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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
nrsr,KE o. ooMMIssroNERs.
omeiaIs wuI Not Talk of Purchase
OF New Islands.

OmetaIs Mili Not Talk of Purchase
Of New Islands.
Washington. Nov. sBccause the cess
slon of the ISLANDS of CibHu and CaRcyen.
~ the Philippine Archipelago. mus, BE-
iauned by the senate of the United States
The officials Of the state department pos
iuvciy decline 10 discuss the transfer
" hich was referred 60 yesterday by tho
spanish premier Stlll the fact is no.
concealed and was sent out iu the dls-
patches about two months ago. that the
transfer has been arranged as FAR as tuc
executive branch ~ our government could
effect g.
The state department officials regard tho
islands as absolutely necessary 20 COM
plese American sovereignty m the Philip
pines Lying o. they % 90 the southw
Of the main group ~ Islands. and iu one
of the most important channels ~ COM
munieation. % would be in the eye of the
department most dangerous course 20
allow them 60 fan into the hands of nm
other power. and thus constitute per
mauent mcnace TO American Sovereignty
iu the phlippineH They were exchldci
from the original ression by the GeoEranh.
ical boundaries laid down in the treaty
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
HOW AL,oHD prp nIs woun.
Charge Made That ne changed the
Clearing House sheets.

tfhFthk hnhAE NheFtA
Now York Nov. 9-Thc further exsmi-
nation in the case ~ Cornelius l. Alvori
Jr. the former note teller Of the Firs,
Natlonal Bank. who f. accu.cd Of embsz-
zline Hgsooo Of tho bank funds was c1n-
tinucd to-day before United states Com
missioner Shields
Joan ! Garrison. a clerk 90 the note
tellers department. furnished the only
Sensational testimony Of the DAYS he III
recuy accused Alvord of changing the
clearing house sheets and sNore That hs
ssw him 10 80. he says chat he Work"i
in the same cage with ANord ana was
about twenty-five 10 thirty Fee Hway
from him Describing 10" examination
% the clearing house sheets hy Bank Ex-
amiuer Hanna on oct l5 he said
II was about twenty-five feet away ard
when tho sheet was given 90 Alyord / -aw
him turn his back 10 the man next him
and make some marks on the sheef Hs
then went into his cage and made SOM
marks ana then handed be- sheets to Mr.
Hanna
The bearing was adjourned until Tues-
day next
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
COLLEGE, oYw1lsIrM ntn>rD.
Trustees Wet and voted to Replace
It Immediately.

south Bera Ind. Nov. s-Firc, which
started rout O'Clock this afternoon tn
the gymnasium Of the University Of Notre
Dame completely destroyed the structure.
Two alarms vcr--eut To-. but al tho nre-
men could 10 was 10 prote.s adjoining
structures The building was ~ steel and
brick and wns one of tgc btge~t college
gS mna ziums in The world. while nv
flame were stii raging the university
trustees held session ana voted to rs-
place the structure with another gym
r4a alum
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
CONGRESS N MADRID.
south American Delegates Arc Meet
In With spain.

Madrid. Nov 9-Thc preliminary scs-
sion OF the Spantsh-American Congress
opened to-day. About thirty South Amer
lean delegates have arrived ana The re-
mainder are expected tomorrow and sun
day Portugal VIII De represented and
an the souih American republics. except
Bolivia. r~xe accepted the invitations
spain will not have prodominance. as each
state represented has one vote.
The newspapers here warmly welcome
the delegate They declare the Congress
Is pacific. that Spain has no egoiisticsl
sentiment and desires 70 he unbcdy' s
guardian Il r. added that Il Is not a que--
lion Of alliance. but Of something grand
or She and tho republics only wish 20
draw closer their intellectual and CONNER
cisl relations
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
cH1NDLt:R D,sFENDs rrTNEY.
signed statement From the senate
From New Hampshire.

