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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03
flRE AT ALFRED.
Inc Shaker Settlement Loses
Three Buildings, Friday.
Inc Chnch, Dining Ball and Elder
3 ';ee"'s House Destroyed.
LESS About $4,000 Other BUILDINGS Saved
Only by Hard Work.

YHsca. Me. Aug. "A fire wbic, ,,,.
q zin.essth threatened to destroy al The
euslttttlSa in the Shaker settlement two
ny'ie3tssia here. this afternoon finally
was Ander control after doinu a. -
age fltnated at about $4,000. Only
thfeer HlEldings were burned. the dining
hall, cktsak and the residence Of t1dcy
Henry 9ee4
ne MY ssrarted in the dining hall
trcbahiy3HfriA a defective nue and
{ S there Nas.enly Il few persons in tbc
place ana no IRE department tho u,mos
RAPIDLY saaned hcadway and the build +.
ms MasS;tmiost entirely consumed he
fore ltiP1frrivcd from this town Tho
nearest fiAk engine was at sanford
anu thaESown was asked for aid I'm,
the fieeaXss under control bcfore tho
appasa ttFss1sirrivcd.
rs sotnl rs possible bucket bri.,a,
Of sevc.af s5lindred persons werc tirht-
snS .n', h.spncS. but the blaze quickly
snread Sta-thc church ana seemed ,Ics-
tined TO swScp through the entire set :
tltment.
heh L WIS seen that tho fire fight :
'fa We're constantly losing ground it
Nas decticd to use dynamite on the
church. but the structure was hIazing
~ eNey point at this time and the
names in another moment had comrru-
nicat.ed to Elder Green's residence
vita the aid Of wet blankets spread
on nearby roofs the progress or the
IA n'es was checked at this point
The Shaker Settlement. situated on
maker HUI. IL made up Of about 4
i'Tcn buildings. Had the fire started
fat in the season it is probable that
| il would have been quickly extinct,isb-
d. rs the shakers have recently built
a large reservoir and were about to
| Construct water tower 100 feet high
| f"i fire lighting purposes. This tower
|! ni"h1hlN would have been completed in
| tWO months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03
ALLEGED FRACTURED SKULL
Arouscs Suspicion As to Cause Of Policeman
fungc's Death.

New York. Aug 2-Thc case of Pc
hctman Peter w. Yunyp of thn beIan-
coy street station. VINO died in E,.i,cvue
hospital, early Friday, from injuriee
received at Oriental park. West Broad
way and Grand street. Thursday after
noon. excited intense interest. cspec-
latIy among the public. from the RI
m"t that the man had mot with foul
play and that he had been instru
mental in securing the attendance of
witness in the trial Of Wardman Geo,
Hisscrt who helped TO convict the Of
ficcr.
The report made by the police was
that iungc. while walking with his
wife. had fallen and fractured his
skull. 1t was said at Bellevue hospi-
tai, Thursday night. he had fractur-
ed skull but. Friday morning. it was
said there is no sign Of a fracture ol
even hruiso. though he may possibly
have depressed fracture Or hrcai;
Of the occipitaI bone. one eye is bad
ly discolored.
Dr. Rian Of Couvenieur hospital, who
was the first physician to attend
Yunge, said he found tn" man lying an
the sidewalk The doctor said thu
mans skull was fractured.
The police deny that Yunge had any
connection direct or indirect with the
Iiisscrt ease, They say thcr" was
nothing in any way suspicious about
tn" death. Dist. Atty. Philbiu said
YunGc had had nothing whatever t. dc
with the Bisscrt case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-03
LET IT BLOW!
independence Will Tackle Co.
|umbia Again, Today.
lfShe Wins, She's in the Game, If She
loses------?
fdchtsmcn Thi k Mere Fayorabiy Of Her
Here's Hoping She Wins.

