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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS FOR
RENT

GARRISON. Corner Dirlsson-ileautifulIy fur
nishei Groom fat; 50. eX-; steam; large lawn.
;aUit1r; telephone; perfect home; reasonable.
81 able tenant GCT year. price S-l0 Ier month;
house open for irSr et.on p-tr"er H. Tor iniGr-
r1a tiun iuuuife CF arm 1T g. SmucEer, 81 Louis
Dairy Co. 4JJS Pine -.
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STOVE REPAIRS
BUSINESS CHANCES.

n all iss-riVtions. \. g. BEAUEIsS, 1lS3li
Gh.GI 81
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COOK WAETED->,C9k ami hoa-ez1-i. TIy
ECcG aE-s and home $50 tll-4ey
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sALESI-AcE-S'tuatiou a. EaI@sla5y in MILL
Iery c. suit department. experienced lest -
.g-sTe1s ses. 50. 1T -.uiic,
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BUY yghGsT-RgY cCRs.

There Is no safer bU siness than Gy.ying Wheat
O. Corn all heavy declines. send ~ oUr CI-
less Hc I.ahe money foT You. a. c. Marshall
q Co.. S24 Lincoln Trust building, ST. LOUIS. No
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Editorial
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Thrr- Lines for Fls. cents.
Each Additional Lane Five Gents E,t;

49, Zach Add'''oia! Lane Fi.e Cents Extra
All. desiring nice comfortable rooms. &c
ca Cay Mn sT S -, J., . rs, t.n.''"1s'
''''' go ''+ 81. - 49,
NLBET,T Ave T,f-ff-na-..L.fv furnished
rooms e-t",tH ,''''.tr AID 9l-9ihan oats-
E!,II. Ave 2rslT,-l neatly furnished rooms.
second Goo. s-n. --a-u - .arrI.. board II de-
s.rl4, ti Il oE 81. lr..i,i a. , ls--ua ca1s.
uEoAI,NAv. 20, AMI 1s7 Mt the POST"
20 ROOMS. ..,r. 70 :,.fl-. .. ~ ruo.a-. 59s Der
cay
urDtuNNY. el S.-rurrl.a.l roo.us f,r
8s't Ega-- ...l.ll. also I.g, room fu- me g-t.-
1t"'". -
rIfE.TE -T So -. N.uI. ard neatly sr,--
rIsl,i r..,1s-. All H.. ..rr ,..~,-.lIa--.- tga1-
r'v''-' '. o. 81 iE h-i.'..
tHurTEAT A.,. .s.-. I..,a:.- fu.r.-h.-E 'front.'
rom i,r .5t h'1=' aa i..'. o. f'sIt table par
''.
'1i.i-lEsE ILL. ave. .5>. - =. luis, III
-. ,f =. ''' - '.'-t--'' ..--' ''
- -'+ IT, '..
,''.i i'\ AE'-. ~ y Ni,'-lf ilt,.,-l l'- f -,
- ltt 60 'tt'., W ,.'-.-.' i..;;.N i..;.N .r-l
=, az, So, .''" ..'I, l+''@-' .'s'
,-,,-.,,-- ,.--.,. ...--..,..-, - ,--r
-, ~ ~, 'i.' t"i.'l7i'i '-'i' '
-.t- -'''- 'p.i'-- $50 t'' "--.-- -
hA~.'N NN... -N-cslt fltnl-fHt 1a'll rom
2" - ''.-. ''l.-...'i~ it'tt t|''-."' ''i''-'''
."'''''--.''--
1.H ..r 1.-
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COOK WA-vLE5i5--Whit- sill % cook. wash aal
iroU, s4llt. ta.EiGy A.8.r i-tI i-l-l.l Zya.
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INrno.n CItY PROPERTY ron SALE.
UNIMpR0vED CITY PROPERTY FoR
SUBURBAN REM ESTATE FOR SALE.

