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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
CANOE FOUND At MOOSEHEAD
Was The Ono from Which Three aen Were
Drowned in September.

Kineo. Me-, May 12.--The canoe from
which Alonzo Davenport, Jr.. ana two
oodsmen, Thomas OIrien and Muir
dock ellis. were drowned, carly last
winter. has been found on the shore OF
Duck Cove, Moosehcad lake. several
mics above here, by John llildrcth, .
guide. On Dec. II, young Davenport
and his companions left Kineo early
one afternoon. with the mail for the
Northeast and Northwest Carries. At
the Folsom farm. some miles ab"V"
here. they procured II canoe ana start
ed for the head of the lake. They nave
not been heard from since.
The following day search was inSti-
tuted but without result. even the ca
noe being missing. The day upon whicn
the men disappeared was not n windy
or stormy one, but it was intensely
cold. sufficiently To freeze the lake
very quickly and so solid that it held
during the remainder Of the winter.
The men We're probably caught in the
ice and capsiZei.
The canoe has laid beneath the ice all
winter. and was washed ashore short
ly after the lake opened. this spring.
Al"nZo Davenport. father of the
missing man. and several companions,
are searching the lake in the hope Of
recovering the bodies Davenport was
well known about the lake and down
the west branch of the PcnotScot rs
far as Chcsuncook. lie had been 4
guide for 4 number of years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
TROLLEY CAR BROKE LOOSE.
Three Seriously Eur, il Accident Near Fer!
Lee. N. J.. Sunday.

New York. May l2.-An open trolley car,
on which were packed about ll5 persons,
got away from the moturman. today. near
Fort Ice. y. j., and dashed down i.eonia
hill. Every person on the car was bruised
hut to the woudcrment Of All only three
Were seriously hurt ANA only one Of them
Is likely 20 die Frank Sunstrlck. tht
conductor. may lose MS life Oh account
Of possible internal injuries. ann J. T..
Robinson and his wife OF this city. are
the two Others who were seriously hGrt.
The heavily loaded car had started down
an incline quarter Of a mile i'll length
when the motorman lost control. ii went
SO fast that no one dared jump off. The
road is winding one. At the foo, of the
part OF the way The wrench upon the
trucks hit the curve they started around
il ana made il. The rear ones followed
part Of tn eway. The wrench upon the
car. however. as ii swung round. was SO
great that the body was lifted and tori
from the trucks and rolled over and nj
the ground. The motorman stuck to III
car and when the jerk w.nch pulled thr
car apart took place. he shot into the air
and landed in the soft earth near a fence
at the corner
Tic passengers Were caught in and En
der the car and Were piled in a heap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
SERIES or TRAGEDIES.
Lord eI!esmere's Daughter Died Of Horror
After Witnessing Awful Crime.

London. May Zone Of Englanfs
modest ana pcalthieet families is unde'
The shadow of a terrible series Of TRACE
dies.
y few weeks ago a middle-aged uppe,
footman shot pretty kitchenmaid and
then committed suicide at BridgewattI
house. the palatial London residence Of
the Earl Of EileSmere.
Two Of Lord Ellesmere's young dangh-
tiers who Were in the house at the Tine
We're drawn to the scene OF the trased'
just as the fOutman was breathing Ms
last eside the dead body OF his victim,
Both daughters suffered a frightu
shock One died within 10 days and tie
other is now in q hopeless condition IRON
brain lever.
The earl himself overcome tv 'a'3 az
emulation OF Affections, is all sf4'e9
Ill.
Bridge water house mag -iicent "a az
i'm the Italian rCna fduCr style, staAS
close 10 Sta ford house and overloohs ths
park. II ,. nIa'us The most valuable A-
lection u batch pictures in the world ,
4..l,smere family are great ca
,.,.i,... and land proprictors. II u Aa
4haI .he Increase TO the Ear! OF hirs
mere's income from his coal mines ns.
year, owing to the high p:lce of coal "a'
II .uO1 ,UdN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
PROPOSITION DECLINED.
Central Labor Union Submits Propositions 10
Portland Contractors.

