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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
Funeral Of INC Drowned BOYS.

Victoria. Texas. May 9.-The double
funeral of Lawrence the l2-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs Eugene siblcy, and Roland,
the 1O-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smiley. who We're drowned Tuesday In
Spring creek occurred yesterday Afternoon
al = o'cl0rk from the home OF Mr.. Euga,2
Slbley. and was one az the sNddcst VII.
MESSED In Victoria In many day. Not.
wlthstauding the rain which began before
the hour set for the funeral aud rontinue
throughout the afternoon, the cortegc WAS
n long que. and the ioral tributes profusr
and beautiful beyond description. They
were laid at rest In Evergreen cemetery,
Rev A. w Burroughs Of Trinity Epscoplli
chrrch conducting the services.
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Fred Allen Dead

lGb fNlNlN CGeS
Galveston, Texas May 9Frch Allen,
one Of the most prominent retail mer
chants Of Galveston, died at 3:45 o'clock
this morning at his residence, 9O2 Post
office street. after IN Illness OF ten days.
of heart disease
Mr. Alien had long been subject to This
complaint and had suffered many nltacss
during the past few years. The last at
tack was brought on by a strain while ont
boating about two weeks ago. The strain
threw him into nervous state that WIS
followed by his dread enemy-hclrt dis-
ease lie was very i'll Tor about one We h
but for The past three days his coniiti
! had been improving aud hopes were en-
| tertaincd for his speedy recovery
At $40 o'clock this morning he awakened
and complaining OF being nervous. arose
! from the bed ANA went and looked out of
tile window He returned To his bed hve
minutes later and expired without show
/ ing the slightest evidence OF pain or suf-
SIR. Fred Allen was born in Galveston
! titty-twU years ago He was the son or
Ebenezer Allen who was secretary "f the
! Republic OF Texas and for many years one
I Of the most prominent lawyers of the
Sutc. When Ouiy i years OF agr Fred
Alien enlisted in the Confederate army and
took part In several engagements ON the
Immediately nrtcr the war he entered
the jcwelry business. opening store of his
own in this city. In few years he re-
moved To Memphis Tenn, aud engaged IN
the lewclry business In that city Tor IA
short time. Returning to Galveston llr.
Allen took the management of the jcwclFN
store of 7. J.. Thompson at fremont ana
Market street. twenty six years ago aud
has continued to conduct business there
until the present time. SIN years ago ne
purchased the Interest Of =. T.. Thumps N
and the hrm became Fred Allen \ CO.
Immediately after the storm Mir Allen
received number OF letters from East T1
firms who knew not how much loss ne mad
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CAPITAL STOCK $500, oo(
OFFICERS
FULL PAID AMP
NON-AS Sc S SABLE

r :, 81 p.os;don+ .ttornev At law Houston Texas
JOE H. nA Ia VIZ prceidsn, banker Calvert Texas
j. ~ o., Sd va PIES MILKY Dow Houston Texas
- ~ AN Trsarer p 3 Natl Bank Houston, Texas
FRED A. HELBlC, Secretary accountant houS'on' ie""
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First Court OF Annals.

