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KILLING IN TENNESSEE.
j. II, Wright Killed Al Brun1ley and Mo
tally ANoupdad a H..

j. h. Wright Killed Al Brumley and Nor.
tally Wounded A, j. Hunt.
Coylngton, Fem. June News today
reached here that J II Wright lotc yes
terday afternoon shot aud perhaps mortal
~ wounded A. J. Hurt near R9ndolph
aud bad killed Al Brumley shortly after
Sn''ling Hunt Rrumley was sitting IN
the nan Of the residence OF Ms sop-f.+,,,
Alexander Rooth. who lives 4 short dis
l0gee from Hunts residence when Wright
suddenly appeared at the gate. Hc imnie.
oNJely hrel AZ Brumley and tho load fnok
ehcct In his head. instantly killing Mn,
lev for Booth "'"'h
II Is claimed that yesterday WMrht sept
wprd " both Hunt and Booth thar Ia
Was going 20 kin them Hunt had gone
r. ny stable 70 saddle his horse 10 20 Ia
kdhdolph and communicate with S6eriS
t0udtrdale When he VAS sh0t m the Se,S
and nsht hin By Wright Wright went
killing Brumley disappeared. Hmm h I'M,
alive, but his condition Is critical.
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STATE.

a state association OF retail grocsrs
aud butchers was organized at Fort
Worth.
number of charters we're fled with
the secretary Of state.
The Cotton Seed Crushers assoc'n'
tion elected officers and adjourned sine
die.
"une Christian church convention elect
ed officers and selected Dallas rs the
next place Of meeting.
Every county in the Sixth distri I
will probably furnish candidate for
congress.
The remains of Congressman Burke
were laid to rest at Dallas.
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Famous Stallion Dead.

sherman, Texas, juno 4,-rurfmen an
over the country will be interested IN the
news Of the death in sherman today Of
the famous stallion Jerome Turner. No.
sSGo he was - years old He nrst came
into prominence on the sherman track In
1854 and became the property OF Nr.
Thomas Forbes, Jr lie made his best
trottlnc record, 2;i5ts, az ST. Louis IN 1886
Ia 1885 on the day he made a record Of
2tTn his owner refused $4,000 FOR him
lie WAS the sire Of four colts that nave
made better than 2;li.
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Pensions for Texans.

VNptcIW 70 Tho post)
Washington, June 7.-Pensons grantea
Texans.
~ iginal-Jaeob G, Smith LulinF 81 In.
con Minhart, Houston SO; James McSIni,s"
HetSIhlnsi So George G, GLADDEN., Farm.
easse-Andrew D. Beatty. caplto,
tonic: sl9; wliloughby WethIey T 3on m
~ William smith. Grand Prairie Sf0,
" Wllior1 y nnaggett, Justin, Sl2; Davli e.
Grove, IS; Charles II Brown. vernon ii' ~
. Original widows etc Delllah n HIM
Columbus, s., Friedercke Busch. W,IJens
~ minor OF Elijah II. Standiford MontS.
=. War With Spain. original Robert 7
NnuTnn. Smiihyille' ST. Robert z. Hofstet.
Marlin, SIS. Ni1utoh
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evidence could be introduced and Prosecn
tor Hadley resumed the examination Of mis-
witnesses.
Officers who arrested Mrs Kennedy and
the patrol driver rccitod che trip with the
prisoner to the jail, but nothing important
was elected.
Or. o. G. Ross testified 10 Mrs KENNEDY
visiting HIS office Ia October lnat tvo
months before her marriage 10 Kenneif-
She had said hcr name was Mrs Case PAT.
ten, amt TINT her husband was profcs.
sional baseball player, She had recent ~
been married 10 Fatten, She told witness
hnt did not want the fact mude known,
MS Patten might lose his position on he
ball team. She stated she was In In.
cate condition, hut he could not tel posi.
lively II this were fact. and did NOT prc.
scribe for her She came twice again ana
asked him for treatment for her condition,
winch be refused,
ION the occuslou of the third visit aid
she say she was still In a delicate condi,
"she said she was not"
llr. Ross then told Of her calling on him
a fourth time on January 10, the day OF
was not Mrs. Patten, but She was NJ 3
Kennedy. She said that Kennedy Intended
70 bring suit to have theirs marriage set
1.-THE papers VIII he served tonight. sno
sud, and my father Will make me- hebt
the, annulmcnt proceedings and everything
viii come out
DR., Ross went 10 Kennedv's ofnce. Mrs
Kennedy followed the doctor closely ana
/ before the latter had time 20 turn away
she had asked Kennedy If he intcndrl Ia
, i've with her. receiving a negative reply
and began firing at him.
William shaw nj whose house Case Par.
ten had boarded, told OF Mrs. Kennedy ana
Patton being In each others compan n
good deal between July aud octubei l. IN,
last time Kennedy called az the house IN
see pattsn lle described the wounds on
/ IA Al In sassag
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PROGRESS OF THE TRIAL
ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY TAKEN IN
THE KENNEDY MURDER CASE.
Or. Ross Told Of the Accused Woman's
Visits to His Offce-Previous Char
acter Admitted as Evidence.

