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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-24

PnLADELrHIA, June % The snxiously
awaited confession Of John Bsrdsley is now
the sl-important development for which
everyone is watching The books of the
keyston. Bank fail to reveal the ms thods
adopted in the disposal Of the 81 1856. 622 "a +,
the exact snount of the city treasurer 8
shortage, and the private books examined
by the experts fail to throw any more light
on the subject.
District ..orney Graham and Lawyer
Alexander are on lhs brink Of a serious
squsbble because Al order for one inter-
view with the imprisoned treasurer was
used for three such visits to the prisoa-
All but one ifd OF this is icdabitsbly
lost TO the city. 1t is out from 81 500, 900
to 81 $50, 900 under . system which left It
possible for city treasurer, as in this case,
to draw interest on city and state money in
1889, to speculate and use it to prop fall
ipg bank in 1870, and in 1891 to add over
100000 to the city loss and keep afiost
though ave months in which he was de-
seultsr.
Bsrdsley is known to have lost about
s400, 900 through specializing in stocks.
Where the rest went is mystery. He
threatens to make clean breast Of every
thing next Tuesday. and every newspaper,
Republican and Democratic alike, and
every friend is urging him to do so.
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Belfast News.

Special to the KENYEDEc JouRrn"l
BtLrAsr, June 23.-The Dana Sarsa-
parllla Company has decided on the changes
that are to be made in the foundry property
aid Mr.. Nj. II. Cooper, one of the direc ors,
is in Bangor buying lumber. The main
building 10 l26x48 feet, two stokes and
basement. This is to be raised one story
and gambrel roof put on. 1t is to be
atted with power elevator and other modern
improvements. A side track of the rail
road is to be laid close to the basement
doors, and all things arranged for the
economical putting up and handling of the
goods.
The Bsp,is. society is to give reception
10 Mrs. T.. N. Peirce. the new pastor 3
wifes. at the church Wednesday evening.
Mfr. Chf-les Russell Of Bellows Falls,
VT, is spending his summer vacation IN
this city.
Jake Hsvener is again in town visiting
the scenes and friends Of his youth.
Another change in the express bust 1ess
here i. announced for the near future. The
messenger service on the mixed train con-
Meeting with tie night Pullman is to be re-
established, which will return Austin kest-
ing 10 hi. old position agsin. 1t 10 reported
hat the New England Dispatch meseen-
gers are TO attend to all the express busi-
ness on the Bangor & Boston steamers.
The committee on Fourth Of July ceie-
brs,ion are putting in some hard Work ana
a coed variety Of entertainment 10 expected
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Case Day Exercises at Bowdoiu.


BRUNSWICK, June 23.--Class day exer
cises at Bowdoin began this morning il
Memorisl hall, the Salem Cadet band fur,
nishing the music.
The osstion was by A. X. Newman on
the Roman Catholic church as factor In.
huencing civilization. Instead Of retar,iina
progress and being 8 menace TO freedom OF
thought the orator TO light it was iene.
ii' To humanity IS it had been through the
middle ages. reaching those whom no ether
church could reach, and it will be long be-
fore i. outlives its usefulness.
The poem was by N. G. Mallett and was
a olished production.
The exercises Of the afternoon occurred
under the old Thorndike oak. The weather
cleared during the morning and the after
aoon was fair and warm. The following
programme was carried out
Opening address, Otto G. Scales Wilton
History. eamuel ii. Erskine, Alna
statistics, Henry s. Chapman, Bruusyt ,ck
Prophecy. Char.es s. Lincoln Brunswick
IA Ting address, Edward N. Goding. Alfred
odeist, Lewis A. Burleigh, Augusta
Tie opening address said that Ameri can
colleges was best suited to their purpose of
any in The world. As much real educst ion
comes from contact with classmates as
from ins .uctors. 1t scathingiy reduced
the educated men who held sloof from
exercising their franchise. The history
re counted the stand the class took in
sthletics. and gave statistics OF the class
The svers1e age was 80 years, . mon tbs,
weight, Isl r4 pounds, height. > feet.
"a inches. The prophecy was brilliant,
witty and ingenious.
The closing address declared that not a
rank book but class judgment was the cor
rect appreciation Of mans worth, and that
on the alumni rested what the college
should be.
The class then formed circle on the
grass and smoked the pipe of peace and
sang the class ode. Then in double file,
preceded by the band, they slowly mar he'd
.ronud the campus cheering each hall
Ia .urn until Memorial hall Was
reached where they gave the class and col
lege yelis. cheered the faculty and sang
Phi Chi" FForming an endless line they
marched round and round shs king haiids,
then gave the college rell and dispersed.
The cold and threa ming weather chused
he dance on the green 10 be given up and
the hop held in Town Hall. Before the
dsucing, the Salem Cadet Band gave con-
cert. Some tfty couples formed en for
the grand march and dapciog was prolonged
ua;it late hour, there being eighteen num-
b rs on tho order. Robinson of Portland
was the caterer.
This evening the promenade concert and
dare on the green will be given while
many Of the seniors will give spreads in the
various halls.
ine following is the programme for
Wednesday. June "a: The graduating e.ser-
cists of the Medical School Of Maine in
NJ moliai hall at . A. NJ; the annual ad-
n, 50 will be delivered by Hon. Joseph 4.
Moore, A. NJ, of Thomsstor; annual
meeting of the Phi Be's Kappa Frateinit
II Adams hall st II A. NJ. annual meeting
Of the Maine Historical Society in Cleve-
aa1 lecture room at . A. M; commence
melt concert at the Town hail at 8 Z. M.
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roaEI0H MOTHS.