Newport. II. l., Aug. 1.-The Column
Tia ana Independence will race again.
tomorrow. over a triangular course in
INC second contest of this series Of the
Newport Yacht Racing Association. on
result the future of the Boston boat
lars ely depends. If she is beaten deci-
SiVoly ii is uncertain what disposition
y i'll be made Of the yacht. If she wins
il Is, understood that she will be invited
90 compete against the Constitution
ana colunmhia in several races which
ale likely To be arranged very soon by
scme Of the lcgding clubs in Long Is
land sound
The intima ton comes, tonight. from
a prominent member OF the New York
Yacht club that il he is satisfied with
tn" boats performance, tomorrow, Mi.
Lawson may reconsider his previous
determination and charter the boat SO
that she may qualify and enter in the
trial races.
Mr.. Lawson considers his boat large
~ ms public property. ana it is believed
that If ne becomes convinced she has
not had ample opportunity to demon
Stratc her value he will conclude that
in justice She should hc given further
chance against her rivals. THIS is tax
on Ia mean that the end OF tho Ions
standing controversy Is in sight on
| this'accnunt there il additional interest
in tomorrow'S race.
The work of the Independence in the
first ana last legs Of yesterdays race
has caused many vac htsmen To modify
their views regarding the liability Of
the boat. When il is taken into consid
GRAFTON that the yacht has had very
httl" opportunity for effective turning
M. while the Columbia has had nearly
tNo seasons of arduous racing. ana Is;
probably several minutes faster than
when she beat the Shamrock. the In
dependence begins 10 figure as pow
Crful factor.
TIL" little fin forward which was fit
ted ut New London. has helped her
considerably in hcr windWard work
The taking out Of her Of several tons
Of lead and the alterations to her head
sails have also improved her i'm
merScly.
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Weather Conditions and General Forccas.

Was hinEton, Aug. The rainfall of
the last - hours has been remarkably
small. The temperatures continuo
moderate except in the middle Njssis-
cippi called, where maximum tcmpera-
trrcs Of leo degrees ana over were re-
corded, Friday. the eliminating point
ueihS 81 Louis with a maximum of
i"4 degrees. The depression will move
eastward rapidly, giving higher tenn
rc'atures and but little rain in it's
course over the lower lake REGION, the
middle Atlantic states and New Eng
lah". The temperatures will rise from
We upper ohio valley to New England
ne winds along Ihc Atlantic coast will
De mostly light to fresh southerIy.
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MAIN At ANCHOR.
The Big Yachts Have an or Day Preparing 10
TOday's Races.

New port, Il. L., Aug. No attempt
WGs made. Friday morning, to take the
Independence out for a trial spin. al
though the air was beautifully clear.
and = nice northwest breeze was blow
ing down the bay.
The Columbia also lay all the morn
ing al her mornings about 100 yards
distant. one or two sailors about her
decks. but the ma jority Of the crew on
board the tender Park city.
on the Indcpcdcnce little work was
done on some of the rigging which had
been hacked up n littlc and capt. lIaf
as usual. was hustling about. 1t could
be easily seen that all on board the
Boston boat were not at all cast down
over Thursdays defeat, and from capt.
iIaT down to the little engineer of tn"
naphtha launch. not a man has lost
faith III the boat.
ON the other hand the entire ship S
company is as enthusiastic as ever
over her capabilities. Given a strong.
true breeze. Saturday. there is not a
man aboard who does not confidently
believe that the Independence Will beat
the Columbia handsomely. Such en-
thuSiaSm and faith are excellent lncen-
tiyps to smart handling. 1t must, how
ever. be admitted that the crew Of the
Columbia work better together than
any other yachts company of this
present racing season. Discipline and
drill have produced a perfect crew.
skinner Barr and Mate Miller have
their men under excellent control 50
that when sail il to he made or short
crcd the sailors ate as one man.
The success of the Columbia Is du"
in a great measure to this smartneSS
az her crew. Always ready when called
on they meet every emergency WIN
remarkable promptitudc. Especially
is this the case when the great swelling
balloon sails have to he Shitteh In Il
hurry. The Spinnaker is never monk
eyed with. nor is it ever permitted L"
take charge Tho sam" is equally true
of the clubtopsail and the large l'h
tons,il two sails calculated to cause
,rn,b,n in a humminE breeze unless
n,rinuIa,cd with smartncSs and skill.
Nyitbout mixing any invidious com
n,,ison or intending 10 cast any sur
whatever on the crew 81 inc ihiepeH"-
cnce if must be said that in Thurs
lJN = race. ana nl'iE - ~ lhii! ~ 80
nm down the wind rom the first 70
th,, second mark, The sails were not
handled so smartly rs were those "a
the Columbia. This criticism applies Y"
! the spinnakcr principally which failed
10 break out after being mastneaded
and b0omed The amateur experts
aboard think that the main boom was
kept TOO flat during the same run ana
to this circumstance they attribute the
ca,s. OF her successful behavior.
Sometimes the spectators have bet
ter opportunity of forming mere
shrewd guess Of the game than
those actually engaged in H..
II is the opinion CT many
persons whose judgment in yacht
ing matters is entitled to respect
that in light weather the independence
is inferior to the Columbia in any point
of sailing close hauled. reaching or
running: il is when heelng over to a
commanding breeze that she Is at her
best.
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An adultery case occupied the attent,ni,
of Judge Whiting in the mInicipatl o' H.
court listened to the domestic troubles ~
Joseph Grandprey. who came TO W
Town ali the way from Providence len . r. h ~ +,
been living in Old Town with another
man by the name of VIM. Robertson %, or
Robinson. \ warrant was sworn our iUt
the arrest of Robertson lhuIS"aH a."
his arrest made. Thursday night. at Jo-
seph snow's boarding house where i Is
reported he has been living with Nv nv
Enowiton ESQ appeared for the prose
cution ard W. H. Powell. ESD. for the &c,
fence. Probable cause being found R"n-
ertson WAS bound over in the sum 9f 49,
tn await the action of the grand jury
which sits i'll August.
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TWENTY SIOWAWaYS
Taken OF. Steamer ard Landed Near New
York by Pilot Boat.

