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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
TRIPLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Horrible Ending OF Quarrel at Evansville
Ind. Between Two Women.

Evansville. Ind, May 19-Evcret Con-
way. aged q. married shot and ALLIED -.
W. Garrison and his wife in this city. to-
day. and fatally wounded Patrolman Ben
iamin Wallis and killed himSe,..
Conway was a rciGhbor of the G1rri-
sons. The wives Of the men had quar-
relied. Conway wrote letter to Garri-
son, Saturday, in which he accused him
Of cheating Conwav's father in trade.
Garrison showed the letter to Conways'
IN her. who uphraidcd his son.
Early this morning. Conway got up and
dressed as if going to work. He picked
up i shot gun and. going to the stable
where Garrison was milking, shot him
dead. Then he shot Garrisons cows to
death Mrs. Garrison ran from the house.
Conway met her at the step ard empticd
both barrels into her body. she falling
dead at his feet. The murderer next set
fire to the Garrison stable.
Conway then barricaded himself in his
house and when patro!man Waits at
tempted to arrest him Conway shot him
in the face and side. Wallis may die. The
entire police department was called out.
Conway kissed his wife good bye. ran up
stairs ana shot himself in the heart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS.
Nearly Riot at WaIsh's. Caused at Inc Sight
Of Soldiers Uniform.

Albany, n. Y, May "a All railway
Ihcs affected by the strike We're in az
1--WE operation. today. The two mon
Shot by National Gu2rdsmcn wer"
buried, this afternoon, but the pour
ing ram kept away thousands Of sight
seers. The departure of the 23d Reg.
carry this morning" was Il feature Of
me day. Sermons in many city pulpit@
"iued IN closing the incident.
Inc funeral of Leroy Smith. tho
prominent business man, which tool
piace during the afternoon, was at
Tended by city officials and directors Of
me Street Railway.
At the funeral of VIM. Walsh, the
second victim, there was nearly riot.
"hlIe the services were proceeding in
me church the crowd that had hccr
uiidple to gain admission saw uni
1o'iied soldier coming down the street.
instantly the people were in state of
,eilhent for Walsh had been killed by
National Guardsmen a rush was
made for the soldier bat q few men
he'd the crowd back for minute while
FeFal others advised the man to run,
"nlch he did, and trouble WAS avoided
a. S'oi tiiiS oui Oh TIE llTSt Cdi Va
.he inter City Line, shortly after noon,
.oudS' was the cause of Il demons tra-
i'h. Pistols We're fired. flags waved,
wi peoos We're placed on the track and
Npioded, the mortorman and conduc-
s soa wore flags on their coats and fully
Nv men and women fought for the
privilege of the first ride. The con-
'uctor rang up 80 fares.
nishop Doane of the Episcopal do
III sermon said that it was either
|u ,e iault of the pulpit or the fault OF
mis'';.h men and women falling e
e., their Christianity into practica
IL IL mat made it possible for mol
tsalseiy composed of women and chill
week. - - -
Christianity were properly guild
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
BLOWN SKYWARD.
A Remarkable Accident on
Richardson Lake, RangeIey.
Cargo Of Dynamite lowed by Steamer
Set Afire and Exp|odes.
- -,t.
Man Badly Injured and May Die. Steamer
Damaged Boat Wrecked.