A special from Iqaiqus says the British
government il showing In every possible
way, without. actual resort 10 arms, that II
10 10 sympathy With the Insurgents.
The riot at Batonys. Austfis. grew out Of
the defess Of socialist In the election.
Oae person WAS killed and many injured.
Several persons have been arrested.
The London Chronicles Wsfssw cofrss.
pondent says the Russian government has
forbidden the Jews TO eiDigsste, and that 100
J.vs have been detained ss the frontier.
A dispatch from the Chiiian government
says the rebels have lost all moral fcrcs and
are pfolonging the war solely TO enrich
themselves with the nitrate deposits Of
Tarspscs.
A band Of armed Kufds are In defiance
Of the British consul, holding IN English
girl named Katy 0reenAeld, aged IA years.
who was abducted, st the TuTkish consulats
in Soujbolak, Persia.
The editor Of the Moscow lliustssisd
Gax st:e fred shot st the editor Of the
vsdomosti Monday. The shot missed us
msn but killed the lastef's companion .
Journalist named Sibiriako6.
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spa AXIS FROM MAINE wIRBs

The Menswarmet opened at Boothbay,
Saturday night, with & ball.
T.R Wentworth has been appointed
postm sstsr at East Lebanon, vice J. s. p.
Jones.
John E. Warren Of Cumberland Mills
has been granted . patent for . fltering
apparatus.
A Mr.. Dow Of Boston and daughter OF
the late Gen. Hancock are to be married at
Sorrento, Thursday
The Wipsiov Lewis commaudery Of
Sale m, accompanied by tee Knights Temp
lar from Gloucester, Boston, ETC., visited
Portland Tuesday.
young man named Allen Of Bluehili,
10 reported missing. His revolver was
found on ledge on the bank Of Salt pond.
Il is supposed he vss drowned,
The l0-round match at Bath, Monday
eveniag. between Donovan Of RocklArd
and Davis Of Laconia, N. n was stopped
BY tie police in the fourth round.
Albert Forsyth, the Bangor insane man
Who disappeared Sunday, wandered back
TO his brothers home Monday night. Men
were in the woods all night searching for
him.
F.B- Rice Of Boston. dealer in barbers
supplies, giving his residence as 10 Milford
street, arrived at RockisEd on the train iasl
Monday night, suffering from an attack Of
paralysis.
The Board Of Siste Assessors have
assessed the following taxes agsinst the ex'
press caTpsnies Of the State for The yesl
ending Ayrii let. 1891: American Express
Company, 500 46; Canadian. sls2 30
Merchants. s42 - Nev Ensiani Desp ssch
SIS; Sandy River, o. so.
The railroad commissioners passes
through Farminstoa, Monday night, OF
their way to Phillips. Tuesday mornini
they wenf owe. the Phillips 4 Rargeie,
Railroad for IN Inspection tour prior 70 tb,
acceptance Of the road. Il il expected Il
| open the road 10 the public snd fadopt
regular passenger tfaia schednle Thursday
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PLEADED roa MnRcY.
Bladsisy, the Eeii- -Conissssd Csimina',
on the witnssa stand,

