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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07
The Labor Day celebration Mon


night was quite new thing to the
people of this place. In all large
Eastern and Northern cities, where
the labor unions are in large ma
jority, the day is celebrated with
pOmp.
AT s O'Clock last night Hir. G ID.
Hawkins called the meeting to or,
der, and made the opening address.
He started out by comparing the
gathering night to our patrio-
tie fOrefatherS. who faced every
conceivable danger to gain their
independence; bow this country
had prospered until the money
devils had taken possession OF ii,
until now the children of the
working classes were going about
in rags. poorly fed and without
any schooling. He asked his list
eneIs What would be the result of
thls-tilling our insane asylams,
jalls, and pauper institutions. a
bright picture for the future of
Young America
He admonished the Morkingmen
to organize for self-protection, as
nearly all professions were organ
lzed to protect their interests.
The next speaker in behalf of
organized labor, Mr.. II G. Bragg,
acquitted himself in creditable
manner, and his humOr and wit
was enjoyed by the audience. He
compared New Zealand to our
country, where some years ago the
workingmen took hold of the relnS
of government and placed labor
ingmen in office, who legislated for
equal rights to all, resulting Ill all
classes, rich and poor, living in
harmony and peace, and obliterat'
ing the pauper. He related a hu
morous story about farmer who
was too poor to own two oxen, and
having only one OK, he hitched
himself to that animal, placing the
yoke around his neck. After work
ing with the OK an hour or SO they
ran across a bees nest, several OF
them singing the OK, which caused
that animal to stampede, dragging
the Door farmer with him all Over
the field, when all the farmer hat
to do was to throw off the yok'
around his neck in order 20 escape
being dragged about, which, how
ever, he neglected to do. Tn
speaker admonished the working
men to throw off their yoke befOr
, they are left bruised and bleeding
in the battle of life
Mr.. Hawkins then INTRODUCES
Mr.. James Leonard, of the Amer
| lean Federation of Labor, and gel
1 eral organizer for the United States
| whose home is in New Orleans
e Mr.. Leonard spoke at length o
o the subject of unionism and tn
0 labor question. He said he ha
a heard it said that there were men ]
i. New Iberia who wanted men a
/ rested for loafing, stating that b
g (Mr. Leonard) would be perfect
: willing to have such a law passe
e provided the employer was ais
1t Jailed for refusing to give Il
it unemployed work. He advised a
d workingmen to join a labor unto
|, saving that the ladies were doll
lie all in their power to uphold I'll
., dignity of labor. He said goo
'e way to help the cause along WI
n for all young ladies' who have
beaux to make him show a Gle
working card from some labor {
ganization or refuse TO "keep COZ
pany."
It. The front yard of Mr.. }.
ne Breaux was crowded with int
4. ested listeners, who applauded t
a. speakers warmly, while the Pc
t. can State Band played popul
le airs until late hour.
to - Receivx good daily n
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

As a result of race trouble at
indianapolis Ind, one man Is
diving aud another seriously hurt.
The trouble originated At as'merry-
go-round'' and was between some
two hundred white and blacks.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

~ Manager wa pted in every large
county to appo ht agents for the
Famous "Gam o. SkilP' nickel
machine fer DIR ks or cigars; law
full everywhere, takes place Of all
forbidden slo0 achines. Rented
OF sold on easy payment. Secure
territory quick. Palmer Billiard
Table Works, Chicago, Ills.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Property owned by Mrs. Burke suit
able for saloon and boarding house, 10
rooms. in New Iberia opposite s. r.
depot good locality. Address I. 2.
Box SIS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07
GOOD PASTURE.

