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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
FEARED THE MExICANS.
American Train Crew Flies Alter accidentally
killing Pcon.

chicago. July IA special 10 tn"
Tribune from I'll PaSo Texas. says:
An american train crew on IN" Mex
lean central Railroad has reached this
city. having fled from the republic T."
tho north in consequence of the acci-
dental killing of Mexican, who's"
body WAS then thrown in the fire box
OF the locomotive. in the hope of con-
&C.: ling the fact of his death
The accident happened below Torr"n,
Mexico. \ freight in an isolated spot
ran over Il pcon, killing him Instantly
In Mexico the death Of a subject by 4
train is rs much Of q crime rs muir
der Knowing this the crew. TO conceal
the accident, threw the body in the
fire box. 4 few days later the relatives
of the dead man began To make in
.tiries. Sone one bad seen him at a
certain point and one Mexican from a
distance SAW the train stop. The mem
berS of the crew We're questioned and
fearing the truth would leak out. they
resigned their positions and fled to the
United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18

Niagara IL conscious only Of N.
VI sound Oh the mighty water. ~.
thnniselves sheer into the d.r,. Ing
Spmewhcre . morscI Of the waste !.
energy Is being caught and tanned ~ ~
conducted to the making Of this
vellous sight Of beauty. And hero
ture freely lands herself. cano,,a'
the city Of Light with the subl,rna..s
Of the sky. II has sloughed off its y,.'.
and dcscends and mounts IN IN
fathomicss portability Of blue vr.,.
ing upon tho horizon and dement's.
into varied tones Of violet toward n.
zenith. while back Of w il mass \,
purple. dark and awesome BY co,.
rlris III. against which the horses I,
r.ders upon the pinnacles Of the r.,
umphal Bridge fling their Whit.
shapes with weird hamboyancy.
Wonderful this union Of te,..
brilliance with the cOlorfuI immens;,,
of the sky. Whether it be thatthe vol
which caused the grayness in the skv
or that the definition Of light around
us has enforced the impression \,
depth and distance above, certain II 1.
that the blue is revealed, a blue =
lucent and mysteriousiy deep and
fathomless that the magic OF man.
contTiving is wrapt around with sle.
gestiOn Of the infinite. 1t may be that
the Greeks. so alive to every reyela-
ton of beauty. planned the form and
color Of the Parthenon that il might
form one composition with the sky
Here. at any rate. the unity Of tn
picture is complete. illuminated build.
ings and sky uniting In one superb
presentment
This wonderful effect was produced
under the direction Of Mr.. Henry Pms.
tin. chief of the mechanical and
electrical bureau. Apart from the ex
Iuisite taste involved, and the elabor-
ate completeness of the scheme. the
result is said TO be due to two things.
The unit Of light has been reduced 10
eight candle power, a method which
gives an almost perfect diffusion Of
light, and the entire quantity Of cur.
rent used is passed through
rheoStat. which can be manipulated
to produce the slow rise of light from
zero up to fun candle power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
TROUBLE IS FEARED
II Non Union Help Is Used in the WcIIsvill'
Rolling Mill.

Pttsburc. July 1.-The threat of
District Manager Smith of the Ameri-
can Sheet Steel Co. to start the Wells
vile rolling mill and operate ii as it
had been in the past by nOn-union
me n, WAS the only new feature in the
stccl strike situation. Wednesday
rlotning. and the eyes of all interested
were turned to that plant.
a dispatch to the Associated Press
FROM Wcllsvillo. o.. at 1880 o'clock
says:
The strike situation here remains as
it has been ever since the men Were
called out of the mill. i. +. Smith.
ma mayer of the American Sheet Steel
co. of Pittsburg. gave orders for the
mill tn start. Wednesday morning. In
response to Smiths order about 30 men
went out tn work: two of them We're
members Of the Amalgamatcd Associa-
ton.
The manager of the mill concluded
that this number of men was not Sutfi-
oient to man the crews and the at
tempt for the present has been ahan-
doncd. 1t is said that non-union men
from other places will re brought here
in which case serious trouble is feared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
FOSBURGH ARRAIGNED.
Pleads Not Guilty and the Trial Will Open
ate A. N. Today.