Binding Company vs.. J. T. Jones et al,
from Denton
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The ladies wonder how Mrs II. manages
20 preserve her youthful looks The SO.
cret Is She takes pRlCKIN ASH FIN,
TIERS II Keeps the system In perfect or
dar
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Hcarnc. Texas. May 9rwo serious AZ
cidents occurred today on the excursion
train which was returning from the picnic
nj Lake. sam Johnson Young man AT
Bryan felI from the train into the Little
BrazoS river and was seriously hurt II,
was brought here. hut aftcrward taken
To Bryan; It Is reported here that he died
from his hurts.
Paul Boatncr Of Elliott dropped pisto
from his pocket AMI II exploded, the bal
striking him In the leg and indict'N@ ~ hap
wound, lie was brought here for treat
mcnt.
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Austin. Texas. May 0.The following
charters we're filed today other than oil
companies:
The Luing oil and Manufacturing com
pany of Lnllug; capital stock 100000; pur
pose to sell cotton seed oil. soup, corn
meal, -four and to gin cotton. Incorporn-
tors: H. b. Holmes, G. c. Walker, David
Gregg. all Of Iuling
The Nicholson Watson Shoe and Clothing
company of beaumont; capital stock $50.
600. Purpose General merchandise. In
Aporators: ]. II. Watson. j. II, Nicho!'
sop, J. $, Hudson aud w 5 Gaines;
The Wlnshoro Pure lee company OF Wins
bort: capital stock $1,000 Incorporators:
q H. Nesbitt X. G. Andrews and Il. c.
Campbell.
rht Winsboro water Works company Of
Winsboro; capital stock SlJ0,OOo incor'
prators: 6 II Nesbitt, X. g. Andrews
and X. G. Campbell.
The Harris County irrigation compnuy
amended It's charter today by Increasing
as capital stock from $1,000 10 $1,000
Plcnters' Cotton Seed oil company Of
FCtty. d.amar county: capital stock so.
Coo Ifcorporators: W IL Hargrayes, y.
W Voter and j II, Ezell.
\. J. McWillAus company OF Atlanta
capital stock $1,000 lnCorportorS: \
]. McWilllams O. l.. Johnson and j. ID
Johnson.
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rs PER GENT. OF PAR.

in quick succession at $780, 5000 and
the Isaiah Junke survey adjoining
Lake Hardin County, Texas
sell for the next few days only ten Io-ace d
at $1,000 acre CASH
H. L. Scker the ground, and M
call him without delay to np
that territory
anticipate difficulty making this sale and expect
to dividend
all of their Investment.
will be developed fast
capital
lying in the Treasury.
1t TACT that we actuay oang I25 per
market of stock wh
with oil certainty? Remember that
wv more of
t4AN0NAAN OIL CO., O. Box 1884, Honn
ceoverPan ne chancs onalB
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LAND PATElNS HELD Up.
Governor Awaiting Determination Of
the Question Of Mineral Rights.
MANY PEOPLE ARE. AFFECTED BY IT
Land Office Is Issuing Large Number
of Patents, but Governor Sayers
Refuses to Sign Them

Austin. Texas. May 9.--'rhe governor Is
not signing patents to public free school
land on account OF the qncstiontwhich Is
bcI.g raised as to the mineral lights re.
served by the State on the public land.
The land Office issued more patents last
month than ever before in Its history for
a single month, bnt the governor is hold
Ing Them up in order to protect the limo
cont purchaser. Mr.. Rugan Is out Of town
Just nj present and when he returns a
consultation viii he held with Attorney
General Rel as TO the form " patent TO be
Issued If anything is argreed upon by
them.
The mandamus suit brought by Attorney
Brooks 10 compel the land commissioner
70 award section of land to Amasa -.
Chapel on account Of the mineral right
after It had been sold to another party
IS what is causing the governor to take
his determined stand IN the premises.
Since the oil boom made Its appearance
In the vicinity Of Beaumont parties who
owned school land anywhere In that To-
cSlity have been rushing to Austin TO get
their patents Issued by the land commits
slcncr so they could convey a first class
title to the land.
The land Office has been accommodating
these parties Ivy taking up the matter out
Of the regular order In order to assist
them in getting rich qulck and helping
them along while the opportunity was
ripe for them to dispose Of their land at
an Immense profit.
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BIG PICNIC AT LAKE.
People OF Palestine and Other Towns
Had an OUTING.

