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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
RESTORED--R
Gen. Eagan Restored to Duty
and Then Retired.
Been Under Suspension Nearly Two
Years by Courtma-tial.
col. J, f. WESTON WILL BE PRO
NOTED TO POSITION.

Washington. Dee. 6.-Driga1ier Gen
eral Charles T. Earan, commissary
general Of subsistence, who has been
under suspension since Feb. 2. 1899. by
sentence OF courimariial for alleged in
temperate and abusive language cor
corning Lieut.. Gen Miles. iii connet-
ton with the army beef invcstigs tics,
was restored to duty, today. and Ia
mediafely afterward was placed on the
retired list ot the army
The vacancy thus created Will enable
the President 10 carry out his purpose
Of appointing Col. John 7. Weston. as
~iStant commisSafT general Of Subslst-
.uce. 10 d. rommissary general. t"i
Weston is on, Of The most popular Of
ficcrs in the army and has had 4 long
and crediIable military career. lc
served with distinction in Z kcntuc Ky
regiment Of the volunteer army during
tie ClvIl War and was mustered OUT aS
i major During the Spanish war hc
was made q brigadier general Of volun-
te-are ard served with distinction in III.
Santiago campaign
He has been acting commisSary = i
cTal of subsistence ever since the sus-
pension Of Gen. EaSan- but has drawn
only the pay q colonel
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rendered and Accepts thaiTnanship
Of Presidential inaugural Committee.
Washington, Dec. 6.-Senaior Hanna.
chairman Of the Republican national
committee. this afternoon. offered 10
John JOY Edison. president o: the
Equitable Co-opcrative Building Ass"-
citation IL this city. the embarrassing
Or the inaugural committee. Mr.. Ed
son accepted the tender and viii TAX"
charge OF the inauguration ceremonies.
Mr.. Hanna first offered The chair
mansLip IL Th-odorc ". Noycs al tho
Washington Evening Star. vho de-
rlincd ID at, stating that ne could not
give the attention which the duties or
tn. ofiiCe required.
John JOY Edison has lived id Wash
inrtun ever since the war OF Tho Rebel
lion ana during that period he has
grown from a clerk in the treasury de-
l,artmeni to the president az one ~ the
largest financial institutions III the dis
rrict- Mr.. Edison enlisted in 2 New
York regiment during the war ana
served faithfully until discharged h.
reason Of expiration Of service
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Nu MORN. I.,7s; C-1&DLEH~.