~ Good pasture with shade and
water near City, apply to w. Il.
Grant or Il. Nj. Bonnette.
H An upstQ-Hte carriage painter
now regu'arI employed at Nc
Mahon's. On am get lr.ees.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

the nj lSScs -"
rhere they, will spend few weeks.
Miss Aline, the charming and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Leopold DeBlanc, left on
Tuesday last for Baldwin, where
40 will be the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Joe Muller.
Hon Jos. A. Breaux, judge of
!, sunreme court of Louisiana,
.s a visitor to our town, on Iaes-
day Evangel'ne'
Mr. Chas. J.. VOORHEES,. of New
iberia, paid us an appreciated visit
an Wednesday. gellne.
Msssrs. Geo. Robertson. A. j..
M.umus. DR.. w. j. Emmer, L..
Haase. Chas. Marlda', Warren Ber-
wick and w. l. Grant, spent Sun
d.v in Franklin, they went to see a
ball game but
Mr. Lonis Bazus, IS sick to the
regret of his many friends.
The many friends of NJ. J. Davis
vill be glad to hear that he is
much improved, and about again.
MA Dalgre one of our prom
nent business men visited New
Orleans during the week.
Mr.. T. Carter is here in the in
terest Of Tulane University OF
Louisiana from New Orleans.
Prof. Fergerson who some years
ago taught in the city schools, is II
the city registered at the Eureka
The professor is making arrange
merts for series of lectures, which
he will give on scientific subjects
the dates as yet not having beer
agreed upon.
F. M. Hunt travelling passenger
agent Of the G and G.. road was
registered at the Eureka Wednes
day.
Mr.. A. Cousin has returned from
hls summer outing greatly benefited
Miss India Ray, and brothe
frankie, returned last week afte
very pleasant stay of two week
With their SISTER Mrs. Fitzpatrick 9
81, Johns.
M. M. Gates returned Tuesda,
afternoon from Avalon Catalin
Island California. The Gen. tells u
That his stay on the pacific slop
vas Of the pleasantest.
Gus Richter Excursion Agen
accompanied by Supt Owens an
9. B. Ellis, spent Tuesday in til
City.
Mr. Eugene S. Blanc of Ne
Orleans, rice buyer for LaL
Charles mill is in the City locate
Tor the season at the Eureka.
NJ. ]. r. McGee of New Orleal
fhe we'll known representative I
Z. Werlich moved into the recent
sacated burke Cottage IN East En-
harsday Mr. McGee and FAM
vi u ! valuable addition to Ne
etrla society, we gladly WELDON
!ksn,
g. Coleman the expert Pial
50 Organ tuner and repalrer, b
MUM frnm Evans Bros. Plal
story, at Ingersoll Ont. Canad
q. James Leonard, organic
TIE Federation 81 Labor for Il
United States, has returned to /
post q duty at New Orleans, whe
: holds responsible position
y Daily Item. Mr. Leonard's
etlon to the betterment of the CO
s'tlon Of the working classes
sanIlnlc, az he made the trip
NeV Iberia without a cent of co
psnsasion
s. Comeaux, a promine
eaag man from Bayou Gou
: aceepted a position here W
cousin, r. s. Mcmahon.
DAVIS is on the sick list
~ eefet Of his many friends.
tsur good Milk cows and
vs. lor sale at a bargain.
Apply to O. b. orr
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