Kansas City, Mo, June I'm the lai
OF Mrs, Lulu Prince Kennedy, for the
murder Of her husband, today. much Of the
time was taken up arguing the puvlle e
claimed by the state OF bringing IN tcsti.
mouy bearing on the acts, conduct and
character Of the prisoner previous 70 the
killing. The defense Argued that nasmuch
as the plea of insanity would be mld in
behalf of the prisoner, such evidence was
not irrelevant.
Judge Woford finally decided that such
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KILLED HIS sWEETHEARr

Illinois Farm Hand Then KILLED
self-She Refused Him
Rockford. H., June 7-Nels MY
farm hand near Kingston, stung 2 !
fusll of Mrs. John Ledlg, 2 WIDOW,
come his wife. shot and Instantly
her. seriously injurlng her N9I' q,
Peter Wing, and with an armea "
pursuit, blew out his brains
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FoREIeN.

The delegation from the New York
chamber Of commerce was entertained
by the lord mayor Of London.
Carnegie signed the deed transferring
to the Scotch universities slO,00o,OGO
. per cent steel bonds
Delegates IN Cuba constitutional con
vention who voted TO accept the Platt
amendment decided to try to force the
radicals into line.
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WASHINGTON.

A communication concerning the Gu.
ban situation was received from Gov.
ernor General Wood.
An aualyzatlon showed no poison In
Mrs Mckinley's blood her condition
was unchanged.
The formulation Of the plan Of civil
government for the Philippines was In
nrngress
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COMMERCIAL.

Conflicting weather aud crop reports
further weakened July wheat.
Cotton advanced for both spots and
contracts In all markets.
stocks were dull aud sluggish, NOV
Ing irregulariy up aud down.
Both Dun and Bradstreet reported
some improvement in the trade sItua'
ton.
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preterred Death 10 ImpdsonF'

Toronto, Ont, June T'-Ra'neI Il
to the penitentlary to serve WI
year sentence for the roppets
in Aurora, Ont. Frank ku laS IA
committed suicide by 1umpas
ballustrate enclrclbng q gailei nis MI
lie fell thirty feet. strlklns M IL
the stone floor and fractures ~
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Brady Saws He's Out Of

Cincinnati. Ohio, June h7Nnys
Brady, formerly manager Of pasav I,
defendant in the proceedings ~
airy to prevent the Jefries.ha'& !
has notified counsel that be ny
from pugilistic management ~ i,ivsa
assist In appealing from 'ns ra Nv
granted by Judge HOLSTER, NJ, a
nounced In court today ha' 'I7'
be no appeal.
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Patents for Texans.
Special to The Post,

