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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-02-26
SHE TURNED =.
-. THE TABLES.
Ia You Zee. saId Me-. Lane. in De
BY Mary Sweet Potter.

90 YOU See" said Mrs. Lane, In the
course of n chat with neghbor
who had dropped in, "how it Is with us.
John is a good, steady man and saves
every cent, but there's been sickness in
the family, and besides our own we
have Johns mother TO care for. making
quite a large family-six in all-and
tell you when the end OF the year comes
there isn't much left 10 pay on the mort
gage. Three OF the five years are gone
already, and all we have done so far is
10 keep up the interest OF course,
Johns mother had 20 have home
when father died and she had nothing
left when all their expenses were paid,
and that makes one more, and SO It
goes"
She ceased, with doleful sigh, and
the neghbor east uneasy glances to-
ward a quiet figure in a further corner
OF the room knitting, her eyes fixed on
some object outside the window; she
was Johns mother"
"Oh. she's deaf as post. We talk be-
fore her just rs if she had no ears. She's
a good woman enough, mother is; don't
mean 10 make any troubles | just men
toned her as making one more in the
family, that's ALL"
As the caller rose TO go. the old ady
laid her knitting down and came for
ward: 81 am coming over TO your house
this afternoon to stay TO tea with you,
Mrs. Miles" she said, beamingly. She
had known Mrs Miles longer than she
had known her only son Johns wife.
That Is good. I'll have some Of that
soft gingerbread you like so well; come
early" was the hearty response. Then
the caller took her leave.
Pm thinking that Mrs John Lane
Is a little mistaken abou, Grandma
Lanes Deafness" she said, as the gate
clicked behind her. She's deaf, know.
but not so deaf ms she thinks; and |
guess that She knows a good many
things they think she don't know, and
I'll warrant she gets her feelings hurt
u great many times"
mother. | should think you would
get tired knitting SO much, don't you
want 10 hold the baby a spell? He's
walked up cross and it's most dinner
time"
Mrs Lane, Jr., shrieked this request
at her mother-in-law, and pumped the
fat baby down into the old lady's lap
anticipating her ready acquiesence; 50
the knitting work, which was a mitten
knit double, in a firm, old-fashioucd
way by carrying two threads (of con.
trasting colors), instead Of one, was
chcerfully laid aside, and baby John
took it's place.
Words could not tell how grandma
loved that baby. Her beloved knitting
was always cheerfully put aside that ht
might be attended 10.
Nevertheless, when dinner was out
OF the way, and baby was laid down IN
his cradle. fast asleep again, Grandma
Lane put on her bonnet and shawl with
joyful alacrity, and started TO make
her afternoon visit nc Mrs. Miles.
II was only short distance, and ten
minutes, even az grandma's slow gait
brought her 10 the end OF her walk.
Here I am, you see" she said, drop
ping YEARLY into the big chair which
was cordially set out for her. II don'i
walk enough 10 know how, hardly. and
q little tires me"
breathe a minute and get rested;
then give me your things, grandma,
said Mrs. Miles. Got lot more init
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-02-26

Interesting Admission by an English
Free Trade Authority.

In its review of the iron and steel
trade for 1897 the London Economist
free trade) Of January considers that
the most potent factor of depression in
the English market has been the com
petition OF American iron and steel.
Searching for reason for this wholly
unexpected development, the Econ
)mist remarks:
II Is unnecessary now 10 explain how the
American manufactures has so suddenly
come to the front and manifested so con-
trolling an Influence over the iron and
steel trade OF the world. The changes
which have taken place In the cost OF pro-
duction in the United States during the
last four years are simply marvellous. and
could scarcely be credited were II not
vouchcd for on the very best authority.
Much il. no doubt. due TO the free use OF
The wealth accumulated during the period
OF high prices, and which has been spent
IN the. extension and erection OF new works,
p~ioIoe. lhlealmproyement In
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-02-26

