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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
FIVE CAPTURED.
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tain of the guard shot in leg. not serious
a II P,rrows cllaru, shot in neck
sight: Andrew Leonard. guard. leg brok
en-.
1t develops that the mutiny was planned
several months age, out me men nau t er
er found n favorable opportunity 10 carry
it into effect until yesterday.
The convictS chose the most favorable
moment of the day, while many of the
guards acting as foremen OF construction
of the new cell house were unarmed.
Since last night the old prison has pre-
sented an air Of activity that il has nuI
known for years. AS soon aS the alarm
was given, guards were formed in march
ing order. and mounted men, armed III
the teeth. were drawn up in front of the
main entrance Most OF the guards were
old painsmen. The escaped ConNicts
were counted the most desperate crimi-
mails IN the Southwest and the guards
started out on their hunt in fan reaiZa-
ton of this fact.
The scene OF the mutinH. however. be
ing some distance from the prison proper.
the cOnVicts had secured good start
and aided by the rough. wooded country,
they had before darkness fell placed a
good gap between themselves and their
pursuers. The guards at best could mak,.
but q desultory attempt at pursuit and
were compelled to await daylight to tak,.
up the search
The alarm was sent out in all direc Ii ms
the officials OF Kansas city. AtcniSon, ST
Joseph. Topeka and I.eavenworth b-in j.,
asked to keep the police on the lookout
and III night in each of the cities armed
police and detectives patrolled the out
skirts.
Daring the night reports came in from
all directions OF thefts OF horses and vehi-
cteS. clothing and food, by the convict
and as the report spread that the con-
Victs We're at large. citizens in the outly-
ing districts became terror-stricksn and
barred their doors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
COURT At WIscasSET.
No: Guilty the Verdict in Case Of Geo. Moore
lor Having Short lobsters.

W.scasset Me. Nov. S.-A verdict Of
the case of State IS. George Moore
The respondent, who is lobster fish
erman residing at Boothbay Harbor.
was indicted at this term for having
in his possession - short Holsters.
The government introduced the tes-
timOny of Nathaniel J. Hanna. fish
warden. and his assistant. John W.
Dearborn. to the effect that the war
den. while concealed on the shore Of
Negro island on the watch for vio-
lators of the lobster law, saw the re
, spondent putting Holsters into a bag
which he then sank near the shore and
marked the place with a buoy; that
after the respondents departure they
hauled up the bag and found therein
| the number of short Holsters named
and liberated them.
| The defence did not deny the seizure
| of the Holsters, or that they We're less
than 10E inches in length. but denied
that they We're the property of the re-
spondent or that he knew anything
about them. The defence further
claimed that respondent was at home
at the time the wardens claim to have
seen him deposit the Holsters in the
bag and sink them, and that they were
mistaken in their identification. J. w.
Brackett. county attorney. c. F. Tup-
per for respondent
Albert s. Feyler. who was, yesterday.
found guilty on a complaint for single
sale. was sentenced to pay a fine of $50
and costs.
Godfrey P. Farley ct ais. VS.. Howard
Fl. Trussell ct al, a writ of entry to
recover possession of piece of land
and fats IN Wiscasset. is on trial
George b. Sawyer for plaintiff. +. l..
Southland for defendant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
FOOTBALL. TODAY.
(Continued from page IL