Palestine, Texas May o. Nine carloads
of happy Palestnccrs pulled ont Of here
this morning for tho International and
Great Northern annual picnic at Lake sta
lion on the west end where they met
trainloads of people from Iicarnc, Franklin.
Jcwett. nc. They rpu rned At 7 this even
ing and report "A splendid time. Stores and
hunks here were closed 20 Give employees Il
holiday
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We will not
deviate ~ ~
from the -
conserv a tive
course origin
ally laid down
for Our guid-
ance but con-
tinue to sell
for a short ~
time only at
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30
GREATER THAN ALL

The population at ,hc United States, ..,- .he Ssu Ean,t,co Examiner i, m,r.a.ms faster than tha, oi any other ..m,r, This I- che richest country ,n ta, world we ar, worth at least hr,eu thou.lnl million, more than Gr,., Britain Our mdes oi railroad u..l ,>.,el b, more thau 10000 all oh, track. ,. Europe
 We msnua.urc more chan England. Franc, lnI D,maw combined. and grow ~o per ,,r, ot thc worlds cot ,ar Or. quarter ot all the vhca, m t.. world .. sravu here
 I.r above .r,a lew small facts cou- .erue tr. DmtcJ State, They are r,..n small ..t. The, jo uo, explain ta, .reau.-- ., th., country Here q, ta, ou, n. a.t rm, country spend, m free ra.r, school, oi high and low alIe m.r, thlu any other 10 gives ever. ,nIJ-uI,s lew Ji,srlcciu' c>. ,cpu.a. n ach ,n,, bke san Franci>- ,o and Sew Nuk-lu oppor,mi, Co setaa education In fact ,h.s |, God, own ..ur,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

Iata. ul.rt below vI be shown che importance u,o which Alaska ha, -s.aa .. ..I proJucus country auHu ,Hc a-. a,r year, Pew gold rr.la.n. ,.au.u,. have ever shown m.r. valuable record ui,an 500 short cum. and considering ,he climatic c.aIr.r. under which developments have rr.creI.I and tbe former dim,ui. uo- .t s...,, t. mau, portion, ot.the country ,a. record ., truly wonder mI
 I.. estimate placed .u tm- years oaua. ...t,n conservative oa, and !, a.a.l ura, surprise Q. che bc,, u- ..m.l .r tae -ub.,,, u tbc hsur,, epr l.ue would uo, be greatly .Na.f
 Oou .,U since discovery oi
 hmi.. .>n ..... S-ooooooo Gold received ., Seattle A,.
 -s, ur.. -u.. ,.,lbu,h-
 u... July Is i~lS ..... +1 ,So. 5ol
 o... ura.H.u.u .t l4oo- h.H".. ....... ...... uouoooo D.H.. Hra.l amn- ......... 100000 N.u. district ........ ........ 4oooooo DtH.r N.... camps ......... tSooooo
 Total ......... S-5 sooooo 0.U .r.Ir...u .. I4o, ,e-timatcjI- Nua.r ......... Sssoooooo DrU.r Hrr.r camps ........ -ooo ooo N.u. district ........ 100000 D,..r t...I ....... ........ foooooO
 I.... ......... SluUUouUO
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30
Sss'ssl

\ N.I-..t. m.a Uh. -a,- hc thuA' of ,m.r.uH. 2. .I., .,ate Vu,r, t.r .- tl. information M, can send mm about ,.. mining industry lie a..H.. ,......s t, he informed about .uI ..-r copper aaI bras, mue,
 II. ..,. .- U.. -u,,reI a great deal U.a, ..- mra ,.um." and Tow, he would ... t. conn. ua, here and take ap low .. t..m That. good Conn n.-. N..Ia a. take up d bras, mue. when MT. N.,ua and Boy Orator Bryan .r. .s ... own -,at. The only really .r...s r-.r.-.uan Nr know oi m ta.. ..a..r. Is -Im N.rlner He l.. bras. ...m. aI a,.r the earth .nI W. would respectfully refer our N..r... r.rI b. Hm .or further iu- formation Da. mui,,u forbid, such
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

The mngra. output ot Idaho tor the year Y.o amounted to SI4l5oooo. oi Co.or.I, S-,t-ta-G ot Utah. Sio.- oils,o and t..t .. Alaska So 5ooooo When 70 !. remembered that A.a,has mu.r.. Ur.lu.. t- lgt m it- infancy tlr our..r..... drawn U.l bc obvious
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

The Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer Is the best and most expensive draught beer made in Seattle For sale at the Seattle Saloon. corner State and Sixth avenue
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30
Easily Satisfied

An vr want Is all the trade n sight ? H C.as-on & Co.,. the One Price Clothing Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and State streets,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

Try Red Star bottled beer. You will drink no other & per dozen. deliv cred. Telephone SO. t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30
cLASNElE.p ApYERTlSEMENTs.