49, inspectors s.r.- organized il ''lA-
Z. ;.5.3 1l.iul,.>r= or tie local u1i,'n
-rc .7ocSfn- a. EFFECT 20 national oF-=7aii-
s-lt;oft.
Th- i1cn engaged En- tl1is business
were formerly termed randl"rs- ''''1a-
NV ascertain tEc condition M '-
but Ih- abandonment cf ir-7 =-iInnier-
in- light and H.. aF.s-,- -s'.''-t a. lncJ'r1i
appliances h.-F li.-+- ii4e name NH ai-
tp.-,tha~ Ff.ii,-;. l.I, ana that " eEE lh-
So. ...- -s been adopted as Elo-- ap-
.usaplrS wa GCzens uf egg are 'H-
ct-d in Chicago daily anJ q re''-''i
visit IN thr Warehouses of South va
,-r street merchants disclosed near!
zoo mon separating the stale from ilr
fresh article. Tre inspector operates
TIL tojal darkness anl is able "a asctT-
isir Il. condition ~ the egg hy the ana
a- an electric light. the globe o. Wh.c"
4, almost incaEyL Eth tin. so tfai o44Aa
4 r.nall ray " h-h. shines GA the eEs
being tested. He must work VIA
;f.-'-tnin---l.l.e ra-ilitv. in order e At
sweet the large number ~ eggs re=ssa TT
4 rs q rair DAYS turnout. and the
as-7ai observer. as they pass raplos
aa.o-c th- Eight and disappear as 4 Y
;i. cid e q conjI~cr's hand, becoInss
s,,-,rri,alisivc II an accident that may
.-rar-, tnn color VI the inspector
..Jothi.,c "a that IN, nor appreciated
az Y1l.lic performers who sometimes
.n-,a5- before unanp-eciative audi
ences.
Accidents rarely occur. however anu
"a expert 40 the workmen become ii-sl
thousands 81 eggs VIII pass tnronsi
their hands without she'll beng q "a"
their hands without 2 shell oeihE
cracked. The union has aircaaF /
membership, Of IA. and bids fair 70
embrace. every Inspector IN Chicaeo II
. short time. The men command IL
wages. and the organization is ssiid y
Dc AN advantage 10 the TI1ere4ii-.il y,
MANY of whom az not keep more -
one inspector steadily engaged ~
7vl,n when large assignments are r.
-5iz--.f. REQUIRE the services 81 eAii@
5alp which can be readily fuTiais.lo1
av th,. business agent Of the u'''oii'
Who X generally to be found N II
rci-i3orllood looking after i4ie i''
=r,s Of his constituents
At present the merchants ana III
members at the union are on ms
# terms. but should a nlisunaerstAI ~,
in- arise in the future dire lndeeu
Ny th- calamity that VIII fall On ~ ri.
ridden Chicago. and if perchance -. -.
inspectors should go on stIiNe
homes .of its citizens will be thre-ll. .....-
with an invasion Of eggs not aitos7'i'N'
pleasing
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tives of those powers interested in the
Chinese question. il is understood ina
there wer. some exchanges on that sub
iect between them and Secretary Hay II
speeding the latest developments az r.
Kin. There has been no WORD from MT
tonger since the dispatch 10 him OF ms
This agreement is not a peace treaty III
any sense Of the term. IL Is nothing blt
q statement OF the terms upon which thn
powers Will negotiate with china Tor a
settlement III viii be laid before the
Chinese officials rather rs matter oi
form. for there is not the least doubt en-
tertained that they Will be Obliged 10 ac-
cept its provisions
Sun they may require IL week or two
for its consid. ration and then the WAY
viii be cleared fer the initiation OF fresh
negotiations at PekiB between the min
listers and the Chinese commissioners for
a final settlement
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EI.lENIE RED C-TI1N
Tn. III N.e ia Sh4pe .lsa Delr,'sr- lt<
NIii MI bi.I-S..


Ai'' i'-t- -''" III F---''' ''''- --
Nili <"i tfi-S..-
--
Waeh5r.toH N,-,- G-Th- Ra.~ and
means t,,nl1ulli.- voted Co. report th, r'H-
chit. reduction mu as ir,1ns-4 hz thc i,.-
publican 1n.nlir--r-s a-. introduced. 2'.~-
t-TG1y- Min aff 'tIlisilallt'fl} inAtliI- lA'
ct tslh'- -'i'.-rf .it ~ l'$N = ms 40 -
n GtiLs Iiiri 'tt -tiI N-l.@.4i -.ttN .,-l
.t'it f. !
''atr'i- % :" w" tI' iti''.'I.-
il i t+nth. tif li. VIII tN' '-l' H'i li'-
1t klclarlsnN 4ItLoTlStI tit ti.r'ttN-
irE~ KY I'M --lvur uut ln detail
Richardson $ motion "T +Ar I'rr fiA
"-iS fA- itt~i i--f 81 - r. FEffl ~ l'T''N I1-
'-d 3-tr :. 4 IA Ftf' n Fl i'F "ifTri iHNt'i-
HI ~ lfie W1s I"~-- A n" XII r-l IA >'lift
parf+ VOTE
Swansea "i Hl7-li'i .i- }i'''H mn "a Z" J.
instinct ni-N 4" lF'lhrr IA fnt ll'th-
iuE En- -'f- 80 fEh-cii-.it- I-h@t hE li4a Stlht
Nni'-
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N EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Mu-r-a Trying VI Ct,ar jhe Way Ior AZ,
N.caraS.au Canal.