Portland. Me, May 11.-This evening.
the Central Labor Union. in behalf of
the men of the building trades nov
on strike for an eight hour day ut the
nona-hour rate of wages. submitted Il
proposition to the contractors that the
ninc-h hour day be retained until NOV.
!. the carpenters. plumbers, painters
ana Stcaiatittcrs to b. paid $50 and
tho masonS $3.50 4 day; that after Nov.
i there should be an eight hour day.
the maSons to be paid S. Il day from
Nov. to May /. This would mean an
advance of 30 cents a day FOR the ma
sons while working nine hours.
The contractors unanimously voted
to decline both propositions. They are
willing to take their men back ut the
old rate Of wages ana ut nine hour
scale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
TEXTILE WORKERS UNITE.
One Great Labor Organization Formed at Bos
ton Meeting. Last Night

Boston. May 12.-As a rcsul; of the tex
tile workers convention which CONCLUDED
its sessions at the Quincy House. tonic hL
1000 men and women employed in the tex.
tile Industries of North American will u.
members OF one great labor organiza ion
To be known as the United Textile Work
crs Of America. Representatives Of the
International Union OF Textile Workers
and the American Federation of Textile
operatives were present with James u III
can. vice president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor acting rs chairman.
Both organizations dCcider 10 amalga-
mate and apply for n charter under tht
title named. After that is secured tht
Mule Spnners' Union ana the Loom FIX
ers' Union will affiliate themselves " IL
the orSaniZa ton. which will eventual \
mean membership of 300o,0 ana an ami
cable understanding between textile en-
ployes in the North and South
In the past the employees in the Soutf
have been members of the international
Textile Workers, while the Northern on
|eratives have been members of the AIne :,
lean Federation Of Textile Operatives, am
for a long time 4 union has been sought
by the officials of both.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
LIME TROUBLE At ROCkLaND.
Lime Burners Protes. Against Working With
2S Frcnch Canadians.

Eockl1nd. No. May l2.-Anothcr labor
trouble has dcvelorcd in the lime industry
here. The middle Of last week a party
Of ~ French Canadians arrived in Rock
land and all have since been ql1rtcr.G
in a tenement. Saturday. the most az
them put in an appearance At EOcI.rDrt
to work. ana during the afternoon. the
old crew 70 the number ~ = prot .S:cd
against the "mpluymcp- ri the mon frrm
across the border ANA quit work The
managers OF the Euckland & Rockporl
Lime Co. il is said. claim ii was nrct s.
sary tn go odt of town for help owing t
the scarcity of worhingmcn in RoCI;lanI
and vicinity. on the other hand III .
members of the old crew contend that III ,
strangers are inexperienced in lime bum
ing, aud that there are plenty of unrin-
ployed in Rrcilland who are just as wei
fttrd or The work. To say IN" least. Surn
is thc situation. tonight. with ,vcryhudr
hopiu. m" matter viii bc amir:biN ;l-
ranged hrf"Ic becoming more serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
CAST A SHADOW.
members Of Presidential Party Proposed
Abandonment Of Schedule.

Deimonte. Cal. May 12.-Mrs McKin-
leys illness has cast a shadow on the
here and there was talk at first IF aban-
donins the entire schedule between here
ana san Francisco. but Mrs Mckinley
cSpcciaiiy requested that the plans of the
party should not be disarranged by her
departure. and when the President left
inns morning, the understanding was tina
carried out. The President has himself
said he would rcjoin the party as soon
as Mrs. Mckinley shall be made comfort
The party is scheduled to leave here y,
o'clock. tomorrow morning. and after
le,mlnute stop at Pajaro they will 90
10 santa cruz for Il glimpse Of the bic
PRESIDENT that he could be at either of
these places. but he thought he could
meet me cabinet at San Jose where great
pieParationS have been made to receive
tiIHl ana where the program was for :he
party 10 spend tomorrow night. In that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
IT SAN FRANCISCO.
President and Party Resting or Account OF
Mrs. Hckinley's Health