New York. Aug. 2.-Pilot Dennis
Rcardon of the steam pilot boat New
York. brought tho Norwegian fruit
steamer Alliance into port, this morn
ing. on reaching quarrantin" n
stated that at dusk. last evening, the
outward bound Italian steamer Nord
America had cleared The Bar after
dropping Pilot Goddy.
The pilots of tn" New York shortly
aftorward were .ttra, ted ~ The in
c.ssant blowing of the *t"3m"f $
whistle. The New York then bore down
10 the Eord Amer lea. ana On ar3'nAch-
ing TN. steamer her captain stated inst
he had % stowawayS on board when
he wished to land. Tho pilot boat
vawl made four trips to The stehhr :
side and transferred tn" stowaNays to
the New York.
Tho pcoplc denied that they were
stowaways and slid that they were
MESSENGERS but had been robbed "i
their tickets and money Thcy were
made comfortable on board the New
York and landed al Atlantic HlSh-
lands at $50 A. NJ.
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Warrant against Ioung MuIkern WHO Shot His
Father al Portland.

Portland. Me, Aug. "A warrant
charging Patrick Mulkcrn with intent
to Kill was issued. today. by Assistant
County Attorney Scott Wilson, and the
young man who confessed t" being 4
chief participant in the TukcshuTy
court shooting affair of last night VIII
be brought before the mun1clpa! court
for hearing. tomorrow forenoon m
victim Of the shooting is At IN" Gree
ley hospital getting along '"ni"ft-
ably the attendants say. IL y
thought that the case will not tcrini-
nate fatally.
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DECISIVE ACTION
May Be Taken, Today, in the
Great Steel Strike.
Ama|gamated Officials Rush to New
York for Another Conference.
Expected Tina. Peace or War Will Be Dec arc d
at That Meeting.

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. 2.-judging by
Indications peace or war in tho steel
troubles viii be announced from New
York CITY tomorrow. This evening,
President Shlffcr 2nnuunccd that an
other board meeting would be held, TO-
morrow. There will probably he a
meeting Of a part Of the board. but the
national officers will be in New York.
They left for that city. at 70 o'clock
tonight. on thn Pennsylvania Limited.
During the day many kilograms were
received at the association conference
rooms. the last coming just before adj
journment. ana il Was ans wcrel
promptly. This answer WAS in al
probability the announcement To- tie
New York people that I'll" tr!p would
be made. Williams and ChIppclic Wcat
to Ncryl Preston's rooms iii the Hotel
Henry and were Closctcd with him for
about 50 minutes.
The undertaking is thar 1T tbs
meetings Mr.. Preston made lnoWi
the combines only concession in tno
matter OF re-op"ninE tire Wag" confer
cnce where it left ofc three weeks ago.
| This concession Was in the SHAPE IF 4
| demand that If Il now conference is
granted it must he specifically stated
| beforehand what is expected T" ne as
complishcd. what ground il to y" coz
vcred and what companies arc 20 par
ticipate.
This brings the matter NJ TO the
Amalgamatcd Association and the mis-
sion of its high officials to New YORK
is doubtless to convince the steel peo-
ple there that a new cont"rcnc" IS G.
sential to an amicable settlement.
The conference. today. was rcpcu-
ton Of Yesterdays.
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KNEW DELAY PROBABLE.
Decision or Plaintiffs in Case Of Delay 'l
Steamer Being Seized.

London. Aug. 2.-Iustice Mathew IL
tho Kings bench division OF inc hii'i'
court Of justice. Friday r'n"e',,''
;,,d,mcnt in favor OF the pl3lntiilS III
the casc of Mackic. Dunn & co.. VINO
s,,od Donald. Curric Il 60. and Buck
NH Eros. for delay in the delivery OF
,,rqo of foodstuffs shipped on the
British steamer Mashonh. H"'' ~"
York. oct. IS, 1889. consigned !" 'io''-
ria The cargo of the Mash"i'" was
seized bv the British Warship iaf'f'"St
in Dclagoa bay. The court fonh" W.
the agents Of the defendants khcW TN,
Goods were liable to contiScatioh ana
,h,t therefore. delay in their delivery
,y,s nrobabIe. a stay Of execution was
or, ntcd as six other actions are penn
ing
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cyoudburst Sends Immense Volume Of Water
Through the City.

