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Heat is getting in its yearly work in
the east; Oh Is it the ice trust:'
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

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Miss Baker IL well over her mumps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
Feast OF the Epiphany.

Tomorrow is the Feast of the
Epiphany. which commentaries the
visit of the wise men from the East T.
the infant Saviour. Tradition says
that these oriental Sages We're of royal
blood. and that their names were Mel
chior, Gaspard and Balthazar. How
ever much or little of truth there may
be in this tradition. it is certain that
they We're Gentiles, ana hence were the
first Gentiles to worship the Christ.
When they paid their worship, accord
ing to the account in the Gospel, they
offered Him gifts which they had
brought for that pulpose-gold. frank
incense and myrrh.
AS the feast falls this year on sun
day, arrangements have been made To
celebrate it at st. Marks church in a
special manner. At the morning ser
vice, it is asked that the offerings !,
all of gold. which Will be placed upon
the altar, ana afterWard sent to the
Bishop for the memorial fund for
Home Missions, in memory of Bishop
Burgess and Nicely.
At the conservation of the Eucharist.
incense will be used for the first time
in any Episcopal church in Maine.
though it's use is not uncommon in
other dioceseS.
At night there VIII be a special
musical service. when the regular choir
will be assisted by the Abnaki quartet.
The order of music will be rs follows:
Professionalism and Pest
Anthem-''Arise, Shine, for Thy Light is
Come" Elvey
Glorias,
Magnifcat. Chant
Nunc Dimittis. Chant
Anthem-"Send Out Thy Light
Gounod
Hymn 62-'From the Eastern Mountains.
Mann
Offertory Anthem, Male Quartet-"At
Thy Throne, O Lord, We Bow, Werner
ProcesSional-"As With GladneSs Men of
Old kocher
Following the occasional Mr.. Athoc
will play the following selections:
Andante op. L. Smart
Offertoire, OPP. Sc, Wely
Sketch, Jungmann
The hour of morning service at this
church as been changed to II o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
Bowditch,W ebster&Co.
Pharmacists Of Augusta.
NEWS NUGGETS.
drought by the Wires From III.
North, East. South and West

r. j. Allen, proprietor of the Aston
mousse New York. died of heat disease
friday. He was e2 years old.
After a period of more than eiebt
years, j. McCready Snow. mayor of
Mohcton, N. b.. who mysteriousIv dis
appeared. leaving no trace behind ba.
peeh heard from. Through a letter re-
ceiVed from him. it is learned that ba
mas been living in Key West. Fla.
The admiralty officials at Iondor
say II Is not true that a mutinv hiss
occurred on board the British battIa-
snip Balfeur as reported from HONG
Kong. The say a minor disturh,no1,
took place on board the Balfeur i'm
pilcating few men, They We're rannd;
ated by the rest. Three men are heIl
under arrest"
discussing statement made nv Gov
! lhsree in his inaugural message that
secretary Ayers ignoring the claims
u me great steamboat interests with
representatives in New York in Tho
'hipplns of the Spanish soldiers n I
'ihppihs OF the Spanish soldiers ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
4 Tribute 10 mr.. Hayden.

The Portland Press Of Thursday
morning. il its account Of the dedi-
cation Of the cole memorial church, at
South Portland. pays the following
graceful compliment to the Rev. G. a.
Hayden, pastor of the Winthrop street
Universalist churC n. Of this city;
THE sermon of dedication was then
preached by Rev. G. 4. Hayden Of Al
guSta. Me. who is the dean Of the Uni
versalist denomination in Maine. hay
ing seen thirty years active service in
Maine, and he without question stands
at the head Of the denomination Ii Is
peculiarly fitting that he should be
called to preach the dedicatory sermon
in a chapel where from 1882 to 1885 he
preached occasionally to the people Of
South Portland. he being then pastor
at the Church of the Messiah and at
Deering.'
And it may be added that during MI
Hayden's long ana useful term OF ser-
vice in the interest OF the Universalist
faith, he has by his true manhood
purity of character, genlleness OF dls-
position. and tenacity of purpose, TO-
gether with his inspired eloquence
won the love and admiration of all. not
only those of the Unversalist faIth,
but of everybody whose good fortune
it is to know him, and nowhere is the
truth of this statement more emphatic
than in the city of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
A. 0. U. W. Public installations.