signed stat-ment From the senate
From New Hampshire.
Concord y H.. Nov SENATOR Chan-
dler to-night issued signed defense
against the criticisms Of Railroad Commis-
.loner Henry 81 Puney Senator chan.
dier gives fun account of his persistent
efforts 20 secure iu Congress q new dech-
ration that international bimctaLism IS
desirable Hc gives copies Of two Letters
never before made public. one is tho
lettsr Of De-. l7 ls,. from the
committee OF the senate caucus
~icued hy Senators Hoar. cham
dcr. Gear -nd Garter and taken by
senator wol-ott the chairman of che com
mftec. 10 Mr Mckinney a. Canton Mr
McKinley's letter So reply is dated Dee
2s and SAYS
"a am anxious 70 bring about an inter
national agreement ana carry out. u pos
sihlc the pledge Of our platform in that
behalf "
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Ncw YORK No, "a portion of a mans
body was found Boa che ruins of the Tar
rant a Co building today The md con-
sisted of head. trunk, one hand and a
foot The hodS is bcllevcS 90 be- that
81 Patrick Heuncssv ~ Hohoken, y. j..
who vas employed as porter FOR Ep-
pens smith A Wlemanu CO. coffee deal
ers. anu who has been reported missing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
noERs RADI.Y BEATEN.
nut col. Le GaIIat. WI" Led the
british Was KtIted.

London Nov -Iord Rohcrts. tclc-
gruphiug from johannesburg under date
~ Nov s. river details 81 tho defeat of
the Boers Near Hothaviic ani ndts io
the facts already known The foilowing
col Le Calais was heavily engaged
for nve hours with ~ Roors Knox
reinforced - calais ana completely de-
feated the Bnora pcNet nud Stcyn,
with thu Roers left in great haste ANA
we're pursued some miles to the south
east Tho enemy broke up INTO small
parties i.rGnlais Was among The killed
Steyn's secretary. peNiihers. was wound
Cd and captured
Lord Roberts also reports u number ~
small amairs. the most important 81 which
was an engagement fought Nov s. hy
smith Dorrien south Of pnimanufhh
which resulted IN the Beers being driven
30 the east % the komati river.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
IRIS WINTER N NEW loRK.
Thermometer Went Down aud w~st
Mind blew Hard.

htFN
New York NOV s--The nrst touch of
winter weather came 90 town to-day m
Tho trail Of west wind. which a. %
clock this morning wa blowing a the
fatc - y miles au nour. II made siuice-
way % lower Broadway and the narrow
down town streets lniug on hats ana
playing q thousand and ono rrauks with
the uuwary pedestrians IS ho rounded cor
ners lncautiously Al Tho top of the sky
fcrapeIs windows ratified aud papers blew
around az a lvciy rate.
As the day advanced the wind became
stronger until aioug ~ the afternoon o.
mad reached a velocity ~ 81 miles
tp 20 20 o'clock tonight no loss of lifo
had been reported in Ncw York city or
Brooklyn. but stories " damage 20 build
iugs 10 the cities and suburbs were mum
rroua
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Topeka. Kan. nov 9-Hepuhlicaus now
..1in the election of g W Wheaty %
courrcss from jhe Third District hy "a
plurallty Of ten without the vote Of the
.oidicrs now serving 10 the Philippines
bich they say will be largely for him.
Tb.s gives the Republican, a solid dele
aauou .n Congress
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
VICE ~ NEW YORK.
startling Evidence wiz ne Present
ed 90 the Mayor.

ed 90 the Mayor.
New York. Nov 9-The Tribune viii
say tomorrow
1T was reported yesterday that The evil
dence which has been collected 10 SUD
port iho charges AGAINST the police in the
crusade against vice iu the district east
or the Bowery IS 50 omp.ete and Of such
startling character that q vii. cause a
erea, commotion in the city when it BE-
made public There is said Co be- iuil iu-
formation OF che methods by which vice
aas been protected by the police and per
mitted TO spread into many houses 90 The
district. how much money has been paid
for such protection and VINO have been
concerned IN the payments. The evidence,
10 Be- said. viii no, be- presented until for
mai .nurgcs have nccn sent 60 the Mayor
hy Bishop Potter
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
HI:rrBLIcANs GET >EBHAsKA.