'NPeclal 10 The Postl
ans: 'NsUeu lex
Inn NJ, Bethel london stumn puller
John y, Harrison, lockwood: bentsr
ENcret' H. Mason, Clmksville buggy ION
support. "7H' tVp
John W, Morgan. San Auto,,io. ,,o,h,,,.
for making mattresses 'h"eu'He
CLAYTON I. Miller Silsbee: mall hoy
., nha!les r. slgg, san Antonio: scfaper
bicycle "l"' motor
Willie A, wilkins, Durango; spring enp
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pRUMMERs ELECTED OFFICERS.
s. P Jones Of Louisville Was Choser
for the PresideprV

o. y Jones OF Louisville Was Chosen
Tor the Presidency.
old Point Comfort, Va. June THE Ma.
uohai convention Of the commercial Tray
e,ers Protective Association today elected
Officers as follows: President. s p Zones
i ',"mssi'le' vice president, Nell Mccoulny
Rolti,unorrllce president Henry T. Boske.
SON SOM Racine Wis; fourth Vice presidenf
& NJ IISn9s louisiana; hfIn vice president
The e ihoingsbgry, Providence, II. l.
Of the SS s9,onaoi9 elected three members
Erwsi Il, Walker Saunders Virsiniss and
ST II orNis Nrandall and W. n. McConken.
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A desperate street duel, IN which two
men were Killed and two wounded.
The rivers and harbors committee IL
congress arrived aad go down the
bayou to Galveston.
Death of Major James H. Llttleheld,
well known Texan, in New York.
Prof. Attwater leaves with lot Of
samples of Texas resources for the
Southern Industrial convention at Phila'
delphia.
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Independence Must Be Chartered.

New York. June Thomas W. Iawson's
yscht the independence, VIII not be al,
lowed TO compete In the trial races pre-,
iiminary 20 the races for the Americas
cup until she has been chartered by some
member OF the New York Yacht club who
viii enter her for such events as she may
be qualified TO take part IN.
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ravlor,a case contInusa.

Brentwood, Texas, June
the State of Texas VS.. bll' -. a
continued till next term, sonC, q q NJ !. III
witnesses being absent; , Fssist
with the killing of fireh,a,m ii y.
Coleman Junction at inc W sSr,Isgt
tempted robbery, and is nov hlrs N
In the penitentiary FOR F0'FSs
at -ahat time.
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Oakland Winners.

San Francisco. June 7-seven furlonss.-
Home stake, Lilly Digs, Philada. Time
1,lJA.
Fonr furlongs Post Bell, Cousin Sue,
Robert Bonner II. Time !50h.
SiA fulongs. selling-~Odd Eyes, Yulc,
FrHnk WOng, Time Is
:, Six fuhonss Matilda o., Lucera Cerro
Ponto, fine .42i4.
Five aud o half furongs handicap
Jerretierre dor. Torso Maid, Vassalo
time ll0.
Mile and 100 yards. selling -Morops, All.
Ella, Lost Girl Time i;AS.
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lie RACES.
kiloeram Won Myrtle stakes.


New York June IA rain storm today
turned the Graycsend track into sea OF
mud. Three favortes were successful
leenora LorIng, dIalberdler and Roxane.
Burns on Kilosram made play for the
lead In the Myrtle stakes and got TO the
turn first. From here 10 the wire the
grams heels, Pmente the fayorite Van
second 20 the turn and then gave way 10
Latson and Intrusive. Kiiogram won
rather easily by length and hay
Five fuFlongs-Lepnora LoFlng. somer.
samit, icewater. Time i;039i
me Myrtle stakes. selling mile and
siye. Time i;4T
Five and half furlongs selling-,iIal.
1s04 3D. A'''
Dihlurhar. Time :4a1.5
About six furlongS- Rold Knight. Con.
tcnd, Godfrey. Time i.ls Ia.
Alle aud a sixtpenth-The Rhyner Ter.
minus, Herbert. Time 1913 So.
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CYCLONE IN LOUISIANA.
a Soy Killed and Young Man Injured.
Property DESTROYED.