II is not TO be forgotten that the
present good showing Of government
receipts, activity i'm private business,
enlarged employment and better
wages. are n year i'm advance because
OF President McKinley's calling Of the
Fifty-fifth congress into extraordinary
session. The settlement OF the tariff
then removed II from consideration
now. Had not the special session been
called the period Of waiting would have
been prolonged till the present time In
every business which must know the
tariff rates before IL ventures beyond
present needs Of the market. One Of
the greatest services the Mckinley adj
ministrntion and republican congress-
were, or will be. able No render the
country was their prompt attention TO
the revenues and restoration Of the
protective policy.-Utica Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-02-26
FINANCIAL SUPREMACY.
Foreshadowed as the Result of
American Protection.
Our Present Economic Policy VIII
soon Place the United states In
the Lead Of All other Com
merciaI Nations.

Some very striking facts are mem
toned by the New York correspondent
of the Sydney Morning Herald. Within
the past month. he writes. the East In
dian railroad has bought 7,70s tons of
rails from the Maryland Steel com
pany, because, as stated In the British
parliament, the bid was S.675 lower
than asked by the lowest English ten
carriages and machinery for The new
,indars-ro'.oa "t,dan-lal 49, haze bean
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-02-26
More worl. md Wages.

At Trenton (N. j. V. Henry Roths-
child g. Co. announce an increase Of sH
per cent. IN their shirt factory. and are
also advertising for more help. The In
crease went into effect january IL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-02-26

Thin sheets Of crude CHILEAN cop
per left In contact with water for several
days have been shown by Schlagden.
hauffen TO give OFT appreciable quaint:
ties Of arsenious acid and oxide OF anti.
mony.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-02-26

The Dnglcy bill has nothing to hide
from the stock growers, who get more
for their hides than ever bcfore.--
Springfield (Mo.) Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
CAPT. BAKEs'S STORY.
Thinks Corona Struck Submerged Wreck
The Vessel Soon Went Down.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
GREATER NEW YORK POLICE
lectured by New Commissioners on How 10
Enforce the Laws.

Ne" York. Jan. 3.-Thc police commits
Si"nelS had all The commanding otI;rnr..
ana captains in Greater New York hnfor,
th"m today. In an address, prosjdcrt
YORK said thcr" would be no political
preference IN the department ana thar MI
~ VS. OH TN" statute books must ho riy.idi,.
enforced. Gambling ANA lottery laws war
especially referred tu. rs regard ~ M,
widely discussed action If thr old hn,r,I
unher Theodore Roosevelt President Ynrk
said: "' i'' n
We don't want men detailed on thr
street to- arrest women for the ptrposo Of
discovering disordcrly houses That !.
not part nt Your duties as officers. hui W.
expect You To break up such places ann
l" stop all violations. whether gambling
or social. Thr impression has gau,
abroad through thv public prints that M
incoming of this board meant that Their,
would be an open city. There win Il,
none, so far as This department Is con
e"fnrd. hut we want the laws broadly
construed and literally enforced"
MI York said that the BrookIyn nalir.
officers. who wore gold lace Shou},.r
straps would have to conform to tn. liui-
form of the New York police, who wor,
none instead of waiting to have The ,x-
pehSiN" straps neatly removed lay = tailor
IN" BROOKLYN officers. almost To 4 man
tore tn" gold from their shoulders. Thrv
We're gwen AWAY ON the spot to the men
ifth,l&. as m"mcntocS OF tho day when
ffonklNn owned itself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04

