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The evening times., 1900-01-19
Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Corrected daily by w b. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Exchange,
1919 + Street
The evening times., 1900-01-19

Third Avenue was the weak stock this
morning. 1t opened at III and before II
O'Clock was as low as los. Metropolitan
Traction seemed to sympathize with it.
The evening times., 1900-01-19
Toilet Soap.
These Special Values for the
Housewives Purse.

Bread Boxes. regular made, paint
ed and steuciled. worth 39c.
Foot Tubs. japanned outside and
in. most desirable size; worth
ZSc, 1OT .....-.-...------. IOc
Coal Sieves, to fit any barrel. cover
ed. and screen of best quality
wire, worth 65c for ..............45c
Water Carriers. made of galvan-
ized iron. with spout; 12-quart
size: worth i9c. for ..---......-..29c
Berlin Drip Coffee Pots-no muddy
coffee when made in a Berlin
Garbage Cans. made of galvanized
iron. with cover; 14-quart size
with strong handle; worth 5Sc,
Chamber Pals. made Of galvanized
iron. with tight-ftting cover;
worth 35c. for ..........-.......2
Salt Boxes. made of fancy wood;
worth 19C. for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Clothes Bars, with eight arms.
24-inehes long; worth 20c. for ....lOc
The evening times., 1900-01-19

Rumors connecting the names of the
Nanderbilts and other important people
with affairs of the Brunswick Land and
improvement Company are responsible for
the strength of the stock, it is said. Cos
sip in quarters supposed to be well in
formed regarding the stock is that it is
TO have a good advance in the near fu-
fure.
The evening times., 1900-01-19

The earnings of the Norfolk and West
ern during the second week of January
increased at the rate of $1,000 day The
common Norfolk was strong and compara-
lively active this morning.
The evening times., 1900-01-19
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BaSns

Is Ioos "3g-year funding" gold. 80.
rs 1901 Water stock" currency -.
rs 1905 water stock" currency.
Funding currency 3.SJ's.. 1ls ~
sk's Reg. 2-I0's. lS95l9ol......... -.
The evening times., 1900-01-19