The Bates line is strong ana ,s WI Inme some
nj the hest men are injured. Ahurews'
the right tackle on Bates, Is oIit - ui LII ri
strongest men on the team aho II ,, WI
take good man to o.. ou: a,sn s,as won ON" a great
renutation in football during TINS season,
Hunt is the heaviest man on tne Soin
team, weighing 19o pounds ana bowuU n;nn
viii find il hard to make many long gains
The Bates ends weigh somewhat more
than the; Bowdoin ends but have haG iess
experience in PLAYING in tna' ., pnn',nds
Cutten, the Bates center. is 81 pounus
tighter than Phiioon, the Bowdoin cehtei
weighing but las. Nevertheless ne knoW'
the game thoroughly and Is sure "i Pu.
ting up star star sams wssns Fsea IS. and opposes
a man of aooui his weight. Reed Is one
of the strong men of the line ana Is n,.ie
inferior to Hunt. The backs on bates
are somewhat handicapped III 'espsvi spioi, ~
backs Ahen the quarterback. weighs
Ils but plays his position weil ana man-
ages the team in an excellent manner.
ut bucking the line and will show up wei
tomorrow. On the contrary, Moody ana
Towne. the Bates halfbacks. are good az
end plays. Childs. the right tackle, is a
strong man and plays his position 10 per
rectiOn, weighing l6s.
A great crowd il expected to be present
at the game. Excursion rates Will D"
given on the Maine Central from Port
land and Bangor and, owing to the great
interest i'll the game shown by the people
81 Lewiston. Auburn. Brunswick and VI
entities, il is probable that all VIII ne
present to witness the game. In iact II
scheduled in Maine. this season. and all
who attend will certainly get their mon
ey's worth.
The lineup Of the two teams will be as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
THE NEW BRIDE IN TOWN.
Mrs. Blossom, Fresh from the Coratr,-
AstoniShed at city WAYS
New York SUM


Since Mrs. Blossom came from ta'
country to start fresh in lif- az brid
in city Hat she has been a sour, e
of JOY to blossoms city friends a. ".il
as to Blossom.
She doesn't jump up in alarm any
more when the dumb waiter Whist"
shriekS. and she has cured herself Dt
the habit of going down stairs TO adm,
callers instead Of pushing the buttOn
that opens the front door. and she has
mastered the intricacies Of the ste4ln
ra iiator. But there aIe still some thing
about city life that are new to her an"
Blossom has great time eXplain.l,C.
Blossom broke a bottle the othal
day and was dropping the fragment
into the garbage pail. when Mrs. Bl"s-
som stayed his hand.
Don't do that, dear" she said. !;
viii only cut the poor pigs"
Blssom didn't understand where T..
pigs came in and said 50.
Why. the pigs who eat the garbage
YOU goose" explained Mrs. Blossom.
Pork has been a sort of SubjecE In
the Blossom flat since. but Mrs. Bios
som has learned that there are no NeV
York pigeeries and she is threatened
with trip to Barren Island next sun
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
U. v. US. 10 Entertain.

The invitations are out for the first
Social Entertainment and Ladies'
Night Ia D.. given hy General Real
A, mmand. II. y. H.. at Social hall.
Monday evening. NOV. H. A competent
cpmmittee of arrangements has be@n
hard AT work fur SOM. time in pr+par-
ing q Suitabl. program ana it VIII
pare no pains IN order To make IN
.-+"ning 4 pleasant one. long To b. re-
mrmh-rrd by those VINO attend. Thr
program prepared for the entertain
m"nt ~ Ih- guests viii include read
iagS and vocal and Instrumental music
~ pleasing variety. ana bears the
ranes not only Of the best Hom- talent
but NJ outside artists AZ Well Th-
k"nneb@c central will run 4 special
train for event. leaving Randolph at
$50 +. NJ. and returning at the close
nf The evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
WONDERFUL PROGRESS
Beng Male IN the Sale Of The LAT.
est Medical 0isloIsrJ Romeo.
Ifie Merit Wins The Endorsement Of ph,.;
clans And Scientists Everywhere.