PmLApkLrnlA, June e3 For two houfs
and = half to-day, John Brsdsley the self
confessed criminal and ex-city treasurer,
pleaded for mercy with tears In his eyes,
before Judge Wilson. Brsdsley Insisted
that neither the state nor the city would
lose one dollar. He admitted owing the
state &l,00e,7s9 aud the city Sl9l 06i.
which. he said. WAS covered BY
property assigned to his bonds.
men. lie traced s945.000 Of the
state funds into the Keystone National Bank
by citing stubs for clearing house certifl'
Gates. AMI stating that his checks bore the
Endorsement Of the Keystone Band, which
thus receipted for his pay men,s 10 The bank.
lie denied all collusion with President
Marsh. and said he does not know whore
March 10. lie said. when the true con-
dition Of the bank Was ascertained,
was astOnishsd thSt Bank Ex-
aminer Drew did not know OF tho
insolvency Of the bank and % expressed
myself to President Marsh, who said
he believed Mr.. Drew did know ail aboa.
II, but from the fact that he, Mr.. Drew,
was under obligations to Mr.. Lucas and
himself, also for money borrowed, he. the
president, thought Mr.. Drew wanted 70
assist the bank all he could. The president
stated that valuable presents. and sums OF
money had been presented or given Mr..
Drew by himself or Mrs. Lucas, or both.
l assert most positively that Mr.. Drew
should have known the true condition OF
the bank and had he communicated the fact
to me or even limited, should never have
pc rmitted the city, state, or my own funds
to remain there. Mr.. Ms-sh stated to me
on one occasion during the lifetime Of MIR.
Lucas that Mr.. Drew came to examine the
bank q week before he was expected. A
messenger was Al once dispatched TO Mr..
Lucas at home. who sent Mr.. Drew . note
which caused him 10 ut once leave the bank
and postpone his examination one week.
Mr.. Drew at one time had An assistant
who, Mr.. Marsh told me, boarded At
his home at the request Of Mr.. Lucas.
This young man kept Mr.. Marsh fully Ad-
vised of the movements Of Mr.. Drew ~ 10
the times when he was TO come TO
the Keystone bank. l wish TO state, with
out reservation or equivocstion, that | do
not know what the Keystone bank did with
the $925 000."
Bardsley denied all knowledge OF any
relations that John or Thomas b. Wana-
msker may had with the keystone. Al
the conclusion OF Bardsley's statement Dis
lrict Attorney Graham asked the court 10
suspend sentence Indefinitely. TO allow The
xpert accountants to pursue their investi-
z .tions further. The court agreed, and
Bsrdsley was taken back to prison.
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Ososo. June 23.-The trustees OK tine
Maine State College met Tuesday fore
NOM. The members present were LORD,
u.in,s. Allen, Briggs. Shaw and Alden.
In Henry Lord OF Bangor. was elected
,.,o.,asu,- ura tenn. After the routine
80 the trustees elected James 5. Sevens
~ U,v.n,. New York. professor of phys
les; David Wilder Colby Of SkSwnexAn; u:
s..istsut in chemistry; u; M. SoNen oi
Bowdoin. farm superintendent ana insI.uc.-
or in prscticsi sgricultu ure. IN we are. Th.
noon the battalion WAS oaiieo OUT ihH
announcement Of new ofncefs .ss maui
On account of the rain the MI MAR! eA''
c,.es were sbridged.
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7HE FULL PENALTY
For Illegal transportation Of
Liquor Given Biddeiord nen,l
QisS Day Exercises At BoYdoln. State
College Trustees leet.
Visiting Knishts At Portiand-Nsw
Hebron Academy Dedicated.