They Elected Two ConErcssmcn and
the Democrats Four.
Omaha. Neb Nov Almost complete
returns give Mckinley a plurality IN Ne
braska of over seo The Republican state
ticket is apparently elected by from LOO
to 200
the First and second districts. the fusion
lists IN the Third Fourth. Fifth and sixth
districts Phe Legislature. the returns on
witch arc not yet returned. viii probably
stand senate Republicans is. fu.ion.sts
Is. vncant !. House. Republicans 81 fu-
slonisis a.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
nn,A> NAY NoT 60 HUNTING.
He VIII Make n Statement to the
People IN Few Days.

'E'F''' - = = TT
Lincoln Neb. Nov. 9.-Mr Bryan s IN
rccoip, Of many requests Tor "a statement
concerning his future plans ana his at-
titude on public questions iu view OF
Tuesdays result Re inhmated to-day
thls De would before long cnllEhtcn the
public fully but for the present ne had
private matters which demanded his a.-
tcntiou
Mr. Bryan saii to-day be- might nos a..
company Col Wctmore on his hunting
trip ln tho ozark mountains Iis health
D. good and be does noe feel the need ~
such a trip he saii he had been oway
from Lincoln 20 much recently he foun
hts own home Afforded him the be-, op-
portunity for rest
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Onenbath. HesHe. Nov. 1.-TWO express
trains came lntc~roiiislor to-day between
this piaee end Frankf3rt-ou-fhe-M Main. a
gas reservoir exploded. setting ore 20 the
wre ekaze. and seven pereons were burned
10 death and fouF in!afed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Washington. Nov 9-Frank " Funk
was hanged az the district tail 90 if"
for the murder of william Brooks, on june
-. isss He robbed hts Victm oi $40 ms
savings. about &109l and also murder
ousiy assaulted the iatter's wife. lis vic
Tins we're aged people
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
Aw .rrING rnEsIDEsr KRuGER.
wrs. EIon says Bocrs believe They
wttI FINALLY Win.

Marrellles Nov. a-Mrs Elon has 1r-
rived here 10 await the arrival ~ NJ
kruger. her grandfather. on the Dutch
cruiser Geldcrland IN the coursc of an
interview to-day she saii.
Tho difficulties surrounding Great Brit
ban are so great thai ths Bocrs are con-
vince.l thcs viii nnaily Eain the upper
haua Wy have the greatest confidence
in tse iptuoy 81 the President. whp id
fpite ~ bis great age ami fatigue. wii
travel ACROSS Europe. he only dec.dcd 90
come 5=5siis9 hv Hss 81 his i5=s-=s.3a
very vficncious means OF action"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
rrrrrn 40 ne EIectrocuted.

M,YDsville. o.. No, e--Judge Melhorn
,hi, afternoon overruicd the motion for a
now trial ana sentenced kosslyu FerreH
,o y. clcetrocuted on Friday. March !. for
lre murder of EApress Messenger Lane
Aug j. last.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

New York Nov a-Thc recent boom IN
the stock market has created an unusual
iy strong demand Tor Stock Exchange
seats and ticu was offered to-day for
sent on the Exchange THIS 500
higher than hns ever hcfo~e heou omcred
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
PUTTING ON SCREWS
NEAT TRU~T THE TtRSr TO AD-
VANCE, TITS PRODUCT.
ONE CENT A POUND INCREASE.
MEANS ANIMAL GAIN no PACKERS
or sSD.WD.Ooo.