4 ~ al - a.
,.,o,s ,ho AI,,,,. ON IA. D.u,srb.
land
II ,s sid tina, tie money went
,wo WAYS and ,h,, the $500 coo
nrof;,s on the ,rin were divided be
William / Must,n. nres,dent of
tho p,,.I,r,, Stab Ev.h,uuo and
James A Chambers. presi len, of
a.. ,v;,C ,oa ,r., ,,, ,h,,
.,. ,,
,u,, h. ,f ;, ,o,,o
. p;,., ,a .nor u,,,
oh,,ut !, :, , ,,,,;,..sl;xa way
d.. aI l oa
on ,,a frs, low ,,, and baro,e
49,. ,o,,.,, ,.,., ,,on 1,,,,,,,, 4
a., ,,a..u., ~,
L,o,, ,ho, nolor ho1 charms 80
,. ,,ao
b,s sloo, As all Of ,hem lad 49,
mann millions a. shaw r.oa.a 60,
ann i;to,o ,h.u doo;aol !, ,,ouI,,
,o ho,,ou,o ,,, ,o,on ,h,n f.,n,
or s,oo, .,d 90 IN. n.ms w,s ,r
T,o a,s.us.;o, wac con,,o,ea !,
n,,nnor o,,,r.lc or,,amontry n,
h,ro 0oo, tho ,,.ono,. dol;hsr,,i,o
o, ,h., ,,,,.. ana ,,,,.n, h.rc
,houoh, ,ho- w,ro uore,r ,,,,,,i,,
., ,I On, N 1o ...oro,
rono common, ., ,,,ro1 ,,. .,
tho ,,o.oss,, -. Of III. ,n.,o,d IF ~
t,o do,.,,s ~, . ,ol.r co,o
UoryS uop TN GAVIN
oo,,;,.oo =, r,,os ,o, -,
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n,a,.or hov H.. o.mo stood !;
s,o,,,a ho,.,, ., :, :, o.oh do,
,I H.
% ho an ,,,orvo,of tvo bo,rs
for d;,nor and tho, tho game WA,
- ho res,moa ,,sn m and ron
,;n,o ,n,;, tho s,rolo If 70
All .nrooa 20 ,h;s .nd tho o,mo
uo a,ooa =, ,,;,n;ch, IN ,b
.;auo 81 40.
rho ,,., r,s - d;voree tho Gam,
g.. IN &C.. oe d,ss,,,,on A,
,hou nooaoa ,os ~. ,;,s,a,. q
a Lii; onou r.o,
,e.
rha s.n;o .no,, vas tho cen,r
oc o,,o,;o, Co.. OH n.ss.,oo,s .
III sh,n .nd a. ,;ros ona cor,
a.. eao.oe.ho
.a:. n.ou.o NJ To,
,ans ubo was one Of the snecta,or,
..rh.u ,ook tho hr;a,o off and |,
,
r.a,ao,,.,,u ho,uoon Tho o.m,
. tho ,,.vors fo,nd ,acraat,on !;
!, ~ ,oo,s 81 ,ho d.r,
.nn Some of Tho nools amounted ,
a,oooo .ho,, .oooh,
so,ro ofs,o ooo
- - uore Tom,
. ,u w M,s,;, n
a ,;u p...h Mooro M
! un.'u; aA NJ ~
n w M,st;n - aocl.red IN no,
-, ,:.. IL. 49, COW,
r, - 900 600 - !. ana
....a -. 100 In ,.n;,a so5 n,
a.sh l.. o,,o cord - fll . f.
/; O., ~. - h.a . ..h,,nchn +bot
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

In spite of the RAIN Wednesday
Afternoon the Elks held long an
enthusi &c meeting, some twenty
new arplicat'' rs beng presented.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

While the ram of Wednesday.
proved a set back to rice harvesting
it was beneficial To cane.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

toE cheap Ranches and good
ag lands in Texas write TO Ex
psroller,
W. !. Swain Austin, Texas
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

Have you ever figured on how
you might save by coming to the
Iberian for an estimate on your
Job Prinding? Others are dong
so and are saving money by it.
Why not YOU
ENTHUSIASTICALLY .~rny.
Ri'i1I;'lilN!!!Xs!, , GsEg@;;;:;;
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

r. FOR RENT. The store building,
corner Of st. Peters street and
Railroad Ave. Apply at this Of
flee.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

H The Weekly IBE
only 2 cents . week.
neigh bors.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

They are good to the eyes
new novelties atG
Wiling Bros.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

Fsur good Milk cows and two
vs. for sale at a bargain.
Apply to, O. b. ortte,
New Iberia Id.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07

- Come and Zee our new goods
at King Bros,N
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-09-07
Personal D0llgs.
pponle Who Come, Go and Do.
Here and Elsewhere.

r,,sses Cecile Hebert and cousin
III. Of BreauX Bridge, are visit
: At the home of their cousins,
~, s Misses Laperuse of West End,
= they will spend a few weeks.
Miss Aline, the charming and
diminished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Leopold DeBlanc, left on
Tuesday last for Baldwin, where
.ha will be the guest of her aunt
Mrs Joe Muller.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
CAUSE Of DEAFNESS.
The Most Common Cause Only Recently Dis
covered

