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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-14
Baptist Church.,

Subject Sunday morning, ,-Sanctifi-
cation, by request.
Evening,-Christian mission with
special reference to Boxer movement
in China.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-14
J.B.CAWARD&Co j. CO
Baptist Church Directory.
Sunday services.
Preaching 10:45 a. m.

Sunday SCHOOL at Il, noon.
Meeting for Juniors, 3 p. m.
Young Peoples Conference, $50
p. m.
Popular evening services for discus
sion of life Problems, 7:45.
Monday, Mrs. Silke s Bible class, 7:45
Wednesday mid-week service, 7:45.
The last Wednesday of each month,
convent meeting at 2;30.
To all the meetings the public is
heartily welcome. A special invita-
tion is extended to strangers and
visitors. W. G.. SILKE, Pastor.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-14
Usage. New Hampton, and cresco

Cresco, / riday. June IA, 1901.
This promises to be one of the IN.
teresting events of the season, and
should be well patronized.
An invitation is extended to the
surrounding towns and country to be
present and encourage field sports.
Cresco always turns out well to at.
tend field meet.
EVENTS.
100 Yard Dash.
High Jump.
Halt Mile Bicycle Race.
so Yard Dash.
Pole Vault.
22o Yard Dash
One Mile Bicycle Race.
44o Yard Run.
Hop, Step and Jump.
Sixteen Pound Shot Put.
Running Broad Jump.
$50 Yard Run.
Two Mile Bicycle Race.
Half Mile Relay Race.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-14
FURNIS ISHINGS
for Men, Boys and Children

1t is our aim to make this great store the REGULAR
hvery-Day Thoroughly Dependable Shopping Headouar
ers Tor everything in line. We fully appreciate the
trade that we have enjoyed in the past the cramped
ers ha we nave Just lett after occupying it for past 10
years IN Cresco and wish to demonstrate that appreca
ton with some small token to everyone who calls
our Opening on the evening of the above date Saturday
June Is, 1901 o'
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-14
We Have

Two cash customers for 100 acre
farms with good buildings, reasonably
close to Cresco.
Luers s. Williams, Cresco.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-14

The "Reyta Baker and pasSrx
Sook "IeeMhiniug over 300 st
Placticai anS valuable cooking&.
ceips-frse V every patron. a4M
postal card with your full address.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-14
FIELD nEET.

aoYAt BAKING powOEa CO., 100 WILLIAM srasgr nzw yoak
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-14

There are imitation baking pow
ders, made from alum and SOLD
cheap, which it is prudent to
avoid Alum in food is poisonous.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
BAIH'S UNPAID TlXES.
Rumpus Over Collector Greeniiers Vigorous
Manner in Enforcing Pay

Iath. Nc. Dee. 3.-Considerahl. dis
satisfaction is alleged u bc FIT in some
quarters in this city ON account of the
vigorous manner i'll which TAX rulIcc-
t"I Charles Grcenleaf is enforcing th,.
ale of real estate for non-payment II
taxes
Mr. GrccnIraf has received commuui-
rHfinns from brokers III MasSa SachuscttS
Offering 10 purchase all real estate not
disposed of. and the collector is Inclined
e dispose " the property on which TIE
taxes remain unpaid after a frW more
lays of grace. The brokers thus a.
uui1inC the property would b." legally
entitled t. ~ par cent. commission be-
iurc the property could y" redeemed
nv the original owners, making such
Iodceming very expensive for thn
,lt;cr.
The board uf assessors ana the city
council ar" supporting Collector Green
leaf i'm his stand. the hope being IN
pirssod that This will facilitate colicc-
TON, in tn" future.
Among n" pieces uf property VI
which sale is Threatened is the tiicl-
strup building. the property of the Pat
ten Free Library. ~ which the tax has
not hccn paid on account of Il rrisun-
dcrstanding in regard To thr 4 abatement
OF the tax.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The tWu-maStad schooner .IuSi" Hook
loaded with lumber from Bangor for
Boston, sprang q leak off Small Point.
sunday. She Immediately put about
and in trying to enter the Kennehec
Went aShor" on Pay Point opposite
popham. The hfe saving crew went to
her assistance. got her of and assist e,l
the captain in getting her up To Parker
flats. where she now lies.--E!ath Times.
Ernest Lapointe. l. years old left his
home al orono. Sunday morning. TO 90
to church. He was seen going down
the street towards the church and since
that time NJ trace Of Kim has been
found. II" did not attend mess ana it
is thought that he and other boys went
skating on the Saltwater river and the
Iapointe boy becoming separated from
the rest. skated into the channel and
was drowned His father is at work
in the woods. Searching parties looked
for him with no success.
capt j.. S. F9rweIl of Rockland. re-
'eiv"d . telegram. Monday. announc-
inS me death Of Capt. George "A. Lord
aged about g., in the Hudson Street
hospital. New York. Capt. Lord. who
Was born near Eango.. was one of the
heS'-knoWn mariners on the New Eng
land coast He was a member Of Au-
rora Lodge r. and A. NJ. of Rockland.
cant. Lord WAS in destitute circum-
stances. but his wife, from whom he
Fad been separated some years, is a
woman OF considerable wealth residing
in Dorchester, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
The First Ironclad.