M,rti I,ah. Aug. "A cloudburst
in the canyon caused tieiii' .'"o -.
flow of water to rush toWaruS i"i'''
crock and inundate this city. FOR d
few hours great excitement prevaiiea'
Thousands of cords Of logs ana o,ne'
debris which was brought down win
~. Great wall of water damned up tle
Urinary channels and a raging tor
rent poured through the prihc'pai
etreets of the city forcing GOWN
fan,as flooding yards. running through
,,,,,s,as and doing great damage.
The water has subsidized. leaving 'he'
IT, covered with mud huge boulders
and debris. AS
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TO evACUATE PEKIN.
The Allied Troops Booked to Leave Chlnc:c
Capital. Thursday. Aug, IS.

I.nndon. Aug. 1.-The under secretary
of tho foreign office. Lord Cranbonc. in
tho House of Cumons. today, annpuhc-
cd that the official date fixed Tor the
evacuation of Pckin by the allird troops
was Aug. Is. subject to few days cN-
tension if necessary. The evacuation OF
the other portions of China depchhed
on circumstances
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CRESCEUS, 2.O2 IA.
Stallion Again Lowers Own
and Worlds Records.
Only a Heavy Wind Prevents Him Co.
ing Better Than 2.02.
Docs thu HALL in SO "a First Time Accom-
riishcd by ANY Trottcr.

Columbus. Ohio. Aug. 2.-Creaceus.
champion OF the trottinG turf. added
more laureis to his fame. today. by
i.ottng a mile in 203A. reducing by
half a second his week-old record of
2G2T.. made at Cleveland. last Friday.
The fist half was trotcd in 53A. the
first time that the distance has been
covered in IcFs than one minute by q
trottcr. The time by quarters was.
-la. -e&i 1.2nh ana 2.oeA. Only stiff
u nd blowing directly up the stretch
kept CrescCus from stepping faster
than 2.02.
Mere than I2cc0 people sourneycd to
tie park to see the great trott"r if
actiun. At noon a few drops Of rain
1.Il. but the track was in excellent con
clifton At about , O'Clock the Sky
cleared but the wind did not decrease
a great d"al Of money went into the
box at oSds Of - 10 ST. on time
;cairst the truttcr. At the track, owing
~ Inc fierce wind. the odds against the
horse inrira> cd to SIS to 81. but the
f.,ci-crs Of CreaceUs took the short end
@s /. ng as pools sold. George ketcham
appoarcd with Cresceus a little before
2 o'clock ETr. ketcl1am was forced to
lit his c"p.
Tic champion logged three miles
slower than 3 minutes and one in 80
An hour later he came out again. and
after scoring several times, stepped Il
mile IN 225 Still later he worked out
FIR the last time in 2.15h. He evil
IDENTIFY had great power in reserve.
| Al 40 the stallion was brought out
~, = ro- TIN, Nnrrnpn his
trainc,. was ready to accompany him
with n runner. and Dan Lahoc waited
~ TIE hall mile pole tn take him on
/ from there. On the fifth score. ketch-
an nodded for the word. but Cresceus
WAS not in his stride and he pulled up
| at the first turn to try it again.
| Down to Tie wire he rushed. The run
nor two lengths behind. and this time
/ it was 4 90. Gamcly facing the breeze.
! thc champion moved with apparent
ease and at his greatest speed.
! The runner caught him at the quar-
ter and shout went M from the
| thrnne as the tim" went IN. quarter
| of \ second less than 80. Now the wind
| was at his back. and realizing the ad
vantage. Ketcham kept him at his
great clip.
| The hnlf-milc pole was passed in 59%
c,.o,dy /, rccorl pa1-ar hnf,rc attained
"'' ''''''' :" m ''''i
/ ana here TN" second runner caught MN
IN The thrcc-quarter POLE was reach
| Al :, / "orL
n" ~ i-oo f'
! AS 'fc#cCS turned INTO IN" Slfetch
| the bitter wind heat him in the face
| .,,, ,,.I1 ;,.,,, hack la, for,o Iro. the
| '''' ,-''' 'i'''' '''N ~
| fraction az Il second he seemed 70 fall
'F'. p'l hIS HfINfr soon ch'p"!"H'" "''i.
| ,r 40 l,r...-o 10 dashed IrnI.r thr wire
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Earl Ii Very Much Alive.