The December statement of the Chicago
Great Western is fine one. 1t does rot
in anyway bear out the suggestion of the
bears that the earnings of the granger
lines are to decrease. The net earnings of
the line for the month were s1S1, 400, an
increase Of $25.9l0. This gain was made
despite the fact that the operating eX-
penses increased SAC. 900 on account of the
advances in the cost OF materials. The
grangers were all strong this morning,
though quiet. Burlington sold above 122
and St Paul above 1lS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Thomas Cabin az I.arone. vas seriously
injured, Monday morning. in runaway
accident Two ribs and his collar bone
were fractured. his wrist was sprained
nd he suffered Two bad scalp wounds.
His right cheek was also injured
Thomas r. Cloves was taken 70 Ban
gor SATURDAY noon. from Miliinochet. b.
Deputy Sheriff Brasdon 81 that place.
and locked up in the county Jail 70 await
the trial III the February term Of the ST.
Drerne co1rt On the charge OF larceny.
The, complainant in the case was john !.
Clancy Of Millinocket. and the amount
which the prisoner is charged with hav-
ing stolen is s-Gs-
The residence of George Romeo on the
Dexter road. just OUTSIDE q Dover WI
lase, was damaged by iire. friday even
ing Most OF The furniture was rescued
from the building, but the house vas 4
total loss. Mr.. RuncOs loss viii be near
y slo". The house and its contents were
insured u the amount of $50. The Joss
10 the furniture Will probably b. covered
by the insurance
In the Portland municipal court. Satur-
day. there was "A interesting short lob
s.f- case. Warden Dow seized four bar
rels of looSterS. oct =. and alleged tina;
he lot contained A. short HOLSTERS. Ia
ruurt Frank .. Mclntire II prr's Island.
a r,Jsf-a red as claimant Several witnesses
from Grr's Island gaTe their testimony.
as well as Warden Gardiner and others
AT the clas.- ~ Ihe hearing Jndge Hill
rendered Judgment for the claimant.
Rt4N. r. T. AritfgTntTe pf theSigTEIlis.
Vile died NOV. IT. after 4 short Illness.
ag-d about e years Mr.. Whitremore Is
survived by q AidaW ANA fige or six small
children. He vas q fine sTlra her. n deep
thinker and vas highly educated. He was
navtar of churches in California for 4
number IT years. After NJ returned East
he was the pastor II The Baptist church
Ut Ijxerrlar. FANS. Owing to poor health
~ moved an the old farm III Chcsterviiie
viler, he Vas born
c. /. Owen Smith ar he firm Of ". H.
Smith K son Of Bath. who had been I'll
far several years, was taken suddenly
worse al a ". and died at noon. Mon
dav. He WIS the son Of the late N1llia N
IL Smith and At tie age Of u Years he
went into business with his father He
was born in June. lsIs. In lSsa h. mar
ricd Miss Alice Watson. q daughter of
Ssvan J. Watson. His widow and two
brothers survive him He was 4 member
.,f Solar Lodge Of Masons, RoyaI Ar,cf
Chapter and Dunlap Cornmandery.
2. h Former and Charles H. Iro werc
arraisned before Judge Mitchell in the
Auburn police co1r1. Monday morning.
and were each fined s. lso vas arrs-s ed
SATURDAY night by Officer TAYLOR The
ruan was II an alarming state having
hen f,.ateu TO insensihiilfv try fg-o nm
ty-,oZxr men Drs. Wentworth aoa NIL
Hams were summoned ana worked hard
10 restore Iee. They finally sl1ccee1ed
and Jeo was baiied out. He is a hustler
II Ts,f. s,11nioy Of Charles jenkins He en-
tered 10 complaint against his assalauts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20
PURITY CRUSADE
In New York City Already
Bearing Fruit.
Police Board Asks Bishop Potter to
Present Specific Charges.
LAWBREAKEES SEVERELY Pun
ISHED IN THE COURTS.

New York. Nov. I9.-The police board
| met. today. in a session specially called
by President Fork to consider the let
ter sent to the board by Mayor Van
Wyck in regard to the charges made
by Bishop Potter. The board later
preferred charges against Inspector
Adam Cross and Capt. Hcrlihy. Her
lihy Is the captain who IS alleged to
have been impertinent in his reply to
| the Episcopal rector who asked for in
formation.
The board sent 4 letter to Bishop
Potter in which they request that he
formulate and present specific charges
against the police officers who are
charged by the bishop In his letter to
Mayor Van Wyck with having offered
insults to the representatives of bis
hops when they called upon the police
with evidence against certain East side
| resorts. The board also asks the bis
hop to appoint n counsellor at law 10
represent him in pressing the cas-"
against the oilicerR when the charges
are laid. IL was later decided thai
Cross ana Hcrlihy. the TWO captains
under suspicion. would not be suspend
"a during the investigation.
Rose SartelIa and Edward March of
the vaudeville stage. arrested at the
Grand Opera house. Sunday night, and
John II. Springer. The manager. were
held, today, in $500 for examination.
FRIDAY The arrests were made on
complaint Of the New York Sabbath
Observer Society and are the first made
| in the anti-vice crusade against sun
.tav night sacred concerts.
In police court. today. the magiS-
trate fined the only woman arrested.
last night. in the East side for being
an inmate of what is known by the
police as light houses 4 number of
women in the district We're present.
| presumably 10 see what the penalty
would be. Tho magistrate in assessing
| n fine OF $40. told the woman ana the
others present that for second Of
Tense the penalty would be 4 commit
ment to the work house for 6 months
under section 8S7 Of the penal code.
This announcement caused consterna-
ton among those who had attended
| from curiosity
| Jules Dumont. the floor manager Of
| the Black Rabbit" z down town resort,
which succeeded one OF 4 similar char
acter known as The Slide" was con-
| victed today. and sentenced TO u
years in Sing Sing. The place ia.
raided. oct. 3, by the Comstock Society.
when Dumont and four others were ar
| rested. The judge said that the pris-
oner had been convicted OF the most
| heinous ana horrible crime known to
| society. and pronounced the sentence
with great severity. District Attor-
ney Gardiner said that the conviction
OF the prisoner was the result of 4 re-
form movement which he had inaugu-
rated long before the recent expose of
vice by the papers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20
FIRST SIXTEEN YEARS
Determine Structure and Physical
Health