According to records recently discovered
The first ironclad was built III the six
teenth century. In the present century
people are trying this medicine ana thai
one in the hope Of finding Il cure for in
digestion, dyspepsia. flatulency. blione-
ness and malaria. There is only one
medicine to cure these, and that is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Try it ana rnr
Will he convinced. II is for sale bv All
druggists Apply 10 any of them for !,
COPY Of liostettcr's Illustrated Almanac
ior l@c. 1t is u free publication ana con-
'alhs much valuable information that
may be useful to YOU dur:n5; the entire
wear, also many amusing anecdotes. si;,-
tistics and testimonials rs to the efficocv
OF the Filters. 1t is printed in seven all
copy. /"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Word WaS received from Glacc Bay.
Tuesday. that the Domirion Cyal Co.
as closing a contract IN deliver g.
uc" toms of cape Breton coal /" a Unit
~ states railroad. The name Of the
'"ad Is hut given "u;-
The Fmst National Bank of Hallstnr
spa. y. ". was closed. Tuesday. by
the directors The ,omrtrolle- of th.
currency issued statement t. ill.,.
effect that this action was taken o1
account of the discovery cf a d,fnlra-
tion ny the teller. charles +. Fitrhan,
amounting To 500 600.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
Massachusetts, Elections.

Flli Riyrr-Grorce Crime. Rep. 1i,,, to
2l"1. ov"I VI. =. Jones'. Dem. License:
Yes. o5.1: no. ;l.;. The aldermen; Rcpuh-
Hcans. !; Democrats. 3: independent Er-
publican. l. Council: Republican. lr;
Democrats. $: Independent RrruhliraN /.
Independent D"mnCat. l.
I.awrenc.-Notr for mayor: James r.
Leonard. Drm.. i'i2--: Alexander l.. Gram.
Rop.. itip. Not" Tor license: Yes. 57H2: no.
->t>. Aldermen. i've Republicans ana uu,
Democrat. Council: Republicans. lH,
Dr'nocrat'. :.
F.tchburg-c. a. Rabbit. Ina r,.-rl"ct-
u. l5.2 a. 1877. over +. r. Woodward
cit. Tenn License: Yes 2lii: no asI
The board Of aldermen is divided between
tn" Citizens Temperance ana the hide
pendent Citizens tickets.
Taunton-R Richard F.. Warner Rep.
elected mayor. So. to 2n33, over j.
p'IIeIru". Dem. License: Yes. :no, no.
l325. Council R"puhli ans. -: Dtmu-
Gratis. J.
New H.lford-Mayor Charles A4hlyy
rc-rlect,d. Tht vote: Charles :. Ashley
Ashley party. i::n5 Charles H. Adams. IN
dependent party. 21SS; Rev. -Aiva II. Nor
rill. no license reform party. :;5i. License.
Yes. iJ'i5: no. LA.
Observation-Disclosures w. w. French. Ind
Rep. reelected tor >ith term. The vote:
Frcnch. ina. Rep. ltj2: O. 4. Merchant
l3s; J. L. TolEan, 40 License: Yes. .l1i;
no. lJ!i.
Northampt"n-H. a. HaIlctt. Rep.
elected mayor by plurality. The vote:
Ialictt. i:5>: a. Watson, Dem. 1851. lI-
ccnsc: Nc> l2.l: no. l1i,.
MarIboru-W +, Morse Rep. rr-c,cct-
i'oyic, Dem. .'S. License: Yes. l5-i. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
cas dead when assistance reached hcr

