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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

he informed his brother that he was
going T. kill him.
Now Jerry is veteran OF the Span
ish war having Participated in the
battle OF flies and fever at Chickamau
ga. and consequently j. we'll versed in
The handling O! firearms. After more
words he fired point blank al his
brother Dan. bu, luckily the revolver.
a 3a-callbre. was loaded with blank
cartridges and no harm ensued. Just
how many shots Jerry fired is debata-
BE. but Officer Harvey gathered him
in for the night. and. Tuesday morn
ing, Jerry was up before Judge SAT-
ford under a charge Of assault with in
tent TO kill.
During the trial. the facts came out
substantially as above stated, except
that Jerry's sister claims that three
shots were fired. two at her brother
and one al her mother. but on eXarnin-
ing the revolver but one chamber was
found empty. For some reason. Dan
Daily or Mrs. Daily was not present az
the trial
Judge Stafford found proha bic cause
and bound Jerry over to await the &C
ton OF the superior court. Bonds were
placed a, slooo and in default of which
The prisoner was committed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
The INDEPENDENT eAsHta.
Getting iced Prices Ter Hay viii AspEe Marie.
vsD Promising.

I'll. independent :a-1scr III lr-Ios
pretty well just now ana when The
ma Iority we7t 10 the polls. Yesterday
they could no; have wished Tor a
cha1Se II Al Tlin-stra;icn- Toe pre-
az hay is a-ay UP. X < now selling in
,he city with . pod demand. II The
ne1ghborhood OF SIS. while il j. ccnti
IDENTITY expected that / viii 20 % SO
ht-fC1a The STOW gets very deep.
The orchards n this vicinity have
borne heavy crops and the apples have
proved one Of The h-e-; crops his ses :
son Nov the market Is very fa-ter
ING. There * apparently . demand at
good prices for al thac the farmers
have 10 ~eli. Many a-e now selling
from their cellars 1o- a dollar Pc bar
rel one grocery firm IN the c-ty has
had an offer from ! Western concern
10 handle apples Tor them and II was
stated in the offer that in some O: the
Western cities apples s-e TOW selling
for $50 and A-5 rs-- barrel. Those
who have god keepers ana can hold
them viii doubtless s"t Z good price
befor. sprirg. although 81 per barrel
j. quite satisfactory to q good number
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
DtXTER CITIZEN DEAD.
A. :. mscenSar. nUcs Respected Resident.
Passes Away. tuesday.

D-Xi-t. Me. Nov G-t >p-Ciait.--A r.
M4-o.absr died. At IL o'clock Tuesday
morning after 4 short illness. ~ th-
home of h.e s1n. Edwin Macomber of
:h.S village a much respected citizen
Mt Macomher vss a man who wrong
ed n0 man knowingly made many
friends. but no enemies. ana was one
Of the kinGest u men and most loved
in his family.
Nj Maronhe- hld been resident MI
this town since ,ha to's, For 4 Nun
bor nj years h. had lived on his farm
ah TIL twp miles from this village m
tn read To WeIdheim- Before NOV
ing here ne lived in Abbot For some
years M was engaged in the grocery
hu~i ness with Furb-r Flynt under the
firm name w Flynt < Macomber H
had been q member Of the Rsntist
church in this town ;7r years.
4 widow ana five Children. MI II Ma-
c1uber TX Guijfo-d. Edwin L. AIa,om-
her and MrS. +. ". Fa-cher of Dexter.
Mrs II n. N-hitter-nre af Waterville
ana Mrs. r = CLARK AT Norih Wind
scr survive 70 mourn the!r l7sS. The
funeral viii he held Ct T. n. Wed1es-
d3v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

