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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
WI TING FANG
Said 10 Have Been Called 10 Co!umba's Chair
Of Chinese Literature.

New York. Nov. lit is said 81
trustworthy authority that WI Tins
Fang. Chinese minister to the United
States. and eminent as a scholar. has
been requested to fill the chair oi
Chinese literature founded last July al
Columbia University. The regular
monthly meeting Of the trustees was
held last week, and IT is known that
tn" subject was discussed but the re-
sui, WAS not made public. There
seems to b" no doubt. however, Una
III" tender Of the honor to WI was then
decided upon. 1t is said that the o nei
10 take the chair of Chinese Hteratnre
is i'll expectation that minister Wu in
tends to give W his diplomatic post q;
Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
NEW DYNAMITE GUN
Given Successful Tests and II will Probably
Be Adopted.

New YORK. Nov lI-Hiehly success
ful tests OF q new dynamite gun OF de-
structiNe powers in excess OF any Wcop-
on hitherto designed. have just been
privately conducted by Il special board
OF officers OF the bureau of ordnance OF
the United states army. at Fisher IS
land The government has FOR several
years been engaged in the erection on
Fishers ISLAND for Notifications on q
colossal scale intended to max" IN"
eastern entrance to the sound iinprcb-
nable To naval attack ana secure the
safety OF all the cities along tho sound
from New London TO New York.
In this system Of defence the new dN-
mantle gun which il mounted 50 ~ I"
cover tho channel between Fishers is-
land and Plum island on wnicn h"dN;
batteries have also been erected Is eN
pectcd TO play an important part. 1nc
utmost secrecy has been enforced by
the government relative To the work :
on Fishers isiani and the government
has not made public these tests.
The gun, which was built IN Scran-
ton. Pa. was recently installed IN 4
battery AT the western end of The Is
land. II IS Of the same pneumatic TYP"
as the guns OF the batteries now IN
position ut Sandy Hook ana san Fran
cisco.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
UNDER SUSPICION.
Negro Alexander Suspected OF Robbing Pa,
master Stevens oil SA70O.

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. ll.-TIc police do
rartn"ni "f this city have placed uu-
der arrest J. II. Alexander. q negro ia
N" employ of the United States gol Z
arnmcnt. charging him Win having
stolen s1"0 from the talisr ~ Mai. l..
:. Stevens. United States postmaster.
'ds- Friday evening
Mai stevens states that thr MONEY
"aS left IN = rais.. ia the care of III"
1"gr" - b taken t. thc t'niun depot
jhis city. prior u Mai. stevens dc-
'arturr for Pensacola. nv some mis-
understanding tn, negro did NOT meet
thc major ut tn" depot IN Tim" tn catch
y" traiu and M. valis" WAS carried
,ck - Mai Stevens office
Mai. Stvr"nS reported to thr ,iry dv-
fcctiyes mat ~ carried inc yuIisc tu
"cnsa' oia ana when h" arrived there
a found that th. currency amounting
y Si,oo bad been stolen.
n, negro had been 80 the employ 81
n" government fur a uuaAhrr " years
ma deni : that ~ has stolen tn"
money Detectives are at work upon
the ease.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
BROUGHT 10 CRISIS.
CONTINUED from page ~

Iclesios was arrested here, last Thurs
d,v an landing from the Red ID" Line
steamer Philadelphia. which arrived
here that day from New York on her
way tn La Guayra and Porto cabello.
His detention was due to his non
appearance after having been thrice
summoned hv the local courts to ap-
rear in II case against him and seven
Others brought in July of last year
u hen the currency was changed.
\t that time he persuaded the local
Federation of Labor to order all labor
organizations to go on strike unless
they We're paid in gold at the same rate
as silver-master workmen. 81, jour
neympn. s.. and ordinary laborerS.
Slio. These rates We're not accepted
b> the employers ana "A general strike.
N hich was accompanied by some Vio-
lenye followed.
IsIesias and the other members Of
the committee were charged with con-
spiracy and the case against them were
set down for trial. Sept. IL. 1900. When
that date was reached. lglesiaS, who
was at large on his own recOgnizance,
did not put in an appearance, and the
tr.al was adjourned. AS he did not APP
pear on the adjourned day. further ad-
iournment was taken to May ;. 1901,
when an order for his arrest was is
sued he being then in New York city.
He is now in Jail awaiting trial, in
default of $1,000 bail. To-day. he sent
p,ti,ion to Coy Hunt asking to be re-
ln.Scd on his own rcCognizancc. "N-
planning that he made similar appli-
cation when first summoned nut tha'
tho cas-" was prepared and thdt no no
tj," of the hearing, May ;. was ever
served upon him. The public prose-
cutor asks that hr hr sentenced to a
l.. r-m sc imprisonment on the ground
that H. is dangerous labor aGitator
and is continually causing unrest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Capital Notes.