Bangor, Nay ia remarkab,. and
probably fatal accident occurrod IN
Thursday noon, ut Richardson lake.
one of the Rangaicys, where bv the cv
plosion of dynamite a ba,tnau v,,e
thrown, VITA It's cargo, Il hundred feet
into the air. the steamboat which was
towing ii badly damaged ana one Of the
batteau's crew terribly injured.
The batteau. or lumbcrman's boat
was loaded with provisions. camp
equipment and ABOUT 100 pounds OF Az
Mantle, and was being lowed from
Upper Dam to Middle Dam bv the
steamer Minnie l.. French.
The two Woodsmen who constituted
the batteau's crew were fast as,cen
and while they slept a spark from the
steamers funncr set fire to the canvas
covering over the cargo, which soon
blaZcd up, directly over the dynamite.
SEINE fishermen shouted to the sleep
ing Woodsincn, who woke uD. one Of
them hauIinG the batt-au up to the
steamboat and jumping on board the
latter. while the ether jumped over
board and held on by the sharp stern of
the battcau.
No sooner had the man got into tie
water than the dynamite exploded with
u terrific noise, ana the batteau was
sent 100 feet directly into the air, it,
cargo hcinE scattered ovec the lake
The stern rail Of the steamer was torn
off, and 4 foreman named Bean was
blown through the cabin door. The
cabin was stove In and the steamboat
shot forward several times her lcni;th
III an instant
The man who had jumped overheard
was found floating. supported by the
point of the batteau. TO which he still
chung. Hc had been terribly injured b.
being struck hy Q piece Of wrcckagc
and il is thought that he win die. Al
that cGIid be found of the cargo Was
u mass of what locked like foam. and
which WAS aftcrWard discovered to u,
the contents Of a keG Of lard. from
which every fragment of wood kat
been torn by The explosion.
The shock of the explosion was sucl
that ii shook the cottages on Birch is
land u miles down the lake and n
Middle and Upper Dams the house.
trcnbled as in an earthquake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
GYPSIsS ORDERED DEPORTEO.
Band Of ISL Servians Ordered Back at New
York--Casc May Be Contested.

New York. May ia detachment of
Il Scrvian Eypsics. consisting of seven
families. the greater part of whom are
women and children, bound for Can
ada, have been excluded from this
country by the immigration authorities
ard were. today, ordered to be return
cd To Hamburg. Germany, from which
place they arrived here, n few days
ago The leaders of the band have
some funds and have all their effects in
packs.
Tho order of exclusion of Eypsies was
made after an examination by the
board of special inquiry. This decree,
however. may be opposed by the
stea mship company, as there is no
likelihood Of the gypsics becoming pub
lie charges, it, as they say. they only
want to pass through tie United States
on their way to Canada. which they
intend to make their future home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
DECLARED UNFOUNDED.
Sensational Stories Ahou. King and Queen Of
Scrvia Arc Denied.

Belgrade. May 1?.-All rumOrs regarding
the abdication of King Alexander, the
resignation of the cabinet and The ban
ishing Of Queen Draga growing ont Of
the recent sensational experiences Of the
Scrvian royal family. ar declared 10 he
without iounua ton.
Prof. Cantacuzcnc of bucharest, VINO
was summoned with DIR. Wcrthcim of Vi
emma. announces that Queen DraGa pie
scnts all the symptoms of false. &c nor
vcuS pregnancy. and that Tho rapid de
vclOnmcnt of the Symptoms was brought
about by TIC advice given Her Majesty
by Dr. Cauoi. who III urging Her Maj
csty to lead Srdeniary life encouraged
the Queen i'll the opinion that she was
enscintc and produced an abnormal Condi-
ton calculated To mislead both herself
and her entuurage
The two srecialties rcciarc that Queen
DraSa is suffering from nctri;iS but that
her condition is not serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
CHINA NEEDS REFORM.
But II Must Sc Dcae Patiently ard Kindly
Says Rev. W. S. Amant.

Boston May l9.-I:eV. VIM. :. Amert.
missionary in North china Of the
Amer lean board. today. made his first
pulpit appearance in Boston since his
return at the Shawmur Cougregatiou-
III church. In the course OF his address
upon affairs in the orient, DR.. Amont
said:
China needs reform. bat it must be
done patiently ana kindly. The dis
turbanccs came from Il conflict be-
tween old and new ideas. You need no
thcori.:Ing or imaginings about China.
but simply to look at the facts as they
, exist.
II bring you Il message from the
martyred church of 10000 natives and
.y0 whites, of all the missions,
murdered.
II believe the great mass Of the Chi
rcse officials ana others, are not oppos-
"a to foreigners or to missionaries.
they have seen and received the ben
Gifts of our hospitals and medical ser
vice ard have grown to be grateful.
Even Ii Hung Chang has expressed
himself in favor Of the work Of mis-
si0narirs. and declares that he wants
no embargo placed upon it or them.
Many who have not embraced
Christianity believe in It's ethics, while
while some are Christians i'll secret.
Tho native Christians gladly give up
their lives rather than their Christian
, lily. They believed they We're going to
| their reward.
The Catholics stood t. their faith
nobly and went to their death like
/ heroes rather than show any signs "f
rcc1ntation. even outWardly. This, too,
was the fact with many Of our people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
GREEN GOODS MEN JaIlE'
TWO Arrests As Result OF Promp. Action O!
Postmaster SiinsOn.