TIE farm house on the Industrial
school grounds Wa the scene u d very
pleasant occasion last evening The
many friends OF Mr.. David Wahon ten
dared him reception Oh hi return
home with his bride. About % guests
were present. including Mr. and Mrs.
John Church and Mr.. and Mrs Char!e-
ogden The guests from out Of town
we're Mrs. q H Martin of Augusta,
Mrs. Walton Of Lewiston. and Miss
Mary f. Mitchell Of Portland.
The bride was gov-ned in white mus
lin Mr. Walton received his friends IL
h.s usual genial manner. Mr.. Charles
II Dudley. one Of the trustees OF the
( boil. and Mrs. Mary z. King. ma
tru1 Of Plasg- Durnnler hall. introduced
the guests. Miss Nancy Merrill poured
chocolate. which was passed BY some
OF the yours ladies NJ Flasg Drummer
hall.
TIE presents were numerous hrd
costly, there being a set Of silver. tea
and desert spoons from the board If
trustees
MI and Mrs. Dalton have the goo6
wishes Of all who know them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
Black Sateen Skirts
Lunt & Brann's, "...r~
hiFe MURDERER MAY RECOVER.
chas Davis Lies 10 Hospital at Portland il
Dangerous coEdIion

Portland. 81. NOV S-r1e Express
This evening. says that charles N. Da-
Viz. the murderer Ky his wife. Many.
fies IT tn Maine Genera. Hospital. his
condition practically unchanged since
Monday a.Eht. Ills chances fpr -ecor-
cry are considered fair. Tor h holds
H. strength r-eIl aid is ~ violent that
~ mus; ~ confined ln a srTa.ehtj-, ket.
The surgeons have net p:ohed :o- the
bullet embedded IN rs head. but il is
undoubtedly located under the orbit M
.l- night eye
AIRS. DAVIS funeral VII take place
from her r.oIher's residenc- ~ No. A.
r-nte- street. wednesday. what hour
ut ;Ae day h4s net been determined.
" warrant fo- DAVIS arrest has
been issued and il il unlikely that any
v-ll ~ while b. lis ~ the hospital if
MS present dangerous condition
The cE!4's cap that vas one C. the
causes thar I'D AZ ILL., dispute between
Davis and his wife has been found.
tog-chc- e,lth , cloak ana other arti-
c.es IN The pawn shop q: Danny
Friei. from HON th- articles We're TT
deemed. today, EE r-.--lr+-s w 1h-
murdered woman
City Physician Leighton and pr.
weeks pe.fo-rled az autopsy III jh-
body " The murdered wife X Charles
Laws !: R;chs undertaking rooms.
Monday night They f3lH4 that ra-
woman h4d been ln u perte--ly hea.thy
condition and came 20 her deach fro1n
l-rf--f 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
Spread Like WiIdHre.

When things are the best. they be-
come THE best selling" Abraham
Hare, a leading druggist, ~ Belle
vile. O.. writes: Electric Bitters 7ate
the best selling bitters l have handled
In 70 years. You know Why? Most
d seases begin in disorders OF stomach.
liver. kidneys, bowels, blood = ana
nerves Electric Bitters tones UP 4 The
stomach, regulates liver. kidneys anc
bowels. pu-ifies the blood, strengthens
th= nerves. hence cures n1ulutudes o,
ma ladies. 1t builds UP the entire sys-
tcm. Puts new life and yigDr into
any weak. tsiekly. rundown man or wo-
TnsR. - Price so cents. Sold By BOW
ditch & Webster Augusta. G. II. .Reaoe'
Gardiner. :. :. Lighthody, WaferViiie-
Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

At the Coliseum. this evening. IN
attraction will be another game OF po1o.
this tine the team from this city play
ing that from Bath Both these teams
re vt.r-g evenly mat ched and after he
splendid exhibition Monday evening,
there = SUR. 20 be a good crowd pies
.-t. III. public certainly spp-eIiate
The steps the management has taken
t. make this a. clean anu en9oyaoie
sport as possible. The leaGu. game
will b. called at SD immediately Al
,Ar II. arrival 0: the special car nom
Augusta Before II. regular game
the!. Will be or amateur game. TIE
tickets are izcn or sale :; tl1e drug
store ii H d. Robinson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
SHOT MS Wife.
Horrible Accident OF a Well known Chicago
Business Man