Pittsfield. Mass. July 11.-Robcrt s.
Fosburgh was arraiGned before the SUI
perior court. here. today. and plea !cd
not guilty TO an indictment for man
slaughter, charging him with shooting
his sister, May L. Fosburgh, in Au-
gust. 1900.
The Fosburgh family are at the
Hotel Winslow. as is also Miss Bertha
Sheldon of Providence, one of the
chief witnesses for the defence. Young
Fosburgh. the defendant. absolutely
refuses to discuss the case. but the
elder Fosburgh will converse with
any one about il and is more confident
than ever Of his sons acquiital. 1t is
believed little delay viii he met in Sc
Letting q jury.
Being a manslaughtcr instead OF n
murder ease the defence has had no
opportunity of asCertainirG who the
governments witnesses are or OF
learning the nature of their evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18

Iittl" Rock. NrI, July i6.-Cinod rains
49, tcrG1y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
OFF FOR THE NORTH POLE.
Baldwin. ZeigIcr Expedition Sails from from
sol. All Full OF Enthusiasm.

TrOmsOe. Norway. July 1.-THE
steamers America and Belgica Of the
dwin-Zeigler Arctic expedition.
weighed anchor shortly. before mid
night, last night. and with the Stars
and Stripes and Norwegian flag flying
at their mast heads. steamed off to
find the North Pole. AS they left the
harbor the crews of the other vessels
there gave the expedition parting
cheer.
Evelyn B. Baldwin was in excellent
spirits and expressed himself as hav-
ing little doubt on reaching the pole
The America will proceed to Archangel
in Russia. and then return to the Is
land of Vardoe. off the ceast Of Nor
way. The final departure for Franz
Josef Land will be made from Vardoe
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LATE JAPANESE NEWS.
Americans Celebrates Fourth Filipino lmm:-
grants. Adopt g Russian Language.

Yokohama, July ). via Victoria, Il.
C., July 1.-THE celebration Of the
Fourth Of July. yesterday. transform
ed Yokohama into a veritable Ameri-
can town. and the scene at noon when
the warshps in the harbor joined in
the salute. responding to the shore fcs
tivities was q most inspiring one. The
day closed with an exhibition of fire
works.
\ notable feature of the time is the
influx of Filpinos who are now arriv-
ing in large and increasing numbers.
They are mostly of the better class and
seem to be coming for the educational
advantages which Japan affords. Al
ready they are winning high praise
for the general behavior and their
eagcrncss to mark the sign of the
times.
There is Il movement on foot for the
general teaching of the Russian Ian
g,Iagc in the empire. 1t is felt that
events are rapidly shaping themselves
to bring Russia into closer contact
with all national and commercial re
lations here. il being recognized that
the northern power is to he the most
important factor in Oriental politics
and trade.
The growth of tn" Jiji Shimpo. tn"
leading journal of the Metropolis. We'll
| Illustrate; how the thoroughly western.
| especially American ideas are fominat-
ing the country. The special editions
| of the papers on special occasions ana
holidays rival the leading journals OF
| New York.
| The financial situation is slowly but
steadily improving the bettercd aspect
Of Chinese affairs being felt and poll
| teal matters at HON" being unusually
| 1,riat and blp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Derby-BridCcuort II: Derby. ).
At Toronto-Toronto, !; Montreal. :.
At Nprwich-EriStoi !; Norwich 2
At lIlrtford-lartford. ); Syracuse. 4.
At New London eridcn. B; New Lon
don q.
At New Havcn-Ncw Haven, I; Water
bury. 6 tCn innings.
Al ProVidcncc-1 NJ -Rochcs-
ter game was postponed; rain.
At Worcestershire WorccSter-Bu Buffalo
game was postponed; wet grounds.
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MANILA NEWS.
Charges Against Capt. Rowan Not Provcn--i
Sentence COMMITTED.

Manila. July 11.-InvcstiGation into
the case of capt. Andrew :. Rowan. of
the 10Th Inf, charged with burning a
town on the island of Bohul. failed to
prove capt. Rowan hal ordered the
town to be burned. The responsibility
has not been fixed.
EriX Iaclterman. a Belgian. has been
found guilty Of delivering money and
supplies and otherwise aiding and
ahptting The Filipino insurgents and
sentenced IL he hanged. Upon the re
communication of Gen. Wade. Hlelter-
mans rentenc" WAS committed to life
Imprisonment.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The New York board of estimate \yod
nesday. adopted a resolution accepting tho.
- ao.000 gift of Andrew Carnegie for g.
libra rieS -
a letter from Cardinal Gotti to the
heads of the various orders in Franc
says that the lIoly- See has decided tina /.
while condemning all provisions of the
new French law impairins the rights pre-
negatives ana legitimate liberties of tta
CONGREGATIONS. nevertheless in order 10
avert the Ncrv grave con Il luences Of the
extinction of the congregations in Franz.
winch 20 30 much GOOD it VIII ner>lit TN
recognized institutions To ARMY for ni!-
ihor'@at'on3 tECcr conditions 81 ccificd lii
the letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18

a singular fire occurred recently at a
dwelling house in Philadelphia. Under
meath the parlor window was dresser
upon which was a glass globe. which.
it is supposed became so heated by the
suns rays that it ignited the window
curtains, the flames extending to the
dresser which. with its contents, and
the curtains. were destroyed before the
fire was extinguished. There was no
fire in the parlor CRATE. nor was any
person in the room where the fire
originated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires FPoM the
North. East. south ana West.