Packer. CIaim They Have Be~n
The Price OF cattle. However, Has
Not Been Incrcased-t laimed rhat
the Advance Was Justified ny Con-
diuous aud Coming After Election
Was onIS Co-Incidcn~~.
Chicago Nov "a nst increase - one
cent pound was put up on beef pork
ana mutton to-day ~ Chicago packers
In one year thc additional cent will yield
to the Chicago packers basine the esti-
mate upon last wears business the fol-
lowing sums Drcssei beet slSooeo.
dressed pork aud pork products. seoooo.-
eo. mutton. tgooo'o Total addition 20
income s5qoNoooo
The Chronicle tomorrow VIII fay
Retailers OF mcass were thrown into
a panic by the uncN pcried rise in prices
in the adjustment of prices 60 the consum-
ers choice cuts OF beef have gone up a.
much a. cents pork tenderloin Jumped
60 the same extent AMI mutton chops went
up cents The advance 10y th, packers
is more thaH 20 per cent on The pricc
% meat the day before election The al
vance h} the retailer 10 the consumer
viii average e5 per cent
The packers claim they have been sell
inE dressed meats 81 a .oss for several
years la siN months fhe pri,, Of meat
stuns has gone up $50 per io' pounds.
In the price of clttie. hogs and sheep.
Representative or the packers 80 charge
Of the dressed meat department cay thu
advance was justihei by the conditions OF
trade and imposition on the heels Of the
election is bat coincidence
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

London. NOV "details of ihr losv of
fhc steam collier CITY 81 Vienna. which
sank in tho channel yesterday while
bound from swansea Tor Rotterdam after
, collision with an unknown vessel. show
that nineteen ~ her Grow were drowned
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION.
bishop Potter.' Views with Regard
go Labor Evils.

fO LNb0r F.NFIH.
Washington. Nov s-Bishop Henry q.
Potter OF New York testified to-day be-
fore the Indu=trlal Commission. Ho said
be had more confidence IN voluntary or
the sweatshop system than IN legislation
He advocated a permanent commission 10
mediate between capitalists ana labor or
gnnizations lie was di-iuciined 20 favor
compulsory arbitration. Labor h. sad. r.
not well rewarded voluntarily hy any one.
That was the keynote u the inpor ques-
tton
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
rREsIDENr ANSWERS BRYAN.
He Thanked Him and Extended His
Good wishes.

Good wishes.
Washington. Nov. s-president Mckin-
ley to-day answered Mr Bryan's message
Of congrutulation in the following dis
patch.
Executive Mansion. Wash nefon. Nov.
?. iso-Hou. " J Bryan. Lincoln. Ncb. :
/ Acknowledge with cordial thanks your
message OF congratulation and extend TO
YOU my good Nishe,.
william Mckinley"
Mr. Bryan's message TO the President
reached canton after Mr Mckinley had
started for Washington and was forward
"a 90 him here.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
GREENE AND CANYON MEANING.
col. John Rutherford, m Atiantn
Contractor. ON the stand

Contractor. ON the stand.
New York Nov 9-rhr hearing ln iip
case Of J r.. W r and T. w. Gayn1r and
- y Greene. alleged co-conspirators wltn
capt . NJ Carter FOR their removal tn
Georgia for trial wss resumed to-day
COL John W Rutherford. formerly CON
tractor in Atlanta. was called by tho de-
fense As tho nrst witness 20 show thar
the work accomplished by the defendant
was un 10 the standard and fully in ac
cord with the specincht'ons determining
tho class ~ work TO be- carried out
Col Rutherford was excused after hag-
n.g been asked number of technical
questions. and the hearing was adjourned
und Monday
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
POSTAL CENSORSHIP.
The Hepor' Of Director tener"i
NetIIe at Manila.

$50 t.ngtou. Nov. p Recent develop
3 the postal service Ia the Philip
ara reported 10y Director General Of
NcIle m communication just re-
ny the postonicc Department he
He tho censorship Of the mails. tnt
r General says Gen. Macarthur D.
ir accord " th him ou his contention
Hli censorship shalt be resorted 70
"so.cf absolute necessity He snys
s been ana viii be no friction be-
'ne postal and military authouties
question. he recognize. now
'H't occasions may arise whore cen-
is absolutely necessary nnd has
iaefructions that officers % ne
service shall IN every way assist
military.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
Standard oII s,tII l.inu.

