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The sun., 1900-11-05
DIED ~ the POIICE STATION.
Mr. Grover Was Making a Charge Against
Two Thieves when Stricken.

John p. Grover. head Of the printing and
stationery finn of Grover Bros. of Newark,
died in the First Precinct station there late
on Saturday night while making a complaint
against two young men who had been caught
stealing pens IN the stOr" ~ 1S2 broad street.
john Z. ,rov.r aud his brutaer Edward both
punched the thieves well before letting them
60 and then John felt that they had not been
sufficiently punished and foil WED them half
wlv around the block and into "A trolley car.
He finally succeeded in getting "A policeman
To- arrest the two men. Mr. Grover was out of
breath and greatly excited when he m adc the
charges against the two men. who said they
were George Logan AMI Edward Morgan of
demanded thai A comp! ant Of assault be taken
against Grover and TIE latter, who was laboring
under great excitement, tupplei over upon
the floor and died almost Instantly of apo
plexy.
John p Grover was born in Newton. v. J.,
nearly so wears ago aud started business
in Newark Ia is7t He leaves widow and
six children
The sun., 1900-11-05
Total exports 10 Porto Rleo s7bs.s02 3e.7o4,
GEN. RANDALL'S REPORT.
Recommends the Establishment Of = CoaIinR
station at Dutch Harbor.

WASHINGTON, Nov THE establishment Of
a Government military reservation with a coal
ing station at Dutch Hnrbor. and the construo-
tion OF m ocean cable from Seattle 10 Vnldes
by way If juneau and Skaeway. are recon-
mended by Gen George VI Randall. command
ing the Department ~ Alaska, in his annual re-
port 10 the Secretary of War IIo also recom-
rnends that the hes dgurr'ers of tho department
le removed from ~ NchNol 70 Seattle or some
other point on Puget Sound, 80 that easy COM
rurcatior may he had with the markets Of the
United Sta'rs IT. rnlard 20 the Dutch IiarbOr
IRE oct, Gen Randall SAYS
lu IN" uevelop. non, ( this country, with
o,lr possessions II tho Far Eost, Dutch HnrhNr
oCctpies an important geographical position.
and the ne"t NAV arise ~ some fut'ir" time
for erecting fortihc1tions for Ia protection
Ncnrly nll III. army transports and naval
We, sals which have sailed from Seattl" 70
Of Manila have called Al butch FIarbor. md the
point has often been spoken Of. Now that
the Government's Interests In Alaska have
Increased to such proportions. the n.ed OF q
regularly established CoAlng station in south
western Alaska. either at lpalaska or Dutch
Uarbpr has baen cmphnsi,ed moro than ever
Gen Randall says that all the projected over
land military te!egraph lines in Alaska VIII
be in operation. Tho ocean cable between
81 Michael and Nome, the great mining camp.
has iu.t been opcped. The conditions exist
ins AZ Nome anil the tributary. Mining region
this season are described NJ length in G'n.
Eanllll-a rennrt.
The sun., 1900-11-05
AVALANCHE FOR M'KINLEY.
LAST BULLETIN or TINE REPUBiI-
CAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.