| IL has been stated on good medical
authority that ninetenths of cases of
| deafness are caused from catarrh or
from sore throat trouble.
| The little tube which leads to the
e"r from the throat is lined with Il sort
| of velyety structure called mucous
| membrane. This membrane is simply Il
| continuation of the mucous membrane
| lining the throat. When disease Of any
| scrt attacks the mucous membrane of
the throat it is very liable to extend
into the E,ustachian tube ana up into
| the ear.
| The history Of nearly all cases Of
deafness is like this: a cold is con-
uacted and neglected, other colds are
| taken, the throat becomes sore and in
| lamed. which is aggravated by parti-
cles Of dust and germs from the air
, This condition causes the disease to
spread into the tube that leads to the
ear.
1t seems 4 little far fetched to say
that most cases Of deafness are caused
from catarrh. but it is certainly true.
and anyone who has had a severe ca
tarrhal cold must have noticed how the
hearing was affected while the cold
la Sted.
With catarIh sufferers tins impair
mcnt Of hearing becomes chronic and
grows worse the longer the catarrh is
neglected.
You can cure catarrh and deafness by
the regular use of an excellent new
preparation called Stuart's Catarrh
! Tablets, composed of antiseptic rene
dies which act both on the mucous
membranes but principally and most
effectually on the blood eliminating
the catarrhal poison from the system
People whose hearing is defective
may think 1t Il little rema rkabIe that a
simple and harmless tablet would very
often remove all traces of deafness. but
when it is remembered that catarrh
causes deafness and that the catarrh is
easily cured by the regular use of
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets there is no
mystery about it.
ii you are subject to nasal catarrh or
tatarrh of throat, bronchial tubes or
catarrf of stomach and liver, the saf-
est and most effective treatment is the
rev catarrh specific. Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets. sold by all druggists al 50 cents
, for full sized package.
lg-21-22
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
HER 18th ANNIVERSARY.
Relatives and Friends HeIp Mrs. ju''a 4
rarch,m. Chelsea. Celebrate that Occasion.

,.hs,sea Nov. 2o.-(SpeciaD.-lhe
18th birthday anniversary "t one 81
our oldest residents. Mrs. Juiia -
Eornham WAS celebrated, Tuesday
My 10 in q very pleasant as wen as
practical manner. During the day the
male contingent of the town To 'he
number of about 50. gathered anu
sawed. split and piled in the woousheu
between eight and nine CORDS ol Woo"'
The large dooryard presented a puSs
scene all day. every one worhihS VIZ"
y hearty good will. AT noon pou"
icons dinner was served by MIS-. raili-
hams daughters and an hour passe" III
erecting and congratulatiop 10 the "'"'
oId lady who during her long anu use-
ful life has made herself 50 icNed an"
respected BY all.
In the evening, Young and old TO th''
number of 100 or more assembled ea'h
nne laden with some Substantiai token
for the honored hostess. VINO receiNe''
tho guests in her usual gentle but cCi
diol manner. although being neal ~
overcome with surprise. Alter 'he
rncd ding of original poems. composed
"a. the occasion by Mrs. Annie Il.
I.;ald q sister of Mrs. Farnham, anu
Master Percy Knox, a granduepheW
,he Younger portion of the company
repaired To the residence of Mrs. l. \.
Mckay. a daughter of the hoSttsS,
where games. music, dancing. social
intercourse and refreshments helptu U'
make the event one of the most ENJOY
able ever held i'll town.
Among those present from OUT u
town were: Mrs. Annie K. Field. Jesse
ke.ne. Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. tarnhaN.
Miss Josie Ramsey. Mr.. and MIS-. ).
!, Lunt. Miss Mertie Lunt, Ernest
Limit from Augusta: Il. y. Fisher "i
Portland: Mrs. Thomas SearleS, Ear
IIarbor: Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wing.
Eor.Iniugdale: Mrs. Carrie Knox. Miss
wv and Master Percy Knox. Mrs. mar
riett cobb, G.. y. Cobb. Miss Mary
Rarker Miss BESSIE Collins. Miss Villa
Knight. Gardiner: Mr.. and Mrs. thas.
lawrence. c. X. Green and the Misses
lilly and f,nza Green, Miss Carey
Miss McGugin and Fred Norrell. North
p;ttston: Mrs Richards, st. Albans
Selectman [. q. Dondero. Mrs. Don
tero and son, Deputy Sheritf NJ. l..
Rollins. Messrs. Chauncy Hunt. Free
chase. Miss Hunt. Miss Heath ana
others from West Chelsea.
AZ a late hour the guests departed
for their homes. expressing their pleas
rre at the delightful evening passed
and wishing their hostess i'll whose
honor they had gathered. many more
hanpv anniversaries.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
FREE FROM YELLOW FEVER.
Not Single Case in Havana During Entire
Month OF October.

