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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-24

~ its inception and IS still meeting with
similar opposition from Interested pai \
tics but the Pioneer Pr,ss can be as
sutsd that the system has constantly
management has developed.
The Pioneer Press Was certainly I'M
fortunate in selecting Iowa as a bad eS
ample to support its weak demonstra-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-24

SAYS the conservative NeW YORK EVEN
ing Post: '.The question OF disciplining
q ollege professors for Their views is
u Leland Stanford university, in Cal
u ornia. Professor Edward A.. Ross.
lead Oft the department. of economics.
mas been forced tosresign because he be-
lieves in the restriction OF Asiatic i'm.
;ll,grati ton and IN municipal ownership
sol public utilities, while Mrs. Stanford
holds contrary opinions, OF course,
is i,sterners who pride themselves upon
the fact That inHtf1eir universities at
& te asst the teaching is sound and free
rom vagarles, and men who pride them-
seiVes upon their superior masculine
view OF affairs, may sheer at Mrs. stan
lords performance as ludicious and.
feminine. We nustfundersta how
ever, that IN the conduct OF many OF our
pest institutions we are running CLOSE
70 tile danger OF sttolng much the same.
mat Mrs. STANFORD mas done. We all.
sec and talk giibly about what we call
the arrogance OF the commercial spirit,
The plrit That reekonsS social amenities,
aolltlcal policies and parties, learning.
PROBES sional honor. the church. the laws
3Clmoralitys themselves. merely in terms
OF dollars and cents. To the attacks Of
this spirit our universities are peculiar 2
slyS exposed. a
n,,,. ,..,,. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-24
lsrnye Nle1, Fall

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, az well az women. and all feel
the results in less OF appetite, poisons in
the blood, backaclle, nervousness head
ache and tired, listisss, rum down feel
ing. But here's noSneed to feel like
that. j w. Gardner. Of Idaville, Ind,
says: Electric Bitters are just the thing
for man when he don't care whether
he lives or dies 1t gave me new streng tn
and good appetite. can now eat any
thing and have new lease On life"
Only so cents at Geo. r. Powers drug
store. Every bottle guaran teed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-24
FIGHTING A GOOD SYSTEM.

ss.,
FIGHTING A GOOD SYSTEM.
e nissslilsfst for tlae establishment oi
estlfa ST. eolatsssi 50 tate institutions
TX tl1e slssiitlye solpns Of MlnHsset
siltsassal' IS lsi gecenl.lS adopted iil
vs. ann So ne purpose s. making
sfsossi lls against the law stats thar ~
1lisl1tllent 81 g beard ia this sta
sultsd q eIlars from d poo
ssstssFia e eol'lisetis,na and eiaaiity ma
assI'ent q psttsr ens llieH would
slis25 IS tvs sass n Minilss2tss. i aver
a7 nat ne sstNiias OF dollars and cents
ti's'i SHY h. STA g is not the Asliol
eslislti ersitisiii Which viii be admities
ists where eendiSiai9s ~ around has
ilaspi vss Claims, niorsoy
tfea n beard u eol3trolsis bound 10 de-
i'tsF3s'Fa e In llae says
IeSY Is ,i Il only STATE that las
| SfiSsi II 'l' n'e1't y-iiSe Years e nlors
slt M
I<o; ha ;l;,sil M sf.,,s4 "a
Ssf has been ills l=s,sit in every ofle
E.aE se states tas:t his 'ried y Tor any
ss. i 49,, s's.s lisls Nassaz
8 a,,s
teont rank fer lsrcy of their IN
titit.9lss and aeil enlightened
rs ~ Ns 4 iilsil' pendent
found (, lbs -
Eases laS aiit lsssy.. ~. anne =, s,ros
| z nos 81 ,tssspiead among
81 tsisSss q 5es nat IT requires
ao S. SO 50 iIi'sf ss must ss
!; ~ IS system that viii permit
Sa se ilsssicl gan rsssi
slitsss's estli issi,s ,ilsi pared WITHIN the
~ ssF 10y. ~ s. "a pAa and unlfistak-
W 'ss1 GRE slis5 iNl'stiat she fsss
- " s11s ssll'ssl'sl'ss asaale syst m
- Il w 81 is'ss li'sslsulaeais "
s9ss'ti,ssi 'oiiitsiil asiai ess7iss,s
The Pioneer Paess does not cite "a
dparss or stafistifs II, srlrpo,t of t31s
:, p,,ss.. ,,5,,t.s,, ti,,3 bur ssa IN;
lls ''s'ss "a 2is 81
tempting 70 sll1W that tie chief aim Isl
So effect eeeia9Iaies At tbs expense of
ssoesi 81 ssssiia res tlis az
5s9upie with q 'oaNd g control Is thatit
4leaIl fet, no matter 39Y capable i may
be- cpfldtct 81 the business of these VA
! isolis lllsflt ui}olls aud az tue same tl,ls
Keep each one ulasar intelligen and
rapaf hstie slipsiA sio IT also as
nerts ti2at as long as he; supetintande rlt
lea each one 81 thesss and his assistants
ERE capable and honest al goes Well.
I. fsut wflel Is g judge Of eaIabiity or the
wisdom 81 his ne islods, e.tlsss there can
De body Of men wlio 81 ~ frequent al
tentien % the particular Problems ne
has 70 solve ara who esIs nip abuses n
Isttaa btidsitla suggest changes II Is the.
weakness q NE BOARD control system.
lstnat i does 'iot do his 4 would De al
'sasst ply siea ia 3ossi Dil,y to perform
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-24
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

