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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-22

Willie Ill" mt,-h i. tween tny -\'v'f-
duchess Elizabeth ana Prinv.. pthn Win
diSch-Gratt. vii. h. ruruiar th,oGChnu.
the i"arth ana brr .,,tth III TN ,Inpir as 4.
l"ir match pure and sIrlpi". | dpuhi s"r,
much whether il VII give satisfaction to
th' good people 81 Vienna. who. drVoj" 4
= they arr To- tn" g" ing .Archd ich'S-
Will not relish her becoming tbs vii" ~
one who h' ar The ;!3::l ,.' -':' 1-I,l iulr-
snail who bonnie rd.i NJ city in '.i>. sub
i",tr'l ii 10 al thu Hrrr,l- III i siege an L
compelled it to submit I" tho most sever
II rlnruGi ltw after 4 had rlp!t4ilrcl.
Til, r"opl" II ti,nna. II may L. rrin.in-
itred. had r.v"ltrd t-ai'ISt "!uwa H.d
government. had forced th- imperial
family an. = N'r-.' - m. EIi"i ,rrs. wit \.
,hn glcit fIilc. N"ttrrLic'l ;, til. f. bead
!" Il kr Night putting t. death tEn-, VII .
had ben lrtt behind. lch - Count
i.ttnur. ana II Wt~ unt Uufii Field .,,lr-
-h,h Prince Alfred W:'iii-ch-Gf.,,,z had
fcca utIIcd Ni"int from it, rrh,,li"ua
citz' nS that EmI"r"r Francis .rSrph
Wa able /" "hta;u possession # his
capital
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APPLES. APPLES. APPLES.

Fnl, and winter arnles P.pr.ns. Yellow
F.atS. GAyeust-.ns. Sw-eting~. etc.. Ia u
delivered At our store IN Gardiner in bar
rels. ready NM shipment. hut not headed
MIST ~ Ma ana hand picked W.
will pay a good. fair cash prize. r. l.
Harmon Il Co.. Gardiner. Next door tn
Gardiner Hcef co sel,-aatf
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
gllZN4 R|K{kta6

r,oa.,...- ~ - '""'
idsSehS"f trains leave Augusta az fni.
I lows:
I'Ifpl GIL TRAINS
GOING WESr-G3 hA N r,,r
Pennington. PhIlipy I.nrLi,,J ION ,.on
land. BOSTON. lridgtan. Inrt,,'., "ft :.
tlLriac: I0.u A. ". Inr j,r.1rsxyi,,L' IN
istnu. Pennington. philItn. Co. :, u.
,t,nn,.,.v pnck',,,,, "'t ~ ar fabass<t.
NJ CONWAY. Fabvat,s Is,i.,~. ro-,oit
ham. =. H.. E.rIin III -. tjf-
No. stratfnrd. Island i,"md r,"sston,
upJ .J,,,ch., L-,ttg. u j, IVY, 'seirbropk
port,ana. -, - A lr,,,i.. ~. local 70
wick I,orfIal,d ana ,,r.tar ~ uIs-
for Faith. {Isortk. ri "a ,-xyis,,,, ''n1insesing
Brhgton. Cor WY ,.f,d Dish ,h
~ !; i.. f,'is night for
s.R A. Mfi%7r, n a,,,t 49,. abp Boston:
~ 49, ~ S''ifadg LOT Port
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FOUND.

A SMALL Sun or MONEY which tn.
owner can haV" by proving property and
paying for this ad. inquir" az Journal
Office. nct.2d2t"
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FOREIGN CHAT.
Personal Bravery Of Gen. Bull
Ter the Scapegoat.
Comir z Marriage Of Archduchess
m Elizabeth Of Austria.
ra.sss NJ Gossip on tiss Topics Of tie Day in
Eu ope.

