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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-29
Moviniento
de vapores.

Frances <Saint Simon, Pro
deute de Europa y st Thomas llega
ra este puerto del al 4 de Sep
tiembre pr6ximo, siguiendo viaje pa
ra los de Puerto Plata Y escalas.
Espaf1ol Sierra, Sallo del puer
to de Ia Coruf1a, ell d1a 81 eel corrien
to con destino a este y otros de la is
la.
Cubano <Mar1a Herrera, Llega
ra este puerto del % al 80 del CO
rriente procedente de Habana y es.
calas intermedias.
Americana <San Juan,-Saldra
de este puerto el dfa del pr6ximo
Septiembre directamente para ell de
New York,
Espanol <Berenguer e] Grande,
Debe haber salido de Canarias el dfa
81 del pasado, con destino q este
puerto y los de Mayaguez, Ponce.
Habana, Santiago de Cuba, Cienfue
gos y Manzanillo.
Espanol <Catalina> Con destf.
no a este puerto y hacienda las esca
las de costumbre debe haber salido
de Barcelona ell dfa Is del corriente.
Americana <Maracaibo, Proce
dente de Nueva York llegara a este
puerto ell dla 80 del corriente. CONT
nuando viaje para los de Ia Guayra
y escalas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-29
HermoSo proyecto
Buen SiStema
de americanizaGi6n

ST Sc realizan los proyectos d. l
jefe del Depa' tsmento de Edncacion
Mr. Brumbaugh, muchos jovenes
puertorriquefos podran ser educa
dos en- los Estados Unidos
La hermosa idea, ha partido de
un sabio filantropo americana, que
no ha querido divulgar su nombre,
pero que revela tener un corazon de
orc, y un alma alberta q la bondad.
Ell plan es vasto, Sc trabajs en-
81 con asiduidad ? es muy probable,
que pronto pueda traducirse en- he
chos, que abriran horizontes muy ha
laguefos la juveutud de nuestro
pals.
Confamos mucho en- las inicisti
vas del DR. Brumbaugh, tenemos
fe en- su constancia para perse guir Ell
bien de sus nuevos compatriotas.
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C0nerlo y SQS esCuelaS.

Tn estimado amigo nuestro nos
ha manifestado que el pueblo de 20
merfo ha consignado el Is por Glen
to para atenciones escolares.
Va mas lejos el pueblo progre
sista de Sabana del Palmar, en- su
afan por Ia ensef1anza. La casa Ayun
tamiento ha ssido cedida para insta
lar cinco escuelas con una gran eco
nomfa
Sabemos que 81 DR. Brumbaugh
ha ofrecido aumentar el n1mero de
escuelas en- aquel pueblo, 81 en- vez
del is consignan el II por ciento pa
ra atanciones escolares.
Ell ofrecimiento del Comisiona
do de Educaci6n es digno de que Sc
le presto toda la atencion que mere
ce la ensef1anza.
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I'm ni10 QuelnadO

Bsnito Ferrer, de seis amos de
edad, que vive en- la casa n1mero 2
de Ia calIe de San Jose, ha sufrido
graves quemaduras en- toda la re
gion toracica, por la parte anterior
y posterior.
Fue curado a las tres de ID tar
de de aver, en- la sala de socorros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-29
Gran Fdbricd de Cigdrril1os
l.. = AU S S "a

<Pues no sera porque no llevan
ustedes tempo en- el Transvaal, re-
plico Botha.
<La entrevista Sc termin6 con
IN <lunch, en- que reino gran corte.
STA entire invitantes invitados.
<Por ell formidable apetito de
que los beers dieron muestras rele.
vantes, pudo Kitchener adivinar 10
cruel de sus privaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-29
CAMBIOS DE HOY.
Reunion pr6Via.

