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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-04
D. HALE WILSON 6 CO.
REAL ESTATE,
RENTS AND LOANS

We have the following special bar
gains in very desirable real estate for
few days only.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-04

NJ E. B. A. No. 81, meets first ana
third Wednesday evening at ian
m, Raford Hall, No 10. West Tntsp-
dencia street
J. L. SWEENEY. Sec.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-04

tingIing Hood Ofwarm. rich. pure blood direct
10 the paralyzed nerves, mucus membrane
bones and joints, giving warmth and
strength just where sc is needed, and IN this
way masking perfect, lasting cure Of
CNIRrrh All Ff=
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-04

One lot Mems Fine Gloves
One lot Mems Fine Kid Gloves SLCo S25
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-04
Gents Furnishings and Shoes,

Time to buy your Summer Underwear
creation in Balbriggan India Crepe, Feath
Isles of all kinds.
Every train brings US Oxford Ties for
See thsm b.fore mixing your purchases.
try-on o: send som: up for you to try. If
1913 and tell us what you want.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
SnueI n. Blackwell.

Word ". received here Thursday OF
the deathf Samuel II. blackwell at
Chelsea. hss.. ut the soldiers Home
where he mt few months ago. The
cause Of 5 death was Tangrene. Mr.
l'lackWellvaS born in Oakland. bu,
had paSSe the most of his life in this
town. hang been III the hardware
BUSINESS arc for many years in the
store noToccupicd by w. W. Nye &.
Co.. %roc~. Mr.. Blackwell's wife died
about fivycars ago. He has been in
failing hath for a number of years
ana has IT been engaged in active
business. The remains will be brought
here fcT intcrmcnt Saturday 1T n
o'clock. II the funeral will h" held
from thrcsidenco of w. J. Bradbury
"n Werrn avenue. Roy. q. w.
flincklcrf Good Will Farm. who WA
an lntilrar friend of Mr.. blackwell
VIII be e officiating clergyman. Mr..
i'lHckWt left no near relatives with
tn" eNcHtinn ot brother. Edward.
who rcsss in WinslOw.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

\ Telegram to- relatives at Ellsworth
announces the suiCid" Of Ralph +.
Lori sunday night at Il hotel in ST
Louis Mo. Ar. Lord vas IL" youngest
son of tn" late capt. Sylvester Lord. II"
left Ellsworth about II years 1En ia
make his hom, i it'll An uucl" in Calais
bat f"r several years has been living
in tn" West. lie Was =? wears old anI a
trav"lirE salesman Ivy occupation. was
married. hut had no children. Howard
II. Adams "f Ellsworth. - nephew Of
Mr. Lords, has gone to st. Louis am!
will accompany the body East.
Following a four days legal battle
in hich four of the most ploInin"n,
attorneys in TIL" stat" ana one from
Massachusetts having taken part tn,
jury in the United States court al
rrttilnd "Wednesday brought in a
Verdict ." Si3o>.%3 frr John Pcltnmma
VIM 4uci tn" katrhdin Paper ana
rUlp 60. f'r S1n.onn damages
P.itniu,nI c!ti...,l ia nrt"hrr. 1907. he
NAV -'y. r,iy iuiurrj in thr fill NJ 4
d"fl ~. owned ~ III" q, frajt"t COM
pam ami vluch through she ucGli-
:,"n"' ~ lh,.ir employees w.is nurrnpcr-
II adjusted. !ir claims that H. has
been S;Ck eyer since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
PENSACOLA SUFFERS.
Every House Damaged and Loss Will
Be Over Three Millions.