Meonian hall was crowded. last night.
with the members and friends of the A.
q. L. w. The occasion was the public
installation of the officers of Imperial
Lodge. No. =. Degree of Honor. Augusta
Lodge No. 63. and Highland Lodge, No.
%, A. Q. L. w.
The officers of the Degree of Honor
We're first installed by Past Grand
Chief of Honor Nellie j. Philbrook. The
ceremony was very pretty and impress
slve. At this time u very beautiful
badge was presented by the installing
officer in behalf of Imperial Lodga to
Mrs. Hattie Grover, the past chief Of
honor. The list of officers is as fol
lows:
p. c. of H., Mrs. Hattie Grover: G. of
H.. Mrs. Emma Sylvester; l.. OF H
Mrs. Ida Wellman: G. OF c.. Mrs Nc
Farland: recorder Mrs. Sadie Metcalf.
flnancier, Mrs. Emma Roberts: re-
celVer, Mrs. Lovina Springer; l. W.
Mrs Carrie burgess; q. w. Charles
sylvester: usher Mrs. Media rrahrr.
Following this came the double in
St&iiAtion of the officers Of Augusta
ana Highland Lodges. District Deputy
Il. y French of Winthrop, was the in
St~ii'llg o.-iocl and it Was carried our
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05

Forward Look :" T. H. BODICE Ieadar. :
a.. peoples sunday evening service
address ny the pastor: subject, at is tn
NOM OF rate music by male quartet.
conc iatGATIONAL CHURCH: Morn
~ service. 100 4. M: preaching by the
pastor; t:eY. Norman Mckinnon: subject
ne Iriufnphs Of DccisiOn;" sermon fol
io"td ny BAPTISM: reception OF members
ana communion: Sunday-SchouI at noon.
I. ]. ,: &. T.. 60; evening service ar
~, "itA address: topic. ON the Thrcsh-
ciu; Junior Christian Endeavur. NJ 3,3D
/" cock sunday afternoon in the chapel:
mid-week meeting; - f. NJ. Wednrsjay
The Junior Society Of Christian In
deaNor 81 "a" First Baptist church will
meet ct = NJ. sunday. y fun attend
aH'@ is Desired. This being a union service
with the Free viii Bantist sorirTt
C"fdial Invitation is extended To all chill
irNn. TUpic: - I1orWard Innk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
The Man From Mexico"

The presentation of the successful
comedy The Man From Mexico" at
the Opera House. Wednesday evening.
Jan. .. by Walter f. Perkins and his
company of comedians Will provide one
of the most entertaining comedy treats
of the season. The piece has had two
seasons of great success in the princi-
pal cities and threatreS of the country
and in the general tour which Mr.
Perkins is now making with it, care
and judgment have been used in giving
it a cast equally good and equipment
equally as elaborate as it had when it
was playing long engagements in New
York. Boston, Philadelphia and other
cities. In fact, the claim is made that
no comedy production of higher class
is now being offered to the public. 1t
is not to be confounded with those
productions which having outlived
their usefulness in the principal cities.
are taken on tour in a cheapened and
less artistic form. The Man From
Mexico is kept by Mr.. Perkins up to
the high standard fixed in it's original
production and will surely please all
lovers of high-clasS comedy perform
ances. In the company engaged to
support him are Maggie Barry, Donald
Brine, Philip Yale Drew. Augustus +,
White, John F. Beck, Harrington.
Theo. Johnston, Maud A. Scott Flor
ence Templeton, Marion Longfellow
and Pearl j. Ford.
The seat sale will open Monday
morning at 9 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
Frogs OF Windham."

No opera ever written presents Il
greater variety than the Frogs Of
Windham." 1t embodies many feI-
lures. from any one Of which whole
plays are made. The military, the rustic
colonial life. the Indians. the
aristocracy. the spectacular. the
terpsichorean and the negro minstrel,
all are utilized. Everything is nav
and original. This odd. quaint, curl
Gus opera viii be presented at thu
Augusta Opera House under the
auspices of the Universalist society of
this city. on the evenings of January
22d and 23d. The management have
thoroughly Investigated the presenta-
tons Of Frogs Of Windham'' ANA fine
it has met with unprecedented success.
ana are pleased at the outlook for 4
Very successful rendition of this popu-
lar opera in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
BRONCHIAL TROUBLES.
''no' Brings Relief and Strengthens
The Throat,
var. webster. Of This City. Tells How Wire,
Brought MI. Barton Rack to Health. Rouoh,
u on Trial as an Experiment Recommsods
J: Strongly Nov.