BfpDESoRD, June 23-WilIiam Bushsy
and joseph Butler Of Blddeford, who were
arrested 1t kennebuak for the illegal trans.
poftition Of liquor. we're srrAigned before
Trial Justice Bourne Of thas town ard fined
$500 and costs and sentenced to one yea, .
imprisonment. Their counsel claimed tina.
the ''isi justice exceeded his authority, and
writ OF hsbess corpus has been pettionsd
for.
The body of Andrew j. Emery who dis
appeared from his home in South Berwick
year sgo hss been found in Round pond
near thar town. He was slightly demensed
and 1t ID thought he lost his way and fell
INTO the pond. Foul play was SUSPECTED at
the time Of his death.
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Class Dsy at Bates.

LEwIsros, June SO At the Bates class
day exercises this afternoon. the orator vas
+. J. Chase. poet, Grace N. Brsys; histor-
ian, A. d. Pinkhsm; prophet, +. l.
Pugsley parting address, T. s. Libbey !;
Oiist, Mabel S. Merrill. The Alumni ssso-
citation elected the following officers: G.
B. Fales, president; F. L. Wsshburn, vice.
president; N H. Judkns, secretary and
treasurer; F. E. Enrich, orstor: Susie
Bickford. poet. The concert was at Music
Hall tonight by the KniseI quartette, with
Mics Howe and Mrs. Souths!ck.
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He Can Make 1t Rain at Will.

CANTON. o., June 2S-Frank Mel
bourne Of Sydney, Australia, is spending
the summer with his brother, John,
weslthy contractor OF this city. Mel
bourne is middle aged man who claims
that be has discovered . method Of drawing
rain from the clouds even upon the sun
niest of days. His invention consists
of electrical appliances and he has rigged
up q laboratory in the north part Of
the town in which he con-
ducts his experiments. He claims that he
has operated successfully in Australis, and
says that his operations cover $50 600
square miles. He will draw rain in this
section on the 2sth and goth Of June, he
says. Melbourne talks intelligently upon
sll subjects, but his hobby 10 drawing rain.
Some people believe his assertions, while
others look upon him rs crank. He made
q great deal Of money in the wool business
in Australia, and is rapidly spending it in
his experiments.
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Whiting Koights at Portland.

PoxrLANp, June 23-WinsIov Lewis
Cenmsndery left fer home at O'Clock
tonight. They hsd an elegant banquet st
the Ottawa House, followed by addresses
by Eminent Sir George Z Raymond OF
Portland Commsnde.y; Eminent Sir F. C.
H.r5ey Of Wirslow Lewis Ccmmsndery,
eminent Sir Rsv. L. B. Hatch. Very Emf
nens Sir Thomas Z. Shas. Eminent Sir
Aibro G. Chsse, Eminent Sir c. C. Frye,
Eminent Sir Z. II. Richards. and Sir E. c.
Swstf
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A BOY KILLED
By the Gymnasium Instructor q
Trinity College, Hartford,
fhe Sai-Coniassed Criminal Bardsky
Pleads for Mercy.
He 1siss to Hxplaiu what Became OF
The Loaf Money.

HAx,roxp, Conn, June ?s.--Stephen
Daley, the instructor in the ~ mnasium at
Trinity College, shot and killed John Me-
Carthy, IL yeArs old, about Ii o'clock TO-
night. Mccarthy was not student st the
college. He went on the oAmpus tonight
With several companions curirg the class
day reception and raised q disturbance.
Daley ordered tho crowd ~ leave. They
refused and he tried 10 drive them away.
The crowd attacked him. whom he pulled =
pistol and fired. Daley vent 70 the police
station and gave himself up.
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3ailruaos 4 steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Arrangement OF Traias In Effect May
I'D, 1891.
uaW farther motion irsiss Leave Asxxs.. ..

