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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-16
4 Death Mask Taken.

Milburn House. Buffalo, N. Y. Sept. l..
"A death mask of the Presidents face
was made at 10 o'clock The mask va,
ford, Conn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
LOCATING THE BRIGANDs.
Turkish and Bulgarian secre, Agents
and Soldiers in Pursuit.

I Turkish and Bulgarian Secre; Agents
and Soldiers in Pursuit.
/ NEW YORK. Oct 22.-From sama-
/ k3y correspondents. the Journal and
Advertiser has obtained the following
details concerning the pursuit 1f the
! k.Inappers of Miss Stone, the Amer
/ lean missionary:
I Your correspondent, has Just return
ed 10 Samakoy after a for:night's vain
endsavor TO get into communica ion
with the brigands At D.umeyer the
Ka.man or local governor refused TO
give written statement but told
your Correspondent OF the track taken
by The bsigands into Bulgarian terri
tory. The hr.gands are still wander
ng found tha, region near Gu;epe and
the two governments with gendarme-
r.r. soldiers and secre. agents are try
Ing 20 hnd them. Ths four brigands
who have been arrested stoutlv main
tain that they are not connected with
the band that captured Miss Stone,
They have been summoned to appear
at Dubn!tza ami be examined bv a
Turkish special commission. This may
be a Turkish effor, 10 make Protest
ants appear as accomp!!ces in the Stone
capture Owing to the severe frost pre-
va!ling in the noun. .ains all efforts to
send parcels OF clothes and other ne
cessarles To Miss Stone. who must be
suffering from the cold. have been baf-
fled
All attempts TO communicate with
the brlgands have been unsuccessful.
The bandits are apparently afraid Of
treachery. and determined not 20 dis
close their hiding place.
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Associated Press Correspondent
Graham Testifies.
PRINCIPAL EVENTS COVERED
Heard SlSsbes Tell the Commodore Spanish
Fleet Was Not IssIde Santiago Har.
Dor Other Testimony %
Similar Lines,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-George E.
Graham. who was Associated Press cor
respondent with schley during the en-
tire Cuban campaign, was on the
stand In the schley court today. Gra-
hams testimony covered all the prin-
cipl, events Of the campaign. especial
ly the bombardment Of the Spanish
snip Col1n. May 81. and the battle of
san.llgo, July 3.
Gralam testified TO hearing a cOnver-
sa,Ion between schley and slgsbes. on
board the flagship Brooklyn. May 2s
He had iis-inc,ly heard Sigsbee tell the
comm)d0re hat the Spanish feet was
not inside the harbor at Santiago Gra-
ham also stated that schleY had told
a,m that the object of the bOmbari-
msnt OF May 81, was 10 develop the
Spanish land batteries and ne said the
range was fixed at 1000 or 1900 yards
in order 10 draw their FIRE.
Graham detailed a conversation be-
tween schley and Captain Evans. which
,ook place after the Santiago engage
men, There was some discussion over
the admisslbiHtv Of this statement, but
the court decided that any conversa-
tlon between the commodore and anv
one else bearing upon the case was ad-
missibe
Tie witnesses for the afternoon were
Dennis ]. Cronin, who was sehley's
orderly. and who iestihei along the
same lines as Graham as to the con-
versatlon with Captain S!gsbee: Lieu
tenant Commander Rush. Lieutenant
Simpson, and Lieutenant Fitzgerald.
assistant engineer. who was on duty in
the fire room July 3, and who testified
that the order hal been given earlv
IN action to stand by for a ram.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
CONDITIONS ~ THE
ISLAND OF SAMAR
so Extensive Engagemcnts Expected
by Chlffre-lcyte Also Much
Disturbed