4 BEAUTIFUL tract az lard. 10 acres We. Ts.
Of st Louis Or PAGE ave, az one-aaH its Fej9e'
viii sell age scres sad ~. Lyd.A. loz. frahAi-
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COOK NAHTED-Cy-k and a9useEirl. pay
E9oc wage AZ home. "a. y. lWen-4-th ST
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AGENTS WANTEI1--I=i4iss ana gent!c-icr:
fr:s gh's T@eliGat.G Tapcr bath cabinet: is-rs
cormlssiJn 20 agents THs--;. MI ~ y
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DIs,ItG-RCuI GIE}I. WsETED-Dinlag- room
E!-I !gr r--t,.-i7art. also E.ai- girl assist.
,>9ut:. Side b.sl.--s-ut. l--G :. Is:54-..ay.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
DEI.NAR Ave 4t39-StorarooIu; Al location for
dyelug ana cleaning and repair shop.
D. e. BRENNAN r. +. CO. SIC Chestnut 81.
OFFICE. Apply At Mulkey & hcHaie. 30 Mis-
souri, ave
OLIVE :. es2s-7,yvo large connect1n.: psrlors
sutat le for dentist doctor. nEe place for den
tist. reasonable terms.
OLIVE St 232s-Two large connecting paTioTs.
suitable for dentist or DOCTOR tine place FIX den
list; Eeason2als ts-nls.
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uOONS WITH 10 Ard.


ho"hs "iih IL" fno-
~ -, -. IN ioI = i,; .ns -'. 81
| -- Fan -''i '''.'''' Line W. . eii' N'@
FENNEY ~. g-.s-Ns.trlv furnished se--.-...
ss',y iini' si cot ,.';- 70; ms. .A4ih.es '.-''
=. COZ, .,'-''' =. 4 p,,'.u, ,Illl- "a So
(, rom viva. u. or.au4t board, pIIril-- t.u.-y.
/ r.t,,,,r-r,,- eo,. -. -,...r ...--.sb...
wirh boar4. .r tv.s s-,.i.,lso:l ~ lr.a aai
| "-i-, al. .sa. -I...'-s-, tens reisln-'-'.
/ GARRISON N-. ..ia- Furnished rooms for
r'a-s er '';... r,a'v iiss-.-:.d i~1i-s"- heat.
/ .p,,., .-.. ,- ...,.I,- .-----..4.--,
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/ L--.&, -.. :" =. '.''i'a-. amt i.i- -2--.--
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/ ..a@ .l. --r. srr...'- -.[. ea'~..r. a-',.F-
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/ I.H "l-''i s...- ~.A .ai- A--s. dag t-t-. - i"-
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elegant 'i~'. 't''.''s. T.s' ''-'ri- --.
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LOCUST ST .s7-I5es.-a7.,. .---..-.--ta-. iron.
-.,n- --.a'r i,--.s. 10, 49, 49,
tta,5 9ir...,I'..l- -.s e.. I,r-7.r'r.t r-r.--.
-. .-.r...-r -. 90 - =
- p. ~ ahi 4 =. - ~, lnsFt I-.nt Ion.
L.. .,l ... ,,,-.....f.-,- ,,, r.l..,-. t.r,.,s
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n.r 80 e. il'"-ea .,a fISHi 5,j an.
c,l..4i.-,.. v,eitl,4 g. civ gc5rl7:I5.l't.i
,,.,.,..-. :. o. -
rral M Sc. --r- ...J; .a,r1.-.. 49,.
choice '~l;,. he5t o. service. saoder''e terms
gpr-r--~ - r.a4 ,4 Is, ---se..,,.--. s,,-7.st,
fr,t sg5 .sr.r -, 80 ,'r.i.o - -t.t. - l-r..-,
t'.ti-e-
LOCUST ;. s-E5-- T,l-s-.Ile furnished ana ~
frr....l -- :b 5r y.-fis tir-1-'.-.t,
tn1r.. hone ea9ei's. modern COM .sEeea f---
srH+hie terms
fa.,r---, ., ---i .5-r,,-- .g7-1,-- e--------
an eastern exposure. u.ol-ru ,-ryeq -nc-r. *
! s-ll''. i-- - -
:o5sa. so.e-J board raaas1n cofss-.=eees. llss-
tnl 9E-E-et.e:. for TIA gents lr couple: Ilod-T-
''' '''.s-
LOCUST -. III and lla5- Desirabi. furnished
-L'. .... ,s ... a, ,ls.i H.. !.- :
tr.ej. ste.tar. aScoraa.od4te,.
LOCUST St. .t1e-se.e.. board. dssir7Fl,
raaIl.- r.,,..s, erJ;, --g.s visitors e. .r= a-
c.nIr.1r:t,..i. ..a,-u.sr- 10 Cu.or, stat..z and
i'Ai.-s--i-"' 'H'-'rtte terms
LOCUST ST l>ot-rle=:rahIe rooms: ss,s-t
s-.rri. e.0vsr.zut e Union station. Exposition
'ai.4 ag. paaI--aIs ard sstaii district: visitors
t. city a-'s;'i.9ea'-'' rei77n"'i-. -
LUCAS Ave-. s.2.- Sec5rG-st5ry t-on: and
oiaer rooms with b1a:C.
L!-CAs. -.gf-,:,,afv furnished rooms with
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Forest Park Hou,yd.-4k75-A&S3.

