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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25

Mary Geeger, of Parkersburg,
ten years old, so badly burned last
Sunday evening, by her clothing
catching fire, died from the effects
Monday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25

There is something wrong with
the woman who sometimes doesn't
love the man she loves as she
would love a little cbild.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25

The man never lived who could
make woman see that store eggs
can be as fresh as those of her own
hens if they we're laid later.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25

The coal merchants are happy
likewise the plumber.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25

The current caused by the rise
in the Kanawha river, Sunday,
brought Mr.. Mace Maupin's ferry
cable at South Side, to the top of
the water, and he had to out it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25

The nurse of growing tempta-
tion is desire.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25

The new steel plant at Parkers-
ersburg began running to-day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25
Information Wanted.

The manufacturers of Banner Salve
having always believed that no doctor
or medicine can cure every case, but
never having heard where Banner
eczema or piles, as matter OF curiosity
would like to know is there such cases.
If so they will gladly refund the money
A. @. Van Glider.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25

The foolish turkey continues to
eat corn and grow fat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-12-25
RndIY Rnrne,I.

IRIS. j. r.. F1LsoN AND FAMILY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
The CHALLENGER COMMITTEE
viii Meet. Tonight Will Probably Grant Lip
ton The Time Requested.

New York. May 23.-Scc."tary j. Y.
s. pdtic ur III" New York Yacht club.
has taken steps toward calling TO-
grth"r the challenge committee of the
yacht rluh. This committee consists M
Commodore Lcdyard. Vice tomn"i"r"
August Belmont. Second Vice tommo-
lnrr d. T.. l. Robinson. Secretary j.
Y. {. oddi". l.. y. Brown. G. oliver
Ie,.iin. and :. Nicholson Kane. Several
az these gcntl' l'ncn wcrc ont ~ the city
and kilograms Were sent to them urE-
ing their return ~ the city for the
meeting. tomorrow evening.
Air odd. refused To- make and for
nal Statement. ANA ~ no other mcm-
hcra Of The club Mo are in touch with
the situation N"r" present tho sense
ol tEc ,ldh nn 1.irton'S proposal to rae"
Shamrock | in place of his wrecked
yacht could not br obtained. 1t WAS.
however, s.at'.c;el from the express
ions: Of S;eCI,taiy pdIie made in an uu-
official capacity. that the meeting
w.uL result in the postponemcnt Of
the racing dat" as requested.
ut TIE meeting. tomorrow night af
tar tho situation is thoroughly discuss
.ol. a CahleElam will De- rushed TO Sir
Thomas ~ nrtirr that he may have
p5ompt advice Of the action Of the
lIIh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
The PLATT AMENDMENT.
The Convention Is Very Evenly Divided. Some
Claiming a Tie Vote.

Havana, May 23.-El Mundo claims
that the constitutional convention
stands IA to IA on the Platt amend
rnent. President Capote being opposed
with the deciding vote. The Conscry-
atives are inclined to wait until after
the municipal elections. when party
feeling will have subsided.
Juan Gualberto Gomez continued his
speech against the Platt amendment
today. Senor SlnguiiIy replied. Scnor
MendeZ Capotc. the president OF the
convention. announced that nc would
vote for the Platt amendment
The National party has sent out no
ticcs 10 It's members who are delegates
10 the convention that they are free TO
vote according To their opinions and
are not bound by resolution against
the amendment adopted by the Nation
al party d month ago. These notice. are
due To the statement OF Scnor Gcner
that he could not vote In favor Of the
amendment owing 10 the platform Of
the National party. The Conservatives
claim n small majority In favor Of the
amendment.
The Planters Association has aPked
the convention to request Gen. Wood
10 grant another extension of mort
cages and 10 leave the final frttlcme mt
or this matter to the tubans. The con-
ventinn decided not to interfere aa i..c
matter was beyond its juri9d!ction.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
DISMISSED WEST POINTERS
Secure Positions. Through Gen. Green's Kind
ness With tho HsphaI. Trust.