In view of th, bitter and. on the
whole. VII iu>t .l,d attack now beiaG
made. upon General Sir Eedvcrs Fuller.
writes the foreign CORES pondrnt ~ Ia"
Ealtirr.r, american. IL should not be-
forgotten that. although guilty III bad
z. n.rals hip he * Il man III the great
est pc. Sunal b.a-ciN. and th,.t h W. H.
on his breast The bad." uf h.r. i:m-
namely. the Victoria .,nSs-i.Ii. "A b.
y"nd every other insignia Of honor ~
III" zoo Cun 400 subjects of King r. lwIrd
"W Ing Ia the fact that 1t is only con
tc,rad Tor f.ats Of the most exceptional
d.; ring. Fuller won his Victoria cross
in South .NfriCl. near a quart 4 al
century ago. during III, war with the
Zulu~. ana Should 10y li-LtS We! = "a
or more ,la:r rs Ia Inv c.''S, snC II
WAS .rautrd To- him in rr,r~gi,i N.
not Of one. but Of several pieces 81
bravery, ,il performed an the inc
day 81. amy on If which in..y W.s
enough To- sEtitlr Kim I" the rv,Ss. Il
". dutins the hath. 1T III" lphl -,
MuGn,ainS. inning = >",d.'. Who "a
been Isolated from bis coinra les ma
h.n. moi in by I'll" IuluS. iIullrr. sNv.,!
and reynl,tr in band dash. Z into IL"
midst df :. cloud Of blacks and rcs"li.
him. i.ttr ON. when il be- anr nee. .'-
, AIRY I" withdraw from an unt"nl -
position, il ives Eu'lcr himself W.o
covered the re,rtGt with :. lit'l" n..!G
II Sven mon ana Il i-ituttn 4,
Ev"ret.. Four OF the men We're killed
and III" lieutenant $ nnrSt was @t.'Ir':
.inv-n. and his rider would h;,v" fTi''n
into thu hands of the I.ulr> ha'! IN. nut
lecn rescued by Butler. WI" t'rk Gin
up behind him on his own horSa. H.
fore ni@htfall on that same day Buzz
saved i third comrada-nam nelly. '4i.-
~ III d'Arcy-wEo, having lest his No. -.
was enLeavoIinS TO outrUn III" pr,:su-
ing Zulr>. The Latter had got within Il
hundred tert of him when Butler gal
loi ed back alone end took him w b
hind him.
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giaSp III" opportunity and I'LL the
positions offered.
Forestry cannot be studied today I'm
any and every college in the land.
! There are at present three prominent
schools devoted exclusively TO the sub
! J"ct ana special courses in certain
phases OF the science have. lately been
opened by "A few other institutions.
| The three leading schools are her"
| mentioned in the order Of their foun'la-
! lion as follows The school 1T Mr..
George Nandcrbilt's forest 1T Bit
| more. \. g.. the New York state
college Of Forestry. Cornell fniver-
| Ai!y, ithaca. y. y; the Yale Forest
| school. Yale University. New Haven,
| conn. E.rta College. l:erea. ~. has
! started II course adapted 10 the needs
Of the mountain farmers. for whom
! that ,oi"c" chiefly exists. The New
| Hampshire" toll-p. ol agriculture ana
| thc Mechanic Arts. Durham. y. H.. has
! within III. year opened n course in the
! subject which should u" ~ great help
/ 1" farmers IN northern New England.
! 'fh.s" ar" the three chief schools ana
! Two ~ The minor ones. That cnurS' II
al" not ","n"d ~ n"r" colleges ~
! largely due nn doubt. I" thu difficulty.
{ even IA" UupoSsibilitN ~ securing
4 ,"np.t"rt instructors. and I" th"ii
7 lac, "f suitable. demonstration forests
Z " here ih" men .an be- rit I" work.
| rms suggests SIN .'nnth"T field i"r We
/ v"iInr American student Who h9r not
/ '-t ~ upon his nt.-w work. especially
! j n" hts IN inclination 4" t"atn i"r 4
| living rh"s- schools ana others y"t
~ h... iu"st h.yr professors and IAN
.t'ucturS W ~ various branches.
1 Why not study forestry with q view 4"
t"a, hing tn s,i"nc''
II h. NOT ln ann wise within iht
scope ~ this article IL ,lip"uSs m"
relative merits ~ tnc several schools
! her. manned. The students should
write ~ The directors M IN" schools
and AK f"r heir printr,i pamphlets
S"ttirL forth their COURSES and special
advantages. I:iltrnI,- T. not An in-
,url,urtt.d rull"i.- hut a rrivat" '-s-
tate. therefore uu degrees are confer
r"d uIou thr graduates m In.
,-chcu, Srrnol fh.rc A. cornell
dcrroc ~ l:Yrhclur in Sci"ns" m For
cstry Is given. Sr". .at students. "t
least tWonty-out wears ut ar". hn .rr
rnt candidates f"I degrees, are al-" ae-
.rrt.d an cornell Post graduate
- . ,,-...... - .-y .t.,,..
''" - ''' i'' 80 = |
;tIr under consideration M fH' ill'
decree ~ Master ~ FORESTRY viu ~
..i,..,, ~, ,.,.,,,,,...., Wv. ,,. F.---t-,
S'h""l VA" maze N' t"u' - i''.'''
lat h"lr;, a.-ta,. from ,"!lva -te
t,,st,tf,tf.r~ Il, ht..r ,.,r.s.pt. ", 4. Au
h..,..t,,a b. t..,fui..... ...i,t....i.r, t, tf,ai
al SU' u inStih'"i'S- Si''' ''t' s'H''''4'-
.tr.. also received though sBth Jf.
,.,..,,,,,. ,,..,,.s..t y, t... ,,t,-s..r WV ir.
n
Sumner N'h'"i ia'4''l 'i''iI '' ''''
IS inter- St-'.lcsteiS. Az 1UIl ants ~.
.t,,t.. lion I'll. tl,.- Nal. e.r.ni must b..
i"t i"s- fitn t'htt N''I~ "i Az
f...irY IN ,.s~..i Wallis IA t\-ntuDl,N
..,,.,.,,, . .,,....,-.. I bool ,ri z &, WI r..
w. ''''''' '
!lF"'N An hrtN students If"lN 'hls r''-
ton n ,,l! ~. needles i1 ,4-yoIi- space
H.. ..,ditf.r. A. t,. No, Hama
o ,i,. to- In. r.''rlnr s.udcr,s. and !
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Hl'ubH W. Kills tO california and MI
points South ana West may be had "
u. Walker. ticket agent. Augusta. me
cH'g "ni,r IN Augusta selling VIII MI
T'Hsr-
GEO. j. EVANS. Y. r. & Cen. Man.
+. =. BODTilEY, 6. l.. x T. \.
Portland. Maine
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WANTED.