D2imotc. Cal. Mny l2.-Owing to the
state of Mrs. McKinley's health tho
resident and Mrs. Mckinley accom-
panied by DR.. Kixcy ana Miss Barber.
the Presidents nclce, lett for San
Francisco, at II. 80 o'clock today They
will 20 to the residence Of Henry L.
Scott there ana ii IL hoped that III"
complete rest will have a beneficial et-
feet upon Mrs. Mckinley. Her rpnGi-
tion is said not to bc alarming bat ..'4c
il worn out by ner long journey and il
was considered wise 10 take ner t.
San Francisco where she could have
proper nursing ana where specialists
could BE- consulted If necessary.
The program FOR the party between
here ana san Francisco VIII ue carried
out as originally planned and ia
President expects Ia be able to r.join
the party at San Jose. tomorrow =
tcrnoon. If Mrs. Mckinley's condition
warrants il. The trip to san Fran
cisco VIII he made i'll four hours
The President ana his party. Satug-
day. enjoyed a comparatively quiet
day. They came here for two days
rest 10 prepare for the trying program
laid out for them next week at San
Francisco. The President and Mrs.
Mckinley sIent the major portion OF
the day in their rooms ut the hotel. IN
the afternoon the party was driven
over To Monterey. two miles from the
hotel. and the President made a brief
speech.
The cnlirr population Of the town.
tn" capitol % the republic of Califor-
ni::. turned out tn welcome him. and
there WAS the usual prolific display OF
flowers. The speaking took place at
the point where the boar flag. the
standard Of the republic. was first
raised in california
The party then went to Pacific
Grove. where he annual cncampmcnt
of the Department Of California and
Nevada Grand Army of the Republic
is being held. and here the President
met his old comrades. He was intro
ducad 70 them by George NJ. Mott. de-
p3rtincnt commander of California.
IN! also addressed them. He was wish
hIy moved rs he spoke of thu peiilg
and sacrifices they had endured to-
gcthor.
II had been the intention of tic Prcsi-
deaf To take the famous 1,-mile drive
along the ocean front aftcrward. but
AIRS. Mckinley was indisposed. ana i
was deCiucd 10 return TO the hotel The
members Of tho cabinet, however. en-
lny"i the long drive through the vast
park of 21.0ao acres. II is natural
laik. filed with ancient moss grown
cypress and live oaks. ana abounda in
Gcer and game Of all kinds.
Along the coast the party saw n hcrI
Of seals on the rocks. and Secretary
Hitchcock called the attention Of tho
r2rty to whale, about 60 feet long.
spouting off shore.
on the return trip a big rose tree III
Monterey was pointed out ny the guide
70 The growth of Il little bush which. it
Is said. Gen. w. T. sherman and his
spanish sweetheart had planted there
years ago when he was lieutenant.
serving in the department of the Pa
citic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
MRS. MCKINLEY COMFORTABLE.
Was Resting Well. at $50 Sunday Nqh:.
Physicians in Consultation.

San Francisco, May 12.-At $50 p. NJ.
tonight. Secretary Cortclyou gave the
following bulletin to The Associated
Press:
Mrs Mckinley stood the trip from
Monterey extremely we'll and is rest
ing comfortably at Mr.. SCOTS resi-
dence. Her attack of indigestion. it is
believed. will yield promptly to rest
ana remedies. while the felon on her
hand is healing nicely. DR. Hirschfel-
der of San Francisco, is in consulate
with DR.. Rixey."
1t will not be determined until . A.
NJ. tomorrow. whether President Nc
kinley will go to San Jose or remain in
TINS city. His program for the day will
be contingent on the condition of Mrs
Mckinley at that hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
A BRUTAL MURDER.
BLOOMINGTON. III. Man Kills Vile on The w
10 Church.

