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FOR SALE horse. cows, $50 chickens, the con
tents Of y acres planted garden truck; all OF
It IS il an advanced stage; , wagons and all
necessary farming implements; there is a six
room house on place, which rents for $ per
month. Cali at IJ37 1st St NV. e3-3
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE


AMERICAN LINE.
NEW THAMPTON-LOND0N.
st Paul June 70, 10 m st Louis July II 10 n
st Louis June &c. 10 IN st Pau. Aug. :. 10 d
St Paul-Juiy 70, 10 am st Louis Aug II, loan
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK-ANTTERP-PARIs
Friesland- June T. noon Kcnsingtou. July 3. noon
SoUtkw k--June 10 noon -Zeeand.J July 10, noon
FNadcrId June %, noon Friesland-July =, noon
New twin-screv steamers calling at Cherbourg
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers Il and - y r..
New York Ofice, 3 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ST NV.
Or G. ". Moss. III G st. n. W.
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WANTED-BTCYCLES.

WANTED-GeHt' and iaiies' bicycles. any con
diti5n- Address BOX ISL this Office mag
WANTED-second-land bicycles. highest cash
price paid al the CYCLE EXCHANGE 156 10th
Il mss
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Through trains from me South arrive Washing
ton 6.z2 am, 6-52 N, rs an daily 2-lo p m
- 900 4. m daily From HarIisUEbITg 1l:ST
m week davs and $40 pm daily From ChSr-
iottesyfile SIS an. and $50 pm daily
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News and al points south, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk and Wash
= ington,' On the following schedule:
Nv Nashingt 30 pm Lv- Portsmouth-50 90 pm
LV- Alexandria pm Lv Norfolk 500 pm
Ar ~ Aenroe-7-00 am Nv. IT. &onroe-7-0o pm
Ar. Sorfolk--.--s.00 am Ar. Alexandra 80 n
Ar Portsnouth-e-I5 an Ar Washington % 2:
- Tickets on sale al ST Penn ave, B, aid
- o ticket Of4cs, 80 Penn ave, and corner
- 18th St and \ Z. ave, c. o. ticket Of
- fees at 5I3 Penn. ave-. and COG 18th St;
- s A L ticket offee, 1894 n. Y ave, and
- on board steamers
SFOT further information apply az gen
- era oHces It'll St wharf, Washington, D. O.
- Phone. $50
no2s-tt JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June I, 1901

Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
500 : n Daily. Local for Harrisonbug ms
Tor Charlctte and way statioRs-
HIS a. n Daily. o. S. Fast Nail, Sleeping
cars to New Orleans Columbia, savannah and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
ASheyiiIe Chattanooga, and Memphis, and at
DanviIle With sleeper for Birmingham and Al
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta Solid train
Washington 70 New Orleans Dining car service
u:3T a N. Daily Local for Charlottesville
z:GI D. n Week Days Local for Front Royal
Strasburg. and HRrrisonburg.
4-S0 D. II. Daily Local for Charlottesville
90 ?. m Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Via Lynchburg) Sleeping cars =, Roam
oke Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans Through coach 10 Memphis Dining car
service
o.55 D n Daily. y Y. & Fla Express Sleep
Iar cars 20 Augusta with connections for Aikex
ard Charleston. and TO savannah, Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa. Through coaches to Jackson
Vile and Atlanta. Uniting at DanviIle with Pull
nan sleepers from Richmond and Norfolk fog
Charlotte Tourist sleeper y 2shiRgtoR TO San
Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Dining Car Service
1913 D. n. Daily Washington and Southwest.
EN- Limited the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the South Sleeping
cars to Ashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and
Nashville and to Atlanta Macon, Birmingham,
Memphis Montgomery, Mobile, and New Orleans
Club car Washington to Atlanta Dining car
service
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FOUND.

ROYAL GLUE NIENDS ANYTHING. Drug
gists. I0c.
ICE CREAM. 70c gallon, not made in a cellar,
but above ground, for sewer gas ab0U1ds IN eel
lars and breeds typhoid diphtheria etc moral
don't eat that kind. LACEY7S Is pure and
delicious. COZ n. Y ave. Phone 20sI.
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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-BT man and wife. three unfinished
secgndStory rooms for light housekeeping North
east: terms reasonable. Address BOX 202, this
Office. m5-3
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wANTED-TABLE BOARD.
wANTED-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WANTED-TabIe board fcr four adults; must b
near 9th 81. and Mass. ave. He- m6-3
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LOST.