The following dispatch Will be of in
tcrest TO All who have read OF The prom, /
action of Postmaster Stirson in notifyin.-
the proper officers of the recent nj
green goods" circulars:
New York, May 1a.-Gcorgc Lehman.
atias Niger Baker, was arrested, sal.
urday. on the charge OF hcing invoivcu IN
IN police court. where the police said he
was the New York agent tor an Allc9-
town, Pa. concern engaged in tho man
uiacturc Of bad money. which huh llno d
icd the country with circulars iattiy II 10
magistrate reminded liim 10 III, c,iStod !
OF the United States @uthutit IS. la;r,.
IN the day Lehman was held by tni',d
bail for examination.
Late Saturday William HAL, saiu to b.
an accomrlicc with Lehman. wa brojl1hf
States Marshal Myers and loci cd up H.
Ludlow stree: Jail. The two nca VIII III.
arraiGucd lcfo~c Commissioner ShiC DIS
NEXT Wednesday.
The arrest Of the two mon was bronah.
about ny Anthony tnrlstocl H. y tvla.s
rad placed in has hands circulars rm,rir.,
bore for iuv, st:.,a;.on by VA ter u. Sun.
~. postmaster at AuIus'a. he. and an
other from man III Frog. y. IT,
Lehman is Wei known ~ central office
mon ana Ms picture il in thr ru:,I.c,' ..
lcry. Il is said hat he IS orc III t,,c uea
Who had rHrrpw escape from h2in% sho
~ TWO mon. father ami :on. who cave
~ TO this ci,y fro:l Ncrw3lE. Conn.
GGort Two Ertrs AGO i'm gcspUnSv tn adj
VOTE se ~ n;S ontr-Htf '';-recI gcods' for
TIE farmers went with IT, ..stnrrcr''
a hotel near iuiecwuod. nrooklyn. ana
| there cstv:.Sll Is $3,t9 III goods" W;,S
turned over Z" them. 80" which they lsd
sos. Thcu tn visitors from NorNslk 10
! ramC ;rEpici, ,'s. grabbed tho $40 Ties
had pail aud also inc NIX containing tn.
money showa taCG'. which i is a:Iia wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
RELIC CT 81. hNNS
Arrive at Fail River iron St. Hyacinthc. Can.
il Care 0. r.. Knapp.

T"all River. Mass. May 19.-St. Anne's
church in this city was, today. the
scecn Of an immense gathering to ccle-
hratc the arrival Of Father Knapp
from st. Iiyacinthc. Canada, with the
relic Of ST. Anne, the arrival of which
has been awaited with great interest.
The relic is 2 bone from the forearm OF
81 Anne ana was brought from France
by Fathcr KNAPP.
At the church the relic was proved
genuine by Rev. Matthew Hawkins,
bishop Of Providence. and this was
followed by 4 sermon by rather
ltf'p ~.
Priests we're ii attendance from all
over the diocese. among them Rev.
Ta:hrr Com Antoine. superior of the
'rr9Dp'at order in G: NADIA. At the con
clrsion Of the exercises banquet was
held Ia the convent. Tic ceremony VIII
rc continued, tomorrow and Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
SENSATIONAL SERMONS
BY Visiting Presbyterian Diviacs in Philadel-
phia Pu'pits. Sunday.