| mere is nothing in medicine n,o,.,
valuable for restoring health IN ~,
| 'nroat and lungs than Vinol. orr win
OF Cod Liver OH" saws Mr n -
Webster of Bowditch. Webster g. ~
the druggists. -
Take bronchitis and bronchial
,oup'es IN general. They're Just as
dangerous as can be, and there's one
'est way OF getting at them.
mat way is to strengthen them IN
nui'o up the body, to give Nature q
'oicruhl so that she can exert bar.eIf
ana throw off the disease.
VihoI our scientific prenarat;or -
Nou Liver Oil, is the best tonic reco,,
- uctor Tor this sort of worl, II
strengthens and builds up the svstan,
o'ercofnes the bodily weakness
"'iich bronchial troubles carry with
'"ehi. IL makes rich, red blood ana
expels disease. anu
Inc result of this action ;s 49,
of the organs in turn
iey are socn enabled to perform thair
natural functions, thus RELIEVING tha
bronchials and strengthe,in. .h.
and lungs. '''''
Lots or people are telling me the
'oo'a news or relief and permanent
ZIP MI Arthur p. Barton Of "a
'oht St. Waterville. is enthusia stic
'Ner the good Vinol has done him He
'ays: ii'' iie
being troubled with severo
cough and weakness of the
uns ana throat, ! decided to take (
MOI when 1t was recommended to me-
can say that | derived much benefit
OH us use My cough was relieved
NJ my Whoie system generally toned
y. l gladly recommend VinoI.'"
REMEMBER THAT WE cI-,p,-
nr NlNoI- AND REFUND THE
- =" fiASE MONEY If YOU ARE
OF SATISFIED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05

VIM l.. Radfore, a New York real
estate dealer of prominence. reported
at the bureau OF information. Friday
that he thought his l6-year-old daugh-
ter Mary had been kidnapped. Mr..
Radfore said his daughter had ABOUT
$40 IN her possession at the time she
disappeared. The girl had been sub
Ject 10 spasms, he said. and he feared
there had been recurrence or
this malady and that she had been
taken to hospital. The police do
not believe the girl had been kid
mapped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
H3ine Central Institute Notes

Several new magazines are to be
round in the reading room.
The baseball cage will soon be But
IN order for the winter practice.
Several new students have registered
Wlthln week at the Maine Central
Institute. PittStield.
a class in Indian club swinging has
been organized and will begin its work
as soon as the clubs arrive.
The second entertainment of the lee
tufe course was heard in the Univer-
sallst chapel. Thursday evening. 1t
consisted of numbers by the Apollo
quartet of Bangor. a humorist reader
and fine cornetist. The attendance
was large and all thoroughly enioved
the evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
A'cHURCHES.
Sunday SeTMhich All Are Cordially
to Attend.

x. =. r. htiur y, roa. c
.iaA. al 2.lJ also T5,rsd .i,t''. ,'4i ! ,
49, ~, f ,s CHAPEL. Bangor.
!, ~ sunday school at 80
- 'F' .!,ai- ~ ;.:l T.. NJ.
JEW1tTT tTTnfs,. ot-n \,
preaching Soy. il e. Iihoi, ";
occupy The ;;i!dav-srhnni IL IN ",l
? NJ. ,'-''ooi al go
v,... Dr. 4 III fRcH. Rev. E. r.
+ ~ o,i TT 1873 a. NJ. wi
-, - iiio =, "S stcr: Sunday School
CHFiiiaTI-A>CE SERVICES viii
-, ltG'u on y 10. II "A. NJ. a, No. ]
; 5'4ti,tr. S'pjoct: God" also
FiRST Gil. p CHRIST. SCTrN-
= Isl: HerFhc Christian Science
rSatihe ro9nston building. SIN
uaH ~ -" $50 y ednesday eve
FIRST GIN CHURCH On
Nortneih ANe singing evange-
iist, Rev. /. Mrs. johnson Viii |
hoin gospel "a 1890 A. NJ. ana |
ST. MARkCH: Rev. Geo. + |,
i'esei., fcr'1d.. Holy Commun- |
inn; 9.@3 \. N-school: II 4. NJ
llsil mass N; 80 y. NJ. Oh oral !
rAciiSOiiS wa addre5S. organ re
WINNERS BCfI: Rev. c.
a. ~ od IA uth' lorn!ng services At
NV. Strm"nraStor, "CniVersat
P r. nee; school at noon: so
~ y. - -, - I. NJ; commun-
ION az ci"Sc * serrlcn.
NORTH ADJ 4 CHI-pct1.
? dIuhs ~ Divine worship with |
Stiiiiou ny I.f &. No JOtt OF East
l-INeli-4 r. way school at u NJ:
drawer ms Gu r.; q tsS nee ting, 7
Thursday; ues class ,hig Soti,r
day..
I'll BA{URUH: Everett -.
i1esiieI In, past4 1850 A. NJ; sub :
]ect' ne tNatchword;" Sun '
"a E-Schnol aAristian Erdeavor ;.
az D. - M.krvicc ard sermon
AZ 1; NJ slow a Young Man S
. GREEN S'DDTST CH1-PCu. =
lielilE T.. DUfisfer: 1889 \. NJ, r
morning woracw year sermon. L
suDJeSl II ere Z orses Beg D
gars Would H.. Sunday-school.
T.. NJ Fouflservice; topic, "A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
Medicok Free.