New York. Nov standard on certin-
Gates made new high water mark to
day. seiling Al ~.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

London. Nov "a special dispatch
from Tieu Tsin. dated Nov.
saws a detachment of Italian troop@ re-
suruing TO Pekin intercepted three bat
talions Of Chinese near Kun An iisicn.
The latter surrendered without hring
shot
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
= HEDrcnD u,JonrTY.
ttnh Game Yer, NeRr Going 10 the
Drmocrats.

Salt Lake. Utah Nov s--The returns
from the state. which are noW practlca ~
complete. reduce the majority q swhef-
land Republican. over king Democrlt.
for Congress. 10 Jess than on The re-
turns show that King ran cons dera1iy
ahead Of the remainder OF the Democratic
ticket
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
ELGoTioS ~ roRTo RIco.
''''rnls Withdrew aud Republicans
Iauk ENer.thInn

a1s received a dispatch from Gov.
Porto Rico. announcing that the
'u p1rsed IN with entire quiet and
fity-eigh, thousand votes were
n'ariy oh Republican The federals
at the last moment. ana cast
votes. pcgctan Republican, was
.E. commissioner. Every member a.
l.. si7turs Is Republican. The Legs
'-'e Is 10 meet On De-. ,.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
orrIcI,Ls wEnE Exncl rED.

Leaders of Rebellion ~ Tao ttnE y"
Put 60 Death.
Pekin Nov g. via shanghai Nov p
-Four Of the leading officials OF Pso Ting
Pm. including Ting Yane. sbe acting vice
roy of Pc chi a. and Gen. Kusa Hing
were executed Nov s under the seuten y
imposed by thc tribunal 81 che allie.
Renewed reports Of the death Of the
Empress Dowaser are IN circulation but
they lack verln-ation and are discrediied
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
HUAvY riGHrI>G wrrm noERs.

Tbey Lost Tw~nty-threr ktIied nnd
Thirty " ouaded.
Bothavilie. Nov There has been
heavy fighting since Nov. o. resulting n
tho defeat 90 the Bocrs. who lost twenty
three killed. thirty wounded and one hun
dred taken prisoner seven of their
guns we're also captured The British Lost
three Officers and four men Killed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
REDUCE WAR TAXES
MAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE TO
TAKE THE NATTER Up.
ARMY MUST BE PROVIDED FOR.
PRESENT MILITARY ESTABLISH
MENT TO BE EXTENDED.

Pn,ne Claims "a VIII he Impossible
90 Reduce the size Of the Army
Intu the Philippine Rebellion II
over The Foregoing Measures
Win the Reapportionment, ship
subsidy and Nicaragua Canal bills,
WI Keep ConEress Busy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28
Good Luck al the RsngeIeys.

Daniel Whitehouse of this city, re-
turned. Friday night. from a fishing
trip to the Rangeleys. where he was
accompanied by Ex-senator Joel Will
bur of Phillips. The fishermen mad
good luck, catching 30 fish altogether.
or these Mr.. Whitehouse landed Il,
three Of them landlocked salmon aver
aging 31a pounds. The largest trout
tipped the scales at pounds. The
party stopped at Crows Nest on the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Whitehouse
iished with the guide. Wilbur Lufkin.
on the second day, and caught Is of
his IL fish. The fishermen used the
Archer spinner. the casting spoon and
live bait. Most Of the fish were caught
with the spinner and minnows. 1t was
cold and disagreeable. not very pro-
pitous for good luck, and during the
nights ice formed as thick as a win
dow pane. Old Saddleback is covered
with snow and the party found consid-
cradle snow on the Carry. in the woods
This week will probably be the great
week for the fishermen at the Range
leys." said Mr.. Whitehouse. Il think
We We're a few days too early"
Whether they were early or not the
party had good luck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28
An Ancient Belief.