London. Aug. 1.-The dispatches from
Pckin Of the London Times and other
rcvspapcrs under yesterdays date re-
fer to Ii Hung Chang as conterrlng
with the missions and do not mention
his illness They are presumably bet
te, informed than the Shanghai cor
RESPONDENT of the London Globe. who,
today. reports Ii Hung Chang as
diving.
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az, ~ tHe ,r ,,, which resulted from ligh +
ling ling striking the buildings. WednsSd1 =,
Zoe prope' ~ of Pittsiieid To have
i-le"eiiyn ~, ., If between aHco ana sJrl.
had Si in the O. property destroyed was s.
"H + MANY aSseh Iar%ns rni 'g2 ne ne
nea'H ~ ;,lilv spread after the bott
fire SO , 9ui'S thare was NOT even time 20
T Tn the ." Wagon out Of the barn n G i9
winch r'u "a ~ nave been ahoG: S12'b.
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Nan Kirg 10 Be a Treaty Port.

Hong Kong. Aug. The commits
si,r.r of customs has left WI Chau for
Nan King. province of Quong See. to
open the later as treaty port. Ire
British warships Glory. Eclipse and
Daphne arrived unexpectedly. today,
N Amoy. All is quiet there.
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Boston Forecast.

Boston. AUG. Local forecast for
Boston ana vicinity: Satur lay, fair
weather, followed in the afternoon. by
increasing cloudiness and probably
light showers; warm: light, sorthcaet
winds: Sunday, fair weather: cooler.
northwest winds.
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AIIeued Hjohwayman Bound Over.

Sanford. Me. Aug. WIN. r. Ban
chard of Mount Hope. who was arres''"'
Yesterday. on suspicion of being iinr'ica'-
ed in the highway robbery az i;enih .. y, :,
last Wednesday, today, was heIu IN ~
bail for the September term OF the 81
Dreme court. Bail was furnished
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TROLLEY CIR WRECKED.
Twenty live People Injured in Smashup Neat
Donncisyil'c. Ohio.

e:ro,d ohio. Aug. ~ car wa
oP'tili; ''I' ia ia ton Springfield * "
NM rro n. Line near DonnclIsvile; To-
n nhnd III the available doctors have been
disnatched to the scene Twenty-Five re'-
pIc were injured.
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SHOWERS, TODAY. FAIR. SUNDAY

washington Aug. Forecast for
New England: Showers. Saturday.
warmer; Sunday, fair; light to fresh
southcrly winds, becoming westerly.
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Georg. C. Thomas. broker and mem
Der of the Consolidated Exchange. new
York. was arrested. Friday. and arraisn
ed before. United states Commissioner
revenue act in failing TO place revenue
stamps on sales of stocks. lie waived
cxamina ton and was held in $3.50 hail for
examination MIR. Thomas contends that
;h.. tax is Illegal and he was arrested IN
order that a test might be made in the
courts.
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M, rastern Manufacturing Go. is s;tid
- r@ t ereotins another pap;e,fi
min al South Brewer !. NE el,H VII
r'ake satisfactory tax arrangements
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Mr.. REED LAUGHS
At Report Which Connect Him with New Yorh
City MayoraIy

Portland Me-. Aug. when EN-
Speaker Thomas +. Reed was seen at
his summer home here, today. and told
that he had been mentioned ~ 4 mem
Der of the committee of Fifteen as n
possible candidate for mayor Of New
York, he smiled at what he called the
absurdity of the proposition.
When a man becomes mayor Of
New York" said Mr.. Reed, he makes
many enemies. X will be an right for
YOU to say that / have never heard of
this matter before, and you may add
that apparently | have 10 inclination
in that line
Boston. Aug "A New York special
to the Evening Globe says: For ma yor.
Thomas +. Reed. This suggestion is
made to the Citizens Union by Austin
g. Fox. an anti-Tammany Democrat
and member of the Committee of Eff
teen. Mr.. FOX believes that the OK
Speaker. who is now a resident of this
city, IS the strongest and best man
who could possibly be named. He de
clares that not only ran tn" former
Speaker ne elected bur as mayor he
would he the ideal official.
Mr. Fox is a close friend Of Vice
President Roosevelt. and some l;opufli-
cans believe that there may be ma
tional politics in his booming Reed.
Mr.. Reeds friends. however. Do not
hcliev" that he would accept the nomi-
nation
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ALL STORES CLOSED in AUGUSTA, AUG. I
Merchants and Clerks Will Take
Holiday at the Islands.

the the
all the
70
a1
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