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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS &
NORTHERN RAILWAY. Union Passen-
ger Station Depart Arrive
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-13

If every farmer living on the black
prairie lands where gravel was accessi-
BILE would make the patriotic effort to
gravel just 20 rods of the public high
way each year independent of his reg
ular road work, what lot Of good
reads we would have inside of ten
years! Every man could thus work
right in front Of his own premises.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-13

y, uealn, Where IS Thy sung?
o, grave, where is thy victory?"
Her casket was completely embow-
cred in natures own beauty, and ev-
cry flower was a tribute Of love. Some
of them were most touching in the
tribute they bore. The influence of
such a life will never end, nor will it
soon be forgotten.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YoRK.-Louis B. Adams trustee under
the last will Of Francisco del Hoyo de
plaintiff against Jesusa Gutierrez Eoyo Irene
Gutierrez Hoyo Gresorio Gutierrez Hoyo Jose Maria
Gutierrez Hoyo. Matas Gutierrez
Guerra Juana Gutierrez Guerra
Felipe Guerra, Eusebia Gutierrez Guerra Julia
Gutierrez Guerra Juan Reda Hoyo. Felix Reia y
Cueyas Victorina Reda tuevas Juan Eeda Cuevas
unknown heirs and OF kin of Francisco del
deceased and all the unknown heirs and next Of
Redh Hoyo deceased. defendants Amend
cd and supplemental summons: To the above named
defendants You hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint in this action. and of your
upon the painff's attorney within days
after the service of this exclusive OF the day
Of service; and iL OF your failure appear or
answer. judgment will be taken against by defauk
for the relief demanded in the complaint
FERNANDO G. ECHEVERRIA,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
address. 45 Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City.
To Jesusa Gutierrez Hoyo Irene Gutierrez Hoyo, Gre
gorto Gutierrez Hoyo Maria HoyO Antonia
Guerra Juana Gutierrez Guerra Felipe Gutierrez
Guerra Euseba Gutierrez Guerra Julia Gutierrez Guerra
Juan Reda Hoyo Felix Rede Cuevas, Vctorna Reda
cuevas. Juan Reda Cuevas Isabel Reda Cuevas
Francisco del Hoyo deceased. and all
unknown heirs and OF kin OF Jesusa Reda Hoyo
deceased The foregoing summons is served by
publication order of the Hon. Abraham r.
Lawrence Justice the Supreme Court OF the State
York, dated 9th day of March. 1901. filed
OF New York County Court House. IN the Borough
Manhattan City of New York
Dated March H. 1901.
FERNANDO q. ECHEVERRIA,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Postofhce address, Broadway, Borough
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
TPLSHNEN TALK OF WAR.
MAYOR DAILY OF LIMERICK SAYS HE
WOULDN'T STOP ANYBODY FROM
BURNING LONDON.

The 12sd anniversary Of the birth of Robert
Emmett. the Irish patriot, celebrated under the
auspices of the Clan Gael last night with
concert and mass meeting in the Academy of Music.
Magistrate Henry A. Brann was the chairman of
the meeting and the Grafton was delivered by
Mayor John Daily of Limerick. Ireland who ap-
office around his neck The academy, which
Orange Free State flags. packed with enthusi-
part:
I hope the dav is not far distant when you will
be corning la * 20 Ireland. and there is
Guilty would be Irelands opportunity was the NAM
spring of the movements of le4s and 1861 The men
inclined to think that the dlfl-
Guilty long awaited is coming before long
Mayor Daily after thanking the audience in the
name of the corporation of Limerick and the peo-
pie Of Ireland for their cordial reception, said in
part:
The Irish people to-day cannot take TO the hill
sides. because they have arms, and the stand
ing garrison is too powerful There is plenty of
space in South Africa. and / can tell YOU that the
new generation in Ireland possesses the spirit OF
rebellion. and the example set by the Beers has
made them ready for the fray
Good tell that the only hope for Ireland
is the burning of London I'm not taking that job.
because il is too big but if there is any man
who thinks he go and do in London what
Kitchener is doing in the Transvaal I'll not try 10
stop him.
believe that there is still hope for Ireland. be
cause ] know that the French Government has
during the last five months slowed away more coal
than il has used in four years. If the French
believe that they are going 10 make il hot for
somebody.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
HERE AFTER AN HErREss, NOW A WAITER
WALDORF ASTORIA EMPLoYE WHO SAYS HE Is A
COUNT. HAS TRAVELLING COMPAN-
ION ARRESTED.