If parents could realize what crime
they commit in permitting children TO
have heavy drugs during their early
life. such drugs. FOR instance, as coffee.
which stunts their growth. prepares
them Tor dyspepsia and nervous
wrecks. they would do anything. go To
any amount OF trouble and care. 10
change the methods and give their
children the advantages that nature
demands 10 produce perfect specimens.
4 sixty year old woman writes: My
over-indulsent papa used TO say, at the
table Why not let The child have what
she likes; i; won't hurt her any He
referred particularly TO my drinking
coffee. which | was very fond Of as a
child. He honestly thought il didn {
hurt ne. for with his strong body. ap-
paren1ly without nerves. he was not
consciously affected by coffee. but the
effect on ma bundle OF nrrves-J.as
n develop restlessness and stunt my
growth.
The first effect after drinking coffee
vas that II delightful exhilaration and
| felt courage and strength To a1tac X
almost any amount Of active work. but
III = GfG itA.IS tlt'- MN ~ 80.
misery in my chest. ralpitation of the
heart. and most unhearahle pains IN
my stomach.
Finally my attention was called 70
Postum Cereal Food Coffee and We Sc
cured some ~ il. 1t vas prepared &C
cording to directions. but breakfast be
ing delayed, the Postum got an extra
boiling. which developed all its virtues.
and we all fell in love with il from
The first moment. The change in our
physical health. after drinking Postum.
vas something remarkable We have
as delicious coffee as anyone could
ask. but il is perfectly healthy
coffee. and the more We drink Of il. in
reason. The better we are. / am salts
fed that the increasing amount of
heart difficulty Of late years, among
i Young people is directly attr16 utabie
70 the use Of coffee, and il IS great
blessing 10 have SO safe and delicious
Z food coffee as Postum Please omit
my name from, publication "-East
Isro1tzfield. Mass Name given upon
applicatfor 10 Postum Cereal Co, Ltd.
Battle Creek. Mich
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POPHAM LIFE SAVERS
Give Assistance. Saturday Night, TO Fifth
Vessel Within :, Week

While off two miles to the westward O.
Scguin Saturday night, the small steam
or Mona. herring catcher of Bristol
Nc, broke her engines and became dis
ablcd. Fortunately the wind and tide
were in her favor ana with ,hcir seine
boat ana dory the crew managed IL
bring the little craft into the mouth oi
the kenncbec. where the lie savers o.
Popham Beach discovered her.
The. life savers endeavored tn bring IT
the craft but soon found that Il tow boa
was necessary and they came ASHORE
and got Capt. Perkins 10 go out with the
Winter Harhor. After working an night
the life savers and the crew OF the Win
ter iiarbor managed to save tn. Mona
The boat IS in charge Of Capt Geo Rice
of Bristol. Me. and is owned by his
brother. Frank Rice OF lii. same place
She has 4 crew of four men.
This is the firth vessel inside Of a wees
that the United States life savers at Pop
ham Beach have rendered valuable as
Sisiancc. saving both lives ana prop-rty
both night ana dag, with loss OF slceT
and often going hungry, saying nothing
about the risk of their own livcs.-Batr
Times.
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On QTACO REEF.
Narrow Escape Of Shipwreck Grew
After Hours Of Suspense.