II IS wonderful how p,lickl, ne 49,.
recognizes true merit Pubiie
rms mas been proved ~ INV case u,
Sever befor" has anything been 81, Al
ne market that Has met WIN ~ ~ "h
'tanianeous and cornDIete q gIccess a. 49, ~
anne Romeo ne fact that whcr m
purchases "A bottle 81 ftornnc - mn mn one
pe d' y" Sht ~. ~ tkls cily. tlns..t III, ,.,
me most powerful rnpdIciuaI ,.. M I'D
known 10 nature. At the sarne I'm Pies
5re not bIrlu0 "a 'srt ~ ndf(t.. 'Hei
Tomoc is made by dissolving IL -.
pflne water peculiar darK rolprae
ihiH"idi substance rounu only n
tain section ir Georgia. I'll. 80, . =
- oi remedial agents in a hight, a..
certTdtrd state 7''s tDh-
w" have looked up this subject c,.o
fhils and ana that - ARE
nav h""n taking Romeo internally u.
stomach, nerve. kidney and bInNd 10Y
Dier report most rapo. afJfy Mil, IA, llou-
dSticdllr on the good that M. 49, b,a.'ilz.-
complished by its use. 80" ae-
f-sp"'Iaily- does ko,nOc gaann u,
sodght after an account s0f the " I"
manner mat u gives relief fn an c..ap''i
n"morrho!ds. This trouble ue.as n Y.
than local treatment. and with ynr y,.o'r
b"th external ana internal tr4sfrnent' ''ihif
'e tahrn lor thi- distress ling rnaL,dv wa
W heard tOday of ore ~ tbs
taseE where Romeo HAS clr.d riia !Hl-hf
tssFaNhtrd form. Al Wrs tnar ~
James brown. who L. traa@ilrar ~, -i'.
h"tel and Railroad News Comn.tn, Hi III
n,Ds'|n' "a" 'Npfeased his 0Iinisn ~ po.
moo ~ iht following terms. INT N . ''D-
luf you ana EOur remedy Pom nv
! should STATE that by it, nss It inIt
btt \ cured M "A bad c--. n: uie.dins ,.;I
@ rom "hIth nave suffered Z lags lIr
pnd hatt been aEabl. 10 eet reIi.s I'M
had h'rn .ldlrr" bt " f-I.nI 'nui
Romeo. !" u!
Nh+n sIcn n painful ana daruergy. M,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Thomas Donn-lly. the order for
whose admission was signed last NAV.
has reported and been assigned to
capt Jewett's command. Mr. Don
nelly IS piper ana plumber by trade
ard has q long and varied service 10
his credit enlIsting first in June. 1861
~ 10. L. "a Il. ]. Vols. from which he
was discharged on surgeons certif-
cate. Aug. =. 1861. He re-enlisted All
PaWtuCket. X. l.. in October. 1862. as
4 private in ~. II. 18th X. !. Vols. and
was discharged from this regiment at
ihr expiration Of his term uf enlist
m-nt. IN July, ls63 He again enlisted
Al Boston. Jan. 3. 1863. In capt Ham
lens company nf light artillery l3th
Mass. Bltty.. in which h. served until
Juiy ~ following.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
TWO OF \ KIND MEET

Waiting AT the Union Depot was a
round-faCed man with an attractive couN-
tenance eyes that invited confidence. ara
rather long hair that waved from a tine
looked the part. When the old tarInel
took a seat after buying ticket to:
IipSilanti the two Tell into conversation
The minister brought the talk around
to pickpoCkets, and men who fool you OFT
Of your money. and expressed grea
deal oi dread OF them. He clung TO TIM;
topic until the noise of row was heafd
from the outside. and he expressed a d.
Come on" he shouted he started.
mo. my friend" replied the farmer,
mot IL YOU have any money about you
Ii Is sure 10 be taken from YOU IN =
rough crowd like that"
Here. you hold il and my watch until
run out a few minutes and then Ill
hold your valuables while You go.
An right. Don't be too long. and III"
farmer accepted the trIst.
When the minister returned the farmer
was gone. Never did a clerical masquC-
rade come 10 q quicker end. He rushed
around muttering things profane. kept
his hand in his hip pocket. and told ev-
eryoody but the policeman that he Couli
lick any farmer that ever Wore shoe
leather. Half an hour later he was in
a saloon making things blue.
I'm know him if | ever see him again,
don't care how he's dressed. and Ill
rut him into square inches don't low
any man 70 make a sucker of me and live
TO blow about il.
Some guy cross-counter on the con
game. Dick
that mug didn't do the farmer as well as
did the SKY pilot Ill jump off the dock.
He had a bunch with him aS thick as
Your arm. too. But he's got all my stuff
and some lambs got 10 make good.
II had simply been a case Of diamond
cut diamond
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Miss Toppan. With Drawn Face and Trembling
lips. Appears in Court.

