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The Yale expositor., 1899-11-10
STRIKE!
Hundred of Thousands
Are Involved.
Trouble 10 an Important Part Of the organiza
taoa Affects All the Rsst-A Perfectly
Harmonious System Easily
Thrown Out OF Gear.

Organized labor has reached such a
stage that anything affecting particular
branch of it draws all the rest into the
difficulty.
IT is exactly the same way with differ
ent organs of the human body. Work too
hard, eat too much, drink too much, eX-
ercise but little, be a little irregular in
any way, and the liver quits work.
Then the bowels become constipated and
the stomach goes on strike. The heart Is
affected, the brain follows suit, and every
part in the body is dragged into the
trouble.
The only way out of 1t is to go at the
source of all this-the liver. Square your
self with the liver and all will get back to
regular natural work.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic make things
right with the liver They perfume the
breath. prevent food from sourinS on the
stomach. give tone TO the bowels, strength
en- the intestinal muscles, while they are
cleaning and stirring up the liver TO re-
newed activity.
No matter how long a case has been in
durable, Cascarets are guaranteed TO put
things right as they should be, and set
the whole machinery a-going. And you
can get them at any drug store or by man
for price-10c, 25c, or soc. Address Sterling
Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
This Is the CASCARET tab
let. Every tablet OF the only
GGc 6 Ssse i. fasS:5s'5 bears t5 ok
a. he tablet d Ps tSSSS you i Sqy
lions and substitutes.
The Yale expositor., 1899-11-10
THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE

Sugars arc divided by chemists into
natural and artificial
The Yale expositor., 1899-11-10

Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets removes
the cause that produces La Grippe. L.. w.
Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The Yale expositor., 1899-11-10

Galactose is that kind of sugar which
exists in milk
The Yale expositor., 1899-11-10
Observation-Disclosures
When Answering Advertisements Kindly
Mention This PaDer.

err" she S ne ando
method by Hubnger
aud ubnge Best starch She With Endless Chain
large package Eubnger Best starch and beautiful Shakespeare
for this obtain beautiful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

Canaan farmer, was stricken with par
alysis, yesterday morning, and. is now
in a critical condition. Mr. Willie is in
the habit of coming TO town very often
to market his vegetables and came as
usual, yesterday morning. He was at
the time he left home as wen as ever
apparently. Arriving in town he at
tended to his business and at $50 was
standing in front of Herrin's restau-
rant, talking with a companion.
The first intimatiOn that anything
was wrong with the man was on his
exclamation, II am going to fall" The
bystander caught him so that he did
not strike the ground ana, as it was
seen he was seriously i'll. was taken to
the city restaurant where Drs. l.. q.
Bunker ana NJ. f. Goodrich We're called.
They at once saw that the man was
paralyzed and ordered his removal to
some place where he could be properly
cared for No one knew who he was
| or his folks, further than that he came
| from Canaan. Remembering that II.
L. Corson, who is studying law with
Hon. g. f. Johnson, came from Canaan
he was sent for and at once recognized
Mr.. Willie rs one Of his former neigh
bors. on Mr.. Corsons arrival he was
recognized by Nh Willie who was not
| able to speak distinctly.
Everything possible for his comfort
Vas done ana in the meantime word
was sent to his wife Of her husband s
condition. She arrived during the
afternoon. by that time Mr.. Willie
was able to speak. one of the attend
| ing physicians in speaking of the mat
ter gave as his opinion that on account
of the mans age 50 years. he would
never recover the use Of the side which
was paralyZed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
THE RED CROSS REPORT
When Adopted by Peace Conference Will Make
Great Change in Naval Warfare.