IL.
Bloomington. ill.,, May E-Me,'Ii
Chism killed his wife in a most his ~.
manner at his farm near Carter IN ta.'
county today. \ quarrel artse as , M,T
Chism was starting for church IN pss.
with her two little stepdaushters. on nni,.
jumped into the buggy and win h ~.
cut his wifc's face and neck Y ;ss ,ri
He Then threw her to the ground, ldnltel
On the PROSTATE body and stabbed ~ IN N
peatedly. Her son Harvey. L year, KIN Ssr
struck ut Chism with base bail pat t.t ~.
the man wrestod Il from him ana ,ii lem out
ed his attack upon his wife bea.lls M N,
her brains. lie again tried TO sldg ha nj
woman when Harvey caught the ~ nn,s
which held the knife. This was al - !,
through his fingers. almost severins u and
Chism stabbed THO 10, in ne arm o, n.
then fed across the fields; lie WI o't "a
powered ana brought 20 Elnoniiihs. 'ha,i..
night where lie SURRENDERED 20 me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
GIRLS ON WAR PATH.
Raid Wichita Kan. Saloon and Are Piicht
Into the Street.

Wichita. Kan. May 12.-Winona Kill
gore. Anna Peoples and Jasmine Will
holt three young girls. the latter a
daughter of Lucy Without. n colleague
of Mrs. Nation, smashed the Summit
saloon here. yesterday afternoon. The
barkeepcr did not know that an attack
was threatened until the glass began
to crash about his ears. Fred Wolf,
the proprietor, knocked the girls down
with his fist, and pitched them. one
after the other into street. Miss Will
hoit's brother came to their defense.
and Wolf struck him. making a long
cash on his face. from which the blood
flowed freely. In the melee, Miss Peo-
PIES wrist was broken.
The police arrested the girls and
lodged them in the city Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13

=, The deereSt hole in France is a we'll in
the coal miles If HCne,l1rnn iTonc, W" -, III
which was competed in December. 1901
It's depth il 1909 feet and its utj,;zohIc
Hiameter is 10 feet The shaft if walled
from top TO bottom and line with conner
where it traverses water-bearinp strnt,
70 complete il co months were reui,ired
AZ 80 feet below the surface the temDera-
.ure OF the rock is 80 degrees f.; at the
bottom the tempera t,Irc i iii aagrea, ' -
anhoiSh the highest temperature of the
tom is IS degrees !
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RUM WAR SILL ON.
Lewiston Passes Dry Sunday Pocket Ped
ding Resorted to.

Lewiston. Me- May 12-The rum war
is still on in Lewiston and rs n result
tine city was pretty dry, Sunday. The
HG"or traffic is now confined to the
dives and other secret places in the
city and also pocket pcddling has been
resorted to. Sunday, Sheriff Huskins
deputies raided six places but found
liquor at only one. that of Mrs. Armour
on Mill street, where q small seizure
was made. No raids have been made by
the police since last Friday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
Stranded Schooner Fioatcd.

Boston. May lz.--'Thn British schoonc~
Jnsephine. Can't q. W. Groscup. from
Lear RIVER. n. 81. with cargo Of lum-
Dor. which stranded on The bar At Win
throp was iloatcd. Saturday night ana
toWcd mo the upper Earn0r by the tug
Peter T. bradley. Tire schooner is leak
ing slightly.
Schooner GaGsilc. which was picked IN
abandoned off Thatcher island and towed
by fishing vessel into beverley. viii be
repaired a. that place. the owners havn ;
settled with the salvcrs
The owners o the schooner Edward w
Perry have brought suit for DANA gcs
against the owners of The steamship Dc
vonian for injuries received in Il COLI
sion with the steamship OF Buoy o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
MRS. MCKINLEY I'LL.
CONTINUED from page -

is that the President VIII reJoih th'
party AT San Jose if Mrs. Mchihlcy
condition permits. Or. RiXcy Siia MIS-
Mckinley was much better today than
she had been last night.
Mrs. Mckinley bruised nc" hahd
White the train was rounding n sharp
curve III Texas and she has suffered
considerably from tn" brus" since" Tier
delicate health has aggravated tn" in
jury ana Dr. RiXcy WIS twice com
PEELED tn lance it, The iancing relieved
her very much for the tim" being.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
THE PLUMBERS UNION
Declares Strike OIL at Portland Other Trades
Will Fold Out.