IrnSacnia, Fla. Sept. 21-The v.orct
ram STERN ana hurricane that the G,,r
coast mas experienced since the village
'l frhsacoia on san Rosa Island was
swept away. l07 years ago. began last
ni%nt and is still raging late TODAY
i is reported that many lives H.
tween here and the navy ward have
cen lost. but the report has not been
verified and does not obtain credencn
II Is known. hovcrer. that many of
me houses IN that section are under
ff"h' > to 10 feet of water and many
women nay" been taken from second
stony windows and carried to safety
in boats.
me e2tlrated property damage is
S3,WW~o. Every house in Pensacola has
suffered damage and many roofs are
blown off. Telephone. telegraph and
electric light wires are wrecked.
Ire water front is strcwn with de-
hrlS for mics on each side of the city
and vessels are piled on the wharves;
or where the wharvcs once were, in ut
ter ruin.
Big iron steamers and many lighter
sailing ships are lying high and dry up
IN the city where the tide has never
before been known to reach. Wharvcs
for miles around here have been swept
ANY, or damaged beyond repair
The electric power was shut off at
l O'Clock this morning. There is no
street car traffic and communication
with the outside world is practically
cut off. The streets Of Pensacola are
Uttered with timbcrs, tin roofing and
broken glass.
This dispatch, with other Geographic
matter. is being hurried to Flomaton,
Ala. by III" Western Union manager,
who makes the trip by train to asccr-
tain tic exact damage done here and
"&nlM mere. 1t is feared great havoc and
loss of life will be shown when reports
from the entire section along thu coast
cam be- gathered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
ALL FOR BIG SPORTS.
Fish and Game Club With $1,000
ee and Yearly Assessments.

st. John, y. T.. Sept 21-A great snort
ing organization has Just been organized
in Montreal. tho largest Of the kind in
canada. and will control one of the finest
moose and other big game territories I'm
America. 1t is called the New Bruins
WICK Fish and Game Company. Ltd, and
has secured a lease of 100000 acres in
the Tnbiquc section of this province from
the New Brunswick Railway. which has
held the land for some years. Plans for
a magnificent club house have been made
by Mr.. Findlcy Of Montreal In addition
sporting camps will he established at all
the best points. a corps of guides will
he organized and the land will hc kept
exclusively for the use of the members
ami their friends
I'll" membership fec is S10OG, be sides Il
yearly assessment
One Of the objects is to protect and
propagate big game in the province The
great land areas involved have all along
been open to the public just as all other
lands in the province, and the owners
have always considered that the timber
hal been in great danger from fires. 4
proper system Of fire protection will now
he adopted all over thu land.
Tho officers Of the club arc: Honorary
president, Lord Strathcona; president
Robt. Mcighcn of Mortreal vice prcsi-
dent. Col. II. II. Mclean, St. john treas
urrr. Alfred Zclcy. st. John: manager.
w. r. Whitehead. NJ. p, Fredericton:
and on the list of provincial directors are
the names Of a number Of New York
SpOrtSmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
COMMUNICATION DESTROYED.
Wire Service Out of New Orleans In
tcrrupted BY Storm.

Louisville. Ky. Sept. Filth" Gun
Storm which began to show us i"rc,
"Wednesday night has Destroyer o.,
wire communication to M"hiic any
New orleans. The storm appears e'h
oral. between Montgomery. Ala. an"
thu. Gulf IF Mcxic" and westward |"
the Mississippi river
There has been no communication
with New Orleans since mihniGh', tII'
last word from there beng 70 ne 81
feet that one suburb had been oaih
arod somewhat by the wind and by Il
sudden rise Of four feet in LAX" f"ht-
chartrain. Water is reported -FOUR Icy
docn in the streets Of Moss Point
Miss. the high wind blowing tn" water
in from tn" Gulf.
AT 24O Thursday morning commune
cation was restored for moment WIN
uohiIo which reported a gal" blowing
with rain falling in torrents and the
barometer falling rapidly
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Confesses to Police That
He Slew His Brother,
Weighted Head With Iron and
Threw Il In the River.
Breaks Down when Shown Dismsmbered
Body and Tells Full Story.