st. John, y. D.. NOV. 19.-The schoon-
or Minnie l.. lsJ tons. of Granville. y.
s.. bound from Joggins 10 Dixby with
a load OF coal. anchored off St Martins,
Sunday night. as heavy snow made
navigation dangerous. This morning,
In getting under way the schooner
went on the Quaco reef. about four
miles from 81. Martins The crew Of
four men and Capt. Sanslgor;h took TO
the rigging. There was no boa. in ST.
Martins which could be handled in the
heavy sea and the entire population OF
the village assembled on the shore un-
abe To give aid and expecting the FIVE
men TO be drowned every minute.
About II o'clock, the tide cut the sea
down somewhat. and the crew succeed
Cd in launching boat which had been
dashed on deck. They succfeded in
reaching Quaeo light after passing
through the terrible Quaco race ana
are now being sheltered by the keeper.
The schooner went 20 pieces. - 9
O'Clock tonight. and the wreckas@ was
carried into the Bay Of Fundy.
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THREE ALLEGED BURGLARS
Captured After Attempted Break Into
Hebron Post Office.

Hebron. Me-. Nov. 19.-Slncay
morning at about O'Clock, an attempt
was made by three men to enter the
post Office at Hebron.
Fred Packard lives in the upper part
of the building. his store and the, post
Office occupying the lower story. The
noise made by the men in attempting
TO enter, disturbed a dog in the store
and his barking evidently angcred the
men. for they shot at the animal
through 4 window of the store. The
noise of the shot aroused Mr.. Packard.
AT this point in the game the intruders
beat nasty retrcnu
Mr. Packard did not abandon the
matter. He. dressed as quickly as he
could and went with all speed to the
home OF Sheriff Warren, Who at once
set out with him to investigate. On
their way they secured Herbert Record
To assist them in their search. Record
armed himself with two revolvers.
4 light SNOW had fallen during the
night and the tracks which the men
had made were plainly visible. They
were followed by Sheriff Warren and
his companion and led them TO the tool
house near the station. Here they
found the men they thought they We're
looking for.
At the sherim's demand that they
surrender the supposed burglars be-
came defiant and. il is alleged. threat
cncd to shoot any man who attempted
to enter the house. Sheriff Warren
and his possc surrounded the place and
watched it carefully. One Of the men
attempted 10 escape through a window
bur was unsuccessful. Finally the three
took counsel together and agreed TO
give themselves M Sheriff Warren
commanded them to leave the house
one by one. and this they did and each
in turn was captured.
Sheriff Warren had no hand cuffs
with him. 50 they tied the mems hands
behind them with straps.
On tho. alleged burglars persons were
found two revolvers, several knives
and other things. They also had
changed their shoes for some they had
found in the tool house.
The men We're put into Sheriff War
ren'S carriage and taken 70 the Jail at
Paris. They gave their names as
Thomas Howard. Thomas Murray and
James Wight. One claims to be from
St John. \. T.. and the other two from
Portland.
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NATIONAL GRANGE.
Place of Next Meeting Will be Decided
az Todays Session.

Washington. NOV. 19.-The National
Grange. Patrons Of Husbandry. today.
unanimously adopted resolution re-
ported By the committee On tranfporta-
ton strongly urging the construction
or the Nicaragua canal by this govern
rnent The committee on resolutions
submitted an adverse report on z res
olution recommending the government
issue Of fractional paper currency. The
report WIS adopted
The selection Of the city where the
next annual session will be held will
be made, tomorrow.
Three cities are candidates for the
honor. Portland, Ne, Detroit and Mil
waukee.
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SArATTrS PEOPLE
nave oninions az Their own ii"saF'''ii-
,he .Ahbic Whitney case