MANILA. OcL 22.-Gcnerli chanee
does not expcc, tD hear Of any extensive
engagement In the Island u samar
Hc believes the operations there viii
not result IN any oprn hght II is ex-
pertsd tia, all rifles captured by the
FlpInJs at Balnnglga are nov in the
island Of Lry;e. where many boiomen
are known " have gone from samar
In fac. Lcy,e Is ~ disturbed "A samar
The object of reinforcement u Amer
.can troops now being pushed for
ward is 70 Increase al th- Rarrlsons
TO o. men. Some Of them have. until
recently. numbered only eight men
General Wheaton reports tha, a bauI
of bolomcu in Turlac province ISLAND
ot LuEou. are distributing .nn4ma,0ry
bulletins. warning ths people 10 prepare
20 take the neli IN January.
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CZOLGOsZ ASKS FOR
SPIRITUAL CONSOLATION
The Assassin Visited by a Polish Priest
but the Interview Proved
Unsatisfac.ory.

AUBURN. y. T., oct. 22-cz1ls)sz
ne assassin Of President McKinisv
realizing ahat his death is now a quss-
ton of a few days. has asked for sp.r-
ituas consolation and thl. afternoon re-
ceiyed visit from Rev. szlfdinsk. =
Polish priest Of the Roman Catholic
church.
Toe interview proved unsa,isflc,ory
to o0th. CE1lgosz SAID he had been
bapased IN the Roman Ca.hOlic faith.
He hal abandoned the church larly In
lie and had los; all faith in its teach
.ngs.
The priest told him that Il at any
tina h. decided 70 r--emorace the faith
ne would return and say With him un-
N the end CzJlgosz assured Father
szardlnsd that in case ne determined to
accept the Offices Of religion be would
send for him. but dIl not ho.d Jut much
hope that he would renounce The DC
iriles Of anar ,hIsn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
HUNDREDS RUSH
FOR THEIR LIVES
Cry OF Fire Raised in a Louisville
Theater.
OVER TWENTY BADLY HURT
Many Fell lisadlonE Dowa The Stairs LsadluT
10 the Door Women and Children
IAmplsd 0n--Thss Seh.
OusIy Injured.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, oct g2 Several
hundred pors,ns attempted 20 rush out
u tac Temple Thrtt-r this afternoon
because cry of arr was raised when
"a little flame Was seen aDYu, ihr poly.
SCOPE maci,n- In lhr scramble many
Wrr, kaoaN.i down AMI more than
twenty badly hurt two or three ser-
iOusly
while the pu,Wc1ge was being go.-
ton ready a lash ~ Name came thar
caused ;b- panic Women aa1 ,all-
ircu. who mainly composed 'he audi
rncc. made a rush Tor ,h, ioor Panic
sv.z-i she gallery ana 90 mpmeu.
"a, occupants Nvfc pungns down
the stair, 1r climbing DOWN INTO :ne
auditorium proper In iho.r haste
many fu. landing .n th5.o beneath
The great rush occurred whcr. ,hc
steps came down from rIr gallery Herr
two crowds ms, and Wcr, packed DO.
b, a space 10, large enough tHr half
~ them TIE weaker wcr- knocked
down ami ,rhmplci under ,.ot The
crowd literally r,ucd down the long
nigh. NJ stairs
~ soon 1s The rush was oyer ,hc b.g
room WAS .onyer,"i into a tcmo'rary
hospital. fram which every patrol wag-
30 ami ambulance In the civ was
soon engaged loo hauling me more ser.
nusly Injured Go 'hc hospitals W 90
r-ylr homes
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DEEP SEA INVESTIGATIONS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal. oct.
p DR. G.. H. Gilbert. ot he depart
men. ~ zoology. has been appointed 10
take charge " the deep sea !nvest!ga-
tlnns OF Ae uui,si states shlp commits
sion about the Hawaiian Islands. The
work Is Ia connection with the commls-
sion ~ whica Or Jordan and Dr. Jen-
kns were members during the past
summer Dr. Gllber, VIII leave :or he
Stand. on the goyernmen; Snip Alba
tr1ss lbuu. December
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SHOT DEAD BY
TURKISH GUARDS
Five Fugitiyes From Macedonia
Meet Death.
TURKS TORTURE BULGARIANS
Efforts Of Officials TO Whng Information as
10 Miss Stones Whereabouts Sey.
srsl Die Under Torture
ChptOn Are Turks.