Para dar forma la idea de ce
lebrar una velada lfrico literaria, con
el fin de allegar recursos para ell mo
numento que los monarquicos espo
noles erigiran la memoria de Alton
so XII, Sc han reunido hoy en- la re
dacci6n del <Heraldo Espaf1ol, los
Sres Diaz Lecuna, Alvarez Navas,
Conde, Real y Mono.
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Don Jose BalmeS.

Este apreciable caballero, tan
estimado en- ID sociedad de San Juan,
acaba de regresar de Espaf1a, en- 81
vapor sCatalufla.
LIE saludamos afectuosamente
deseandole grata pc, manencla entire
nOsOtrOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-29
N0TICIAS,

Sc ha negado la ampliaci6n de
asignacion al estudiante don "a
cinto Aviles que Sc halla en- los
Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-29

, Nuestro compah ,ro de Croni-
cas-, ell doctor Q ievedo Bae2, ha to-
mado buena nota del artfculo que lie
dedica Mr.. D Campory. en- nuestro
colega Gel HerAldo espaf1ol., Sc
contestara oportunanente. POGO
tempo!
A LOS HACENDADOS.- Ninguna
fabrica de aZdcar podri traba jar bien sin un
Triple Efecto. Evaporador Multiple. Ei
aparatos Lille es de mas superoridad que
nng,ln otro sstema, mas economico.
Para precioS V particulares
Dirjirse 4. X. A. Mactie.
Unico Agente Ell p. r.
Gale del Cristo No. l.
DE VENTA
Dos buenos escritorios, una prem
sa de copiar y verja para oicinal
Barato.
Informaran Tetuan Is.
ais II
El Sr Matienzo Cintr6n dara
en- breve dos meeting uno en- Are
cibo y otro en- Fajardo.
NEUROSINE PRUNiER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-29

Don Aristides Rodriguez ha 81
do nombrado Sobrestante inspector
de tuberfa del acueducto:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-29

Ell Comandahte del Battalion
de Caballerfa de Puerto Rico Mr..
Glen Swift, Sc encuentra en- esta
Capital, procedente de Cayey, con
objeto de reclutar gente para la
compaflfa G.. del expresadO Bata-
lion. LIE acompaf1a ell Ssrgento
Curt.
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NEURoSINE PRO NIE7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

kHaPP'S ROLLER BOAT
Rolls Across the ST. Lawrence River and
Lands in the Mud

pEdcnsburs, n. y, NOV. 26.-knapps
roller boat demonstrated its ability to
ron Monday In binding SNOW storm
with Stim north wind. il rolled from
Prescott across the 81. Lawrence river
to Dgdcnsburg. but missed the channel
To the upper harhor and rolled into the
soft mud on the bar abreast tine city
ana settled hard, surrounded by sno4v
and ice.
\ steamer following the roller Was
unable to get near her. owing to the
slj Low water. Efforts to tow the boat
by long haWsc:s INTO deep water. Were
unsuccessful and she may not be. re
leased until spring. The inventor ana
a storkholGer VINO were on board We're
taken off in small boats.
The inventor declares the boat a sue
cess. The boat il 10 feet long and %
feet diameter. An engin, is suspended
in car i'll the center. The motiv.
over is applied in the form of a
climbing engine.
Mr KNAPP says he will nov build an
ocean roller boat 500 feet long and POO
feet diameter with a capacity Of 1000
a." bushels Of wheat and speed Of l.
knnts an hour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
SHOWING A MOTIVE
Lambert Said to Have Made
Threats About Aliens.
Told Two Persons Of His Designs on
Miss Carrie Allen.
And Said that They Could Put the Old Folks
Out Of the Way"

