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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08
DOLB'S REMARKABLE ACT.
[Sunday Volcano.l

As brother journalist we congratG-
late fellow laborer In the Journal
istic plantation upon his escape from
tiger-lily suit and the atrccious salmon
menu of the Hotel Brown. Nor are
we inclined to criticize Attorney Gen.
eral Dole for rendering timely assist.
ance to his pal. Indeed, one can con-
done the act Of Dole because 1t ma.
terially adds to the ''gaiety Of nations.'
The incident was an opera boufte per-
Torrance from start 10 1nish, not e.
celled by anything In the Misado or
the Grand Duchess Of Cerolsteln.
The logic of Mr.. D2le's speech Of
dismissal was like the peace of God.
DR. 1T rasseth all undci standing" The
conclusion of the learned Attorney
General no more followed his premises
than the wagon followed the horse
when the horse ran away and left It..
He (Mr. Dole, not the horse) declared
that he was too conscientious to try
the case because he was prejudiced
against the indictment he had himself
drawn, and biased In favor OF defen-
dant, and as there was no other attor-
ney in Honolulu who could be trusted
to throw off the case, and he could not
consent to have the Territory injured
by his bias, he would therefore enter
nolle and vindlcate his friend.
II Cooper keeps Dole in Office after
this. and the Home Rulers do not
strike out the appropriation for his
salary, they will all be accessories af-
ter the fact to violation Of the Ed
munds Act, committed by shameful
act OF dalliance between the primary
principles of logic and an ass. There
are those who intimate that the Attor-
ney General was instigated in his
course by an application of the. Chinese
definition of the science Of geometry
the science OF how much?" But
this Is surely Islander.
AS for the "vindication," 1t resem.
bles that which was sought by the
Irishman who was called upon to ans.
wer a charge of horse stealing. 'If-ii
place the Coort," said he, II don't wish
to plead either guilty or not guilty:
simply want to let the matter drop"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08

is injured or destroyed when the Ter
ritory shows itself to be incapable or
unwilling to provide for the expenses
of the country. Business men cannot
waste time In dealing with bankrupt
concern. They don't care WIG is re-
sponsible; they view only the result.
When the Territory-and the Territory
includes the executive as well as the
legislative branch--failsi to provide
sufficient money for ordinary expenses,
they know that the financial integrity
of every citizen or industrial institute
ton is impaired. b.
What men have done, men can do.
II is possible for the legislative and
executive branches of this government
to reach an understanding that will
restore confidence In the financial
standing of the Territory. Such an
understanding may require the expen-
diture OF more thought and energy
than to quietly and with supreme in
difference allow the whole financial
structure to proceed unimpeded to the
bowwows. Jealous, schemlng or selfish
politicians with personal axes to
grind may hope to gain their ends
through Territorial destruction, but the
voting citizens demand action. They
demand that the Territory shall not
be allowed to drift into bankruptcy,
through the indifference or pigheaded-
ness of officials or the nefarious
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08
Supreme Court Adlourns.

In the Supreme Court which adjourn.
ed sine die this morning, Chas. s.
Dole, Noa w. Aluli and Z. A. Douthitt
were admitted to the Bar Of the Terri.
tory Of Hawaii. 80. 1,
A motion has been fled by Kinney,
Ballou & McClanahan, attorneys for
Frank II. Foster in the suit of H. r.
Hitchcock VS.. Hustace, Egan, Foster
and the Kamalo Sugar Company, ask
ing the Supreme Court to remand the
case to Judge of the First Circuit
Court, at chambers, with instructions
to allow the introduction Of evidence
upon the plaintiffs amended bill Of
complaint, this defendants answer and
plaintiffs replication thereto on file
in the case.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08
Thurston devotes several columns Of

Thurston devotes several columns Of
his ponderous sheet this morning try
ing to prove Judge Humphreys to be q
prevaricator and an all round bad In
dian. This is not an unusual task Of
Mr.. Thurston. 1t has become so COM
mon that the only public interest in 1t
Is to see what new dream will be man
ufactured to extend the campaign Of
spite. 1t is natural for Thurston to
claim Judge Humphreys was quoted
correctly by the Chronicle. II Is
equally natural for the people to be-
lieve the interview was written in Ho-
nolulu as that is one Of Thurston's well
known methods Of dealing with poll
teal affairs. Judge Humphreys Is ca
pable of knowing what he said and Mr..
Thurston will do well to make the best
of any Misrepresentation while the
Judge is at long range and unable to
make answer. AS for the California
annexation conspiracy, the whole
proposition is nonsense. That 1t should
he even preached furnishes proof of
the unsatisfactory conditions that
Thurston and his followers have Great
cd through their willing tool the Gov
ernor. Hawaii will fight its way as
an independent Territorial organiza.
tion whatever theories may be advanc.
ed by any citizens to the contrary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08