Splendid l"-rorn modern houses: all Cuuve-
nieuces including stable iu rear: rent So and So
a month. Pores. Park boulevard. ia one q tho
most beautiful street. in the city. with park IN
center: inspect these houses, X. al No ssh
JOS. A. DUFFY 6s co,
Tel N 257aA: Il 1915. 500 Chestnut St
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PARTNERS WANTED.
BUSINESS NAYTED.
INFORMATION WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

ANYONE knowing Tew', q. EeIeT or FAM
iy prior 20 te,l, p4ease address II. n. wech
G-ady. Seh-. elI receive TswarL
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WHOLE TELEPHONE SYSTEM
MAY BE TIED UP TODAY
Higher Wages and Restoration Of Old
Manager are the Demands Of
the Males.

of is
| II IS in In
viii girls and the
complaints
H
of
was emoved N Mr.. his place
of
be in
Of
a
and
trouble
II kely to sun 81
a the
In
jurisdiction
stated last night strike
ircrae n
dwhoh the
standing the brunt OF the work
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REGISTER TODAY.
BURIED WITH HoNoRs.
Robert More Laid to Rest by His
Masonic Brethren.

The funeral of the late Robert More
took place yesterday afternoon at
0 clock at the Masonic Temple. The
casket deeply covered with the floral
offerings of the host of friends which
Robert More enjoyed during his life
time, was brought into the ritual hall
of the Masons by six pail bearers,
Messrs. Hugh Mcintyre, T. ]. Lucas.
Andrew Brown, ]. Lucas, Mr.. Brant of
Hilo, Mr.. j. Little and II. G.. Austin.
The widow was accompanied by her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Lishman, and the members of the
family.
| Upon the platform of the Grand
Master masses of flowers in wreaths,
set pieces and bouquets were pathetic
reminders of the esteem in which the
deceased Mason was held by his fellow
! lodgemen and friends. The Masonic
ritual was impressive and made more
so by the singing of a choir composed
of Mrs. Cordelia Damon, Miss l.. M.
Winnie, Mr.. Will Forbes and Mr.. In
gals. The Grand Master conducted the
Masonic services. The burial took place
in the Nuuanu cemetery.
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dependent ticket, and they are still 10y
al TO the independent Home Rule party.
The majority Of the Mauian natives are
independents. The natives on the leper
island are also enthusiastic Indepen-
dents. The Democratic party is very
weak on the islands OF Maui and Molo,
kai."
When Kalauokalani was asked If in
any way fusion between the Demo-
Gratis and independents could be effect
ed, he said: There is not any possi-
bility of fusion between the Indepen-
dents and the Democrats on the island
of Maui.
There is some change on the Inde :
pendent slate for Maui s. E. Kaiue will
run as a senator on the Independent
ticket as reported before He has
thrown of all allegiance to the Demo-
cratic Independent party. c. B. Cock
EFT viii also run as Independent sena-
toriai candidate for the island of Maui
IN place of I. b. Lyons, and F. W. Beck
ley and ID. Kalei Kahaulelio will run
as representative candidates in the
place of David Eldredge and C. B.
Cockett, who are now placed on the
senatorial ticket"
Yesterday, the petitions of the fol-
lowing Independent candidates for the
island Of Maui were filed with H. F.
Cooper, secretary of the Territory
For the Senate, William White Ga
haina), G. b. Cockett Lahaina). S L,
Kaiue Cwailuku).
For the House, G.. p Kauimokaole
tHana}. ID. kalei Kahaulelio Gahaina)
J. X. Hihio CKaanapali..
9. q. Naope's petition of Hookena
Hawaii. was the only one filed yester.
day. All the others are already on file
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MISS NETTIE KINGS
ART EXHIBITION
1t Will Open Today in the Show
Room Over Pacific
Hardware Store.

