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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
MORE MIGHTY HUNTERS
Polish Up Their Arms and Start for Bin woode
f,r Game

~" return 4; the Indian Pond
hunters. last week. With their lary.
amount Of game. acquired by purcb,s..
ana otherwise. has spread tn, bIrIx
ieVer 50 that another quartet Of mighty
hunters have polished up their oId
queen S arms ana, With seven days' r,-
ti"ns, Eave departed for The dark for-
est down Mattawamkeag wa Tba
iarty consists OF Mr.. Harding. engi-
ncer 'n The Accommodation train. and
ms TREND Mr.. Eastman from south
Gardiner. Nathaniel Johnson cf Bow
cltch X Wcbster's drug sior.. ana Dr.
q. l.. Blakply
t'N the middle of the week yenison
SA"uld he selling for cents a bound
amt other game Wit b,. a drug ON The
ma rket. This does not include euchrc
and other games
1t IS understood that air. Uariin2
c>ii'rs with him th,. original .I"uhant
gun used by Allan ouart"rmain in his
f*in"us tour 8" ably set forth by Rider
N2%ga1d. Nj. johnson still fonIly
ciinEs I" his trusty Winchester with
:" rdd n"tchcS on thr stock showing
that tne o0ner has transformed some
20 @borisineS from bad t. good In
dams ana given them good push to-
ward the happy hunting grounds
IN Ejallely is the real Bogartius of
the party and carries the most unique
specimen of the whole outfit 1t is
claimed th.t il is the nron-rtV of the
Mailr Historical Society ana Was for
mcllN owned hy John Paul Jones ana
lS equally destructive At either end
y i5ick trom . government mule is a
love pdt beside it aud when il goes off
IA" game r"ts ,nr Way ana the marks
man the other.
u IL rInoiyd thit the Enfield Band
Wiil accompany the party. joining them
it jhc above mentioned station. ana
Will ria. some ~ their choicest s-lcc-
tiHrs White III DIV woods. This Will
terI ~ rah tEc g4m, ;,nd al~" prevent
tr"n f,nu icing plunkvJ COR drer4
D.. w: snr p@rty re,rarled ut tho STA
ruu tfat t.+v Should nct return until
'rry n..i eruJ dotr. sn il is hardly
-..f- rn .k iu. tE.;u far tNo y"ais at
't-.,-I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
6aiIy- el!etier.

I.iniere Boily of WaterVille. and Miss
Helene Pcll"ti,r of this city. We're mar
-Icd. at \ y. NJ. yesterday. at st. Au-
rustine's church Rev. Fr. Hamcl Otii-
ciating Ernest Boily of Dexter. a
brother ot the groom. acted as best
man and Joseph prllcticr. who is the
brides unclc. gave the bride away. In
til" evening. a Wedding reception was
held At the home of the brides parents.
Mir. ana Mrs. Thomas PelIetier. Water
street MIR ana Mrs. Buily will leave.
Wrdnes day. for Watcryille. where they
viii make their home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Lost Hair;

-, It's risky, this losing of
the IL halr' You may not get
it back again. When the
hair first begins to fall out
use Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t
will stop the falling and will
make new hair come in. And
it always restores color to
gray hair.
"M My hair came out badlv and WOE
iast turning gray. | tried Ayer's Hair
Vieor. 1t stopped my hair from comino
out and completely restored the color !;
MRS. NJ. D. Gray, North Salem, Mass
d. All erusciS's. &c. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
poiice Raids and Seizures.

civ Marshal II. NJ. Breen assisted
hv Dauutv Marshal Kervin r. Hanks
made two searches. yesterday. At the
Farmers Hotel the officers We're un-
ohio to fnd any cOntraband goods. AT
the City Hotel. however. the search
,,..,e rewarded with a variety of liquors
,,I,c of which are now stored in
the vault at police headquarters.
Later the officers raided Frank Nc
Manus who lives near Tosus, but failed
70 find ANYTHING in the drink line. At
the Hartford house quantity of beer
and some whiskey glasses We're found
hut no hard liquors
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
A CARD.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on Il 80 cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If it
fails to cure your cough or cold- We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
RoWditch & Webster Kinsman Pharmacy
+. X. Courtemanche, c. X. Partridge.
Arthur Tetraut, Temple Pharmacy.
Iohn Coughlin. Augusta
r Urfrhinson. HalloWell
Robinson & Co, Chas. Ward & 60.
9 n Reane Gardiner.
oct. 1Sd& wGIno
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
COURT OPENS.
October Supreme judicial for
County of Kennebec.
Case Of Fisher vs.. Commonwealth
Shoe & Leather Co. on Trial.
Plaintiff Sues in $4,000 Damages for Loss Of
Three Fingers on Heel Machine.