Washington. NOV 20-The monthly
report OF Maj. Gorgas. chief sanitary
officer Of Havana. giving the health
statistics for that city. says that in
the month of october. there was not a
single case Of yellow fever. Three
cases We're reported. but these three
cases were taken sick in September
ana carried forward into October. In
the past 10 years October has been one.
Of the severest months for yellow fever.
Tine maximum number Of deaths. 30.
occurred in 1896. and the minimum. -.
III 'Ha9. In 1900 there. We're 30S cases
and "A deaths in October. Mai tIorgas
SAYS.
The great truth that yellow fever
is transmitted by the 'Stegomeyla
mosquito. maintained by DR.. Charles
Finlay against much ridicule for 80
many years. and recently demonstrated
by the army board. must soon change
all our methods Of quarantine IN the
United States. In Havana. this year.
We have worked upon the hypothesis
that the mosquito is the only way OF
transmitting the disease. Clothing has
not been disinfected or any Effort
made, except 10 Kill the mosquitoes
which had bitten a sick person, ana 10
prevent any more mosquitoes from bit :
ing after the case was discovered. Our
results from this plan were 50 positive
that We soon saw that We could not
only rid Havana Of yellow fever on
these lines. but that We could destroy
each focus. aS il was renewed from the
out side
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
RICHMOND.
Inspector BouteIIe Goes Over Proposed Free
Rural Delivery Route. Bankrupt Stock Sold.

Richmond. Me.. Nov. 2o.-Goverumeut
Inspector +. 7. B"utellc ~ Washington
was in town, today, ana i'll company with
County Attorney r. II. Newell. druv,
over the proposed free rural delivery
r"dtc. which is somewhere in the ylcin-
ity of >: miles in extent. tie expects "a
HniSh his business here. tomorrow.
Frank {. Wise. thu Gardiner ,lothicr
mas purchased the bankrupt clothing
stock OF I. 6. Herbert. Abiud Rautilette
mas accepted a cl-rkship for MIR Wise
IN the stor, here.
Harrison Redlun Of Portland. whn III
ben visiting pr I, W. Price and family
returned home. today
representative Of the purchasers at
the Richmond mills was III town. tnua,
looking over the property
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
CANNOT ACCEPT IT.
Admiral SchIey Declines 10 Allow Subscription
TO Pay Inquiry Expenses.

Knoxville. Fem. Nov. "a.-Followin /:
The report that the court Of inquiry
would cost Admiral Schlry 5000 the
Knoxville Sentinel. NOV. lS, sent tn"
admiral Il dispatch asking # he woul'!
consent to public Subscrlptlors 10 pay
The amount. To-day. thu Sentinel re-
,eived a personal letter from Admiral
:Schley. the plrport Of which vas thal
he cannot accept the offer. lie says
the report IS to the cost is 4 mistake
IS the amount is not 50 great. He sug
gests that the matter is too delicate L.
discuss" and trusts that his friends Will
.'ar preciate his position ana respect il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
EXTENSIVE SMUGGLING
Said 10 involve Prominent and Wealthy Society
People at Seattle.

Seattle. Wash. Nov 2o.-Promncnt
Seattle women. the wives and daugh
ttrs of wealthy business and profess
Sional men. according to United States
secret service detectives have been
conducting systematic smuggling op-
rations on a large scale. Their viola
lions of the law have become so fie-
uuent that the matter is receiving seli-
Gus attention from government en-
GERS 1t may he necessary to under
take proceedings against them. \ laIg &c
quantity Of expensive silks and dress
Goods were smuggled into this city
from Victoria during the past winter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
DAMAGING ADMISSION.
Vile Of Sherwell. Accused Of Murder. Gives
Police Important Clues.