COMPETENT Girl fpr general
housework. Must b" good cnoh aud
able 10 wash aid iron Two IN family
Airs I. q. Nanuah. Gardiner. No
oct .2dtf
Local REPRESENTATION III Augu.-
ia. by prominent and highly r.putaiIlr
New York ana Boston banking huusr. " .
will rec-iv" applications from established
Stock. Real Estate investment Securities
.ud insurance brokers with large c.icAtaI
Address Bankers. car" journal Augusti
uctyk dIA.
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LOST.

\ SIM or MONEY. between August,
and Winthrop. Finder please communi-
cat" with II. w. Frost. Augusta Ne.
octl1.d5ta
SAVINGS BANK BOOK NO. ITO
issued by kenncbcc savings Bank. Au-
S"Sia. octS DIV
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The marriage will have the en.c. of SET
Ting in an altogether ooked-fur-,,;u.-
NOR the difficulties which il had ncen
feared would arise in connec:.u" :ri.h the
Succession to the Anstro-H un.ariin
thrones on the death Of ti.c Present en-
peror. The Hungarian Natio:Iauals ,la'm
that 1t is the young .trchdichess Eliza.
beth who. rs the only child OF Crown
Prince rudolph. is the next heir To IN.
throne of Hungary whereas no one ,an
deny that .ArchdIkc Francis Fe1diutrd
lhc nephew of III" Kaiser. is his heir ,Ir-
Sumptivc as TAR as the crown of NuetrI,
y concerned. True, the pa,, I'm, wn ~
'le fiaGmauc Sanction provides that th..
crowns Of Austria and OF Hun. ;lrv should
always bc held by one and the same
person. but there seems to he Il .I,,.-bt ~.
10 me existenc" Of this treaty. and IL IL
on me strength OF the uncert.iutr which
prevails with regard to its cSisfcnc,.
'hat the Hungarian SeparatistS ;nta:ldrI
ON the death Of the Emperor to pu, for
"'Id the name of the Young .trcaG;;~on..
ny me only lawful sovereign III iI,in.:try
mus bringing about Il dynasti, Son,r,,ia
netwetn Austria AMI Hungary.
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FOR SALE.