SUPREME. JUDICIAL cotvRT- 90
TOEf,R TERM.
WILLIAM 7. WHITEHotsE. Jrl.o.
W. :. CHOATE Clerk.
\. l.. McFADDEN, Sheriff.
J. STANLEY ESTES. S,cnogruphe~.
The October term Of the suprcmr
iudicial court for KenncHe. county
convened at the Court house Ut 10
O'Clock. Monday morning. Associate
Justice William +. Whit-hnuse prcsi,i-
ing. Rev II. T. Dunnack. pastor Of
the Augusta Methodist EniscopaI
church. offered prayer. Deputy
Shefiffs Joshua +. Bean Of Augusta
and George F. Church Of HalIoweH are
assistants AS officers Of the court tu
Shcrn McFadden.
The following is 4 list Of the. jurors:
f. II. burgess. benjamin A. Gay. Viii
liam II .Iudkins. Augusta: Frank
Williams. \. B. Spencer, H. F. Bean
Waecrville: i. II. Leighton. HaIloWcu:
Charles W. GuudWin. Gardiner. Mar
rsllus Cain. Clinton: Fr.d q. Dolloff
Nit Vernon. 6 =. Dnnd"ro. Chelsea.
{. H. Drummnnd. NnsIou. J. f.
h"WnN. Winthrop. Arthur f. Marsnn
Pittston: James Phillips. Nassaiboro.
y. y. Sawyer, Monmouth: John w
'u' h"'' i"''hfl"ld. X II. l"at"n. Bel
grade
the inst cos, assiGhcd for trial Mon
'l1y morning. was tAat Of Herman q.
}Nh"r "i Gardner. 2edinSt the Com
H"H"'alh ~h"e :" Leather Company,
'lS" al '@rdlher IN suit "t damages
ll'''''' II H'"f' i"i the loss OF three I'M
S'lS al the ilaIhth' WhIl" employed ON
Il H""l stamping machine or heel COM
i"fSS"t owned ny Ia" C"irhdant com
l"d1'N. r NJ. ih"hns"n. Esq, oil AG-
S"N''' l. attorney I"i tue piainth ana
Ar'h"r ;. i-ittlehcld. Esq. OF Rock
iarf' Tor the defendant.
ne writ alleges taat Jun" ~ I'ol.
N" Pi1lhtht was employed on the ma
'i'''i' OF IN" ceIthdaht that ny reason
~ N" directive c"nHitlon OF the ma
rhin" MS rlGht name was caught an"
'rnShed III ~" macn'ne and Tn" frst.
Sr'"ld dild thlfd ln&ers rendered
Wh"lly uScl' IS 50 that II was necessary
!" Hihputitr thc llrst ana Sec"hd nm
StfS ilHi "" thlfd i ana can never h''
~ amy HS" I" th'' rlalntlf that thr
p.i;ihtI1 WAS an inexperienced work
m"n ana ignorant ds 70 the defective
condition " the machine and had n"v-
r. ''"'l " armed In ~ 1T 'oliVi'luh' tlu
th' d' ifhdant hcsic1 tt': ltS dutE III neg
hrenlnS aht MAINTAINING the machin-
cry ~ z SAFE ana suitable condltlnn
that the aCtiirnt mas ihttriered with
me ability N the plalntin I" work ana
thereby his earning capacity is lessen
.d- ,hat tha lose of ~. fingers IL wnolly
ana tu III. caralessness ana la,k oi
NH. ,..,,, ~ tba d.af.ndant ana an. no-
,,.;... j. .,,. 1a.l, III .a,.. ~, ~, ,,,,-
III III ,Iai,,im
II ~, forenoon ,bo i,,,. and cc,,nsa,
.n. ra,.,;,,-,. u ,.i,,,- o,,. af III
,,,.'t,;.
4, ~. nnaninq az co,,rt ~ + X o.cl.,k
III ~. arta,.poon ,t,orray Tboouso,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The Corner candy Stonc makes a
sprcialtv of Grecian confectionery
which it manufactures. II has also a
.erv rre line Of chocolates in fancy
packages. one novelty is tiny
,!iassing ease full Of chocolate sweets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Don't think you have seen re-
rlarkab!e display Of muffs and fur
scarfx until you call and eXamin" NC
wonderful line the H. g. Barker 90. of
Gardiner are exhibiting. Notice N"
Iate Isabella dye These they have
made np from the skins and when
Won soc the prices quoted in their al
IN the 1st page and also see the goods
il tie genuine bargains do not sur
nj lee ynu il must be because you are
uat posted in firSt-class furs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