Evansville. Ind. Nov. 2,.-The wife o.
Wilbur Sherwell. the policeman under ar
rest charged with the recent murder OF
TWO women in this city, has admitted
Sherwell had their Slrrev out on the
night OF the murder but had enjoincJ her
to deny the fact. The prisoner has en-
ployed counsel and Will not talk. Rein
hold Pfhol saw Il man and q woman II
the surrey on that night resemble Shcr-
well and Miss Renncr. other witnesses
swore they saw Sherwcll and Mrs. Maley
the other woman murdered, on the even
ing Of the double tragedy. This fact may
lead to showing that the policeman tool
Mrs. Maley riding first and aftcrward
took the Renner girl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

The city is building d new paf %
granite steps liz 'front.' Of the Bradbui,'
residence at the corner Of Green aiiu
Bradbury streets. At the time OF '"'
improvements upon Green street eA'1'
vations made for the purpose Of recuc-
ing the grade If that street iei' '.'
original steps ut the approach lo \"
residence several feet above the IL.
walk and the now ones are much i''i7
" than The ola ona. They are ol sr.''
ite ana when completed will Be '"'
piece. of workmanship.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
FIRE IN GOLD MINE.
200 Hundred Miners Imprisoned. One TakeI
Out Dead. Mine Filled With Smoke.

colorado Springs. Noy. .c.-Word ha-
been received here from Telluride that
IRE. has destroyed the bullion tunnel al
the Smuggier Union gold mine. i'm
pllsoning 20c miners. Johr Nelson, q
miner. has been taken out dead anh
James O'Neill has been fatally burned.
The mine is filled with smoke and il
feared others will be suffocated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

Rev. J. X. Wilson lecture on Pres
ent Day Palestine; The Land Of Yes
terday in she Light OF Today" at thr
Winthrop Street Baptist church. Fl
day evening. Nov. -. at 1.45 promises
to b. of great interest as he is thor
oughly acquainted with his subject.
having recently visited the Holy Lane.
Admission. 2I cents. Tickets obtained
an the door
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

James Edward Hennessey. formerly
m this city. and now Of New I.nndor
COM. ANA Miss Ella J. Mckinley of
Bath. We're united in marriage Al !
Aa1E's church, Wednesday mornir,
by I'-v. q. ". Dohertv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
THE CzOLGOSZ TRIAL.
Total Expense in Money Of Trial and Convict
ion Was S1799.50.

Buffalo, \. v, Nov. 2o.-rhc expens
incurred in the trial and conviction ol
CZolgosZ. the assassin of President Nc.
kinley, was $l,99.J1. OF this sum Ron Wa
paid the attorneys who defended him
$1,000 was paid the alienists who emaxincn
him. *li4 was paid the deputies who
guarded him, S35 was paid for picture.
taken. and there is Il bill Of slia ~ for
the Transporting Of Czogosz and his
guards to Auburn
Ihis bill. it is expected. the state vii
pay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that at the requesi
Of the Board of Visitors 10 the Unhea
states Naval Observatory. an exam
nation will be held on December H.
Il and IS. at various places throughou'
tile United States, including Augusta
for the position of assistant astrononieF
i'll that United States Naval ooser'a-
tory. ut salary of S1soo per anhuii'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21
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oin.,, :. 'nanks. obituary aotss.s
"s =, -. q respect. etc. will BE- es..s
cbsrn. rae OF ten cents per nsH -
enarses less than seven,y.av. - -
All Advertising sn.o.,."v@ @
entertainments. who's. oh,... y
rs,s s !, ?, ..y money win be CHARGE I. =.
sins ~ notices. news form
= .1cilded from our local celunr. - -
eepl such as refer TO advertiser. ~. -
pins space IN our advertisins eoIr~..
and VIII De run under Z separsas ~:
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

EeF, Am Hayden has invited the
memb- " W the Augusta FESTIVAL
chorus to attend the union meeting
Thanksgiving day at the universallst
rhurrh ana assist il The singing. Many
HiiI ACCEPT Jhe invitation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

- serious accident occurred, Tuesday
msht. at the mill Of the Electric Light
aliu fower Co. at Pittsfield, leaving
,i,tsheld to darkness and long -disused
."ps A Hue in the boiler of the en-
s'ne collapsed, filling the room with
e ana steam. The alarm of fire was
souhded and the hose company quickly
responded. so comparatively little dam
age was done.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-21

z. L. Hovie Il building an extension
to his paint ana carpenter shop al the
corner Of Water and Gage streets. This
exc usior is to he 31X25 feet ana the up
Per story will BE- usea as Il paint shoT
while the lower story will serve tof
Storag. purposes.