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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-12
CREATES GREAT EXCITEMENT.
London Times Story Of Henry's Guilt Causes
Great Furor at Renncs.

Rennes, France. Aug. 1.-THE Drcyfu+
courtmartial concluded its secret sessions
at clock, this morning. when NJ. Palc0
iogue OF the foreign office completed his
eXplana tons Of the secret dossier. The
court Will meet again at 80 tomoI row
morning.
The London Times statement this
morning. of the late Lieut.. Col. Henry'e
treason caused considerable sensation
here and was much discussed. The
affirmation of Henry that Esterhazy was
his accomplice is only confirmation Of
what has already many times been stated
But what was regarded as important
was that the Times announced it in such
categorical terms demonstrating. accord
ing to the views of the friends OF Dreyfu4
here, that the Times people have act,Ialt,
seen documents submitted to them by
more than one foreign military a;tache
presenting the strongest proof of Henry
quit. and moreover. that this announce
ment could only preclude the publication
by the Times of the actual documents
The correspondent here Of The Assoc:
ated Press spoke 10 Major Forzine, Ii
VINO was governor Of the Cherce Midi
prison during Dreyfus' incarceration
there and who was cashiered on account
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Howard, Crosby &C.,, 4 ss s:"s.f Mas.
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Aug. 1.-The stock market
made som" show IF activity and strength
ia tn" early dealings. Today. but The
movement had about exhausted Itself be
fore me rnd Of the first hour. The heavy
tone III many railroad stocks affected the
IndusJriIls. which had started 10 20 N
ANA realizing -et in which wiped out
many gains. The market refused to 60
up again and driftrd quite aimlessly for
The rest Of IN" day, the volume Of bust
ness failing to lowest ebb. The stocks
which made the early activity were tn.
iron and steel and leather stocks.
"A few railroad stocks showed fractional
gains. but ihe general tone was heavy
Thr condition pi spring wheat shown Dy
ne government crop report had some i'll
Nutur..
can loans were about steady. today
ami the d"rltn" 10 ~ per cent. in he lat.
dealings was al little Significance a. j,
occurred after most of The demand had
been satisfied. Movements in th- bond
III ,rk't we're sluggish and irregular ana
business was npt large. Total sales. par
value, 81 rH3-Wp. United States fs al
lautaI r. ia tA- L.l price
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New York Produce Market.