LOST.
LOST-st. Charles spaniel, brown. white around
feet; answers name Fritz; tag 1904 Reward II
returned to IS c St Sc e6-2
L0SF-Red-bacE- diary. with papers; reward
TURNER. Room 3. 800 Pa. ave. NV. Ell
LOST-Juan on 10th St between Pennsylvania
Avenue and St. possibly on Metropolitan car
to Georgetown, gold fob watch guard and lOcket
diamond set Return, liberal reward, E IT.
HANSHEW, 1924 Cambridge Place. Georgetown.
LOsT-on June 5. BY a peasioner. sum Of
money. Address PENSIONER. Box 23J, this
Office eI
STRAYED-From Woodley Park June 3 black
horse lame. T II. BOND. z108 18th st. NV. nj
LOST-June ,, on and St route Of Capital
Traction cars. going from 9th st. 70 ed st. a
pair OF gOLG-50Wed speltacIes- Reward for re-
turn OF same to SIS ed St NV. M
LOST-June I. evening. pair OF spectacIes. gold
frame, II case on 1th St. between snd New
York ave. street or on car, reward. Mrs.
DALTON. Go New York ave NV e5-3
LCST-Fox terrier; white. brown spots; name
Rubber; on 3 St between 9th and 10th sts-
Reward. F. " BROOKS, stab Il, Western Mar
ket m5-3
LOST-Skye terrier dog; light grey, nearly white;
had yellow ribbon around neck and rope at
tached- Reward 80 D 81 nv m4-3
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wAxTED-IoRsEs AND VEHICLES,

WANTED-IIar=e for It's keep during summer
1routI4=; few hours daily 10 buggy n city, first
class stable and Gaze joins T. WALKER. 1870
18th ST. eos
WANTED-A good work horse, weight about
800 lis FRIES q BOPWOOD, Slh and SIS.
WANTED-To pasture. horses; plenty q grass,
water. and shade. Apply c. T. HICkERsOS,
Rockville, I'D. mod
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TRAINS ON BLUE&oNT BRANCH

IkAINC
Lave washington $40 a n. 100 p m. ASS
n m and 4.4S ?. u, week days. and s:oi a.
= and 6.15 D m Sundays only for BluemOlt.
I'D s.25 n m week days for Leesburg.
Returning. arrive Washington SEA q m, and
s-10 n. "a. daily, and s.S4 a. and 2:45 P m.
week days from Bluemont, and 5;5l a N, week
DAYS from Leesburg-
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COINTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Cottagcs At Colonial Beach; near
landing; excursions, zoe. J. JAY GOULD 42I 9th
81. me-
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SUMNER RESORTS.

MOUNT HOLLY HOUSE-Eightv miles down ire
Potomac oysters, fish. and crabs; sail and row
boats rec Address MRS. J. c DAVIS, Mount
Holly, Va eI-f4
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY WANTED and TO LOAN.
MONEY LOANED saIaried people and retail mer-
chants upon their own names without security;
easy payments. TOLMAN, Room IS. 90S-9I4
st.
HAVE some money TO loan on furniture pianos,
ETC. at a low rate OF interest confidential. JOHN
MARTIN Room 81, arder Bldg
a PRIVATE party has some surplus money to
lend on furniture or pianos at low rate. Ad
dress Box % this Office
MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT-
FRAI-No delay CHARLES A. BAKER. Rooms
10 and a. Metzerott Building, ITO I St
MONEY TO LOAN at so to . per cent. in sums
of 81 900 to $1,000 on D. C. real estate: pay of
and per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions conducted with economical coHsidera-
ton Tor borrowers M H SAUNDERS & CO..
1907 + ST. nv,
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NANTED-Y ouug lady ior Office work Gail TIM
evening. Insurance Ofice. 90 T ST. e
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COUNTRY BOARD.

IF YOU want 10 spend your summer outing at one
OF the most delightful country residences IN the
beautiful Shenandoah Valley where you can i'm
prove your health by drinking good water and
breathing fresh mountain ar, address " L.
WIS1IAN. ST. Luxe. Va. e4-3
WANTED Children to board Tor summer months
country air. wholesome food; kind attention.
Afrirezs MRS. HJLFGRD Arlington va mis-
BOARD for children; fifteen miles from Wash
IH@r0u; best care and attention; shade fruit.
milk. large house. kindergarten instruction j
desired; references given. Address Bon ISL this
office mig
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wASTED-AGENTS.

EANTED-By q savings bank, 4 man to solicit
savings accounts reference required: salary and
commission Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK, 18th
ST and New York ave M
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FOR sAEE-L0Ts.