NOTICE.
Commencing today June 25th, all the
cars on Pacific Heights Electric Railway
will start from Nuuanu Avenue Station
connecting with all Tramways Cars.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08

The rapid progress made by the con-
ference committee on the appropriation
bill shows that it is possible for the
Legislature to do business, Thurston 10
the contrary Notwithstanding. Let the
good work go on. Properly provide
for all departments in the appropria-
ton bill. and the way will be opened
for creating the necessary funds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08

Thurston ought to send the "Califor-
nit annexation conspiracy" to Bryan to
give the thing artistic finish. For
dressing up bugaboos and men of straw
Bryan has no superior,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08

The Advertiser has deposed Senator
Kalauokalani as q Hawaiian leader.
Assured of opposition from the Ad-
vertiser Senator Kalauokalani is sure
to hold his grip ON his following.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08

Public works again stopped on ac-
count of the condition Of the treasury.
How much more argument is required
Tor a special session?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
SURPRISES ARE UNPLEASANT.
50 SAYS Knowing Augusta Woman Wlo Has
Faith in Her Belief.

..Su,n,ises.'' said knowing Au-
ousf. woman of experience recently.
are dangerous thnea-are deadly
things For the worthy housekeepeI
reyt door. who is about to he sur
priSec bv her friends. the prayers of
the congregation are desired, say l.
..cf course there are surprises and sur
pI ises But most sulprises turn out
to be trn N.r' ns sort. Even the llght
-ort are ihe wrong sort as rule.
When comrades OF mine are projecting
:; surprise for me. if their motive is
really 10 give me pleasure. let them
surprise me beforehand by letting me
into tie secret
IA surprise. even Of the most agree
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Throughout III" city there was trouble
such AS is usually attendant upon such
storms Manager p'Hri.n of th, Trir-
hone to.. reported last evening thai
the lines 81 rhn company were III IT,.
worst condition that he had seen the N
during amy previous SNOW Or slert
storm. All through the day lal.Y,. trees
ana limbs We're falling upon III" wires
oI the company. breaking them and
causing them 10 become crtanGlrd with
other wires. NJ II .\. NJ. TIL. lines; ,.t
th. company began 20 fall and N 1 J..
NJ hut few remained standing. MI
communications to th,. west and east
was broken. the lines being down Toy
miles. Crews were nut on Immediately
up"n the beginning Of tn" trouble - L.
pair the lines. All last night thcv N,'r,
busily engaged in putting them in Or
der and ii is hoped that rhe wolE VIII
b. completed b. noon today.
When the morning hrok" tn" tees
were covered with CRYSTAL coating nt
ice and snow, and the extreme weight
caused many tree or branch thereof
To tall to earth \ big limb On one Of
the trees in the jail yard succumhed !"
h, extra weight imposed upol H.
charles y. Partridge bemoars the loss
nf branch Of on ~ III" trees in MS
Garden on Green street. Ire hedge
around the Elisha Atkins place. III
above on the same street. dropped over
the sidewalk. practically ohstr"Ctin2
ira vol. Pedestrians cad I" take th'
| street
| Hut hy far the greatest loss is that
,T bo i,io W iIl.,y tree on lh,. pre m s.s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
STORMS HAVOC.
November Gale Causes Damage
Around Augusta.
Trees Borne Down by Great Weight
of Snow and Ice.
Electric Wires. Telegraph. Telephones. Light
and Power Seriously Affected.

Inc hrst snow storm OF the season
has come and IL proved 10 ne a small.
S'..'td r'izzarG. I he rain and slC.t ot
l lucS!dy, became snow on W.Gnn.ia \
"Ad bef"r" night from eight To ten in
hes OF snow had fallen Travel was
more or loss impeGcd and thos. who
were Obliged To - out found il ,x-
tremely bad walking.
cEerShoeS and ruhhcrs, which hd,l
been laid away all summer were huT-
ritdfE hunted UP and utilized by men.
women anc children. thus saNin. III,
lccessity of visiting the shoe stores and
making purchases. Nj day long tn,
storm ragel with vigor The win i
blew at times with great fercenesS ami
the snow i'ak@s fell with reareless
regularity.
shortly before O'Clock vestrrG; !
morning, the weather moderated and
The sleet of the previous day and even
ing changed into .noW. In tho begin
ming of the storm The, fakes were, Vel,-
large and as near rain as they could ha
and still be called sn"l.. Eut a chansc
soon came. In a very short time rverN 4
thing was covered with Il blanket OF
white ana as the light appeared th4
people OF this city We're privileged to
lcok upon the first winter scene Of III.
season. Everything. trees. buildings.
telepho one. telegraph and Other wires:
tok on an appearance of whitn.ss ana
the seem was beautiful in contrast t.
the duh color$ of the late fail land
SCapr
As the day progressed ii" storm con-
unued in earnest. At interval; it
but at o'clock. last evening. ii
V&s estimated that at least $ inches
had fallen. although the fact that IN,
ground has not YET frozen. thus permit
Ting much 70 melt as il fell, rendered
il extremely difficult 10 siv" close IS
innate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