s.hattas Ne. Nov. la--8SIeoi2ll.-Ih I
,,a.,1,l., II Sabatus have been nnch ii''ti-
ss,ls n the story told by Aeeie " MINI
nom being dragged and ASSAULTED y
,.,,,,n. nan NJ a dance at i-omp,'r" y. =
s .,,'. night. Nov. "a, as well as indis-
I'm over the had reputation iheZ ar, ',T,
.';I-iy,e- ar toun-aS many INNS, - -
S.s.1H7 Ma0V Of them GO sun lar tli't - =
,sH7'f,+ ~. ruth of Miss " MIN. - ~:
- ,.,;ot o;,r some very pi3ln a. -, :
:, , ms difrer materially with what Sl-e
has a., to Sto,v which cropped out also. thai
NiSS Narten was similarly 49, s,larf,
- iss, March. they laugh at I'M, '-,, !.
n Ie - not seem very funny to one S"u
-, I.bo vas the cause 81 M y ~ -
E? - who Stood moro chaflnS % -
-. ~, ~ -,alished They say MAJ - N !,
- ,.,i vent to q dance with inns $3.50
MAJ; MAJ ~ and complained Of bad 49, nm S+rs
i'ssirtr him If he couldn 49,
y 49,. - r. Now re had IN hAs -;
-, ,,;its for his rnolher -t-1 l"i ,7,151,
S ,,,--.,sa and he ElliariIs -.
r., n eH l.sT1h and gave Miss Mart.4 -
- xhith she took lac- IlLs CO
--,.--nf1ir7a and while 10 a PERSON =
Continued OF page -
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WILL FIGHT CASE.
Kennebee Steamboat Co. Claims Liquor
Seizure at Eath Was Unlawful.

Bath. Me-. Nov. l9s-fSpeciaD.-lt is
understood that the Kennebec Steam
boat co. is TO fight the case brought
about by the seizure Of keg Of liquor
brought on the steamer kennebec from
Boston. last Tuesday, ana seized by
Rev. ". 4. Atchley and Dep
uty Sheriff Hartman upon the ar
rival of the boat here
1t is said that the company will
claim the act as a violation Of the in
terstate commerce laws. as the goods
had not been delivered to the consignee
while the Civic League people will
claim that the goods had reached
their destination ana Were liable TO
seizure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20

London. NOV. 30.-All the available
news concerning Emperor Nicholas
continues favorable. II is said that ne
is much touched by the sympathy
manifested by, the foreign press.
1t is feared in court circles here. :"
says the Vienna correspondent Of the
Daily Chronicle. that the Illness Of the
Car is due 10 eating bad fish and THAT
other members Of the Imperial family
al I.ivadia are suffering TO some extent
from the same cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20
HON. q. A. BOTTELLE
VIII Return tn His Home IN Bangor
Early in December

Bangor. Me.. NOV. 19-Miss Grace II.
Boutelie. daughter of Congressman
Boutelle. has returned TO Bangor to re-
main for a short time prior 10 her
fathers return after his long illness.
Congress Boutelle will return 10 his
his home probably early in December
and win again take up his residence On
Broadway. which has been closed since
The beginning or his illness. He is
gaining strength very well and looks
forward 10 coming home again with
much irnDatience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20
HON LEMUEL GRAY DEAD.

New Portland Me. Nov. 19.-Eon. Lem
uel 4. Gray. one OF the organizers in
Maine of the Greenback party. and a
well-to-do farmer. who lived in what Is
known as Arson Valley hear the New
Portland line, died. this morning. IT the
breakfast table. from heart disease. The
deceased was veteran Of the Civil War
and 4 member OF the Grand Army. He
was prominent In politics in the palIny
days OF Greenbackism and in the cam
paign OF 1873 was central figure Of the
State canvass. He was a widower and
~ years of age-
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O'BRIEN WHIPS SHALLOW.