New York, Aug IL
!5,sa@ bbla: sales. 700 pkgs. unsettled anj
fairly active AZ generally higher prices.
winter patents. $3.0Dd3s6 winter.
straishts. $3.35d3 IS: Minnesota patents
G,Hft3sb; winter extras. {2.f502 81; Min,
nes0ta bakers. &3.GGn3I5.
RYE Firm; No Western. so. fob.
WHEAT Receipts, 66,675 bushels: ax.
ports, I4,522 bushels. sales. 20eG 900 bush-
-ls futures. ZU.WD bushels spot, gput firm
No. req, I1s fob. afioat spot. No /
hard Duluth, s2Is fob. afi0at spot. III )
red. ~. elevator. ~
CORN. Receipts. III. 40 bushels; ex-
ports 3ii G72 bushels. sales 2GJ0D rnsb.f.
futures. $1,000 bushels spot: spot firm
No. ?. . fob afiD1t: 3:L elevator.
DATS-R Receipts, 1860 bushels; exports
NM bushels; s4ies: 10000 bushels: spot
steady: NJ. 2. n; NJ. white, 2sl. No Il
2Gl4; track white. Zn35 N
m15.D0
LARD-Firmer: Western steamed s5 g.
August. 800. nominal; refined. firm.
PORk-Flrn.
BrTTEK-Firm; Western creamerles
iff,,@i2, DO. factory, 13aI5; state dairy
3,"1tlil,; DO. cIr4 merry. lbnl9jz
CHEESE -Qu!ei; large white. g.1gIL.
small white. aAnHe. large colored, ga
RIA. small c0lorei w.
EGGS Firmcr; stale ana PENNSYLVANIA
lPuit; Western unEraded l14I4 al
market.
PETROLEUM-Fir
ROSIN- Steady.
TTRPENTINE-F
RlCE-Steady.
SSES-Steady.
FREIGHTS-Dull
StGAR-Raw. quiet but firm; fair re-
molasses sugar. 37g refined, firm win
fair trade. -
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fiuenced BY this bearish interview. thny.
appeared TO be good many r9iIrnad
stocks for sale and traders were fnrlinfd
70 be bearish on prospects Of an unfavn-
able bank statement and report of dam.
age 10 crOcs American Steel II Wiz,
showed continued strength IN anllclpa.
lion Of favorable statement 10 the ~
change. London was buyer, today. btit
the amount Is probably less than ID ia
shares. Louisville II Nashville wa tba
feature there. gaining about "a per cen,
Money on call was easier, mostly Al !
per cent. There Is perceptible incrsa a.
in the trading In fancy stocks and fhis
mas not always been the best Sign of
continued upward movement and ths
nervousness at present displayed in re-
gard 10 the money rate IL basis FOR
strong suspicion that "a higher rat. WON'T
Pr apt 10 unsettle goDd many rrtargIi,
IrcOunts- Nobody Questions that thets
is, ~ present, strong undtrtone u hi.
market, al the same time. the advance
IN prices may be recognized BY the lead
ers az sufficient TO make a natural marka,
for narrow trading purposes for SOM
weeks 10 come.
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FROZEN SECRECY.
New York World Hears Of Great Ice
Companies Consolidation.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE World. to-
morrow. will say. The American Ice
20, Of New Jersey. with a reported
capital Of $50. 100000, is said to have Sc
cured the majority NJ the stock ~ tn.
Consolidated Ice Co. of New York ana
the KnickerbOcker Ice 90. Of Maine.
each of which is capitalized at $1,000. o
900. \ consolidation Of the three com
panies will b,4 effected by an cNchang,.
OF stock in the new company
Who the officers Of the American Ict.
30. are has not been made public.
some secrecy surrounds the urganiza-
ton.
An officer Of the Consolidated lee GO.
said. today. that the American lc.. co
is new concern. with q reported $60
0o0, 600 OF capital. one half preferred
and one half common stock.
There has been no official re-orEani
Zation' hr said. but il is true that the
American 90. has been buying up tho
shares Of a number Of companies.
The officers Of the new concern are
not yet ready to give ont any state
ment of their intention to the public.
our company has not been changed
any. no new directors having yet been
chosen. The only way 70 effect such a
combination Is for the American lee
Co to gain control Of a majority Of the
stock. which they have done. and then
choose their board Of directors. which
has not yet been done.
Il don't know just what the scope of
the new company will be but the
amount Of its capital stock and the
fact that il has secured control Of or
is negotiating for the control Of a
number Of other companies indicates
that il will be broad"
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SEEKING THE CAUSE.
Jury Learns Of Condition of Stratford
TrestIe, Rails and Car.

Bridgeport. Ct. Aug. 1.-THE morning
session Of the coroner's jury which IS in
quiring into the cause OF the STAFFORD
trolley accident, dragged some what slow
~ because of the difficulty experienced
by the sheriff in locating desired vii
neSses.
The first witness examined, today was
George T. Jewell, the town clerk Of Strat-
ford. He stated that he was at the scene
of the accident before all the bodies had
been removed from the wreck Later he
examined the ahutment of the bridge ami
the approach.
lie noticed that the tics were loose for
distance Of from six 10 eight feet ana
that they yielded ~ his weight percep
tibly. ~ this roint there WAS no air;
under or between the ties. ana h. re-
marked this condition 81 things - by
There was also. h. said. 4 noticeable
enough. in his opinion, to cause a rapidly
moving ear to- leave the rails. He said
his weight was generally about lJg
pounds.
Engineer Starr was next called ann
offered III evidence map ~ ths approach
Ana thc bridge lir was ~ the opinion
Nat the weight ~ 40 pounds would MT
cause the Ties or rails 10 yield. Tho rails
used ou TN. road weigh 81 pounds to Ih-
yard. Had IN. rails worked loose from
tho ties he thought l"pscrlug 7pisrs
would have resulted.
lie eoid thAi h" went over the tro~tle
nt 20 sunday afternoon, on thc font
platform nt a ear ANA detected nn jolt M
iiuc,rnrcss. Iir thought IL puS-. blr thIr
thc air; under fh- 'I-- uu tn. Approach
might have been iotsrn-d hs people VINO
clambeIrd ~ ana down after me ae,i-
dent
David McGreg.r. au inspector Of the
road. wJs th- HcNt witness li- testified
that ne knew The wrecked car iIIril well.
IL never k.'~ 81 ifr hatIna u-ru re-
rallied, uI hld neyrr known ot its r"iar
In any trnuiir-
P.rlr. alfnlrutu,ut tE.. 4lt.ru..l
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S. Letter.