'hIcaso, OcJ BY the accidental
discharge Of revolver. last night
Clarence Buckley eardsiey, . man OF
wealth and well known il bushes
circles here. shot and killed HE viz
Aadge Bowke- Beardsley. The acc!dfn,
"ccur-ed il The family apar,meI.s- =
Mr. Bee rdslsY was el6eayorfas -
instruct h1H To f1ighter away -eny
burglars VINO might come about .th.
house during his absence. He had re
moved the cartridges from the revolver
he bought. but after having shoEn ner
how To hold the weapon. had rep!ae,ed
lhe bullets and laid the weapon on
table. IN some way il was pushec or.
and = cartridge exploded. Mrs Boards
ley fell 20 the floor with a cry. ana
within Il minutes was dead The hul-
ler had lodged just above her heart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
DAILY BOUND OVER.
CHARGED With Attempting 10 Kill Mother aud
Brothers d HaiIeveil.

Jerry Daily, who has figured more Or
less prominently in police circles for
the past few years. was the principal
actor in a shooting ARRAY. Monday
evening. which affair, If not a bloody
one. vas u1eio-dramatic enough IN eff
feet to cause him 10 ianguish behind
the bars Of Kennebec Jail 10 await the
will and pleasure of the honorable SUI
perior court
The facts Of the case are as follows:
Jerry had been drinking all day Mon
day. and about o'clock in the evening.
started for his home near lower Second
street. On entering the house he had
some words with his brother and de-
manded some liquor. which il is said
was in the house. Upon being refused
the drink. he went up stairs and TAX
ing revolver from younger brothers
room, descended 10 the kitchen, where
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

\ gentleman who resides in this town
but who has business which takes him
almost every day TO the surrounding
towns, meets some strange characters
il his travels. He says he never pass
a. anyone afoot without asking them
10 ride. Recently while riding from
Clinton 10 Waterville be overlook a
woman who looked tired and travel
worn, az though she had iourneyed
good many miles. In conversation
with her he learned that she hailed
from the Queen City and was on her
way to Hallowell. where she was 60
ing to visit a daughter. She makes
this trip afoot serni-arnually. and has
mt missed visit for many years. She
vas d woman about 50 years Of age,
and quite interesting TO converse with.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
The STRIKE SPREADS.
Boston Albany B0iIermakers MAY Tie W The
Kho'e Lire.

Springfield. Mass. Nov. 5-Th. stf.k.
XIII the boiler makers ernp.oyed at II.
EostJl & Albany shops al West
Springfield now threatens 10 spread to
both ends q the line. Within "A hoa1s
FIX Il expected that the boiler makers
.n the compa1y's shops il Boston ana
albany viii b. called out. thus GRIP
ping the repair service OF the road
The action j. in consequence OF the re
tlsal ar the railroad officials % bold
= conference Vi<h President John Nc
Neil Il the Brotherhood Of Boiler
Makers and Iron Shlpbuilders % Amer
-ca, who IS noR il the city. Presiden,
Mcneil this morning, ,eleg-aphed 10
The Executive board al kansas City,
Kansas. directing that an order b T.
sued Al once. calling out the bo.ler'
makers in rhe shops at Boston srd
Albany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