whose mandates they are now carry
ms out. Why are they doing it?
Because the administration, through
Mark Hanna. has promised that MI
Cox shall distribute the federal pat
ronagt in Cincinnati In return Mr..
Cox is to deliver to Hanna the votes
Of certain Cincinnati fusionists
After the last campaign | simply
decided that | should refuse 10 stan'i
up and be counted among The adher-
ents Of a man who would have sacri
feed me last fall 10 help himself.
Hanna prcfesscd To be able to run
things single handed and To elect him
self That was his only intention in the
fight last fall. He began it alone, lea
him finish il alone, II the administra-
never even consulted me when he made
his deal with Cox at Cincinnati;
neither did Cox. After Cox had d.
clared in an interview that Hanna
ought to be appointed. he wrote me,
calling my attention to the interview.
Two weeks before ! had given my
promise to appoint Hanna, Cox had
nothing TO do with il. | sent Hanna
TO the Senate by appointment. r."
undertook aided by Cox, to secure his
election to succeed himself.
Il was not consulted in that fgh',
nor was consulted III any matter If
campaign policy, though | was thcn
making the race for the head of tho
ticket. Why should | take amy pant
now, in senator IIan,:a-s fight? WAY
Oh, al "A I'm T.,
Hanna : coII"a que. Senator Foraker. IN
the stump? He advocated the election
of Hanna. SO did ! We were then
hghtinG a common enemy He Is NOT
iuing anything now. Neither am |
We have no interest involved. Euf
Will" | am called a benedict Arnold
and Il Judas. did you notice that no on
attacks Foraker? | wish some one
would. But no one will They N"
AFRAID of Foraker"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
American Steel and Wire Co. Organized With
Capital OF Se7 100000.

Springfield. Ills, Jan. 2.-Rarring
SOME unforeseen incident there will be
flied with tn" secretary of state. this
week. articles of incorporation "f III
largest capitalized stock company IN
the West The new company Will he
the American Steel and Wire Go. with
principal offices located in Chicago.
The capital stock will u" $S1 900. 900,
of which $40. 00o GOO viii be preferred
stock entitled to receive each year. out
of any surplus or profits dividend of
per cent. and the remaining S31.00n
COO will be common stock.
The incurporatorS viii he John W
Gates. Isaac L. Ellwo0d and Ebert II.
Gary. The fee for licensing the incor-
pnration Of III" company Will be over
$50. 900. and Will be the largest single
fo, of the kind ever received by Hi
ne is. or amy other state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
SPARKS From MAINE WIRES.

AT about l o'clock Sunday Afternoon.
an alarm OF fire was given in Oakland
for a fire III the building owned by II.
6. Blaisdell and occupied by him ON
the first floor as a grocery store. II i
story land a-half structure about 50
feet long, with tenement on second
floor. The fire caught from detective
chimney burning out in the forenoon.
and from this the fire worked into The
attic and finally burst through the roof.
The department was handicapped az
the powerful motor power pump at H."
upper mills was frozen. so the hand !uh
was forced to furnish the water tn
goods were removed to the street an
adjoining building. I'll" roof ana attic
were burned and much damage was
done by water. No insurance on either
ihe stock or building. The damase Is
estimated al 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
Marine Notes.

Highland Light. Jan S,-Passed
south st. Thomas. Wilmington for
Portland. The chances are she will De
driven back under the lee of the cape
ci out to sea by the strong northwest
gale
Passed, in, $50 4. NJ. schooners Ella
Francis, South Amboy for Rockland
William Jones, Norfolk for Portland.
PORTLAND Press; Sunday afternoon. Just
hri"iT ! clock, the steamship Arcauia
81 IN" hamburg Line steamed into the
harbor and dockcd at No. shed, She Is
4 splendid craft. ioa feet long. - feet
"road. :. l"et depth of hold. with a ION
maze 81 "ii2 tons. Captain Pictsch IS ner
'"lhmahder Everything aboard the snip
Z very neat the tiniShingS are handsome
and she has a capacity for e00 passengers.
Ihe Arcadia does not come here direct
hdt wa Soston. She has some sugar !"
y" nhIoaded here. and will take hef re-
iuin cargo OF grain and miscellaneous
stuff
Portland Press: The Allan Line steam
ship Monaghan sailed. late SATURDAY
mEhl' She took out quite a NUMBER oi
passengers and a large cargo of genera
merchandise, The six of the seven cattie-
men VINO landed here without PERMISSION
from the Immigrant inspector, were mss
.hS Whch business closed, and SlAp hau !"
~ deposited al the custom house heioie
ne snip could sail. one of the cattiemen'
boy u years old, named Charles A. c'il-
man, returned - the Monaghan. Satur-
day morning. and said he had no lnten
ton OF running away and wanted 10 san
ON the Mongoiian. His return saved ths
Atiah Co $500 ana the lad was silois
W"l' red back. Just before the MohSo-
nan departure two more of the mlSSihs
cattiemtn Were placed on board. the!
having been located and captured by ths
AiltiH 70. IN time To nluce them on nodio
the Mongolian The men did not know
the Whereabouts of their four companiois
anu the Allan Go. is still held responsive
IN the sum of $l200 unless these men are
found and deportcd before the Ensiish
steamship season ends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
SHIPPING NEWS.