The American Sugar Refining. Co.
Wednesday. reduced all soft grades of
refined sugar to 10 points and all hard
grades 5 points.
The De Schested ministry at Copen-
hagen has resigned. King Christian has
requested the members thereof to re-
tain their portfolios pending the ap-
pcintment of new cabinet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
HOW TO MAKE COLD CREAMS

In preparing creams or lotions 1t must
e remembered that the formula should
)e followed exactly if certain results are
'NpeCted.
Fats or oils should be melted over
.ow fire. by the least possible heat, ana
n double boiler preferably. The
method as given of adding the other m
gradients should be closely adhered 10.
Tinctures and extracts are invariably ad-
led at the last, when the mixture has
slightly cooled. and drop by drop. or at
least very slowly.
Glycerne properly used is an invalu,
able cosmetic. 1t whitens. softens ana
lissolves colorin~ matter when carefully
'omhined with other agents, such as rose,
elder flower or orange water. 1t is very
injurious used in concentrated form. as
1t burns. parches and yellows the skin
Fats are the basis of all cold creams.
Wax and spermaceti are often ADDED 70
give requisite firmness, but possess no
intrinsic value. They are inclined 10
clog the pores Perfumes. aside IRON
being agreeable additions, possess anu
septic qualities and prevent the o's
from becoming rancid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
American League.
At CHICAGO

Chicago .......5 u q Xiv J
Raltiruor., ......O q u u - ~
Battcrics-Callahan and SuGdcn: NopS'
Brcsnahan and Robinson. Attendance.
1900 .-,
AT A.iLWAI-k EE.
Milwaukee 30 o o u y ! Il -
i'hiindclnhia % 2 ! . . 0-o-ll =
Battcrics-Parks and Conner; Frazct
and Powers. Attendance. lHh.
At CLEVELAND.
cleveland .0 q q u o g.
Roston .........O . o l-9-l2 II
Batterics-Scott. Ycagcr and Pickering
Lewis Schreck and Stahl.
Second game:
Cleveland ..0 u ? = 6-j
Boston .......1 o o u | 1-lo-l5--
misunderstanding and Wood: Cuppy
anu Schrcck Attendance, Sd.
AT DETROIT.
Washington :. % u . o O. :
Detroit .........0 | dbl
rio ''"'.~ nd 'Nart: Ynaccr. MIL
Ter. Siever and Bueiow Attendance. i6lt.
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RETURN TO WORK.
Nearly Nine Weeks Of Idlencss Tor Rochester
N. T.. Strikers.

Rochester, n. y. July l1.-After
nearly nine weeks idlcncSS. the strik-
ing laborcrs engaged in municipal con-
tract work. resumed work. "Wednesday.
Nine Of the eleven bosses signed the
agreement. Two of the contractors re
manning firm in their declarations not
to grant the men their demands and on
the latter jobs the men will not go To
work till the matter has been settled.
Tho demands of the strikers We're for
20 cents an hour. an S-hour day ana
time and half for overtime and
double time on holidays.
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A1s-2ound Draw at RockIand.

Rackland. Me-. July IA l5-round
bout for the middlewciSht champion
snip of Maine was fought here. to-
night, between Tom Wilson Of Bar
Harbor, and Dave Sawyer of Rockland
1t was a good battle with honors even
at the expiration of the limit. the ac-
ton of the referee in declaring the
bout Il draw meeting with the approval
of the 900 spectators. Phil Jason, who
refereed the contest. challenged Will
son to a similar bout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
IN OTHER STATES.
All New England Suiiers--25 Cases Of Pros
trstion a. Boston.

BOSTON. July 16.-This has been one
of the hottest days ~ thc summer and
but for the brisk west t. southwest
wind which has prevailed all day would
easily have proved the worst yet.
There were no less than - cases Of
pruStraiion in this city, none fatal.
All over New England people are
complaining Of the intense heat. In
places in Maine the mercury has ranged
above 100 II has also been very hot
in New Hampshire. from the top Of
Mount Washington the extremely high
temperature Of II being reported. the
highest for wears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
BIBLE CONGRESS-.
Sixteen States and Is Denominations Rcpr
scented at Buffalo.