The Hague. June 1.-THE Red Cross
subcommittee Of the peace conference
met. today. Prof. Asser of the Dutch
delegation, presiding. Prof. Renaut Of
the French delegation. explained that
certain notifications had been made in
the report, meeting the wishes express
ad by his colleagues at the last session.
The report being adopted. the presi-
dent pointed out the advantage which
'ould be gained, II, during the confer
nee. q convention could be signed am
5Odyng the important humanitarian
articles comprised in the sub-commi5-
ices scheme. On the motion Of Baron
ne Rilt, the delegata If Norway ana
Sweden, it was decided the president
should present TO the conference such
a convention with the final articl. pro-
yiding for the signature of protocols Vt
adhesion thereto.
The committee will also recommend
to the conference the revision Of the
Geneva convention of 1864.
on the motion of Admiral Sir John
Fisher, representative Of Great Britain.
cordial vote Of thanks WAS accnrd-I
The chairman. whose elIici mt Wnr..
made possible the application OF th2
Geneva articles to naval war. the first
practical result Of the conference"
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M0liNEUX'S HARD LUCk.l
He Is Tossed About Much as a Playthinu BY
the Lawyers.

New York. June 15-Roland b Molineux
was .arraigned, today, before Justice
the charge OF causing The death of Mrs
Kate J. Adams by sending poison 70
Harry ;. Cornish. Assistant District Al
torney Osborne notified Justice jerome o.
the denial Of the writ Of prohibition and
the dismissal Of the writs of certiorari
ana habeas corpus by Justice Beach in
the supreme court.
Mr. Weeks. Of counsel for Molineux an
nOunced that he would appeal from the
decision Of Justice Beach to the appellate
division of the supreme court and Justice
Jerome set the examination for June q,
tO enable Mr.. Weeks to take an appeal.
After the proceedings before Justice
We're finished. Assistant District Attorney
Osborne went before Justice Fursman in
tine criminal branch of the supreme court
and set aim To- sign an order command
ing NysSrS. Battle ana Weeks TO appel II
in court tomorrow. and show cause why
Justice Fursman should not make an or
der rc-submi;ting the MolineuX case 10
tho grand jury
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SAMPSON AT BOSTON.
Official Programme for Entertainment o
North Atlantic Squadron.

Boston, June 15.-The official pro-
gramme Of the arrival ana entertain
ment Of the North Atlantic squadron,
Rear Admiral Sampson commanding
was announced tonight. but the ac-
Curacy now depends upon how serious
~ the dense fog off Cape Cod impedes
the movements Of the vessels on their
way from Newport.
The vessels are due here, late Friday
afternoon. on high tide. Saturday, at
A. NJ. marines and sailors will be
landed at the navy yard for the early
parade in CharleStown'S Bunker Hill
day. Sunday. Monday ana Tuesday,
the vessels viii be open to visitors at
certain hours, Monday afternoon, be
ing reserved for the poor children Of
Boston. on Wednesday, the fleet will
leave the harbOr.
The cruiser New York and three bat
tleships coming here carry nearly 20OO
men.
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A GOOD SHOT.
Manchester. N. H.. Man Floors Burglar and
Pitches Him Out OF the Window.

Manchester, N. H.. June 15.-Early
this morning. Phileas Fontaine. the
proprietor of Il cafe at Lake Massa-
bessie was aroused by some one in the
lower part of the building. At once
making his way down stairs and upon
entering the room, man confronted
him. Taking a heavy weight from the
scales he threw it and struck his mid
night visitor in the head, at once drop
ping him to the floor unconscious.
Two other men were noticed outside
of the building, but were scared away.
Whether Fontane killed his man or not
he doesn't know, as he pitched him out
of the window and the two men took
him away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

m the Ascot races. THURSDAY, thrr
cai1 chin was won by &. y. Roses
C,Iono Arthur James Glly. The Cor
o,s S ,'', n-or Ina new stakes and Sloan on
+ ,r1 Forcsford's gelding JoWvenie
,..,. ,,nnIocad. he was also unplaced
M. .,,l aI1-,aeJ stakes on Lord Bores-
rnrd's Doric IL. when orl' WI, iii
Rous Memorial stakes were No,
i.IIa-, i'll, Ar I.orillard's colt Domino
II vls second. The New Sienna IL. Il
staIas were won by Sir X "aIdlg
Grifith's Bettylield with sloan on Lord
T.rn.[ord's Myakka unplaced.
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WATERVULE.
CITY GOVERNMENT MEETING.
CnIew Law Passed lax Rate 10 Be 23 Mills
Band Concerts.