know Thyok for men only.
sent Tree, pded, to any male
reader mentlohper; &c. for post
age. The SEE, or Self Preserya-
ton. the Gold. Treatise, the bes.
medical book any age. ELEGANT
Library EUltiot gilt, $40 pp., with
eagrGriHgs ands, only S1.O0, PAPER
covers &c. AdABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, N st, Boston. Mas..
-ae oldest and country. Write to-
cay for these bys to health, vigor,
cni happiness. Wade yIecurn.
The Peabodyitute is fixed fact
IN the medical / this country and il
will remain SO. tnul.
The Peabodistitute has many
lmitators but nbisa Aerall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05

"p"in' was responsible for much of tht
oppoSitioh TO him. the ex-secretary said
al betroit. Friday night. that there
were no bids made by any American
, lire. 'ea''
~ searching inquiry was held, Fri
80 ~ .,e naval Academy at Annap-
y the senior medical officers, the
- ehafse OF the ships, and the
commanding officer of the marines. in :
- 'ne cilarges Of i'll treatment made
menus OF Private Marine Hobart
"lo died on board the Saniee.
~ Inc iactS showed that Green
-" 'he oest Oh care, excellent medical
'iiieit ana every attention during
his illness
" IS reported at New York thar Chos
-dccoy, the pugilist, and his wife win
pe married in Boston, probably on
sunday next. The reason for the sa,ao-
.ioh OF Boston, it is understood is that
MCCOY Is not allowed under the law
~ marry again in New York. He will
,ea'e' saturday night, and she will
"fe iater IN the evening. All arrange
nieh's nave been made. Mccoy himself
says that Boston is the place and SIN.
day the time.
= Irightful explosion of powder &C.
CURED. Friday. at the powder machine
'ouse OF the Repauno Chemical %
whose works are located at Thomn'
son Point, N. j., a thinly settled spot
VI the Delaware river, II miles helouy
Philadelphia. The building was ami
mated and the three workmen in II at
the time We're blown to atoms. They
were ollver McIlvaine; Walter White
o. dlbbstown, N. j.; John Kirbv of
III oushiare, n. j. Seven workmen in
other buildings were hurt by the forca
VI the explosion, but none seriously.
.. barnard Brown, representing the
Mammalian Steamship Co. New YORK
; at St John n. B., in connection with
ne service which it is said the com
oahy Will establish between ST Jobn
-ia New York, with Bar Harbor East
'oft ana Calais as intermediate norris
WI. brown says that the present Man
iattaA 90. has no connection with tho
me OF that name which formerly oner-
yea between st. John and the Ameri-
an metropolis. The new COMPANY he
aia, mas been Incorporated with \
apitai OF sl.2OO000; OF which 81. 900 OOO
as already been subscribed.
flre underwriters suffered sevore,v
vi ing 1910 The aggregate fire loss
me United States and Canada dur
= the year as compiled from cara
NY Kept records of the Journal of
olhinefce was $l63, 3G2 $50 The total in
80 was sl35,7 200. Amount of fires
iilhs the year which involved a loss
9ooo.ooO or more We're the following.
ava Hull Ont, confagration. s19-
o'oVo' constable Hook, N. j.. docI,
operty and oil works $500. 900; Hobo
H. ~ j., steamship docks. storehousa
7a a1a ana cargoes and barges. S.
''ooV' constable Hook, N. j.. oil
'tks' 81 ,53O,Oo0; Buffalo, N. Y. grain
'Vator' s'50OOO; Buffalo. N. Y. grain
,vator 5000 600; New York city drug
uses. $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
NOT DUE TO CLIMATE.
Catarrh Is Found Everywhere.