Dover, Mr.. Nov. e6.-Another at
| tempt was made by the prosecution in
the Lambert murder ease, Monday. TO
present t. the jury testimony regard
near the barn where ]. Wesley Aliens
/ body lay and also evidence showing 4
ilotiy, for th- alleged crime, with the
B., ~;It that Two witnesses testified re-
4.ttin- ;n, latter The court ruled that
u-i"I- cStimuny as ~ analysis Of the
If td rau br given. TN. state must con-
i.t,t 1T more loosely with the case. ana
every agent aud messenger through
whose hands il passed from the time
it left Shirley until il Vas received by
Prof. Robinson Will appear in court.
'fh- principal argument between
counsel WAS regarding the admission
Of evidence as ~ a motive which the
court ruled could not 70 III. last week.
The defence claimed that the conVer-
SatiunS alleged 10 have been had with
the prisoner in which he stated that he
wished t. become intimate with carrie
Allen Were not admissible "a prove y
motive for the murder "f j. Wesley
Allen. Th. attorney general stated
that Witnesses would he produced tO
testify that Lambert had said he would
nut the old folks out Of the way 70 sat
isfy his desire.
H. satisfy himself that there was q
logical connection between the alleged
motive, and the alleged crime. Judge
Strout heard witnesses i'm private with
the result that two Of the four heard
W"rc allowed to testify.
ora Mason ~ kineo. stated that
while working with Lambert. last
April the prisoner told him he had de-
signs on Carri" Allen ana ne did not
think he would have any trouble. rs
h. had made ur his mind in the matter
Harry RAINFALL of Shirley. tctSili"d
that several times while staying at
Iamb"rl'1 camp, Lambert suggested
that they have some fun with car
rir." saving they could put the "ld
folks ont of the way" The last suG-
gestion WAS in February.
Enie TihbettS aged ~ years. tcSli-
fed that while at the ruins of the Al
lon place il began to rain and Lambert
told Her brother Garfield to -vt an UNI
nrclla from his camp.
T.. w. and ". w. SaWtcllr testified
that the tracks near Lamh"rt'S camp
showed that the stride Of the person
Who made them was y inches in
length
Tilly smith testified that when i"
Went with Lambert IA the Nllcn place
they took only one umbrella. which
thcy brought back that night.
1t is cXpcCtcd that the State Will rest,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
Upton is WILLING.
# No One Else Challenges Will
Try it Again.
"On'y Z Pulse Beat Between Us and
Victory Last Time."
Highly Compliments Americans Fairness and
Is compimen.ed in Return.

Iondnn \ny aS-"ShnuIG M, am.
AZ. challenge I am willing seriously.
10 consider making another attemnt tn
! lift tho cun This announcements was
made ~ Sir Thomas linton N III.
hanu,,et given ar The Uo,aI raciI IN bi-
honor NIcnl,v uirbt which v.p ,t
tended ~ n,nr. th,r 900 oi,..st. ..I
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
NEBRAskAs VOTE.
Sedeewick. Rep. Has 1869 Plurality Owe
Holienbeck. Fusionist

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. .f.-The official
count Of the November election in Ne
braska. completed. Monday evening,
shows that Sedgewick, Republican,
~ 2ndiata for supreme judge, has a
nluralitv over Hollenbeck. Fusion. of
Ie.65a. and 4 majority over all of s'7l.
The regents of the university. Ernst
and CaIkins. Republicans. have an
average plurality Of 15,11l. The total
vote in the state was 2oi.l92
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
&, Bangor { Aroostook
fA Arrangement Of Trains
in effnrt flnt IA oI0n1