.fSvshis=srii uaSor iss ksaS of "Fo' RsHi." ''tO' Sale" 0r 'IPsaisS" fuO essii p' uofd Jo' a'ii iH' 1os. ors ssHi tsr uoFs for sseb iVsissusEi iHis'- HoH. Uas1 kssS "Siiraiioai WasfsS." oHs esH psr UoSs. No aisssHis~ssi iaAsa for co hss iwssiy-fvs etsh,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

Seattle Export Beer delivered in any part oi thc city tor g. per dozen qu1s- hy B. B Eotting Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

An kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Export Beer at B. B Bottling O., Fifth ave, opposite Fifth Ave. Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

Red Star bottled beer is uneQualed as a table iruk $, per dozen. deliv- cred Telephone s9.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

X new Gue oi carpets iu ingram. tapestry velvet and aNminster. at Pco- pIe.s.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

For Rent and For Sale cards a, this office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

A new hrc oi ueckuc, iuest received 7f CHt-au.. aU shades and co'ors
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
SUNDAY SOCIAL
SEATTLE AGENCY.

Hotel Northern News Stand. North ern Hotel Fir,, Street. Seattle Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

For Ken, and For Sale cards at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

Street hats at cost at Phillips & Pic kctt's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-30

A Cutter Shoes at clayson's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
Charles White.

Charles White, an old and respected
citizen of IIallowell. died. Monday
forenoon. few minutes past 9 o'clock
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs
benjamin Tasker. on Grcenvillc street
Of a complication Of diseases result
ing from old age. His age was 30 years
and months and he is survived by
three daughters. Mrs. Tasker and Miss
Ellen A. White of this city. and Mrs.
f. a. Aver of Randolph, and two sons.
Charles II. of Augusta. and BENJAMIN
W., who is guard at the State prison
at Thomaston. Mr.. White was a native
"f Belmont this State, but moved from
that place when boy. He was a res
ldcnt Of Augusta for about 50 years
and later made his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Aver. in Randolph. For
three years past he had lived with his
daughter, Mrs. Taskcr. Funeral ser
vices will he held at the house.
"wednesday afternoon. and will be con
Quoted by Rev. d. f. Miller OF Eruns-
Wick. formerly pastor of the Methodist
church IN this city. The intcrmcnt VIII
De made at Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
Board Of Managers Orders.

Gen. NJ. r. Mcmahon. president of the
board of managers. has issued the fol-
lowing order 10 go into effect. July /,
1901:
]. All repairs 10 Home buildings or
structures, except those Of n slight and
unimportant character. rendered nee
nssary by daily casualties. and all per
nanent improvements to the grounds
Of the Home. will be made by contract
or agre, ment after due advertisement.
2 Articles that are provided for in
the schedule of property To be purchas-
ed will no longer be fabricated In the
home shops.
3. The following shops are abolishe j.:
The carpenters shop. engineers shop,
paint shop. soap shcp. tin shop and up
holstercr's shop.
{. \ shop To be known as the repair
shop is hereby established and placed
under the charge Of the chief engineer.
for all necessary repairs not made by
contract or agreement that have here
tofore been made by the carpenters
shop, enginees' shop. paint shop and tin
shop.
.. The number Of employees at the
gcveral branches will he reduced TO the
lowest number consistent with eff
cheney In conformity with the forcgo-
ing instructions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
70 Buito RAILROADS
HeasJ Shipments Of American Cood, :,
In ecquador. '

