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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-19
The TRUNK AND BICYCLE.
Bondin. Under Name CT M5rrau. Send Checks
10 Depot at Fall River

FaI! River. Mass. June lS-Anotner
interesting clew In the BlOndin case
came 70 hand, today. 1t was in the
form Of 4 letter received BY Supt. ACk-
Icy OF tn Taunton division or the New
York. New Haven x Hartford Railroad
al ~ y. NJ. as follows:
New York. June H.
Il send 70 YOU, the 18th OF June. one
letter contend to check one for bicycle
ana enc for trunk from Boston. No.
Of check for wheel. 3si.l5l. No. of
check FOR trunk. 1863. and be down TO
now in Boston ana met one OF my
friend and told him want 70 to Fan
River. wei NJ told he come with me in
New York and | get You Job withe
me. ! said all right and after we ben
To New York to took me to the post
office this morning. | q find the adj
dress was EoWn and would you be
good for me to write to the other adj
dress II you did not have the check ana
letter send the trunk ana wheel to this
address: $50 Third avenue and my
letter near Grand Central station.
The oder letter | send to you just give
my address New York but the post
office near where ! live his the branch
4. q. station III. Cor. "A. the Lexing-
ton. Answer by return mail if you
please | am yours.
JOSEPH MARRAT."
And l write a letter to you to send
my trunk ana wheel to New York but
now today his got different post of
flee and deterrent station.
Would YOU please let me now in III.
address by return mail if you haye
send my trunk somewhere in New
York or boat sended.
Il now | make mastake about your
letter ! address you letter. The agent
FAN River. Mass, after some infor-
nation.
p $. Send me the check an bill and
what pad me for express.
Joseph Marian. ego Third avenue
New York. near 43rd.'
on the address side of the envelope
is written: station agent. New York
& II. Railroad Company. Fall River
Taunton division. or wharf Taun
After reading the letter Supt. Ackley
wired to Ii. .. NiCkcrSon. superinten-
dent Of the FAN River Line. whose Of
flee is in New York. informing him Of
the contents of the letter The reply
stated that Supt. Nicllerson would no
tify the New York police.
Following out a theory formed after the
Clnrs found Mt The Steamboat wharf. the
police believe that HIondin may have ciV
en- THIS letter "a a dcckhlrd or passenger
on the New York boat with instructions
to mail from New York for the purpuS
of throwing HE police IN his track.
\ few days ago 4 man answering Bion
din'S Il, SCription was seen In this city ana
Edward Duhc sans that h saw this man
as tate as Saturday morning.
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To live situate Cuban Election Frauds.

Havana. June lS.-Many frauds in
the recent municipal elections nave
been brought to light as result or
military investigation made at the re-
quest of citizens in districts where the
elections nave been contested. the re
ports submitted show that the election
of at least eight mayors Will ne re-
yersed. The work Of Investigation IS
not yet finished.
The government has rejected the bid
of approximately $l4000,0O0 made by
Dadv. Onderdonk ana Mcclellan for
the sewering and paving of Havana
and will readvertise the contract for
three months.
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Unnecessary Loss Of Time.

Mr.. w. S. Whedon. Cashlei ,srset,
First National Bank OF ,s q.
Iowa. in a recent letter gives 10 IN.
perience with a carpenter in n's o, he
ploy, that will be of value to ,- u,,
mechanics He says: II had a ea nnss,
Ter Working for me who was o 90 &C.
10 stop work for several days :.. on Z
count of being troubled with dia s sssn
mentioned to him that | l nS
SIMILARLY troubled and that u ,,,arrbOes
,ain's colo. Cholera and p ,n"sht .
remedy had cured me- ~ ~. here and
bottle Of it from the drugsis "a hin.
Informed me that one dose - IL" For
nd he Is again at ms Yvater 81.
,ala nv Jno Coughlin. - 80 Drug
and j. c. Houlehan, oi
gists.
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BlONDiN IN LOWELL.
A Man Absolutely Certain That lie Saw Him
Tuesday Morning

Lowell. Mass, June lS-Joseph Nichols.
living in Lake View avenue. says that
he talked ana drank with Blondin in this
city. this morning. He says he knew
Blondin when the latter lived in Lowell
met this morning was the suspected wife
murderer. He asked Nichols to advise
him 10 the best method Of removing
Il trunk which he said was at the railroad
station in Nashua to Fall River Nichols
left the man eating breakfast in a restau-
rant. He returned in Il few minutes with
the intention of questioning the man rel
ative 10 himself hat the stranger had
gone after ordering hat not eating his
breakfast. state officer Durham obtain
ed a warrant here. today, for Blondin's
arrest.
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The Sun Becoming Extinct.