The Boone News does not ls,s,fess %
knnw who l. to be governor Of iowa.
hi Z ip,s,ai is any cre av.i,i.,l xiii he
osss Of at les.st Two eassors
The o55l.S we - remarks the.
ky,.slI Phone graph. ,iIs more tired3
We be eo.le il SEEING the .en.l.orshi ps3
paraeiesa out thru the hands of ii ss-r,gsi-
cat Hike So nluq:, nlerci5 10 tfe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-24
HOW 10 RUN Al FURNACE.

rrl,, f,,Il1,,,;,, = ;,,.ti. 11{,.,c,,,, a
iN'''oNssais w s 's'S'' -
sih9se who take ire ef their own hot-s
ia.ir furnaces are given at the end OF an
s.s,,t i,la5 ,,nf ~, s,5,,jeS, Inv r. N ,rho,nn
- - ',e''s'.ss IS 3 - 'i''.''s =
Keep the ftil1aes ssean OUTSIDE ana.
5tS siae. ~ IS part OF me house. 20 not
les me ashes acculil1i Y ~ the ASH PIT
iS'i tn crates M'i soon burn out
l'ire Lightly and aften i You can,
and You VIII not use 50 much coal. II
.sF'il must 's ,iiie thick pie i up frst on
enc side. theTl On the other. This VIII
sivs Nou iire on top ;sEi The time other
Wise the me MI ~ alternately dead
ard sliyesoll Top ard tlae heating results
VIII pc interf1iltsli'
4 ,i>eeu the tirt-dncf smut. III You
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-24

When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble. prompt relief is
necessary, az It Is Dangerous to delay.
We would suggest that One Minute
Cough Cure be ia ken as soon az indica-
lions Of having taken cold are noticed.
Ii cures quickly and itsgeaviy use pre-
Vents consumption. Ailsdruggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-24
INDIFFERENT CHINA.

~. s. ~ B Il
49, !" 7 1919 B a'''''
! y ! : 49, y ~ : ss
~ y - ~ - = s'iSs sil''A
- 'ai's's'A soS'Ss'N ''' Wei va IS tsiNess
: $50 = q ltlsss
- : 81 Ssss' ss's y pe eSsAiile'ess
-'s''s sslsalis lsS' 'lpes' IS g lsiiiishialel'
la's' p's $ '''ss o's NIL s'e
sos's's anu e NH ga Sis the l's,sss
= as ! ~ slsalsiss q 1l1e 9 fiaett Wtl
Is @aeaoae Aus Hi8'sss sSod falsl Is
s''owls ps' a''s MO | llstV s VII rs a's-
so'ussis iusstsss sossexi'sG1 the reias.Saii
- 'io''i's' w CONFESS aail ils
"e ali1ss ''fiesl ~ ma ltSlss SO
'ilsss's's li'sF so'ees 5ts y
ssSs Ss'ssiia mas ssifeas;A fssSs yssa SO, IT.
,it'is' isse3'asi SlalisS'ial: g
y s"e'sisaS' lst'sila 81 az rs
'aNe ans ''aalil l''Iiiss7 xl7s Stg
~ s'il q rss'siss' IN Asls ezra oss Tee
iiss lttiSst's ssspsslssu Nalisss i'f
4 SION n - iss 81 l'lsiv ~ gs
II Il0E-cOnlf5 liza flS2s. bit neSe MA Y naye
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-24