For the first time in the history 81
the city the curfew bell will r. sounded.
tonight. nj o'clock. the ordinance
having been passed ANA signed by May
or Phlbrook ut last evening city gov
eminent meeting Mayor Philbroo5 an
nuunced that the tax rate would prob
ably be % mills.
Tho appropriation bill was: state tax
Sl5.4S2. rs. county tax, 1924 "A: bells and
clocks. $75; coupons, $4,000; common
schools. $145O0.00; current expenses
$1,000: fire department, 5000; Tree
library. $500: High school, $4,000; inter
est. $1,000: miscellaneous. $1,000. Maine
Water Co.. $500. new streets, $500; nrW
sidewalks. $15O0: police, $500; prinlliiS'
$3.50; parks, SEQ; sewers, $500; street d'-
partmrut. 10000; street lights. $loo''
school tax. $500: support Of The poor
5000. w. :. Heath Post &. \. H., $loo'
Watcrvile & Wiscassct Railroad, $lo'-
600: total. $1lS.3O2.
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DELAY ON THE SHAMROCK.
Will Not Be Launched Before The Last Of
This Month.

London. June 15.-The Yachting
World. today, says Further uneX-
nected difficulties have been met in the
construction of the Shamrock and
though none Of them will permanently
AFFECT the boat, they have delayed the
work so that her launch is impossible
before the last day Of the month, and
some notifications Of the arrangements
for the sailing trials have been render
cd necessary by the delay in her con-
str,,ction. When she is launched she
win be taken to southampton to be
finished
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The DOMINION WINS.
Yankee Yacht Unable to Take Cup Away ION
Canadian Boat

Montreal. June 15.-The fourth and
last race for the Ross cup between the
yachts Dominion ana Yankee resulted
in 4 win for the Canadian boat by
minutes ana y seconds, thus retaining
the cup. The race was sailed over a
triangular course and this, it was cx-
pccted. would make the result profile
m@tiCal. the two free runs being on
pected TO neutralizc the Dominions ad-
mitted superiority IN windward work
Today's race was sailed in a tluky wind
that blew from the east all day. but IN
the last round vccred around to the
southeast The following table shows
the result: Dominion-Start. 81. 50:
first round. 2.42.0G: second round, 3.2f15;
finish, 4.290l. Yankee-Start. l53.5O;
first round 2.46.45; second round, 32S.5S;
finish, 4.3l.29.
Dominion won by 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

y kicked ny his horse. Monday last, di-d
nj his home. Tuesday night about "a
o'clock.
Alma G. Warren Of Fairfield, d stu
dent in the Pennington Normal school.
fell from his bicycle, Tuesday, and
broke his leg.
The Eastern Maine State Fair ASsocI7-
tion has opened the stakes 70 nut i'm q
new class purse $500. divided the same @.-
other stakes. This will close, June m.
horses To- he named. Aug. /. use NJ hon
Pies allowed.
Mex week the summer change of time
will go into effect ana the Srbenpd vii,
~ put on the route at Mount Desert
Ferry - assist the Slppho in The hay
work The Sebonoa this wear Will he Ir
command IF Joseph l.. Norton.
Mention was made some weeks ago
Of the expected return Of the naval
veteran Ellington Leighton, from Ma
Mia. where he was serving as boat
SWANS maze On the United States bat
tlcship Oregon. BoatsWain leighton,
who came from Manila 70 Sar Fran
cisco in the transport Solacn reached
Milbridge, Saturday night, after II
years service in the navy with an hon
orablc discharge. Following a three
months rest ashore the veteran de-
clarps his intention Of again entering
the service.
A wcll-drcsscd young man claiming
10 lie l.. G. Morse Jr., Of Boston. son
of thc late Leopold Morse, is being
looked for III LincOlnyille. He appeared
there sometime ago and went to board
with Joseph Mullen. He left. Friday,
fur Boston. presumably for his family,
naDtha launch and horses. letore
leaving Herbert True cashrd check
If SSI for him ana Ross Fernald one of
sos. The young man has not yat rs
turned although he WAS. e. 90 81 sat
urday. The checks have been deposit
IA nut it il not yet known whether they
an, good or not.
The referees hearings were begun al
Portland. Thursday, before Gen. u. 4.
N,ttockg on the actions Of tn" Kun
fnrd Falls Power Go. VS.. the ltumlord
Fails PAPER Co, and the Rumiofd faliS
Room 90. Is. the Rumford Falls Paper
cn I'll. former is an action Of aSSuml-
cit m account annexed to recover dam
apas for the alleged use by the plaInuH
~ nowar u the value of $46,l3o IN OK
coee nf the amount stipulated N ""
cortr,ct whereby the plaintiff furnish
ed mower To operate its mlils. lH' -
tor is an action Of assumpsll 70 FecoN'i
$40 al for services rendered ~ y"
nIointiff in booming the defendant c"'iI-
nonv's logs. Symonds. SNOW * '""N
ana IT. r. CleaVcs appeared l"r WV
rI,intirr in each suit and hrHJtnhI'
trbomnson and clifford, Nerrill x on
ford for the defense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
SUPERIOR COURT.
iune Term. 1889. Hon. O. G. Hall Pres'd'
ing.
w. S. CHOATE, Clerk.
a. L. MCFAppEN. Sheriff.
+. A. SMALL, Stcnographcr.