lfDItTLA%D-Jan .. ar. stn Parisis,
Liverpool. Iouiaburg from Ioulstura
sch Hattie + Fontaine. Salmon Rive,
$ Muriel. Warren, ~ John. n q
Lady Antrim. Sweat. Thomaston .,
i;ost"n Niantanomah. Ryan Bo,son.
Irving Leslie. Orland for Boston. Mans
Muller St John, \ Il: Henry Ma,
Perry. Red Beach for New York: Mar
i;r""er, Gilbert, BOSTON Maud MAJ.
Ioch. I.unt. Calais for Boston:
Paine. .+linson. do Georgi" y Iona
kpst"B; I;ertha - Glover, Dyer. IA.
tom iiazeldel. DUFFY. Blue Hin 10,
New York; Carlton Belle Rockport n,
New York Morning Star Green,
Landing for View York: MALTA Rhode.
Perth Amboy. Charles Watson. Rnck
land for New York
CID sch Lucy 4 Davis McGown
D"mcrara
Eo0TIlEAY-Jan 3. ar. sim ocean. Ma
nan. Prospect HarbOr. RChs Charle. r
SrHfs Alien, Lub"c: Joseph Luther. stan.
ngi1h S l.. Davis Harrington. AIt ID.
"rft Caroline Knight, l;Ockland. M
willard. do; j X Bodwcll DO. via
Awake. do. Chase. 10, Lrona. do. n y
P"ynton. do. Robert Byron do. Cenrgo
" Clover New YORK. Mary FafroW
SrarSport; Henry MAY c"astwise
SID. schs Herman + I<mbaiI Kockland
fi"pfp" ID Loud. Boston for JGHcsDort.
iWhi" re"iine sails this morning. IN
S"SHin reef. a pink f"n ANA broke tho
aptain'4 lcgJ
EASTPORT-Jan 8 sid sch Anita NJ.
iin". ~ John y H.
MA'IIltS-Jan g. ar. sch Tampa Boy
hp"Kl-ANp-Jan 2. ar sohs Geo Bird.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
FOR POISONING HIS mO1tth.
Preliminary Hearing Of Ahrta :" '''cs ."
that Charge at Dover y r.

Dover, Mil. Jam g. -eo"- M, 4 -
| made during hc iiIsf dAE - ~ - :
' w., ~ i ~ ,i,.r,.ad s4tH th" I1uf-
der at his mother. Sally y 10,
Ms. Jones dird in b""F NJ ''iu
| 1t is claimed by tho iocm ,,',.
| the death vas caused ~ ~ 80
! previous f. her dcatil MIS- ,'t,
! der trcatmch, ~ q phySH'
| eeivcd sever. injuries FROM \. WIKI" /"
Ifrom 4 carrlagr ntht X" ,,,',t Il
! She was going with li'f iiHa Y '''''''"
Jones. t
While only two witness 'e'rt
today their testimony "aF tl'''
ant for the S,itr. .
Prof. Edward $. Wood 81 i-t-' -'''I'-
zeal College the first with' ~ -
was called II III" op"ntis "f
noon session He said he ~" q J''.
containing the stomach ~ ~ 80. ,,pra ~
Mrs. Jones. last June. ''''-
lyZed. The stomach was I-t"H-
nation of both stomach I'M lii'''
which contained consider 'I"'P'l -
vegetable cells showed ~ I'M WIZ
great deal Of charcoal ahf HI mum
Der Of white arsenic cih ~ lH'ih.
Onc-half . grain Of VIM 7't' Was
found IN the intcstincs.
The witness said that u IN iati"h
had not yet been fully cor "a thAf
he could not form an opi - now
much arsenic had been nd. Ter ;, ana
he also said that no opl q" u"
formed rs Ia whether az h' r@"ilr
found had caused death az dfi r 'A-
animation had been mad hitd
learned Of he condition 81 Fhl ~ PC
fore She died and hcr an nc' hitcr-
WFrd
Witness produc"d l"ttars I'M from
Alfred W Jones one az v ".t ~ IN"
effect thar ID wished w. lat ltl
would cost "a haV" '> mih'd
which had bc'n cmhaImef ~ p l'i-
ttsI Tod Ia. r,F
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
Other Domestic Poris.