boston, AUG H.
Chicago. org High Low Close. dav
SEPT. wheat. Gass-@. 1lis 6gi. 1oa.b. 6S7s-6g
Wheat opened strong at &c. over last
hIEhi close. The government report
which drops the condition OF spring wheat
NJ points. making ii $50 and suggesting
Il sprung wheat yield of only ri 100 tl,
bushels as compared with 49,, 600. 600 last
year, was the bull feature. LiverpooI's
chbl" was disappointing up ONLY ia
Paris markets also were ) Ia 10 point.
lower and this encouraged offerings herr
az thc start ana prices cased OFF Ii was
4 i,d nervous ,|, market however, with local
OPERATORS mixed and foreigners tradin..
on both sides. The Northwestern whaot
receipts We're only l6S cars, against All
last week, and 230 same day last 49,
and wheat firmed UP after n slioht Lra,i.
ana the crowd turned bullish: an exnorT
demand SpranS up and the market cInea5
81 top ~ ABOUT C. a bushel above last
nlSnt closing figures. Argentine wheat
Shipments for the week We're $50 nDo hnSb
els. compared with 1l20N the week MI
nious' anu none last year The weather
map shows continued warm weathar !,
me West and Northwest. but heavy RAIN.
throuShou southern Nebraska, last nigh
caused some damage to wheat in III,
shock. St Paul reports the weather ~.
favorable for harvesting Statisti.,, -
Brown of the New York prodnrn IL
ehahse, estimates the total crop. on H.
100000 bushels '' e 30
me stock market opened fairly s,ro,
put win some irregularity in the aari;!
trading; thc tendency of specr,ation ~.
towards the industrials and the hi,
manipulation in the Leather stocl,s ~.
successfully continued. Tennessee i.naf
IRON ON scarcity Of offerings oad.. a 80, %
nisn point record The Railway rs, ~
inclined To droop from first tiau,re. wa
me government crop re urn WAS ra,.t -
eTed sufficiently near TO previous exnaa,
aohs to have no speculative infiipa,, II
ar. keene authorized the staternaro e ti''
lhe market prices q stocks have Hill '1
discounted Present conditions a 49, HI.
prosoects and that he IL no ( u,,tn,, = -! 1
a ms level and does not intend 10. n rs
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Where We Are At

DO you know the difference between a
dead Sheep and a dead Goat? What,
You don't! Well, you would not be thu
proper person 10 send out 10 buy mutton
DO you know what constitutes the dif
ference between a live" broker and u
dead UNI Wei, live broker liz ons
who is up 10 date. gives fast service III
orders, and. above all, gives to his Gus
toner or every trade, the prices that he
himself executes the order, without try
ing to steal an eighth or quarter on ev-
cry trade. 4 live broker Is also willing
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Chicago Markets.

