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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-20
SURVEYORS CALLED IN.
Burlington suspends Work on Salt
Lake Extension.

Cheyenne, Wyo. June 19:-several
corps of surveyors, in the employ of the
Burlington railroad, who have been
working on the line of the proposed ex-
tension of the Guernsey branch of the
road to Salt Lake have been called in
and all work has been stopped 1t is
the impression that the company. has
decided not 10 construct the extension
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-20
stubbg - Rgport

operations of the two systems is con
templated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The fire in the Liverpool EXchang"
buildings which broke out. Friday
morning. as Il result Of an explosions.
was sl,5lued after two AMI 4 half
hours work by the fremen. The
chamber Of Commerce Offices ana IN"
Exchange news room were chiefly af-
f4,trd. The damage is considerable.
The carpenter shop and blaming mill
Of Malrui3n Currie at .Attleboro. Mass.
We're burned. Friday causing Il loss pf
over $4,000 hich is covered by insUr-
anct. The fire is thought To have been
Stlrtcd BY Il spark from Il passing loco
motive. The mill was Il frame struc-
;ure. lo0N-5 feet and two stories in
hci2 ht.
Max iIochstim. an East Side New
YORK policeman. was sentenced. Fri
day. to Imprisonment i'll Sing Sing for
term of not less than one year and
not more than three years. HochStim
was convicted several days ago on an
Indictment charging that he had aided
ZION officer on election day.
Five new cases Of smallpox were re-
ported by the Board of Health at Ros-
ton, Friday. Two OF ihe cases are in
Roxbury. one in Dorchester one in
East Boston and one in South Boston.
: snid by the officials OF the Board OF
Health TO be due 10 The fact that nearly
100000 persons have been vaccinated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
THs 6ATh STRIKE.
One Salmaker Sells Out Others Are Running
--Masors Wants More Pay

Iath, Me. D-r. Sc. NJ. Dennett
owner of the largest sail lott here. and
a2,inst whom " strike was declared.
Monday, hI- the Union Sailmakers. will
sell out his business and leave Barh-
The understanding is that a new owEe.
vii! take the lofi. Monday ana open it
AZ Il nun-union shop with IT. men Il"
finish ~ work now on hand. Business
has gone on Al the three non-un.Gn
loti@ this week as usual. Hliff0rd's. tn"
Other union loft is SHUT down. Repre-
sentatiyes of the Federation of Labor
who came here, advised the strikers {"
settle on a basis Of ?-hour day at the
same hourly rate a. before. The adYica
wa not taken.
The Brickmasons Union recently
Eot"d to demand an increase of p cents
DAY in wages 10 take effect. April H.
This would make thu daily wage IT,
granted. S}.jG for hours.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
he CAME 70 LIFE.
Executed Murderer Nearly Requires Anoite.
Killing al DanviIle Ark.

Little Rock. Ark., Dec. S.-Eud VII
son. a convict, who killed r. II. Nay
lnr, a guard of the Yell county convict
farm. last December. WAS hanged. Fri
DAY. at Danville. Twenty minutes after
The trap was sprung tn" body was itv-
,4ret, int" a coffin. Before the III was
placed upon III" coffin thr body b-Ean
moving about Wilson opened his eyes
and his whole tram" shil cred. l!c was
taken from The collin by the deputies
;.nd carried up III" steps [" the sratf"ld
for the purpose Of hanging him again.
Nhen IT." platform Was reached the
body h"Camc rigid. remained :" for a
moment ana then became limp. VIII
son was examined carefully by he
physicians. who finally pronounced him
dead. death having been caused hy
sStranguiatinn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