Anslcy Wilcox of Buffalo is guest
at the White House for few days
Tha President took the oath OF Office at
Mr.. WilcoX'S residence in Ruffalo
The navy department has been in
70, med OF I'll. departure from No"
Sung. Monday. Of Rear Admiral kemph
aboard his flagship. the Kentucky,
bound for Hong Kong.
In a mail report, dated oct. Il. the
state department has been Informed Dy
Consul Berliner at Tencriffe that the
Spa niSh government has approved an
appropriation of about Sl6o.ooo 10!
building and improving the Moleand
hieakwater and providing for the stof-
age Of water at ArecifC. the capital 81
til" island of i-aZarOtc. Canary Islands
These Improvements. says Mr.. Rerlncr.
VIII increase the trade and shipping
which has fallen off on account of la
of harbor facilities.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
tn sCHLEY BOARD
Begins III. Consideration Of Vast Amount Of
Testimony a. Hearing.

Wa~hir3ton Nov. ll.-Ndmiral George
pywcy ANA Rear -\dmiralS E'nham au,.
Ramsay composing tn" SChitN court ~
inquiry. met at their aUatt'rS IN Inc Nc
can tnuldiug behind closed doors. at n
O'Clock this morning. aud h' gan IN" dlS-
,.ttSsinu aud consideration Of the evidence
brought forward in the Investigation con
clud.d last week fh" SittiHSS Of thr
court are tu be strictly secret. Their
present plan is to hold dailE sessions
from u tu TO O'Clock. adIouInlnG at thr
latter hour for the day. though this ar
rangenrutS may bc changed JS the work
uf ih,. body progresses
The court has two small rooms for its
work-ont tor the members themselves.
and th,. other Tor the accommodation ot
the clerical hclD. At ths door of tn" lai-
ter is stationed "A sergeant of marines
whose uniform would hc thu only surfar"
Suggesting to 4 chduc" caller that some
thing out ~ thv ordinary wa~ going "n
in these two little rooms. The Colrt al
irtlrn-d at ll.at for the day.
Admiral Dewey said after today stN-
sion that a. y.t ~. Couli not for..t.ll how
long it would %, r.fcr,' the court wnuli
hr ready with its findings When ask!
il The work WAS divided in thc interest
of expedite tuty, among tn" n, mh.rS ~ tn
court, the admiral replied. No. w :trr
working t"g"ta"r a a coIrt Sh", !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
THE CROP REPORT.
Large Shortage in Corn. Potatoes Shor. Es
cept in Michigan and Maine.

Washington. NAV. II The following IL
voutAincl i'm tho crop report issued. today
Hy thu department of agriculture. Tn
preliminary estimate nf the aNcrag, tietu
per acre pi corn Is lG.i bushels az com
pared with an average Yield of - bush
-lS per acre in l!slu ana 1900 ANA lH-ytar
;tN-rag, Of ~ bushels. The present iu-
iicHted yield per aCr" j. the lowest gen
-r.tl average over recorded f"r this crop.
The general average aS tp quality IS -,
per cent. Tn" preliminary estimate -.
the average Weld per acr, of buckwhtat
is iN.9 bushels
The preliminary "stimat" OF the yj"i,.
per acre Of potatoes is 80" bushels Iii,
present indicated Yield per acre il the
lowest since 11'l. OF the states having
5h.oD acres "T upwards in potHtues. atl
except Michigan and Maine report =. yiel,.
per acre comparing unfaVorabIY with
their ln-Near averages tn, aN"ya2" JS
TO quality is ~ per cent.
Th" prelini cary estimate uf III" average
Weld per acre OF hay is 1.35 tons. lin,
average a. 80 TUality j. 81 per cent
TIL" apple crop is considerably below
th" lr-yedr average. the pear and graz.
crops are slightly below.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