was dead when assistance reached her
! Federal Judge D"Bryant at Beaumont
Tex. in the cas-" of Mr.. Annie H. Snow.
| Of California. who has brought suit Tor
| a eighteenth life interest IN fL,.
Vcalch survey, On which H. situated aii
the guSh"rS In tnc oil fields except .ight
| or ~. has appointed Sinclair" Taiiafcrro
Of lloIstpn. Texas. AZ receiver. ina, y
the order Of the CoIrt 1t viii bc hts II nv
To- demand and receive ~ each defendant
company y sworn statement each month
showing thr amount ~ OF taken uuI
marketed during IA" preceding month.
ANA thr Dric. received
H. H. Van Allen. secretary ~ thc
Holland Society ~ Chicago. has re-
ccivcd letter from the secretary Of
Pr -id-nt Kruger. now in Holland M
reply tn an Invitation ~ visit Amer
i-l. in which the secretary says tna'
nothing has been decided aS 10 an
eventual tI.it " America ana that
therefore nothing cdn ." arranged in
.onn"ction with the matter The let-
t,r IA dated Nov. 20.
! + Lyt'lc. a Kansas pioneer. di,d.
Tu"SlaN. al Hiawatha. Kan. lie slept
himself tp death During the past three
years Nv Slept m'-t ~ thr time. Will.
i1 t1Tta Ana, cal. ~ slept from NAV
Z, last tu Aug. En- Th,n hr awakened
ANA Was conscious until Sept L. during
which Interval ~, was brought horne
nr S'rt. y h- again Vent ~ steep aud
slrrt continuously until TUESDAY. hrr
nc nNpte. ana in f-w minutes died
During ~ Sleep h- WAS f.d NY means
of rubber tube.
Amer "a rough voyage the ~t-ame.
Maxi has just arrived ny Port Towns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
Base Bail Notes.

i'rss. Young issued a call Monday.
for the annual meeting of the National
League ana American Association of
professional baseball clubs. 10 be held
at the Fifth .\vcnuc hotel New York
,itT. Tuesday. Dec. 10. The board of
directors win meet ut the same place
two hours earlier.
Tho Boston National League cub hns
signed Pitcher Ray Hale Of th" Los
Angeles club He is - years Of age and
il highly recommended. H. won -ix
out of every ~ games Il" pitched ana
double figures were never made off him.
The club has also signed W. l.. Lush
or Rochester. who I"d the Eastern
League last year in stolen bases. runs
and extra hits. lie is a strong and ac-
"uratc throWcr ami Il fine outficldcr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
4 Case Also Found in BidGeiord.

Biddeford. Ne. Dec. 3.-A well-de-
fined case OF smallpox has been dis
covered in this city. The patient is
Annie Garneau. Il French Canadian. Il
years of age. The ease WAS reported
to the board Of health. last night. and,
this morning. DIR. &. -. Smith of the
state Board. who was summoned from
Portland, pronouno ed the ease small
poY. The man was taken sick a week
age.
Thcr" are 10 persons in the house
! mere the patient is confined. Four of
them have been working in the York
mills in Sa"o. The house has been
placed under quarantine and DR. Smith
has advised that the board of health
insist up"n the vaccination Of every
tmr!"Nc il the mills where the four
tpvigttivc" were employed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
Capital Notes.