Pepsin preparations often fail to re-
lieve Indigestion because they can d.
gest on ) al luminous food Th ere IL one
prepare that digesis all cIassss Of
food. and that il Kadol Dy spepsia cure.
1t cures tbs worst ca slcs of Indigestion
and gives Instant relief. Tor it digests
v nat YOU eat. All druggi sts.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17

eezs fr1z TIE Engsish h1shets pssro-
iezu. sold - he Ezlion- uhieh 1fEers
froz the English gzsIcn. and ru1k1u.
sod hT The pa1n6. which f0rfunHsssy
corTespc1Ss wizh tie EaElfsh uoua6
II me present tine ze are seeking
10 ezizrEe or trade with nations that
Ehere CIR sfrosEest coEpe<5Eozs are
zstio1s using that sSxteE The dis
Advantages u both cases are Identical
50 far as concerns the Use q system
o. weights ard measures differing from
that employed b. cur customers Or b.
our competitors The American price
lists are unfamiliar. and the auizhslEtv
q the prospective b1yeE must he
drawn upon before attention can Be
paid TO or goods Thea too. there
e no EASY standard or comparison with
the products. offered By foreign com
petitors The difference Of monetary
zy.steus alone Is q source Of sufficient
trouble When II Is increased BY the
1nlikeness Of the units Of weight and
measure. the problem Of making 3
double conversion possesses diHcul-
ties for the would be buyer equaIIed
only By our youthful perpiexities in
dealing With the double rule OF
three Owing 70 the likelihood OF
making errors as vel as the trouble
u making such conversions. our price
lists and quotations make but little
Roadway in the introduction OF our
manufacturers into foreign lands.
The adoption Of the metric system
By this country would undoubtedly aid
use IT, And II it would aid US in sell
ing Il would also help Us TO buy. by
placing larger means at our disposal
Then our increased prosperity would
be accompanied by greater prosperity
for the other members IN the family
Of nations, and the circle OF exchange
would be enlarged.-Prof. J. Howard
Gore in the August Forum.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17

coznter n uany yssrs-Ehe ars<- n
5eea. fsoza The fiEe Of he var -
tEsea chlEa and japan Tbs e.
kznced Interest n the aEalr n -
ANAL degree
Pers0nzEIy admiral Dewey Is dis
tIuEsished genflenzn He has been
accustomed. b. long Tezrz Of naval
service. 70 represent his eountry II
The ports q other lands he IS q
diplomat q sAct and dignity II. As
suggested. he sh0aId Be furnished with
; representative scazdron. his mis-
sion would Be san more impressive.
gor Il s both important and desirable
that the worlds Representatives Eho
shall gather TO witness the cr0wning
q Englznd's King should have the
chance Of behosdIug fitting specimens
u the new American navy.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17
| New Lot Of Good Tools |

~ ISSTON 4 SONS SAWS. FILES
and Trowels, Fray's Ratchet Bra
ces, Birch Bros Chisels and Con
~ gess-Clark's Expansion Bits, Rus
sci, Jennings, Anger & Co.'S Bits.
Bailey's Iron Planes, Stanley Rules
and Levels, Steel Squares. Goes
Monkey Engineers, Ma
chinists, Blacksmiths', Carpenters and
Plumbers Tools, Steel and Metallic
Measuring Tapes, Surveyors Chains.
Morrilfs Saw Sets, Bench Stops aud
Cutting Pliers, Grindstones and Fix
lures, Washita Oil Stones and Razor
Stones, Screw Drivers, Nail Pnllers,
Nail Sets, Coppering Punches, Hunts
Axes and Hatchets, Butchers Cleavers
aud Steels, Drills, Chucks. Steel Let
tiers and Figures. Post-hole Diggers, etc.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17
The Metric system and international
Commerce.