/ Mcrr-a Trying w Cit ar the May for lL.
N.caras-an Canal
/ WashiI gtcu I'-C. ,;-The Se-iat, WIS III
executive session ftE more than four
hours tnday. ~, entire Ii1l, being de-
voted - Ibr discussion br Senator Nor
gan uT III Har-faunc-iutc treaty inr thr
ahroGaJion aI ,l.r /, rrion " thc Clayton
EalNvT treaty which relates Ia the Mica
rag IAN canal
Th,. senator made il yerz plain ia To-,
-crl2rSa Nj his remarks thar while ne wa
Nnt oppressed tu the pending Treaty IN al
most any fr;Il- his p-iDDp-l !: no' MS
only concern ia ta-at conn lion. IS fo7 tAc
3J-3 sSst-c az tii- iau.tl hlli.
Disc uSSiu- tn. gH-st-oH VI 4nriIiica'i"A
inl jhy canal, Senator Morgan 2r@lF7l th-t
II the United States sl"lla proceed VII
the construction II the canal without ti5t
taking steps te secure tAr nvltIaAfr III
the canal Greet Britain Would ~ -rir.-
oIsly offended and that Ne thought II no;
impossible that The oftrucr would be COR
tiliti.S b-sIws-- j Ihc iwn countries.
DO ynH mean. asked S-Ustor i;"TrT-
id-e, .;l2at Notwithstanding m. lrvs.ilt
fTi-gtlr relations ucr Ttf'1 thr c"-itfIts.
EuglaDd might trt-5rN war Il "" Sto-A-
construct the canal with oIr means 'nd
in orr uU-n WY.
senator Morgan replied u-a; hc consil-
cred thlE result anaIc lhe p-rbai4ilit.~
But ne continued. PFC should 1901 w. de-
TERED 10y that ,5-slIns ,luc--
What England would ~. hr said. 81
cours, wa> W 1ntr- matter nl Speculation.
aul au1,,t that hr hao oni- rrfrrrtd t7
this possibility Ia crd-r II .-E-'l;tlsiZc hi=
opinion fhAI iht tanal should = cli'-
StruCiel in ary rpu-ingency TIT Amer
lean people. hr >.aid. Hal ina gpcL u-t tEt
canal tCd th,E wen ti,.i ling to ALLOW
any obstacle. q" matter hrW serious IN
sfarl Eth TIL, pa.- i4a t- irvad mar tra
administration tani woUld undertake "
build The ,AnaL kgnwiLc That 10 cn -
rl,-.1t war. would br endorsed hy a.,
people at IT.. by "a bigger majority fhna
tD-. AHgsl s-r .
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THIRTY LIVES LOST.
Continued from page ID