Henri Heningen, twenty-five years old. waiter
in the Waldorf-Astoria just now but who speaks
seven languages and who says he is German
count appeared at the West Thirtieth-st police
station last night and made a charge Of swindIins
against Harry Mccormick. thirty-eght years old
Of No PAP West Forty-ninth-st.
He told of being a fellow passenger with Nc
Cormick on the Lucania several weeks ago Nc
Cormick told him, he alleged, that ne was on his
way home after buying expensive machinery in
Europe FOR his rich Klondike and Cariboo mines
They went TO the Grand Hotel together
There, Henngen asserts, he gave Mccormick 2n0
francs 70 have changed into American money
but did not see him again until yesterday whon
Itlend IN hard luck. also employed I'm the Waldorf
Astoria told him Mccormick was in front OF Cor
belts Broadway saloon
he caused MeCormicks arrest Mccormick said
ne won the money at cards the steamship Nc
16ormlck said the count came over here after
Detroit heiress He had followed her 10 Detroit
Dul there mad been obliged pawn his ten trunks
ana their contents for funds enough to get back
10 tflls city since arriving here he has been
waiter In the Waldorf-Astoria where he has made
trunks H W SCI MS
Heningen shrugged his shoulders when asked ~
the story cf the young woman of Detroit was tTue
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
Gurrouatse Notlree

NOTICE To PRESENT CLAIMS.-In pursu-
OF order made by the Hon. Abraham r
Lawrence, the supreme Of
the State New-Ycfk, the 5th Of March,
and entered DAY office OF the Clerk the
County Of New York notice hereby given all the
creditors and persons having claims against Albert
Farmer. lately doing business City OF
Borough OF Manhattan under the name OF A J. Farmer
With the vouchers therefor duly yered % the subserb
Assignee of the said A. J. Farmer CO. for the benefit
O. creditors place of business No. %
Street. in the Borough Manhattan. City
before the 26th day OF May. 1901
FRANCIS p. LOWREY Substituted Assignee
BULL & EDGAR. Attorneys for Substituted Assignee
No. 2I William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City
New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

DIR. DOW THE DENTIST. KEEPS VIGIL IN UN-
DERTAKER's ROOM.
DR.. J. D Dov.. the dentist. is still watching be
side the body of his wife. which lies in an under
takers shop Nineteenth-st. and Eighth-ave. She
died suddenly from consumption Tuesday last
Soon after she died he had her body taken 10 the
undertaker's establishment and there he began his
long vigil. He first feared that his wife might be
in a trance she having lain in for several days
when young girl. He called in a number Of ply
sicians. who pronounced her dead. but he stn
olung to the idea that she might De in a cataeptic
state Thursday afternoon autopsy was per
formed on the body He left the soon after
the autopsy and il thought that he would not
return again until the funeral He came back
however. III a short time and resumed his watch
He now stays out Of respect to the memory OF his
wife and viii continue 70 do so until the funeral
which Will be held at $50 o'clock tonight at the
undertaking rooms. The Rev. Stephen Merritt will
conduct the services. The burial will take place
Tomorrow and will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery
Maspeth. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
DEATH OF WILLIAM GIBSON.