FbE SAI.E-D~i.r IN StIpie-. smith 4
Mood, rnr S'pn h. N. allowed towards NJ
u.w ,,!Ii.u WiI >,l cream. = Ram
dali Ni.litnt k,f Me. ort5l dlvy
r1E SALE 0R EENT-Mv uru7,1r-y- ~
S,rtN chestnut street Good convenient
,'.,,.,,r FIT .r5.., i,..rri, frti, H.
..-,. r.-,, lG-.. t.., .... .i,.,,-. .,,.. Soc.
.,,,,i -t.,y,i .,,,f,, .-.. r : s,n.. E-,,
n.,;-. p,ir.Iisl;na II.,n-. t.it,. r,.t,1s.lv,
n
ii' ,ilSliS 'i' SILL WE arc "h" 20 y
'j',. III" '.,> l'Si'v. 49,
4. iii NE.ttti -t- !"
/. ILL udN' h" i-tth'r iS' TIT lh'M. AS
ihl h"''-'- N''"l' th" i.F-Y I"t N.th H'H-
u'lt- Nh minutes Walk I" 'Thrtih"r Nh NJ
w w ail"9t we gwen AVIAN I" 'l' On. Wy
,HN I.@t 'nmr '"H SC III i- A.
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With such record for person |
blaVerv il is needless To- talk Of his
being a coward in having informed
General Sir George White that il might
be neG eSSlry for him 10 surrcndsr
Ladrsmith. ana directing him what
steps TO take III that eventually. In
fact. the very way in which NJ cen
veyoi these directions To- Sir George.
expressly stating that if il We're ncce; :
2ary 10 surrender he could put the
responsibility on his OEuIi,r'sy shout
d"rs. and state that il had hceu done
by his directions. shows bette: them
anything else the courage and also t.1r
Scr.' nsity ~ the man. Whether h" j.
fC,ct.i I" resign his cumrlaud ~ No.
he will ALWAYS remain 4 great iINoii,"
with tie rank ana file of the amy. and
"v-c with the officers. In fart. thee
hay" fs"u f"w generals re l,ul,uia"
th.t. t"o. in spite of his harsh manner.
which con"voi> u singularly warm
heart. ana non" OF those who have
seiI II un'tc: him G: II f-rgct thatlr d.
hes "a shoulder the blame III urlcr
tc diSrllpet" others. which has br"n
on" ii lis most distinguishing: u,..,.
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I'll, Windisch-GrLrtz family. how, \ Il.
is on" az The most ancient ANA illuStrinl-
in Europe. Its present chief. wh" bear
thu Eamc y: .Nl.rcd. and who WAS III, iii ri
of the great E.'hlcS "t thu. empire. to study
Law and Ia take. oit y diploma. for pr.ic-
tcc III the i,,r. held tho office of rri,n..
minister for several wears. Prime I4.Iis
is one OF the most di>tin.uSh,d conf
muudtrS Of til. army. Of which he is III,
inspector general while Prince liuc ,
Nindi>Ch-f;ra. IL. head of the branch 10
which Prince oh" belongs. i widuw-r 81
Duchess Louise ii M"cklcnburg- Schw.riu.
and as sIch Il hrnthc!-;n-i:t If the Priu-
cess .tcXaudru, Of Prussia.
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,.,n"t tht .Nrchu'icnts> on marrvin. viii
Xix. al Of the Processes 81 49, manu.
So'' mnly Tenouncc all her rights of su,
&C. sion I" the Austro-Huna:rtian ,hrnn..
inns act OF remuneration is cyast..i frnn,
every archdiichcSs If Austria whn Wei
precisely with the object Of avoid H.. arr.
Questions rs 20 sue, .ssiun To- IN, g.. 49,,
ana Of precedence. In marrr..,- rn.
otho NdndiSch-GIa, the yul,f- An
duchess disappears u factor in any