Joseph Enos. 81. married. one child.
samuel Sents. 20, single.
Manuel Costa, 40. married three chill
drer
Manuel Valentine 10. married three
children.
Manuel Valentine. fsonl. -. single
Joseph pantes. Tor Charles. g. mar
Ticd, six children
Alex Laurence.
Vim. Miller.
Alfred Landry.
Simon Goytehtt.
Benz. sampson.
Frank Nombouquettr
Thomas Middleton.
Fred BANTER.
Neil Mclean.
\ total OF ~. of v HON an except tn.
nine last named we're men OF Province
town.
IL il not known here whether the out
"f-iown men were married. but T.
widows and "a orphans have been add
rd to the already long list ~ the town.
Tho Cora :. Mckay was Il three
inasted craft juilt al E.s~ex, in ls>s. for
tbs Grand banks hand line fiShery. 81
measured isS gross tons. was 4 SPLEEN
lid sea boat and was regarded A. tn
best vessel sailing from This port
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Il wish people would know enough
"a s=Id unmarked presents said a
sweet bride. as she stood conienplat-
Ing 2 tabl-fHl ~ silverware. Here /
must pay good money for a new we'd
ding present. which l could have taken
from this Tot IL each piece did not have
le'I=r "r monogram engraved IN i.
thought I could have this bowl fixed
ua. hut tn thing j. ID thin that there
wc-.id be nothing left Of 1t If the name
ntTe esd" and the yong woman.
wha had mt a polite note THANKING
j 2 dear fIi-nd- for the gift. ex-
pressed contempt for the mean
thing.
4 man vino had witnessed the scen
ard hard the remarks said later:
That's nothing 70 what happened
: few days ago a woman purchased
q handsome piece Of silver and sent 1t
unmarked IS Wedding present u =
r.lvrl- II was the only piece q the
Kind III the store-in fact i had been
made especially a. show plecc-anf
-oI may believe that the woman vas
~ rrisel when she came II the store
~ months LATER and found the piece
gain .ar sale
Sha asked III salesman how IL cane
there. and heard. - her aBlaZemcDi.
that it had been returned BY the wo-
man -a I. hcm III hal been presented.
She brought it back. said the sales
man and asked r1 have il credited 10
her -reaunr- ANA y4u took It'll asle1
a.. original purchaser, knowing th1t
] hal bought IL What could we CO.
a-kc-! ,h- salesman. She is good
custv,n-r. ,vho has an account with u.
AND So would have LOST her trade i
.-- ban n5t taken iJ.' "a. you see thi-
-.u-..7,I. r..r, \ step further than jhr
it-opl, ,,ho give away sresents-she
actually took th- money Tor il. II -Ha
h4l b,,r u cash customer AZ tn
~.e-.. -. .~erzaction could never have
l.--r .t- =rI-.t.it--l. hEt the System by
W Hirr !; -cflar-- customer Inay return
: -,..- lt a-. s517e ana rc-reiv- cre5jt
f.- .iF,In rn. D.. Ilf.. tii--ra ct.fUi piece Fl
r= s.-- .s~~ l.a- Thr XII. HI vf Icppl-
,.li, rsia,. Y s..eI-j-S present ia k--?-
,...- --.-7 lis Weight ar q source II
--...- tro.h,- tt ih- dealers. anna our
rth- ~4I. -aas1- against tAr-n !. la1a
.reta--Eg.
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Comfort Powder

that the project had met with favor in
Massachusetts. ana said a hill would
he presented at an early day intended
to carry out thu purpose Of the rcsoiu-
ticn.
Clay. Gu.. presented th" credentials
of Hon \ u Eacon. his colleague ~
elected Ia the Senate for term Of six
years beginning. March :. 1901. They
were filed. Carter. Mont. gave MOTTO
that Tuesday next hc would rall NJ The
pending resolution relating ~ thr con-
tested Ncntanna sc4t in the Senate
claimed both by ". y. Clark ana Mar
tin NaSinnis The Senate then an
l2a1 IN motion If Lodge. Mass. went
into executive session.
Tn S.nate HI $50 L. NJ. alyournel.
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THE REST PLASTER.

a riecc Of flannel tlanpenei with
Cnalnberlain-s Pain Balm and bound
10 the affected parts IS slI1.@'fo- 10 any
plaster. When troubled with lame
back or pains in the side or chest give
il q trial and you are certain In be
more than pleased with the prompt =
lief which il affords. Pain Balm also
Cures rheumatism. One application
gives relief. For sale by John Cough
Hill. IT. Water IT. ara u II. HouIehan
,;7r.-i7.--. Druggists MW.F
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THIS SEEMS PEt'l-F.tAI;,