William Gibson, for many years well known
lumber dealer died yesterday from gastritis at his
home. No $50 West Twefth-st. after an illness of
some duration Mr. Gibson was born in this city
apout eighty years ago. and for more than fifty
;Trsa,s CONDUCTED the lumber business at No 40
wives him. " WI" i'iin' SUI
ne funeral will be held at the Bedford Street
Methodist Episcopal Church B.dsord ana sI,rton
sts; tomorrow evening O'Clock The burial
viii be In Greenwood - ~
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
PRIESTS ROBE CATCHES FIRE

HE SHOWS PRESENCE OF MIND AND PREVENTS
PANIC IN A CLASS OF GIRLS.
Father A Paize. one of the priests Of the Roman
Catholic Church Of St. Jean BaptIste in East
Seventy sixth-st. had trying experience Yesterday
afternoon while giving instruction TO a class OF
young women They were assembled in the base
ment chapel and the priest in cassock and fine lace
surplice talking from the steps of the RIessod
Virgins altar In way his loose sleeve
caught fire from Of the many lighted candles
Oh Father Paize!" cried Of the girls in ter
ror; you all on fire" The priest kent his
wits and tore the burning surplice from him and
stamping on II, easily put cut the blaze In The
mean time the organist struck up a hymn and
the girls. joining in the singing, soon forgot their
fright Father Paize injured.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
TON L. yOHNSON'S FIGHT.
HE TALKS OF HIS CANDIDACY FOR MAYOR OF
CLEVELAND.

f'E -ALhs of his CANDIDACY FOR MAYOR OF
CLEVELAND.
Tom L Johnson who is running for Mayor of
Cleveland on the Democratic ticket was in this
Guy yesterday and will return 10 Cleveland to-day
The campaign for the mayoralty in Cleveland will
then begin in earnest Mr.. Johnson saws There
has been little speechmaking far but after he
reaches Cleveland Mr.. Johnson expects TO be con-
election. ~ '
His opponent Is William j. Acres who accord
Ing 10 MT: Johnson. is the representative Of ex-
Mayor McklsSon. Senator Hanna's old enemy and
me leader OF large part Of the Republican party
IN Cleveland senator Hanna. Mr.. johnson saws
IS so bitterly opposed 70 McKisson that there Is
some doubt whether or not he will support Acres
i guess he'll help Acres. though" said Mr. John
SON 1t is going TO be a hard fight. but If Acres
VIII only follow me clear through. he is doing
now. he'll get his feet wet"
s,sr Ar Johnson would not say ANYTHING about the
for good. and I'm glad or IL. MY visit TO New,
York is purely social" - ~
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
Killed IN BELGIAN RAILROAD AccJprvr

Brussels. March lo.-A serious railway aecide,,
occurred to-day at Heule courtrai Belgium
passenger train going fun speed struck
freight train. The engineer OF the former train
and two passengers were killed and rnaay others
were dangerously wounded. Several cars were IN :
orally reduced 20 splinters ~
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

The body OF a newly born child was found I'm
Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Newark yesterday
There was a string about It's neck indicating the
probable cause of death. County Physician Wash
inston ordered the removal of the body TO the
morgue, and will make investigation to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
Austin's Dog Bread
GlIatlons.
rTc IcAAC -Th,. neonln of tho State