An rrres,,,,b,. .o6 Ovsyvh ,im,nr Popular Re-
volt Ax.,n,, the Brvan Tieket-The People
Rave Decided That Prosperity Il Good
Enough for Them aud viii say 80 Tuesday.
The Renubl,oan national caInpalgners in
charge a, On. Eos,.rn Ueadonarters. 1 Madl-
.on oy.nua ,.srod Ins, ,Iyh, their Anal official
s,atemaot ~ tho c.mnal.n situation. The
s,,,.n.nt ia sig,.d hv cornelius n Bliss,
Iossnb 81 W,nI..,. S.,ha, scott. Frederick
G Cihhs and Era,Llin Murnbv. and ia as fol-
lows.
A.. p.,,,,uoan
"Cn tho evo OF tho election. tho Repuohcan
National Cornn,ittee's forecast Of the result
ba.el I'M absolutely authentic and unlin,aacl-
able nsnres and facts. difers from ts pr"Vious
forecasts only In increasing the magnitude of
the triumph which .o-morro. will bring TO 'hS no
oan'- ol national hohor ana pi"sb.ns
'i,o,"d,.. ,,o,.. ~ ~ ,h,, A." "erv .,nwillins VII
"fh' '"'. -, ano,,sio,
,ss. nser,meoncir IN n.'ua'"s ',, - vs,i,snl.
'h nas'day' 10y election % vi" I prove "., ,SS v,' aaou
'a'nsnde Ior Noh'niey anu sea- WV ''''"
1.,van land ana bryan'i,, 'ore'I, ore ,r,.,,s and
overwhelming por,lsr revolt against the
-. nn. ,,,,.. f. .rt,,,,r ohvlou.
bryoh lopuhN ucAe. pe',es ,o ~ vain.
tain the nro.nerity which they have enjoyed
.nd no,, an,n' ,nder tho nolicies of the McKin-
o4u Nv" "'p'' """N' 80 fN' =, -,
ley Administration. and In their well-grouhded
fear of public calamity In case Bryan were to
....'.
oe clcV'cu a., An
The laboring man, his wife ana MS ch'i-
dren remember the poverty. misery and de-
80. ,.h,oh sh,oudsa ,he,r i've In the black
SPAR "'cn s"fouueu ui." "''' VI w
years previous Ia Mckinleys ihausurauoh,
and they remember with gratitude the relief
~. 10. ,,c,,,., o., ,h,, since ,h,n with apun-
Wn'cn nt1' CON" W '".th e'", , w., -,
dant employment and largely Increased wages
They listen now 10 Bryan's invitations 10 throw
ava ,heir advantage but they respectfully
Ss,1ine tHem
sThe Gnsin,ss man OF the United States re-
msnbe- What happened 10 them in those same
Vary vears and nav know what the practical
result of ths election OF i sOs has been In refer
ance TO the rehabilitation and prosperity of
The sun., 1900-11-05
AFRAID or SH cEHtN'S KNIFE.
G Goodwin Faction In the Ninth Getting Read '
20 Excuse Defeat.

The Goodwln-Smith faction of Tammanv
Hall in the Ninth Assembly district prepared
the way for a graceful acknowledgement of
defeat tomorrow by issuing a statement in
which they charged that John C. Sheenan and
his friends were going To knife tho Democratic
cand date for the Assembl, and vote for tho
Republican nominee The smith-Goodvn
have been booming shee;an the Republican
q, nd itate and advising tie cutting OF the
regular Democratic one They also say that
the flag that hung at Tenth avenue and Twenty
third street before tho last primary contest.
hearing the inscription John {. Sheehan
front of Republican Headquarters Ia honor
OF Mckinley and Roosevelt
Mr. Sheehan was quoted on sunday rs saving
In a private letter that Bryan would lose thia
State by iopOO and the Goodwin-Smith folks
say this Us reprehensible.
The sun., 1900-11-05
RiCE CASF CO\FESSIGN,
LAWYER battle Relieves u" mid Mako some
Statement" to the District Attoruey

Charles F. Jones, who wa- the valet ~ the
late William Marsh Ri''. and who cut his own
throat after making a confession indicating
that Ric" had been poisoned aud that h- name
had been forged Ia Che,'ks FOR s2,u.UJI declined
IN bellevue Yesterday 10 see two we'll dressed
women who called in tho afternoon
"Not N home. he said 10 the keeper.
t'"1r.e Gordon Rattle, "un, n arrears H.
t. l'e l"r">s LAWYER, called on him ~ o'clrc',
and remained with him lnti' after 4 O'Clock
Mr.. Battle suld a',p-ward
I brAvNr that lrpcs viii recover Ili ri,ht
Ills mind wa~ very clnar rp-da- and he SAID
'ha' h" vas perfectly comfortnhlc From
whd' n" told me, think that lo did mako >o' .
s'airWcn' - tho District Attorney, bat Just
whli no TOLD do not care to -Ry | will have
another talk with him Tomorrow and may
men have something to say Of the highest i'm
portance.-
The sun., 1900-11-05
SHOCKED ~ A AANHOLE.
Trolley Roads Electrician Found His Eyelids
Paralynsd when He Wink ed.