TIE first copy ri four page i"aii"i
entitled The Christian Appeal.
printed Every Little While" has APP
reared in this town The editors are
Ret Henry y Huse. pastor ~ NJ
First Baptist church. Rev. II. W KIN
bail. pastor Of the Island Avenue Con
rrc1atioasI church. and Eev. Howard
A. alartley. pastn- ~ tAe <r-fh SIRE;
t-liz cr7%All,st Uhu-c \ Its am Is 20
it-eSs and TO work 90 he New
-T'--@t lrre-1t standards Of i:fe 10 q v-a3ien
the bfes, CHRISTIAN sentiment Ia o1-
town h. throwing the scar blight ~
C-h.iSts teachings upon Is evils and
,..ovnirz ur.h appreciation the good ~
our midst IL IS an Attrar;ivr s'.sF {
and is .lled with editorials. church
news end sermon extracts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Owing 70 al unsvoida BE delay in
making the ARA nSenents in Dar1aris-
Gotta. the remains Of the late Rev. y
r. DuJton were not brought 10 this city.
- waS hrst planned. but were taken
directly TO Clsreynont. y. II, the native
town OF the decreased. Dr. Butler re-
turned to this city on The noon train
~ - "roaY. and Mrs. Dutton. her daush-
to-. Miss Bess,-. and /. II. Dotton. lcit
on The afternoon train fnr Erunswick.
ana accompanied the remains from
there TO Cla-e1lont- Expressions Of
SYN patty and sadness were heard on
rve-y hand. Yesterday They ram'
from all class and an had the ring
n true sincerity. He wss q good nla y
.nd loved hin" WAS q common @x-
preston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
LESS SICKNESS PREVAILS
Russian Army al Manchuria Finains tess
Trouble from Feyers.

I'll Petersburg NOV. s.-Accor6ins 10
private dispatches received here, "
Plus and other fevers are beginning 80
ahate in the Russian army in Mar
ghuria.
4 student at the University al Dor
pat has been sentenced 10 irnprison
r,serr fnr term If two years for hay-
i'm killed y fellow student in ! duel. ;
year ago.
The government has virtually broken
Hin the German duelline asSocis ton at
th.s university
The construction Of 4 direct tcie-
graph line from I.ivida 70 ST Peters.
burg is taken here a. an indication
tina; the former has firm hold upon
the affections of the Gar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
TERRIBLY CRUSHED.
3-fear. Old Turner Girl Run 0yer by Heavy
Cart.

Turner Ne. Nov, e.-ViNien. The Ar
yea-s-o!d daughter N All Chas. ~
Bcals. was crushed in d f.!shttul man
ner. Wednesday. Oct. =. She rode .
tn orchard with her father n -: 4
load III apples and sat on the sat
While the apples We're being loaded.
The horses started suddenly ana he
tell - The foot board. thence 70 the
ground. behind the horses. behind the
horses. This frightened the horses and
they started into run. the hind vince.
" the cart. which weighs about 1000
pounds. with seven barrels Of apples
on il. passed over the body Of the lit
tic child j, is Z wonder that she was
r 1t instantly killed She Is as comfort
le IS could be expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Prof Seybt Will appear al the Con-
church. Monday evening.
and give s,ereopt!con lecture on
Cuba. Puerto Rico and the Philippine
Islands. Ny Seybt was with the
First Maine Heavy Artillery III Cuoa
and while there. took q great many
pictures tina, he will show here These
are OF the very best kind 10 illustrate
the people, and their habits ana arr
very interesting. He is very sooo
speaker and his lecture will ee inter
-sting and instructive. Many q his
pictures Will show men from the
ARTILLERY who are known in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
FOUND DEAD IN FIELD.
Richard c Lawrence OF Bethel. Dies Sud
denly. Saturday Afternoon.

Be:hcl. Me. Nov. e.-Richard G. Law
renee, q farmer residing in Albany. near
Bethel. was found dead in h.s field. sat
urday afternoon. Mr.. Lawrence had not
been in good health for some time but
vas apparently as well as usual when he
axe his dinner. Saturday noon. soon
after dinner hc went into his garden or
field no; far from his house 10 do some
work He was discovered near the mid
die 81 the afternoon and to all appear
inces Mad then been dead some little
time I: is thought that death resulted
from heart disease. as ne had been suffer
ing from that during the past year.
coroner WAS called from Bethel. but no
inquest was deemed necessary. Tho
funeral occurred. Monday afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

George Murphy 0: the Park hotel ana
Miss Evel7n Love Of the ElTnwood. va
,.rlille we've married AZ No. Leighton
court: Mond4s evening. nl m Roy Geo
u Lindsay The BRIDE was Handsomely
:owncd in SILK crepon trimmed win
white ana varried st bouoref Of pink
The presents we're vaiga OLE and numeT-
OILS MI and Ny. Aurpht Are 20 res!d''
:, No . Leighton Court md will be -
home after NOV. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
Fire at Rhodes on.the Pawiuret.