Buffalo. " Y. July 11.-Sixteen states
were represented by speakers and III de-
nomna tons had representatives in the
Pan American Bible congress which was
opened in the city Convention hall. today
Many noted men and women from all
parts of the country were present Wheh
president G. Justice of Buffalo. called the
congress to order.
Addresses were delivered by c. r.
Blackal of Philadelphia. on Present
Status Of Bible Study. and Prof. Frank
X Sanders of Yale. on The English b.
bic and Its Different Versions. y dis
cussion Of the two papers closed the day :
session
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ELLSWORTH lEAGUeRS
Open San Francisco Convention 10. 900
Delegates Already Registered.

San Francisco, July 16.-NearIy 10
600 delegates to the International Ep-
worth League which convenes next
Thursday. were received and register
ed by the local committees. today. The
convention was practically begun. to-
night. with "A concert at Mechanics pa
viliOn, the features of which were a
chorus of 2OO0 voices. and the great
organ built for Stanford University
Fully 10000 people attended the con
cert,
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FULFORD THE WINNER.
Out Shoots Field OF 10 Men al Interstate
Park.

New York July i7-EIiiah H. FulIord
of Utica. V, outShot Il field Of q con
t"StantS in tn" preliminary handicap IA
10 targets for men al Interstate Park.
l., L.. today. ana won the event with a
cash prz" of SO and Il silver trophy val
ued Al so. He broke - out of u" tan
gets ana shot from tho ls-yard mark. His
closest opponents were John w. Hoffman
Of New Germantown. y. j.. and -. NJ.
Sawin Of Gardner. Mass. each Of whom
broke " targets from the 11-yard marx
The next best score was u. made hy +.
\. ISman of Pascoag. Il. l.. who stood
at Is yards.
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BASE BALL GAMES.
New England league.
Portland. 10: Lowell. 7.

Portland. Me. July lin the first four
innings Of today's game but l. men went
to bat. After that Dupce was hit more
freely but the result was never In doubt
In the sixth with the bases full and two
out Dupec drove the ball out to center
field fence, the hit being good for three
bases. He was called out for not touch
ing second Regain made Il remarkable
One-hand stop of hard drive from Mer-
ritt's bat and Cross robbed Wiley OF :,
two-base hit by one of the hest catches
of the season. Portland played an error
less game and batted Smith freely.
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LOW ELL.

Earned runs-i.owcll 6. Two-basc hits
Barry. Wiley. Long. Willis. Threc-base
hit-Bcvillc Home run--CroSS. Stolen
baseS-t'onroy Regain. Double plays-Re-
gan. Cameron. conroy: Hickey, Me
I.aughlin. Reville. Base ON balls-fy Du
pee. s. by Smith. :. Hit by pitched ball
by Dupec. !. struck out-Ry Dupcc. D
bv Smith ) Sacrifice -Ncwcnham.
Long Passed ball-Merrtt Mid pitch
Dupcc Time, 10. Umpire. WEIGH. Al
tendance, l25.
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New Northern Pacific Directors.

New York, July III. Pierpont Nor
gan announced. this afternoon, that
James J. Hill. F.. II. Hartman, H.
Mex. Twombly VIM Rockefeller and
Samuel Rea, would be elected to dircc-
torate of the Northern Pacific Railway
Co. to fill vacancies to be created
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One Pro tra,ion al Lewiston.

Lewiston. Me. July 1.-THE heat was
oppressive here. today. in several
places the thermometer registering
over 80 in the shade. Only one pros
tration was reported, SewelI ProsviIl.
while driving a team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18

Rain and Wet track caused a pos :
ponement OF the Grand Circuit bicyc ,
meet scheduled for "Wednesday night al
Manhattan Beach. Next Saturday. lI,r.
ry Fixes. Johnny Ne'son and Jimmy Ni
chael will meet III Manhattan Beach IN !,
middle-distance paced race at 10 miles
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Syracuse Wants Steel Wor kers.

Syracuse. y. Y. July 17.-SyracIsc Stcct
manufacturers hay" received applications
from some OF the striking steel workers
for employment and they intend advcrt!s
ing in the PittSburG newspapers for m"n.
The local independent plants are far be
hind in their orders.
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American League Standing.
National League.
AT ST. LOUIS.