An eminent scientist has startled the
world with the declaration that the heat
of the sun is being exhausted. lie as
sures us however. that 1t will lie many
centuries before it takes place. In the
meantime we should try and make the
best of life and enjoy it while W. have
the opportunity. This. however. IS i'm
possible unless you have good health ana
especially a strong stomach. Use lilo tct.
ters Stomach Bittcrs To keep the stom-
ach in order and you will be happy IL
cures dyspepsia. Constipa'i ion, bi ,usne :
aids digestion and keeps the bowels reg
uiar. 1t has been the standard me lie N
of the American people over nifty years.
Insist on having the genuine with our
private revenue stamp over the neck Of
the bottle
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Mrs. Mckinley Out o. Danger.

Washington. June 1S.-Drs. Jonn..
and RiXey held 4 consultation a. -,
White House. this forenoon al :"
conclusion Of which DR.. johnson ~
luunccl Mrs. Mckinley out OF uans
and convalescing. 1t is eXpecteu y,
Pres ident and Mrs. Mckinney
leave for Canton by July l. "a,
Or. Rixey. after the evening IN
on leaving the White House a. y. ~.
tonight. said: Mrs. Mckinney . !,
ting along very nicely. She CONTINUES On,
improve. She is sitting up aah!' q,
sat up. today. about two nouns
saw several friends. today.
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Ice Kinq Morse Again WEEDS.

New York, June 1S.-Charles w
Morse. formerly of Bath. Me-. who
formed the consolidation of the ice
companies of the Eastern states, was
united in marriage, tonight, to Mrs
Clement +. Dodge. formerly of Iowa
Mayor Van Wyck of New York. acted
as best man.
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Manchester. 13: Lowell IL.

Manchester, n. H.. June S-The locai
Nv, ENGLAND League team defeated Low
eli for the fifth consecutive game by q
score of Il to Il. The game started with
McCIoud in the box for NJ Manchester anu
Conneiiv a new man, for Lowell. In the
third. Drinkwater went into the box IN
Mace of McCloud and during the remain
ing seven innings held Lowell down 10
three hits Pete tiildea WAS substituted
in mace of Connolly but WAS easy Tor
Manchester Attendance. 800.
Manchester 3 o o ! 49,! ,
owteU ,.J . o o G-l2-ll y
Batteries-Dr inkwater. McC!oud ana
Kelley; +. Gildea, Connolly and MERRITT.
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HOBSON As A LECTURER.
Defends Deweys Tactics at Manila ant
Schley's at Santiago.

Baltimore. June lS-Capt. Richmond II.
Hobson. L. S. n. delivered an address
here. tonight. Al the Commencement IN
crciSes of the Baltimore Polytechnic In
stitutc. Speaking Of Dcwcy's battle in
Manila bay at u distance Of 200 yard +
from the Spanish fleet he said:
"A British admiral probably would have
gone in like Nelson or Is the British are
lighting in South Africa. getting close 10
the enemy ana losing nearly the same
number of men even whom victorious"
Referring to those who criticised Nj
miral Schicy's "luop" and parallel course
a; Santiago. capt HohSon said: II have
no patience with them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-19

After many delays ihc case III which
Mrs. DIR. JanC T.. Bishop and DR. Angus
Ia ". Turner are charged with criminal
malpractice il II cases. set forth III 81
counts, was commenced IL the Suffolk SUI
perior court 1T Boston. Tuesday. before
Judge Bishop. Bat two witnesses We're
called. enc of them being Il woman who.
the government claimed. had been ope.-
atcd on by Mrs Bishop hut who failed to
recognize the defendants. ana the other
the husband of the woman. who told Of
talk Of Il criminal operation for his wife
with Mrs. Bishop. Eclorn testimony was
given. counsel tor tho def. ndantS fought
hard to have the indictm@ ntS puaShcd.
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THE G. W. PARK MYSTERY.
Neponset Man Arrested on SUSPECT ~ oil
Knowing About Parks Death.

Boston, June 1S.--In connection with
the mysterious death of George w.
Park of Quincy. whose body was found
in the Neponset river. last Sunday, the
police, this afternoon, took into Gus
tody jeremiah Conley of Norwood
street, Neponset, suspected of being
the man who left an electric car with
Park on Neponset bridge the night
before the body was found. The police
give Conley bad reputation.
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New England League Standing.
American League.
AT BOSTON.

