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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

lion. l.. +. Carleton, chairman of The
ho&rd Of fish and game commissions.
mas been notified of the outcom. of the.
preliminary hearing of Howard Libby
Of columbia Falls. charged with vin-
tatinE the gam. laws. 1t seems he was
tiled before Trial Justice. Smith at Ma
'hlaS. Friday. was found guilty of hav-
ing parts Of It calf moose in his pos
session contrary to law and VAS sen
teured 1" l'ay a iine of $500 ana costs
re appealed. Il. Y. Curran Of Calais.
appeared for the state: e. H. Don
worth Of Machas, for the defendant.
chairman Carleton received Il letter
from Libby. Monday. asking the low
st amount If money required To settle
n" case. Mr. carleton Informed the
journal. last night. that he would not
treat with Libby: that the case was in
liz hands Of Game Warden Ross who
Rad hIs instructions what to do
There isn't Il particle Of doubt" said
chairman carleton. that Libby is
guilty .! slauGhterins a whole moose
family. To Lee sure he had n light To
Kill the bull moose but he went fur
thrr ANA shot the COW and III. calf
Mr.. Ross has his orders to prosecute
this case 10 the fun extent OF the law
Libby wrote me. today. asking how
much he would have To pay to settle
the case. ana | referred the letter 10
Warden I:oss. who has charge Of the
mttt"r. The killing of cow ana calf
lncos,. is becoming too frequent ana
tn" only Way TO put Il stop to it is by
enforcing the LAW to the letter That
=.
Law will be vigorously enforced against
All .-iplatolS''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
A CARD.

We the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 50 cent bott,e
of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar IL il
fails to cure your cough or cold we
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded
Bowditch Se Webster. Einsman Pharmacy
i. \. Courtema nche. c. X Partridge.
ARTHUR Tetrault Temple Pharmacv
Jonn Jnlls Coughiln. Augusta
J. G. Houlehan, c. III Heane
oc'isdS"@o 0ardtner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

gsant. Webber Lewis; master-at-arms
Harry Small: 1st master of the guard
Chas. Reed; I'd master of the guard
Elton Aver, sentinel. ]. A. Wyman
picket. Harlin Seavey: trustees. Mich
ael Mountain.
The woolen mill is now running on
full time and parts of il over town.
The winter term of school at Oak
Grove Seminary began Tuesday, Dec ,.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. +. Ann Smiley and daughter.
Hiss Olive. have gone to Boston for the
winter
Frank Bishop Of Dorchester. Mass
is visiting his cousin. Elmer Hamlin.
Eben Hunting is selling his stock pre-
paratory to moving. in few days. 10
Haverhill. Mass.
Tn" selectmen have employed George
6. Robbins 10 Duild q snow roller for
the town and Mr.. Robbins is NOW
building it 1T his shop in AugustfR
Asa Robinson has erected a. building
at West Sidney for a fish market
Inere mas Decn some very cold
weather here, the past week Friday
morning it was Il below ana Il below
Saturday morning. Teams are now
crossing 'he river 70 riverside ana the
ice in the river Is said to he to s
ihcnes thlck.
Miss Mamie Clark is visiting relatives
for Il few days in Augusta.
Miss Alma Taught has finished
teaching school in Wellington. and is
now teaching il New Gloucester.
Francis Binckley, who has been at
work about a month for Arthur Smiley
finished, last week. and has gone 10
l'luehill 10 visit his brother.
Frank Fau-h, visited Moncbaeta, Nv,
900 pound horses OF owen Wcllmar IF
Augusta
t,b, uio,, ,,.;,,, e.,.. ,..
10 - into th. woods in . fe,v 5ays IN.
The winter IN m. .mnlov o,f ~. a..
,ue+., Iun,h.,. ,.n
Nii'SH HILL,
St+hObl II -i,.i
mcnctd. last week. under tn. instllIc-
ton Of Mrs. Marietta Robbins If south
aSSaln"r
Mrs Mandana I.awton passed last
week with Mrs. Ellen Page at East
NaSsalboru.
IN. vt,,,,,, wv, ,,..,.l ,,....
..,-.r knov.,, j.. .,,l, d, ~, -. :.
hIncs.I ~. ,,,a., j.. h..,,I,. ~. ,,-,.
th,. n,ci1 ,.,rri.r b,,l ,n,,r,l.
IN .noysb,as
''"''H ''i'' I'tt
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Mrs f-nl"IIne Lewis Of Whitrilrld. is
Spending tht winter with her sister,
Mt~. sarah Jones.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Table S-Summary for II leading IN
dustrics.
Table - comparative summary for
the cities Of Lewiston and Portland.
i>9o- 1900.
rhple 9--l'rhan manufactures.
lhhl" 6--State by selected industries
Mr. North writes that he csppcialI>-
desires thc leading characteristics of
'he manufacturing DEVELOPMENT Of The
state. historically and otherwise and
~" present extent ana pecuiiarittrS of
inns development. The foregoing tables
indlcat" what a vaIuabl. portion Of
IN" census til" forthcoming volume Viii
he. and III Mr.. Matthew's skilled hands
III. Introduction will he no les, in,.r-
tsting than the figures themselves
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Fred Bcnnett paid q fine of y III tht
ln,al police court for drunkenness
which constituted the Who'll" business
IN the criminal line transacted y"St"r-
4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
The Great Voting Contest at
The PEOPLES Store

