Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-25

} s,auGish. -.rrrtur, ana treasurer Z"
( ;h- Hammond P.cklLE GO who's" plan
! was Practical t.cs'tr''d h> nt. AZ ham
iuuud Ind N,iu"sdat night. Thursda
| tut th- ip-- at SyEtnp ANA declared tina
I inability io rH oricr~ FOR q t"v W.. x
wnuld hrlnE th. total lo-s up ip $ln"t'
"st
| The b.ls w tuf w1ma. f'nnd dea 4
/ ". dGs s,!..s. iU tE. hotel Mrl'tr AT .N"W
! iurk iu Y, mpruv wltn Emil Schii.intcr
. who hAd shot n.r and himself, Was iacH-
tli,.d. THURSDAY. y. Jp-.pa tadi9h as
taat rf Hls v3f". 'adisE ~ LS'd 10 gitt
Any ln'Nrm4t.Na concerning himself p'
thc woman
Th. hit.uH. irum 80. Hi .tl.r".a. Pa-.
employing -.NtraI hundred m"u. has ,lp--
40 INDEFINITELY because " N Impossible ip
sctu~. to.,t This !s dur " ihc ear famine
sNtEting yu tE. P'rL-Nl NlEaui4 lines otca-
stoned b' ire enormous freight tratiic
Th" ,-r shops IA Altoona are working
doIul, um" vi ,uprE tEc !cmAnd
Nv Hurrs rratt Jldsou d.an WI thr
l-niytrs.il uf Chicago. tu aGdrr~~!ng tn
.,1irr- ~aiGv I'VE hutc nu orators. fu-
day that -. Lu orators of th' arst-clas- =.
| Th- reason rrr tA. l.c,lur ir orator. Il
the vast Increase iu r''-t..ll-- Their" dr.
t,u mauy EAbnl-r~ vithuIt t.lnu NEnHi-
.dg, 81. noes NOR thorough knowledge
IYN ul,ar thinking aui uTAtrTN Will tak'
,.r, uC its,if Tr.. newspaper uud p'Ti,d-
iral pr' ss lt thr ,am. Jifnc mLk" mucl,
uratnry u,,.!I'S~ aUl mgltipl, th. porc.
"f what tt ."tt
A. Indictment enareire 'u.e,zzicmcni
wa~ rrtur.rl Thursday. It Portsmouth
: H. ht te- grand iIrE in tn superior
court tur Ru. krEnnm county against
William u Mo.r". formerly ',tr clerk 81
Portsmouth It ~ .l. -"d that NJ '1ra
took So" ot tur city s m"rcf- There ar"
III -plnts W iNv Indictment against him
Dth,r indictments f1rEi iH-iu2c on
against T. Nj Eaufori ,f llat.rit!ll. for
grand larc,nt, John Ni~hois. Portsmouth,
highway robbery. aui Edward Galc"rnhc
~ Glasgow Intimidation u.deI tt. strike
art
Three, suspicious looking mou wee ar
rested from freight train at Corning.
\ Y ThurSGdt Each had - satch.l and
between thcm tl,s Han Half y dozen Sri'e
~ uld ,iothrs Kit nt Burglars tools dhd
4 uUautitN w unused uoSttG. STAMPS.
Th'y w"rc h"'d tn -" i tbs ar con
ucct.l vIth thr varIuu- post office : 10
berries in Vermont and p's~ihiy Chicago
Careful investigation showed thIt there
WIS rrly sIstU ,,jautitN If stamps III
uos~. ~-iun M th" men. Thr local rolic.
dc not believe now trdt IN" u7,a had
au- hard in trc chicaea robbery
\ standard b"a car for the railroads -
ihv United States Canada and Mexico
has t,"n adopted - thr scmi-anaIal
meeting WI ILr American Railway AsSp-
citation. Tie dimensions call for car
,G fv,t long. .i-ht f"rt ana six iuCh,-
~ WiI, AMI "i-h feet high inside measure
IN ut. making cross section M ~ slulr"
fC"t. ih' car D. rt'iuE a capacity nf -it-
cubic feet. Sid Openings tu br siN fr.t
wide The cuT iitt.c on TIE standard dt-
mcusiun~ Nc bu> oars ana the question 'l
standard fr,igh' c1rs was appointed NV
YEARS ago. ana tnn adoption nj its recon-
mrndatioUS was considered thr most i'm
portant action taken hy the meeting
Thr steamer Portland arrived at Pn~l
Townsend. Wash. THURSDAY bringing i.'
and fnr.st al NtftI
NJ which came down the NIkon 10 st.
MiChac,e. Passengers arriving report tina
winter mas practically set in ana that thr
ice has begun to form along the shore ii
ST MiChaels At Nome the scenes around
tn" transportation companies offices ar"
most exciting. Hundreds OF people con
greSatc. al seeking transportation and
accommodation on the steamers due tn
sail Is not nearly sufficient for the de-
mand. The Portland had a rough paSsH -
down ana owing TO the crowded condition
there was much complaint from the pas
senEcrs