the demise of Emperor Francis .Josrnb
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. Til" marriages h. tween tie inner i q
house Of IiarshlrS and the mctiatizrI
iamiii"S enumerated in Pam II ~ III.
.tlnlinach Il" totha. are NOR. frCu,ia,. 1
than one might ". inclined I" h"Ii.vr
from the dispatches announcing the IN
Saatmcnt - Prince ohj Wiudisch-,;ra.tE
10 .\tchd ich' - Elizabeth. Thus the
\rchduChcSS Mari, Louis. 81 Austria |
the widow ~ Primo. Charles I.cubur.
EirStcin. ana II WAS her son vino spent
Il couple Of year, H. this count and VIII d
was sttiivr az on" time for thc hand y,
Miss Pullman. Arch'iucheSS Mar..Icritt
~ Austria is III. wife 1T Prime, Albert
Thnrn Il TaXiS. VIII" occupies much tn,
same position anon. the houses of tn,
m'dittiztd nobility IS Prince bthn Win
aiSch-GraetZ. Another mrdiatizcd prime.
namely John al iinh"nlohc. has within
The la-t few months married III. Arch
duchess Alic" Of Austria. III. Arch
di'!I' IS christine was L. have MARI. i
young Prince \ich"a% t.s;rrhazv but
the engagement was broken off at The.
last nom. ut and could cii.. Il long isl
Of ci,scs in addition /" those juIt
enumerated in order t. demonstrate. that
thtr" Is nothing ;" extraordinary .r out
of the way in Il princess oi IL. ,r,unral
Austrian family giving her hand III mar
rage to :; noble belonging 10 o!,. ~ tn.
media tied houses of Europe
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CONVENIENT House with stahle
~" y school st. Inquire " A NJ Wight.
ater St, ar At g School St
oct22 dtf
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one room on Water street. suitable for
IN once: rent very low. one tenement in
me Riverside Block, with bath. a small
on Cony steet, rent low and fitted
10 4, suit the tenant. Two small tenements
~ easonable rents, in frsl-cIass repair
ana good locations InolIjre III Na<.n,,,
Der. Farr & Written san,o5,s
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Iiisi, IL opi" in this country nay
p"S>ibi,' recall that while actiu.: aS
government commits Siunrr :. k-r.v
and - assistant Irish secretary ..uriI-
on- of Lord Salisbury's f"rm.r ~
miuiStrati"ns he htcaul" 50 IiS2,iS:..;t
bv wha' b then sax in III oi!l.i;,r
c"l.a"ity IF II. "pri'-s sion nj Er'uld
thar b" demanded t" H. relic. i -, j.,
iuti"' Ct III Irish "ili,r. AMI has S,l :.
"oItt s5e.i that his Irish ..vprri.ntcl
tad III" effect If converting HIM To-
!l"mt Rule. II is .u>t ae well that ::
should b" rcn."nlhtr.l in ..is l."ir1lf
anon" 'he Irish here that h.. no, j Ally
resigned u lucrative and ir,,ni,tnI
cfice rather than b. i,lcnti.i4t with
HE N:"ngs inflicted -upou them nui
HIS, likcWiS". c"ntribut q in H.. most
gcn"inuS manner 10 III. Treasury If
70 Home I'ul. ca,~r
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS viii
Iatse closets. hot water heat. with bath
room privileges on the same floor. Mrs.
y ". Ward at IL Elm ST Oct3l DIFF.
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TO LET.