Wa shington. May 33.-The five West
Point cadets dismissed. yesterday. will
not appeal FOR clcmcncy to the war de-
partmcnt They have entered tie SER
vice ~ Tho Ncw York ana Ecrmudrz
Asphalt 90. This came about through
G,n. Francis ". GtrCn". one ~ the
chief officials of the trust.
ilc communicated with the war de-
pattmcnt. this morning. ana Informed
Secretary Root that the five young
men had called upon him in contrite
ana rcpcntaui state ~ mind. asking
fer his advit" and assistance IN slap-
INK their future
They stated that no turpitude VAS
involved In anything that Was char gcd
against them ANA Gen Greens. appar-
entity WAS of the same opinion for ar
tcr bearing, their story. ~ proposed to
Secretary Root 10 employ the youn:
mrn In the s"rNic" VI tn" Asphalt 60.
Secretary Root rromrtiy responded
tiai IL" war department had no Oh
jartian. nni that 10 was true there. was
ro charge touching th" integrity ~ the
boys. but only a technical violation
~ discipline.
one ~ the Young men will ~ imme-
GiItrly 60 Ncnrzucla and tho others
win ~ disposed ~ according To the
engineering needs 81 the company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
CLAIMS TO Be RICE's SISTER.
Mrs. Maria Shulcr Of Dcs Moincs wants a
Share OF the Estate.

Des Moines. Ia. May 23.-Mrs Maria
Stuler of Des Moines. will go TO New
York. next month. to prove herseit the
sister of Millionaire VIM. Marsh l'ice.
Mrs Shulcr has been washerWohiah
here - years and is 10 years OF age.
My name was Maria Rice. saiu
Mrs. Shuler. AS children william
Rice and ! grew up in Crawford couh-
ty. Pa. Before we were grown our IA
ther moved with us to Chatfield, MINI.
After we had lived there one year my
brother William left home a.id we new
er heard from him again lie was -
years old. our father WAS French ana
cur mother Dutch. Mrs. Fanny Fart
low of crinncll is our only sister nv
ing She will go with me to New YORK
as soon as Valet Jones is well enough
to so into court. ! believe we can es-
tnbliah our claim to part of William
Rides property.
Mrs. Shular resembles the pictures or
Millionaire Rice very much. Her huS-
band and four children are living with
her here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
MRS. MCKINLEY
FEELING Much Better and Insists Thh Pres'-
dent Garry Out the Program.

SAN Francisco. May 23-After good
nights rest Mrs. Mckinley aWoke re-
freshed and smilingly told the PreSi-
dent that the program scheduled Tor
today need not be Curtailed on her ac-
count Accordingly, President Mckih-
lev went to the home of Irving NJ.
Scott. where he had breakfast. immedi-
at.lv afterward he attended a recep-
ton given by the heads of the general
departments in this city. lie theh
went to the Presidio. where he review
ed the troops, including the regiments
which have been recently returned
from the Philippines. After lunch he
met a number of newspaper men ana
heartily thanked them for the SYM
pathetic manner in which they had
treated the illness of Mrs. Mckinley.
At 9 o'clock, the President attended
a reception by the Union League club
and an hour later was welcomed by the
Ohio Society at the Palace Hotel. He
was then given q reception by the As
scmbled Pioneers of California, veter-
ans of the Mexican war, and native
Sons of the Golden West.
Tonight the President met the Grand
Army veterans at Pioneer hail. In his
honor Il new provisional post has been
formed, known as Mckinley Post. No.
1901 Members of both the Grand Army
and OF the Loyal Legion were present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
A FAIRLY BUSY DAY.
President Once More Attend
ing to Public Engagements.
Reviews 45th and 46th Volunteers
lust Home from Philippines.
Mrs. Mckinley Steadily Gains and Insists on
President So Doing.