In the report made BY a committee
q the British House Of Commons up
on the adrlsahility Of sdopsi.g the
metric system. extracts are given frcm
letters received from eighteea differ
ent ard important consnlates. Every
writer stated In his opinion the adop-
ton o. the metric system By Great
Britain would greatly promote her com
merce with those countries. and that
the fact q her not having that system
vas exercising depressing effect On
her commercial intercourse With them
There can BE no possible doubt Of
these facts. and the United States. IN
Is commerce. IS today suffering from
the same cause. We arc out CT touch
commercially with All the nations az
the world except Russia. With which
our commerce IS small. and England.
With which our trade Is not growing
TIE articles we sen England are main
y grain, sold By the hBshel. which dir
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17

Steel. Excn and Tin Workers 4Eso g.
dvsred an altfuzk1m. wseh Marxz1 abb
sclsteiT refused y e0nsiser-
Warren LEXIS the wsEl known sn7-s-
lzg Ean. jumped from the steamer
RkoGe Island ca kez trip frcz Ssw
YORK 20 Pv0vseeaee AnE aud wzs
drowned
report wzz II eireulskicn II West
chester co1nty. Mex York. shAs Iohn
n Rockefeller IS 10 hare . marble
palace s. Poc2nrico HIS. q cost
something Ike $1,000 go
TIE news OF the establishment Of
American shoe depots in Vienna has
caused great Eaeasiness aHong the
master sh0ezakeEs and in the COM
els OF the zkoeuakexs guild
Il IS stated on reliable authority thai
the professional career Of Harry y.
PLlls6ury as q chess player win e11
IN about two years He proposes 10
devote himself in earnest to Law.
Major Kari Davies Of the Imperial
Light Hozse has created 4 sensation
IN British army circles by rendering
TO King Edward his resignation of
the Companiozship of the Bath
Right Rev Abram N Littleiohn.
DID, LID. Bishop Of the Episcopal
diocese OF Long island. died suddenly
Aug at Gray Luck Hotel. Williams
town. Mass. OF apoplexy. He was u
years OF age
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17

From the Independent
Il Is sad TO see the lack OF harmony
between the Circuit Courts, the Su-
preme Court and the Executive on
GERS. The Supreme judges have al
ways been known as professional med
ilers, With the exception OF Justice
Galbraith the other members OF our
highest Court are absolutely ineom-
petent and unfit to hold their high
Offices. None OF them could earn .
living as practitioners and none Of
them have received an education ne
Sessary for the transaction OF the
work Of their Offices.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17

II The above articles must be sold
at the lowest Market Prices by the
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17
PROPER COMPARTMENT 70 DEWEY

The suggestion that Admiral Dewey
be sent 70 England to represent the
United States at the coronation a.
King Edward ought 10 be pleasing
alike 20 the American people and to
the King and his subjects. Other
qualifications being equal it is pre-
ferablo and advantageous to q nation
10 be represented on great inserna-
tiOnal occasions by men Of world
wide note II Is not sufficient that
they should be well known In aiplo-
matte or other Official circles. bat 1t
is extremely desirable that they
should be recognized and appreciated
by the masses in the countries to
which they are sent me greater
the distinction Of the individual the
more notable ane memorable the rep
resentation 81 the country.
The great fame Of Admiral Dewey
Is unQnestioned. His victory in Ma
Mia hay vas not supremely great.
but the sntrenidisy q the admiral IN
enaering a mined harbor. and tbs dis
patch and completeness Of the de
straetioa wrought. together with the
almost Incredible disparity o. loss Of
life On the two sides Of the contest.
SERVED 20 make the engagement one
81 the most brilliant n naval history.
rhen. 100. il cane a. the very outset
q the Spsnish-AmericRn var and
served 70 give the unite6 States tie
credit Of startling Initiative force Il
Nas also the nrst important naval ea-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17
JUDGE pessy AsALAw ssEAkER