49,. chicago, aug II.
Wheat got wei above M 70-cent mark
today. closing strong al an advance OF
I~-- he bulll~h government crop report
WA ihe main factor III tina scramble fo-
cover which TOOK place ana which al ons
lime advanced tho price ~. cents. Corn
oats anu provisions were an pulled ont III
q mole by the strength Of wheat corn and
oats closing shade higher, and prOyi-
SONS 2i.IIl2c higher
Inc leading futures closed as follows.
W HEAI-5eptember 70s.: May. 1917:
CORN September 2,a4m307s: December.
-~ '2>S,; May. 81 m@l2
gAIS-Sen- ember. 1s4smls2,: December.
l@F- Man, 2II,m213.
PORk-Scptembe $S25
l.ARD-September 5.25: October. 81 7H
RlRS-September. $502I.: October. 500
raSh quo tatigns closed as follows:
LOTR-Market
WI IL spring. Gsa6sl.: No.
o. CoR + :. slasaall:; No . yellow.
6ATs-No. p ao4.a2ll.: No. ? white. 2.1
RYE-No .. 53Ia -
RARLEY-No. 2 a.
81 .U3to q
TIMOTHY SEEDS 45a2.E.
LAEtD-S5.dj4j2
.PoRK-Mess, $.5odS.25; ribs. a soa51o.
shoulders. 5-s35as; clear sides. S. 3OI5 a.
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A CLOUD BURST
In Ohio Damages the Crops
and Tobacco Crops.
Much Stock Drowned and the Railroad
Tracks Severely Suffer.
Storm Extends Over Large Area-loss Is
HunIrets OF thousands.

Caldwell. Ohio. Aug. 11.-Early to
day, 4 heavy cloudburst visited the
eastern part Of this county doing
great damage to corn ana tobacco
crops II is feared that much stock
y t@ drowned. The water stood five
feet OVcH the f}ellaiyr. GAINESVILLE and
r.lri1E&ti Railroad tracks at Harkins
e...ion auu through trains have been
Abandoned. Much Of The track is
kLoNn "a br washed out
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QUARANTINE REMOVED.
Health officer Doty Not to Make Any
Unusual Restrictions at New York.

New York, Aug. 11.-Health Officer
Doty has received notice from the fed
eral authorities at Washington that
there is absolutely no infection of yell
low fever at Hampton. Va. and that a
request has been received from the
health officers of the localities sur
rounding Hampton that quarantine
be raised.
Or. Doty on the assurance of the
United States Marine hospital service
that they Will keep Hampton under
surveillance and notify him of any
further outbreak. promised to place nc
unusual restrictions upon vessels ar
TiVine from Newport News, Norfolb
and other places recently under quar-
antine.
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LIABILITIES OVER 800, 900.
President Mckinley's Former PartncI
Files Petition in Bankruptcy.

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. 1l.-Robert l..
Walker of Poland. Ohio. has filed a pc
ttion in voluntary bankruptcy in the
United states district court here. The
liabilities are placed at over $100 coo.
with no assets.
president Mckinley was formerly
connected with Walker in a metal
stamping business and lost his entire
property few years ago by endorsing
notes for Walker
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OF his declara lions favorable to Dreyius
attitude while in prison. Furzineti said:
"The Times statement confirms my own
views. ! was convinced Of Henry's com
pllcity from he very first and always re-
garded him as the real culprit.
Regarding the cDurtmartia he said:
Tomorrow will undoubtedly be the most
important day OF the whole proceedings,
as General MERCER and NJ. casimir.
Perier. former President Of France. f
time admits will be confronted and
most dramatic scene Is inevitable. as
their declarations on certain matters diff
fer on essential points"
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Base Ball Notes.