Adam c. Mum. an electrician employed on the
Third avenue railroad. went down manhole at
Twenty second street and Third avenue yes
terday afternooa to release part OF
the motor Of car which was block
ing the line While he was in the
manhole the fuse Of the car blew out. He was
badly SC, rched and the sh' ok lett him sense
less for twenty minutes. Then he revived He
said he felt well enough to so on working and
did 40.
Last night Mum began to suffer great pain
His eyes hurt him greatly and the eyelids finally
refused 10 act. physician was called in and
said that Mum was suffering from shock and
that the eyelids were temporarily paralyzed
Mum was taken from his home $40 West Fifty
NTH street. to Roosevelt Hospital. The paraly-
sis, 1t is believed. is only temporary.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Funeral " Senor Sarrnrio In Havana.

srecd' CIbs D,,pl'ch 10 rHE SrN.
HAVANA. Nov. +-Scnrr lose rclp" Sagrar o.
the Spnni h con. ul-OeUcral. who died on hurs-
d y { heart fai urc, th' rc-llt Of vrlow fever.
was buried to-day. Full" 500 PERSONS attended
tho ,.'vCes. IIis death dc ply regretted
bv the ca hans, who rcco cui7"d tho dillcul'ies
Of his posi- ion a. IN" frst Spanish Colsu, Gen
az, IN cuba. Spaniards feel hi, d,nth keerlv.
Senior Sacrario dd c,ery'h'nl; In his power 70
bring about good feeling between the Cubans
pud ~ 'auiardS
The sun., 1900-11-05
BOER COTTAGE Ar PARIS CLOSED.
Bought BY . Datchman who viii Preserve ths
Anti En- slish Writings on the Walls.

Bought By Q DatchmAn who Will Preserve ehs
Anti -Ensiish Wriunss on the Walls.
spsefa Caes DsseoseA 10 THB suN.
PARIA Nov Tho Boer Cottage at tne EK-
hibition. which oontsinsd bust Of Mr.. Kruger,
and which was used - Q sort Of p<srims' resort
whore Angiophobss were sbLs 10 relieve their
feelings by sonbhuns abuse Of Mr.. Chamber
lain and the British nation generally. has now
been closed By order Of the Government The
conduct Of shs pro-Boer committee recently
sd the police 70 protest against their stirring up
trouble The continuance Of the agitation In face
Of the protest. Ied TO the closing Of the cottage
A Dutohman has bought the building. the
walls and pillars Of whioh are covered with
anti-Engiish sentiments, The purchaser saws
that II the Boers keep their Independence he
will present II to them ~ a souvenir. Other-
wise he will send II 10 the Netherlands. where
II will be used ss a museum for relics Of tie
BOer war.
The sun., 1900-11-05
WiRCONI REPFtTS HIS SUCCESS.
Wireless Telceraphic Communication with
Land From Channel Mail Boat.

.S1tfIn' Cable Dtspdifh 70 HE SJN
I0%pOS, Nov 4-Succcssful experiments
with Marconi's system 81 wireless telegraphy
were made on Saturday night from the mail
boat Princess Cemcutine while she was stoarn-
inc from Ostend to Dover The first demon
s'ration wa- made whlo the steamer was
actually passing the mast erected on tho land
n la pnnne, between 0-tond and Dunkrk
Constant messages were sent 20 and fro AZ the
rate Il twenty words n minute until Dover,
which is sixty -one miles distant. was reached
The sun., 1900-11-05
ANOTHER VATICAN ROBBERr.
Thieves Get sIAO From the Peters Pence
safe-Ilue to Iir.t Robbers.

.Sret,1i Casi' Dr.pa'ch IN THE SCS
LONDON. Nov. s.--A despatch to the Ch-onicls
from Rome s,vs that the police have traced
tho securities that were rcce: tlv stolen from
the Vatican They we're sold AZ Genoa 10
some persons who are supposed 10 have gone
20 tho United St1tes
There was another theft AZ the Vatican on
Saturday. The safe in which the Peters Per ce
nre kept was rii'cd, int tho thieves only Sc
CARED 100 lire t.0i.
The sun., 1900-11-05
SAYS W HSIEN RECOvERED.
sheng Now Announces Tint the Attempt at
suicide Failed.