Alleged Bangor Clergyman in +. faHH.
S.r. wv I'll EusJel..
Boston. ptc. ca woman nho '-,tf,
" chcw I'll u ruN II &ru vhil- before
,hc police. just af:-r midnight 'vaS
brought 70 court, today ana -ar-- r.-
l-a ~t3.
Rev. ,yilfred j. Mead II I:,,a=or. "
clergyman. who is attending q confer
cuCe III BOSTON. IL Mas said mrt -h'
woman about midnight IN l;pac"n iiil
They became engaged IN convel'S2 ton
ami when they separated TIM el+af7.y-
man claimed 10 have found tan, h'
lost = pocketbook which contained %''
IL followed his acquaintance tll f-'
.rct 4 policeman AMI TEL woman VIII.
arrested.
AT the station TN prisoner al'pc area
tn b chewing gum. but aftervar1 IA
vas found that she had = roll Of SEA
IN her mouth. She claimed that he
money was y rart Of q sum which hel'
husband had given her 70 purchase
Christmas presents.
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THE CUP DEFENDER
VIII b. Of To6in Bronzc-No Prospect
~ Another craft.

81 -NlIltnvr tftIf.
L;oSton. De-. "a special dispatch
10 thr Glcb. frorn Is-iStol i. J.. eays
that the ncv- ru1, defender uiI ~ III
To}du bronze with frames ~ nickel
stee'. C4T.. Nat H-rrcNhoff has come
into possession ~ d n-7v process fen
polishing tn. hrorEc 81 that q, can ~
krlt as smooth as glass al I'D times. in
the water or rut.
III regard to IT, report that I:o~tor
men may build a yacht il v-as stated
hy II person close to tf2.- H.-Tcsnuff-
that II there were sufficient time i1
which 10 bu,ll and equip . hnat th"rr
Mas duur; II amy other designer Al This
thine. ,-u,iIl 'tutstrir capt Nat in lsUi!A
Ing q sea -oI thy s@. fc-o:,r which w'uiL
l-.af th+ columbia continuing further
'h~ person Interviewed said
II tn F.crrcs hons ha'j not fun. ;.'-
pared for thr Upton ohailcngr 'j"y
would n"t have undertakes thr iask nf
building ana ~1uiIpinE q cuI defender
IN MAJ J. next.
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Soon after the Senate convened. q bin
was PASSED amending The Ian provid-
ing fcr the construction az " bridge
across the Mississippi river at pubu-
cuc. Iowa. 50 that the draw should be
IL feet instead al 80 feet.
Proctor. VI. y rs relieved. al his own
request. from serving on the District
u Columbia committee. and his col
league. Mr.. Dillingham;. was appointed
70 Ill Ii3- vacancy thus made
IIoar presented z resolution " the
Massachusetts Legislature in favor Of
thu nurc hase by the United states gov
eminent az temple farm at Moore
hons, III Yorktown. va
Martin. Va expressed qualification
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AFRIKANDERS MEET.
Thousands of Beers Trek to
Worcester, Cape Colony.
Resolutions Adopted to Be Sent 10
Sir Alfred Miner.
SPEECHES Axe WARM EXT BET
TER THAN EXPECTED.

Worcester. Caj.- colony Btc Il
About 5000 Uutchmon have assem- Med
IN III or1u air al the Gum Tro- plan
tatiou on the edge ~ The TOWN. n take
part III 90 Afrikaul-r Congress. Horse
part in The Airika nder Congress.
TIe,lsenlor from q radius Of 81 miles had
n.en riding all night. = Il. Crrrl " lGit-
Schr.ene- made Speech In Enicn be
ATTACKED Sir Alfred Miner. the Brit
.sh high commits -iar-r. ana governor
~ cape Colony. saying there would D.
40 reac- while hc vas governor.
y. NJ Sauer. -ha former commission
NY ~ publ, works. 81 expected to iI.-aE
AMI guido the con-ress' conclusions
arI7on- which uiu ~. 10 select a large
d-pItatiou ~ viz-: Sir Alfred Eilaer
and urge him T. advise q Cessation Of
hnSillitirs.
MGR trl-lys Eave arrived here. Some
l-l3 Canadians and Australians ara
,a,n;seL around The town AMI 70 guns
ai. in position.
III. Afrikanee-s rldicul- the ld-a O:
iroub'e. They sly they can surely Ar
tht5- -l.aFau-.s without rrsortiu- tn
vio,anoe. They crc greatly incense ~
ihe posting u guns u positions COM
manEins the meeting phase.
tn c7v-rureut j. distributing
h--aadaa=t q l-aslct showing up tn
f4lSity ul maHy NJ tEl anti-B-.ris.
stories ana ppiHtin- cut IEe hopeless
IT'S oI III. Eo-r }esIstante- as The
BRUSH holl .aai prisoners ana all tAe
principal r5s ns -n the TWO republics.
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CONVOY ATTACHED.