Uail farther motion tfsias Leave Assxs.s q
olows.
aOIN0 WENT-sD A. n. for Isvis,ou.
Koctisnt. Portland. Bostor ard Montreal; 10 !.
NJ for Haiioveii. Gardiner and 5outh Gsfdi ,er,
hlo 4. n. iof Lswis'oD Warrington, RoekIsnd
rortlsuf. Lancaster, Coiebrook and Boston; z.oo
r. N. for HAiloweii. Gardiner sod south Gardiner:
$50 P.M.fof Brunswios, Bath. kookiand, Portland
Boston; IN. taxprossl Portland and Boston ana
rer and South Gardiner; 100 p. n. tnisAt Pril
man for Lewiston. BatA, Portland and Boston
GOING EAsT-s.io A. N. (nisiii express) for
btowbogan, Belfast. Bangor. Bar Haybor, ,t
Stephen, 81: John and Afoostook County; s.it A.
Bangor. vanoeboro, Houlton and Woodstock.
r NJ. for w..erse 81 sso.hssan, ss,aSs:,.1 Be-. =
.ss'. Dexter. Dover = Eoxcroft. Bangor,
q. stephen, u; John and Aroostoos County, and
st f@ =. n. tsnturdays only for waterviile; /;
Sunday paper train for ws'erviiis and Bangor Il
The Night Pullman Trains r1u sAch way nsery
night, Sundays included, bot mot 70 Skowhegsi
on Monday mornings, or 70 Belfast nsxtsr
OF beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar Harbor, on
Sunday mornings.
The day express trains going East a: a4sY. N.
aud West AT 1910 A. M, run daily, Sundays Ia.
Guided, between Eoston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock.
and. Bangor and st. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Ausussa
leaves South Gardiner. e.25A. NJ; leo and tG
r. M; Gardiner, e.1s A. ~ j.. Lilo aud t.Ss 2. Nj;
Hallowell. sfs A. NJ. l-2s and ass M.
through tiaxets 10 California and ali point.
South ard West may be had os n. n. walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only ofnoe Ia Augusta
sellinG gis all rootes and checking all baggage
free Of sspense.
rAYson TUCKER. Vice Pres. b eeaT Msnassi,
Fk. BoofuBY, aenr Pass. Asd Tiniet AZ.
fort.,sd. May let, 1921.
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Montgomery Guar de at MontTssl.

MosrREAL, June % The Montgomery
Guards of Boston, nssflY 400 strooR, &C.
compsnied by Comp,ny Il. Montgomery
Guards, of Portland, arrived here this
morning in = special train Of pAiace cars.
ard were ,xerdeI a cordial welcome by
the mayor, city council and tho command
ing officers Of the various city regiments.
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lHE FOLLOWING GLOWING TRIBuTE TO
TIE WONDERFUL EFFICACY OF DANAS
SARSAPAklLLA.AsA A GENUINE BLoop
PURIFIER, IL ENOUGH TO CONVINCE THE
MOST scEPTICAL, COMING AS TT DOES
FROM A PHYSICIAN WELL KNOWN IN
EASTERN MAINE AS ONE OF THE MOST
SUCCESSFUL PRACTITIONERS IN THE
MEDICAL FIELD, AND WHO is ALSO AN
ACTIVE CHRISTIAN WORKER IN THE
CHURCH TO WHICH HE BELONGS: -
IsLEsBoRo', Me-. Oct 2s, 1890.
DANA SABsAPARIILA Co.
heDss While have always steadily refused
TO lend my influence TO any Patent Medicine what.
ever, feel that the time has come when duty dc.
manda that ! should write and tell YOU OF the
wonderful effects of DANA's sARSAPARILLA
In my own family.
Some four years ago my little daughter began to
show symptoms Of Serofuis, which In a shor,
time developed into the most severe and ma
iignant type ever saw am free TO eonfezs
that tested my skin to It's utmost extent used
the most reliable specifics known to B4,srist
Hsdicu. consulted with other piysicians but,
despite all could do, that she was falling
day hy day.
At this dine bottle Of DANA'S came into my
hands, and knowing of several cures performed By
IT, decided to try II IN iuy little daughters case
but assure you had but little faith. !
menced 10 give IL VA small doses diluted with
water. and TO my surprise and great Joy in less
tAaH a meek she bsqan 10 improps, and continued
10 do so very rapidly. Two bottles built tho
bridge 10 the shore Of health The third ono
brought her across all right. In fact CURED her.
she IL now twelve years of age and az write |
can hear her ringing laugh, she n enjoying life
with her schoolmates. CONSIDER 1T THE
GREATEST BLOOD REMEDY KNOWN TO
MAN.
Yours respectfully.
l.. w. HAMMoNDs. MD.
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BARpsLEY's DEFENCE.
He Claims Only a Small Dificisucy-
Sentence Possp onsd.