Argument was heard in the United
States Supr"m" CONT. Tuesday. in the
habcas corpus "f CAPT. .. NJ. Carter.
which was brought on appeal from the
decision of tho circuit court for tn" dis
trict Of Kansas. whcr" Curtcr'S petition
WIS denied.
President EroS"vclt entertained a nIim-
l-'r Of the Republican leaders in the son
.tc and tn" iirIs'. at dinner. Tu.sdn. .-
night. After the dinner the guests L.
manned for som" time. giving an "ppp?-
iJuiiY for a free int"rrhanE. of opiaiDn
regarding the work Of tho present session
Of Congress.
The statistirian of the department rr
gricpltnr, r"rortS 9.i7iIre bales as til.
prOhabl" cot;nu production OF thu United
States in l1i-'.. The area picked or I"
Il" picked is estimated At $50, 2;n acres.
reduction of ,JO.2lt acres. or 20 Per
cent. from the acreage planted. Tnr
total production of lint cotton is cSiimat
81 At i.t239ji.0vp pounds. an average -.
~ pounds per acre picked or e bc nick
81. III. aVcrag" net weight for the c'.-
tire. cotton belt il t6H.2 pounds. which -
believed to ~ the lowest average in
at least 10 years.
I'll" prclimary census report - tAc SAN
mills. planning mills Generated III ,nun.r-
n"n with saw mills ana timDcr camps OF
N" Laittd tSHtrS. shows the following
figures tor Yea and th- increase dIrin-
tho previous decade: Establishments 81
90. iucreiS" u per cent: capital S,.i1.
olo.ii2, increase oj per cent; avcra.,
number Wag" c;trnerS oS:;.5lo. increas.
Per cent; total wages. kln4. .ss'3G9l. incrc4S
y per cent: miscellaneous expense. 81.
lS,as9. decrease. - per cent d; cost Of ma
teriai S3l1.GD7.tiN Increase Il per cent.
value Of products. $50. S. 2Si; Increase. ::
per cent.
The hood of bills ~ 50 great in til.
ltnusc Of Representatives that tho cleri
cal STAFF was Kept busy all oMnCav nigh,
They managed TO get abreast of 10 nubli
and Ill" private bins a total of Ia.5 or
!bou' ond-hab bGyofuatl those introducet,
nerc wein fcw Notable measures il
ion.dhy list most "r the hils being re
prihlS from former sessions Amor.
them was = blil ny Mr. ShowaI,cr -
I'hhSNIN%iiIa. for 4 constitutional amenl
mont prohibiting polygamy ana one h,
Hr, DICK OF Ohio. Tor a constitutions
ahehtn'rt substituting Aurii ~ 70
M'Hch tS tho dat" for the commence
nleNt q the terms of the President. Vic,
iTe>ipvnt. senators and REPRESENTATIVES
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
TR0TJiSG TRACK DECISIONS.
Two Maine Cases. .SettI. .d.-An Expelled Member
Reiastated. Others Punished.


New York. Dec. 3.-The Board Of
Review of the National Trottipg Asso-
citation began its sessions in fhis city.
today. a number of complaints and
protests were heard, after which the
board went into executive session and
then made the following announce
ments of its decisions: y
W. Fl. Hall. Dover. Me. sex parte ap-
plication to remove expulsion imposed
by the board, Dec. is, 1895: granted.
Ira p. Woodbury.. Portland. Me.
against J. Lewis Cox. Amherst, y. :,
and II. Wells. alias Malcolm Saad-
burn. Montreal. Canada. and the black
eeloins BY H.. formerly Superior Gift,
2.15. PAGER: under the same rule Well
expelled. Cox suspended and until un-
lawful winnings are returned and fog
for recording change of name paid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
Capital Not IS.

chancellor En4ufrr MI trr French "r-
blssy Monday. introduced e the Pres-
:dcnt. Mr. Hutin. president of thc l- ~
anna Canal Co.,. who presented thc I'iMs' ttt.
offer Of that company for the saie ot t,.eii ..,
property and franchise to thc iH''
states.
Tr, RrnuhIir.n senators in clucuS.
Monday. authorized Senator Allison To
appoint q committee on order OF BUS
nrSs: also committee t. fill vncaniiESS J
uu the committees, both to consist OF =
members The latter committee WAS ~
r,.,.tej III ir,rc,., some w the important
committees in order thIt place may "
found far Republican senators in accor1ss
ancr with the increased membership r
III, pdrtN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

About ave weeks ago. a horse Was
driven into thc stable ot Parker < Nc
Gugin and the man told them H..
wanted to l"av" him for n short time
he was f,d l1l cared tar hut the own
er did rot r,turn fcr him. AIR Nc
GrSin niStrustiug something was
wrong. cared for hin, ana tried to find
the owner. He advertised and used
other means ana. Monday. The owner.
Mr. Bradley Of Brunswick. appeared
and took the horse. il being his prop
ertN. rhe animal was stolen from his
atHbie nj about II o'clock at night. ,he
thief taking 4 harness and carriage
with the horse. He drove to near
South Gardiner, whore he swaped
wagons and then came to this city.
leaving the animal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN.
Recommendation Of Well Known CHICAGO
Physician.