Philadelphia. May 19-visiting commIs-
sioncrs filled the Presbyterian pulpits. to-
ca Of most of The lay members was Cal
vary church. where the assembly Is sit
ting, and where the moderator. the Rev
Dr. Henry Z. Minton Of Cailiornia; prcach
cached his first sermon rs presiding
officer of the ass mby. The services wer:
conducted by the Rev. ). sparahawk
by the Rev. S. J. Niccols Of ST. LOUIS.
God forbid" said DIR. Minton. that J
should say an Ill word against our public
ton, but is the educational machinery
subsidiary to the only worthy end OF
iashioninS character? Have We. so NOR
hidiy afraid of uniting the church with
the state. gone so far as to disunitc God
iron the state? This is a most serious
question The faith Of our sons and
God in our country is involved. IL is not
an original scepticsm that threatens. but
Il God forgotten sccuiarism
There were three popular. meetings
scheduled for this afternoon and this eve
ming. The largest of these gatherings
was at the Witherspoon building. where
meeting in the interest of the Women'3
Board OF Home Missions was held. The
Rev. ID. Ttuart Dodge. ID. d., presided.
The Rev. J: Milton Greene. j; D.. now
stationed at Havana but formerly OF San
Juan. Porto Rico, where nc organized
Presbyterian missions, created q profound
sensation by severely criticising the al
legged immoral conduct of United S.atCs
soldiers in Porto Rico.
DR.. Greene addressed the meeting on
the conditions existing IN that Isiana. He
, said the conduct Of the United States sol
diers there was Il disgrace to humanity
| Twenty drunken soldiers, he said. could
been seen on the streets TO one drunken
native. The laWlcssness OF the soldiers,
he continued. is proverbial.
! He attacked the present system under
chaplains Of the army work and said
someone ought 10 appeal to the United
States government for a system by which
the spiritual welfare of our soldiers could
be better looked after.
1t was learned, tonight. that Robert
Pitcairn Of Pttsburs,, a conservative, will
probably be chosen. tomorrow, " the as
sembly as the vice moderator.
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PEACE PATCHED UP.
The Lr'ng,cn Shooting Affair Settled ard
VII Noi Go 10 Court.

Limington. me, My .9.-Chasles T..
ncmmock, tie LiminGton mcl chant
WHO shot ana slightly wounded Charles
Z. Emery. proprietor of the Limington
hotel. two weeks ago, VIII probably
not be prosecuted. \ settlement be-
tween The pa.t!cs concerned in The
shooting has been effected, and Oh the
date assigned for the hearing in the
Biddcford municipal court. on Il charge
Of assault and battery. Mr. Emery
written acknowledges of satisfaction
will bG presented. ana the respondent
discharge asked for. The two men are
= ,::r rcighbOrs.
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BOWditCh, ebsterGCo.
OAKLkhD'S TRIALS.
Continued frotn page -

Gus evening when they had boon play
iu.; with them they again began 10
play with them. Guys was accidental
Is Gir, hur@Cd. and Arthur, who was
;-sicrp al Tho time. wJ= shot as O.
stlihod. Little Guy was frightened half
t. doth whom hc saw what he had
C.n,, and. starting in he@6IonS haste
FOR TIL, stairs. fcll part way down Yell
inc with ;ll his night fer Mrs. Saw
tclIr. she came quickly as possible and
AZ: listed Arthur down ana into q chair
in !Ec lower roo,n. He was bleeding
p-ofu~rly and tainted once.
rr Parsons was summoned and
III nesyl the WoUnd. He did not think
il advisable 10 prone for the bullet I'M
III thc boy somewhat recovered from
the shock. 1t is hoped that he will re-
cover rapidly and that no permanent
INJURY will result.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
O!RKS AND REvOLvERS
like Lively Scene in Boston North End
Bakery Four Italians Wounded.