The canVasser for funds for the en-
1,un'S Home is meeting with fair s'tr-
cess. About 5000 has been subscribed
in an. Of his amount the sum "i 81"
WAS given by Hon. J. Mancheste'
HAYNES ana HE remainder by Various
parties in sums OF from 81 TO >l". Tn
canvass ts not nearly completed rs yet
Ana mau> persons nave promise, T"
oi,.. something who have no, as Yea
said iust how much. 1t IS h"ped lH"t
this canvass will make il poSsl"ie \"
complete the new building without any
dnht blt IN order that this may ne doh"
i - necessary THAI The c2nVaeScf
shouIl meet with = hearty teSpoa:"
N Where.er she goes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

y late order received at the Maine.
Central station states that the special
train biiled TO pass through this city.
4teahpNt 1i.4o. for the Bowdoin-C. of
NJ 4Rme at Brunswick. will not stop
here?as announced in yesterdays Jour
pal. This is Il special train chartered
by the students of the L. of NJ and
will be patronized only by them Con-
seGuentiy all who wish to attend the
game at Brunswick will be compelled
70 take the regular train.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Leon F. Higgins Of ba''s'' wa" "
tne city. yesterday.
r :. Benson Of sidney ] was one s o'
\ visitors in Augusta, yes.
ttrday. ,..,,, nf
:,an,,,v Sheriff Willis Pinkham o'
III, ,,.,s in the city on business
yesterday. o,. ,,a
,n,noon train. YESTERDAY Ior hasl-
,,a,.+ l,.' where he viii hear parties IN an
i,,,no,,,,t ~ :. equity case. today
na,nh y Ballard, who has been en-
Haipil ~ yickery & Hill publishing
P,os.i pn,,se has gone to Worcester. Mass.
,.o 'lo's. he ~ has a position as attendant
J, ~ sn asylum for the insane.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Iiic schooner Douglas Haynes which
..-as recently Wrr, !led off cape t"d. Is
among the number which makes fire.
uuynt visits to this city. Its last uip
here was hut Il few weeks ago when il
was loaded with lumber al the wharf
of the Augusta Lumber 90. capt.
Biaisdril is Well-knnWn among the peo-
nl,. ot this city who frequent the wat +
front and the exposure To which n" ana
has crew We're subjected. together with
their fortunate deiiverance. has been
n topic for much conversation on m"
.,,epts since the report Of the accident.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

The game Of football which was
scheduled C. be PLAYED in this city. yes
tvr,.aN afternoon. between the Cony
High school ana Waterviile High
srnou! was not pulled OF. Early in the
dav the managers If the two team,
aged 10 postpone it until Wedne sday
OF next week This is the date upon
which the Cony team was 10 have gone
Ia Waterville. but The game AT that
city will be played at z date I" he later
arranged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

ON account OF the storm the steamer
Nenncbec did not leave her mooriueS
at Bath. Tuesday night TIE steamer
carrie d q large amount Of freight. in
cludiug lot of hay and about 400 bar
Iels OF apples. Many Of the passengers
left Yesterday morning. for Boston by
train. Tho steamer was advertised TO
leave kath. last evening. On account
oi this delay there Will be no boat to
oV from this city. Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
WHITMAN & ADAMS co,