George Potter of the post Office. VINO
possesses Il wide reputation as hunter
ana fisherman. proposes to start on a
hunting expedition. this morning. lie
informed the Journal man. Yesterday
thar if il Was noticed at any time dur
ing today, tnat the sun was opscufed
if would not be caused by an eclipse
but feathers from the birds he Will be
claughtering.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The quarantine placed on the resi-
donoo of Thomas A. Brennan. No. IA
North street. was removed, yesterday.
+h..., he;pe no danger from infection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL MAT
TEL; SEE. PAGES . AND IL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

John Larrabee was in police court
for drunkenness, last evening, ana paid
n fine Of SO.
The evening world., 1901-03-22

Those familiar with the wout!nS'
within the Criminal Courts lh.lting say
that I: Is very probable that District
Attorney Phiibin will impanc! an extra
ordinary Grand Jury FOR The months OF
April and May.
This extraordinary Grand Jury Nil
have submitted for It, consideration tho
great mas. OF evidence which tn, Com
mit;ecs OF Five and Fifteen have secured
against the police ia their hunt Tor
knowledge as to the existence OF vice IN
the city.
This evidence has occn submitted to
Observation-Disclosures Phiibin tally. and
.Sth his assistants he has winn"wcd
,ut all the chaT and will prcsen, TO the
Extraordinary Grand Jury clcdr Asses
agains, a, least four police captains
In short. the wise ones say thai NJ
Philb!n - prepared TO give ;hc i'oirc
Department: the stificst argtim-n; 1t ever
went against. /, Is not unlikely 'nnt
charges will also he prepared against
Commissioner Murphy and his Dcnuiy.
Devcry.
The four police captains nnmci ac"
A:bertson. whosu Dcvery denounced -
. coward YESTERDAY; Wcstcrycli. In
The evening world., 1901-03-22
NOTE.-Wc'll sell 500 Mems
All-Wool Black Cheviot Suits,
guaranteed worth c. 90
SIS, sale price -. pO./O
4 l.SD

~ Low
Mems Tan Box Overcoats, all sizca,
3, to ~ chest. ut $4.85. they arc
worth $1,000. Mems Oxford All-Wool
Suits uhis means coats. pants and
vests). n, s4.4O About 300 Craven
cite style Raglans. 5000. Mer'7
Smooth Black aud Blue Thibct Suits.
s6.S5. worth $1,000. Elegant Spring;
Overcoats in Oxford. black or tan.
silk and satin lined. S5.e5. Light
colorcd Raslans. with velvet collar.
also $6.95: can't be matched else
where under $500. The new Striped
Flannel and Plaid Suits. s7.65 few
hundred at sb.85. Also Prince AL
berts and Black Diagonal Getaways
for dress wear nj lower prices than
ever before Mems All Worstcd
Pants. sl.55 and 1895: 5000 pairs
to pick from. Mems Striped Worsted
and Imported Cashmere Suits. silk
and satin lined 5000. equal to
the merchant tailors charge $25
and $50 for BOYS Suits. $l.65, s2.65
and SO IS FOR icilg pants sizes.
We show the new goods at extra
cheap prices to start the season.
Notice our great display In show
windows OF most elegant goods for
Easter Suits or Ov.rcoats laid aside
II Won pay a small deposit
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL $50.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
NEVER. BEFORE
CALLED COWARD
Capt. AIbertson lndig.
nant but PowerIess
Under the Lash.