Fht liuvIuI Pcs, estimate that 'u,ntint-
migrants. m"StlN Americans ANA Spanish
ihrm workers. haN" landed iu cuhl in tnu
last three Years. The uumh,r aiso W.
clId'S "N"ut i"n chinese.
Of ih- ll""m American soldiers w..o
participated in the McYican War. unl,
Hboit aW are living. AT 4 reunion hciL
II Independence. Mo. recently. Their.
W"r, rit$rnt IL "f these veterans who's.
average d," WIS II At;Is.
AIt,r 90 Years "f almost cnut.n.u,ts IA
""r' an; Thomas ;. I""nStu ud has COM
state ana lnnivid"al civil war Record.
owned ny Columbia University Hr clos j,
the ?lSt and last Nolum. with IN accnlInt y
~ the death ~ President Mckinley.
Kansas City. Mo. al wed Kansas civ
Kan. 10 get ahead lhr other ua1 when I
new SchoolhuuS" was dedicated hy me.
after city to Eugene Field. Th,. former
city had been urged by citiZ, ms To give /,
school building the poets name On s,.v
erai recent d.dicatiuns. bat for some r,u-
son II WIS never done.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
SOME oF uIi.LIAE-S TRICKS.

William Iiilliar. "'Thc Great Hlliar. II
Wh" mas been Iracti,inG deception an
the puhic at onr M the Atlanta
thcatcrs for TIL, past two weeks cine
deception being I'LL thr nature vi high
class lrgerdemuiu prrfnrman,rSl.
consented recently tu explain fnr The
Constitution several of the mystifying
feats OF which hr Il: 4 master. ruuow-
ing are the tricks explained hy tht
English magician:
In This explanation. said MI.
H!iar II will rndeayor to explain one
on two tricks which can be readily
learned without much practice. but.
nevertheless. possess the merit Of be
ing greatly deceptive to those un-
acquainted with the modus operandi.
81 will commence With little trick
invented by myself last summer 1T the
Paris exposition ana with which /
completely mystified the French
maeicianS. ] calI it The Spiritualist-
ic Cigarette Paper. The effect is this:
cigarette paper is examined by the
audience and found to be unprcpared
1t is then rolled into a little ban ana
placed on the palm Of a gentlcman's 4
iitAlit - Auii view. Ilt Itl tbl intf
then requests the audience to call out
any name they choose. Upon this
being done the cigarette paper is un-
rolled and upon it is found written
in some mysterious manner the name
just called out
The secret is this: In the perform
er's trousers pocket he must have Il
small writing tablet consisting Of 4
piece of pasteboard to which are At
tached. by means of four rubber bands.
number Of cigarette papers: also. "A
short piece of soft pencil You Will.
with practice. find that when they can
out the name tyou are standing with
your hands in Your pockets. a natural
position). it is Very easy to write il on
the top cigarette paper in your pocket
This is then removed from the card.
rolled into ball and concealed be-
tween the first ana second fingers. You
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
Capital Notes.

II l. authorit9tiNcly stated that there
has been no marked change for tht
worse in the condition of Rear Ad-
miral ". T. Sampson. However. he
i now. as he has been since he went
IA WASHINGTON. in very feeble health.
His chances for withstandinS any sc;i-
Gus strain upon his vitality ar" Soid I"
lie slight.
Coy. Yates of Illinois. lunched with
the President. Saturday, ana II is un-
derstood discussed with him thc poli,i-
cal situation in Illinois. Coy. Yates
saws he was not summoned 10 Wash
ington ana denies that his rroclalna-
tor for the relief Of the Eoer women
ana children had any connection with
his visit.
Tho board Of high ranking army oil
,crs. headed by Lieut.. Gen. Miles.
which ras met daily ut the wn' d.
pertinent To discuss rcorglnizinG M"
array posls. Ldjourncd. Saturday. Il
is understood that tie Adjournment
w:'s taken that the members may TAX"
another look over the @Touut' ir
their respective territories.
President Euos.vvlt saturday, si-::,t
tnr fiiSt bill S.nt $40 him by Congress,
thJi., creating the first law to bv rnH,:-
81 Under his administration. 1t wa.
thr act 10 admit free Of duty and pen
NIT the transfer of foreign rNlibi.s
from th4 Pan-Americ&n Exposition T.
IN" South Carolina Interstate ald
West Indian Exposition at thall-s,nn,
:. g.
senator urpeW. who is t. sail -:
Europe. next Saturday. gave falc-
wtH dinn"" saturday night. To his
New York friends. Those present in
clu.t-d President Roosevelt. SrCrettry
Root. toVcrnor Od-ll at NcW York
Lieutenant Governor Woodrufl. sIpr ak
cr Henderson and The tntiic NV York
delegation i'll congress.
secretary Root received the follow
ing cable message, Saturday. from
Lake Wright. acting civil governor uf
In. Philippines. dated Manila. Dec. ::
"Hft viii leave Manila IN the trans
t,nlt Grant De-. ~. reaching WaShing-
Ton as soon "S posSihlc. Condition
Inuuh improved from second operation.
Recovery fulI expected wv TIL" ;iE"
san Francisco is reached
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
SIGNAL COMPLIMENT
Delegation of Montreal Knights
TempIar Visit Trinity.
Present Beautifully Illuminated Set
Of Resolutions, Expressive
OF Their Appreciation OF Fra.erna Courtesy
Extended on Former Visit