New York. Sept. 2'.-Arma fashion
the Armenian, who was arrested last
night ana charged with the murder If
his brother, Markar Markarian. con-
fcsscd To the police today that he KILL
ed his brother He said that he threw
his brothers. head into the Hudson
river
\ part of the dismcmbcrcd body of
Mark;ri;ln WAS found in :; bit near
West 36th street on Sunday. The
head, legs and The arms were missing
and as the head had not Vet bccn
found, the identity of the BODY WAS
unknown until Tashjion confessed. He
WithStuu1 the operation of the uolicc
inuuisition system all last night with
some fortitudr. He was shown pic
lures of the di'mrmborcd parts of the
body taken in the mnrsuc, and these
he begged tpdrfully to be taken away.
However, he StcadfaSlly maintained
his innocence
This morning II" was first arraicncd
~ nc T"mbs court and thcn taken to
the lm"rCuc. ON looking at tho parts
or the body Of his BROTHER. he broke
down and said according to the police.
Il want to tell all. ] did it,"
tie then made i fuller confession.
10 Police Inspector Mclaughlin
fashion said tina; he killed his broth
cr because he was the '.mcancst ANA
Stn"i"st fellow hc ever saw. Las,
Saturday ncht. H., Slid. he u,,rrnllpI
with his brother over money.
I mad" NJ my mind to XIII him
that night" siii fashion. "Hc wrut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
MODIFIED ANIMATION.
Civil Service cofnssion to Change
Method of Tests Qualifications.

Washington. 81 -'-Nith view
to securing more satisfactory service,
the civil service ''iiilission has an
nounced nliii"d clerk carrier
examination for Oe'. 80, appoint
mcnts from WIFI VIII be made at
salaries ranging rom 5000 10 s140O
per annum, accorns 70 qualifications.
The proposed elimination differs in
two material reaeo'S from former
clerk cXaminatior'
Instead of anu cal or complex
arithmctical proF'hs' mere will be
tests in simple computations: and
time consumed 2 ,lie cXaminat ton is
also to be consiGed with a weight of
20 per cent, tn handicaping appli-
cantS who maye accurate but who
are slow in theiwork. The object is
To secure more ;rld work. Provision
is made that aflcants may also
qualify in supplemental subjects and
thus become eli3le by reason of their
education and I"r1cncc for posi-
tons requiring cichtlllc or technical
knoWlcd"n
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Government receipts Thursday :
From internal revenue. 1861 .S26; GUS
| toms. Sl.il0.6.6: miscellaneous. S4l,J"3.
Expenditures. 81 .AS0,000.
Major j. H. Rigging of Pawtuckrt.
Thursday reconsidcred his former d.
cisinn. today. announced that Il"
would accept the nomination of the
Democratic party for governor of
Rhode Island.
Louis Emmett. who was in jail At
Bridgcton, y. j., awaiting trial for
burglary. hanged himself "Wednesday
night with Il rope torn from Il cell
hammock. He had tied his feet to-
gcthcr before ending his life
Train wreckers removed seven rails
from the Southern Raiioad at Barton.
:. e., Thursday morning, dcraling pas
$engcr train No. 80 from Savannah or
Columbia. No one was killed. BLOOD
hounds have been called for To track
he perpetrators.
The celebration planned for Thurs
day at Wunnsnckct, Il. l.. in honor Of
til" delegates to II" National convcn-
ton of LTninn st. Jean Baptistc was
MARRIED h. the Indictment weather.
Under heavy showers 1000 mon parad-
ca through thr principal streets which
w"r" handsomely decorated. The
dc'r gates wcr" rendered q banquet in
the evening.
Orders have been ISSUED Ivy the navy
department for III" rcfriGcrItinG ship
Glacier. now IN rout" from SacZ to
Port Said. t" proceed "a Jo?rl in Or
der Ia give the members of her crew
an opportunity to visit tn" Holy Land.
This unusual privilege is accorded the
mon If tn" Glacier because If their
arduous experience" in conducting til"
drydpck Dewey To the Philippines Tn"
Glacier is now on her way to the Unit
cd States.
a passenger train on tn" Western di-
vision Of IT," Boston &: Maine ran INFO
an open switch in the yard at Law
renee, Mass. Thursday and coIlilcl
with a freight ear John Porter. the
fireman on the passenger train WAS
badly ScaIded by escaping steam. but
the other members of the train crew
and the passengers on the train es-
capped injury. The train resumed It's
Journey with Il new engine after a
short delay.
Late Wednesday night. n woman
found murdered in the Glcnwood hotel
at Minneapolis. was identified as the
wife of Harry SUSsnan. newspaper
photographers. They had been married
about z Year. They separated two
months ago. the woman pcturniug to
her parents and the husband leaving
town y few days ago. Sussman re-
turned ANA hc ANA his wife went away
together. The police are looking for
the husband.
Identification Of the body Of a wom-
IN found in the water at Savin Rock.
near New Haven. Conn. Sunday was
made by members of the family
Thursday. as thai Of Mrs. May DAILY Of
EaucatuCk. The body Of Il young man
found on the shore to the westward Of
Savin Rock the same day. has not been
identified. 4 watch charm bore
Ma sonic design ana the body has been
hurried 10y thar order. II was Coinci-
1-nre that IN The watch found IN each
body Was the monogram M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
THE cLCING SESSIONS
OF the Free B'tist Conference Held
ThursV at Bangor.