Portland Me, May l2.-Thc T:umb-
crs Union which has been on strike
with other buildings trades, voted ID
declare the strike or, today The mon
will so to work in the morning. Tho
other trades declare that they will
hold out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
CHARGES SMUGGLING.
The Sultan Demands Immediate Suppression
Of Foreign Post Offices

Constantinople. Friday. May 10.-A
third note. evidently emanating direct
ly from the Sultan. was delivered. to-
day. to the ambassadors, demanding in
peremptory language the immediate
suppression of the foreign post Offices
and reiterating the charges of SNUG
Cling against foreign officials.
The ambassadors Immediately re-
turned the note to the Porte. thus Gre
ating partial cessation of relations
between the embassies and the Turkish
government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
REPAIRS COMPLETE.
Cup Challenger Ready for Trials Which Will
Commence. Today.

Weymouth. May 12.-The repairs on
the cup challenger have been complct-
ed and the Elm toWed the two sham
rocks he"c. this afternoon, in reaGi
ness for the opening water trials on
the channel which viii commence, to-
morrow and continue daily until Capt
Sycamore. Mr.. Watson and Mr. Jami
son are satisfied that the challenger
is in perfect trim.
Sir Thomas Upton is the rccipiel 1t of
many presents from all sections Of toe
country hut he is proudeSt of n photo
graph from President Mckinley which
arrived. yesterday, bearing cordial
greetings and the Presidents auto
graph.
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Comet Again Appears.

Lima. Peru. May 12.-The comet
which was firse seen from South Amer
lea about n fortnight ago. and which
has been invisible from here for the
last three nights. reappeared. last
night. 1t apparently had two tails. one
of which is now longer than when it
was first seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
National League Si1ating.
Other Games. Saturday.

At Ithaca-cornelI. 8: Princeton, !.
~ Pruyid.ucr-faic. -. Brown. D.
AT Harvard "a. =. Grotor.
A. Ann Nrbur- Michigan. Z. Illinois. :.
At Amher~t-DaTtmuUth, >. Amherst. o
At PomfTet. Conn.-Dcan. :. Pomiret, ]
At Dover. y. H--Sawyers, ); KOchcs-
;cr, >
NJ New York-Ponnsylvania. ); colum-
riA. N
Az Worcester-Holy Cross. 4: WI
III West Po:nt-Lchigh, y; Yves:
Point H.
At Manchester. y. II-Manchester. 1;
Derry %.
~ We, mo1,h-NorfoIk. >; LinwooI Cy-
Gle cub. >.
At Washinston-GeorGetown. n; john
At Wes,ford-Grani;evIlic .: North
IN, imsford. =.
At West Quincy Boston Journal. IL;
" est quincy. H.
~ Boston common-Globe newsboys.
IS. Roxbury stars. u.
Al South Berwick Me.-south Berwick.
y; East Rochester. o.
At Northdeld. Vt-Tufts College. Il;
Norwich University. !.
At MrstbroOk. Me -Watervi.le &; West
brook. High school. =.
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ARE DOING WELL.
Victims OF Portland Shooting Have Chance for
Recovery.

Portland. Me. May 12.-At tie Maine
General Hospital yesterday. ii was
stated that both Lane ana WadawortE.
the victims of the shooting ARRAY at
the telephone exchange. We're doing
well. and both are thought to have =
good chance for recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
Beware Of q Cough.