III 6lI6Cl UCt, V4svVSUI
Pullman Buffet Parior Cars. between
Caribou and Bangor on trains leaving
Caribou at 6.15 A. NJ. and Bangor at 315
p. NJ.
LEAVE Portland. 100 P. NJ: Augusta.
l.G2 \; NJ; Watervillv. E.23 =. NJ. Ban
gord, 6.45 A. NJ; Arrive Lagrange, 500 A.
fIon M M0TSn MHT0Tnvile II % $40 A NJ; Kasasdin
Nj; Millinocket. 9.52 A. NJ: Sherman.
1915 A. NJ: Patten. 11.1O A. NJ; Island
Falls; l1.OS a. NJ: smyrna Mills. 11.45 A.
7; NJ; Houlton, 121o P. NJ; Bridgewat.r.
i:03 =. NJ: Pre:que Isle, 1.5S p NJ: Car
tbou, p p. NJ; New Sweden. 25s p NJ;
Van Buren,. 40 +. NJ; Limestone. 800 T.
FoXcroft, 90n y. NJ: Guiford 9.3i A. NJ;
Monsoon. 1913 a. NJ; Greenville. 1880 A.
LEAVE Portland. 1925 A. NJ: Augusta.
l2.35 7. NJ; Waterville. 12O Z. Nj: Bangor,
NIP Y. NJ; Arrive Brownvtlie. 447 p. NJ:
M,,orcr9ss, 'D + NJ Millinockct. 5.57 r.
n; sherman. 50 =. NJ; Pattcn. III +.
NJ; Island Falls. IN =. NJ: Houlton, s.J5
T. NJ: Pressure Isle, 9i7 +. Nj: Caribou.
10. l. L. NJ: Fot; .'i.r::c!i 1905 =. NJ.
Leave Portland. l.. % +. NJ: Augusta.
n 4 NJ; WateTyiilc. aoS +. n. Ban
iliford. il@ +. NJ Grcenville. SD T. NJ
LEAVE Montreal. SA5 v Nj: Quebec.
go II. NJ. Grecnvil!e. 5.3n A. NJ: Monson
Dover ana foNcroft. '-'=3 \. Nj: katah-
dn Iron Works. CD a. NJ: BrownyIllc.
IN \. NJ; Lagrange. 500 A ".
ARRIVE Bangor. 80 A. NJ
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. so A. NJ; Car
i9uu; 6l1 \; NJ; Prcsquc Isle. $40 A. M:
IIouton. So \. NJ; Ashland. 40 A. M;
MaSardis. I.-l ! NJ. smyrna Mills. SH
a. NJ; Island Fails. 9.T a. Al: Pstten.
9n5 \. NJ: sherman. 90 A. NJ: Mill
nocket. ln.2S 4. NJ; Norcross, 1o.;9 A. NJ;
BroWuvillc, ll."3 a. NJ: Arrive Bangor,
lbs 7. NJ; Watervilc 3.nS =. NJ; Au-
Susta. 80 T. NJ; Portland. 53j Z. W.
LEAVE Caribou. ll-t5 4. NJ: Van Ru
rcn. 1910 A. Nj; New Sweden. II ~ A. III:
Limestone. 90 \. ~: Presque Isle. t2IJ
T. ~; Fort Fairfield, HE a. NJ: Bridge
water. i2IS r. NJ: Iioulion. no r. N:
Island Fails 800 y n; Patton. 2.J5 r
NJ: Sherman. - J.. NJ; MlIluockrt.
fl6 y. MI. NorrroSs. 40 r. NJ:
katah1in iron Works. 3I5 r. NJ:
BrowlyiliN. SO =. NJ; Lagrange. so7 r
NJ; GrccuVillc, 3.,5 j.. NJ: Monsoon 30
r. Al: Gulford, ~ +. NJ: Dover and
Foxcr"ft. a.o6 +. NJ; Arrive Bangor. 20
j. M; Watervillc, $50 F. NJ; Augusta,
l0i2 r. NJ: Portland. ~ a. M
GEO, NJ. IiouGHTON. q. =. & r. A.
W. NJ. BROWN. Superintendent.
Bangor, Oct -, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
burn; Bcrt \. Robinson. Binghamton

The following company has tiIcd 1r-
tcies OF incorporation at the Office "f
secretary Of State.
The Gold Hill Mining Company. ~
sanized at Augusta, for the purpus,. of
buying. selling ana carrying on mines
ana mining claims in the Yukon terri
tory in Canada, with s., 500, O0o capital
stock of which $4,000 is paid III. The
officers are: President. John Il. Gould
or Augusta: treasurer. W. &. Boothby
of Augusta. Certificate approved. NOV.
% 1901
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
STATE HOUSE NOTES.