Barnstable, Mass. Nov. S.-With
| drawn face and trembling lips which
plainly showed her agitation. Miss Jane
! Toppan stood before the court Friday.
in what was the second step in tht.
prosecution of the charge against her.
the alleged murder OF Mrs. Mary F..
| Gibbs OF Cataumet, by poisoning and
was informed by Judge Hopkins, who
| presided. that she must be ready on
| Nov Is to defend herself from the ac-
. ousation.
IL was just as the town clock was
striking the hour of 9 when Miss Top
pan arose to answer to her name as
called by the clerk of the court She
had been brought from the jail. not
more than Is feet away. by State on
Ger Letteney. ana was ;ccompanied by
her counsel. James = Murphy Of I.o-
Well. She walked with a steady steu
and seemed To be holding herself under
control. Her dress of black cheviot fit
ted her nicely. ana the white lace
about her throat, together with the
fashionable black hat which she wore
We're attractive and neat. \ peculiar
tIing. however. about her apparel was
noticeable. She wore. Il wide opening
at the throat. and this. with her bear
ing and manner which was that typical
III a nurse were noted with interest.
The little. Cramped court room was
crowded. Friday morning. ana Dist
ATTY. Holmes was at hand early. Th,
proceedings. however. did not occupy
more than four minutes and Were de
void of anything of a sensational char
acTei
Judge Smith X. Hopkins who pre-
sided in the absence Of Judge Swift OF
Yarmouth had short discussion with
Lawyer Murphy. counsel for Miss Top
pan. with reference To the date to
which the hearing should be postponed.
MI. Murphy desired that the date uf
Dee. 1 should he assigned. but he was
told BY Judge Hopkins that il was the
Ctsire Of Judge Swift that the case
should not b" postponed longer than
one week. Mr. Murphy announced that
le had secured the agreement ot the
governments representatives. to a post
lOnement until Dec. !. but the inStiuc-
tions of Judge Swift To Judge Hopkins
the latter said. We're mandatory, and
| the dat of Nov. - was then assigned
AS Miss Toppan arose in response to
the demand Of the clerk. her agitation
was very noticeable but she did nos
lose her control over her emotions and
! was taken back TO her cen az the jail
by Officer Letteney at once. She was
held without bail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

afternoon at about , O'Clock. As there
were ln occupants Of the house at the
time. nor was there anyone on the
island. the cause of the tire is unknown
Til" property was owned by j w
Lash Of this city, and as he arrived
homo. this morning. from Il trip To the
West hut little could be ascertaincd
The message said the hotel and
amusement hall with furnishings We're
a total loss ana that the wharf was
also destroyed The estimated loss is
about loo. on which the following
insurance is known: Bailey's agency.
$2au0 on building. $500 on amusement
hall and $500 on furniture. Maxcy's
agency. sl0oo on building.
The property of :. w. Tarbox of this
city. and capt. Reed of Richmond was
not da mayed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
NEBRASKA.
4 Republican Gain in State Of Is 900 Over
Two Years Ago.

Lincoln. Eeb.. Nov. s-Re;urns complst
I trom q OF 80 counties in the state Civ,
na,ElnsSkH nnElwick Hep2 for supreme judge. 60 9is;
noIenoeck. tFuson) co. 33s. Nearly com
Me.e returns from ~ other counties max.
seoewicks plurality Illoo. The remain.
ing seven counties will not materiaII,
change these figures. i'a'eiia''s
or the three legislative vac,,o;a. ,h
nepnbiicans elect all. J. y PauI Gpsn
,.,s, stecten "a, district judge in the lin Dis
,ns r,st 10 MI a vacancy. Based on ,h.. vot.
ra,n sInrTna j., N,rt court justice the Republicar
sn III ->tordsKa compared with nv,
years ago is about o. 900 WIN W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
CITY GOVERN MEfT.
Electric Road Wants Location Valuation 0!
Electric Light Co.