Capt chari.. l.. Albertson. OF the De.
lnnccv street station. was nearly In sears
ana enuittcrcd with chaSrln to-day over
h!s experience ycster,ily At the 7o.ic.
,riais NJ The hands OF Deputy Commits
sion"r William S Devcry.
He Ma bowel with shame because OF
the igngi'.in!ous word coward" hnrlcl
Al MIN by Deputy Dcvery, and chagrincd
ma: a captains rank preclude. him "f
the right to ;irc back into The very teeth
OF he man who said coward. n. W ri
liar" The objcc;!onabc epi.hc; AaI
bccn used by Dev"ry during the trial %
two former wardmsn on Thursday.
Capt Alb r;son "is found BY an
Evening World reporter to-day.
.'At. YOU a coward, as Deputy Com
missioner Dcvery has branded you be-
fore your police associates and throurh
the ncwspapcrs"' VI. ihe question put
the Captain.
mo nan h,s ever dared t" all ne
coward uniil now. bu, don want 10
talk about this thing can't stand 1t.
II. 200 much for me
VIA, ar. YOU going To u" ahoHi II!
VIII YOU appeal To s":r" higher author.
ny than Deputy Commissioner Dcsery
In III. way "i obtaining redress. an
apology. In fact. from Devcry"
.Wha. can | do" asked Aihcrison.
"i am called u coward hy IN; superior
officer. This - not Franc" az -
capt Alhcrtson did NOT complete n.
sentence.
'wha; have YOU to say to Deputy
Dev.ry's remark that your are not NJ
to command pa,rolmen. Cap; Albert
som
Il passed q crcditaolc examination and
hay" always done my duty. / snail con-
time to 10 1t regardless OF ANYTHING
that may happen.
Then yon do no, agree vita Mr.
Drvcry az TO your ability
Fl know I'm competent, But I'm nos
saying this :or publication haven't
said word Tor .hc r-wsPlpe-s,
The evening world., 1901-03-22
TWO PRINCETON
BOYS PUNISHED.
InsuIters Of Girl Fined
After a Sound
Thrashing.
go J, n. - 90 \

'Sp-eiii % n" E''niHr Nort
TRENTON y j., Mares :! aab'f"i
w and psuii"nt " !. Bfoktw ana Ste
ph.tl Harmon. ,hc tNo princeton stu
cents VINO wee beaten " e'N%ehr W
THIS place last night because one pro-
ro.cI an i,,d.s,cn, roast T., tk, father o..
u,s. ,,. ~, ,,r,tr,,-I IN
"
ihy beI"r' Judge Jackson
The court room vas crowded With
,rl.nd. n, AZ r., mo rh-c,t4 vcrc
''a"c 'sa'"sN me ''h""'h'N '"' ~ "''
only nc presence II htlf DOZEN po-
The evening world., 1901-03-22
.COU[DN' 7 PROVE
HIM SW|NDLER.
Weston's Evidence Not
Strong Enough to
Hold Dr.. Grinnell.

Edward Weston came down from 'he
waldorf-Astorin TO the Jefferson Mar
ket Court to-day TO make complaint
OF grand larceny against Or, Ashh"ll +
Grinncll. a physician. my years OF age,
Of Huntingdon. VI.
According TO the story Weston told
Grinneli had been swtndling merchants
here and in Jersey bv representing NM
self as one Haymorc. agent for me
Southern Merchants and Manufactures
Association and the Southern Detective
Agency concerns having n" existence"
HIs plan was - secure members a w
per member
Weston said that Grinrcll had gotten
800 OH, ~ him IN that way last fall. anI
lie had been looking for him ever since,
Weston saw Grinncll NJ the Waldorf.
Astoria last Sunday night. bu, before n"
could summon detective. n" sny- IN"
man got aSny.
Last night he saw him again. and call
ing a bcllboy told hin: 10 call dctcc-
tive. while he kept an eye ur he sus-
pcctcd man. Dctcctiy. Smith ,rri"t-i
and followed Grinneli To the Manhattan
Hotel. where he telephoncd to Head
quarters and Detective scrr"an, McCDn.
vile arrested Grinncil today upon III"
Identification Of Weston. as he was wait.
Ing In The Grand Contra! Station pre-
para;ory to leaving FOR Burlington. vi.
accompanied by his wife
z In court Grinnell denied ANY Conuoc-
zion with Raymorc or the swindlins at.
ltemp;s alleged. Weston was posliiv.
that Il was the man ana sen, Tor his
son Walter to confirm his view Ills son
Bald that /, looked like The mans face.
but the voice was different.
Under the circumstances Weston lid
not press the complaint, ana the pris-
oncr was released. He Was i, tail man.
With reddish nustnchc and chin beard
his hair slightly gray, He was well
dressed and refined In appearance. al,
vas his wife.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
SON FELL DEAD;
MOTHER EXPIRED
Phidffer Did Not Long
Survive His Octo-
genarian Bride.