Governor HiI Monday. signed tho
! commission of Charles y. Jumper of
| Lewiston. AS second lieutenant COM
| manding the Ambulance Corps of the
State Guard. to succeed Lieut.. Warren
| T.. I,iker of Lewiston. resigned. Lieut.
Jumper recently passed su, cessfui
examination before Il board consisting
of Brig. General Frank l.. White o.
| Lewiston. Col l.. II. Kendall ana
| Lieut.. Col. Chas. Collins Of the 1st
| Regiment Infantry.
Gov. Hill has appointed First Lieut..
Alfred J. Ames, captain. commanding
90. NJ. I'd Regiment Infantry, Machias.
Adiutant General Richards has ten
dered his resignation to Governor Ii,ll.
to take effect on the first day Of
| December. General Richards will leave
for Johnson city, Tenn. at cnce, and
assume the superintendency of the new
| Soldiers Home now being erected
! there.
| Travelling libraries are To ~ FOR
war,I.d Immediately to North Bluchill.
| Oakland and Mt. Vernon.
/ a
| missioner appointed to collect. arrange
! and classify the public laws ot IN"
state and submit the same to the nest
| Legislature. was at the Capitol. Mon
day. lie says that ne is progressing
rapidly in his " ork. and will be able 70
| furnish copy to the printers III 2hothei
| month or 50.
| Edward II. Seco Of Saco. ana Mlhili"
NJ Far,veIl Of Brunswick. VINO were
snntcnceG to ono year in Cumperfhnh
comfy iail in June last, for 'lasciNI"uS
ohabitation.' ask for a pardon. b"tA
cases will come up at the next session
Of the Council
Col +. &. Plun1mer of Bath, was at
he State Capitol. Monday.
N :. Cotton. clerk Of the House "f
| Representatives was also Nlslto' ~
the Canitol. Monday.
Farmers institutes will be held IN
North Bluehill. Thursday, Deceiiipet .
Wa, Go,Ildsboro. Friday. December b.
and North Ellsworth. Saturday De
cnn,her 7. The program for the meet
ings will he as follows: i."o "
"Drajnace and Tillage," by Pr"i. =. NJ
C;owel,. Orono. followed by stock hu'-
bandrv a Necessary Adjunct to Name
Agriculture." by Sec. Z. " Mckeen ;
"a p. NJ. winter Care of the Da'rs
Herd" by Sec. r. W. Mckeeh loi'o" :
"a bv some Comparisons between
Ft1ropean and American Agriculture
bx- D,af NJ tIOWeIl.
Prof Gowell. having made an ea'ei'-
sive tour through England and SCOT, t,
land. and having visited the is,'iii -
Guernsey and Jersey for the purpose Oh
studying the agriculture OF these eoon
,ias ;s able to give in "A very cohipIe-
bensive manner points OF great value
u III xybo are interested along agricui-
turdl lines.
The following We're recent niai'p, y
.. a. an, zane museum; Mrs. +. NJ.
'ns i"nnins ,,Th a3a Gardner; su Mrs Mary Remick
OTIS. Laura May White. augusta, -
D Gatchel. Boston. Mass; ciyde
stewart, Augusta; Bessie L. pray Az
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
LILliPUTlANS WED.
Two Midse.s Vow to Love and Protect EacI
Other Through Life

blackstone. Mass, NOV. "A mar
,iase Of Lilinutians was an interesting
erectacla at St Pauis church, Monday
when Andre Lavalle Of Taunton, Mass.
and Miss Mattez Goyette cf Blackstone
walked together 10 the altar and TOOK
marriage VOWS. Ey actual measure
mont he. bride rs feet ~ inches tall.
She Is Il wears Of age ana weighs N
no,1nds The groom is feet inches
taI il a. wears of age and weighs =
pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
Evacuation Day Anniversary.