Nov on top Of the most remarkable
action Of Chief Justice Frear Of the
supreme Court in interfering with the
work Of the grand jury IN Circuit
Judge Gears court comes the an
nouncement that Associate Justice
Perry vas the presiding judge in the
Circuit Court during the trials OF the
men whose cases are now before the
Supreme Court on the habeas corpus
appeal OF the Attorney General. Il
is the most monstrous condition Of
affairs that can be imagined
Section 81 Of the Organic act ex-
pressly declares: NO judge shall sit
on an appeal. or new trial, IN any case
IN which be may have given a pre-
vious Judgment. This Is certainly
explicit. Il does not handy words. II
says very pointedly that no judge
shall sit on an appeal in which ne
may have given q previous judgment
Judge Perry gave previous judg
ment in the habeas corpus appeals,
for be sat as the trial judge in each
and every one OF the cases. Not onn
that but be found true bills against
some OF the men, thus acting not only
as trial judge but as prosecuting at
torney and now he has the colossal
nerve. the enrontery and gall to sit
in appeal upon cases testing the con
stitutionality OF his own acts. The
English language fails TO AFFORD words
to properly condemn this usurper Of
the rights OF the people; this betrayer
OF human liberties. this law-breaking
and iaw-defying judge.
But Il is only what is to be expected
from Perry. Perry. the man who ad-
journed his court sine die when the
alleged plague outbreak OF year and
a half ago occurred. and who acted
as a member Of the Citizens Sanitary
Committee. even going to the extent
Of appearing in the police court as a
prosecutor In 8 case which under al.
law. and order. and decency. should
have been subject to appeal to his
court Il is only to be expected of
Perry. a man appointed to a judgeship
from a elerkship in a law Office: a
man without any experience as
practicing attorney and who is
as ignorant of legal procedures
as he Is OF law and OF all legal read
ing Il is only to be expected OF Per
~. notorious Circuit Judge who in
his determination to assist in the
spohation OF the estate OF John X.
Sumner persisted in his acts until
stopped by writ OF prohibition issued
BY the late Chief Justice Judd.
OF all men who it is expected shall
obey not only the letter Of the law.
but the spirit thereof. It is the judges
on the bench, And yet this man Per
~. who disgraces the bench by his
presence. disregards and disobeys the
Organic ACT OF the Territory. the very
fundamental law of Hawaii. Out on
such trioksters. They disgrace the
bench and they disgrace the profess
sion 70 which they claim to be dfsci-
pies.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-17
FIGHTING Roe RgPRlMAnDED.
Due to His Criticism of Former Sec
retary of NAVY Chandler.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Iu.-The Navy
Department has reprimanded Rear
Admiral Robley d. Evans. acting up
on the complaint made by Former
Secretary Of the Navy Chandler. for
criticisms Of the latter IN Admiral
Evans book a Sailors Log The
latter officers reprimand was sent to
the Rear Admiral today 1t refers to
his conduct as reprehensible and cen
sures Admiral Evans for this breach
of the obligation imposed upon him
as an officer of the navy OF the United
States"
Senator Chandler has been furnish
ed a copy of the reprimand-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-12
BURIED OFFENDERS ALIVE.
lnhumln Practices Of Filipino Leaders il
Furnishing Friendly Natives.

Manila. March 1.-THE t1i,l Of The
nine natives charged with having
murdered Quisimhing. persistent of Cal-
ampa, because hr y,ls friendly tn rhr
Americans. disyIoseS huw thu .n uJ-
gents tcrrorizei tle natives. even iii
territory occupied by the Americans.
Members az secret society known
as "Mandoduo systematically all
jucted and killed Fiupinos favoring
American rule. In two months the cal
amba Mandoducats killed A natives.
The Victims aI" usually buried alive.
Fear Kent the people silent
An officer VA Gen. Calls organized
ana directed the operations Of the
Mandodurats in Calamba. Binang md
other towns in the LaGuua province
Ihe tinEleadcrs were arrested and tried
"nl many suspects We're held pend
n% an investigation The arrests e.
fcCtually checked the operations Of the
ManluducatS.
The verdict Of the military commits
sion which is trying the cases has not
been announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-12
A FRIENDLY FEELING
evirccd by London Prcss--ki Desire TO Reach
kmicabe Settlement.