FOR SABE-Twelye acres OF land on Grant Road,
between TcnleytoUn and Connecticut ave. altI-
tIde so feet. with fine view; public water zuPpiy
and electric light LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, go
F. st. nv. COS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in fancy caR,iy-makiug
two weeks time TO practice Box %, this Office
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NANTED-A young German girl for light house
work in small private family; good home Call
al fsJ. 9Th ST Sv co.,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wages. address 1913 New York ave e
MISCELLANEOUS.
VATTED.-ro buy old feather beds. E. MARKS.
- Myrtle St eJ-J
WANTED National cash register IN No.
conditions: prefer total adder; give cash price
address BOX Do, This Office mos
WANTED-Furuiturc of ali kinds; also show
cases coffee mills etore fixtures stoves. FRIES
& NORWOOD. Sth and sts NV TuJ-3
WANTED-Couuter for Idacbrcom. Gail immeli-
at=ly go Igth St NV m5-3
WAETED-Hiellest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents east-of clothing; drop postal, I'll call
B. TARSHES I5gS 9Th st. nv m4-Imo
WASTED-Sll5c repairerrs shop; must be cheap
for cash: house ard store preferred Address
BOX Isl, this Office. m4-3
WANTED-AH kind Of Reynolds tobacco tags;
VIII pay 3sc per 100 GI9 and G32 D nv.
mylI-lmO
WANTED-Hishezt cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents casr-od clothing; drop postal; III
call ;. KEBESKY 1905 7th 81 nv. ms-30
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FOR SALE-PIANOs.
FOR SALE-Nal.e an oiseT FOR ny elegant upright
piano; ! need the cash, Call after pm. 800 %
ST. NV M6-S
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FENALE.

wANTED-wasHing to do at home by the ia
30 Balls Alley NV
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. must be Az good pay
FRERE LAUNDRY. 1916 Fla. ave. Ell
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-MALE.

WANTED situation by reliable c0loTed man
Is porter IN store best references. address SO
Horns Court NV. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The National Circuit bicycle races at
Baltimore, was postponed, Thursday.
on account of rain.
Gen Arthur Henderson Paret has
been given command in South At
RIGA He will SAIL Aug. 10. to take up
his new duties.
George Young. a barber of lion. n.
Y. was shot dead. Thursday, by Henry
Brown in Il quarrel over bill of SIG
owed by the latter.
At Newcastle. n. T.. Wednesday af-
ternocn. Thomas Hurst of Roxbury,
Boston. committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head.
w. T.. Samuelson Of Provo. Utah.
broke the worlds unpaccd mile bicycle
record at Salt Lake, Utah, Thursday
night riding the distance in 1.53 -.
The improvement in the general con-
dition of Signor Francesca Crispi is
maintained at Il banquet by the mem
bers of the Swedish Naval Clug at
Stockholm.
Mrs Emma Case West. for l. years
preCnptresS Of the Glovcrsville High
school committed suicide at GloverS-
Vile, \ ", Thursday. by hanging her
self. She was g. years old.
Glenn Turville of Philadelphia de
feated Harry Gibson of Cincinnati in
a 1J-milc motor paced race on the Salt
Palace Saucer track at Salt Lake.
Wednesday night Time. 26.l0.
The regular review of the Second
Brigade. Nj. V NJ. which is in camp
at South birmingham. Mass. by Gov.
Crane. attracted a crowd of spectators
numbering 5000 to the camp ground.
Thursday.
The steamer Nassouvia from Stettin
for New York with a general cargo ar
rived at Halifax Wednesday. short of
coal. She was 10 days out and met
with a succession of head westerly
gales the entire trip.
The body of an unknown man was
found cut in two alongside the c. p. +.
track near Woodstock n. b.. Thurs
day. He was a young man and is be-
lieved to have been a tramp who was
stealing a ride and fell from the train.
In the Cambridge district court.
Thursday. before Judge Amy. John G..
Smith. the Cambridge negro. who shot
and killed Patrolman Cody in Airing
ton. July ,. was held for the grand jury
on the charge of murder in the first
degree.
Rev. John ]. O'Connor, former pastor
of ST. Joseph's church. Newark. n. j..
was. Thursday. consecrated bishop of
the diocese of Newark The officiating
prelate was Archbishop Corrigan of
New York. and the ceremony took
place in St. Patrick's Cathedral, New
ark.
John l.. Collins. SO years of age. said
to be son of Admiral Collins. plunged
IA stories to his death in the Masonic
Temple at Chicago. Thursday. He
was caught between the elevator and
the shaft on the 18th floor. was drag
ged up one story before his body was
released and then fell 200 feet to the
basement.
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. July 21.-The following
changes in the star service are an
ncunced
South Carthage to North jay. From
July -. 1901. increase service to Il
times week between East DlXiield
and North Jay $50 niles.
South Carthage to North Jay Leave
south Carthage daily except sunday AT
A. NJ. or in timelto connect with man
trains. Arrive at North Jay Ill IA
hours. Leave North Jay daily except
Sunday on arrival of mail train but not
later than 6 r. NJ. Arrive z. South
Carthage in II, hours. Leave East
DiNfield daily except Sunday at l.oo
p NJ. Arrive at North Jay by ~ T.
NJ. Leave North jay daily except sun
day It u.i5 A. NJ. Arrive at East
Dixfield by 42.37 i. NJ. To take effect
July %, 1901.
Kockland to Stoninstoh. fer,'i'
postmaster at Rockiand to dispatch
mail to Northhaven on each SuHoa!
morning By the Boston d Bangor
steamship CO., provided the mail be
carried in a loo ked pouch. by sworn
carrier and without expense TO the "e-
uartment.
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NEW HOTEL FOR BELGRADE.
Another Fine Summer Hotel 10 Be Built Next
Season at Great Pond.