New York. June lo-sb,,u.
'ai". locomotives. rails and g,aa, of
fiIfoad bidgcs 10 Ecouadnr ior
begun in enormous were
Itst week. The boayv ','es'
are from the soutb o'ocrs
Ican hallroad which is bejn, ~ h''..
across the Andes from tho uu't
Gn"ynquil to Cuito, the capital at y
200 milea. As more than loo r,,,s aD'ut
this road into new land has - e' Oh
IN aciive operation, and 40 miIes AZ, pu'
tionai soon to be opened. tho r.,I,"
has placed rush orders with the "a, au
lean manufacturers for largo ora' i-
81 steel rails. bridges ard carr
TIE Carnegie plant has begun g., .,,.
ment Of 10000 tons Of steel rails p- IT,.
e,-ton locomotives. equipped uf,p
shay drivers for mountain grad. ~.
also been started The Anorr'
I'r!dge Co.. is under contract IN rua,'
-o'co0 tons Of steel bridge materi,, ,r,A
American Car So. has begun shIpr,or,z
on contract for 200 fat nv III,
htccF cars. and Wilmington g., 4
building passenger coaches. parlor LII
ana directors carfor the same ,o.d
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
ATENIArivE AGREEMENT
Said TO Have Been Reached BY Gen. Kitchener
and Gen. Botha.

London. June l0.-The Weekly Dis
patch. which recently anticipated ac-
curatcly several official announce
mcnts in regard 10 the peace EeEoti4-
lions in South Africa, says Lord
Kitchener and Gen. Botna, the Bocr
comma ndcr- in chief, accompanied by
two aides as witnesses, held "a pro-
tractcd conference few miles from
Standerton, June 5, and arrived at Il
tentative settlement.
The government Is keeping the terms
secret. but the Dispatch says 1t has
transpired that the outlook for the
conclusion of peace Is more hopeful
than ut the time of the first meeting
between the two generals some months
ago.
The paper also states that within the
last "a hours the government mas coun-
tcrrnanded orders for large shipments
OF horses and stores to South Africa
and that announcements 10 that effect
, viii doubtless be made IN the House OF
Commons during the ensuing week.
Despite all denials the Dispatch af-
firms that .Irs. Botha, the wife OF the
Bocr commander-in-c chief. acting III the
role OF peace envoy. visited the CO.
Ionial office and that she was recci'cI
by Earl Roberts at the war ONCE.
There is also a well-foundcd rumor
in certain official quGi tcrs that she had
an Interview with Lord Miner OF Cape
Town. governor of the Transvaal and
Orange River colony.
The war office stated officially on Sat
urday that no news had been received
from South Africa OF the alleged re-
quest by Gen. Botha for a meeting with
Lord Kitchener in regard to peace
terms. IL was added that if such re
quest had been made Lord Kitchener
would have informed the government
or il Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
Kenncbec Mining and Milling Co.'S. Annual.

The annual meeting of the Kennebcc
Mining < Milling CO.. was held at the
company's Office, Monday afternoon. At
that time the following stockholders
were present: W. a. OXnard, Lewiston !;
A. l.. Jobes. II. Frank Little. j. Frank
Babbitt f.. II. Langston l.. A. Pendle-
ton, r. A. Snow, j. a. Mcpherson, a.
w. Cunningham and VIII G. Atkins.
The following officers were elected:
President, w. A. OXnard, lewiston
vice president. A. J.. Jobes, Leominster,
Mass; secretary and treasurer, A. w.
Cunningham Gardiner; directors. w.
4. Oxnard. Ira II. Randall, A. l.. Jobcs.
H. Frank Little. J. Frank Babbitt, Il.
w. Soulc, II. II. Langstcn. w. Z. Pen
dlc:on, l.. \. Pcndlcton, r. A. Snow,
J. a. Mcpherson, a. w. Cunningham.
viii G. Atkins.
The affairs of the company were dis
cussed and it was voted TO begin work
again at once on the shaft and this
will be done and Il new one sunk
distance cf 500 to 1000 feet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11