Providence. r. J., Nov. ga fire of IN
known origin destroyed the dining hail
containing % light cedar boats. at
uAet. rlNer resort
III Pawutxet, I'VE miles from this city. at
s50 O'Clock ;nis morning. The boats ha
been stored in the building Tor the win
ter The volunteer fire company had
been holding q fair AZ the place. using
This building among others. The loss Will
reach about 5000 Oh which there i an
insurance of 5000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
Literary Club Msetse-

The woraaas Literary Club viii hold
n. u-st meeting q Tie season st ne
home o: Mis-. Nathaniel BU;ler on Coi-
Iese as'enpe Al ...9 -his ~veniH: n
following J. ire program
Piano SOLO. Miss Marjorie Morrison
p peg. "Nic-nG he Girl
Ms Minnie Galiert
Song Miss Josephine E--ry
p r-.r England .; lhc Accession OF
Victoria Mr. cara a. BeS>ey
Poems % Victoria.
Mrs Carolyn III /. johnson
Piano solo Miss " rriS1r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

The Philharmonic Club held the first
meeting of this season. Monday eve
Ming. with Miss Clara Walker. Pleas
ant street, The majority OF the mem
bers were present and the time was
devoted mostly 10 business. prepare :
tory for the winter work. The follow :
me officers were elected: Pres, Miss
Clara Walker; vice pres. Miss Ele-
nora Mitchell. sec. Miss Alice Rich
ards Refreshments We're served and
. most e-ltoya bic evening passed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

The last ,yi-uonthly repor, 81 nation
. headquarters showed the condition
# the eight branches a. follows
To1u<-PreS4nt. POS. absent -; total
10. T A P. =. payton-Present.
1873. absent. 1i27: total. $40: T. A. P.
ID Hampton-P-esent 80, absent.
1895; total. 47sI. T. A. r. s.. Leaven
50; absent. 1885. total
55ss; T. A. P, = Observation-Disclosures.
2;--7. absent. - total. 3b5l; T A r. =.
Ma-:on-Pre7ent l-A absent. 81.
total. 24e; =. \. 2. % Pacihc-Ptes-
ent. l-0IHi absent SIS; total. 23s9: 7. A
=. 4a Danville-Present. 1852. absent.
rs: tatal LIS. 7. q. ?. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
En- Route 10 New York iof Irial.

Seattle. Wash. Nov s-CharleS F. Ma
ther. who was arrested in this city i've
week ago. on A charge of having pawned
$4,000 worth NJ iewelrv the property ot
New York merchants. was. today. taken
into custody by Detective NUsent upon "a
governor : warrant Of extcaut;iun. NJ
gent Immediately left with hls prisoner
for New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

The Epvorth League 81 the Metho-
dist church held the regular monthly
business meeting in The League parior
Monday evening. The league viii TAX
up the Epworth League reading cours~
The coming winter. as their literary
work. They will hold their meetings
once a month with the different mem
berS and Will combine the social with
the literary work. musical selections
adding n the enjoyment of the even
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

ton. /; has been continually wet for
the last few days and yesterday after
noon the heavy roller with four hoT-os
worked over il and made it very hard
ard smooth. II is hoped BY this that
the mud that is always found there by
reason Of the sun not being able 10
reach IL. will be dried up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

This question arises In the family ev-
cry day. Let Us answe. II today. Try
JeI-O, a delicious and he&ithful dessert.
Prepared IN two minutes. No boiling. no
baking. simply add boiling water and
set TO cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get,a pack
age 1t your grocers today. 10 eta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

The hydrant in front Of the Bay
View was being changed. yesterday.
lis former location WAS TOO far into
the Sidewalk. and it Was being moved
back toward the curbine as far as
possible. II was quite job as the
granite curbing had 10 he chiseled out
IN make room
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
Senator Davis Is Better.