succeeded in combining them tuEetntr
with nIhcr antiscptiCs into pleasant.
effective tablet.
Druggists sell the remedy under the
name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and
il has met with remarkable success III
the cure OF nasal catarrh. bronchial
III" stomach.
Ny. r. \. Benton. whose address is
care OF Clark House Troy \. y. says:
when 1un M against anything that
i, good like to tell people of it. I
haNc been troubled with catarrh more
or loss for some time. Last winter
moro than ever. Tried several So
called cures but did not get any bcne-
Fl, from them. About six weeks ago |
bought Il - cent hoX of Stuart's ca
tarrh Tablets ANA am glad t. say that
they have done wonders for me and |
~ not hesitate to let all my friends
know that Stuart's catarrh Tablets are
he wight thing.
Mr Geo ]. Casanova Of hotel
Gii1on. West 9Th street. New York
city. writes: II have commenced us
ing Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and Al
ready they have given me better re-
suits than any catarrh cure have
ever tried.
\ leading physio ian of PittSburE ad-
viees the use Of Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets IN preference to any other treat
meut for catarrh of the head throat ar
stomach.
He claims they are far superior to
irfaierS. salvcs lotions or powder. and
lrc much mare convenient and plen &
ant to TAX and are SO harmless that
! little children take them with benefit
rs they contain no opiate, cocaine or
any poisonous drugs
All druggists sell Stuart's catarrh
/ Tablets at 80 cents for full size pack
age and they are probably the safest
and most reliable cure for any form Of
Catarrh l2-lt-l6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
CHAMPION BAD GIRL.
AIbetia Taylor Alleged TO Have DsmoraI;scd
Her Ansonia. CT School.

Derby. tcuu. NOV. ti.-if the charges
made against Alberta Taylor. daughter
"f Tho Rev. T.. Il. Taylor. a Mcth' ii s.
clergyman. arr lruc. she is easily The
champion bad girl Of tn" AuS"nil pub
he schools. She WAS hcid in Sl"n bends
in police court. Monday morning. on a
charg" "f aSsaulting Miss Frances,
shaver h"r teacher.
Alberta is II. nearly feet tail and
remarkably strong. Few boys "f hen
,CC N" Is muscular. Whcn any prank
is. ou f""t in Hlll school Alberta is
looked upon as tho leader. Sine" she
i"ined. three months ago. she is said
- have d"m"ralizcd what was ON" of
III" best disciplined rooms in the public
schools.
Miss Shaver states in her complaint
that She told Alberta To stay after
-,.honI. Saturday. Alberta had suffered
like discipline the two preceding nights.
The scholars We're astoniShcd To sc. the
ringlcaticr in their pranks seize Miss
Shaver una wares and throw he!- to III"
floCi.
Til. t.ache, was helpless in the
hands of her mutinous pupil. Miss
shaver charges that Alberta beat and
kicked her ANA bit h"r palntuliN NJ
most frantic with pain she says she
finally managed to gain he.' feet. Shc
managed ~ force The ,'irl into a chair
and called the priacipIl. Policeman
Ta:,en was summoned ana 50 tiercelN
did Alberta struggle with him that h
was compelled to handcuff her.
Alberta is said To have previously
threatened Miss shaver with bodily in
jury but the latter pluckily punished
her on every necessary occasion. Miss
shaver was i'll in bed after her enc'un-
ter with the girl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
KIDNEY DISEASE,
How 4 Man Was Cured Effoctuauh
without Being Obliged To Travel To s...
Mineral Spring Resort.