LONDON, Oct 2z.-The Moraing
l. ader publishes the following. dated
October -. from S-ha
"On the frlnIers near Grossb.,owo
yesterday fugit.yes from Banlaa. Mac
cdonla. among ,hcm the brother Of
Nine Tslka. Miss stones tomD8ni IN
were sh1; isiI by Turkish frontier
guards.
The Turkish officials have arrested
over 900 residents 5f Bulgarian nation
aity and subj c,ed them 10 torture 70
wiring from 'hcm Information as 20
Miss stones whereabouts. Several ct
nem died under the torture"
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HAD REMARKABLE CAREER.
Late DR.. Mccain Was Connected With
Many Movements.

NEW YORK, oct. 22.-Dr. A. A. Nc
Cain, who died lately at the Broadway
Central Hotel. this city, according to
accounts published here had an unusu-
ally remarkable career. DR.. Mccain. or
General Arturo" Mccain. as he usual
ly signed his name, IS said to have been
graduated from oxford college and held
diplomas from the royal college Of sur
geons Of England He was also cap
tain and surgeon in the United States
volunteer army during the war with
Spain. surgeon general with The rank
Of major general in the army OF Cen
eral Isldro Jminez during the expedi-
ton in August, 1899 against President
Hereaux. dictator Of Santo Domingo.
In addition ne was the man who nego-
tiated a loan of one million francs from
French syndicate. which made The
success Of the expedition possible.
Mccain was at one time the power
behind the throne" in Santo Domingo
but was suddenly banlshed from the
island.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
PRESIDENT AT FARMfNGToN

FNRMNGToN. Conn. OCT. s2-Pres-
licut Ronseyclt's stay In FlrmInstan
provided qul;c a notable addition to
III, historic annals ~ ,hls ordinarily
lu.r; oil town The Presidents s.av
WIS Allcl with enjoyable rides. walks
and receptions. II was concluded this
evening with a dinner given at the
homie - Commander and Mrs. Cowles
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
WRECK oN sHonr LINE
Engine Piupges Down an Embankmen,
Near P0gaJeiy.

SALT LAKE. OCT; p A spec.a, 20
he Tribune from Posilej.o. Idaho
says
N. oregon shor, Line Wcsy-b1und
FAST mail was wrecked FOUR miles cas-,
NJ McCammln this afternoon 5nd En-
g.nccr Puriel ana FiremAa Paul Spil-
30. NJ Pocaiello. Wcre killed
The engine went down an mbank-
msn, taking the mail baggage and
bunst ears with a. The balance % the
train remained On the :rarKs. NJ pas
srugyrs were Injured
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
CORAY THE CANDIDATE.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 22-The
Democratic state committee held a
special meeting today to ill the vacancy
on the ticket caused by the decision Of
the Dauphin county court declaring in
valid the nomination Of L. 4. CoraY Ir.
of Pittston, for state treasurer. Cor
avs name was again placed on the
Democratic ticket.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
UNREQUiTTED LOVE.
Victor o'BrIen's Affection for Countess
Correa Causes Insanity.

CHICAGO. oct, 22,-unrequited af-
fectlon for Countess Frances De Correa.
known as Mrs. Carpenter. Is supp >sed
TO be responsible gor the madness Of
Victor OBren, rich young clubman
of san Francisco, and student of the
Chicago University, who became vio-
lenly insane Sunday,
He made a declaration Of love in a
stormy Interview with Mrs, Carpenter
and aftsrward was seized with a ner-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
HUNTERS AWFUL FATE.
Killed and Eaten by Wild Animal Near
Metropolis, Ill.