Special Cnbs De'pd'ch 70 THR Sun.
sH,NGHAI, Nov. t-Edcts that were issued
on oct 2ss ow that the court / reorganizing
the Government. The appo n,m"nts include a
remarkable number OF Mlrchus
Sheng Director OF Rai.wars and Tslegraphs,
IL credited with confirming tho reports of Yin
Hsen's attempt to kill him 81. by swallowing
gold leaf The attempt fai,cd aud Yu Hsen
recovered
The sun., 1900-11-05
where We're Al tn. Anu-Imperiali,ts?

Cana lei Bradford spoke to 200 women and
100 men az the Casino last night about i'm
peralsm /, was said a, the club that Mr.
truA T h I'd gone 10 the Casino. II so he prob
ably retired D. cnCountering the frost and the
reporters didn't see him.
The sun., 1900-11-05
FISH SCHOONER SINK.
Run Down nv the steamer saronia-Ons Of
tn. Crow Drowned.

Srscih Co,ls ps.tIich n TIE SUN
IoNpnS. Nov t-The steamer Snxona a
Liverpool from Boston. report. that during a
fog on Oct ?7 sh' ran into and sank the
schooner Mary Mosquito. fsh laden. bound
from Gloucester for BOSTON One OF .he
schoonNrs crew was drowOcd The others
were taken on board the y xonii.
The sun., 1900-11-05
G1o,e OF Republican Club Bowery Campaign

TIE Campaign Committee of the Republican
club viii close tho downtown headquarters at
1872 Bowery this evening John 4 Duuon chair
man OF he Campaign tommi'tee. willpresde at
the meeting and sp 'eeh"S wi, he made by
Iehunaicr. Charles s Whitman. Alfred r.
Ommen, F. j. Palmer Charles Shongood.
Frank {. Schaeffler and Charles II Treat.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Germans Defeat Force of Boxers.

Sstidl care Despatch 10 THE SrN.
rrRIIN. Nov ! u sOatchos from China state
that the GermnnS have defeated a force OF
Boxers near KlumL Pro,in ~ shln'unc.
killing many Of them.
The sun., 1900-11-05

Srs'iii Cdhs DsIpn-s 90 THE SvS
CAIRO, Nov Tho Octohey reports on The
Fcyptian cotton cron indicate that n will he
very un>atis actory both IN yisld and quality
The sun., 1900-11-05

Of all dsscrip'io' whether you seek them or
hnvr them 10 DISPOSE Of max" usa OF !HE Suns
advertising Y columns. A SIN reader will alwa ays
be found n desirable tenant or customer. idr,
The sun., 1900-11-05
BRITISH TO TRY NEW PLAN.
MOUNTED TROOPS TO sCOUR THE
COUNTRY FRON GARRISON TOWNS.


victor's BODY to Cape Town stopped By
the Queen VIII Have q soldiers Grave.
Special Caas Ds'pa.eh TO THE sur.
From stan Cores pondenI
PHYroRIA Oct 81. via Bloenfontein. Nov.
<-C;en. French has arrived at The Springs.
a few miles from Johannesburg, after a difi-
cult march from Barberton. He has lost 1900
transport oxen since his advance from
Maohadodorp. It Ia believed that tho plan of
moving large bodies Of troops about the country
will now be abandoned. and that the complete
subjuGation OF the country will be attempted
by means OF sarrisons In the district towns,
which viii be well stocked with provisions
and made the bases for mounted troops, who
viii scour the territory around.
Gen Roberta. before starting on his return
to England. thanked his bodyguard for their
snicient services and presented to each ~ the
men an autograph photograph Of himself.
The principal manbers Of Gen. Robsrts's old
staff will leave tonight for England.
Col Hamilton has been appointed military
secretary 10 Gen Kitchener. upon whom the
military command has devolved. The new
headquarters staff IA being rapidly installed.
The funeral Of Prince Christian Victor. a
erandron Of the Queen, who died here N entero
fever. will take place Tomorrow. A telegram
from the Queen commanding that he be buried
In soldiers grave. Q desire he had u impressed.
arrived Just In time 10 stop the sending Of the
body 70 England.
Tho mounted forces are being resouipped.
The New Zealand oontinsent left for Rusten-
berg to-day.
Tho greatest satisfartion Is expressed by
the British herr because Of the refusal Of the
Queen Of the Nstherisnds 70 give al official
reception 10 ex-Pres idsnt Kruger upon bis
The sun., 1900-11-05

Take Laxative Brouo Quinino Tablets All drug
gsts refund the money II II falls 10 cure r. W
Groves signature 10 On each box ,3c-Ade
The sun., 1900-11-05
As to Lots, Plots or Farms.