Bangor, Me- Sept. 27.-Thc closing
sessions of III Maine Free Baptist
Association VT held today They be-
gan with dc'iional service. led by
Rev. f. Is. F'tcr of Clinton. The
morning busims was followed by a
sermon.
At the afteron session ar address
was dclivcredg Rev. w. ". HAYDEN
Of Milo Resdiions were adopt.d
favoring the ontinuancr Of the pro-
hIbitorY law. s'tihSt prize fights AMI
ttvolinG ballo reform.
The eveningnd closing session was
devoted to tn Young Peoples Socic.
ty with address by Rev. w. s. COLE
man of DcAtclnd Prof. S. J. Chase d.
Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
MEAT AND CHICKENS SEIZED.
Chicago Food Inspector Puts Ban on
Cozen Cars Of Food.

Chicago. Sept. 27.-Tw" cars "f cold
@toracr chickens ana oyer 10 carloads
of meat were cnudriuu"d yesterday by
rhi,f Food INSPECTOR Murray ana his
assistants. IL say nothing Of l. ear
caS:,"s Of diseased cattle and four
calves.
I'll. conformation Of III" chickens
vas Hur "a rrivd!" aivic"s received Ivy
Murray from caiIdt. When h" harm
ct that the lot had escaped him and
was ~ I'll" MEAN 10 New York ~ n"ti-
fi"I H. authorities thor" $" they can
catch the Shipmcn, at its destination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
GALE PASSES INLAND.
It Is Expected to Move Slowly Nortn
ward During Today.

Washington. Sept. 27.-B"iatcd re-
ports to the weather bureau toniSht
from Pensacola, Fla, announce
that the Gulf hurricane passed lniand
west of there. the wind reaching SO
miles an hour at Pensacola. The
storm is probably ccntcrcd tonight IN
Central Mississippi. 1t is believed 10
h. decreasing in energy and thH Wcath-
II bureau predicts that il VIII move
slowly northward during the next -
hours. An increase in the energy "f
tie storm however, is expected ~ ""
bureau when the disturbance reaches
the ,ower Lake region. Its probable
cnurs. during the next "A hours will be
nnr,b.,stw,rd through Tennessee ana
t,n,,,cl,v into the Ohio valley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28

Tho 1t meeting for September ~
the SnWhcgan Granc" was hold
" odneiay night and as usual was
larGelatinnGcd. An Interesting pro-
gram ,,c eiycn ana there WAS wnrl;
iii the'hird and Fourth degrees. At tho
close tll,. meeting refreshments wore
serve tlr dining room being in charge
OF Mi ma Mrs a. J. Bernard. Mi ANA
Mrs. Reniamir Fairbr"ther. Mrs. FL
Nira Flld and Mrs. Alice GRAHAM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
Fair Notes.