METROPOLIS H.. Oct. 22.-Nsws
has been received here ;hat a hunter
was killed ana par,ly eaten by wild
animal among the bluffs near Glendale
% miles from here. Another hunter
heard the mans cries. ana on reaching
the spot was horrlfcd TO see the saw
age beast crou,hing over the dead
form % his companion ana tearing at
his mangled ana bleeding flesh, a large
portion OF which had already been
eaten,
When The animal saw the second
hunter it sprang At him and a despec-
a.e fight followed BY ;he use Of a
hunting knife he fought the animal off,
There was evidence that the dead hum
ter and beas, had a fierce struggle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
KILLED OVER \ DISPUTE

SALT LAKE. oct. "a Tribune
special from Blackfoo:. Idaho, says
\. X. Henderson was shot nd killed
Sunday afternoon by J. y. Pettigrew.
owner Of ,he Bakery at Houston. Iua-
ho. The shooting was the resul: OF
dispute over a horse trade.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
EXECUTION OF PRISONERS
Retalia,ory Measures Discussed al
Meeting Of Several Boer Leaders

Meeting OF Several BOer Leaders.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-The Vienna
correspondent o. The London Times and
the New York Times quotes the Poster
Ll9yds. which says }, learns from The
Hag2e tnat Mr. Kruger. Dr. Lleyds
and Messrs. Vessels. Wolmarens and
Fischer have h-ld council Of war at
Villa Carcassa to consider what answer
Is TO be made 20 BY the Beers TO the
executions in South Africa. There is
said 20 be no doubt among the Beer
leaders tina, diplomats protests are in
adequate.
All present at the meeting excep, Mr.
Kruger says the report. advised imme-
diate reprisals-that Tor every Bosr
prisoner executed a captured British Of
ficer be shot. Mr.. Kruger opposed tbs
plan on the ground that he did no,
wish 10 give the campaign the charac-
ter OF war between savages. although
It has already become a war OF exter-
minatiOn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
RETURN OF BISHOP POTTER.
Noted Divine Is to Meet President
Roosevelt, At New Haven.

NEW YORK. Oct 92.-Blshop Potter
has reached this ci:y after trip ex-
tending to san Francisco, where he was
IN attendance upon the Episcopal con-
vention.
In regard to the candidacy Of Seth Low
IN the mayoralty campaign, the bishop
saii that he did no; care to add to what
ne said at Chicago regarding the pos
slbillties of the triumph of the fusion
lists.
1t was expected that Bishop Potter
would go directly to New Haven. where
he Is to meet President Roosevelt as
guests OF Prof. Schwab. during the BIZ
centennial celebration Of Yale Univer-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
LAUDED BY BRAZIL's RULER.

NEW YORK. oct 22.-According to
the Paris correspondent Of the Herald.
NJ. Santos Dumon, has received from
NJ. Campos-S SALES. President OF the re-
public OF Brazil he following tele-
gram:
"Accep; with my earnest congratu-
lations the applause Of our eompa-
triots for your extraordinary triumph.
which glorides your youth as much as
Il honors our country.
"CAAIPOS SALES.
President OF the Republic"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
BULLER RELIEVED OF COMMAND

LONDON. Oct. 22.-Sir Redvers Bull
Ter has been relieved of the command
Of the First army corps in consequence
of the speech he made October 10, deal
ing with his famous dispatch to General
White at Ladysmith. He has been
placed on half pay and General French
has been appointed to succeed him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
LEAVES DOWN HOUSE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-The Duke and
Dpchess OF Manchester left for Down
House today (Tuesday), the Windsor
correspondent Of the World hears from
Kimbolton Castle, Huntingdonshire.
They had an option OF remaining al
Down house until November 10, but de-
cided to leave at once. Mr.. thinner
man is now at KimbOlton castle making
preparations for the reception of the
duchess.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS MuTINY.