AT BOSTON.
Boston ..........O 0 0 0 o XII 3
Chicago .......1 0 0 0 2-3-1 |
Batteries-I.ewis and Schreck: Harvey.
Griffith and Sullivan. Attendance, 4O16
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore ....1 0 o y-Il-1O ?
Milwaukee 20 0 0 O O. 4 -,
Batteries-Howell and Robinson: Gar
win, Sparks and Maloney. Attendance,
1870.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Cleveland :.....O 0 2 o 0 % IA,
Philadelphia Il 0 3 0 0 o. D.
Notwithstanding and Ycager; Plank
and Powers. Attendance 3IS5.
AT WASHINGTON
Washington % 0 o o 2-61ot
Detroit ........1 0 0 L 0 0 O-10-i Il :.
Batteries-Gear, Carrick and Clarke
Cronin and Buelow. Attendance. 3I95.
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SMALLPOX At LEWISTON.
d; .se New Cases Discovered. tuesday. 10 NJ
II Androscoggin Block.

Lewiston. Me. June 1S.-Five new
cases Of smallpox We're discovered III
No. II Androscoggin block. late tns
evening. ana were removed to the pes'
house. The board of health have taken
every precaution possible 10 pre'en'
further spread of the disease ~,
disease appears in a mild form any
there are no serious cases.
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Czarina Has Another Daughter.

St Petersburg, June lS.-The CZaflha
today, gave birth to daughter. Inc
child will be named Anastasla.
The other children of the Car and
Czarina are: olga. born. Nov. ID, 1899
,new stylel: Ta1iana. born, June ~,
1897: Marie born June 26, 1899.
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BANGOR.

EARNED runs-Portland 6, Bangor: Two
base hits-U'B ricn, Cameron, Murphy.
Hayward, Driscoll. Home run-Conroy
stolen bases-Curtis >, Wiley ). Cameron
= Kelley 4. Hayward. Nelson. Sacrifice
hits-Curtis Kelley. FIRST base on balls
on Long. off Willis ). Struck out-By
Long >: by Wills :. Double plaY-Cam-
eron to Conroy. Time. Las. Umpire
WhceICck Attendance, $40.
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NASHUA.

Earnel runs-HaverhiII. TWo-past MT
shincel. Stolen bases-Cassidy 2,Dorsey
Double plays-Baxendale, Q Neii and por
sew First base on baiis-lE W nv
Thompson Dillon; by Moore. O. Neli. DtI-
win. O'TooIe White. Hit by pitched bali
-O'Neil. Struck out-By White, ktarney,
Thompson, Iianseomb: Snea. Dl Ion
sew. Baxendale. White. Passed bal
C0nroy Time. les. Umpire, Moore AL
Tendance. 300
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BARKER RULED OUT.
Continued from page ~

Continued from page ID
walking | heard IA sudden noise and
felt singing sensation. was walk
ing with my head down.
Mr.. Keller said he did not zee his
assailant. lie had not quarrelled with
anyone. At the request Of the prose
cutting attorney. he showed the wound
in his face to the jury.
Continuing. nv. Keller said: II can
not remember anything distinctly af-
ter the assault until / found myself
back in the house and lying on the
bed"
What was your condition at the
time?" asked the prosecutor.
Il had what the doctors call lucid
intervals
II remember when the doctors prob
cd for the bullets and think people
were walking about the room. but
could not see, as ] was blind. ! rc-
member being asked If ! could recog-
niZe a certain mans voice. but could
not. The voice was loud, rough ana
unusual. / had an idea whose voice
IL was, but thought | was about 10 lie
and / did not want to identify the man
when I was not positive"
How long have you known Mr..
Barker"
About 10 years | have seen him
frequently at his own house. | have
heard him speak many times and am
familiar with his voice. / did not rec
ogni2e him at the house after the
shooting. His voice was rough and un-
familiar. ] was in fear Of death and
did not want 10 unjustly accuse any
one. ! could not distinguish between
an intentional and accidental shoot
ing"
At the conclusion of Mr.. Kellcr's tes-
timony. the state rested.
Mr.. Van Wynkle. on behalf of the de-
fence. made several motions to dismiss
or to compel the state TO do thus and
50. which were all denied.
Thomas &. Barker. the defendant.
was called to the stand.
How long has Mrs. Barker attended
Mr. Keller's church ~ asked Mr. Van
Wrinkle.
The state objected on the ground
that IL was intended To lead to story
which was not true. and which had
been related to her husband by Mrs.
Barker. and which 50 worked upon his
mind that he committed this assault
Such line Of testimony might b. ad-
,nisghI. 4, f, rnu,dcr c.sc III, /, Ma
no place In this ease
Mir Van Wrinkle said II was not de-
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story YVES told to Barker BY his wife
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BASE BALL GAMES.
7I..6
New England League.
Lewiston, s; Augusta, S.