y FINE. PLEASANT UPSTAIRS TEN
= -MfNI of six rooms. in a good neishb "
mood. city water. terms reasonable In
lllf" on the premises Mrs r l. ozark.
II Gannstt street
nctllIt
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~ IET-The Elisha T. Pinkham house
:. freen ST; terms reasonable AnnIy Ia
r. j. g. Little. Attorney. ~, Water 81.
Drflo DIR
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CO. lET-Tenement. near north end OF
ahio street. large rooms. terms reason
writ. 1INppiy' u. II. Davidson. Augusta. or
James Iebbetts. Belgrade
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OF his "hStin-, y nd opiuiun.t Il les
] could tell many story. rcm.mber
on" In particular. in which his init
mat" friend and crony, Admiral Lord
chatl Ecresfurd. was concerned.
tn" scene WAS in Egypt. during the
Nil" campaign Of lsS. Butler got into
discussion with Hcrcsford as IL III"
Ll"pcI channel that should BE- tax, II
by their steamer in descending through
one Of the c;tt"racts. Each obsiinatcly
defended his own course, but in I'll
end that which Butler insisted upon
was adopted. and the steamer got
through without accident
"I"u see. WAS right. replied Sir
tedverS: mine was the right course"
That WAS mine too coolly r.pi Il
Lord Charles. Il "n,y recommended
tn" other because ] knew you would
60 against whatever I said
If | mention all these things il is
because there seems to be a vcrv gen
eral disposition To make Sir EedVers
the scaPegoat .uf the present war. a
project which is being fostered by the
press, which does not forget the gen
erals pronounced aversion to news
to war correspondents in particular
The British public is anXiously de-
handing a scapegoat. There is always
Oh. required at the close of each war,
who is sacrificed to appease popular
Indignation excited by the short
coming of the military in gen
era' and If the army admin
istrati"n II particular Field
Marshal Eene'lck. one of the
most capable comma nderS of the Aus
iain army, was sacrificed in this way
az N. close of the war with Prussia in
-H"o. ''fd was thus made to pay for
the di:nh, dience tn his orders on the
I&rt al those generals of imperial and
i'"ble rank who treated him with dis
uain ~ account Of his plebian birth.
rleid MARSHAL Eazainc was the scape-
goat offered I" the French people for
IN" f.Nerses sustained by the French
army IN the war of 1870. and al
th"uSh lie may have erred in Judgment.
ne mas long since been acquitted by
impartial students Of military history
OF all treachery in connection with the
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Th,,. were s,t...uatS II thc clos" of
IN. c.lm,an War. h"tn IN Franc" ANA In
England. although the" Two count rl'S
had ben Ni,turir iv III tie Z uGSlr. l: II
ia, public al, ClIpD'd thJt somebody
should bc sacrificed Tor III, rrNerSrs Sis-
ia,u,d ANA ~" mi tJ'."- pad". II would d.
S.ir,rilunlIS inr ui, &" 'all att, ntiun Ia tll,.
tact that both TIL War with tn S"i'h.
e" N,dlS age. mi tn, rec" I SrlGIi" with
Spa.n hay, ,N+rt.d similar sacrifices Of
scJi,' -UIIS ~ tni '.t+' pfri, opinion. sir
E,.lVci~ i 1" -, H.. s,..if ':rIt Of tn
south Nfri,tr War. ana. Icing very rtch.
Il, voted 1" hiS l",n' .lrci,' INA with lot :
ri lu, Il AVID r"w'.f,l fr',rdS. will. per
hapS. H. h,ttrr awe d" ,nduir Ia" part
" hich D., l. l., ~: called uu"u t. y nN
Than any M Il fer; tr3t' u situate,
~ 80 Ia ", !; MY -,L~i,!y character.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-22