Belgrade Lakes, Me, July 25.-An-
other summer hotel is promised this
section of the State in the near future
Two gentlemen from New York named
Hussey and Spaulding have purchased
the Moshcr farm on the shores Of
Great pond, have given orders for
landscape work. ana announce that
they intend TO erect substantial hotel
next spring. The grounds of the hotel
viii be 100 acres in extent and will be
made into drives. groves. gardens and
cool places near the water. There is Il
good beach en- the purchase where
bathing houses will DC erected.
The patronage at Belgrade lakes at
this time Of the year is much larger
than in previous years. The fishing is
good and a fleet of 100 boats may be
seen on the surface of Great pond any
fair day.
Next season an automobile service
Will be established between the Bel
grade raili Dad station and the hotels
at Long and Great ponds Several new
row and sail boats will be built foi
Long pond during the coming winter
and an additional steamer will be built
Tor service on Great pond
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THE POPES SUCCESSOR.
Numerous Candidates and Predicted
That Outsider Will Be Chosen.

Rome. July 25.-Although the Pope Is
in excellent health. the feeling pre-
walls at the Vatican that meeting OF
the college of cardinals cannot be far
off and there is no secret that the can
didates to the Papacy are making
elaborate preparations for this con-
clave.
One of the chief characteristics of the
next conclave. according to high pre-
late. will be the large number of can
didates for the chair of st. Peter,
Whereas. after the death of Plus IN.
there were only two or three cardinals
whose chances for the Papacy were
serious. today. half the Sacred College
aspires TO the chair and a first scrutiny
is expected to show six or seven cardi
nails are favored for the Pontificate.
Those who are well-informed antici-
pate a deadlock and the ultimate Sc
lection of an outsider who has not yet
been mentioned.
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ONE LIFE LOST
And Several People injured in Fire at
North AttleborO.

North Attlebore, Mass. July 23.-A
fire that was attended by the death of
Miss Jennie Stanley, Is years old.
me mber of prominent family and the
injury Of a number of others occurred.
this afternoon. on Broad street in the
thr.e-story building in which were To-
Gated Casper Mandolan L. Co. {. w.
Warren & Co. T. G.. rockingham X
60. Doran Bagnall K Co. and a. II.
Bliss & Co. manufacturers of jeweiry.
The loss will be about $4,000. covered
hy insurance. The injured were:
Thomas c. rockingham. VIM. Smith.
Charles Warren and Stuart Rhodes.
There were 100 persons in the building.
Miss Stanley was bOokkeeper for
rockingham 4 Co. She left the build
ing with the others and went back to
place the books in the safe. She was
caught on the stairway between the
second and third floors in the rear and
enveloped in flames. She ran out OF
an open door on the second floor ana
fell to the ground. burning. She lin
yered until o'clock tonight.
The fire is said to have been caused
bv a young man who was lighting a
driving oven in Casper. Mandolan 4
Co.'S shop and throwing lighted
match into a vessel containing lacquer.
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turned to their hotel after the an
nouncement of the verdict of NOT
guilty. the members of the family mar
ticularly Mrs. Fosburgh. ST.. and Rob.
ert S. Fosburgh have received a dempe
eot kilograms of congratulations. these
messages coming from all quarters al
the United States and some even from
Europe.
Robert $. Fosburgh said again. to-
night. that he believed 1t to be the part
OF wisdom to make no statement de-
clarinS that the official statement
given out. today, by the Fosburgh
family would have to answer all pur-
poses. -t
Or. Frank n. Paddock. medical ex
aminer for Berkshire county and we'll
known in western Massachusetts died
at his home here. at 9.45 tonight. Death
was due TO heart disease. with which
he had been suffering for some time
DIR. Paddock was an important witness
i'll the Fosburgh trial and il is believed
that the strain of testifying FASTENED
his death.
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HIS INNOCENCE SHOAN.
Gray Arrested at Washington. but Soon Re
leased bf Authorities.