Lewiston. Me-, June 1S-The Lewistons
defeated the Augusta team in a close and
exciting game of ball on A. A. A. park,
this afternoon. After the first inning
Moore pitched for the home team
and did excellent work. Manager
Doe has suspended Third Baseinan
Howe and fined him SO for in
subordination. lie has released FRS
BaSeman Nick Wise and signc
Nevers of the Bowdoin College team to
play that position.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Norwich-Bristol ;; Norwich. :.
At Derby-HridgepOrt -. Derby. Is.
AZ Nontrcal-Toronto. II: Montreal 3.
At Hartford-liartford. 10; Syracuse, C.
Aat Prov Observation-Disclosures. =; WorcoS-
ter. 0.
At New London-Mcriden. ;; New Lon
don. 4.
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haverhiIl. !: Nashua. 0.

Haverhill. Mass. June 1S-Nashua could
not score ran. this afternoon, OWING 10
the superb pitching OF White. Not htt
was made off the local pitcher until tn.
ninth inning and that one was OF the
scratch order. one Nashua man got as
far as Sc cond base but he died there. IN
the tlsrd and fourth innings White struck
out six men in succession. y brilliant
double play ended the game.
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Three clerks charged with the theft of
$1,000 worth of iewelrv from the Adams
Express Co. New York. last Sunday
night. were arrested. Monday night. and
arraigned, Tuesday. They are Robert
Pentecose. Christopher NJ. Brown and
Thomas Mccarthy. All have been in the
employ of the company for several years.
About 5000 worth of iewelry has been re-
covered from various pawn shops.
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Portland. IA: Bangor. S.

Portland, Ne, June 1S.-Portland batted
Pitcher Willis hard, today, and Bangor
was never in the race. Long was very
effective at critical times. Kelley played
a sieut game Tor Bangor anu WEIGH mad.
a sensa Iional eaten ol Il ny il lea, field.
ha
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Wcdnesday-Iav II Manchester.
Nashua at lowell. Bangor al Augusta.
Lewiston at Portland.
Thursday ltaNerhiIl at Manchester.
Lowell at Nashua. Augusta at Bangor.
Portland at lewiston.
Friday-Haverhill at Lowell, Nashua At
Manchester AUGUSTA at Bangor, Lewiston
at Portland.
SAturday-I.oweN at IIayerhill. Man
chester at Nashua, Augusta At Bangor.
Portland At Lewiston.
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Another Blondin Clue from Canada.

Montreal. June Isle Journal of hi
city announces that Elondn, who Is suS
pected OF having murdered his wifi, ict
Lowell. Mass, has been traced to Rouse
Point and from there to Montreal, whe-
he is supposed TO be hiding. He is sal
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ame won with two men out

Earned runs-LewistOn ). Augusta L.
Two-Dase hits-Burrill, Doe. Mcintyre
Ryan =. Stolen bases-Bridgham Mula
ney, Allen. Doe, Morse. First base on
balis-By Morse. Ross; by Dupee, Bridg-
ham, MulIaney, Burrill. Hit by pitched
ball-Dupee Struck out-By Morse, Ross
:. Cross =, Mcintyre, Dupee; by Dupee,
Bridsnam. Tibbetls, Burrill, Boardman,
Allen, Doe, Morse. Wild pitch-Morse.
Time, l.3o. Umpire, Mahoney. Attend
anrc 300.
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TO have shaver off his coustaeh
his hair at Kouse's Point. ~. dhd e1t
MS bicycle trousers and gtocLtrE
polio" Will not discuss the stor,, 81. The
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Fire at Bradford. VI.

Bradford. VT. June 1S.-1.3O A. NJ
The mill of the Bradford Paper Co. is
on fire. There is no wind so the blaze
will be confined. The loss will be con-
siderable.
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ex.GOv. PlNGREE DEAD.
Passes Away Peacefully at London. His Son
Present at His Side.