A cough is not q disease ~ .pis
ymptom. Consumption and pfoh'n n,
which are the most dangerous al.
atal diseases. have for their M.
alton a persistent cough. ANA II p''t %.
treated as soon as this fo.e,,,ns
bears are easily cured. Cham'' der.
'ough Remedy hes proven aide
ully success sful, and gaineu =, II,
equation and extensive sag ..,bich
uccess in curing the diseases ascsl
.ause coughing. If it is nol p IN, By
t will, not cost you cent. foi "a J.
mo. Ceughlin. IL Water stiee. s.
=. Houlehan, Gardiner drugs'S
ru,w,f ...e4
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Ter CGn,irucd MCncroiy.

Berlin, May l9.-Frau Cosima Wagner
has addressed Il letter to all the mem
bCrs of the Rcichs:3C asking an Indefinite
pr"innsaticn Of the l;ayrcuth monopoly
on 'Parsiial. She IS willing to renounce
/ hc pio.onSation OF copyright On the other
OPERAS OF Wagner if her request as to
'ParSlfal' is granted.
She asserts that certain imprcssaro
offered her 1@O,00o marks for the "Parsi-
fal rights for Il term of five years. but
tat she refused TO accept the PROPOSAL
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TIE SULTAN'S PLGT.
Connected Plague Scare in Order 10 Protect
Himself from Anarchists

London. May 13.-"Thc Sultan, l
learn" says the Constantinoplc CORE
s,ondent of the Daily Chronicle. Con
cccted the plague scare in order to en-
force quarantine that would exclude n
band Of anarchists who. he had been
informed by Austria. We're coming to
assaSSinate him."
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Did Not Realize Strcng.h.

London. May 12.-ht banquet NJ the
Cornish Association heiI IN London. last
might. Gen. folc-C3rew said: ~ the be
ginning Of the war hlG the Beers fuzzy
realized their strength and our UMPIRE
paredneSs we would have been driven into
Durham and Cape Town ana we would
have presented The spectacle of recon
querinE South Africa from the sea-
coast
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Other Games. Sunday.

a. Euff.l3- Buffalo-Syra game ost-
poHtl. rain.
At Montreal-Hartford. 5; Montreal. 3
Called in lath: rain
At Rochcster-Roch ster had three runs
and Providence nothing when rain ru. an
end To the game in the last half OF the
third inning
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A EUROPEAN LEAGUE.
Germany and Austria Planning 70 "''''
American Competition.

Vienna. May e.-Thc WIENER ,anprs
# comhined r.uronean action sgli,S \,
United States in the industrial wots 10
serts that &. rinany and Austria la INN Of
,iaring with view too The forh'ar 10
/ European lcasuc- 10 resist 'A.''N
competition. a
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CARDINAL MARTlNELLi.
Celebrates His First Mass Since His Elevation
to the Cardinate.

Washington. May 12.-Cardnai Mar
tinelli celebrated pantiiical high mass,
today. at St. Alosius church. the edi-
flee was thronged. many Catholic cler-
Rymen attending to hear his cInincncc
at his first mass since his elevation to
the cardinate. The sermon was deiiv-
cred by Rev. VIM. OI!rien Pardow.
formerly provincial of the Society Of
Jesus.
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NO SERIOUS DAMAGE.
A Bomb Explodcs Against Residence OF Arch
bishop al Malta.

London. May l%--The Daily Mail
publishes the following from Malta:
~ bomb was exploded, at midnight.
againsts the residence Of the archbish
op. but no serious damage was done"
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BASE BALL GAMES.
American League, Saturday.

~ Dctroit-Dctroit, .: Chicago. a.
n Boston Washington. 3; Boston. 2.
Al Observation-Disclosures II. (ieve-
land. 8.
AZ fhiladeiphia-Phi Z; Baiti-
more, g. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13

It's the little colds that grow into br
| colds; the big colds that end in consumr
ton ana death Watch the little cold
m, w, f&wky.tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13

Rational League. Saturday.

At Ch.cago-ChlcaGD. II; st. LoE.s. 2.
Al ou-Philhdelphid, .: i.oatun. A.
AZ Erook iyn-New York, :, Erooklyn, D.