LONDON, Oct, 2e.-An unconfrmed
report, which mas reached London
through Berlin. says part OF a Russian
garrison In Warsaw recently mutlnei,
firing upon the officers ana that 500 men
WIN be court mariialed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
WANT WAGES INCREASED

FALL RIVER. Mass. oct 29.-The
textile council tonight instructed its
secretary 70 send communication TO
the manufacturers asking for a ten per
cent increase in wages to take effect
November I. The manufacturers de-
clare that the advance will rot be
pIvnn
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
BUTTE PLUMBERS GO OUT

BUTTE, Mont. Oct 22.-As a result
of the refusal OF the Mas,er Plumbers
Association to meet the demands OF the
plumbers ana gas and steam filters for
an Increase in wages, all work In tha.
line was practically tied up today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
To PUT DOWN REBELS
New York Leaves Tor Samar With
Three Hundred Marines.

WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-Thr navy
department has received the following
cablegram from Rear.Admlral Rodg
ers:
"Cavite oct. e2.--Secretary ot the
navy Washington. Active lnsurrc-
ton In Samar New York leaves todav
FOR Catbalogtn with 800 marines, to re-
turn to Basay and Balanglga TO CO.
operate with army, Nearly en iaval
force concentrated on Samar patrol
Services of Arethusa and Zahro, two
colllcrs, needed and being utilized"
Naval officers cons.rue the dlspltch
TO mean thai he New York win go
first to CRthalogan and then to Basey
and BaAngIga, landing deachmea,s of
marines at both points.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
PRESIDENTS ACTION UPHELD.

CHICAGO. oct. g2-Presldent Roose-
velt's action in entertaining Booker T.
Washington at the White House was
upheld and publicly approved by the
American Missionary Association. which
opened lis ffty-htth annual meeting to-
day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
PoIsoNER PLACED ON TRIAL.

DAYTON, O., oct. 22-Mrs. Mary
Belle Wilmer, suspected Of wholesale
poisoning, charged with The Killing of
Mrs, Anna Pugn. was placed on trial
today for murder in the first degree.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
JAPAN AND RUSSIA FRIENDLY

LONDON, oct. 22.-"On the author
ity OF Count Lamsdorff. l am able to
declare" says the St. Petersburg ccr-
respondent Of the Daily Telegraph.
chat he relations between Russia
and Japan are quite friendly and rum
ors OF a likelihood Of war are unfound-
ed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
CAMILO MARTIN DEAD.
Former Spanish Consul at san Fran
cisco and Lately a Banker

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2l.-Camilo
Martin, who for - years was the con-
sui OF Spain in this city, is dead at
his home at Siusalito. After the re-
cent war he was succeeded as consul
Of Spain by DR., Del Amo, bu; sub
seQuently was appointed vlce-consul.
He came to California as the business
agent Of the Rothschilds and became
a prominent banker here. He was
knighted bv the queen regent OF Sap.n
in 1898.
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sIty. but although t1e bishop reached
New York by special tran be vent to
his residence In Washington Square
North He went u New Haven today
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WHEAT MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 22-wheat.
December, 99S.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Wheat, Decem-
Der, opened 7Ol2q%; closed, 7OhQ%.
TACOMA. Oct. 22.-Wheat. bluestem.
55i2; club. 54ls,
PORTLAND, Oct. 22,-Wheat. Walla
Walla, 55Qi9; Valley and bluestem.
56la.
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A NEW ELDoRADD.
Wild Excitement over q Gold pisloy-
erv Near Pueblo.

PUEBLO, Col. oct, GA special to
the Star-Journll brings the news VI
wild excitement over a gold discovery
at Rrulah, IS miles west ~ this citv,
Five hundred claims have been lccai-
ed In ;he past twen'y-four hours. \
ledge of free milling sold returns nearly
tw othousand dollars TO the ton
two thousand dollars to the ton.
place.
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vous spasm. during which he Kicked
out the paucs Of a long French vim
dow. iIr ln now confined In ths hosDi-
tai
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
SIR THOMAS SAILS FOR HOME.