London. March l2.-Thc London nJ-
per@ express approval of Lord Lan~-
iown-'s reply 10 tha amendment Nj tttv
United States Senate tn thy tial-
Paun,ctote treaty. Ail rerudiate nE
feeling save Il friendly desire III ar.iyr
At an amicable ana equitable settle
mont.
No country without a sacrifice of
--if-reSpc,t." says the Times. .r"ulI
nave accepted the traveaty of ha:-
gain which President Mckinley aul
Secretary HAY asked us to ccnciHtr.
influential men ana newspapers III tEy
United States have admitted the rr.-
SonahlrneSs of the British attitude and
avcn in the Senate Weighty voices h4V"
been raised against such petuIant Thc-
tCric rs Mr. Morgan's.
We have reason therefore. to e,1-
poet Lord LansdoWnc's dispatch tn
commend itself to the justice ANA fair
play Of the Americans. He has left the
responsibility for further action where
it ought to lie. Ii is for the Washing
ton government to make new over
lures. We shall be ready to assent to
| reasonable modification of the Clayton
Bulwer treaty when there is fair
probability that the Senate will accept
our concessions in the spirit in which
! they are offered.
Until that time arrives we have no
ground for dissatisfaction with or le-
gal position. a position we do not in
tend to abandon except upon terms
| concerned in n friendly manner With
ourselves"
This extract from the Times fairly
represents general opinion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-12

The Japanese imperial Diet VIM, :,
had been prorogued until Mareh :, ,.r
give the House of Peers an oppoitu..lir,.s
10 assent to the new taxation lily
covering the expenses Of the japan. la
eXpenditionary corps in emma n
again prorogued for five days. II, ,is
the meantime, the cabinet of MaIqu :,
Ito does not overcome the opposi' l.;,.os
the House of Peers, two aitelha mo
only will remain-the dismissal u -
cabinet or temporary suspense.
the constitution. A third prorosua.ha
of the Diet is not permissible undei -
! ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Ernest Perry. thc l1-y,dr-old son sb n
NrNnnder y. Perry. accidcntaliy cs snIl
ma fatally Wounded himself Al S 9..Ir.t
Berwick. Monday. Witll 4 revolver d''"7
Wu hours iat,r
The hsild!ng at -, Congress STREET srJ
'uvtlaud. owned by Franz H. Mute, a1,"
occupied ny l.. NJ. Fairhruther, was :.. U,i,i
IgCd about 500 IT, SlhN hy fire, su'-''
Vcning Insured.
a sad case NJ suicide II reported a I'll N.
A the Lewiston hospitals. \ fo .dS AZ,
nan. Sophia Leczcsen. took nossViH;r il
week, at the home Nj Mi. W. M work-
;um:urj FATS. FOR whom she was II
NJ AZ Il domestic. She was lak Srn the
.cw;ston. Thursday. hut died ION IGN,
csIltS Of the poison. Saturday hle"N 81
Androscogsin and Franklin count, an 9nl
'crS. Saturday, raidcd the pool roo CIr-, y5e
iglr store. q y. J. Quinn Il L Ssanrlng
Calls ana his residence at Jay, II Maze.
arge quantities Of liquor AZ eacn r N ii
quinn has two counts e. ans" and NUT
lay, viz. search ana seizure aii uir IF
sance ana the same in AndroscoeEF1Isasd i
four counts in all. They also SENIOR; SENIOR
quantity at Cooper's place IN LNe''N'
Falls.
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B0THA IS WIll,Ni
Continued from page ~

th"ir homes ana property against
maraudlnG bands.
Every town in the Ere" State occu-
ped by the British viii soon become
a center of British influence extending
y long distance in their vicinity. over
l3,o0o refugees are now within he
British lines ana many Of them de
nand arms and permission to take the
field. If their requests are granted II
easy Ia get POGO cx-burghcrs enrolled
On IN" British side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-12

Tire private banl. of J. p. Springer
1t Areonia. Kan. was entered, sun
day MOI ming. ~ three men. ana $500
in cash and $4,000 in registered govern
ment per cent. bonds secured. The
robbers secured their tools from the
Santa F'c section house nearby. The
vault was entered through the br.;..i,
wall and the safe We blown VIII NJ
L o-glyle ire.