Readers OF The Sun always know when a
good thing l. presented. Let them know wi at
you have &C. Offer by using the advertising
columns.-Adr.
The sun., 1900-11-05

The Union Reform party, which insists upon The
t-i-endTm as the one exclusive. essential and IN.
changing paramount issue" Of the present Political
campaign has an ohio man Al the hrad uf It's tirkst
for President. His name Is Seth Ellis
The sun., 1900-11-05

Ia the Presidential election Of 1895 Mckinley s
plurality In the territory now Included IN thc Greater
New Work was 5s.23l. In the Stat~ otitsld. Of the
present city OF New York, Mr. Mckiney's ma loriiy
was 100000.
The sun., 1900-11-05

The hearing Of the charges made against /. rrcl
Harrison. docknaster (he was appoiu;cd daring tn
administration Of ". l. Strong. and hi, place f.
sought By Tammany Hall aspirant ia the FirS
As~mbiy distrc'l, has been adjourned until FRIDAY
After election.
The sun., 1900-11-05

Under the provisions Of the Election Code cand
date regular Independent, who dies after the oicsl
ballots are printed leaves u vacancy on the ticket.
which Is nlled by Ming the usual certificate and by
the Of oficial pastors bearing the nam. of the
substituted nominee. The pastors are fixed 10 the
ballots by the hao, clerks before delivery 70 the yocrs
The sun., 1900-11-05

Bryan and woolley are on two Presidential tickets
each this year-wooey as the candidate Of the Pro-
hibitionists for President and candidate for Vice
President on tha, OF the United Christians and Bryan
Il the nominee Of the Democratic and populis, ma
ional conventions
The sun., 1900-11-05

In the following States In which there are election
for Governor this year the present Governors are not
candidates for reelection New York. Colorado. Della
ware, Florida, Idaho. Illinois, Indiana. Michigan.
Missouri. Montana, New Hampshire. North Dakota.
South Dakota. West Virginia and Wisconsin. In
the following States Governors are running for re-
election: Kansas, Massachusetts. Minnesota Ken
lucky Nebraska. South Carolina. Tennessee. Texas.
The sun., 1900-11-05

The total registration OF qualified voters in Hawaii
this year Is li2ie about 5000 voters than are
registered IN the town Of Canton. President McRin-
ley'S home,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20
DOCUMENTS 4 AND 8.
AIdermsn cafva's Report On the Condition
and Needs d the Highways.

In Mayor, Lanes inaugural address is
found. reference to Document A. and
"Dochment b." the first being a report
by ALDERMAN Carver. chairman of the
committee on streets, on the condition
and needs. OF our streets, and the second
being some notes and comments on the
general question of good roads. Both of
these documents are OF much interest TO
our citizens and are given below in fun:
Hon. Samuel Lane. Mayor of Augusta:
dear Sir--In accordance with Your re-
WAYS of the city. last fall for the purpose
OF ascertaining their condition and with
a view OF securing such data as would
enable me to submit to Your considera-
ton for the benefit of the next city coun-
81. an estimate of the amount of money
tnat should be raised the coming year for
ordinary repairs and permanent improve
msnts or the highways and sidewalks
Inc vast loss and inconvenience to all
our citixens caused by bad roads and poor
stdewalks Tar exceeds the yearly tax paid
for improvements thereon That a moor
road liz direct tax upon every person
VINO passes over ii cannot be more forci-
piF SHOWN than by the statement of den
Roy stone. director of the office of road
INQUIRY IN the United states department
close of this report . nc
line earnest endeavor of everyone con-
nected with road repairs and permanent
Improvements thereon should be directed
- me STUDY OF every detail. in the inter-
est OF economy in their work This feat
ure OF road building cannot he tnn oStar
or 700 earnestly impressed upon the at
tsnuon OF our street commissioners and
SIty engineers. The report quoted SCI :
ior'" IN clear light the extravaganza
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20
The New Dress Goods.