The art exhibition which has been
prepared by Miss Nettie King of Cal
ifornia will be opened this morning in
the show room over the Pacific Hard
ware Company's place of business.
Miss King is one of California's most
talented young artists and her exhibi-
ton will include, such bits of work as
the following:
Ideal head, Fanny Kemble, Oriental
head, Jardiniere with rose decoration.
platter with grape decoration, stein
with hop vine decoration tete-a-tete
set with medallions and forget-me- -nots.
claret pitcher with blackberry decora-
ton after Bischoff. cat-plate in mono
chrome and miniatures on ivory and
china.
Miss King has studied under Oscar
Kennath, Arthur F. Matthews, r. d.
Yelland, Lorenzo Latimer, John STAN
ton and Mrs. HerrickRoss. Her ex-
hibition will last but today and next
| Wednesday.
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ters Austin Is making lots of motions
ana says he's the whole thing. Some
people say the Republicans are putting
up for Austin. and others that Prince
David Is the treasury. / think it's Da-
vid."
ID. Kalauokalani. william White and
George kahaulelio were passengers by
the Waialeale, together with Prince
David and Bert Colburn. The former
three were heading for Honolulu on a
boat last Thursday morning when they
were overtaken by the waialeale Just
outside OF Lahaina harbor. BY invita-
tion of Prince David they boarded the
Waialeaie.
Yesterday morning d. Kalauokalani
was asked by a representative of this
paper about his trip to Maui.
He said, II wanted to hold a meeting
at Waikapu and Wailuku, but the worn
ems committee of the Home Rule par
~ told me that IL was unnecessary &c
hold any meeting because the Indepen-
dent party was strong In those districts
They said that II the Democrats viii
try 10 hold another meeting In WaikapU
and Wailuku they will try to stop 1t
This same women's committee of tbs
Home Rule party will send some won.
en- as subcommittee to West and Eas
Maui. Molokai and Lanai to do every
thing they can for the Independen
nome Isule party. Inc women nave alSt
decided to follow their husbands to tn,
polls on election day. for they ar
afraid that their husbands will be in
huenced In some way by liquor, whicl
may lead them to vote for another par
tvs ticket.
Thomas Clark and others have form
ed party on Maui called the Demo
lcratic-Independent party. and on thi
account we have decided to have moth
ing to do with Independent candidate
who have pledged themselves to run o
this party's ticket. The natives O
Maui do not favor the Democratic In
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REGISTER AT OaCE OR You
CAN'T VOTE.
Restored to Civil Rights.

George Ruttman, who was convicted
of attempt to murder by the Fourth
Circuit Court, at Honokaa. Hamakua,
Hawaii, on July 21, 1898, and sentenced
to two years imprisonment, and who
was pardoned by Governor Dole on
September q, 1899, was yesterday re-
stored to his civil rights by Governor.
Dole The document which gives Rutt-
man his rights was signed by the Gov
ernor yesterday morning, and by its
terms he IS restored TO all his civil
rights, and is declared eligible to offices
of trust, honor and profit.
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REGISTER NOW! AT ONCE!
For Coast Passens ers.

w. G. Irwin & Co., agents of the
Oceanic Steamship Company, and
Hackfeld & Co., of the Pacific Mail
Company, give notice that all passen-
gers going to the Coast on the through
steamers in their respective steamers,
and who wish to have their baggage ex-
amfned and sealed by the collector of
customs at this port prior to departure,
must have the examination made and
copy of the declaration presented at the
passenger ticket office of the company
before a ticket will be issued The
steamship company positively declines
to accept such baggage declaration
after tickets have once been issued.
However it is optional with the passen-
ger whether he has the baggage exam
ined before departure or after arrival in
San Francisco.
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REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.
Meeting Today at Laie and Plans
for the Future.