Is n"w going on. A beautiful diamond
r,ng is to be given away. Jan. l, 1902, to
thc lady receiving the most votes.
III" contest is open II all. Write IA
Your vote tn" nam" nf anyone that yuu
would iik" Ia see got this beautiful di:-
Im"nd ring, and deposit thc votes in the
vote with each Twenty-Five cents worth
of goods SuId.
The following is the standing Of tn.
candidates who have five or more votes:
tJ'IJ-.1.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

A Turkey dinner will be served Al The.
Methodist vestry. today from II {" :.
prize ., cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

II WAS much Interested. said :, gem
tlcIIIan " hom the Journal met ut the
STAT. House. yesterday, in following
the case of Henry Lambert recently
convicted OF murder at Dover. The
outcome Of the trial recalled To mind
the fact that three out OF the five mur
.icr eases tried in the STATE this Year.
under the direction Of Attorney General
George NJ. Seiders, Were dependent en-
tirely upon circumstantial evidence,
ana Yet 50 skillfully did General Seid-
crS wety,. tn" net work Of guilt about
th- accused men that two out oi the
thr," we're convicted.
''Thr first ease was that Of Knight
who was accused Of killing Fannie
.;praguc. IL that case acuuital was the
result But in the Alexander Trrrio
ease at SkoN hogan. who WAS charged
with numbering Matthias Pare On the
Misery tote road in March last. the cyl
n. nee. was All circumstantial and 1t re-
.uirrd unc-aSing efforts to convince th,
nIry that Terrio was tn" guilty one. In
this trial General SeiderS bad Tor OPP
posing counsel two of tn" abieSi laW-
vcrs Of Maine. Hon. -. j. McGiiilcudly
ana IA. Norey Of Lewiston, and th"E
made a splendid defence. But the gov
rrnmeut had gone into the cas-" with
much raic and General Seiders spent
great deal of timn in unraNelling tn"
l,n0tty problem 10 his own satisfaction
b.for. presenting it to the jury. ~ is
no wonder hr won. for his Work vas
complete.
The Lambert case was s"nleNh IA T
like that of T,rrio. in that there Wa,
M direct evidence to show that on the
night Of the Eth Of May last Henry
Lambert did murder j. Wesley Allen
his wifi. and daughter. IT tnen nom" ~
The town Of Shirley. And yet IN" Jury
vus convinced Of Lanlbert %uilt ~ :
ter being out only little over wv"
ho,1rs. The way General Selders manu-
led this ease cannot be too highi! COM
uanded In this ease. also. ht" had 10
combat a skillful ana able aWN'f.
Henry Hudson of Guilford.
General Seiders has personally 'on-
duoted the FIVE murder trials "t th''
State. this year. He won four out "i
m. number Knight was ac"ui'eh.
,;rofrnm and Hr1inard ar" III stat
nrison, and .TcIrin and Lambert ar"
,v-aiting tn" result NJ their appeals
hoth having been convicted IN "i'l-
t;on RiIl Hands. the negro. Wh" vas
ip,,,licataa with Graffam in the mnrdrE
~ Milford Mosher and his mother. WIS
,.nrvictcd OF manslau2htcr Tor MS COM
nlici,v before the fact and IL now s"rN-
inc q 10 wears sentence at lh"maStoh.
,,roraI Seiders has don" Il good year
work.
| Hon = W. Matthew's c"''l'niSS'" or
ot labor statistics. mas oetu i.'"ofeo
with :. request thar ne Nil'e ''i' le-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Eev. pr John snyder Of Wellesley
Hills. Mass. was visitor at the Capt.
tol, Yesterday and visited all parts of
the big building i'll the company Of GOV
trnnr Hill. DIR. Snyder preached at the
CniN"rSalist church on sunday in en-
change with tn" pastor. Rev. &. a.
Hayden. ana WAS 4 guest of Governor
ana Mrs. Hill during his stay in the
city. For >. wears Dr Snyder was .nr
pastor uf the church nf the Messiah
one oi n" most prominent Initali ian
churches III St. Louis. Mo. Or. shy
der ofiiciat"d IL the marria g Of COY
trnor 1nd Mrs. Hill While pastor u
that church. He was very much pleased
with tne State House ana AL that he
SAW there. and expressed surprise that
Mainc's capitol building compared 50
tavoranly with tn" ctpitols ot oth"v
ana more prosr erous states. which ha
had visited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10
NORTH MONMOUTH