II ~ really appalling how tnanv
4 Kidney disease exist today
II man is rich he has a cb.noo
lis me. Ills doctor, nire tines o,,. I.
RI. VIII recommend his going IN 49,. "
amous spring In Europe. OR ,artn
ven ~ this country He wflI
@Trral months III a Year a. INK
.acrt. II" will have the water forua
here expressed to his home. Nv avs'a
"usly drinking this and attendtra :.
is diet a great many cures ara md.
For the poor man il is a little air..
nj. y is impossible to leave bo,,a
business. Often 1t Is impossiblo i aua
''e means to defray the expense ].
hch a trip. But now, at leas, ~.
Gems 10 be something that wi,t MI
eiief1 70 rich and poor alike. W. ~.
? Roipoc. that great medical discoya.,.
nat Is interesting learned nh,.;o;e.'
nd scientists everywhere. A bo,.,a -
;omoc is better than anv ,,ir 7,
'pring 1t is not patent medicine l..
contains in powerful state N soJs
ioI All the active medicinal elerrer,.
hat can BE- found in any Of the 80
lineral springs o. the world.
l;omoc is a solution Of s,bs..
ound in thc south. Nothing il 3D.
il but pure water and s,,r,t;r.
(othing has been taken from i /.
.c get The Romeo Of commerce ,o5ar
comes tp uS exactly a. /, Was con
1ounded by nature in her own labor
orr. powerful, yet harmless: nuro 10.
.iicient. sure but simple.
The best physicians agree III, !.
arm ,ar attend its use. They narroJ +.
it thr good ii accompllsheg u nucI,
las been told about this that II ,..y
worth OUT while 70 make Inquiries con
'"lning case Of kidney disease tho,
lad been cured BY this wonderful rsm.
.dy. The following Is the result q, this
2Nestigation- 1t is in a form Of le,.
WY which comes from Charlestowp.
Mass. and reads as follows.
III have used three bottles Of Romeo.
'eking relief from severe attack Of
,idney trouble accompanied BY pains
2 The back. ! am pleased to write that
Hd7 sui Fit D--l great Denent 10
Ie. ~ much 80 that recommended
W several people ana all reports get
.Id me TO believe that Romeo is cer-
ainly remedial agent Of power and
'0tency James NJ supple st. Francis
:. Sales Church"
Why j. il not better. If there X any
Y" suffering from kidney or bladder
roubIee. that look as though they
night develop seriously TO investigate
he merits Of Romeo before taking any
Npensiva trips III The search Of health.
Ii has been made easier for US in this
ity t. DO this. for al agency has been
Established right here We are pleased
" state that this has been given TO Mr.
. r. Young
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS
As Outlined in Senator Lodges Speech Are
Pleasing TO England.

London, NOV. 1.-THE Pan Mall Ga
zcttc. Monday afternoon. referring to
th,, speech made by Senator Lodge at
Boston. Saturday. says:
IF. as believed. Mr.. Lodges speech
reveals the mind Of Tres. Roosevelt,
this country will have nothing 70 com
plain OF. The isthmian Dus. ness VIII b..
settled next year in Il manner honor
able and satisfactory To Dotn countries
which means. we presume, that Ameri-
"a will g-t her own way in the matter
The Monroe doctrine is to be sterniy
upheld by a great navy. il need b.
This is in the interest of peace. II tn
Monroe doctrine does not affect that
part of the American continent which
belongs to the British empire. tn" an
nruncemcnt viii cause no friction.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

'rl"h'al adyices received at Tucom
ASH: by the steamer Victoria stai
',r,',,, ,,n'o & .n" .apanesn naval depa is
p'"p'Tlhg 10 establish a steel plate' far,o.
ry at kIrc at a cost Of 60n o., ,.e,, ~,
p@i"nt @ VIII he in working ORDER in tire
,arS;; haron Masahid of Toxic has Oh
nc"" rom Director Sheng of the Chi
,ia ..i"aN. Il concession for th,, .re,.
m9n 9i, Of important telephone lines VIII ,i' y.
w., ro!iir'cI tho largest cities tbroueh
~ a nini. ne preliminary arrangement
r,,,',,, nlaue contemplate that China shal
rynar,n ,aa,sn ahe lunds and the Japancsc th,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
GEN. URi5e. .URiBE



word was said about future concessions
On the part "i Colombia Such sue
gastion would have been a mortal in
suit. II boundary disputes should aris.
~ IN" iutUrr btiW"rn Colombia and
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regard 10 the isthmuS .Nr,ir.. w Inui
French ,lpitalists hat. nntairc,! au II
local ..xt.rsinr of ihr.. concessions
p,,i coDrr4uS in t>a> ..tus.1 Ia r:ttff,
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
HON. TO WALK CORRECTLY.