The Republican, Democratic and In
dependent spellbinders will all go to
Laie this morning. Those of the Demo-
Gratis who are going are ]. E. Bush. s.
X. Kaloa, Abraham Fernandez.
j. l.. Kaulukou, L. L. McCandless, A.
G. NJ. Robertson, t. McCants Stewart
and others will make up the Republican
crowd, and of the Independent Home
Rule Party will be the three leaders,
VIM White of Lahaina, George Mark
ham, r. n. Boyd and William Moss
man.
John Sheldon will accompany the Re-
publican party as an interpreter.
The Republicans will be taken to
Laie from Kahuku on the locomotive
Of the Kahuku plantation and will also
return on it to Kahuku to meet a spe-
cial train to bring them back to Wal
alua Hotel where they will spend the
night.
ROUSING RALLY IN MANOA.
The Republican rally in the Manoa
valley church last night was one of the
most enthusiastic in the 'canrpafgn thus
far. 1t was attended by over fifty meI
and about twenty-five women. The
speakers We're James II. Boyd, Clarence
Crabbe, George r. Carter A. v. Gear
A. G. NJ. Robertson, ]. Keiki and JONAH
Kumalae. Many in the audience alsC
spoke. Among them was one of thu
Lane boys who made a rousing speecl
He is one of the recent converts to Re
publicanism and his initial speech OF
the Republican issues was one of tn
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REGISTER TODAY WITHOUT FAIL.
Sons Of Veterans.

Past Division Commander Frank C.
Shfpley has called preliminary meet
ing for the purpose of organizing a
camp of Sons of Veterans, at Judge
Dickey's office, corner of King and
Bethel streets at p. m, this evening.
All eligible sons of veterans are invited
to be present
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HAWAnS NEEDS
ARE MANIFOLD

show the people some of the material
benefits of being part of the greatest
republic in the world
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IF YOU POSTPONE REGIS .
TERING UNTIL TUESDAY =
YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO =
GET WITHIN A HALF MILE
OF THE BOARD.
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sfEsslOSAL CARDS.

...,rr AVp INVESTMENTS.
So ~ rovp a co.-Jadd Blds.;
n pia . -
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s,,sb lr.,,.s'nt 20 tts .cknowi.dx.
&aasa "'hIs once. King ST..
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RoUsING RALLY IN MANoA.

Continued on Page 81
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AncnIrrcra
ENGfVErRs

49,. NOV WYHNs -Ensineers and
49,. f Pumping ana sugar Ms-
- -, .amp'ata power plants Of
'n p spfe.ksls block Tsf ia
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~, b, ,-.,.acr ..cr YOUR EYES YOU
s,,s, ~. pair Don't wear other
Asy, 80. your eyes diner nom
~. 49, Weaf cheap. Improperly
~ 1ev vii riln your .vs..
~ q LUCAS. opTiciAN Lov.
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wtiNARY SURGEONS.

1fuTsuNrNA-omce. Club sta
b sln ta m ~. N. Tel 81.
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eicEry.-Enr and Bethel sta
ssFo boa "a
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,cSq -Alonsy and Notary Pub
= ps,hsl e.
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DO NOT DELAY REGISTERING.
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a. rty,. htQkERs
~. rsI..,s s5ll.,omce ~. Queen g.. op-
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eClSTtR TODAY.