Tho Daughters Of Liberty entertained
The Junior order American Mechanics
ANA their families at their hnll, Satur-
day evening. The exercises r-rr,. Very
Interesting. After tn. entertainment
al went TO Hcrry's hail. where. sand
wiches. cake and coffee were served in
i,dundance. After refreshments Il s0-
ciahlc time was enjoyed Prescott
brothers furnished music. All pro
nounced it 4 good time. These orders,
are in / tiourishng condition and a
benefit to the you;:; people as well as
some older ones. Meetings are held
every week by both orders. the Junior
o. 4. NJ. Monday evenings. and
Daughters Of Liberty, Friday evenings
Mills are running on fuil time. Help
is scarce. Everybody is busy in this
village.
Mrs Elyina Hammond is quite sick
at tl,. home Of her daughter Mrs. Fred
Norris.
CHURCH HILL.
Loren Proctor was III Gideon Halo
wells. last week.
Benz. Lewis Of vaSsalboro. was on
the Hill. Friday
John r. church has moved his boiler
and engine home.
Owing 10 tn storm the stage and
The free delivery carrier failed to make
their trips Wednesday and Thursday.
NORTH vAssALBORo.
Th. following are the names Of the
newly elected officers Of Valley Tent,
80. Il. Nnights Of the Maccabees:
Commander. II. p. Aver: lieutenant
commander, ChaS. Axiom: record keeper.
:. Il. hichardson: finance keeper. =. II.
Wymar. chaplain. Geo. Perry: SER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

After the first IF january. the secre-
ttrN Of Stat" will publish IL list Of all
corporations formed under th,. general
law of tn" State during the Year 1901
The list will show that the gain in the
number OF companies organized will be
more than 100. and that ,hc gain in the
total amount of capital stock author
iZeh VIII be Very large. Heretofore the
state treasurer has been in the habit
Of publishing the names Of new com
panles in his annual report but this
Year the secretary Of State will DO 50.
IN the state assessors report will he
printed a list OF all companies against
which Franchise tax has been assess
ed. Not all Of the companies upon
which the tax has been levied have
paid. The total tax assessed amounts
10 81 900. but il is not expected that
more than S35. .eoo will be paid
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

>THE fact that so many lawyers, :
~ writers, preachers and thinkers are
devoted to coffee has caused it to be called
the intellectual Beverage" Coffee of
high grade is unquestionably a great /
stimulant to brain workers, and Chase 4
& Sanborn's Coffee is especially val.1- 4
able. If you would be brilliant thinker,1 z
drink it. A pound Of such coffee is I
7 worth two pounds Of ordinary coffee /
{; Why not give it a trial the next time
you buy coffee?
| /
grades
ed hmel
1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Hon :. w Matthews. c"iumisS'on"r
ot tabor statistics. has been h"hored
win 8 request that he write the Dc
.rr;ntive introduction to the s'hus,lcs
rararding Maine manufactures III th"
forthcoming volume Of the census II"
iny,,ation comes from ;. ). T. North.
,-b, is chief statistician Of mHnufact-
uraa To aid him in his work Mr. Nat
th.n.s mas been furnished with II" fol
lowing tables: -,
ram. 1-comparativt summary ~"
), ,no,, with per cent II increase foE
each decade.
rn,,Ia e-S Summary for all establish
ments
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

The Following companies have filed
articles Of incorporation at tht. Office Of
the secretary Of state:
The Eastern Electric Express Co. or
gained at Lewiston, for the purpos,. nf
carrying on Il genera! express business
with 10000 capital stock of which $15G
is paid in. The officers are: Presidents:
W. =. Sawyer of Lewiston: treasurer.
Gertrude a. Sawyer of Lewiston. Ger
tit:cat" approved, Dec. 3. 1891.
The William carter 90. organized at
Portland. for the purpose OF nanufac
turing knit ANA textile goods Of all
kinds. with 500, 500 capital stock OF
which $500 is paid in. The officers arc.
President, Jed +. Farming of Portland:
treasurer. Harry Il. Virgin of Portland.
, Certificate approved. Nov. T.. 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-10