A signal compliment has been paid
tn Trinity rnmmand.ty. h. H.. n this
| Icity. 5 committee Of three Knights
| T.mpIir. r-prrS-utinY Richard Corur
Lion pre,rptory of Montreal were
( i,'.. -.nt .l tho regular meeting. Friday
( evening. making II. tr:p from tn ca-
raIi.in nl,trnrnIi. w present tb- IN
Irat.hr- MI tri.. ,;t,. , tul-.1 ,,f .,,.,,,..-
.iati.,n or ,1. p,.,,na, Il, ,crfln ,h.,.
,.,. ..,t..,,.fr.5 r,, tb.r WI Ar. n
I,.t
u.- tn..t .d.,t... "a large d-Ireation from
the lln,.tr.,t T,-..r.,or,-. from Sueeev
pr...rt.,r, wv >barbronke vy4t,.,,
rr.,..rtnr, WI Windsor. ANN fran Dyr-
I.t r.,,i,lanf.-,, of Fam ,.are oiy4r.
" rnvaI ,..r-arn.. III THEIR August,
bruth.r- Tnc ,i,fr \. rr..a w rbq
..irt- .r ..tI L,.b -y. t-,,i,h,. ..rt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
WILL NEVER LET GO.
kiichcner's Stat;men! Brought Out by Carica
ture o! Himself

LONDON. Dec. S.--A letter just re-
c,ivrd from an officer in South Africa
says that n suhaltern drew a cHriCa-
turc Of Lord Kitchener rs Rip Van
Win,lIe leading 4 ccntcnarian soldier
~ = kopje i starf officer showed it
To Kitchener. and 'thc chief gave one
of his grim smiles and said:
"'lt is an ugly prophecy. but if nee
cssary we will hang an here until NJ"
are that age. plN duty is 70 win. and
We will"
Thc >ubatrrn was pra!yEcd with
terror until assured that Kitchener
nad not asked for the artists nan".
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
Americas Greatest Railroad

America is the posse ssnr of thc best
railroads in the world and while this
may seem broad statement it is abso-
luteiy true. Such rank can only be gained
by establishing a system that stanus rrr
perfection This is also true about mc,li-
cine. About 80 years ago a remedy WA;
first introduced for stomach. liver ana
bowel complaints. ana during those.
Years has been recognized AS the limit
81 science in presenting = perfect M Iii
cine. We rCtct tn iinstrttrr's Stomach
bltttrS. When your stomach becomes de-
ranged. and Yod suffer from indiges:tou.
dyspepsia. itdtulcncE. nervousness ar in
sonnia. YOU will make no mistake. iu try
ing this sovereign remedy II Mn
strengthen Your stomach. purify the
blood ana prevent malaria, fever :,,i
asue. II will surely do yoI good AyoiI
substitutes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
GOODMAN FOR THE EAIsrL