Charles Phidrcr. who was ,hir;y-six
years Old. only lived little over TWO
months TO enjoy the home and for,unc
left him by his clghty-ycar- bride
He dropped dead IN the street to-day
and when reighbors went to the house
at No. lsS Dresden street. BROOKLYN, to
tell his mother. they found her dead IN
bed.
Mother ard son hal evidently died
about the same time. She was scy.nty-
nine years old.
Inidfer vas the boukkee!.r for a
Fulton street plumber. and two years
ago supcrintendcd a Joh Tor Mrs Kate
Rogers. who ownci and occupied ,hc
Dfesdcn street house. B-sides. she oos.
Dcssed several mortgage and p.c..s or
real es'ssie valued IN all at about si2.U.o.
ah- :ss.i him that 81. Was lonely am,
he called often. One day the old woman
said 10 him as he WAS about TO depart.
II hate To see you go"
Well. think III come and BOARD
here" said ne. IT'S a nice place
He lived there for somo time and
finally they were murricd Both were o,
convisial habits and apparently were
anppy for while. Last YEA ph!dfre-
Drought MS mother 20 the house. He
ana his wife began TO have disscn-
tipns. On Dee. - las, tT,c lef, him and
died on Jan. II.
Phldncr mad not been feeling wei
since that time. His mother was a
sufferer from Brish;'a disease and had
e+en confined TO her bed. YESTERDAY
4 Mrs.. Radford. who lives at No. lto Dre.
a 20. s.w,I A..
ms every day and looking af;e- The old
Woman. noticed that Charles seemed
] cute III afid advised him to zee n ply.
. e n! said he would walt until to-day.
j A0ia .mOrnlng he was seen to leave the
=. TIA block WHEN nc fciI dead. "
~ s1SNdford md another woman
q fSaths hoyssa 60 teu his mother.
b NJ 4 - y !,
The evening world., 1901-03-22
MURRAY HALL LEGALLY SHE
!'-tiiinn Accommodating Will Def
luitct, Ei%rs the S->

\ petition to accompany the viii nf
Murray II. Hall, the manwomnn. was
illed :o-dav In IN. Surroga;"'s office,
|; refers 10 the '"s'ntor ~ she" IN
every ia.tnlcc.
Th- petition s,ate- hat Mrs. iiAl lcf;
no heirs NJ law and directed that her
-s;a,e should 20 10 imclda \ Hall her
foster daughter.
The value OF the personal estate Is
given an 500 and the real estn'" also
500.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
RUSSIANS PULL UP STAKES,
Al ENihrnrr ~" Dispute NJ TI~n-
i~In Removed.

TIESTSiS, MARIA 2,,-Thc Russians.
IL .thcs w.sAirnwirs ,hc!r guards from
the railroad property. nav. removed the
d"marcatton i'ngH whiSh nScd the
bO1rilrics 81 llc :oneN.siJu ana before
whiCh the sen;rics were u,tioncd,
Gen Raillomh ,Fr"nchp and Gen.
i.orn" Campbell british are lining
together here ;hi. evening. The OF.
i'ndins frcnea SOLDIERS a, r:sm;=::
have been punished and assurances
have been Htve;, shat the offensive con.
dug; OF the French troops VIII not occur
again. a'sst ~,
The evening world., 1901-03-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC ron TO-DAY.

PORT OF NEW YORK.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
MOULTON'S FATHER DEAD.
wa. u Wrii-k nnvn Grnin Dealer
IL Nashville.

SAsilviLl.E Tenn March 2.-Rpb.
crt II Moulton j. ~" y"uns"sI son ~
The late Frank Muul,ln, At one tlmr
4 p"ll.known grnir dealer IN this CITY.
Muultou waS born In This ci'y ana re-
sided here until about ten wears nsb
Nt-u his father moved - Memphis
NE-r. n" Jicd.
IL. mother and other relatives resii.
= Iu.whcr. IN this Stitc \ brother
lives IN this city.
Moiitou'. hearing Is deteStiye. In con.
ycaucnc. OF an attack o! scare; fever
Ia this city he has many friends who
are NJ a loss 20 account for h,s "-rh-
pbdc. and declare h. |. a person ~ ire
NEST kindly disposition.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
Mr. SEXTON silent.