! us- ami p:cSclib. Chamberlain y
Cough Remedy for almost all ob~ti-
nate. CONSTRUCTED coughs with direct
results. ! prescribe ii to children w
an ac,S- IN sad t. recommend It -
all in need and seeking relief from
c"ldS and coughs aud bronchial
y aflij,ti1ns, It u nun-n5ryotic auG
safa in the hands of th~ most unp.o-
f,ssionaL \ universal nanacea for all
manhind.-Airs. Mary II. Melendy.
N. ~. Ph. -, Chicago. III. This rem
eiH is for sale rs John Coughlin. -
Water 81. J. g.. Houl han. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
HEIRS WANTED
To the Great Charles Davenport
Estate at Bath, Me.
Emma AIvord Left JeweIry to Be Sold
for Holy Ghost and Us.
Other Matters Before sagadahoc Probate Court
at Bath. Tuesday.

Eath Me. Dec. 1.-Two matters Of
more than usual interest developed in
the probate court here. today. one was
q further Development in the case Of
Tho estate Of the late Charles A. Daven-
port, whose heirs cannot bc found. II
was in the shape Of a petition filed for
Of Bath. as administrators of the es-
tate. containing mention among the
h"iIs at law OF q possible grandson II
Nj Davenport. the child Of deceased
daughter.
Mr.. Davenport Whn Was a son ~ IN"
late Charles Davenport. died. Feb Il,
lSaS. leaving Il large property. mostly
~ real estate ana shipping inter- ST..
No steps wire taken towards tn ad-
niuiStration of the property untii ip-
d.N. TIE identity pf the missing h"lr
:.uI his whereabouts arr still unknown.
tie is heir tu third ~ thr Charles \.
Davenport estate and heir ~ the entire
'Ear!rS Davenport estate.
In tn win N Emma AlrorI ~ Bath.
nl"d today. Mas 4 provision l.arinG
certain pieces Of icw"lfv. includin. a
diamond pin. ear rings and finger rings,
fp Louis, M,N!.kan " I:ruokiyn. IN, he
-oid hy thc latter aud th,. proceeds in
-" given % Mr.. Ji''i- Mayh-v Russell
~ MI Vernon. NJ. tt i, u@.d 90 ,afry-
irL un ihr uorA W tl.. follower WV
';ov. II V. Saudfprl !u thc H"ly Gh,-t
uC liz movement at shiloh M..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
THE SHIP ROANOKE
Arrived at Honolulu. Nov. 26. With Her Cargo
OF Coal on Fire.

Correspondence of The Associated Press
Honolulu. Nov. a6.--Via San Fran
cisco, Dec. 5.-The American ship Roa :
noke which was thought to have been
lost ut sea. being l62 days out from
Norfolk. Va, bound for San Francisco.
arrived here. today. in distress with
her cargo OF coal on fire. She left Nor
folk, last June. and was shortly af,er-
ward reported atire OH the Atlantic
coast. Later she was reported again
IS being all right and was thought that
She WIS safe. hut when she failed to
arrive in san Francisco on time, fears
hecaN 20 be felt for her.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
SMALLPOX IN MAINE.
Pronounced Cases Discovered. Tuesday. a
Bangor and Biddeiord.

Bangor. Me-. Dec. "a case Of small
poX was reported here, today. by the
local board of health. The patient is
William II. Girvan of 1876 Webster av-
enue. and he is critically i'll. He will
be removed to the pest house at once
and the physicians are confident of pre-
venting "A further outbreak.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Dec. 3.-IAe following
pension changes resulting from the is
sue Of Nov. II. are announced in
Maine.
Original. Daniel Booker. PittstOn. S.
Increase. restoration. reissue. Benz. G.
Mosher. Hanover. s12: Orrin F. Rich
aIdSon. Waterville sl2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
Judge Bakers 95.h Anniversary.

iialloweIrs Grand Old Man" Judge
Il. Il. Baker. celebrated his 95th birth
day anniversary, Monday. He passed
a Very comfortable day and greatly en-
joyed the brief calls nf friends All
Nere pleased t. see that the Judge 5
mind still retains its remarkable clear
ness and h" was apparently as much
interested i'll the affairs Of the city and
nation rs ever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
GARDINER.