I .t-t., ,..,.. t,......E Ir.t-.l,Ft
-.,. y,..,i,..., ..r ,..,,,,.,,., ,..
.,,,i',.., INK ,h.. ,r,-..r.r...,.. merit. i.
suiithu.id aau several wears .yu
..un- thc ceremonies attending tha
,,l,,niu4 nj the great canal - ki-L
-4ft. Eat,lev Evans. nhu Is -oril-'!lu- u-s
,a.,,r ay "FfyEt!n= I;ob" b.cau-. Ny
hi, ,tura~Yti.- d rnf.u.ty @uG rh. t--
uli9r manner I'm which he shiy.r~ his
,,u,l,.r> Nas uree.nt IVY tnut o.e.-..u
tb. r..pra. .,itiiy. nf th. govern
MANN, ,f IN. I-rit..d S,a,..s and I'm i'm,
..,,.. -, ,.,..,,,s i,,,.i..d ~. r.,.,r..ro,
.,i,,.. N, t,..,,3 ,t. r,. .bj. %.,,-
''
ok IL WAS purely am American ''ih-
EtT and Smithhtll hAm occupied thr
,.nt.,- nt th. table roasted ;n TIL. Iir.. IT,
t.,,... ..rd .tnl- VI. rIl ny ,r....-
'"'' ''
as ~. Sebastian was stuck full nl ar-
rows. William tre Sudden Was helped
NJ, ,..,,, ,..,,. , t.,. same. ,,J ,.r.-
'' "l'i t'"' 'i 'i'' ''''i'N ''''
@.zet ."F ih" compliment .E StH -,'-
that ii was the ncSi hr ever tasted
.-lyb, ,..tn ,.... mott hnN,. sil.n hams in
~, ..
''i'!l''I'H - '.''' '"'4'''''-
TncI" would h- 10" tr"uhi" about 'i
r,tort-d the dinIomati, Evans. '-if Your
,,,i.sty Womb ,rr,n,. H., restrictions
t-..
''"lh -AI'''' az i''' o.
m" emperor suite tUrErd Ial' W!IA
alarm at this bold thrust of The Yam
;, ,. ttt. NJ ;..,,. ...,;i..t .,.i
ht' StIINIt '"' tl'9 +hdjfH'N N'"'IT' "'"
listened to 4 dissertations on th- Suh-
t ,,,,,,. ,,-.i ,r. ,.,.,i;.,i,i.. .r
''' 80 ''i'> .''' 't' "'''' '''. = '-
IN" Hmlthntld brand 'ait- i-NanS en-
plaipsd. by the way. that hams Were
ns.an snoilad H INA ,nnkir.-
lltN ''li' ~ htAtAllN "f I'''i- lf tl il' 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
POLITICAL BOOMING.
Vernon! Decision Is that Claims Tor Such
Services Cannot Be Collected.

EriininSton. VI. Dee. >.-One Of thc
famous cases in Vermont came u IN
ending in cuurl last week. James NJ
Livingston. editor of the Bennington
I,eformc!. independent Democrat in
Politics. sued former Coy. Carroll :.
Page Of Hyde lark. Tor editorial ana
ether services in advocacy of Mr.. Page
rs Il candidate for nomination az con-
greSsinan from the % district in 1"N".
The trial was begun but Judge EoWrl
terminated il by ordering a verdict for
Mr. Page. on the ground that the AZ
legged contract for editorial serric $
was illegal and against public morals.
II was claimed by the plaintiff that th-
reformcr was to extol the merits of NJ.
Page as candidate for the Office 80
which he aspired. Mr.. Livingston will
carry the case 10 the supreme court ~
exceptions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
Freeman D. Lane.