Boston, May 19.-Thcre was lively
fight in a bakeShcp in the North end.
tonight. -Four, or more Italians had
either knife OF bullet wounds or both.
The wounded are: Ceriaco Iario. clerk.
bullet in left thigh and a stab near the
heart; Francesca De Felipa. aged IL.
cut in the left thigh; Joseph Buccozzo.
of Havcrhili. stabbed in the breast; I'M
known man, cuts on the head.
The men had gathered in answer to
q letter from BoCcozzo. a contractor. to
Iario. saying he wanted 20 laborers. 1t
was during Il discussion over the wages
TO be paid and the settlement of rail-
road fares to Havcrhill that the dis
pCte began. One word led to another
and some one drew dirk. Nearly
every one pulled either knife or n
gun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
Bewar: OF a Cough.

A cough is not disease but n
symptom. Consumption and bronchitis.
which are the most dangerous AMI
fatal diseases, have for their first indf-
cation pcrsisten: cough. and IL proper
~ treated rs soon as this cough APP
pears are easily cured. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has proven wonder
fully successful. and gained it's wide
reputation and extensive sale by it's
success in curing the diseases which
cause coughing. If it is not beneficial
it will not cost you cent. For sale by
Jno. Coughlin, IL Water street and j.
G. Hou!chan, Gardiner, druggists.
mw,f
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TURKEY WILL APOLOGIZE.
But British. French and Aus.rians Want Still
More Satisfaction.

ConstantinpTlc. May 19-Ahmcd TcwIik
Pasha ottoman minister Of foreign at
fairs. called upon the ambassadors ami
notified them of Turkeys desire 10 re-
establish the status quo ante in the pos
tai question aud her intention to send a
high fuuctionary. probably the fortign
minister himself, to apologize for the We
IationS of tho foreign mail bags.
The arlna SSa,iors met, YESTERDAY. At tlg
residence of the German ambaSS1do" to
determine what attitude to adopt in view
Of the complete Submission Of the sub
lime porte.
IL is understood that the German am
bassador considers the incident closed.
The other powers. however, decline to re
.rarG 4 return to the status quo ante as
an ADEQUATE settlement and the British.
French and Austrian embassies have even
declined to transmit the explanation of
Tcwfk Pasha TO their governments.
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FROM NATURAL CAUSES.
Nov Fully Believed Tha. FIR. Phillips was MOI
Murdered

New York. May 1o.-Froyh an author
itativc source several facts have come
TO light regarding Stgnlcy's side III the
case in the mysterious death OF Kew
T.. : Phillips of Heselton. Pa, Wioss
body was found in Stanley aPa.t-
ments al 100 9Th avenue, Friday.
Stanley. il is stated. is frightened AZ
NEST 10 death. and has been on pi"-
Ianccd debauch. Fr. Phillips dled III mo
house of natural causes on Mhy :.
When Stanley found that the priest
was dead he was terrified.
For days he kept himself steepeu III
liuuor and drugs until he reaiiy ~.
got that the priests corpse was III ne
rooms Had he called to the POI,
when DR.. Phillips first died, al "o'i''
have been well.
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GEORGE COLE WANTED.
He and Vile Visit Uncle Bureau Robbed and
Cole Disappears.

Woodstock n. T.. May i9.-Thcrc IS a
LOT of specuIation mere as 10 George CUc
of New York. who with his wife arrived
here. Tuesday night. Both are undcr q
years apparently. They SAID they had
New York he was manager Of a ILL ard
parlor They visited an uncle Mr.. Muir
ply. an electrician here. and were invit-
cd to spend IL few days. Friday even ne.
Cole went out and did not return. This
norninc it was found that q bureau
drawer had been opened aud $22l ana a
diamond ring taken. Mrs. Cole boarded
a train for the states. last night. ami
Town marshal Harvey went along. hopin :
to thus track Co c.
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FREE WITH CRITICISM.
Private Twombiy Of the 26ih Says Col. Rice
Never Saw Scrap.