IttA To N Al IL COR REt u.
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H' Ptaitl'liE "daNtiiE ."N.a 1'-,,,n-,,,
p. }' W., m" ~, s,,,,,,,a >, ,-1,.
,b++,,t,Ia ~ s,,Aa ar
'.F .,,,d .nrsi5ar tbst
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.lihIi- i.,,. r.sd III.
M'iI Sii'- , m.L'.S, II, i' .traa- ,b,r m.
80 '"'liIil'' 'H 3,t .t, -, n
N'''. '''.; ,h;,,i, ,hsir r'oSnib,.
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-. 81 ,',I ,...Ii-;,', ;S ,,ot nnly essential
"''''. M " 'i.-,'S II ,,, Ill, il rond
Gt i,,+ii,.nr. ,,Dnn III,
49, - ,,s ~ y aas silr
u''.W. ,,'' IN Tilt, t. .,tr :, ,rnnd AZ AZ.
nH a. ,tidt,S hi,e,.',,I.,! a r,ro1Irr
cn,,,,,,,,, e,,,,saiarf ~ taxing A
,u, 1T N. ,n,.s daar nm hreaths
YIN ~ '"NsS 80 uep olI',s rUs' taJ mis-.
'u "alNS MN .ll.; ,'ie,. TIL .sxjhla aass
it> '.tNHN reSI"AslNv Hi L.,-'.sa IeN' =, si.t,
'l..'' - .''' .-' ~ -s3 sorahla rapII
Nit'''J, ~ I.',ot he1n feaIinc bet
.r M r.r Iniri,t4s II III the contrary
i. w,Il .Inyyiy with dropping chest
.grinE hest Ina ,tiftened muscles. anu
,rearh,- vita nrIv ID fTv Of the orca"s
lI,nIy,d ha derives mo b-reht. and re
Itrrs, w his ba,,,a yith ADDED wearineSs
INA dista-tr fur lif-.
Tba tirst essential i'm attaining 4 cood
.,y,i.,.-. .,,,d t,,srat,,l walk Is to develop
Ill r,7'-.,ins 7'J nrrar. of the body on
v-hicb In,.,r,,otio,, danaudS Not every one
.an eil-, ;mJimirad tim,. III the necessary
,1.rsi-. NM. Ylr,,o1t 4U raU give ten Or
LSg, "'', ,.''',i NV ,r5 mich NAV b.
''. .ta, smart time
,t'p'h0tSuru w" -" e,'' ,,tsu h.r,f..
lew eyer, So hat III indlca
,.1 i i, ,I5i,io,, vi their prim.rr
r,,,, poai,, IN, s-Irdinc erect. after
IN ,;1,L, in.5irc has hso,, removed. anil
I'LL r,I..t M hars and forth.
,hnrit a fnnt each wav. keeping the hodF
rerfrctIv sill The swinging movement
.hn,,Id Il. ga,tIa and ,hC degree Of os-
.jlI,tiop viii iurreaS. with nractise unul
II" ~ ,ila. hir, enough to perform .
light angle with the body IN me lorMsg
movement. The swinging y lep'"'
With each leg in turn, ,,. a-c;s,
After few minutes oi trs Straight
stand crest and HIT ths - LINING the
y II line with tnf eouH' ,;r,niv in
nalms 10 front tola 'i't,, snr,rarJ and
h's position ana Wd.n ma no Isr muscles
'acNward. trNInS 10 man '"N -
: heNih,e as possipIt' ,,,,,,;nS loosely
stand erect with arms ~ ~ r;,b, foot
Il the sides. and bring the Iis asis
'roIud i'll front Of the leit AZ "a. ls.,ea.of
,oSstble without disturbing III i,,np with
the body stand IN nm nm p"s,ins on the
he bail oi the rlEht loot iT Then
door. while counting zen sIo',,a hehird
raise the foot and carr! II ,, Luu,'N Repest
. the left. in the same w. ~ taken
Wit the other foot. are my ny. ririd dur
q keep the BODY nrfh' o"' "0'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Constantinople. Nov. 1.-THE dcsti-
nation of the vessels of Admiral Gail
iard's squadron which left the island
of Mitylene. this morning. is the island
of Syra. The battleships Charlemagnc
and Gaulois and the armored cruiser
Amiral Potnuau. however. will go first
to Phocaea tabout 80 miles northwest
of Smyrna) t. coal. afterward reioin-
ing the squadron.
The French flag waves. today, aoov"
the French embassy in Constantinoplc
for the first time since Aug. 70. NJ
EapSt councillor of the embassy, has
called upon the Ottoman minister Of
foreign affairs. Tewfk Pasha thus for
mallv renewing the diplomatic relations
between France and Turkey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Co.as- You. Please Race at Pitsburu.