NEW YORK. Oct, 22-Sir Thomas
Upton sailed for home today on the
steamer Celtic.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
WANT OFFICIAL REPORTER.
Congress to Be Asked 70 Pass Law Pro
v!d!ng One for Federal Courts.

BLOOMINGTON, H.. Oct. 22.-The
National Shorthand Reporters Asso-
citation has decided TO ask congress to
pass law providing for the apPoin;-
ment OF an official reporter in every
federal court OF the country. The plan
IS 10 formulate a bill provillng for the
appointment Of reporter in each fed
eral court, the Judge being empower
ed to make his own selection and also
that a file Of all testimony be pre-
served.
A committee Of members Of he ma
tional association will meet N Wash
ington next month % draft such a
measure.
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SILVER MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-sIlver, 57%.
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NINE TIsLKA REPORTED DEAD
SOFIA. Oct. 22-It Is reported that
Nine Tslka, the companion Of Miss
Stone died recently in captivity.
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L.. balance of general fund now on hand

Donated fund sufficient anticipated the pur
provide by taxation ensuing fiscal the above named
something than $500 less than the amount asked for and
% IN t Years estimate upposng that
| required then owed and current bills during the
estimates bu the Mamowoc Electric Light Co. with generosity
md public nendabe has made no charge but has furnished
that time we owing light for light already
That pad because no bill has ever been prened but the
in the
mates the present year April 1901 this board secured another
fine ns of the library building and the floor
m an annual rent which includes heating The
main library paid to January 1901 The annual
ncIndn heat On day January therefore
rent for the and fer all the at
total rental including will be during the 1902 the
improbable charge for rent and heating may be increased during the
n wear on account need of The capacity
m as i practically floor very frequently
ate 70 hold the patrons of library with degree
II n rortea further Jones Library Association
he real estate money reported ready be turned
Int orr understanding trans
Of the nonyy about $50 be had time for asking
Attention chapter 9c of the Laws Wisconsin for 1901 $
here provided that the " T was mott observed ioinI s a
more than one reason place this board did become
until it was too comply but reason Tie
% w think unvis and probability in the near
Az annual report which necessarily largely to financial
matters ought shortly os time when taxes levied
possible It was with that our by la alopthory
library was organized provided fiscal year closing the Both September
for an annual report aiup during the m'nth of October and
city after the first OF November as possible We think
~ +,t rho provision report presented is
r rather than mandatory that full compliance present
in all material substantially satisfy the present
We also call attention D5o ltSso 1901 providing
CITY treasurer shall the of the fund library
and sud money shall ara as neam' is
pended for said library from time to time This law
custody donated funds
raised by taxation
mentioned
erection of library building
that will be well such result be attained wholly
support and growth rather than through
amcnted John Maggie used
nryide needs
useful library herself and at her own expense
Finally the list of donors found in the librarians
of with which the ntowoc Public Library
regarded,
IS 1901
The Board of. Directors Of
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Kotol Dyspepsia Cure il not mere
stimulant to tired nature 1t affor..
the stomach complete and absolute rest
by digesting the food you eat. You
don't have to diet but can enjoy all tn.
good food you want Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure instantly relieves that distressed
feeling after eating. giving you new life
and vigor. T. G. Buerstatte.
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EXCURSION TICKETS Ton MILWAU
EXPOSITION,

Via the Northwestern Line. will be
sold at reduced rates Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. limited to return
until and including the following Mon
day Apply to agents Chicago d North
Western R'y.
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The CHRISTIAN Science Society holds
services Sunday at 1880 A. NJ and 1;45
p NJ. Subject for the lesson is; Adam
and Fallen Man Sunday school at
ll;55, A. NJ. Wednesday evening ser
vice at 5 o'clock Reading room is
open Tuesday and Thursday from to
4 P. NJ Frazier hall. York street
between Seventh and Eighth. All
are invited