CTEVENS. ISAAC.-The people Of tho state
- of New-York by the grace Of God free and inde-
pendent 10 Elizabeth stevens Francis Ccin. George
q CONN Laudy. John Sidney Buck Elizabeth
Robbins. L. Parsons, John ". ToWt. Van Ncet
ToVt Mary o Van Ruren. Charles D Towt Frederick
d Towt Marion Frost. Annie G Crumole susan Smnrk.
Louis = Helen ! Elfori. Henry Tcwf. BENJAMIN
Y r Tovt Robert Towt. James = stevens. Elizabeth
l, Elizabeth A. Quackenuush MARY Jane HAYS.
Cornelia Kate =. Hays. Sarah y Wilson.
Arthur Elliot IsudeTback. william Lluderuhnk, lE't
Iouderback Loudertack Mari" Louise Carsailor.
John 3 Bertha stevens. Beatrice stevens James
Stevens Rachel 3. Ste2 E!nrIa = Stevens. Paul
z Stevens Gladys Stevens and Lucy NJ. Stevens the
hei nd of of Isaac Ste.eUs deceased.
greeting. Whereas Walter Ii Mead the City Of
York applied the SlrroEate.s Of
of York q have certain instrument
cdiiCls thereto relating 20 both real
property. duly proved the last Will
deceased. therefore, and each of
appear before the Surrogate Of County of
Sew a. his Office IN the County of Nevr-York
day Of April. thousand hundred a
day. then and attend the probate said
WIN and Testament. And such of hereby
under the OF twenty
qured appear by guardian Il have one
the event Of your neglect or failure DO so
guardian appointed by the Surrogate represent
and act for you in the proceeding
testimony whereof. have caused the Seal O
SuTogatc's Court ~ the said County OF EeW-ICra
be hereuntc anxed. Witness. Hon ABNER
a. 50 c. THOMAS. a Surrogate Of County q
New-YoTk az said County. the l4th day O Feb
ruary. the year of Our Lord thousand
hundred ana
j. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN Clerk Of the surrogates
6, L. H WARD Attorney Petitioner g. Wall street
Borough Of Manhattan city or New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

THE People of the State Of New York by the grace
Il of God free ana independent the Attorney Gen
eTal Of the state OF Now York and all the heirs.
Of kin Of Henry Wiesen. deceased. whose names
and places OF residence unknown and
dge dgenSe, , be aseerain@d send greeting Whergas.
lately applied Surrogates Of our County
Of New York 10 have certain instrument writing,
bearing date October !s 1900 relating both
personal property. duly proved as the last win and
Testament OF Henry Wlescn late OF the County New
York deceased Therefore and each q cited
appear before the Surrogate OF County OF New
York his office the County of New
Cd day Of April. thousand nine hundred
taf-past o'clock the forenoon Of that day then
and there attend the probate Of the sad last WIN
Testament And such Of hereby cited.
under the OF twentone years are required 70 appear
by guardian II have or II none.
appear apply for be appointed O in the
neglect failure DO a guardian Will
be the Surrogate and
IN the proceeding In Testimony Whereof We have
caused the Seal Of the Surrogate's Court the said
County New York be hereunto affixed. Witness.
Hon. Abner e. Thomas. Surrogate of
-......-. said County OF New York al said County.
l. 9Th day February. in the year of
Lord thousand hundred and
j FAIRFAX M'LAUGHI4IN. Clerk of the
Surrogates PHILIP FRANK. Attorney for Peti-
TONER 2,1T3 Rathgate Ave. Bronx New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

TO ff4 DATE FOR SPANISH ELECTION
Madrlo' March lo-At the neSt council of the
Ministry the dates for the diss oution OF Parlia-
ment and the general election will be fixed
In ofneial circles IL is denied that two bands of
Carllsts have made their appearance in Catalonia,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
THE ST CHARLES

ON THE BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY. v J.
Upwards Of $4,000 has just been expended in addi-
tonal improvements. which include hfty private
bathrooms finished in Italian marble with
fresh and attachments. showers. etc.
The hotel contains private baths any
hotel in the country
Write for booklet 2 REILLY.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY OFF H4TTERAS

STATIONS TO BE ERECTED To WARN SHIPS AT
SEA OF DANGER
Norfolk Va, March 10 (SpeciaD. D.-Professor Fes-
senden. the Weather Bureaus wireless telegraphy
expert, has returned from the North Carolina
coast, where he erected stations between Roanoke
Island and Hatteras. the tests so far have been
entirely satisfactory. and he mas gone TO Washing
ton 10 report in person Chief Willis Moore 1t is
proposed 10 erect stations al Cape Henry and Nor
folk so that weather reports be disseminated
TO ships at sea. which. in case Of approaching
storms, would greatly lessen the danger of ships
being driven ashore AT dangerous Hatteras.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
HOTEL ADOLPHUS.