Hon. :. w. Lane w this city. rcceivss
/" telegram, Friday. stating tnnt Nj
older brother, Freeman d. Lane b.s
o!r' III Hanpdcn. where ~ had hasa
visiting. capt. Lane could Give ~ ,,at
Hcniara N 20 The cause Of death. as \.
YES unaware that his brother was 4
ihe state until ~ received tbis WI
patch. iic lett on the Pullman ,hty
morning for Hampden TO attend NM
funeral which viii take place in thst
town. MY. Lane uag 7o wears III aga
rHd for many years has been 4 rasf'
dent nf Minnesota. where he ha. ah5i
t.rcl!.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

rN"t. aEd y moment afterwards heard
thc man in conversation With an.th'
person. mis- put hm "n His guard.
ANA u' is dimlN convinced that tl4
cal!. TUESDAY nirhl vas m1d" hy th"
am" p.I>oHs.
"Alaa> d",rIy replory- wv. rubI.tt=
given tHr young lady IN TN, ease. and
Wh" ndt since stated THAT ~. n"F"r
"f'rict hrr AZ Insult
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
Says He Was Tortured.

have suffered such pain from
,"fhS could hardly walk" writes II
,."bli.son. Hillsborough. Ills. 'hvt
"uekienS Arnica Salve comnIctc,y
'"ieh th'm." Acts like magic i,
sPfains, bruises, cuts. sores scaIds
Gums, boils. ulcers. pcrfe., boaIer nr
,n diseases and piles. care guar
"'ee' by Eowditch a. Webster
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
Polo Standing.
Polo Notes.

MANAGER Doc Of the Lewiston polo elias.
mas nttrrrd Walter MurtHt,gh s-n Il v,-k
ana Sl" bonus Ia SiSn u contract with
liih or thr rest Of III" :-.t>nu Muir
tLish. who Is employed ~ III. ;t.,tI, IL /,
works. mas declined the Offer Aiurtati2h
...st .t;tNcn nlayrd with III. EAth tchm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
cHICAGO's PROTEST
Continued from page ~

prosperity Of the human race and
hiring inmeasurabi bic glory to the
.ArraIic.tn nation. win that word be
suol>cn? VIII Theodore Roosevelt inn
prrNo this opportunity for himself. his
country and The whole human race
After q letter Of sympathy from Carl
ScEu,z had been read. the resolutions
v-aIr 1Iopttd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

now take the paper from the person $
hand between the second and third fin
gers and apparently hand II 10 some
one else to unroll, but in reality you
give him the duplicate.
TO any one acquainted with III"
torn cigarette paper trick this moy"
viii b. readily understood, but If my
instructions are carefully noted, the
mere novice will be able TO astouud
his friends.
A CURIOUS FEAT WITH AN EGG.
Dining with Il friend Of mine at
Monte Carlo one evening. he said: HI
liar. ! am going to mys,ify you. f.x-
anime this hard boiled egg ] dil so
but could not find that il had been
tampered with in any way. lie then
told me 10 carefully break The she'll
did this. when greatly to my aston
ishment / found my own name plainly
written on the white Of the egg.
This is the explanation: Dissolve
one ounce of alum in Il half pint ~
vinegar. Then take q Caincls hair
brush ana paint with the solution
whatever you desire on the shell ~ m
egg. Let it dry and then boil for -
minutes. The writing will then have
disappeared from The outside. but
when the egg is cracked viii bc found
on the inside.
"pLTMRr~' EGG TRICK UP To
DATE
This is my method Of making an
cpc stand on cna On the table. Place
Il tiny pinch Of salt ut the spot uhor"
You wish To- stand tn" egg UhiS is not
noticed on i white table clorhJ. You
,yiIl then ~. aLI4 ID stand amy egg on
emit a1 long as yuu place II on th" salt.
as the smaH particles grip The egg
ana prcycut il from falling. This ie
splendid impr"mptu uirk fnr ne
dinner table
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

-ti.rri tr,tS-mau wen, VI v-fr..,...
T""sd"G- whor" RI" has the position wv
,.aI.r -a ..' a." o.aJ house rec4,-...
erected near rH" Hoiue-wcrta 4 w,t..
u,t TAp"r Cr. uiI.-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Sdntn Domingo POSSESSES three vessels.
onr ~ them. the Independence. va,
lIi.t in Lngi4nd Ill 1894. ana carries seven
'7utcLlsisS lIi-k-tirins guns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. Dec. Sc. T. :iasse''
was appointed fourth-class posthaS'e'
at South Newcastle, Me, TO-DAY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