I First game:
Boston ......0 o q u q q 1-2-gl
81 Joui., q q o q u u 0-1-S-o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and kittredSe: Pow
ell and Ryan.
Second game:
ST Louis 30 q | q | X-6-12-3
Boston. .........D o u . o 2 - 10
Batterics-Harpcr and Ryan: Willis and
Kittredgc Attendance 900.
At Cincinnati-The Observation-Disclosures
phia game was POSTPONED in the first hall
of the first inning: rain.
At CHICAGO.
Chicago .......0 \ 90 III :
New York % 0 o % 0 . G-i- =.
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New England League Standing.
The Weeks Schedule.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Thut sday-fIaVcrhil at Lewiston
Na-'rI, nj Manchester. Lowell at Port
land
Frjdav-Havcrhill at Portland. Lowell
at lewiston manchester at Nashua
Satur.Iay-Haverhill at Portland Low
ell at Lewiston. Nashua at Manchester.
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Ball Notes.

James NJ. Gallcan, formerly 4 we'll
known base hall player once with the
New York team. committed suicide at his
home in New York Wednesday. by cut
an. his throat with Il razor.
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Lewiston. 3: HavcrhilI. z.

Lewiston. Nc. July 17-Lewiston de
featcd Uavcrhill. today by II score of ;
to > in a well played game. The umpirinS
of Has:ctt was very unsatisfactory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18

On the st. Louis which sailed from New
York. y ednesday. was James j. Van A.,
len Of Newport, who is going to t.nglahu
% receive the decoration of the order ~
81. John Of Jerusalem from King Ed
ward Representative Charles n. eros
vcnor of Ohio, also sailed on the st. LOUIS
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HANERHILI..

Earned runs-Lewiston |. Haverhiil ;.
Two-basc hit-Burrll. Three base hit
Wise. Stolen bases-Burrill. Jope. Jones,
Wise Sacrifice hits-Burrill. Townc.
First base on balls-By Towne. ONeil.
ShinceI, Wise; by Mckinley. Woodworth.
Hit by pitched ball-O' Neil. Struck out
nv Towne. O'Neil >. Spooner, Carlton
MCKINLEY .: by McCiinlcy. NeVerS :.
Boardman. Passed bal!-Clark. Wili
pitch-Towne Time, lis. Umpire, Has
sett. Attendance. SEQ.
At Nashua-The Nashua Manchester
Same WAS poStuOned, rain.
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BOW SLICED OFF.
CONTINUED from page ~


M. r,ned. but cxaminat ION revealed the
fact that the yacht was not making
water. The anchor chain was fouled
and over one hour was required to
bring the hook to it's usual place.
Meanwhile three other vessels came
| alongside. but finding the yacht abic
| to take care Of herself. went to me
assistance of the fremont. The via
| Duck then steamed in shore and an
chorcd near Saybrook point until
morning, when she made for New Lon
den, reaching this port at daylight.
New York, July 1.-THE steamer city
of Lowell arrived at her pier with l4l
| passengers aboard, taken from the JOY
Liner fremont which was i'm collision
| in Long Island sound. Tuesday night
| on the Lowell were the purscr ana seV-
| cra members of the crew Of the IRE
| mont. They declined to make any state
| mcnt concerning the collision, saying
that the affair will be officially invest
| icated i'm the near future and that they
| Will be called as witnesses.
Boston. July 17.-The side wheel
| steamer fremont which was damaged
| in collision in Long Island sound last
| night, is the property of the Portland
| Steamship Co, and was under charter
| to the JOY Steamship 90. The fremont
| was for years on the route between
| this city ana Portland and was ac-
| counted Il strong and able craft. she
was built at Green Point. y. y. in 1893
| for the Portland 60. She is 1923 net
tons burden, 2G0 feet in length and 81
| feet beam.
CAPTAIN f.. II. Mcdonald, who re-
ported the collision at New London
last night is a Boston man and is well
known along the New England coast.
For the last 10 years he has been on
Sound lines.
Providence. II. L.. July Fifty
passengers from the JOY Line steamer
fremont which was in collision. last
evening near New London. with +. V.
Greencs> steam yacht Wild Duck. ar
rived in this city. today on board the
steamers Connecticut and Massachu
sets. Many of the passengers were
obliged to seek rescue at the time of
the collision with no other apparel
than their night clothing. but the JOY
Line officials here made all provision
necessary to the comfort ~ the pas
scngers and sent them % their IcStina-
tipn.
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Mt. WAS!IlNGTrN
Complains Because the Thermomctc-
Registers II Degrees .thoyc.

Mount Was lG-t"u. y. II. July 16.'9To-
dav was ore of th" hottest days ever
known ON Mt. Washington, the thcrmum
ctr I,gi~t, ring ii ut noon, the highest
for wears. II was ~ during last night
ana - at 6 o'V,oCk. this morning