Atlantic City N ]. Kentucky ave. the Beach
Every modern convenience. Hot and baths.
Cafe. Buffet Send fer booklets. VIII open February
20. 1901 CHARLES A BAKE. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
HOTEL BELMONT.

ATLANTIC CITI N J
Virgtnia-ave. ana Beach. OPEN ALL YEAR. Strictly
hreproof steam heat. elevator parIor cold
sea-water baths. Special ratee foI March
z S. WATSON Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
@OTgl lURAW 9
THE ALBEMARLE,

Virginia-ave. Beach. Atlantic City. N. j.
This elegant modern hotel throughout is Offering
superior accommo1ations including elevator to street.
large sunny rooms. with bath: heat. 1000
quare feet of parors and possible
FOR special rates during March $40 S12 and SIS weekly
Cuisine a feature Capacity 400 Booklet request
j P. COPE.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
Spring Resorts.
NORTH CAROLINA.

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c.
A mild. dry. equable climate Southern Pines N G
OF ieafed section Piney Wooas
Inn elegant. homelike Motel all Mod
cHAs ST. JOHN Southern Pines N. c.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
HOTEL CHELSEA.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Opens for spring season Saturday March I6th.
Directly the Beach. In the finest excIu-
section. 300 large and every one on ocean
front 100 private salt and fresh baths
booklet. address
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
THE NEW RUDOLF.

Atlantic tLtF. y J.
Now Open. Ocean front Capacity 500 Largest and
most modern the Coast- Rooms sea and
fresh baths. American and European plan Spe-
spring Orchestra and social features
New York Booking Once ~ Union Square. o'clock
CIIAS II. MYERS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J
Central and best location. Offering moderate for
the best accommodations and service Elevator.
heat paror private baths with suites and mod
en equipment Hotel has large, with south
ern exposure Write for booklet special Spring
BRYAN & WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
5pring Resorts.
Gountrn BoarO-

A DIRoNDACR MOUNTAINS.-AdiEondack House one,
"a June Ist: terms 50 and SO Eor further
address Mrs E MEAD. Indian Lake Hamilton Co h "
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

Thomas. a Surrogate the County York.
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Maria S. Wright the County OF New York
deceased present with vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber her place Of tIansacng business
office of Sullivan Cromwell. 10 Wall Street
City OF York, before July next.
Dated New York. goth day December, 1900
MARGARET \. WRIGHT Executrix
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Att'ys for Executrix As
Wall St, New York, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

c Thomas. n Surrogate OF the County of York
Notice hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
Charles J. OF the County Of New York
ceased 20 present the same with vouchers thereof The
subscribers their place translctnG business
street. The City OF New York before
eighteenth day of June, 1901
pated New York the fifteenth day Of December. 1900
MERRITT E HAVII.AND and
GEORGE S. FUTILE.
Executors
CHARLES R. PELGRAM Attorney for Executors So
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
CHESTER INN.

ITOTEI. GLADSTONE. ATLANTIC CITY. " j.
Modern high class hotel the Ocean front with
every convenience and luxury: hot sea water
paror commanding OF beach
Special Spring Booklet. Coach trains.
STONE < COLLINS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-26
HouIton Is Coming. Hurrat! Hurrah! I!

There are two ball teams up in
Aroostook county that correspond pref
" closely in rivalry at least to Water
vile and the Geralds. There has been
a good deal Of conjecture among the
local cranks as to the relative merits
of the teams. When the reports of the
hot and close games between Houiton
and Caribou have been read in the
papers there has been a good deal of
curiosity to know how the local teams
would compare with them. The chance
for this is coming.
Games have been arranged between
Houlton and Waterville for Monday
and Wednesday afternoons of next
week. and it is very probable also that
games will be arranged with the Ger
aids. These ought to be great games.
Caribou will also probably follow
Houlton into the Kennebec valley, so
that the relative merits Of all the four
teams can be estimated. Meanwhile
Waterville will play Skowhegan on the
College field, Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-26
GOOD FOR AMATEURS.
But the HoiIingsworth & Whitney Ball Team Is
No Match fer Watervi!le.

