
pect to be told they are welcome. It Is
understood that if the Board Of Trade
does not care to go ahead in the matter,
some of the citizens will get up a citizens
banquet or something of that sort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28
4 Gard OF Thanks.

I wish to say that 1 feel under last
ing obligations for what Chamberlain
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
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, 1T
Water street, druggist.
m,w,f,tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28
FINED FOR FIGHTING.
Frank BiIlideau Pays the PenaIty-Ihe Dam
Pond Trespass Case Heard.

What was the reason that you had
trouble with FOSTER" asked Judge An
drcws Of Frank Bilideau in the
municipal court, Tuesday morning.
The two young men of the North End.
Frank Billideau and Raymond Foster
were before the court charged with
fighting, Sunday, and Billideau was on
the stand evidently telling the truth.
We'll, you see, judge" said the
young man in broken English. He
hurt me about eight years ago, and
thought maybe Sunday that l had
grown up as large as he is, and l could
lick him for hurting me once
This very truthful statement had its
effect on the crowd who began to
laugh. and the judge led the
young man on with rapid ques-
tons 50 that he confessed
that they had been standing in front
Of Percivals store on upper Water
street. when he stepped up to Foster
and took hold of him, and
Foster said he did not want to
fight, and started to go away. Bill
deau said he then took hold of Fosters
arm and tried to pull him back, and
failing to do this, grabbed him about
the thighs and threw him to the side
walk. Then they got up and that was
the end of it.
This young man." explained Mar
shall Morse. lis one of those fellows
who thinks he can lick anything, and,
like all of that class he usually gets
licked. He is all the time fighting, and
both he and Foster have been locked
up before They both bother the police
greatly"
II see by the testimony that Bill
deau is at fault in this case, and | shall
fine him So and costs for the offence"
said the judge. 'As for Foster, he will
be punished if he ever comes in here
again
There is warrant against Foster in
case that young man does not behave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28
BICYCLIST sIMmONDS COMING.
He Will Endeavor to Ride from Hartford
Conn.,. in 80 Hours.

Edwin Simonds. the bicyclist of Win
stead, Conn, who attempted the ride
from Winstead to Augusta in one day,
last year, but was prevented by the
heavy rain after leaving Boston, in
forms the Journal in letter of recent
date, that he will make the attempt
once more to ride from Hartford to
Augusta in 80 hours. He will start,
Saturday morning. July |, from Hart
ford. Conn. and he hopes to arrive in
Augusta. Sunday. about noon.
He will be paced from Hartford by
two tandems furnished by the l.. A. w,
and single rider will follow him to
Boston, so that in case Simonds' wheel
breaks he will have another. He will
ride under the rules of the l.. A. W,
and will endeavor to establish record
for the distance from Hartford to Bos-
ton. At Boston he will telegraph the
Journal his condition and the time.
Two Eclipse wheels will be sent to
Portland for him. in case he needs
them. He is riding, this year, for this
same wheel concern.
He says he is assured Of being paced
from Portland by two Augusta wheel
men, ana ne says ne Will pc Slad 10
have the party that meets him as large
as they please. as he doubts if he is in
condition from Portland to Augusta,
after the long ride, to sprint by any Of
them, and it will assist him to have the
pace set for MIN. When in Augusta he
says he will go to the City hotel. He
has strong hopes of lowering the 30
hour record in case he reaches Augusta
all right.
Mr.. Simonds took the 100-milc road
race that was run off by the Hartford
Bicycle Club, Decoration day. winning
by it a large silver cup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28
Specials
Now is Your
Opportunity.

The season is advancing and finds us
overstocked on some of our very finest
goods. We shall close these lots at
very low prices. We can give your
orders special attention. Less than
seven days required to fill orders at
this time. An assortment of over
coating. suitlng, trousering and fancy
vestings is yet unlimited. For particu-
lars regarding our work and fits in
auire of our customers.
Don't waste your time and money
ordering from unreliable and inferior
houses in Chicago and elsewhere. If
you want ready made clothing buy of
cur local dealers ana sec what you are
getting For fine custom work at low
prices buy Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28

The rst of the Sunday excursions
over the Maine Central Railroad is adj
vertised to be run. next Sunday. This
will be to Old Orchard and the fare
from Augusta and return is but $40
up and back. The pier has been re-
built and extended into the water sew
eral hundred feet farther than last
year, and Hotel Velvet has been con-
structed at the entrance. This hotel
will be opened soon and the restaurant
of it is at present open.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28

ID. L. Montague, secretary of the Ma
sonic Equitable Association of Boston,
and Mr.. McNeal of the Mutual Acct
dent Association visited Commissioner
Carr, Tuesday. to see if they could not
obtain some modification of the law
which takes effect July LIST, requiring
that the certificates and equipment of
assessment, casualty or accident in
surance companies shall be stamped
with the information that the compan-
les are doing business on the assess
ment plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28

Livermore Falls, some time this week
for the purpose of looking into the
cause of the fire that destroyed so
many thousand dollars worth of prop
erty, last week. The commissioner has
his hands full with all the many sus
pected and supposed incendiary fires in
the State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28

The Governor went to Watervlle
Tuesday afternoon, to attend Colby
Commencement, which is the first he
has attended this season. contrary to
published reports that he has been par
ticipating in a constant round of tn csc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28

Accidents come with distressing ire.
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stinks
sprains DR.. Thomas Electric OIL re-
lieves the pain instantly. Never safe
without it.
mon, wed, fri&wky.tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28

The following company filed GER
tificate of Incorporation:
The Boston and Idaho Gold Mining
Co, organized a Portland for the pur-
pose of mining, with $500, 900 capital
stock, of which $50 is paid in. The Of
ficers are: President, F. W. Hale of
Boston. Mass; treasurer. George H.
Ash of Boston, Mass. Certificate APP
proved. June &C. 1899.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-28

Commissioner Carleton is making
plans for the decoration of his room,
which is in the hands of the repairers
He is planning upon the best manner
to arrange his animals, fish and birds
to the best advantage and as he will
have plenty of room at his disposal
he will doubtless make the place look
very neat and attractive and at the
same time keep within the limits Of
the appropriation made for the pur-
pose.