PittsburG has 10 games l" play "a nome
and a abroad
Providence has secured young Clancy.
formerly OF the Brocktons
tI',,,li, ,,.,.. NO., ,,f,,, - ,b., IN ,,,,,,..
h., ~ "'t -, III 90 III i,a,r
>h. va, h..s ror,,ss,t ~ ,r.,,..,.. ,b..
ci,''s.Ion "a al go, NO. fp ther N,
'tN ei'"u s'Hi'' - ~
Manager Sriee II dlckerIhS WIN lnhl
LOTUS Of The Western League, i"i
Catcher sullivan
LOTUS wanted $500 ana a pitcher f"r
Waddell, 50 the deal Is Oh as lar As
Brooklyn Is concerned.
The Young Mems Cuthuli, Institute
base hall team of Lewiston. will play a.
Winthrop. Saturday afternoon
MANAGER Sel.a saw yr3p.r catch for
Worcester. last Wednesday. ana says INA:
George was never in finer trim
uerard. cincinnati yy,n ID STRAIGHT i,
!. ,ttn 90 " ,,,n - =. II
. - ~ !, basn'i hnan haatan tbis sa.
proud Oh! ~ haSi' zee" pe"'eh ms 8"
son.
,ar .n nus 60, niIi rna,nh..r H.,
tei an So - ,.il " - : - - -,
soins paSN o'ie Se'i 's" ''"' 9li' ms a.
hlchihoiu'
Hugh Jennings SAYS that Robson AMI
McGraw expect to win the pennant with
the Baltimore team Hughey uIdn say
what year.
Schaefer, n St. Louis bookmaker. j.
bowling Tor the new league. BookmakcfS
never build up a sport, they tear it down
as they did base ball in 1917.
Globe: Hughes. the BROOKLYN pitcher
is having trouble with his arm. HanIon
is evidently saving him for the Bostoo
games here. next week. It's no use tn.
boys are hitting and must have the Cal:
fornians scalp.
Herald: 1t Is rich. this talk about
Pawtucket being frozen OUT Of the New
England League. Pawtucket had nor
paid its dues for June. july ana Angus.
and failed TO pay The guarantee To- Man
chester MondaT
ing a little. liz, Sees a tighter finish fh5I,
he had antirinated If is nossihl" ~,
s a.. 'I Of The pi5"hers Who haTn hprn tnk
IN ~ Iied ~, ~ M I'M.
ne n,6rh NJ AM afbar MIA Il, uhinh ~
'an,H,re ''' ~ - m
pas'"le
Zuber in Cincinnati Times Star:
Schrecongost and Donlin Of the ST. Louis
team, had a tight, Sunday evening. Don
lin had all the better of the argument.
scoring TWO kn4ckd""ns SchrGroh%oS'
tried to hit Donlin with coupling pin
but was prevented 10y spectators.
President Barrows Of the now defunc
Atlantic League. recommends Tony Mut-
lane. the erstwhile great pitcher Of thr
Cincinnati team who ne claims was thc
best umpire he has ever had om his STAN
10 President Young OF the National
League. for appuinImtnt upon the latter;
staff.
Buck Ewing declares mat the Gin.
cihhatls Woutu hiNt otrIi Hiuti' deter on
lhrousHout we YER mt' u u3t p'tl Int
50 mucn hdru Iuth ia pel'ii tIs' 'rlth
nls pitchers went Wrons, ahh mos WI"
uluh ~ "tous ~ Mi9hS, Nh fl"'c''
me Two ne h'li NIUE lurh WIN thal ~ Z
OF me game
Frank Quinn the new Chicago player
Is 23 years Of age. : feet \ inches III
height, a strong batsman, Il fast runnc,
sons in the Michigan League. playing Sc
ond base for Bay city. This year Mans
field secured him. He batted this year
-. 'os, anu "e'ueu ior ''l'
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JOHN Y. McKANE ILL.
stricken With Sudden Illness and Taken
Unconscious to His Home.

New York, Aug. ll.-John Y. McKane.
formerly well known as noIitician Wa
stricken with sudden illness. tonight, az
GoneF Island. and some friends carried
MN IN an unconscious condition to his
nome Al Sheepshead Bay. His physician
declined to give out any Information cnn-
corning The nature OF the illness OF his
patient.
Since the return of AIR McKane from
olns sing 10 his old home. about two
Years ago, he has lived a retired life his
I'm being entirely occupied with build
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TWO MORE LYNCHINGS.
S5utherntrs Punish Colared Men fa" A.
tempted Criminal Assault

Port Gibson Miss. Aug. l1-Biu Wi.
spn, colorrd was iynrhed mere. today
Last Tuesday, Wilson Was arrested III thr
Hcrmanville district On a charge NJ NIL
tempted criminal assault. To-Day. the
Jtllor upJn entering Wilson'S cen dis.
covered the prisoner hanging to the coun
- S&llpUs with several bullet wounds in
ms neck and shoulders
The coTorcrS jury rendered verde.
Of death by hanging and shooting by TN
known parties. The execution took place
~ quietly That none Of the officials knew
what was going on.
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MONTREAL BICYCLE RACES.