Property Destroyed.
opelsusas' La, June IA terrific cyclone
passed across the extreme northwestern
corner Of this town this afternoon about
4la O'Clock and almost completely de-
molished the extensive buildings OF the
St Landry cotton oil mill, killing white
hoy aged "a, named Albert Gautreaux ana
seriously injured John zoder, young white
man. both OF whom were employed there
completely demolished the residences az
W. y. Lewis, Wylie Lewis ana Rem Ne
lancen and damaged a portion OF the olflce
building 81 the Opelousas Ice ana hottiinv
works, The path OF the cyclone was onlS
about 900 feet 1'|
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Green on d Kentucky wan

jamestown, Tenn, June 7.-ol weu ~.
81 sunnyhrook Ky, has turned out Ia
pumping green oil at 500 barrels nor a.
Several new wells have been strnstp ~ nay
zen 20 twenty barrels. Thirty weIis ' ora
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Bernhardt MN play po,,.

London, June 7.-sarah Bernhard, -,
J, t''s No, Neheo a hundred nights In America
Y Maud Adams Juliet This imnorts,,.
saealrlcai event was arranged last a,s,, III
IN 49, supper given by Sarah Rernhardt ~
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X x 4 c / WON.
groves Iasteless Chill Tonic.
Sentence COMMITTED.

80 nssr, colo, June THE state hoard
~ sa'Gcns tonight commuted 10 oisstaau
yvess Tue life sentence Of q. o,EeIly M
Iesse James. hvra' the slayer OF
Aeily has but four years 10 serve
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eAsEeALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Baltimore, June THE Baltimores won
from Cleveland today in the seventh in
ming. Score:
n.,.,..o, oo, uo az, r 4 y
Cleveland .... 900 $50 4UO-- y II 3
:, McGinnIty and nrcnabnn; Moore and
Wood,
Boston, June T.-Boston won Today In the
eighth inning, scoring three runs on u villa
throw by Connor and four singles Captain
Duty was presented with silver loving
cup when he stepped 20 the plato In tue
second Inning Attendance 5000. Score:
Boston ........ oOl OGo 03s- 4 4
SIilwaukec .....,., 100 OOi OuO- q 4
Young aud Screcki Reidy aud Common.
Washington, June 7.,-Chicago defeated
Washington today through heavy batting
aud Grlfhth's work in the box. Score,
Washington .....Yo20 002 Dob a Z s
Chicago ........ysO0l 80 US2-io II 8
Carrick ana Clarke; Griffith and Sulli.
van.
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EoAEMAl NO cuRn. MO- rAr

n IvIl ar nisgt win refund your money
worm NJ IMMINENT fails to cure Ring.
Plmplss sns h. old Ulcers and Sores,
all akin diss,s s.aehneadl on the face. and
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OIL DEVELOPMENT.

There Is renewal Of activity IN
Spindle Top land at Beaumont
The Gober well has been abandoned.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


- 'E-IT7NF'F ~ T IFV TVNT-T
Washington, June T.-Captaln Thomas s.
bratton, assistant surgeon u. &. Il "a.
ne, rom further duty In the division Of
ozark for duty In the Department. az ravss'
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Washington. June 7-Iae ~
Of Indian affairs has te lew thst ~
from Colonel Rdndle 81 IN KlsA
standing the agitation ~
ton all Is quiet. ------.s.,,
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST 1T.
You know the satisfaction Il will give
Has stood the test for twenty years
Groves rasteless Chill Tonic.
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sPoRr.

The Kecne stable took the English
oaks Cap and Bells II WINS ridden by
Henry.
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AII VoIunteers ComIna Homo.

Al volunteers coming Rome.
Washington, June IA cablegrna
was received at the war depart
ment today from General Mac.
Arthur at Manila, announcing that
all the volunteers have left the PM,
lppines, en- route Tor the United
States.
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ToDAY's ENTRIES

ngh weight handicap. about six furlonrs
T I'm Dois NJ Water Color i24, Sweet
W lsia 10 Cola spinner. All Gold tx
Dublin III, Margravlate. Himself i17 Ia,
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Difficult
Digestion
That is dyspepsia.
II makes life miserable.