w. 5. CIIOATE, Clerk
4. l.. MCFAppEN. Sheriff.
+. A. SMALL, Stcnographcr.
Watervillc. June -.
The case of Chase Us. Latlippe COM
menced. yesterday. was concluded. to-
day. with a verdict for the plaintlil ior
$l673.
Eugene \. Drummond y. Fred O..
Hamlin. Brown & Brown FOR plaintiff
w. q. Philbrook for defendant This
is an action of assumpsit to recover a
balance Of $S5 for hay which the pam
tiff says defendant bought OF NM ~
1891. There were 20 tons and plalntiIl
claims defendant looked at II ana
bought the whole of it, ana that after
taking away a portion, he refused TO
take the balance. The defendant
claims that he bought good merchant
able hay, ana that the portion ne dlu
not take was of a very poor quality.
The testimony had not been conclud-
ed when court adjourned at night.
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VERY PLEASING EXERCISES.
Commencement Programme at Farmington
Normal SchooI-The Graduates.

Pennington, Me-, June 1.-THE an
Normal school, which We're in every
way a success, and which had a very
large attendance. was held in Normal
hall, Wednesday evening. The hall
was beautifully decorated with flowers
and plants, and these togethebr with
the handsome gowns, went to make
up a very attractive scene. The young
ladies and gentlemen who We're select
ed to represent the class upon the plat
form carried their honors easily and
well, doing both themselves and the
class high credit.
The excellent musical portion Of the
programme was furnished by Payne
q Plummer's orchestra of Lewiston.
The class parts We're taken as follows:
Salutatory, Roy f. Cannon Of West
Pennington; essay. Nature Study"
Mis- Ruth NJ. Jacobson of Lincoln
class history, Miss Ethel Mae Tucker
Of Kennebunk; essay, The Duty Of
the Teacher to Herself" Miss Alena L.
Young of Rockland: valedictory Miss
Villain NJ. Kitchen Of Maysville Centre.
Following the class exercises was the
presentation Of the diplomas to the %
graduates. after which the class sang
the class ode, both the words and the
music Of which was original.
The exercises were followed by a re
ception by the graduates. and, at II. 80
p. NJ, the members Of the class sat
down to Il fine banquet which lasted
until the small hours Of Thursday
r,orniru
N..t of tba students returned ia their
home. Thursday
m f,II,,yira is t,a list az those Who
,.,.,.i,.,t tbo dirI,ro,s.
r,c,,I,r Conreo-NTay u Adams
Wc1d. J,Iorenca = R,rhnur Rraoar.
Grace I Reals Dexter. Annie 4
rr1ckett. Madison. iIorteps. Il Brad
ford. Mechanic Falls. Una Il. Rrann.
Aurusta.> Cassie 4 Hrphaut VIM.
yJancbo 4 ,,aIIigan R,naor. AT,uda
,,,.,.., l,.,th ra,f,. f.,a,,, ,,ba,to
1,~f.c.ii ,,a,,t,,. C,a,ai, ,,,i,ior %aoI
!, l,,,,. ,,i,,t,,,.,,
t, ,.,',,.;,, I,a,.,',i,,.s+., i,n.th,,
r,,sI,,,,.,,, p,.,-,,,t p,,n1. c,anr,,,, ~
I.r.,,iua tarr.reon. Lima NJ F.rguson
Tgst Troy. Alma I. Flag North
EolI.loro. Jnsi4 VI T, Fovla West
,,,,... nam a. t.rad,ric Madison. po,-
f., ,,.,,,r,,a,, VS. ror,,iTg,to,. III.
ir,.l ] Ga,. t,a,,,,i,,,,ta,,. >n,;o i,
IIaW Torn, ariI..tan. ma tIao,1in
,r.,n,.i... T1i,h - IInff yvalIington.
tIarnId + Jarkman sherman Mills.
P1,tb +. Jacobson. Lincoln. Grace r.
Jenkins Tomple. Edith A KalIoch
p,,l-land. I-iIab N Kitchen JavsviIln.
rorto,.. rob,, Knoy-lnn prne,,i, TsIa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
PATRIARCHS MILITANT DAY.
Portland entertains Many Visiting ChevaIiers
-Parade-visit 10 Rivert0n.