I:rlil4h Have u Killed and = Wounded
at Eufielsi,uari Dee z-
I-uI,3ou Dt-.. s-J'hc war oli.c, has re-
ceiv,d q dispatch from Lord Kitchener,
dated Elocufontcin. DC. 2. announcing
tflat cen. Dclarcy with sH Doors attacked
a convey proceeding from Pretoria ~
RustrnhuCs ~ BCnelspuo-1. Dec. E.
burned half thu convoy. killed Il linen l!ld
wounded u. including IirIt. Baker. The
Beers aiSa suffered considerable loss. A.
sistanc,- was sent from RIste3hur- aI1
Commando Mex and tht Beers were
driven OF.
TIE a,f,-icts ais Say Gen. DeNKet
crossed the C;ilctlon. Dec :, al karepout
Drift. making for pdcndal- Gen. hDcx
was following him The drift VS. hold
~ Il detachment u Tbs guards and the
r!xtr VS. nonlcl.
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EN-GOV. w0LCOTT ILL,
Suffering from Typhoid Fever lat Is
Nearing rolvalescence-

Boston. Dee 6.-Formcr Gov Eo-er
N"lcott has been III fer three weeks past
With typhoid fever al his city homo on
.,oinrn1uw avenue. His physician.
Dr. Charles T. Putnam. said. laei might
that his condition during Ihe last two
.aEs had VERY much improved. and that
Il there was no unfavorahle change The
former governor might IL cunNalest -Tt
IN abol1l tnree weeks
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SAFE AT THE HAGUE.
Continued from page -

uufav"rabic reception SAYS rb. Perrin.
3ae~b'att. since il IS couched 81 ~
coolest terms rega riding Germany ar-
contains vrilel THREAT u tarir
I ri-s lS r.
Emperor William. ss.Iop:igl.. the no,. j,
, practical joker has just sent Co.'S.
Wen Hneluw q package containing n.
PHI nds " -uaB. with which to clean ~
f'i3hr'ilpr fsiiECe th+ count h.r,-;,..
s"mpIained that the countess was sr-'iS
Of grand cleaning -
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HonsoN \ LITTLE EETTEE.

New York. Dee 9TH condition y
lieut.. Hobson. who Is i'll in the Pres
byterian hospital, was reported. TO
night. to be slightly improved
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THE BOILER EXPLCDED.
Two Employees ana Z Visitor Killed
thursday. II Peru. VI

SoutA Londonderry VI. Dee 6-TbTee
men were Instantly killed This forenoon
iv The explosion "a boiler II the steam
say -lill &c g. " harris. in the town ut
Peru seven miles fTom this place The
Killed axe: William Parker. Verne B-ii,
y Z. Miner
William Parker. who wlS engineer of
ihe plant was terribly man5lral while
rs rcSssIt Of iHi.l-ics sustained IL having
his breasI torn olseu n the remnants 81
the boiler. which were thrown cuIsiticI
able distance 4. Z. Miacr. the third man
killed. WAS not employed ou The pTeIlis.
but had Visited The Trill un busine IS HIS
head was terribly nnanEle1. and as in Tho
case q the other fTvo men. his death i'm
ne1iately followed the explosion.
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J.. ELAKE rl- CORNISH
81 tended Til Eccor5sns Fer f1I
Changing Horses Name Il raid.