1850 - ~JSPeF9'as
Il makes life miserable.
Its sufferers eat not because thew
WANT to---but simply because they
MUST.
They complain Of abad taste in the
mouth. a tenderness at the pit Of The
stomach. a feeling Of puffy fulness.
headache. heartburn and what moi.
Hoods SArsapariila cured Joseph r. I.,na
Flanagan. KY who writes; = | was troublsS
With dyspepsia for number Of years ana
took medicine that did me no good. w.s
advised BY friends TO try Hoods Sarsaparllla
which aid and Il put my bowels In perfect
eendhsen. gave me strength and energy ana
made nae feeliike new person"
HOOd's Sarsapas-sssa
Promises to cure ard keeps the prom
Use, Beware Of substitutes. Buy
Hoods and only Hoods.
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The coming game Sunday between Pal
estine's club and the hremcn TX looked
forward to by the baseball enthusiasts
with great deal Of pleasure. FOR 1t viii
be the best game Of the season beyond
doubt. Mike O'Connor captain Of the Wis.
ltlug club, has a strong team this year
and VIII give the fremcn n hard strug-
gle Tor the Victory Our boys are prnctic.
ing daily and are anxious for another
chance at Palestines crack team. Umpire
Proctor VIII call play al $3.50 p. m. The
line mp Will be as follows:
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BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST
Sroves Takteless chill Tonic.
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FREE.

Plain Facts for MsA ,..l
MY newest book, "Manllssss's5s I !
HeaithS should be In he III, ,'sIlsl
man, young and old, il t4 hrs
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Birmingham, Ala, June Birmingham
Won from Little Rock today in the most
exciting game ever Witnessed in this city
With two men out Ia the ninth inning and
Cne nsses iplI Little Rocks pitcher hit
gave another base of balls, forcing In
Nv? runs and winning the game Popp
Score:
ne n II %
Birmingham 600 OOO O02-- :
latte Rock ,..... 900 col 600 4
Wilhelm ana Culver; Popp, Blackburn
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 7. Memphis hit
me bail today when hits meant runs ana
defeated Nashville by score OF 4 "a .
The bcx work OF both Shields and DobbS
was of high order. Fifteen hundred peo.
PIE saw the game Score
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. NOV. l2.-Since Monday
night the storm has continued its east
ward movement with still further in
crease in intensity and is central. to-
night near the New England coast.
Temperatures have fallen greatly in
th.- Lake region ana tn" southern par-
ton Of the middl" Atlantic states. They
are however. very little below the sea-
SCEaI average. The weather will clear
in New England ana northern New
York during Wednesday and elsewhere
thrpug hUut the country IL Will be- fair
For Thursday. generally fair weather
j. probable over all districts. no pre-
,ipitation of consequence being indi-
Gated. 1t will be colder, Wednesday.
in the Atlantic states. ON the New
England coast there will be west to
northwest gales. Wednesday. diminish
iii1 Wednesday night. on the middle
Atlantic coast winds viii w high
nori hwosterly. Wedne sday. dim nish-
ing by night. Storm warnings src dis
PLAYED on the Atlantic coast from Del
aware BrcakWJter t" Eastrort and at
Baltimore
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
KEEN COLLEGE MEN.
Tac Food of Harvard Brain Workers and
Athletes