: London, June l8.-E.x-Gov. ii. >.
Pingree of Michigan. died here. ut ll.ao
tonight.
His son was the only person present
at the time of his death. The attend
ing doctor left Mr.. Pingrcc's bedside.
at about lie, promising To return
shortly.
II. s. Pingree, Jr., who has been
watching ut his fathers side for four
days and who has not removed his
clothes during that time, noticed
sudden change in his fathers condi-
ton. He had hardly reached the pa
TENTS bedside when his father died
peacefully. without warning and with
out speaking one word.
Young Mr.. Pingrec has wired his
mother and uncle in the United States
not to come to London.
The body OF the late M. Pingree
viii be embalmed and taken TO his
home.
The diagnosis made hv London special
lists of ;he generous affection Of the In
tcstincs from which Mr.. FingTor suffered.
left practically no hope for the patient"
recovery.
Toward; the end Of his Illness Mr.. Pin
gree suffered great pain and weakened
rapidlV lie WAS unable 10 retain noun
ishmeut Ills mind. however. remained
fairly clear. During the whole OF Tues
DAY he was practically kept alive by IN
irctiuns AT strychnue and drugs admins
tered To lessen the pain.
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Francis 3 I.oomis. until recently Um'ssss
STATES ,,s> minister 4, 10 Venezuela. sax Az Az
thought he was entitled 70 regard 0 s siI
nointment - Lisbon as an open ne az.
sion Of confidence on the part q
miniStratiOn.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Wednesday. Thursday. Friday-Chiclgo
at Boston. Cincinnati ii brooklyn, PITTS
burg at New York. St. Louis at Fh.la-
delphia.
MISUNDERSTANDING at Boston. Chicago
at Brooklyn. st. Louis al New York. GIN
MIN - l,llil..I.Ll,
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At PITTSRTEC.

Pittsburg ......i / o . o o X-9-I3-
ST. Louis ......0 l o u g. .
Notwithstanding and OConnor. Muir
ply and Nichols. Attendance. 3iC0
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ten YEARS
In State Prison Is the Sentence
Given Bill Hands.
Retracts Plea Of mot Guilty" and
Pleads Guilty Of Mans|aughter'
Rctraction Only Accepted With Understanding
Of Full Penalty Given.

Portland, Nc. June 1S.-William
Hands. the negro, who has beeh con-
spicuous figure during the trial OF the
Mogher murder case. ana on WHOSE
confession the state mainly relied IN
its prosecution Of Edward GRAHAM. In
the superior court today, pleaded
guilty to manslaughter ana was SEN
tcEced to 10 years in the State prison.
the maximum penalty for the crime.
The court room attendance. today.
was small, today. compared with the
crush AT every session OF the Graham
trial, but nearly all who took part in
that trial We're present, among Them
nearly all the relatives OF the Moshef
family. the attorneys in the case ana
nine of the II jurors.
When the court was ready 10 pro-
coed, George Libby, counsel Tor the
prisoner. said the negro wished to re-
tract his previous plea OF not guilty,
and would tender to the court plea
of guilty of manslaughter. This plea
was accepted and Hands was sentenced
to serve 10 years in the State prison.
Both County Attorney Whitehouse
and Attorney General Soldiers replied
to Attorney Libby. Mr.. Whstehotrsc
said he regretted the necessity of put
ting the negro on the stand during III"
recent trial. but as he felt positive
that GRAHAM was the guilty man. and
Hands tool. he felt justitiei in so
doing. and also would feel justified in
accepting from Hands on the part Of
the government, a plea OF guilty Of
manslaughter.
Mr. Seiders spoke In much the same
vein. but in conclusion added that h"
could only accept the Negroes plea with
the understanding that the full penalty
be- imposed.
Edward Graham has not yet been
sentenced for the murder % clifford
MOsher. His counsel. Immediately ar
ter the rendering Of the verdict. last
evening filed a motion for an arrest
OF Judgment II this motion Is not
Withdrawn. tho case VIII go M 10 the
law court. ana he cannot be- sentenced
until September. IL the verdict ~ suS--
tanned
f;ut ii Is understood that Mr. Truc's
object in filing tho motion was to give
GRAHAM an opportunity "a remain
few days longer in II" county j2il In
order that ne may -, his wife and
make final disposition Of his private
affairs here. The Evening Express Is
Informed that the motion viii be with
drawn before the business OF the pres
ont term OF court is concluded. and
GRAHAM will come forward and accept
4 sentence OF life imprisonment.
AS Il choice between spending the
summer in tn" Portland jail with no
opportunity for exercise and no liber-
ties. and going direct to the stat"
pi ison 10 resume his labors in the car
rage department. among some Of his
former acquaintance. GRAHAM is like
ly to prefer the latter.
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AT BROOKLYN.

New York 20 o , 3 0 o o. I'll.
Brooklyn .....2 0 l 0 o 0 x-l0-l2--
Batteries-Denzer. Taylor and Warner;
Donovan, Hughes and Mcclure. Attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-19

1t is announced at Dayton. Ohio that
the strike of the goo employees of the
Cash Register Co has been settled and
the works will reopen, Wednesday.