skipped 1t WAS almost impossible. AT
times. for the caiS to MAKE any head
way. The trouble was not caused Sn
much ~ thu dc-rueSs Of thr ,unW IS
t.! III" slilpelN condition Of I'll" tracks
ANA wires Perfect come ions c"uld
ne. rr made. rhr SNOW plnW WIS used
IL rdvantas- ana tn, track was cleared
It an Early hour in IL" daN.
Tn" telegraph wires between this
city and other points were rendered
undt r"r uSo ana business had IL h4
Su-p. nled on account Of the ditti,ulty.
The stock brokers could not transact
ANY business with Boston aud the man.
ayers We're obliged to closn h" otiica.
A!l dav long people Sat III their stores
ul homes and watched the SNOW flakes
faIi. 1t is a superstition tdat when tn
iilst snow storm occurs on tE,. 18th nt
IL, month there VIII be Y snow storms
b-trr" th. winter is through. This
prophecy is held sacred by some poo
pi-. Vet if ii comes tru" in this ease
w shall not fare 50 badly a. We have
IN some instances, AZ when tn" first
storm cam" ON the Soth Of the month.
Reduced to an equal distribution il
means only about thrr" i'm each month.
when snow is Seasnnahle. ana unless
tnrv arc of the hli2zAIi SoIt we cam
we'll rut up with them.
BUt little delay was caused on the
I;n,. of thr Maine central Railroad. The
trains: were nearly all ON time ana
.ni.. ,..,s ,.t w .tn,- .,i,.., M. .y
,4u; effected
'rr. tir.. alarm was ont Of order for
.,,,,o u,,Ia ,inc TIL, LARGO amount "
.rn,,. which ,Irng tn tho wires was too
r..,., :, weight for them to supnort
,,t t,,.,. hr,ln Iair, ,nay v..rn Nm
in ,r,nnine ,rde, but all day the svs-
t.,,. ,o,,,,i,,.j ,,,a .ttentit of ~. chief
.roiro., The ,rossin- of the nr..
,,.,,n, ,,.;,... ,vitb .thnrs caused tn.
..I,,,, ~, No ,ira, with y1l,priXirg irrag
,,I.,,i,v aud rrcuuencv al times. The
,.,..,.,,, ,..,y ,,o,sinc an rich, last
niuh;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

There was On" class of men in tn"
-ity. Yesterday Wh" wor. a broad
smile. Why should they not. for what
w.s the misfortune 81 other men was
money in their pockets. w refer 10
tn man Who makes His daily bread hy
selling footwear 70 his 'ieighbors. From
early morning until late in the day The
boot and shoe stores Wele all weli pat
runized. More rubbers were sold than
has been in one day for 4 long time
or viii be for some iitt.r time 20 come.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
The hloralcs floated- lowed 10 Rook'a1d.

E,rk,ard. Mo. NOV, i".-'lhv tw"-mlst-
ed schooner J. n. Moralcs which Went
aground Oh Rocllland br.;,kwater uuiin-
IN" storm. last night. Was iloated and
towed ~ the harhor. today. 1t ~ not
thought the schooner WAS badly damage l..
but Il careful examination will be mad
before she proceeds. The Morales WAS
hound from Bangor for N,w YORK with
a cargo Of lumber
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
A CARD.

We the undersigned do hereby agree
to refund the money IN a 80 cent Dol.,.
Of Greene Warranted Syrup of Tar If it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25-Cent bottle TO prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Bowditch & Webster. Kinsman Pharmacy
+. y. Cotrtemanche, e. X. Partridge.
Arthur Tetrault, Temple Pharmacy.
John Coughlin Augusta
\. r. Hutchinson. Hallowell
Robinson & Co, Chas Ward & ca.
{. II. Boane, Gardiner
oct ISdI& w6mo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

me luleral of the late Mrs Julia A .
NlaSieN was h"'d at the Bracketts :
corner church. at 10 o'clock yesterday
pienoon. the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Cud-
Wortf, officiating. The remains were
inferred in the Hovey family lot at
Brackets Corner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

lhe assessors held their regular
meeting ar City building. Yesterday.
Tor the purpose Of hearing claims RI.
ahat' ments Of taxes. ON account ,f
the storm there We're rav in ,ttand-
anCe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
DR.. Emnnons'

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ence that will go quickly and saieiy DO the
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guaranteed at any stage. No pain, danger,
nr interference with work. Have relieved
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nc most dihcultcases successfully treated
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member, this remedy Is absolutely safe uaaer
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isaves no after Ill effect upon the hcaltt.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
WILL IT COME TRUi?
sea-Faring Me1 Predic: River Will Remain
O1en Till January.