10 Mcssrs. &. Davis Miller ana Anscl
H"lWIy. president and secretary re-
s;cctiV. " of the Somerset Central
Agricultural Society. must bc given
much If the credit for the great sue
cess that it has proven. These g"n,l"-
men have worked early and late III the
interest If III" association. They have
tray, He'd al through the section within
a radius OF 80 miles of SkOWhrSAn,
called upon the farmers and personally
intcrvicWei them in regard to making
an exhibit ana the result is shown in
the fiji" display nf cattle, horses, farm
rruductS. poultry and in fact every
thing that tnrdr t" make up Il first
class county fair. They are !" h. con-
graduated.
Tie officials. at the races We're y. y.
Sweeney of Portland. starter: w. ii.
Jewell of ShaWmut and II. l.. Merry "f
North AnSon. Judges; Il. y. Hill and ".
Scott Robinson Of this town. timers.
The ulrshals We're +. c. Dunlap ami
Uorac" Weston.
E"ty,cn the heats G. ". Nelson #
Wattrviii. slI,M ~! tie s;tllion N"i@rl
on tn" stretch. This grand "ld hose
now Il wears old. has race record of
..09 and is the sire nf .lure cast "n"t
th.ln any other stallion III thr state.
Ent,. horse AMI driver we're given Il
gr"lt ovation - they lr"E" aN me
TrandSthnd.
During the waits between I've heats
:; fine display W,.e made of G"nth'ni"H
drivers and matched pairs. 30 town III
Mniur iil.. finer horses than has Sk"W-
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TERRIFIC STORM RAGING.
C"ntinued from Page OneA

ct nat part Of New Orleans between
LAX" 'aiN'sz ana trsuline streets Is nm
der Il few inches of water from the Lake
backing up
40 anxiety is felt vet regarding tn.
situation in the city. but protracted delay
oil news from the ncighboring towns on
the Gulf coast has caused apprehension
Fay 81 Louis and Biloxi and Mississinn,
city, al in Mississippi are exposed ia
Mississippi Sound
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28

The Colislm will reopen Saturday
evening, ar the management has an
attractive -ogram i'll progress of ar
r;tnGcmcnt Billy" CoombS Of Lewis
ton will re Phillip Baker Of Fair
field for the miles. and there will he
some fast preiminaricS The music
for the ocasion will he furnished ~
Mechanics Band of Oakland.
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VAUDEVILLE.

lierScy r. Fcn1 has secured the no
sltion as Coae Of the Kicker Classical
Institute FOCAL team He has had
Il good deal experience" in coaching
since leaving "llcgc, ana the IIoultrn
boys are cXrtcd to have il good team
this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28
HOTEL COLLAPSES,
TWO Nilied During the Terrible Storm
at McComb, Miss.

New Orleans. Sept. 27.-Passengcrs ar
rlVlng here over the Illinois Central to-
night said that while the train was stop
ping at McConb Miss. a hotel collapsed
IN 4 wind storm there. killing two per
sons. They said that heavy wind was en-
r"unt"red at McComb. They had no fur
Their details.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28

The follOwG officers Of SoroSiS hav,
Been electedPrcsi,lcnt. Mrs. Dennis +.
Bowman: We president Mrs Frank
Noble; Secriry, Miss Margaret Lord
treasurer, IS. f. A. Lovcjoy: mem
G;rs of the.Xecutive board for three
vars, Mrs. F. \. Hartman, Mrs.
Franz Religion.
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A RAPID FALL.
barometer at Montgomery Drops Is
Degrees Within An Hour.

Moll' Somery. Ala. Sept. 21.-Spccials
10 the Advertiser from Mobile received
up 70 1870 "Wednesday night when all
communication failed, indicated that
me center of the Gulf coast storm
was south of Mobile, with the wind
san ing to north and blowing 80 miles
an hour.
Al 1870 P. NJ. the barometer regis
tered 1855, fall of Is degrees. within
an -Four.
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Rad AT NEW ORLEANS.
One TELEGRAM Says Water in Street
is Four Feet Deep.