Visitors t" the fish ana game mus,.-
nm: Eva E. Dunham. Eassalboro; Miss
Minneola Clough. Winthrop Center:
Mrs. J. G. Littlefield. Mrs. F. l.. Olsen.
Hallowell: Mr.. ana Mrs. +. J. Denni-
son. Lawrence, Mass.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

The failure of Governor Durbin to
obey the constitution of the United
States in refusing to return w. ). Tsy-
lor and Charles Finley to Kentucky
will be made the subject of congress
sionsl inquiry. Congressman James
M. Robinson, Of Indiana, has introduced
resolution directing the judiciary
committee of the house to investigate
and report as to whether the constitu-
ton and statutory provisions In refer
ence to rendition of fugitives from JUS
tice are being ignored by the govern
ors of any of the states of the United
States. This will open the whole sub
ject of Governor Durbin's alleged re-
missness of duty and doubtless will
create a good many lively scenes in the
committee before it is disposed of.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
ONE DOLLAR A PLATE.


viii BE the Price At the jackson Day
banquet.
The committee on arrangements for
the Jackson day bsnquet to be held at
TOmlinson hall, Indianapolis, on the
evening of Jan. 3, has decided to m axe
1t dollar banquet. Several party
leaders we're in favor of giving Sd
banquet, but the committee after some
discussion, decided that 1t would be IN
fair TO the party masses TO place the
price so high. The tickets will be
printed and ready for distribution by
the first of next week. Tickets will
probably be put on sale at the Grand
hotel and arrangements will be made
to place them on sale in all the sur.
rounding counties.
In case Mayor Rose and Governor
Montague reach the city in time on the
day of the banquet the committee Cd
reception will arrange public recep-
ton for them at the Grand hotel in the
afternoon.
The committee is as follows: w. III.
Hawkins, Bert Cochran, Thomas Coyle,
Richard Calemsn, Dan Pyle and DE-.
Tom DugaD. The meeting will be
held at 8 O'Clock.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
New Game Law Danger.

Confidence men have discovered a
way TO use the Indiana game law TO
fleece unwary farmers. James Morti-
mer of Pulaski county was the victim
of two men who represented themselves
to be Chicago bankers. They we're well
posted on the state game law, and they
requested him to grant them written
permit to hunt on his farm. They wrote
out permit for three days of sport for
So which they paid and one day last
week this permit turned up at one OF
the banks as a promissory note fof $500
which had been sold to an innocent
purchaser. Ten other farmers near
North Judson have been swindled In
the same way.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

it is monarch of the field in which
it circulates. Its success against
odds at the beginning can be attri-
buted to the fact that it is essentially
newspaper. 1t has hued to the
line, giving the news at all times.
1t has representatives in all parts of
the county and is the only Marshall
county publication that keeps a reg
ular solicitor and news gatherer in
the country. 1t today leads all
other Marshall county papers in
circulation. AT present it occupies
its own building, located in the
town center. That it is welding a
satisfactory influence is evidenced
by the large family of regular read
ers in all portions of the county. 1t
begins its eighth year with the best
prospects IN all its history and will
seek TO make itself even more APP
preciated than ever before,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
VITAL STATISTICS REPORT.
A Falling on In the Death List-PreV
alence of Diseases.

A Falling on In the Death List-Prev-
alence of Diseases.
There were =, i02 deaths in the state
in November, as shown by the reports
sent to the state board of health,
against 1914 in October, tie proceed
ing month. In November, 1900 there
were 1854 deaths, a larger number
than i'm the same m 0nth of this year.
The deaths under one year of age last
month were 325; to ) years, I57; from
60 and over, 637 Deaths from con-
sumption were 293: typhoid fever, l56;
diphtherla, 43; scarlet fever, s; pneu-
monia, 2Q6; cerebro meningitis, l3; in
fiuenzs, 10; cancer, So; diarrhOeal dis
eases, 56; puerpersl fever, ID: violence,
106; smallpox =.
The cities, representing population
of S47,302, reported $50 deaths, while
the country deaths numbered l,446.
The sickness reports showed that brOn-
chitis was the most prevalent disease.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Some sober Reflections.