HDETSMOTTH y II-Jan I. ar. sen.
'larin". ST Johns for Beverly ! kcnnefy
'a!..Is tor Dover. II {; Fcrkins I:oykland
fpr E4et"u ties Marguerite. RnrkIagd
f5r Boston Chanting. Portland ior Ea7-
ION.
Providence !: Jan g. sid. sen IA.
u.e". 81 john. \ y.
iItiLADt.LI1iIA- 2. ar. sim May
"ri' X. Portland. towing biz : q % -: Sehs
Mary \ i!1li. NinallIavnH; Lizzie Babcaek
and Edith l. Alien. Portland
Jan 2. ar. sim WaeSland. Liverpool
IIAEN4S. MASS Jan e; mr. sch Ella
Prr--"y. 9kiand for New York.
SID sch fsliH May. Milford. y 4
VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS-Jan e. ar
~riis II I T. Eaton, llolhrook for Eastn0rt.
N.lHa ! CroeKer and clifford ( White
Philadelphia for Portland: Thomas Dor
d-n. Santh AIuboy for Ruckland: Carrie
=. tijA. K"ckland for New York. broke
main -afft.
NEW YORK-Jan q. ar. sun Colorado
iiNtI
A.. sim Alsac Marseilles
CITY fSLAND-Jan .. bound south sch
Alice +, sullivan. Me.
PHILABELPHTA--Ja .. ar sim Rou.
main. Glasgow and Liverpool via ST
Johns. y +. and Halifax
NEW HANEN-Jan s. SID sch Well
man iiau. 81 John. y b.
l:ALTlMoRf,-,Jan 3. SID. son George
Walcott Portland
EoSToN-Jan g. ar sim Syvania iBri.
Liverpool.
Nt sim tumor1man oBrl IJvprnaal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
GOV. BUSHNELL TALKS.
Seems Bitter Against Hanna and Ini,ma,es
The Reason why.

Cincinnati Ohio, Jan 3.-Thc En-
Quirer, in its Columbus, Ohio. srecia,
prints talk by Governor Bushnell viii,
on if its staff corresponds nts. ~ which
the following is a part
There are some thing in This si,ua-
ton said the governor. which ar,
positively ludicrous, | am accused Of
inconsistency because won't supncrt
Hanna. Now there are Bailey. Dr
renney, and several other patriotic
Cincinnatians, who fought Cox. last
tal under CoN's orders. fighting for 4.
bigger boss chan the enc whom they
helped TO defeat III Cincinnati and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
GIRARD'S 5Oth ANNIVERSARY.
Elaborate Programme Carried Out Event Of
Day Was Speaker Reeds Grafton.