New York. Sept. 27.-Rcr"rts OF
severe storms in Louisiana. MISSISSIPPI
ana Georgia were received her" Fh ,r-
.dny nur telegram reads that there
i four ut ~ water In ne streets p
New orleans. Heavy rainialis are re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28

CLYDE Giles of Portland was tn"
guest rurs,lay Of Sk"whC gan r"la =
tlves. is a native Of this town and
is ehg4.d in the automobile business
in thAtitv.
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Mobile, Ala, Shut OFF.

Louisville. NY, Sept 27.-I-p to s
o'clock tonight communication with
Mobile, Ala, had no. been restored and
no word had come from that city.
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&OWHEGAN.

Matthv \. s. Clark ana Mrs. Mahcl
ii. Atlns. both Of SkowhcEan. wcr,
united amnrriage Wednesday by Rev.
+. +. lrrill at tie residence Of the
groom.
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ported At Nicksburg, Miss. and at
Macon. Ga
Telegraph communication to New
orleans is badly crippled.
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Storm Now Raging Over Mississippi

bureau today stated that I'll" storm
signals were ont all along the coast
ana that the center of the disturbance
was moving over Mississippi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-28

Tw~i.r Nol., Scott" r~hfug schoon-
crs have arrived at th-ir lrEn rur:s
after an UnsuD, 2~.uI ajtempt 20 fish
on til Einks IF Newfoundland. Til.
N"->.l@ were OBLIGED tu ahlr,lcH IN,
tSnuG Srnunds hycaIs,. "r IN" sc;trriiy
"f .cuid. used ~ bait TIL fleet c.Ir-
ri"i n"aris. ip9 men. nearly All nf whuu
have l"S money during the month ~
moro they have been out.
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S1nN

Fire Wednesday destroyed II build
inIs On upper st. Lawrence street at
Montreal. 4 defective water supply
Handicapped the nremen. The loss is es-
timatcd at 300 900.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Oil HnlWay Of Augusta was
in town Te'lncsday. visiting Mrs.
Rachel Fog and Mrs. Elvyra Fowler.
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Closes With Most Inter-
esting Races Of Week.
Ramrod, Frank R. H. and Out
cast Prove Themselves Winners.
Rain Affects Attendance The Great Norlherns
Beat Skowhegan Il TO 6.

Skowhcsan, Me, Sept. 27.-(SpeoiaD.
The annual fair under the auspices of
tn" somerset Central Agricultural So
ciety closed here today. Owing to the
rain If the early morning and the
thu catching weather Of the forenoon
the attendance was not near 50 large
as on the opening day. The racing was
very exciting, there being two dead
heats.
During the afternoon the Great
NorthcrnS of Madison defeated the
Skowhegans i'll Il mlserably played
game by the score Of y to 8. The race
summary:
80 cLAss-TKoT 70, or rAcE-rtf;sE
RImrod blk by Startling, Nat.
ting .;......;;;.................
Nrttic r., b m. Thompson ...........3 ? :
Lady Thompson; b IN. Woodard .....l |
f2"st time iGI.
80 CLASS TROT OR PACE PURSE
Frank i. II, i <. breeding unknown.
StauIcy G.. blk Z, Weston ............% }
Marr"n ". y $, E"lco ........---....: :,
Doris. j. m Dustin ...--.-.............l )
Timc- ,.::sz.fii 2..1h, 22ir..
10 CLASS -Tf:nT uI: PACE-rURS;E
"ntr..St. !" hy vcrnwood. /.
HIanchr T., i m by ii! 81. LAY,
crown Duchess, m, Nc
ravlin". INK (. Gilman .......-.: 3 I
Iinc-223i@. -, 2.23'=. -. 80.