y special meeting of the city govern
neut was called. Thursday morning.
fol the evening. All the aldermen We're
present but some time was passed in
getting a quorum in the council. The
first matter to come before the alder
men was the granting of n hearing to
the Gardiner Street Railway 90. and
this was set for 80 p. NJ. Nov. -. In
the petition for a hearing the company
asks to be allowed to operate a stand
ard electric railroad through the streets
of the city. running from Depot square
up Water street. up Central. back Cen
. trail street to Brunswick avenue. over
Lincoln street to the Quimby Athletic
field, back and down Danforth street;
down kingsbury street and back to De
pot square by way Of Water street.
J. X. Foy. Ami Davenport and Free
man Patten are named as directors.
Ever since 1899. there has been
trouble over the valuation Of the Ken
nebec Light K Heat Co. plant in this
city. In that year the valuation was
set ut 100000 by the assessors and the
company appealed from that and the
matter was taken to the supreme court
at Augusta, where the valuation was
Set Al S22,oOo the following year. 1900,
the taxes were on s3O. 900 and the mat
ter has been pending a settlement the
company refusing to pay its tax. The
valuation. this year, is the same.
a proposition was made that the val
uation of the company be made for 4
period of five years and the value be
SIT at $23. 900. For this purpose the
meeting was called. 1t proved very in
tercsting at times and some warm ar
2umentS followed.
AS the proposition was made to the
company. it was represented by A. NJ.
Spear. its attorney. He explained his
side of the case. First Assessor John
son was also present and ne spoke of
the position of the assessors. two
favoring the assessing of the company
70; $4,000 and the third for $4,000. Sec
ond Assessor Cunningham was present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
DR.. MARY WALKER
Nay le's Pension and Peoples Resoee, o.
Account Of Alleged Utserances

IVA @Washinston. Nov. s.-The pension h,.
uted to DR.. Mary Walker ,h. a.trlo-
ruase ,sns,r VINO has worn masculine at,ira i II
,enI aefent Years and who is alleged IN -.
Prasiasn,.s sne execution of Czoleosz. tie lat.
late President himself a mmra.rer ana tmhe m
necia, .. a ms policy in the Philippine. A
~ ,a. Gs examiner of the pension of,ic, /.
ter %TfG and bi. r.nar n: Y inyestisatins the ma
ne, me bureau here in readiness pt sor on NE q
cali fnr T,oheress in case that BODY sbn,i
- 10, ,or H. Commissioner Evans nnotil'
revoke ihe 'Ha, @amSn. he had no anihoriry "' "a
N'"Ef-ss could do so il il desired r. IA;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
MARYLAND.
Republicans Still Claiming but Control o.
Legislature Probably Lost.

Baitlmore. Md. Nov S.-Returns from.
Cecil county received. Thursday morning.
show the election OF two Democratic and
but the Republicans still claim that th,.
official count will give them the solid del
+Sation. 1t also Aappears that Litti..
'Dem.' L. elected in the first legisla tive
district of Baltimore city. but this too.
is disputed by the Republicans.
These changes ii they hold good. will
give the Democrats control OF both
branches Of the Legislature. In the SEN
ATE they nave a majority Of nine without
question and the gain OF the three men,
bHrs mentioned above will give them :,
majority of three in the lower House
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
YOUNG W0mANH0OD.
How Often it is Made Miserable by
the Lack of Proper Advice at Just
the Right Time.

tells affection The older GIRL
budding Womanood, has suffered greatly with those reSu-
aies nStiia difficulties which the life young
Lydia H. iini.m Vegetable Compound always be leit
health who suffer. sovereign
for the forms female complaints that bearing down ie'S
weak ia falling and displacement womb inflammation I" tie
all troubles II dSOyc cNlf,
from the the early of development and checks
tendency humor II Sutsi,e eyctahly nervous
plu>tI.tinl am the entire female
Mrs Pinkham especially invites girls her about
their sic
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
Last winter an infant child Of mine

Last winter an infant child Of mine
had Group in a violent form" says
Elder John w. Rogers. Christian
Evangelist of F'illey. Mo. Il gave her
few doses of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and in a short time all danger
WAS past and the child recovered
This remedy not only cures Group but
when given as soon as the first symp-
toms appear. will prevent the attack.
1t contains no opium or other harm
tui substance and may be given as
confidently to n baby as to an adult.
For sale by John Conghlin. 1T Water
ST.; J. c. Houlehan. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
Foot Ball Games. Today.
!. I.ehigh at Ithaca.