PHLAoELPHIA, Pa, June 2S.-After q
consultation between the officials in the
Bsrdsley case today, it was decided to pre-
sent the evidence to the court. Expert
Brown was put on the stand ard his evil
denee was disappointing to the prosecution.
He had not brought the books and could
give but few facts.
AT noon Bardsley began reading 4 state
ment or confession to the court. Ii vas q
defense Of his own work. He makes out
the deficiency to ba but S3S, 1922 50, which
he ssid was fully covered by his assignment
He claimed that the missing $1,000, 900
was deposited in the keystone Bank. He
presented certain facts to substsntiate his
claim. Bardsley's sentence was postponed
iuGnfinitely
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Oniv u olight Accident l..

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., June % While
hauling the .pccial t-sin containing the
members Of Winslos Ls.i, Commandfy,
Knights Templsr ~ Salem. return
ing from Poris'd 'ooish,. the engine
pepperell broke al c,eni'ic rod. two miles
this side Of Conway Jgneti IN. The engine
vas repaired ard ~ MA arrived In this
city ore hour snd half.
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WAsuIsGros, ID. c., June Extensions
hsve peen granted to these residents of
Msine:
Original, Henry S. Davis, Edwin D..
Baker, John Carroll, Mark +, II. Oxen,
Michael Casey, Isaac Cobb. George w.
Allen; increase, Edward B. Towle, Luther
j. Palmer. William A. Soule, Orris M.
Miller. Frederick A. Clark, john II.
Brsckett
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AARkHx nsrORrr.


NEW YoPS, June %. b
money easy, ranging from u ~
IeinIe paper At 81 to7.
Government bonds, dull. heavy.
Rairoad bonds, dull. fairly sleady.
fZftr tuii SNf
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.MURDBROUS ASSAULT
Not Noticsd BY Police Until
Obliged to Do So.
Bafdslsy Claims Only Small Deficiency
.-.Santancs IndehnlteIy Postponed.
Treasury Rscovsss and Shows Sur
Plus Of $l,257 .43s.

NoRwALK. Conn, June 23.--John Rice,
plumber, who last Friday night was found
insensible and bleeding from knife wounds,
On East avenue, shows a more favorable
condition today and will recover. He &C.
cuees james and William Hanlon, Wall
street saloon keepers, as his assailants.
James was put under $500 bonds yester-
day. William escaped 70 New
YORK, Sunday, but returned last
night and today was arrested. Both are
charged with assault with intent to murder.
The Haplons are said to have large influ.
ence in the borough government, and al
though tie whole police force had positive
information that the HAplons were gritty
and knew Rice's condition, it Is alleged that
they would not make the arrest until SO
ordered by the warden. A paper is in cir
culsiion, signed by prominent citizens, de-
mauding the suspension Of officers.
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1x1cKApnn INDIAN on:


eri:t cn,e e a x;.ss z IN.
c., .,- Man and Beast Il Gives Immediate
80, I,h,s No Eoual Keep It in the House.
TRY 1T.
per Bottle. 5 Bottles for 800.
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Yale Medical School Graduation

New HAVEN, Conn, June % The COM
mencement exercises Of Yale medical
school were held this afternoon in Battell
chapel. The annual address to the grad
uaiing class was delivered by Prof. John
s. Billings, NJ. D., L. L. D., of Washing.
ton. His subject was "Ideals Of Medical
Education" President Dwight announced
the awards,
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YaIs Law school Alumni.

EEw HAVEN, Conn, June 23-The an
nual meeting Of the Yale Law School
Alumni Association was held today. After
collation. and some routine business these
officers were elected: President. Hon. 4
j. Phelps, vice-p'esident, ex-Judge Dwight
w. L9omls secretary, George ID. Wstrous.