Assuming the correctness OF the data,
and using the census return of farm
products and mineral outputs, and csti-
mating incidental traffic, General stone
arrives at a total Of 3l3.39.22i tons as rep
rescnting the total annual movement
over country roads. At the average cost.
SOC per ton, the grand actual cost of
haulage on public roads amounts 10 1915.
iIi6s5. Not including the loss of perish
able products for want Of access to mar
ket when prices are good. ana the use
lessness Of cultiVating certain products
which depend upon the markets being al
ways accessible. statistics of the cost of
operating foreign highways, and the data
obtained from the good country roads eN-
listing in this country. would indicate that
nearly two-thirds of the above cost is d.
rectly chargeable To bad roads. The en-
forced idleness of men and horses during
a large part Of the year is another item
The negative or hostile attitude of the
rural population towards all effective leg
islation in this direction is also an obsta-
Gle to road Improvements in this country,
while aonther is the general oVer-estimate
of the cost Of such Improvement.
\ few years ago the macadam roads of
New Jersey cost $4,000 per mile: now
equally good roads are being built Tor
$1,000 even where railway transportation
of material is required; and in localities
better supplied with road material and
where narrower road is deemed sum
cient $500. or even less, will make mile
Of good stone road. Experience has dem
districts 4 single stone road. or 10 feet
wide with a good earth road on one or
both sides. is more generally satisfactory
than a wider road of macadam.
Lung Kuro soothes and heals sore lungs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20

Prof Newman II. Athoe is still con-
tinuing the organ recitals which at one
time drew so many people to the even
ing service at st. Marks. The recitals
at one time were one of the most in
tcrestinS and attractive musical enter
tainments in the city and large num-
bers remained after the close of the
evening service. 1t was supposed by
many when Prof. Athoe came to the
city and the former organist had fin
ished his duties. that the recitals had
been stopped. Prof, Athoe is continu
ing the recitals. and they are being as
much enjoyed as ever before.
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Daily kennebec Journal

Cards Of thanks. obituary notices, raso-
Iutions OF respect, etc. win be chareea
at the rate Of ten cents per line. NJ
charges hss than seysn.y-nvs cents
All Advertising announcements q
entertainments. WHOSE object 10 the
raising of money will be charged 1t ths
rate of fifteen cents q line.
Advertising notices, news form, Win
be excluded from our local columns, sz.
cept such az refer to advertisers occu.
pying space in our advertising columnA
and will be run under q separate hsaA
on one Of the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive tt
JOURNAL promptly will confer . favSs
by notifying the ONCE Immediately.
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Special Advertisements.

Small advertisements not exceeding
four lines thirty Words coming under
the head Of WANTED. FOR SALE, TO
LET, LOST, &c. will be inserted two
times for = cents, three times for 30
cents, one week for 80 cents, two weeks
for 81 cents and one month for Sl.50, AD-
VANCE PAYMENT. In sending by mail
remittance of postage stamps or postal
note should be made with order, as the
charges are too small to open accounts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20

For the benefit of those who send
mail to Cuba, it is announced that the
Cuban postal service is on an indepen-
dent basis and the rates, with the ex-
ccption of mail for soldiers in the ser
vice Of the United States. are exactly
the same as to other foreign countries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20

Mrs. NJ. L. Wheeler, manager of F.
II. Buffers Augusta branch millinery
store, has returned from Boston where
she inspected all the noted millinery
openings, preliminary to making
for the one at the Augusta
store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20

Peter Concannon, an old resident Of
this city, died at his home on the East
side, No. S Howard street. at l o'clock
Monday morning. aged 6S years Fun
eral at st. Mary's church, at s. 80 A. NJ.
Wednesday morning. No flowers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20

Mrs. u. w. Ward Of Is Elm street. is
the proud posscssor of an apple bios
som geranium which il the envy %
her friends and the admiration OF all
who pass the house There are now
$50 blossoms upon it and 1t presents a
beautiful spectacle. almost entirely fill
ing the window where it stands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20

Sarah a. Stanley. eh'rUpodists spa
manicure. formerly with Mrs. ~.
ShermanD will be AT Mrs. Downs =
State street. March ~. FOR one MeeA,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-20

Owing to the severe storm Of last
Friday, which interfered with the
cloak opening at Fowler & Hamlen's.
Mr.. Rolfe Will come again on Wednes-
day OF this week