Philadelphia. Jan 81 Girard collese
celebrated it's a0th anniversary. today.
win an Ella borate programme Of cxei-
! cises Addresses were made. this even
ing bv Mayor Warwick Congre sslnan
! Brosius and officials of the institution,
| ana there vas a number Of vocal and
! instrumental selections ~ pupils Til
! event Of the celebration was tn" ora
| ton delivered by Speaker Thomas y.
| Reed.
| Mr. Reed in part said:
Six hundred ana fifty or seventy years
ago England began to establish two great
universities which from the banks of the
cam ana the. Isis have sent forth great
scholars and priests and statesmen whose
deeds have been part of the history of
every land and sea. During all that long
pcriod kings and cardinals, mobiles and
,.reat chuIchmen. the learned and the
pious have been bestowinS upon these
abodes Of scholars their gifts Of aims and
money
What these universities have done for
the progress Of civilization ana the good
Of man this whole evening could moi be-
gin to tell. Nevertheless the institution
at which most of you are or hay" been
pupils is III the beginning of II career
with which those great universities and
their great history may struggle in vain
for he palm of the greatest usefulness 10
the race Of mani
"Althou2h more Than six centuries
of regal princ"iN ANA pious
donation have been poured into the
n, .t4..y Of thcs" venerable aids II learn
tG, thc mtmiil.rne" ~ one American
citizen. today. affords on endowment IN
come equal 70 that ~ clch university.
ana when the fuil century has completed /
his work viii afford an Income superior
10 lie income Of both When time has
dom his p"rf"et work. Stephen Girald
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
Send In Your N. Y. c & n. 4 Bonds.

New York Jan. 3.--SimultanoouS an
nouncCment was made today, by j y.
Morgan < Co. in New York. and j. :.
Morgan 4 Co, in London. thai having
made a contract with the New YORK
Central & Hudson River railroad Co..
for the retirement Of its entire bonded
debt at or before maturity. they ar"
prepared to receive not exceeding @2t-
600 900 Of such bonds, debt certificates
or debentures. for exchange into TIM
new 81, per cent gold bonds of me
CDmD2nN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
Patent Commissioner Bul!erwor,h M

Atlanta. Ca, Jan. ga special from
fho'nasFillo. Ca. says: Patent COM
missioner benjamin Huttcrworth /
"eti"ual> III at the Pincs Woocs hota
~ this city, and grave fears are felt 10,
III" recovery. He is suffering from Xii.
ncN troubles and was attacked sudden.
~. today, with uremic commissions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
A DOUBLE SUICIDE.
Bodies OF Man and Woman Found Together
al Monroevillc. Ind.

Fort Wayne Ind. Jan. ".-At Monroe
vile. today. the dead bodies al Miss Viola
Marquand, daughter of Il wealthy farmer,
and Michael Miller. II saloon keeper were
found lying in room in th" rear of Mil
ler's saloon. Both died from bullet wounds
and the case is regarded - douh" sui
eide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
Monetary Commission +

Washington. Jan. &C
Of the banking ANA cui
~ IN" tioGSc, has called
committee for N-,ane.
arrangements for the b
corded the members 4
COMMISSION, Jan. Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04

Fire broke out. SUNDAY night in ,bn
%'orase warehouse of DuVal Robertson
20 commission merchants. at
faimVllle Va. and dcstroyd &
buildings The loss l. ee,;,,a.,
at $50 600 on which tbora i;
surance Of about one third.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
PORTLAND. 10: GARDINER. 3.
A 0ne-Sided Game With the Honors in Favor
Of Portland.

Gardiner Me Jan 5-tSpecab Port
land defeated Gardiner. tonight in IA one
sided and uninterts sting game. From tho
start to the end, Gardiner played Il hard
hut uphill game. The first two periods
Were the best and most exciting but in
the third, Gardiner seemed to 90 To pieces
For Portland Whipplr and Allen put up
a good article. and for Gardiner. Turner
Dawson and Perry played like tcnds.
The summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
tx-Gov. Ross Of Ttkas. Dead

houston, Tex. San. SEX Governor
lawrence Ross died. today at his home
III college Station, aged @. He was
'e'enfated ranger during the earlv dave
OF Texas. and attained the rank of
crusader general in the Confederate
army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-04
Polo Notes

The Lewiston Portland game scheduled
for San. ut Portland has been trans
forrcd Ia Jan. g.