The gospel of Christ taught by an
earnest, capable man cannot but bring
about results, for good in any commun-
ity. The prsctual lessons In the life of
Christ and his early disciples when set
fourth by an educated man contain 80
much that tends to the betterment of
mankind and the uplifting of human
ity-that the visits of such en- one are
like the GASES In the desert of doubt
and uncertainty in the minds of 30
many of our people. Church going is
habit not easily formed, but unfor
tunstely very easily broken and in this
community some very good and influ-
entail men have not formed the habit
of going, or If they even did, very soon
lost the hsbit-Why 10 1t that they are
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

same with me again, although it Is not
my intention now to take such an &C.
tive part. 1t is my idea, however, that
1t is the duty of every man to take an
interest In politics. | believe it is for
the good of the country"
Much of Chairman Martins time is
taken up now with his duties ss stale
tax commissioner, SO he is not in posi-.
ton TO give his attention to the state
organization. He believes that not
more than four members of the present
committee will be members OF the or
gsnizstion next year.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
FOOTS UP THREE MILLIONS.
The Glenn Studebaker Estate Exceeds
Original Valuation.

The Glenn studebaker Estate Exceeds
Original Valuation.
The largest bond ever filed in north
ern Indlsns and one Of the very largest
in the state, has been filed by Mrs. Ann
Studebaker, Col George NJ Studebsker
Clement Studebaker, Jr, and Mrs
Charles Arthur Carlisle. joint executors
of the late Glenn Studebaker's estate
II is for $500 0C0 and is furnished by
Baltimore trust company.
BY the terms of the will 5000 shares
of the 6,lS5 held by the late Mr. Stude-
baker in the Studebaker Manufacturing
company, we're given to the three chill
dren, share and share alike, with certain
amounts in cash and $4,000 to each of
the seven grandchildren, ss we'll as GER
trim residence properties.
The 10, lS5 shares left to the widow at
par value, which is far below their real
value, and $4,000 stock at par value
in the Mlshawska Wool Boot company
together with large block of very val
liable South Bend Gas company stock,
also about $500 acres of farm land and
about S200,C00 insurance, with some
business blocks, ETC., foot up S1,1S5,OO0
after all requests are met. The Tippe-
canoe Place mansion belonged to Mrs.
Studebsker.
1t is safe to say that the late Glenn
Studebsker's estate was nearly $1,000
600 under present valuations.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Parks NJ. Martins Views.

Chairmen of the Democratic State
Committee Parks Nj. Martin, of Spen-
Ger, says, in an Indianapolis News in.
terview, he sees no reason why the
democrats will not be in better posi-
ton to make winning fight next year
than they were a year ago. He thinks
the democrats will have plenty of
issues, but that the silver question is
dead or at least settled for many years.
The question of bimetalism, he be-
lieves, is also thing of the past. He
is not certain, he says, but that the gold
standard is fully established, but the
money question may come up from
time to time in some form. The pres
ent session of congress. he says, may
make political capital for the demo.
Gratis.
II ia the intention of Chairman Mar
tin, after the reorganization of the state
committee Jan. 8, to retire from active
politics. He has been state chairman
during the last three campaigns and
also chairman of the second district
He Is not candidate for district chair.
man. 81 have promised myself" said
he. "at the end of every campaign not
to take such an active part in the next
fight, but when the time came around
| was always in the thick of it the same
as before. l suppose 1t will be the
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
THE SCHLEN VERDICT.

The verdict of the Schley jury is
no verdict at all as effort has been
made to satisfy both sides in the
controversy, thus leaving the mat
ter as it stood before the trial
Dewey, who is in position to take
position in opposition to the navy,
evidently expressed his candid SEN
timents. The other two members
of the investigating committee be-
ing more or less under the discipline
of the department and perhaps more
or less jealous of Schley doctored
their report enough to exhonerate the
navy. 1t matters little what the de-
cision of the investigating commit
tee, just public sentiment will re-
ward Admiral Schley as he so richly
deserves.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

Speaking of the present congress
the Washington Post gives this Bit
OF interesting information about the
boosted harmony IN the Republican
party: cit is doubtful if any con.
gress has ever assembled in which
the majority party was SO divided ir
opinion as to subjects and character
of legislation as is the republican
majority in the congress that meet.
today. Upon all the great ques-
tons that have been before the
country since the last congress ex-
pired, and upon which this congress.
has been expected to act, there are
radical and seemingly irreconcilabls
differences"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

Henry A. Barnhart, publisher of
the Rochester Sentinel, handled
the Grange convention in his paper
last week most enterprisingly. Mr.,
Barnhart knows what the public
expects of newspaper and he
never disappoints. The people OF
Fulton county should manifest an
appreciation of such enterprise as
has characterized the Sentinel.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

held that Nicholson la y remembrance
against granting license TO specified
applicant, filed jnst before session of
the board Of county commissioners, 10
be sufficient to defeat an application
presented at the next session of the
board. 1t is also held that IemOD-
strators can etfectualy demonstrate
against an applicant even if he person
who is. expected to make application for
doing so.