Posters have been placed about the
city announcing a game of base ball at
the Quimby Athletic field. Wednesday
afternoon. The two teams to contest
will be the Gardiner and Cony High
school teams and a good fast game Is
sure to be the result. Gardiner has not
done very well through the league sea-
son but recently has picked up wonder
fully well while Cony has played a fest
game from the beginning to the end.
There will be number of the friends
of both teams present at the game to
encourage them on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11

The caterpillars are now making up
for lost time and besides many of the
orchards. there are large number of
the beautiful elm trees that have been
divested of all their leaves, the opera
tion taking but n day. They leave
them looking as If they had been burn
ed and spoils their beauty for the re-
mainder of the summer. The kind
that is doing the work is the army
worm, while there has been different
kind at work on the apple trees. 1t
was thought that as they did not ap-
pear at the first part of the summer
that they had disappeared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
TO END THE BOeR WAR.
Conjecture Over Queen Mihelmina's Visit to
the Kaiser at Berlin.

Berlin. June l0.--The Kleines Jour
nal, Monday, prints a dispatch from
The Hague saying that Queen Wilhel-
minas recent visit here was meant to
obtain Emperor Williams consent to
end the South African war. both the
Zwcibund and the Driebund being will
ing 10 do so. through The Hague arbi-
tration court. and that the Emperor
consented and the court began work
thereon. The dispatch has created a
sensation here.
The Associated Press has obtained
the following foreign office statement
which is authorized by Count Won
Buelow the imperial chancellor.
Neither Great Britain. France nor
Russia ever approached Germany to
participate in any action aiming at
ending the South African war. Ger
man has all along distinguished be-
tween Offering her good offices and in
terventiun. To render her good offices
would be possible under certain cir
Cumstances. viz: If both parties to the
war request it; but il will be remem
bercd that Great Britain only joined
The Hague conference on condition
that the Bocr states We're excluded.
There is no doubt that Mr.. Kruger.
who is a serious statesman, came TO
Europe to obtain the good offices Of
several of the powers TO end the war:
but there is also no doubt that Great
Britain docs not want their good Of
fees. At least il is true that since the
South African war began. Great Britt
ian has neither verbally or in writing
coHfidcntially or officially broached
such an idea.
IL j. quite possible that the Boer
side has now formally asked The
Hague arbitration court to tend its
aid to end the war somehow and that
the court has held session regarding
tho matter. but that of course is en-
tircly different from any serious steps
TO end the war
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
Saves Two From Death.

.Our little daughter had an aimos,
fatal attack of whooping cough an'
bronchitis" writes Mrs. W. j.. ha',
land of Armonk. n. ", but wheh ="
othcy remedies failed. we saved her llie
with DR. Kings New Discovery -
niece. who had Consumption IN an au
vanccd stage also used this wonae'i%
medicine and today she is perieou.
well" Desperate throat ana ~
diseases yield to Dr. Kings New ~
Covcry as to no other medicine
earth. Infallible for Coughs ana oVf,s
5oc. and sI.oo bottles guaranteed
Enwditch K Webster. Augusta -
Eeanc. Gardiner: $. :. llgn'p,"
Watcryillc. druggists. Trial po''"'
free.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-11
THE ElDRIDGE BEER.
Court Decides Against II and Il Is Cleaned Gu!
OF Portland Barrooms.

Portland Me. June l0-Franh Ford was
fined SIN ana costs in the municival
court. Saturday. in search ana seizure
case. The case was based on 4 seizure oc
~ dridSc' aic, alleged 70 be non -intoxi-
eating by the defence. In court. Sat,r-
daJ. Irof. Robinson cf Rowdoin. tcs;iiie |
that it was 4 matt liuaor con aiming Is
~ l'y ON Nh" charge against him
y I" Siflr1aE :hc 'Etdrid 20 ale has
been considered as beyond the reach OF
SherH fcarsoh deputies and has b'en
.o.d Openly aud freely After thr drci.
ion, however. thc Iauor uealcrS nastcuc 1
TO remove their sunplv from the ,itv an |
open sales have closed