Ncw York. NOV. 26.-Tho anniversary
at Evacuation day was observed. Mon
daN. with patriotic ceremony at Old
Fort Washington The Washington
Continental Guards paiaded ana a Nag
given hN Emlir" Stat" society. Sons nf
lhr American Revolution. WAS raised.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

ease of smallpox has G@Hr.'I%a @in.. l:"dr,!'. ~
l5h,.;u snn Of il. Shcrwin. business
shgI~ii' s1"n of hat at town sherwn is Is y"rS q
go l'.,. lie is STUDENT At thr N.n'hH ny. hS
ness college and f." fnnr.J HnSS II 7 mis IL syana-
rather i'm Grafton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Alfred Lyons ann Dana lii, hhclI NJ
Auburn. while CROSSING Lake Auburn
in a canoe. sunday. wc;r upset whnn
about half way across ana nearly per-
ishcd. before being rescued by joan
Briggs ana others. Litchficld was I'M
conscious ana Lyons nearly 50 ana 1t
required hard work ashore to rcstor"
hem. They lost their guns and equip
ments.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

+. NJ. burain. son of County Attorney
Dursin. dropped dead from heart ais
ease. Monday. at the home of his
father, in Milo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
RAILROADS I STEAMBOATS,,
9EtAH{Zl$6 9|Et|NK{Sl$6

In Effect, Oct II. 1901
Passenger trains leave Augusta as fol-
lows:
THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEST-6.4o A. NJ. for lewiston
land. Boston. Bridgton. Montreal and
Quebec: 1900 A. NJ. for brunswick. Lew
ston. Pennington, Phillips; Carrabasset.
No. Conway. Fabyans. Lancaster. Cor
ham. N. II, Berlin Falls. Grovcton.
No, Stratford. Island Pond. Colebrook
and Beecher Falls; 80 p. NJ local to
Portland; $50 p. NJ. (express) for Bruns-
wick. Portland and ftoston. connecting
Tor Bath. Portland, Lewiston. Cornish.
T. NJ. tnight Pullman, every night for
Lewiston. Bath. Portland and Boston:
3.oS A. NJ. daily except Monday for Port
GOING EAST-I.3o A. NJ. might ex-
rrcsst for Skowhegan, Bangor. Bar Har-
hor. st. stephen. Calais,. 81. .ronp. Halt
lax and ArooStook county and to WASH
inGtcn Go. r. Il. Monday morning. going
east does not connect for Skowhegan nor
"n Sunday morning for Belfast. Foxcroft
or beyond RanC"r. "x""3. ~ Ellsworth
4 Wash. 60. II. r.; 2 4" A. NJ. for Water
vile, Belfast. Skowhegan. bangor and
Bucksport; l2.35 T. M, Watcrvile. Bangor.
old Town. Pattcn, iIoulton and Caribou
via =. 4. H. r., Nancencr.. 81.
st. John and Halifax, aud to lewiston.
Via Oakland and Winthrop: 30 r. NJ. ex-
press for Watervillc. Bangor. Bar Harbor,
Wash. 60. X. r.. r!.' 'rovn. GreeWiIls
and KatahG:ii iron Works: 80 p. NJ for
Watervlle. Oakland, North Anson Bing-
ham. Skowhegan. Belfast. Foxcroft,
Greenvillc. Bangor. Old Town and Malta
wamkeag !S J.. ~ ior WaterviIle-
SUNDAYS-Go west. :.oS a. NJ. for
Portland. Boston; l12S A. Nj. 1865 +. NJ.
for Brunswick, Bath. Portland and Bon-
ton. Going east. LIZ A. NJ. Bangor. 81.
4. NJ. and 80 +. NJ. for Watcrvile and
Bangor.
The Night Pullman Train leaving at
LIZ 4. NJ. Monday morning. going east
does not connect for SkowhCgan. nor on
Sunday morning for Belfast. Foxcroft or
east OF Bangor except TO Ellsworth and
Wash. Co. r. II.
ACCOMMODATES TRAINS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