Montreal. Aug. lin the bicycle
races. today, Ben Goodson, Sydney.
Aus, won the final heat.
In the 5-mlc handicap, Frank Butler.
Cambridge. Mass. aud Aft Boah, To-
ronto. qualified. ]. Caldon. Glasgow
won the third-mile amateur final heat.
onc-mile amateur record trial paced
by motor. TO bcat worlds amateu,
record 1.35. j. Drury, Montreal, 43 A.
(beat Canadian amateur record of 1.45)
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WHIPS MORMON ELDERS.
Southern People Don't Take Kindly TO
Their Missionary Excursions.

Pineville. Ky. Aug. 11-Four Nor
mon elders, after preaching here for
several days, have been forced to leave
by angry citizens of this place. In
wise county, Va. Mormon elders were
warned to leave but they did not go
ana several citizens went to the place
OF worship with a bundle Of switches
and took the elders out and gave them
a severe whipping.
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\ MONTHS RECESS
To Be Taken by Mazet Commission
Little Testimony Friday.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE Mazct leEis
lative investigating committee. today. al
Journpd until Sept l.. Attorney Frank
Moss will spend the next four weeks pre-
pairing a statement of the work of the
committee and framing reports of i'm
proNcmcnts IT supposed improvements II
matters pertaining to municipal lcGislI
ton which will be presented to the next
Legislature. Assemblyman Hoffman. the
Democratic member of the committee in
attendance, objected to the adjournment.
but he was outvotcd four ID one by the
Republican members.
The session. today. was not productive
Of sensational results. Supt. Butler. who
is in charge of the city records. was
called to the stand for the purpose al
showing if possible that contracts for the
city printing were let out through favor
itiSm, but the witness was firm ana con
rincinS in his assertions that all con
tracts Were lot out to bids.
Henry 5. kearncY, commissioner III
buildings, lighting and supplies, testified
regarding the issuance OF permits allow
ing the Metropolitan Limo to put in cleo
tric ducts along that road.
Some scattering testimony rcgardin- =
robberies and pool rooms was Gillette,
during the afternoon.
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TIE CROPS SUFFER
throughout Southern Ohio and Northern
kentuckY-HcaV Rain Fall.

Cincinnati Ohio. Aug. Dispatch
rs from various points in southern
portion NJ ohio ana northern Ken
lucky SHOW tlat last nights storm
was one Of unusual severity Small
streams were flooded and great dam
-" dorc to corn and tobacco crops.
At Dover, Ky. over -four inches OF
rain fell
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.. New York. Aug H.
Cotton futures closed very steady An
gust, 5;9l; September. 5.93. October. $40:
November. els: December. go. January
June. ell. 49,
Cotton spot closed quiet. l. higher:
middlins uplands 6l2; DO. gulf. ca. Sales
none.
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ACCOMPANIED BY HAIL.
Cheming Valley Tobacco Farmers Will Lose
Many Thousands by Storm.

Corning. y. Y. Aug. 1.-The heavy
storm which swept through the ChcmunG
valley. last night. was accompanied ~
hail n several sections. IN thr towns 81
Corning. Gil Flats ana l.inllry, thr los
u tobacco farmers viii run up irlp thou.
SIMS vi dnlIArs.
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CAUGHT AND SOON PUNISHED.

Glenn, Ga. Aug. 1l.-WiH Mcclure. a
negro, aged Is years, was lynched Il few
miles from here, today. by Il party Of
citizens The negro went to the house -,
Gc"rSv Moore and attempted to assault
Mrs Moore. She screamed and assistance
coming, the rapst was defeated in his
purpose ana captured
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Other Domestic Ports.

SALEM. MASS-Aug II. ar, sch Abb
bic G Soule, South Gardiner.
VINEYARD HAVEN-Aug IL, ar.
sens Samuel Dillaway. Baltimore for
Bath Sarah ID Fell and Carrie Strong,
Philadelphia for do
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MORE FIGHTING IN SAMOA.

Chicago. Aug. ia special to the Tri-
pune from san Francisco says: bulle-
I'm telegraphed here from Victoria b. c.,
says there has been renewed fighting in
samoa. No details are given
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-12
National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Syracuse-Toronto, u; Syracuse, :.
At Decentralization, 10; Worcester !
At Rochester Rochester, }: Montreal, 4
AT providence-Sprn >; Prov!
dence. T. Providence, /: Springfield, o.