Portland, Me, June 1.-THE city was
given up, today, to the Patriarchs Mil
liant of the State. The chevaliers were
from Lafayette Rockland: Palace
Belfast; Somerset, Skowhegan; Vinal-
haven; Evergreen, Gardiner; Augusta
Augusta; Dearborn. SacO; Worumbus
Lewiston; Halifax, Watervlle; Ban
gor Of Bangor, and King Of Bath.
The members of Canton Ridgely were
excellent entertainers and have done
all in their power for the comfort and
enjoyment Of the visitors
In the illness of Dept Com. Brig.
Gen. Herbert G. Foster of Waterville.
the command Of the day devolved on
the senior colonel, c. f. Weeks Of
Rockland Of the End Regiment. In the
unavoidable absence of Col. w. s.
Hasty and the illness of Lieut. Col
Greene of Saco, the command of the
LIST Regiment devOlved on Mai Charles
II. Cloudman Of Portland.
While in the city the headquarters
of the LIST Regiment was at the Prebe
house, and the headquarters of the
md Regiment at the Falmouth All
the cantons were CHARTERED at the Fall
mouth. except Canton Halifax, which
was at Swett's hotel.
The annual business meeting was
held, Wednesday evening, with So off
GERS present. The reports showed the
order to be in prosperous condition.
banquet was served by Canton
Ridgely at the close of the meeting.
This mornino the cbev,liarc eniovad
! rido over TIT Iina n the pnrtIand
Railroad "a "a Riverton Irnon IN
return n banouet was served ar the
headu,,arters or Canton RidgeIv in The
Baxter Memorial huiIdinp
Tho Grand rarada v,e formal a. .
.o,cl1ck tbie ,ftarroor Vim zoo mo-, r.,
line Tho linz or march va III fnl-
lows:
Platoon of police.
Chambers Band. Philip Robinson
leader drum majors RutterfieId and
walker
rnI uyaot,e ana 1a,,or,,,,,,, tor
-. :, ,.ii
l, Il, a..
u,t -, MA ai''' 80 80 NJ
= II nm of W,tarviIle or9rtarmastrr
general
1et Regiment Mai cba- RI Gland
man In command ana staff Mai Green
NJ saro Mi cc,tes En,r F,irfaId
YAH cho-, p,r+lan5 a1it
l,a-,ta,, niIra,,, Ne p,r,1a,,a nc n,
oscnrt r,nl BIatsdeu in connand
canton T9,umhus If Lewiston cant
Dresser in command.
Canton Dearborn of Saco. Capt. ]. T.
Mason in command.
Canton I<inp or Rotb cant. I NJ
nm Il, commend
o., I,a,rir,l.,, Tia,,+ Co1 II Nor
W. - U,atar,.iI1a II commend ana
INN C,nt T. i smear adit cant w
Adams ouartarmaster cant W.
A Perry. Major I'll. q. Taggart. sur
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. June i5.-Thr following
pensfon changes for Maine are an
nounced:
Increase. Nathan ". HaZcn, North
Briigton. 81 To $40; EdE1r ID. Andrews.
Albany. IS % $40. Original, widows,
etc. Eunice J. bennett, Montville, s..
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THE UNTOLD MISERIES