Washington. July 70 man claiming
to be james Gray. formerly OF Union
Pier. Mich, and al Chicago. was arrested
here. today, on suspicion of being impl
Gated in III" FuShurgh at Pittsfield. Mass,
Gray had stepped olt ofi Jail after scrV-
ing l. days Tor stealing a hat from q no
tel WHEN 4 dctcCtiVC rc-arrcStcd him.
AiildaNitS secured by chief Of DetCC-
tives Titus uf New York. from women
tn, re- charge man utIrirl GRAY with
committing burglary and shooting = No
man about tn" same time and i'll tho
same vicinity as the FosburGh tragedy
occurred.
Dotcctiv" captain Bnlr,lnan learned
three dn - ag" that Gray was taking al
unusual interest In reports OF the Eos
burCh trial and scent much time in IT.
discussion. Gray told detectives that II,
was from indianapolis but authorities
there have no trace uf him. To-day. nc
said his father lived there and he him
self had lived at Union Pier. then went
TO Chicago and later WAS employed on 4
railroad at Cumberland. Md.
Gray Was later released. the authorities
being convinced that hc had u" coilAct-
,iuu with the FoSbur1h case.
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or SPECIAL INTEREST
To Hay Fever Sufferers.

Sufferers from hay fever and sum-
mer catarrh will be interested to learn
that there is new. simple. inexpensive
hut effective home treatment for 'hls
obstinate and battling disease. and that
a little booklet fully describing The
treatment will be mailed free to anyone
bv addressing the F. a. Stuart Co.
Marshall. Mich.
Doubtless this statement of cure
and positive preventative Of hay fever
viii be received with skepticism by the
tho, s,uds who have found the only re-
lief every year was change OF ell
MATS during the summer months.
But whether skeptical or not It VIII
cost rothing to investigate this he"
treatment. Simply send name ara al
dress on a postal card to f. A. stuart
"a Marshall, Mich. for the bo"k"t
which besides describing the treatment
contains a concise treatise on the cause
and character Of this peculiar disease
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DESERTED FAMILY.
John CoHII Of Bath, Missing
for the Past Six Weeks.
Strange p'a 'f W. !. Brewster
1hurs'ay Night, at Rock|and.
Bu ars Go Through W.N. Richards Store al
Yarmouth. Thursday Night.

Bath, Me. July 26.-(SpeciaD.-Johil
Coffill. for years employed as rigger
AT the Bath Iron Works. disappeared
nom his home in this city about six
weeks ago. leaving a wife and family
of six children destitute. His oldest
child, girl. is Is years old. and the
youngest years old.
The facts of the case have thus far
been withheld from the public with the
hope that he might return. but as he
has failed to do so were made public.
today.
He was good workman. but was a
victim to drink. which is supposed to
have caused his disappearance.
His wife is obliged to work out to
earn her daily bread, and son. John.
aged l.. works at the Bath Iron Works
as a rivetcr's helper. thereby earning
enough to pay the house rent.
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Church Notices.

After tomorrow. Sunday. there will
be no preaching services at the Uni
vcrsalist church until the first Sunday
in September. There will be the usual
services. tomorrow.
St. Matthews church Rev. w. +.
Livingston. rector: Eighth Sunday
after Trinity. Holy Communion at
A. NJ: morning prayer and sermon at
1880. A. NJ. Sundayschool at L. o'clock.
AT the First Baptist church. Sunday
morning. Mrs. York of Augusta. Will
sing: sermon by Rev. Walter Canhanl
OF the NJ f. church: Sunday school at
II: Y. p. 5. &. f.. els; Gospel ser
vice.
AT the Old South church. Sunday.
Rev. Prof A. w Burr. BelOit. Wis.
will assist at the morning service and
preach the sermon. Temperance meet
ing at p. NJ. with paper by Mrs. DR..
Shafer. This will be the last Sunday
before the pastors vacation.