rittsburr. Pa. NOV. ll.-Old civ hai.
VA crowded AT i2.:" Monday mornnG I
80" tn" start in tho sdav gp-as-yol
please race for the championship. Al.
ia" leading hee-and-toc men in ,itc com
try ar" entered in the grind Of 1i5 hours
straight away, including Geo Tracy.
hampton of The United States. and Geo.
"r,,W'iEn,, champion Of England. The
were - starters. They SPIRITED off ,ao.d
l. when they got the word.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

Washington. Nov. ll.-Thc President,
today. madn the following appoint
nlentS.
Nar-Thomas Swobc. quartcrmastcr.
rank OF captain, Robert w. Thompson.
second lieutenant. infantry; William
W. Ee.Sell captain in Porto Rico pro
lisi"nal regiment. infantry; Emil
Huehschcy. first lieutenant in Porto
Rico provisional regiment. infantry.
State-Charles Y. Hcrdlicks, District
of Columbia. consul at Kingston. ia
mica.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

days in bed with intense pain ana suf-
fcring ! was under the physicians
care for over year without any relief.
when nv attention WAS called to Lydia
+. Pink hams Vegetable Compound by
several of on: Mormon women who
had been cared through its use.
! began its SN>tC rdtiC use and I'M
proved gradually ia health. and after
the use OF Nix bottles my health was
completely restored and for over two
years have had neither ache or pain.
You have a truly wonderful remedy for
women Very sincerely YOURS. Mrs.
HrI.pt JAKrMAN. salt I.akeCity. tah. f"
$4,000 torfe; if above testimonial is not genuine.
Just a> surely as Mrs. Jake
man was cured just 50 surely will
Lydia 4. Pinkham'S Vegetable
Compound cure every woman
suffering from any form of fe-
male ills.
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick wO.
men free. Address, Lynn Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
THE RIGHT THING.
A New catarrh Cure Which is Rapidly Coming
10 the Front

For several years Eucaiyrtul
GuaiaroI ara Hydrastiu have been
recognized AS standard remedies foI
catarrhal troubles. hut they hav. al
WAYS been given separately anI only
very recently an ingenious chemist
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Carriers Case Sc. for Dec. 2,

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE United
States supreme court, today. advanced
the habeas corpus Of Captain Obcrin NJ
Carter on it's docket and announced that
il would be heard on the second of De
Ccmbcr next
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The biggest moons nine distill"rN was
discovered in brooklyn the other day in :.
suburban cottage Inhabited by Russians,
Its capacity was 80 gallons or proof
spirits a day; and it's profits were s50o Il
week "A wagon load Of iis prodIct WAS
captured. and the officers found tn" place
by allowing the horse to choose its ow,,
route hcmeward.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Owing to the depredations OF native
sportsmcn tie har. bids fair to bcco1a"
from Fokstone take over daily Supplies
tc Bo ,oene to maxi. good the shortage %
native animals This is the first sens1n
that har's have been imported from Eng
land.