San Francisco May 23.-President
Mckinley spent fairly busy day. At
ter breakfasting at the residence of
Irving Nj. Scott, he returned to his
temporary home and received dele
CATION of federal officials Mr.. Mckin-
lev asked the officials to provide a
position for an old man named
Ritter. who served in his regiment
during the Civil War. Mr.. Ritter lost
a leg in battle. The officials promised
to grant the request.
The most important event of the day
came next. 1t was the Presidents s
visit to the Preside, where he reviewed
the 45th and 46th Volunteer Inf. RegS..
lust returned from the Philippines to
be mustered ont of service. When the
President mounted the reviewing stand
the soldiers cheered him. He addressed
them with much feeling.
The President next visited the gen
eral hospital. going through every SICK
ward bowling and speaking words OF
cheer.
In the afternoon, the President was
the guest of honor at the receptions OF
the Union League Club. the ONO So
ciety of California. the Mexican war
Veterans, Pioneers and Native sons.
The latter three societies presented
him with paper weight containing
s35O worth of gold. At each reception
the President responded briefly to the
presentation speeches.
on his way to dinner President Nc
kinley stopped at Union square anu
turned over the first sh0velful OF s"d'
where the monument to the American
navy, in commemoration OF AdmirAt
Dewey's victory at Manila bay, Is to
be erected.
President Mckinley attended Il re-
ception. tonight. given in his honor by
the G. A. II. posts of the city. TO
morrow afternoon. he will go To OAK
land to review the school children OF
that city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
THE kLONDikE ROYALTY.
The Canadian Government Will Net S2.O4O.
1872 from Oar Mines.

Seattle Wash. May c2-An official
statement received ~ Dawson from or
lava SAYS that up ~ thv iirst ~ his yrar
III" total ruylity collected from ;hr Nluu-
dix" placer mines by tn" Canadian gov
rr1m,nt amounts t. S1.nin.l ~.
nation that the total revenues received
hE the Canadian government from NIknu
territory since lN,i amounts to Si.I75.n1 81
This includes reCt ipt@ from royalties. cans
toms public works. fisheries fees in va
riouS departments. land sales. r"utalr
titnh,r due placer grants. sales of miner
certificates ana The like.
The excess of receipts over expenditure
uf thr consolidated funds for the entire
pt riud since l>@ until the first Of this year
Is $t59..iS2. with the public works capt. :
added to the Expenditure. the excess ~
receipts over expenditures is sl-S 5S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
CONFESSION OF FAITH.
The Presbyterian General Assembly NOW
Struggling With that Problem.

Philadelphia, May 23.-The Presby-
terian general assembly, today. began
the debate on the revision of the con-
feSSion of faith.
The report of the committee on reVl-
sion read by Rev. DR.. Charles ~.
Dictey, chairman was followed BY the
minority report read by Rev. Dr. WIN.
Mckibben of Cincinnati. After sew
eral conflicting motions. DIR. George -.
Baker moved that the entire subJSc'
be dismissed DR.. Dickey made an ad-
dress supporting the Old confesSloh'
Rev. DR.. Ucrrick Johnson and Kew.
DR.. Samuel }. Niccoils supported re-
vision.
Rev. DR.. George r. Purves spoke
against revision as did Rev. Dr.
George ID. Baker. DR.. Mckibbcn 1aV-
ored modified change. There are 2ao
commissioners committed to dismis-
sal but they have expressed them
selves as open To conviction.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
THE POLAR WAVE ASHORE.
Boston Fisherman Touches Bottom ard Is IN
Bad Position At Block Island.

Rock Island. II. L., May o3-Thc
Boston fishing schooner Polar Wave,
capt. warren. ran ashore in sugar
cove. clay Head. at | O'Clock ThurSday
morning. and is ut pre- sent lying in an
unfavorablc position.
The schooner had been six weeks out
and had about lJ0 barrels of mackerel
aboard. About midnight she cxpericnc-
ed n high wind ana thick weather. \
binding rain and dense fog prevented
the captain from taking the usual OBJ
servations and capt Warren was not
aware that hc was 50 near land until
hi &c. sci struck.
she ran well M on the beach and
sustained considerable injury. she Is
now fun of water and the chances for
saving the craft are not regarded AS
favorable.
The Polar Wave was built at EascI.
Mass. in 1S.5. She registers 80 tons
gross ANA Sc net. is 81 feet long. - feet
breadth Of beam ana feet deep.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
A Very Remarkable Remedy.