'% VAT 10 REGISTER, DO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Clara Folsom is visiting friends
il FoXcrOft.
Sidney Gay of Phillips was in the
city. yesterday.
F.. l.. iiussey of Sidney. was in the
city. yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Hall will leave, today
for Philadelphia.
]. Francis McNichol Of Sk0whegan.
was in tn. city. yesterday.
Hon. NJ. Il. Leighton is in Nit. Yer
non for Il visit of week or two.
Howard Hamlin If Sidney. was
among Tuesdays business visitors
Frank Abbott Of Sidney. was called
u the city by business. yesterday
Timothy Harrington of China. was
among yesterdays business callers.
Col. l.. II. Kendall returned to his
home in EiGdeford. yesterday noon.
Virgil Scribner Of Manchester was
called to the city by business, yester-
day.
Miss N. +. Sheehan has returned
home from visit with friends in Port
land.
Principal John +. Nelson of the Wa
t-rNilin High school was III inns CITY
yesterday.
Hon. c. NJ Weston and Miss Annie
T. Weston Of Belgrade, We're IN the
cit.. Tuesday.
Joseph Gooch Of Biddeford. IS
guest at the home of his son. l'olai'o
! t,.,rb in this city.
Mrs. $. W. Matthews. Mrs. Mary I.
! Hall and Harold Hall have arrlVeu
/ from Massachusetts.
/ ]. Martin Fuller. who is working IN
/ Portland. is spending the Fourth a
his home in this city.
After IL years absence, SamucI
Reaton has gone to Prince Edward
! Island for two weeks vacation.
Commissioner Oak left. yesterday
! afternoon. for his home in Carlbou'
i where he will remain over the hoiiuaH'
city Solicitor L. NJ. Thompson was
| in Portland. yesterday. where ne ap-
naared as attorney for the defendant
IN a bankruptcy case.
! Judge w. =. Whitehouse VIII leaNt
! for calais. today. where he VIII neal
an eouity case and a reference before
returning to this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-04

Horace I. Weeks of COoper's Mills.
was caller at the Journal office. yes
terday, and he reports having at his
home, remarkable natural curiosity
Last spring his father. r. r. Weeks OF
jefferson. owned a sheep which gave
birth to pair of twin lambs. Nothing
50 remarkable in that fact. but the
strange feature comes in the fact that
the two lambs We're joined ny their
breast bones. unseparaby uniting
them The lambs We're dead at birth.
but We're perfectly developed and fully
formed. The bond of union was such
that they could not have stood had they
lived. Mr.. Weeks had them mounted
by Homer Dill of Gardiner. and many
people have examined the strange freak
OF nature. As mounted they are each
standing upright on their rear feet.
lin an attitude of Waltzing' as the
owner expressed it. Mr.. Weeks Will
probably bring the strange twins int"
the city and put them on exhibition III
some window on Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-04

Jordan White of Topsham, has
brought suit for libel against the En-
terprise Publishing co. of Lisbon Falls.
alleging that the company published a
statement that in the settlement of the
estate of Edward White of Topsham.
there was a conspiracy Of the heirs to
take the widows share of the property
Mr.. White will require the company to
furnish proofs of the statement. The
property of the company has been at
tached for $4,000. 1t is understood bonds
niShed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-04
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRev.

! John White of Portland, was thrown
| from a team at Peaks Island Monday
'iu MS left shoulder was dislocated ri,
suffered much pain.
a Hebrew rag peddler named Tobach-
neik was kicked BY a horse attached ~
ms cart. while standing on Fore stree
PORTLAND. Monday morning. and had his
left leg broken
Hon; S. NJ Garter of Auburn. who was
very ~ Saturday night ard Sunday. the
trouble being violent attack of Bright 5
disease. Is greatly improved and speedy
recovery Is expected.
There occurred in Bath. Tuesday after
noon, the marriage Of James p. Ledyard
one Of Baths hustling young business
men and son of ex-Mayor James {.
l-edyard, to Miss Marion Palmer. daush-
ter Of cN-City Treasurer William l..
Palmer.
Vernon Crockett, son Of J. Franklin
Crockett Of Portland, was injured by the
pursuing or toy cannon. Monday. a
liNlnS piece Of iron passed directly
through one of his legs and another in
Elctcd a bad cut on his stomach which
required several stitches to close
The police department made an unex-
pected call at Murdoch & Frcemans es-
tablishment on Franklin street. Monday
AFTERNOON. II required six two-horse Jig
GER !" remove The goods to the police
station. The value placed on the stuff
captured was between $500 and S2uoo-
Portland Express.
The Hancock county Republican con-
v"ntion met at Ellsworth. Tuesday. Sen
atur Hale addressed The convention The
following nomin;. tons have been made:
Senators. II. T. Hamlin. Ellsworth. A. r.
luck orland; register Of probate. Charles
+. D"rr, ellsworth; county commissioner
Nahum lInklcN, liluehili. Up to | o'clock
four ballots had been taken for sheriff
without a choice. Howard +. Whitcomb
was nominated for sheriff on the fifth
ballot. Charles II. Drummy. Ellsworth