If any purely amateur team in this vi
c;nItv wishes a good run fer its none =
il should arrange a game with the Hoi-
lingswprth 4 whitney team az Winslow
The team is an right in its class bu, l..
out of it's class when it runs up against
semi-prof, ssionalS. Then. too. the team
plays remarkably good game Tor on"
Just organized anu with as niue practice
as it has had. The weakest spot is at
the bat, rs the strik'"Et list of ycst"r-
days game shows. Eht some " III" pay
ers haze been good tattcrs in days gone
by and will probably regain their eye for
the ball with practice. 1t is a good anna
telr team ana is more than enough Tor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-26
SINGLES AND DOUBLES
Will Cross Bats. Friday Afternoon, Tor The
Benefit OF The Gera!ds

The Singles and Doubles of this town
Will play game Of BAH. this afternoon.
for the benefit az he Gcralds The
game will he called at 80 O'clock and
will no doubt be very interesting The
mines will Gc made up from the follow
ing talent;
Double Mem. T. Lawry. charles
Iawry. DR.. W. s. Miller George Weeks
attorney, Wallace Hill. 7. A. Smith.
attorney. George Chapman. attorney,
w. w. Nye. Nathan Bowker. Lester
Nye. f. F. Files. Fred Neal. Dr. .. Il.
Ames, Vaughn Mayo.
Single Mem. +. Atkins, 4. =. Nor
rill, Lincoln Reed. Walter Farnham.
Ralph Files Arnold Totman Mr. Hall.
Will Archer Guy Hume. John Don
nally. Marsh Hayes. Horace Hamlin.
Orrin Leonard. Y. A. Worthing, Joe
Cummings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-26
Mrs. William Cook.

After an illness, lasting oyer three
years. Mrs. Katherine. wife Of William
cook. died AT her home IN Central
street. al 2 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
Though Mrs. cook had been in al
health. she had been gaining until the
recent warm weather. when she began
u fan ana me ana cArac very quia ky
heart trouble Icing the cause. Mrs.
cook was born at Falmouth, Me. o.
years ago. and had resided in this city
for a number ~ years. BESIDES a hus-
band. one son. Harry cOuk Of Bruins
wick. and one daughter. Mildred Cook
Of this cIty. one brother, Charles Rog-
r-e of Portland. ana three sisters, Mrs.
Eelia Foesrth of Deeriug. Mrs Nancy
Anderson 81 Portland. ana Mrs. Josiah
Day Of Fast Everett. Mass. survive
her. Til" funeral will " held from her
home. central street. Al 2 o'clock sat
urday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-26

The Fairfield yard was full of cars
loaded with edgings. yesterday. There
We're over - and pretty nearly all the
track room was occupied. The cause
is said To be the Introduction of the s.
hour schedule of the IIollingsworth Il
Whitney mill in Winslow. The addition
OF a third crew attracted many men
so that enough cannot be obtained to
unload the edgings at the yard Of the
Somerset & kennebec V'ibre co. as fast
as they arrive. Men are also scarce
in other lines. especially among the
farmers. Haying has been delayed in
many instances from this cause. No
chance for the hobos these days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-26

A woman. well dressed and of middle
age called at a house in the city. yes
terGay morning. and offered two cakes
Of soap for sale. When the lady OF
the house refused to buy the pair a
single one was offered. and likewise
refused. The soap vender then asked
for some breakfast. stating that
she had no money with which to buy
That was different matter and me
breakfast was furnished During the
meal the woman inquired for a sin4l
rent. Now the lady who furnished thc
eatables is wondering what a woman
who had no money to buy a breakfast
wanted of small tenement.