1T is with a good deal of pleasul,,
and satisfaction that ! recommen.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ai'
Diarrhoea Remedy" SAYS Druggis' !.
w. Sawtelle. Of Hartford, conn
lady customer. seeing the remedy ca
posed for sale on my show case ~.
10 me: i really believe that medl,in.
saved my life the past summer VIZ.
at the shore" and became 50 !,
thusiastic over its merits that l
once made up my mind TO recollnlen,
it in the future. Recently gehlIeinh Ian
came into my store so overcome "h IN,
collie pains that he sank at once y .ar
floor. ! gave him a dose OF TINS le'nI ~,
which helped him. l repeated 'ie ..o-s .
and in fifteen minutes he left III! 4.
sm;lingly informing me that ne ir', .,in. \
we'll as ever" Sold by Jno. Coue nan.
III Water street and J. Y. houf
Gardiner. druggists. "'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
NEW STEAMER LINE.
Is Being Planned 10 Run Between Hayti and
United States.

New York. May 23.-The Journal Of
Commerce says:
At the office of the consul general
Of Hayti, in this city, the report is con-
firmed that the Haytain government
is trying to have Il new line of steam
ships established to ply between the
United States and Hayti. This step Is
being taken, it is said. because Of the
reported agreement between the Cam
eron Line, the Atlas Line and the
Dutch West Indies Line to increase
freight rates on merchandise shipped
from the United States TO Hayti about
IS per cent
The Haytain government is anxious
to develop trade with the United States
and. it is stated, is doing all in its
power to assist Haytien merchants and
the commerce with this country. Ncgo-
tiations with n view of inaugurating a
new steamship service are in fact al
ready under way.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
THE COPPER CONFERENCE.
The AmaIgamated 70 Acquire Boston & Mon
tana and Butte & Boston.

New York. May 22.-Rcprcsentativcs
"f the copper companies to he acquir-
Il 10y The Analgam&tcd Copper Co. as
Wrl as men supposed to speak for f.
n. HciEZc. held conferences. today. in
this city ana it was the popular belief
tAat important developments would re-
suit. Several mon came over from
Boston.
An official Of the AmalGamated Cop
per co. declared that the conference
which had been going on for two days
PEI tainod To the absorption Of the Bos-
ton & Montana and the Butte & Ros-
ton Cos. by the .Amalgamatcd Copper
co. He said the success Of the under
standing was assured and 4 definite
announcement might be expected soon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24

Tuesday. Wednesday. THURSDAY Friday
Boston at Detroit Washington al Csys.
land. Athletic at Chicago, Baltimore at
Milwaukee.
Safurday-Boston at Cleveland. Wash
ington At Detroit, Baltimore a, MifEal-
hee. Athletic al Chicago.
SIuda Washington at Detroit Bali
more AT Chicago, Athletic al Milwaukee
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Friday-Lowell at Augusta Manchcsta
at Bangor, Haverhil q Lewiston Nash
ua al Portland
Saturday-Aueusta-L Lowell at Gardiner
Manchester at Bangor, Haverhill at Lew
irton. Nashua u Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
JUST LIKE THE MEN.
Nl:ionaI Mothers Congress Has Quarrel Over
the Ohio Nominations.

Columbus. Ohio May 2I-Thc National
Mothers Congress had a sensation ovrt
the nominations Of the ohio branch. Mrs.
Il NJ Hatton and Mrs. LYDIA Coon
Brown. Mrs. John Mulford. Mrs. Jane ,
T. Hoplcy. Mrs. Charles c. Pavey ant
Mrs. stephens X. clark wcr" named. Al!
declined with the exception ~ MTs. Hat
ton ana II soon appeared that thcr" was
opposition to Mrs. itatton of 4 personal
nature. Mrs. Schacffcr of prnnSy ylvanil
declared She was ashamed of ohio. OH
crs followed in the same line. The ohio
women defended themselves and Mr..
Hatton suggested three minutes ~ silent
praycr which was followed hy the re.i-
iatIon of the Lords Prayer in concert.
Mrs Hattun then resigned from the con
test ami Il truce was declared
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
1HE POWERS DECLINE
To Agree 10 Our Proposition. Limiiing Irdem-
nifty TO 5000 900 900.