TWO persons were burned Ia death
and seven injured in q fire at Carnegie
"a. Friday. AT th residence Of Samuel
Elc,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Its the little colds that grow into big
colds the big culu~ that el.i in colsump-
tion and death. Watch the little cold.
pr Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
IN W f& wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

"unF' presiding precepior, Sir Knigb,
" n. Emn"nS. constable; and siy
kri@h' Phillip u. Gordon. MAJ IsbaI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
s7th CONGRESS-.
CONTINUED from page -

Naine-Original Martin I. Singhi
Eocrland. sl2. Original. widows. etc,
Sonhi, II. Lucas. mother. lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
nAll ROADS 4 STEAMBOATS,.
&, Bangor { Aroostook
~ RAILROAD.
IT, Arrangement Of Trains
In Effent fr' AItMI

- IN Effect uc'. lS,li5l
Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars between
Caribou al SIS A. NJ. and Bangor at I'D
p. NJ
LEAVE Portland 100 P NJ; Augusta.
l33 a. NJ: Watervillt, 1.25 =. NJ; Ban
NJ; BrownyiIie. $40 A. NJ: Katahdin
iron Works. 1000 \. NJ: Nnrcross. aSo a.
NJ: Millinucket. 9.52 A. Nj; Sherman;
ie.iJ \. Nj. Patten. lilo \. NJ; isiano
NJ; Marsards, l.Qi I. NJ; ashland. ~
e. ~; Houltor. l3.lO p. NJ: Bridge"ater'
Los p. Nj: Pre,uue Isle. los /. NJ: "a
ibou, 80 7. ~; New Sweden. 2Ss +; =. Nh Il,
van Buren. 400 l.. NJ; Limestone, % =
VI; Fort Fairfield. 2.l5 z. NJ: Dover ana
FoNcruft 900 a. NJ: Guilford. 9.I A AZ,
NouSon. 10I3 4. NJ: Greenville, 1879 A
LEAVE Portland. 1925 A. NJ: Augusta
70 7. n: Waterville, 10 T.. "a: banky'::
Norc:oss, 50 4. NJ; Millinocket. 80. p.
MI; Sherman. 6.47 p. III; Patten. az 4:
NJ; Island Falls. III /. NJ: Houlton: Se'
T. NJ; Presaue Isle 9-47 T. n; !, Garioou'
LEAVE Portland. i2io 7; NJ; Ans4s,a. pan
$50 T. Nj; Waterville. 5OS r. N. Ban.
s"r, ~ 7. NJ: Brownville go al 7; o M NJ
;ui!furd. 7l9 p. NJ; GIetnville NV +; 81
a p Nj: GrecnviIIe. $40 A. M: Monson
function, SO A. NJ; Guilford. 6.l2 A. M
Dover ana FoNcrott. ..@G a NJ; katsn-
lin Iron Works. G.0 4. ~: BrownViiie'
% a; A.; LaErangea; t;sl1nr a g. s,op a, NJ
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. go A. NJ car.
.bou. 615 A. NJ: Presque Isle. 81 A. N.
Houl;on. SO \ NJ: Ashland. I0 A. NJ;
Nasariis. 1.@5 \. ~; SMYRNA MILLS s
'Gl A. NJ: sherman. 9te a. NJ; MIL.
,oclzpt. a. y A. NJ: Norcross. 1913 A. NJ
2rnv-ryiue 70 A. NJ: Arrive Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
THE EMINENT COMMANDER
ANA
SIR KNIGHTS
Of
TRINITY rOMMANpEEY. so :.
of
Nl'tiI STA. MAINE.