That arise from the Errors OF Youth or Excesses
of mature years and all Diseases and Weaknesses
of Men. from whatever cause arising can be ale
Waited and CURED. Read The Diagnostician
or, Know Thyself Manual" Wade Mecum for Men
Only, who seek for True Principles q Treatment.
Price, fifty cents, but sent free. SEALED. for Tx
days. Address, THE PEABODY MEDICAL lNSTI-
TUTE, No. Bulhnch Street, Boston. Mass; con-
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DiarrhCea at Santiago.

Charles II. Marks, while acting in
the capacity of nurse at the Second
Division Hospital of the Fifth Army
Corps at Santiago de Cuba, used few
bottles Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea
and found it TO work like a charm.
For sale by Jno. Coughlin, Ia Water
street, druggist.
r1,w,f,tf
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MarrieT
KENNEHEC.

IIallowcll-Junc H. George W. Hesel,on
of Gardiner. ana Miss Mary r. Stafford
Of Halowell: Frank 4. Winslow Of Hal
gusta.
Waterville-June II. Fred e. Pinkham
and Nellie NJ. Bliss. both of Waterville.
SOMERSET.
Skowhegan-June II, Dr. Walter s.
Stinchheld and Miss Mary A. Clougn.
both Of Skowhcgan.
SAGADAIfOC.
Bath-June IL. Robert H. Dyer of Port
land ana MISS Edith l.. Palmer Of Bath.
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A Gigantic Clothing Combine.

Baltimore. June EXCEPTIONS have been
secured on $50 large clothing manufart-
uring establishments throughout the
country by Samuel Rosenthal, Jr.. of this
city. who has been forming 4 gigantic
clothing combine to be known as the
American Clothing Manufacturing Co
The company, 1t is understood, will have
a capital stock OF .O0.00O,O0U,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

Thursdays applicants for admission
we're Augustus aoughton, late 18th Mass.
Bat. from Winchendon, ana John Shay,
late f, Sth Mass. from Lynn, assigned to
Rarrack z; Christopher, alias James
Dufey. late L. 5. Navy, from Augusta,
assigned to Barrack l..
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Famine in East Africa.

London. June 16.-Advices received
here from East Africa show famine is
prevailing in the German possessions
owing ia the drought. which also pre-
walls alarmingly i'm the British pro-
tecturate. Hundreds Of women are dy
ing Of starvation ana the resident
whites are wholly unable to COPE with
the distress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

Connection was made. Thursday after
noon at 43o. over the now telephone line
via the IIaIlowel road. Lineman New
ton. who has had charge Of the construc-
ton, il tn he congratulated on the rapid
fty with which ne has pushed the work
to a successful completion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

1t is reported that Daniel W. Robinson,
an ex-mcmbcr Of the Home, is about to
start a weekly newspaper in New York,
",rhe Union Veteran to he devoted to
the interests of the volunteer soldiers ana
the increasing OF good Fellowship among
them. Correspondents have been arr
ranged for at the different branches M
the National Home ami ut the various
state homes. The initial number is to Dr.
published within a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

&. q. Brown, n former member Of thc
Home, who is now stopping at Nassal-
boro. remarked to a comrade who saw
him. the other day. that Tagus was the
best Home he had seen; that he had vis-
tied the Western, al Leavenworth. ana
the Pacific, at Santa Monica, cal. withl1
the past Six months. ana he had come
back to Maine satisfied that the old Easr-
eru Branch was as good as any of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

John Bowers, late 90. A, 4th Rhode
Island, a former member Of Home Go. G,
reported, yesterday, for re-admission.
Mr. Bowers was last member Of the
Central Branch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

Rev. A. L. Struthers and Charles
Cobb represented the congregational
church at the council held in Angus
IA. Wednesday. to advise with refer
cncc to the djsmission Of Rev. j. $.
williamson.