Lewiston, Me, NOV. 1a.-Dick O'Br:en
of this city. knocked out Mike Shallow
City hall. tonight. After the first
round Dick had everything his own
way. Both men appeared 10 be in
good condition when they entered the
ring. but it was soon apparent that
Dick was the best man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20

Paris. Nov. 13.-The DIX Neuvicu1o,
today. prints a special dispatch from
ST. Ptersburg saying that the pi1ysi-
clans having announced that the i'll
ness of the Car will continue for some
time. q regency is under consideration
TO act ill the Cars complete recov-
cry. The Grand Duke Vladimir. uncle
OF the Car. it is added. is mentioned
as regent
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NORTH PALERMO SUICIDE.
Hollis Stevens Takes Paris Green--Was
Evidently Insane

North Palermo, Ne. Nov. l9-IIollis
Stevens a farmer prominent member Of
the Union Christian church. veteran o:
the Civil War. committed suicide. today
by taking Paris green. Stevens had been
i'll for some time ana was evidently in
sane. Deceased was 70 Years old ana is
survived by a wife and two sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20

Auburn. Ne, Nov. l9.-Cp TO late
hour. tonight, nothing rev had been
given out by the officers engaged upon
the Whitney case. The several clues
which are being followed M may later
develop something OF interest. put IN
ii, IN. result Of these efforts Is assured
tho notice refuse 70 define their plan
az action. The thorough search made
sunday. by City Marshal Sarceion OF
ill.,, PREMISES where the alleged drug
.-iny affair occurred revealed nothing
If interest beyond oorroboTatlon o.
the statement made by Ahb:s Whitney
that Inc water which comes from the
faucet in The sink room was no; III lot
drintinc ni,rposoS. The vial which, Il
;s oIIarad contained the drug admin
ister,I 70 the Whitney CARL Is sun
missing. Many people in TINS city anu
lewiston are disposed to associate tHe
whitney case with the somewhat sini-
lar a1rcrience OF Miss Lizzie Nart"i,
March last. and with the mysterious
s.ath Of Jessie Cobb. which occurred
, Cau. weeks ago. and which coroner
i;,yv declared To have been the result
=. s,ranc,,lation. The police. now
eyer. decline IL express any olAHI"'' IA
mis- connection
,,,,urn officers admit that another
,,rast may l,o made At almost any
,;,,,a h,1f aside from this the chicI IN
,.r.s+ ,anrers On the hearing %hich =
:, ~ given The accused young men On
SaIurday next.
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CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT
shown in Cars Condition by Latest
Reports.

Livadia, NOV. l9.-The Car contin-
ues 10 improve in health. The bulletin
issued by his physicians today. says:
The Emperor passed a good day. yes
terday. At 8 o'clock in the evening, his
temperature was 101.2 and his pulse -
His Majesty passed a very good night.
This morning his condition is excellent.
His strength is well maintained. At
3 O'Clock this morning his temperature
was 1907; pulse. S.
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Gardner. Maine.
LlGHI RAIN-WARMER.

Boston. Nov. l9.-Forecast for Ties lay:
Generally cloudy weather with light rain
in the early morning, warmer in the
afternoon and night. light east TO south
winds: Wednesday,. partly cloudy, fa.r
weather; colder. Wednesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20

Aloazo D. Chandler died. SATURDAY.. at
his home in St. Adams. Dir. Chandler
had been sick for a long time with q CON-
rs,icstioa of diseases Besides z willow M.
+. survived b. two daughters. Miss Annie
Chandler Of 81. Adams. Miss Lucy Chand-
Ier Of Bangor. and Oscar Chandler Of
Boston Funeral services will be held /
Inc house. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-20

Hernloek Row. consisting OF eight b1iid-
jrgs which occupied the entire west sd ?
af H-ooklyn square. jamestown, y. Y.
was burned. Monday morning The grlSr
mill of Campbell d Curtis was also de-
sfrnved The total loss is s1a.tsss.
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PROBABLY FATALLY SHOT.
Robert Wood. Albion Farmer, Accident
ally Shot While Hunting

Albion, Me. Nov. l9-While hunting.
this forenoon, Robert Wood. 4 we'll
known farmer. was wounded by the ac-
cidental discharge OF his shot gun. the
charge entering the side, and recovery Is
doubtful