Changing Horses Name II Paii.
New York. De-. S.-TNc National
rrJttin- Association announced tn" tCl-
towing decisions. today. Mirhayl A.
Fenry 81 Worcester. Mass was rX-
ln.ll-d fur ringing on pe,. lG. lN@s III
admitted hls FAULT mt asked " hr rr-
iastated; his application was endorse j
hv tn Driving club IT Worcester. and
his application Was granted nn pay
.1eut of $40 recording fees Tor change
Of name 81 hors-.
r. blake ~ Cornish. Me, entered a
horse 1T old orchard under the name
Of Pure Galt. nat the horse Was recos-
nieef7 ny some nnc as Marvel T.. and
AIT. Elako was called ID tn Judges
stand. H replied thai Pure Gait was
not the name Of the horse. He said
that his wife dil not like the name
Marvel T.. ana he had changed the
name Of thu horse IL please her. Tho
board suspended him until he paid the
recording To- az s." for the change oE
name.
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THE STANDING
~ sDITlIl.NsrEI.N LEAGIE.

isosipa- Dec s-Th~ ely # TaEat-il
WAS admitted 20 rncIna, rshIp il Tho
Southeastern F-in lra-Ee al Z meeting
W the managers In this cit-. tonight. ~
the nectiuE VIZ" rcpreS. istt-1 Lawrence.
l:rocftoil. Plymouth, Clinton. Eas: Wcy-
rr,nllfh Id S.lar-
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SaI,n Mass Dec. G-ThcTr wls n-
that Tie local team Gisbanded. i is be-
NeNed. hoHey"-. intt The team viii bc r.
organized and started under ncW rlanag@-
IT1n-lt
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TOWNE ACCEPTS
Appointed Senator ;o Serve Til L-gisia-
t4rc Elects Successor

- Paul. Mimi. Dec. s-Foslaer ca
II, SSInan Charles A. Tcwrc. Silver Re
Publican III Duluth. arrived IT'D HE cit
AZ /. O'Clock ana later ctllcd on Cos. Land.
II. then formally accepted The appoint
ln.-ut iu tn United States Senate Tor thg
vacancy caused IN the death ~ CuShmau
X Davis received his commission imna, =
tiiat,ly and viii leave as soon A. lsoSsihi-'
for Washington IN take the SCAT whici.
f, will hold uuiil tAe Legislature. which
~ overwhelmingly Republican. elects q
senator IN his PLACE
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

Washington. De- s.-The President
today. sent The following nominations
5n tE- >caa,a: Daniel III. NJ MILAN II
NoW York, IL b' associate justice Of
th, supreme court ~ Nea1 Mexico.
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AUBURN ODD FELLOWS
Dedicate Handsome New Hall, Grand
Master Felker Being Present.

Auburn. Ne. Dec. s.--The new odd
Fellows han Oh Pleasant street was
dedicated tonight. with appropriate
ceremonies. Grand Master $ 4. Eel
ker Of Clinton. was present ana con
Quoted the exercises. \ banquet was
served al about O'Clock. and an enter
tainment followed in the evening.
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MAINE POLO GAMES.
LEWISTON. :. PORTLAND.
Higgins Practically Wins the Game 10.
Spindle City Team.

Portland. Ne. Dee 6.-Portlaad and
Lewiston played. tonight. one q the
cIcanest and most scientific games o jke
season. Tho goal tending of Mallory VS.
phenomenal. and Fl,son vas as fast as
ever. Mckay showed good judgment sl
through tn game. Higgins practically
won The game fer lewiston. The lineu..
and SUMMARY
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THEY NEED EDUCATION.
Iicnce Democratic National Comm t;ee
VIII Keep headquarters 1pa-l.

Chicago. Dec. s--I.es45Iug meln,s@r= "
the Democratic national committee arr ia
favor pf maintaining headquarters ia Chi
stazn nd conducting ara educational Ttir-
real with lhc view nj keeping Democrats
all over the country posted as . TIE
workings Of the federal adnai,1sStrati ion
The Derrl0c raLir national executive com
-7,ittee Will meet yorun fig1. III 14l-ls~v s.r
Fehraarx