Catarrh is at home anywhere anf
everywhere. While more common If
cold. changeable climates. it is by nc
means confined to them, but is prey
aient in every state and territory in
the Union
The common definition of catarrh is
= chrome cold in the head, which if
| long neglected often DESTROYS the sense
of smell and hearing; but there are
many other forms of the disease. even
more obstinate and dangerous.
Catarrh of the throat and bronchial
tubes as we'll as catarrh of the stom-
ach ana liver are almost as common as
iiisal catarrh and generally more
difficult to cure.
Catarrh is undoubtedly blood di
sease and can only be successfulIv
Graduated by an internal treatment:
sprays, washes and powders are use
less as far as reaching the real seat of
the disease is concerned
DR.. McIverney advises catarrh s,,f-
lerers TO use a new preparation. sold
by druggists, called Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets, because actual ANALYSIS has
SHOWN these tablets to contain certain |
qualities of the highest |
value and being an internal remedy |
pleasant to the taste, convenient and
harmless, can be used as freely as re-
lulred, as well for children as for
ADULTS.
An attorney and public speaker. who
had been a catarrh sufferer for yaars
says:
Every fall l would catch a cold
which would settle in my head and
hroat and hang on all winter long and
very winter it seemed to get a LITTLE
iorse. | was continually clearing NV I
hroat and my voice became affectad 70
uch an extent as to interfere with
~ public speaking.
Il tried troches and cheap coupb
nres and sometimes got relief h,,t
MY Tor short time, until this win =
7 when | learned of the new catarrh s
Ire, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. throreb s
newspaper advertisement. Two fifty II
mt boxes which l bought at nv
'uggists. cleared my head and throat
iine shape and to guard against q !
turn OF my old trouble I keep a boy
the tablets on hand and wheneya~ T
ten little cold l take tablet or two
d ward off any serious deyeIon
ants."
Catarrh Tablets deserve 70
al the lst as household remedy
check ana break up coughs ana n
DIS, because unlike many otbar VI
'rh and cough cures these to,,,~.
ltain no opiate. cocaine or any in.
ious drug.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
Death OF Frank Ca;!in in Colorado.

Cornelius Cariin Of this city. received.
yesterday. 4 telegram informing MN Oh
tee death Of his brother. Frank Lar
lin. 1T i'itlin. col. at the age OF ol
'yeaI5. He was the son Of James ana
Mary Carlin. former residents q mis-
city and is survived by his orothefS'
Corl.lire and James Carlin OF TINS CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05

Augusta horsemen are having lots Of
fun on the ice nowadays, and almost
every afternoon finds them on the
track above the dam. Among others
VINO were working out their steppers,
Friday, We're walter Webb with Claude
Fisher. Manley Nichols with Parker.
John Sheehan with Dan, and Stephen
Stllkey with good one whose name
was not learned. There were no
matched races. but some speed was
shown. all the same. Parker showed
that he could go some. as also did
Claude Fisher. 1t is whispered among
those know. that this horse is going to
be heard from, next season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05

a. and ,Wi.ilia.e7und Stephen Car
,'Ih hu" Hsi ST Massachusetts.
VT the CiSiI II 1>ft III ~ way
drum ilajt.c scryi,.a cta,. =,
, rose, 90 th' no went West ana
-. -, WI ~ " ,"i 'dams Express 40. in
cA''''- nc Ard did m express
~ - NA account. He then
y III !" - where he has ex-
,7ii7.NSlE G in mining ana The
hotel bLs:nsiJcs ov.ni,,. ,.1.........,
cattle ranc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05

PRESIDENT Hyde of the Bath Iron
WORKS says his company has recentIy
peeh asked to submit figures on the
COST Oh seven masted steel schooner
to carry 5000 tons of coal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
Daily Rennebec 3onrnal.
AUGUSTA LOCALS,
AMUSE MEMTS.
'.Sapho.'

There vas n good sized audience at
the Opera House, last evening. to see
the kennedys in their production Of
Olga Netheisoe's great success
"sapho." The stage settings and eos
tunes were very pretty, and the work
Of the company was OF the same high
order that has characterized their pre-
sentations during The week. In Kip
Van Wrinkle" Friday afternoon. they
repeated their success of "Wednesday
evening. This drama was considered
by many the best of the attractions
offered. The engagement win close.
today. the matinee attraction bein.
Faust and that of the evening
Ten Nights in Il Bar Room"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05

telephone message received by
ofhcer Knight at about o'clock last
night. said that S. w. Andrews of
Gardiner. was very low and could live
but a very few hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-05
In regard to the runner that bas on,

In regard to the rumor that has com
from San Francisco that President Eliot
has resigned, from Harvard University.
70 be succeeded by the president of the
I hiVersity OF taiifornia. DR.. Henry F.
Wolcott. acting president of Harvard in
President Eliots absence. made the fol-
lowing statement: President Eliot has
and the corporation has not the sIiehtest
intention of accentine his Resignation
even if he should wish to resign