Rno,ns Ed OR UNFURNISHEn
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-22

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-22

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The National tribune., 1901-05-30
INDIANA ENCAMPMENT.
Election of ofhcers of Grand Army, Woman S
Relief Corps, and Ladies Of the Gar.

The 22d Annual Encampment of the De
partmcnt OF Indiana convened at LOganspOrt,
Ind. May 10. COmmandef-in- Chief Leo Ras-
sieur was present and addressed large au-
dience.
The case of Col Russell Harrison was
discussed and many were. in favor of passing
a resolution cOndemning the action of the
War Department in dismisslng him. Col
Harrison was present, and he and his friends
stated that he only seeks vindication in
the way of an investigation OF his conduct as
an officer of the Army, and does not wish
to be reinstated. The Encamrmclt, howey er,
took no action in the matter.
The officers elected are as follows: Conn.,
Capt. Milton Garrigucs kokomO; 5. V c.
Rodney Strain, Logansport; j. V. c., Chas W.
Jones, Indianapolis; Medical Director, Dr.
Warren r. King, Greenfield; Chap, Rev. Il.
+. Shepherd, Pleasantyille; Delegate at Large,
Benjamin Starr, Richmond; Alternate, Dr. A.
X. Tucker, NOblcsvile;s Council of Admins
tratiOn, John #. Hammill. Madison; Morton
G. Rankin, Terrc Haute; William b. Harris
Indianapolis; James ID; Braden, Ekhart
Henry A. Root, Michigan City.
The WOmans Relief Corps elected the
following officers: Pres Mrs. Mary Il.
Swain. of Richmond; S. V. p, Mrs. Eliza
beth Brown, of LoganspOrt; J. V. p, Mrs.
Laura Lower of North Manchester; Treas,
of Richmond; Chap, Mrs. Fisher. Of Cicero:
Department Inspector, Mrs. Clara Hess, of
WeStville.
The Ladies of the G. A. II. made the fol
lowing selections: Pres, Mrs. Il. G. saw
tell, of Fort Wayne; S. V. p, Mrs. Margaret
Blose, of Richmond; ]. V. p, Mrs. Ella Try
SON of Monroeylllp
The National tribune., 1901-05-30
work of a Nebraska Corns

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUsE: Thinking IL
may be Of interest TO the Eastern Corps.
send few words from Mathewson Corps,
1916, Of Norfolk, Neb. ! hope you will not
think we are wild and woOly" for we are
not. We have prosperous Corps OF 30 mem
bers, who work In harmony with the Fost.
This year We have i new feature In our
Memorial Day program. One hundred boys
from the school have been drilled and will
march 10 the cemetery, and there detail
OF 20 from the number, assisted by 20 girls.
Will do the decorating.
Our little town Of 5000 Is wide awake and
much Interested in the exercises Of Memorial
Day, and the w. Il. Z. has done much 20
create this interest.
The Corps takes charge of the flowers and
sees that every child is provided with a
wreath and bOquet for each grave In our
cemetery We have n monument 10 the IN
known dead, where the procession forms and
details of children are made and marched TO
the several graves; then at the sound of the
bugle the decorating is done at the same
time. They are then marched back TO the
starting point, where closing exercises are
held. This is done In the forenoon. In tho
afternoon exercises are held I'm the Onera
House, where the school children gather ou
tbe stage and sing.-MRs. J. o. MATRAN.
Norfolk, Neb.