Washington. May 23.-Mr Royhiil
has confirmed the news from Pckin 10
the effect that the foreign minis tefs
havr declined To ac,c,i~ Ia the sugres-
tiun ~ he United States that Tho to-
tai of tn" indemnity to be coilc, tel
from china shall he limited TO $-O0.-
900, 900. 1t IL expected that he will con-
tinuc his efforts in the direction cf
keeping down the maximum Of claims
even while abandoning FOR the SAX ~
harmony the figures named. and IL is
believed that the outcome will H. q
compromise upon a figure between
5000 600 .uu0 and the maximum of ST.
0nO. eco claimed hy thr powers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24

Portland. Me. May @}.-John Smith and
his Manchester combination of hail toss
ers received fan, today. hat Jared
them sevrrely the second throwdown ad-
rntntstered w ,apt. INileN ANA his husky
lads being a II to > precipitation. When
Long started in to pitch he remarked
that he was not feeling very We'll. but he
would ID the twirling for Portland until
the visitors forced him out Of the box
II was plain tn BE- seen that Long did
lack his customary energy. as the ball
went over the home plate for the Man
chester players as biS as = balloon. They
could do very little effective hitting. nev-
,rth-l-4S ana Long Kept them guessing
with his slow ones to the finale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
No EXf0E,na5
Symptoms

The blood may be In bad condition.
yet with no external signs, no skin
eruption or cores to indicate it. The
symptoms in such cases being . variable
appetite, poor digestion. an indescribable
weakness and Nervousness, loss of flesh
and general rundown condition OF the
system clearly showing the blood has
lost its nutritive qualities, has become thin
and watery. 1t 10 in just such cases that
S. S. S. has done some Of ito quickest and
most effective work by building up the
blood and supplying the elements lacking
to make it strong and vigorous.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
BANGOR

H.lru.-l runE- HlVnrhiII 2 TW0-hA"t
D1reey. Lent. Double plays Briig
nam. ~. Driscoi ana Spoouer stolen
i.4s,-.,--C cassidy Baa. on balls-RY SUN
van. Jones. Brldgham; by J. Driscoll.
Dnracy Z. Oxen. costello. Struck out
~ sullivan. Jones .. J. Kelly, Nelson.
clark: by J. DrisColl. Cassidy, NJ. Dorsey.
Sullivan. Downcy. Dorsey. Fiaherty- Sac
rIiicr hitr-p <eiI. Dorsey. Hayward. Left
nn bases Bangor ). Haverhfl I. Time,
.i3. Umpire, Lczotie. Attendance, 49,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
WILL VISIT EXPOSITION.
New England Cotton Manuiactu crs So Rcgu.
late Date OF Annual Meeting.

Boston Nav 22,-Charles II. Fish Of Do
Yer. n. H., has been c.octed president:
li"rb' ri r. WalmSlcN of New Bedford
Mass. VIC" president. ard James r. Mac
Col OF fawtuckct. y. l.. a director Of the
New England 60 ton Manufacturers AS
sociation. The aoard Of governors have
decided - bold the .lst meeting Of the
association 1T he International hotel, Nj
aGara Fails. \. v. Scnt. 80 in order
that the member; may have 4 convenient
opportunity to visit the Pan American
Exposition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24

" My wife used sew
eral bottles of 8. S. 8.
as a blood purifier and
to tone up a weak and
enaciated system, with
very marked effect by
way of improvement.
We regard 1t q
great tonic and bloods
purifier. y. r. DuT7,
Princeton, Mo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
HOLDS TO DECISION.
The World Says independence Must Hois. New
York Yacht Club Flag.

New York. May 23.-The World. to-
morrow. win say: Decision Will prob
ably he announced. tomorrow. in the
controversy between the cup commit
tee Of the New York Yach Club and
Mr.. Lawson rs to whether lndepend-
cnce shall compete in the trial races.
Ii was learned that the New York
Yacht Club has not roCcaed from the
principle Of its original contention
that Independence must sail under the
Colors Of the New York Yacht club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
Mrs. Hall Dsnics Otter OF Compromise.