~. .,ln crossed the line the ~
.d.,, of September. The event was duiE
hronicIad Nautical men Stretched
thoir necks and watched for signs ara
,,.,,cb to their qualification they sa"
cold rain come and go. clearing Win
rcon,fortablc warmth. 1hen some
nv tban we're for going below ana
,a,ring "a shreds the ice clauses III
NH, rbartere. For ii is one Of the SUI
ast laws in the horse-senSe'
mis-. nautical mans weather ""oh'
,,.., If N. sun crosses the line az "
,,,,,. or , rain which clears WIN
,,.,,nth the fan will be late ana 'h'
,.i,.ors open until well into Jah,'a a'H'
IA il IN, 25rd Of September 'niS
,.,or ,yas followed by a coId ram -
,.,a,ring warmth they are suiF va
,ta,. ,..n RIM north until alter the
,,.,,:I.vs Resides this late ran 'i''t' an
,n shining men al" rc1olcHhs ~
,i,, cav. that there is gong W "e :. q
.;.vine absence of bad storms ~
.,. Nv. england coast for the feas"- i
VIII, NV are breaking away 7" W
,a., of the Alleghanias and sft,ll
.,,,,,sa,ves before they get aroulu N','
/ ,.i,.n,,ito,,s water course tha' ieii',
-,o anon Folks in the miduie an"
~, Atlantic states will get oTe'''"-
inc. hut coast people '"H
I ewing WO, q.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Specia, Advertisements.
WAN TED.

ANYONE HAVING TYPEWRITER ia
1T address stating terms. L. r. Dufor.
City. nuvi4dlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

some or Augustus nmrods are pre-
paiihs l" go out fox hunting. now that
snow has come.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

AUGUSTA LOCALS

The snow shovel brigade was out in
fierce, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Launching Postponed at Rockport.

Euckp"lt Me. NOV. I3.- The seNc:c
storm which began. Yesterday. and cnH-
tinued although with diminished force.
today. made it necessary tp pnStpon" thc
launching ot the new three-mdSted
schooner Annie from the Carleton NJ
Norwood ward her" which was tu nave
taken place. today. III" schooner prob
ahly viii be sent or. tomorrow.
Rev j. W. Thomas has closed his Ia
hurs AZ pastor Of the Free Baptist church
It Rrckland and will supply thr chape!-
III Owls Head ana ASH Point t"r tn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

.n,r1oNAL LOCAL MATTER
,,,,r M FOUND ON PAGE 3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Much delay was experienced by the
,.I.ctric cars and many trips We're
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

1Dn~G n-The regular meetings
! !. : i ! e: e: :: f.: e.: :: -: ):
- NJ sch Williams Post. No. II.
II first and third Thursdays #
d6lD each month
~ J. II. BANGS Commander.
70 yAl MypANID. Adjutant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Bat little DELAY was caused on the
In, ut ;hr Maine central Railroad. The
trains Werc nearly all on time. and
I .,llic was uut Ia amy .rp#c, iahl" "V-
ten; effected.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-07-25

early part Of the present year, otter
the consolidation had been perfected
between various underlying companies
as the United States Steel corporation,
the Youngstown rail plant was aban-
doned and its product turned into
sheet bars and billets.
The fact that the National Steel
company Is thus preparing to change
its rail production and shut off its
steel bar and billet production Is taken
as an indication that the officials OF
the United States Steel corporation
are anticipating no early settlement
OF the strike. but are rather looking
for some considerable delay in oper-
ating the mills.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-07-25

wheat region, where, as a result Of the
premature ripening, the yield ard
quality ia much impaired. Over the
northern portion, where the crop is
now ripening. it's condition continues
promising.
Harvested oats have suffered some
injury in shock from moisture In the
Middle Atlantic states and the unhar-
vested crop from premature ripenMg
in the Northwest. while rust has
caused injury In New York and Penn
sylvania. Good yields are reported
from the Upper Ohio valley.
Haying is mostly over and q fine
crop was secured in North Dakota,
Minnesota, the Lake region. Ohio val
ley portions of the Middle Atlantic
states and New England.
In portions of Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia and Florida, the condition of
cotton has improved, but in the TWO
last named states and in the Cacolinas
it has suffered from lack of cultiva-
tion. Rain is greatly needed in Ten
nessee and over the western portion of
the cotton belt. where, however, the
crop is generally withstanding the
drought we'll.
In the Ohio valley, Tennessee and
Wisconsin tobacco is suffering much
from drought. especially in Western
Kentucky. and has been injured by
rairs in Maryland. Elsewhere the
crop has made favorable progress.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-07-25
Certain Reporters Excluded.

Certain Reporters Excluded,
Pittsfield, Mass, July 24.-At the
opening Of the days session Of the
Fosburgh manslaughter trial Judge
Stevens excluded from the courtroom
four men and two women, represent
ing three New York newspapers, be-
cause of articles published in those
papers bearing on the case which were
Objectionable to the court. The sher-
iff requested the correspondents to
leave the courtroom and those repre-.
senting the papers named by the Judge
went out in body.