\ r.nar;.r ns The Evening Wor!d
called upon Air sexton AZ the Health
Board lhis afternoon - get his version
~ the utrrilg"
'\- h,yo suIl h"frr" WI no; dis
cas- my marriage. slil NJ. Sexton as
soon Ar thw uI,rtiOu vIS htoAChsi,
Was u aIth ynur knowledge that tn.
fsg'. concerning Your w!te's divorce VAS
k"pt from the priest shD performed the
"f-ru Dry was asked
! repent. viii ups say ono word
a bout my marriage
The evening world., 1901-03-22
SEXTON AND HIS BRIDE.
,con,lnush from FIR, FACE

lived ,"getagr iirsl ~ the - George
Hotel isr"oklin, then at No 3li Tres.
id"n' street. ana later AT No. 10. W-s;
Eigh'S -nirth street. Maintain
separation manly cam" and li,tic
less 'han Two wears nE" Mrs. Gior sued
ior divorce aud h't publication w.s
granted
.iG,.f ,hN tim" lilno became \ well.
known figure about the rW par: ~
%"w York Guy lie spent q lnrsr par,
OF HIS dine in the Waldorf palm garden
and ~ other ultccs where he IS to be
sccn IN - most JOYOUS aspect
The evening world., 1901-03-22
Lost. Found and Rewards.

LOsr-.CAse Ieoss drilled whole psaris. left In
9TH ave. elevated Thursday. :il:. Reward dad.
?r q; +-s- 40. wsoSaidss DaiidinS. 100 Will.
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The new band ironer at the Kalis-
pell Steam Laundry improves the
shirt. Try it.
She Gave Herself Away.

Judge Davis was one day in his pri.
vate Office when he was president Of
the senate and acting vice president.
A woman came into the room to see
him. He turned and said. well. mad.
am. what can do for your She was
neatly dressed In black. with an air OF
extreme poverty. She told wretched
tale Of sorrow and suffering, winding
up with the climax that she and her
little family were actually starving and
had not tasted food for two days. 'rhe
Judge seemed deeply moved he ex-
cused himself for not attending to the
case for the moment, as the senate was
nearly ready to open.
He looked at his watch with an air
Of vexation, as If It were not going,
and said. "Can any one tell me what
time it is?' His visitor pulled out a
gold watch and told him the time. The
judge said. ''Can 1t be true that your
children have been without food for
two days when you have gold watch
in the houseY The woman saw the
point of the judges question and called
out. "You are hateful old thing" and
hounced out of the room. She was q
professional dead beat.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-19

H. Clay Evans, pension commits
sioner, who during his four years
management of the pension bureau
has won golden opinions from every.
body except the pension lawyers and
sharks, is to be deposed. R. S. Peters,
an ex-congressman of Topeka, Kas.,
will probably succeed him. The ad-
ministration is making changes all
along the line, and does not seem in.
clined to double terms of even unim.
portant offices, which is not following
precedent. Time was that an official
held his job during good behaviour
and as long as the administration did
not change. The pie is being more
evenly distributed than formerly, and
even in those little land office and
post office tarts there is a disposition
to pass them along and give the other
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fellows a chance for the ensuing four
years.

Northern Star, rank outsider who
had been put in the dog class by the
bookies, galloped in winner at
Gravesend last Friday and put the
Butte talent on it's feet, the boys who
backed the Bitter Rooter, dividing up
about $4,000 from the three pool
rooms in Butte. The Star was 25
to 1 shot and the talent remembering
the performances of Tammany and
other Bitter Rooters who had run
away from eastern thOrOughbreds
put up all their money. They may
now eat T bone steaks for awhile
Northern Star was bred at the Bitter
Root stock farm and was by Hanover
out of Starlight and was sold for So,
100 at the recent sale Of the DAILY
horses in New York.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-19

His most puissant eminence, Ed
ward VII of Great Britain is said to
have recently become infatuated with
a French woman of rather shady repu-
tation, Nine. LANE de Pougy, ia
nous Partisan beauty. Lane is used
to the admiration and devotion of
kings, however, and has had upon
her staff the king of the Belgians;
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, General
Boulanger, Duke of Cambridge
Prince Henry of Orleans, Lord Ons
low, Dean Lorraine the poet and few
others at various times and seasons
But Edward seems to be the only rea
Willie now.