Memorial Hall at Harvard where
SOM. Twelve hundred uf the men cat.
j, uarticularIy interesting. The dining
room is an enormous gothic hall fin
ieh.d in old English oak with wide,
..taincd-glass windows on III" sides.
rhc walls are hung With portraits Of
aims. .rious graduates and bcnefactols
oi past generations.
The students have good food To eat
and plenty of it, The hall is run on a
,.0-oporativc plan SO that il costs e"me-
,hine, less than four dollars week for
br,rl. To this place three times day
rpmp men. whose lives for the time
I,eirr are given to serious. lnteiicctual
work. and 10 accomplish this, they are
keen enough to realize that proper food
i. absolutely necessary.
one is particularly struck ~ the N"!-
Ioyy narkages Of Grale-NutS standing
II, nearly every table. which the men
,.,,,.,.b..a nj syrccer> stores and bring
in ror their personal use. TheN quick
~. end ont by practical demonstration
tra+ brain work cXhaustS IN" pho$-
,,l,.,tes ami that nature demands that
,bis I...s hc made up. and mAdh up
from food
tr,pa-Euts is ready to be used With
.,u+ cooking. il is a Scientiic icod
u,,irh uourishes and builds up the
,...,ir and is particularly suited To the
needs OF students.
rho VARSITY athletes ais" eat It to
keep their digestive organs ~ Ie,it..'.
i m,rl<in- order - that they Gar stand
tie great strain Of both o'uN "'''
bead-work when important '''''''N -
shall come. IA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Very Rev. Michael {. O'BIien WAS
born in county Kerry, ireland. ~ years
agp. His early education was obtained
n his native country and he came to
America in 1859. Tie entered ST
Charles College. E.mmittspurg. Md. in
1861 and subsequently graduated from
ST. MaryS seminary, Baltimore in
1859
He was ordeined a priest at the
cathedral in Portland, Sept. !. 1860. un-
Ter the jurisdiction Of the rate Bishop
Bacon. He was then IA months under
the CanoniCal age and a special diSpen-
sation had to be obtained 10 permit his
ordination. He served as an assistant
priest at Portland. then as pastor at
Rockland. Augusta. Exeter. n H., and
az assistant at st. Johns church, Ban-
gor.
In 1877 he took charge OF the parish
Of Old Town and Orono. While at this
place he acquired Il knowledge of the
Indian language that has made him
famous throughout the world
In 1880 he came to Bangor as pastor
Of st. Mary's church ana mas since pre-
sided over that parish. His great work
in Bangor is atteSteu 10 hy all classes
of citizens. In 1891 he became vicar
general of the diocese of Maine and. af-
ter the death of Bishop Hcalcy, acted
as administrator OF the diocese until
the consecration Of Bishop O'tonnell
Father O'l;rien WAS an honorcd
member oc the Maine Historical So
cicty His knowledge or the Indian
language was not surpassed by any
person in Maine if in the country. He
was an authority on the derivation 81
the many names that designate lccali-
ties in State. nearly All Of which can hc
traced to the Indians. lie was Il lin
guist Of rare note, speaking eight diff
fcrcnt languages with ease and 1luency.
Thirty years ago he presided over the
Catholic church in this city At that
lime he ministered to Ihe spiritual
wants of thr Catholics in Augusta,
Hallowell. Gardiner ana Togu@.
In Bangor hi friends are many ana
throughout the state his memory will
long he reNered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Funeral OF Fr. O Bricn Mex. Friday.

Bangor. M,.. NOV. 1.-THE funeral
services Of the hate Neiv Rev. Michael
charles O'Hricn. pastor of st. Mary ;
church in this city and formerly vicar
General AMI administrator of The diG-
res. nf Portland. Will ~ held at Z
o'clock Friday forenoon. tn" services
win be attended by church dicnitarie,
and priests from all over New Eng
i.p6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Tn. Louisville detectives think that
the man found dead in the jefferson
willie hotel Thursday. when an attempt
is supposed to have been made to de
fraud the lifa nsuranc" companies. Vn~
Charles Goodman of Evans, iIir. Inl .
Goodman left the sally a.itn y my neal
quarters i'll LoUisVill'. .ln.-,i"5
nipht saying he was going to indiana.
ana has not returned. II is said m.
description Of Goodman ANA that Of the
man who was afterwards fn;;rd dea
t1lIy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Heavy Weather Over Jamaica.

Kingston. Jam. Nov. l2.-'lhr north
.rn ana eastern portions of tie island
are cut off from Kingston ~ heavy
weather. Rivers have overlooked their
hanks ana are doing considerable dam
age to the railroad line to Port Anton:"
and the north side towns. Tn" extent
of the damage is not known. owing I"
the interruption of telecraphic COM
municaticn. No loss of life is reported
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

The Hyde Light Guards cleared about
1900 by the food fair at Bath which
closed Saturday night. More than 10
n"0 persons attended and it was the
most successful the company has ever
conducted