ST. Paul MINI. NOV. 6-Tnited
States Senator DAVIS attendants said.
today. thar the senator had passed q
quiet night and seemed somewhat re
frsshed from his rest The family ma
physicians continue hopeful NJ hi-
snaedy recovery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
wy,mi1q's Population. e2.53i.

Washington NOV. G.-The population n.
the state Of Wyoming Al officials j1-
nounced. Today. II ~ 81. against 70, 7oI i'll
lse] These figures show an increase In
population since ISs, n Sl.se5, or 5z.4 pei
cent. The population in $50 Was ~ 114.
showing an ircrease n: ;a.lS or 2-0A rat
cert from lSsA To 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
Sira-n'ed 10 Death " a Nindow.

Quin-y. Mass. Nov 6-Frank r Walls.
lS wears Of age. was stranEied 70 death
carly this morning. in Il peculiar u1sn-
NET. Ee came home late and could 90
obtain entrance 70 his home. He PRED
open a window and started TO enter ttst
Way. bur the heavy sash fel. across his
neck and ne was una bic to move and
slowly strarEled To death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

The ars- meeting az thr ~orosis fer
The white was held in The Library
p r.oi<. Tuesday evening France EaS
the topic. and p4pe-. Early History
Of the Courtry." was delivered ty Mrs
Lois p2tt.-7. also one upon The CouD-
try" by Ms. II. &. BsSSett. ke:reS h
lneats were served b. the directors
Tho parlo-s were prrtt!iY decorated
and Al enjoyable meeting vas he'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

An American Gentleman as pre-
stnted a: the Opera house. seemed 20
Re entirely satisfactory 70 al present
which i something unusual IN Togus
audience. where there is such va
r.ety q: taste and opinion. The singing
Wa the Specia. feature that afforded
The rncst s.nIlauSf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Freeman Bicl4ord Of this place SUI
fe-ed bad attack Of heart disease.
early Tuesday morning. while II ne
pest oHlce and vas unconscious for q
shori time. a physician was summoned
ana Mr. Rick:ord was taken % his
homo. u-hrre he soon recovered AID
was able II be or, the street again dur
ing r1a forenoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

fun house greeted Rev. Mr. Lewis
Monday evening. when he iectured on
the Passion Play OF 1903 a; obe:-Arl-
mersau" at the Island Avenue Con
s-egationA church. HIS audience vas
highly app-rc.ative and listened with
much interest 10 his remarks His
views wefe unusually fine. The lecture
was financial success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Bishop Timothy Casey Of - John.
\. e. Fa;he- Bergman ana Father
Lave Of Saratoga. y. Y. Father
Thomas }. Neilisan Q: North White
ned. NJ, Father Patrick Reardon Of
Gardner. Father Charles Dohertr and
Father Hanei of Augusta, we're pres
t-l- at the confirmation Al ~ church
" he Sacred Hear. SUNDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

On. of Haltoy els d. ughtrFs- Miss
Graz. Lord. has gained < residence II
Colorado. and therefore enjoyed, yes
t.--day. the privilege and distinction Of
casting her frs; vote. Tor President
Mckinley. Mss Lord was visiting
friends in Kansas City and FASTENED
her return 70 Colorado il order to avail
herself OF this honor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

4 large number o. the friends OF AR.
ana Mrs. NJ. r. WadSworth met a; tGe
Highland avenue school, last even
iLs, aud from there went to
heir home. Highland avenue Arriv-
ing there, a most pleasant event was
nassed socially. Light Refreshments
we're ssrvAS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Charles Riley. formerly Of the United
States navy. who has been living out
side. having been dropped from the
rolls in O-tob--. came into camp. Mon
day, and died IN the hospital AZ :
&C OK yesterday morning The funeral
i : appointed a. o'ciock Thursday al