There are still large number OF ap-
pies being brought into this city for
shipment. Il. +. Harmon shipped two
carloads. Monday. ony for Philadelphia
ma enc for Liverpool. The market ~
ROW littl" slick and apples are not
bringing So much hy Gbout - cents
rer barrel ~ formerly. This is caused
~ the markets m being filled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

Several furloughS we're granted. Mon
day. among them Robert Simpson to
Worcester. Mass: I. Y. Pcnlcy. Lisbon
Falls: G. W. Miller and John LleWeIlyn.
Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

Captain Cook Of Friendship. a vet
eran Of thc 1st Maine Cavalry. and one
nf KroX county's prominent citizens.
accompanied by Mrs Cook. recently
called upon Governor Allen and in
spncted the Homo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

9h"ih"f moTe j. on foot in Alaska I,
S"ci:r" q regular territorial form of GOV.
cfnmcat. including a delegate to Con.
SIesS During the present session Of tn,
United states court at juneau n propo.
s:lion i' TO be made to .Nlaskan bar asso.
'idtion 70 take in hand the matter q.
'tthng q territorial convention Tor III.
ooJectS :boS" stated. Many of the lead.
Eg attorneys are favorable TO the p,a.
and the call will be issued
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
IS New Cases At Boston.

l;ustou. Dec :.-ThC EuSton Board Of
Health rcpcrtS II new eases az small
p"N. today. The cases are pretty even
Iy distributed among most all sections
OF the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

one new recruit, Franklin A. Nash
of I.eading. Mass. reported for admis-
sion, Monday. ana was assigned to A
Go. Mr.. Nash enlisted at Weymouth,
Mass. Sept. 3. 1862. in \ Co., 42d Mass.
Vols. and was discharged. Aug. %, 1869
by reason OF expiration of service.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

Henry Dixon. i talented musician wlo
went to Halifax from England as oaiiu.
master OF the 18th Rest.. at the 'lrlS ~ -
the Trent affair. died, Monday. astu i
wears. lie wrot, many compositions anu
instructed various bands in the province
4 widow ana two sons survive MN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

George Could ana party arrived in their
special train and spent Sunday nlsni u
Galveston. To the train was altaC..,
the ear Of Leroy Price. superilltt.I,,un,rnn
Mr.. Gould il making an inspection OF ''
the lines controlled by him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

The first fatal accident at the coal
"asnlig plant Of the Nova Scotia Ste.
Ina Coal CO. occurred at sydney mines
iuesdaE. when Thomas Coives was bur
~ , under Il tan Of coal and killed IL
cNtricatad life was extinct. liz was I'M.
Tr,InIrlNc ana belonged to Little Bra.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

IL mad running. itching sore on nv
- sun cred tortures. Doans Ointn,en,
seos away the burning and itching in.
..,sn .antiv and quickly effected PERMANENT
~ Z. W. lenhart Bowling Green. o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04
Lawrence. 6: Levi ston. 3.

LEWISTON. Me. Dec. 3.-T.awrcncc won
frum Lewiston. tonight. in hard fought
game bv the score Of i To 3. The home
it.Jn played the most aggressive polo,
hut their inability t. cdEc the ball at
critical times cost them the game. Me
GilFary and Ncrcvr did the best work for
the home team. hut inc goal guarding ~
rih"htis Of til" visitors Was the feature
Of the game. Scpr":
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Salem. I: Portland, 3.

Salem. Mass. Dec 3.--Sa1cm defeated
Portland at polo here. tonight by a scort
of t. ). After the first period the vis-
tors were hardly i'll the game. The line
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LAW RENEE.


Scor"-Iawr"ncc. ); Lewiston. 5; Stops
-l:urcsS "A: Tibctts. =. Rushes-Ncrc"r,
10; Whipplc :, Referee, OEricn. At
tendance 500
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-04

Scur'.-clinton. 8; Brocktnn. ;. Bushes
-DaIy. $: tunninghan !; Lincoln. =
Stpps-Ca ashman. -: Bannon. -. Foul
Daly. Referee, Kelly. Attendance. i"'