Boston, May 19-The first veterans Of
the 2Gth Volunteer REGIMENT. p in mum
Der. reached Boston. this morning. Pa
waite Joseph Twombly of Lawrence, was
spokesman for the party. IL said:
Il guess that few Of the 9Th will care
to go back. Only a few have remain d
there. Col. Rice may have been a goo !
colonel ANA may have had good officers
but he never once Appeared in battI"
1t was always some iicutt nant Or captain
in charge. Often ii was sergeant.
Major i1CnncSScA was The highest ON =
Ger ever saw or heard of i'll :; scrap. Col.
Rice WAS at IioiIo all the time.
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THE BOER PRISONERS
Fed on the Same Rations As The British
Soldiers Receive.

New York, May 19.-Purser j. Ian
caster of the Umbria, which arrived
here. today. from Liverpool. has for the
past two years been in charge of the
steamship Catalonia, used by the Brit
isil government as IA prison ship. Lam
caster says that the Beer prisoners are
fed on the same ratiGns as the soldiers
Of the British army, and that the cap
turcd Boer officers occupy saloon
berths. A prisoner on the Catalonia
was Col. Schiei. the German artillerst.
who taught the Eoers modern tactics,
but became n prisoner when he was
SHOT in the thigh at Elandsglate.
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MURDER FOLLOWS MURDER.
Second Fatal Shooting at Connc!'svilIe. Pa
Within ~ ncurs.

CnnncllavilIc. Pr. May 1a.-Ater the
excitement oc Fast night ever tho muir
ar of Assistant Yardm1ster VIM.
Moore ana the attempted lynctirG OF
yyn. Fairfax, the negro murderer, the
policn. this morning, diverted the at
tnntton af the mob and then dashed
down rear way to the railroad with
Fairfax and got him away safely to
ITNicn:own Jail.
To adj 10 the excitement before
dawn. this morning, another shooting
occurred on main street. which Will re.
suit in murder. The victim is John
Human and his assailant Frank Jet.
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THE NAPLES SUICIDE
Proves 10 Be Rev. Mai.hie Davenport Babccck
and Not Evangelist Hs::aic.

Naples, May 13.-Furthcr investiga-
ton into the case of the American
clergyman who committed suicide here,
Yesterday. in the International HOspi-
tai. by scvering an artery of his wrist
and swallowing corrosive sublimate.
and who was mentioned in yesterdays
dispatch as Mr.. Maltic, an American
evangelical minister. proves the sui
eide to have been the Rev. Maltb.c
Davenport Babcock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20

eisli politics kept its hands out of Sc
fious situations. we would not have to
auinlt' ne said. that Our people acted
last week Ike balbSrians and ami
mails
'di2vns, as rule, have nothing but
praise for the Cuardsmcn who served
nero under such trying circumstances.
''niy about half 4 dozen men out OF
ocUo misbohavcd themselves.
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Deliberately Walked to Death.

Niagara Falls n. ". May ia man
supposed TO be VIM. Gardhousc OF
Brarnpton, Ont. walked into Niagara
river. this afternoon, and was swept over
the Brilkf falls. \ large number of peo-
nle saw the man deliberately walk 10 his
DEATH
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Quarantine on Havana Passengers.

New York, May 19-Twentyfive passen-
gers of the Ward Line steamer Segurenca,
which arrived, today. from Havana, were
sent to Hoffman island. This inauguratcs
The quarantine season and all non-im-
muncs will be required to complete their
five days before landing.
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Baldwin Ready to Co North.

New York, May 19.-Mr. Evelyn
Baldwin was a passenger on the I'm
bria which arrived. today, from Liver
nooi. Mr.. Baldwin said he had per-
fected all arrangements for his Polar
exnedition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20

Petitions in bankruptcy have been
filed by: William c. Hall. Livermore
Falls: John A. Hall, Oakland: Major
A. Melvin, Bath: Zoel Pe!lerin, Lewis
ton
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Two %ore Regiments Sail.

Manila. May i3-rhc United States
TRANSPORTS Hancock. Bufnrd and Aztec,
taking; home the 3lst and list infirtry,
sailed. Saturday, fer the United States.
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