Cornell ". Lehigh at Ithaca
Exeter vs.. Andover at Exeter.
Bangor vs. Portland at Bangor.
BOwdoin vs.. Bates at Lewiston.
Brown W.. Lafayette at Provide nee
Dartmouth VS.. L. V. NJ. at Hanover.
Columbia VS.. Syracuse at New York.
Carlisle vs. Annapolis at Annapalos.
Yale ". Orange y. c. at New Haven.
Williams VS.. Wesleyan at Middletown
Colby vs.. University Of Maine at Water
vile.
Princeton ". West Point at Wes;
Point.
Holy Cross vs. Boston College at Wor-
cISter.
Harvard vs University Of Pennsyiva
ni:, ut Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Inc funeral services of the late Au-
%ustuS Huntington was held at his
home CObbosSee avenue Thurs,lay =
afternoon. There Were a large number
OF the friends of the deceased present
and the services, which were conducted
by Rev. Il. w. Plant, were very i'm
piSSS'Ne. The bearers We're Fred Mer-
M ana FRED Robinson from the Steam
e' ODD "SSee company ana r.. l.. I.add
ana Addison May from the Modern
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
G. n. S. ID. 6: HalIowell Eiectrics. S.

4 good game of football WAS played ~
th.. yuitEby Athletic field. Thursday af-
ternoun. when Il team from the Hall"w"l
High school met the second eleven Of tn
Gardiner High school and w"rr defeated
by the score OF . 10 g. Both teams PLAYED
we'll the Hailoweil boys being heavi-'
than thc home team but were outplay"d
For the visitors. Merrill and DIfre-ne did
the best work while Brick ana jackson
played tn, best gam. for Gardiner. TIN
lineup was:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

An Exchang" sn,iabi- was held al
thr residence "l Mr.. ami Mrs. J. D.
Hunt. Second street. Wednesday even
ing. under the auspices of IN. Ladies
Society of the t'niversalist church, The
musical ami literary program Win the
.ddrd pleasur-s incident To the *
,hange ~ parcels. which We're brought
by tn" guests. constituted most enjoy
able entertainment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

The furloughed men reporting
Thursday. had been absent for a con-
siderable length Of time. Charles =
Waite having been in Springfield and
Holyoke. Mass. since the first Of Sen
teinber. and John Lang in Portland
since the middle of August, while "
-. Hughes term Of absence at Hayd4n
Row. Mass. covered years instead W
months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

The visitors AZ the Home, Thursday
Included Mr. and Mrs. s. S. Fogg. Han
cock, y H.; Mr. and Mrs -. G. Fooy
keene. n. H.; Otis Gray, Mrs. Otis p
Gray. Iitchiield Edwin X. Howman
Lynnfield. Mass; Mary T.. klnbau
Everett. Mass: Mrs Geo. l.. Smith
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
NOT ICE.

I. $. Circuit Court. Maine District
Portland. Nov. = 1871.
pursuant to the rules OF the Circui,
court of the United States for the Dis
trict "f Maine. notice is hereby given that
wizard l.. McFad,ien of Augusta. in sal,
District. has applied for admission rs an
attorney and counsellor Of said (ircu.f
Court " -'
ho'sdSt A. ii. DAVIS. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
g %A~
Ibis signature 10 on every bog Of she senu ps
Laxative Bromo.Q Quinine Tablet.
NOTICE.

I. S. Circuit Court. Maine District.
Portland. Nov. :, 1917.
Pursuant to the rules of the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the DS
trict OF Maine. notice is hereby given tha D..
Guy \. lIdireth Of Gardiner in said Dis
iIict, has applied for admission as attor-
ney and counsellor of said Circuit Court.
novsd't a. H. DAVIS. C,erk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

The members of Co. A, 2d Inf. y. G.
). NJ. are very we'll pleased with their
new rifle range in Randolph and squads
OF men are shooting on it every day
many having made scores sufficiently
large to qualify. Owing to the lateness
OF the season. Captain Thompson has
had the time for the men to qualify
extended to the last of this month
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
FIRE At CAPITOL ISLAND.
Island House. Amusement Hall and Wharf
Burned..loss. $1,000.

Gardiner. Me-. Nov. 1.-(SpeciaD.-A
telephone message to this city. this
a''e'ho"h' announced the destruction
"f the Island House and adi,;nir.
property at Capitol Island. Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Mrs. Belle Pope. who formerly lived
on High street. has been visiting
friends in that vicinity for few days.
and, Thursday, left for Lisbon Falls
where she now lives.