The ancients believed that rheuma-
tisln was the work of demon within
man. Any one who has had an at
tack Of sciatic or inf1ammatory rheu-
matism will agree that the infliction is
demoniac enough to warrant the be-
lief. 1t has never been claimed that
Chamberlain's Pain Balm would cast
out demons, but it will cure rheuma-
usm, and hundreds bear testimony to
tne truth of this statement. one an
phcation relieves the pain. and this
quick relief which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. For sa !.
by Jro. Coughlin, IL Water St Drug
gist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28

Horace Kimblll was before the court.
Saturday morning. on the charge OF
creating disturbance. 1t was he
against whom the complaint was made
that he used a knife at his home. Fri
day night. When the witnesses were
brought into court, testimony was Of
fered that one of the women tainted
during the ARRAY. but she said that
she could not remember what had
caused her to faint. The case was
continued until today, to allow time
for summoning more witnesses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28

There is a section Of our fair city
for which majority Of the doctors
seem to have a preference. Standing
at the corner Of Chapel street and
Western avenue. one can throw stone
and hit the residences Of nine doctors
viz: Or. Martin, DIR. Harris, DR.. Scott
Hill. DR.. Johnson. DR.. Turner, DR..
Thompson's new home, DR.. Briggs, DIR.
MCDavid and DR.. Hathorn. BY
stretching this a little. the residences
Of Drs- Frederick and North may be
included
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28

s. T. Stilkey & Son have just added
to their stable a new Higgins carriage
elevator. which enables them to use
the whole of the second floor for re-
pository purposes. A wagon can be
brought down on this elevator and put
in position for use much quicker than
horse can be harncssed In the
carriages now kept on the second floor
or this stable are a number Of new
rubber tires-of WinEate & Simmons
makc-and n couple of the natty look
ing new bike wheel buggies which
seem to be having the call in the car
riage market. this spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28

Workmen are engaged in painting
the letter box posts in the various
parts Of the city. II was stated in the
Journal few days ago that all boxes
on posts having green tops
were collected on the eve
ming collection, and that boxes on
posts with yellow tops were not
collected later than afternoon. 1t has
been found that the green tops cannot
be distinguished at night, and the
coiors have been reversed so that all
boxes on the yellow top posts are on
the evening collection. This can easily
be remembered as the boxes on the
posts that show a color on the top at
night are the ones that have an eve
ming collection: while those on posts
having apparently but one color al
night are not collected later than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28
DAILY kgnnebec 3ou.uaL.

Cards of thanks, obituary notices. res
buttons Of respect, etc, will be charged
at the rate of ten cents per line. No
charges less than seventy-dve cents
All Advertising announcement. M
entertainments, whose object is tho
raising Of money will be charged al the
rate Of fifteen cents a line
Advertising notices, news form. will
be excluded from our local columns, ex
ccpt such as refer to advertisers occu-
pying space in our advertising columns
and will be run under a separate head
on one Of the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
JOURNAL promptly will confer favor
by notifying the Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28
Special Advertisements.

Small Advertisements not exceeding
four lines (thirty words) coming unaer
the head of WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
LET. LOST. &c. will be inserted two
times for rs cents three times for 80
cents, one week for 30 cents, two weeks
for So cents and one month for 81 so. AD,
VANCE PAYMENT. in sending by mai
remittance of postage stamps or Posta'
note should be made with order, as tne
charges are too small to open accounts
for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28

The song sung at the Merchants
Carnival for the Peoples Store which
made such hit. was rendered by Miss
Mertie Lunt, instead Of Miss Leona
La Breck as was stated in Saturdays
Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28

NOTICF-Fowler & IIamlen, havfnk
disposed of their stock Of dry goods TO
III. N. Whitman e. Co, have retired
from business Their accounts can ne
settled at the desk OF Whitman 4 20.
by their cashier. dt1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28

There will be n special conclave of
Trinity Commandery, this evening, at
40 p. NJ. to consider the invitation of
Dunlap Commandery of Bath, to be
their guests June % and %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-28

The comrades of Seth Williams Post.
G. \. r.. will find luncheon at the
Grand Army hall. the noon of Memo
rial day. 1t will be provided by Quar-
termaster Lewis Selbing.