TRINITY NoNAlNNpERN. NO. :.
WI
N1'GTSTN MAINE.
GREETING
"a memory y an occasion rcpl,le WITH
pleasure ANA In ACKNOWLEDGMENT pt
much knightlN courtesy, Richard Co-ur
IN Lion Prrcyptury. NV. Z. knights
trmrln. of Montreal. Province of Q,r-
b"c, at II regular tS~,.,.,hl.- h,..,. rn tht.
2"th daI nj September A. u. lall \. a.
'\', unanimously adopted thr following
y, solutions.
~. Whereas. .Ey courtcoas imitation W
Trinity Commandcry. mn u Knights
t"rur Gc Lion rrrcvpturt \u /. NJ Mon
ir,al. T. g., paid fratcrnul visit to said
IrinItN CvmmHndrrl III INV city of Au-
Gu-tu. nn ihc lf;h day nj August l4r,
ana were received ana entertained With
mat hospitality ANA courtesy which ever
'hdrdctCviI'S thu ORDER uf the Temple
therefore. hr X,
Resolved. That sincere and heartfelt
thanks u" rendered wv uur esteemed frI-
trrS ot Trinity Commaudery for the col
uElI recerti"u. kniGntiy attention ana un-
mI3unnt" huSrlttht\ upon an occasion
which shall ncN,r d" forgotten. and il is
also
Resolved. That The Sir knights or
! ltlhltN '"mmand"ry shall ever ~ held
II moSt affcCtionatc remembrance and
IT'tttnai regard ara that :lS Il token uf
appreciation for the said fraternal and
kniEhtly courtesy thus extended these
resolutions j" vnrrussrd and presented.
=. \. YOUNG. Presiding Precepter.
~ EMMoNS Constable.
T. u. GORDON. Marshal
CHARLES MANHIRE. Registrar
Sir Knight Boothby again spoke in
h"hali of Trinity, thanking the visitors
for the token.
lhe orders Of the Temple We're then
conferred upon threc candidates. After
ad1ournmrut the company sat down to
= modest but appetizing banquet. 1t
was r"tc+Sar% 70 lay plates for $50 in
order that All might bc provided for
IN" attendanC" was from Augusta.
Halluwtll. Gardiner. Winthrop. Bath
"n' lewiston .hmCn% them were:
Right Eminent John w BaIlou or
E"th. past grand commander: Right
Eminent 4. n. Spear of Gardiner past
grand commander Eminent Ssnflrd l..
F"&E OF Bath. commander Of Dunlap
tnmmandeTy.
IN" committee of Montreal kniShts
consisted OF Eminent Sir Duncan \.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Tn" "%Dort- uf canada haV" increased
from ElG, ii".2il III -, 10 Sln1 IT! MI; ir
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
KILLING JUSTIFIED.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-31
The Cottage Hill School.

First Grade-Scphia Holmes. Teacher.
 Scholarship-Wilson Armstrong. Luther Elliott. Luther Haynie, John Hendrix, Eugene Joyce. Adolph Loeb. Lyle Ma thews, Elliott Morris, William Wright, Katie Fleeman. Rebecca Grossman, Katie McCaine. Willie Miles. Leila Osteen, Ka- tie Persons.
 Conduct--Arthur Cianton. Alex Elliott, Herbert Graydon. Adolph Loeb, Lyle Ma thews. Willie McCutchin, Elliott Morris, Hargrove Bushman. Archibald Mcqueen, Ben Walker. Gerald Walker, Katie Flee man. Ruth Fike, Rebecca Grossman, Ka- tie McCaine. Helen Woods.
 Attendance-Luther Haynie.
 Second Grade-Agnes Barclay. Teacher.
 Scho!arship-Cecil Brown, George Burns, Hammer Cobbs. Woodfin Cobbs, Charlie Cooper, Frank Davis, Raphael Loeb. Will Macey, George Mccain, Annie Mae Alvin ger, Nellie Bowdoin, Lillian Burns, Lu- ellie Clanton, Katie Haynie, Lena Knowles, Ella Leach, Georgia Wagner, Jessie White.
 Conduct-Sam Armstrong, Charlie Coop CT, Henry Jones. Raphael Loeb, George Mccain. Granville Pasehal, Lawrence Rutter. Annie Mae Avinger. Nellie Bow doin, Lillian Burns. Katie Haynle, Lena Knowles. Ella Leach, Theresa Neal, Rosa Reynolds, Georgia Wagner.
 Attendance-WoOdhn Ccbhs, Henry