The Boston Board Of Hcalth's smallpox
bulletin. Monday. gives Is new cases and
two deaths for the "ast iN hoIrs. The
cases are mostly in Roxbury ana ada
cent districts Of the South End.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS

THOUGH tickets 70 ClItOrnia and All
points South and West may be had OF f.
H.. Walker, ticket agent. Augusta. the
only office in Augusta selling via all
routes and checking baggage free OF ex-
pense.
GEO. F. EVANS, V. P. & Gen. Man.
L. f. BOOTHBY, G. p. & T. A.
Portland Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Oally nsnnsbec Journal al
HUNTERS LICENSE.
Directors Of Maine Sports
mems Association Meet.
Feeling Was General that Non-Resi-
dents Should Pay.
WV Nave Prb'ie Meeting in Bangor on
Tues 10y, Jan.7.

'hc directors of the Maine sports
| men Association held me, ting !, tbr
state House, Monday afternoon. for
| me purpose of perftcting ARRANGEMENTS
| iof the annual meeting. which. by tho
| constitution. must be held on the first
iucsday Of January. The meeting This
year, will be held in CITY hall in ran
! sor on the eth Of january. II was a.
tcrmincd by the directors to have :,
public meeting in the evening of thai
DAY, at " hich speeches will be made hy
prominent Maine Sportsmen ami prob
ahly ny gentlemen from out OF th.
S'dte WI" are Interested In the prcser-
Nation OF Maine's game and fish.
Nt TINS meeting the subjects to be
specially discussed are the following:
snail a license fee to hunt gam, b
imposed upon non-residcntS?
Shall the carrying of firearms IN un-
incorporated places in close time bc
prohibited?
General discussions of questions Of
fecting the interests Of fish ana game
will also be had.
Senators Nickery of Augusta. and
Macfarlane of Greonville. Secretary T..
| q. Harrington, Commissioners Carle-
| ton and King We're present.
II was the general feeling that some
| thing must be done "a add to the eff
| cheney OF the game warden service and
| 1t was thought that no better WAY
| could be devised than TO impose license
| fee upon hunters who come from out Of
the State to hunt big game. SO that an
additional revenue may be secured. 1t
was thought that So. .0Oo could be raised
| by this means. which would provide FOR
| the employment Of at least - Warden4
whose duty ii should be 10 see that the
| game laws be enforced. In no other
| way can Names game he protected.
The state now appropriates So coo 90
said Senator Nickerv. for the prutec-
ton and propagation of the inland fish
cries and game of the State. This
| whole sum is really needed for the
| protection of fish. An equal sum ought
| to be available for the preservation or
| our game. a tax or license imposed
| upon nonresident hunters would give
| the department the necessary funds to
| thoroughly police the game country
which could not fail to be of great
| benefit TO all.
1t is not contemplated 10 place any
restrictions upon those who come to the
state to fish. but it is thought adviS-
able to tax those who come here to
hunt big game. Other states and coun-
| tries impose such license and there is
no reason why Maine should not 10
so"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

The following We're recent W., nlsi'urS y
the fish and game museum; MRS. oi,,,o,. = j., ~
robbins. Gardiner; Mrs, Mary tn. mtniieh'
otis: Laura May White; augusta; a H.
D Getchell. Boston Mass; ST., clyde ! DC
stewart, Augusta; Bessie L. Bray Au-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Travelling libraries are To br for
wardcd Immediately to North Bluchi'l
oakland and Mt. Vernon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Adjutant General Richards has ten
derpd his resignation to Governor Hal.
to take effect on the first day of
December. General Richards will leave
for Johnson city. Tenn. at once, and
assume the supplementary of the new
Soldiers Home now being erected
there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

John 4. Morrill, of Auburn. the com
missioner appointed to collect. arrange
and classify the public laws Of til,
state and submit the same TO thc hcN'
Legislature. was at the Capltol, Mon
day He says that ne is progressing
rapidly in his uork. and will be able t'
furnish copy to the printers IN another
r1nnth or 50.