New York May 23.-E. s. Hatch of
Hatch & Wicks. counsel for Mrs. Helen
Hall, who is contesting the probate Of
the will OF the Millionaire George Gil
man, who died in bridgeport, Conn. in
March last, denied cmphatically the
story to the effect that Mrs. Hall had
made an offer to compromise for $780,
900. her claim against the Gilman es-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
ANOTHER THREATENED DISASTER.
Shamrock us Moulds and Extra Rigging in
Danger by Fire.

Glasgow May pa fire broke out.
this afternoon, IN McCillan's dock
yards ut Dunharton ard destroyed
buildings Of tho yaluc of $lI.HH0. AS
McNillan's durE yAIds adjoir TIE yards
Of the ncnny's. it was frs; reported
that thc muu!dings ana extra rigging
Of the Sha-lro,k l. had been de-
sNuyt d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
Italian Bar. Blanca kspasia Wrecked.

Atlantic City, n. j.. May 23.-The
talil IN bark Blanca Aspasia, from San
Domingo for New York, sugar laden,
is cshore at Shipbottom, eight miles
nclth of here. The crew Of II men men
aud four passengers were landed by
,he Shipbottom life savers. The Blanca
Asp aia is lying on bar and can
p obahly lie tioated at high tide with
the lc tanCe OF tug.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
New England Grand Circuit Dates.

Boston. May 2@.-Thc New England
dates in the n. G. A. Grand Circuit
give Hartford. July s: Providence Coli
scum, 10: New Haven. II: Bridgeport.
13: Brocktun. Is. Charles River Park.
16: Revere Beach. Il; New bedford. Is;
Worcester Coliseum. 10: Hartford.
Aug. &c: New Haven. q: Springfield.
&c; Providence, Sept. 4; Revere Beach.
:: Charles Hiycr Park !,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24

and nervousness vanishes - new
rich pure blood once moro circulates
through all parts Of the system.
S. S. S. Is tho only purely vegetable
blood purifier known. It contains no min
erals whatever. Send for our free book
on blood and akin diseases and write our
physicians for any information or advics
wanted. No charge for medical advice.
vns sussv sPEeleo - AIlAnu a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
ADIUDGEO INSANE.
Mrs. Naramorc Sent 10 Insane Hospital ior
Rest oi Her Life.

Worcester. Mass. May 23-Mrs Eliza
Deth =. Naramore. who X. ed her entire
FAMILY of six children at their home IN
coldbrook Sptinss March "A last. by beat
ing out their brains with an axe and a
cub. was arraigncd. this afternoon. on
an Indictment charging her with murder
ing her little daughter Ethel
By order of the court the jury returned
verdict Of not guilty because of insan-
ity and Mrs. Naramore was committed
tc the worcester Insane Hospital for the
rest OF her natural life
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
LEAD AND OIL TRU,T
After a Number OF Linoleum ard Oil Clolh
Manufactures.

New York. May 22-The Journal o.
Commerce says: 1t is reported that to"
Union Lead Il oil co. which is now plan
ming the ACQUISITION Of the American Lin
seed 90, will also acquire large nam
her Of linolcum ana nil cloth concerns
This report cannot he confirmed but il g.;
known that Il deal is In progress for ~"
consolidation Of the liuolcum interests.
Rcports grow more numerous in wall
street that the organizers of the Union
cad & Oil Co. have in contemplation tho
absorption Of the National Lead 90 <)
official confirmation of thcS" rumorS -
ainu Dle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-24
PlUCkY llPTOk.
Continued from page ID

on Saturday night. Lawi"y's men d!d.
Several of he forcmcn received $40.
Rigc"r Charles BIllman had his right
hand injured by 4 rope strap which
parted while the men were trying "a
hnul the howgprIt into th" gammnn
irons. II WAS quite remarkable that he
c~capcd more scrious injury.