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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
Work VIII Begin on Monday.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, Oct. 17.-Work on the
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction line
in Wabash Is to be begun in this city on
Monday. Ties nave been distributed through
the city and rails are expected daily. ).
r.. Nelson, promoter, said to-day that cars
will be running on the extension from
Huntington TO Wabash by May ! next and
a line connecting Wabash and Marion will
be built next year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
Preacher Fleming suspended.

JACKSONVILLE. III. oct. 1.-THE case
Of Rev. Edward Fleming. Of Chicago. on
trial before the Jacksonville Synod. was to-
day referred 10 the PTesbytery Of Chicago.
with instructions 10 suspend the appellee
from the exercise OF the gospel ministry
until such time as he shall give satisfactory
evidence OF repentance. MIR. Fleming was
charged with immoral conduct.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18

When Mr.. Shepard. Tammany's candi-
date for mayor. spoke in complimentary
terms of Mr.. Coler and expressed he wish
that he were the candidate instead Of
himself. the crowd cried out, so do we"
Unfortunately. in the selection OF candi-
dates for Tammany. Richard Croker
counts for more than the largest majority.
Mr.. Shepard. however. is reported to have
been much embarrassed by the frank ex-
preston Of the crowd.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18

Senator Frye. of Maine. is an upright
man and no one who knows about him will
suspect him of favOring any measure
through self-interest. but when he declares
that he has a new shipping bill which will
meet the approval of those who favor aid
ing a merchant marine, but declines to
give it to the public because he fears it
will be unfairly criticised. he appears to be
making a mistake.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
Only "a Junior.

YOnkers Statesman.
What good does your college education do you
If you can't carry a bowl OF soup to a guest
without putting your thumb in it?' said the
summer hotel proprietor to the student waiter.
"Oh, WELL" was the reply, you must remem-
Der l have two years more in c~ollegeg'
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and shot.

PALATKA. Fla. oct. Hilary G. Wes-
son, an engineer on the Plant system, was
waylaid. murdered and robbed here this
morning. He arrived on his train at 4.1O A.
m. and started down the track 10 his home.
His body was found az $50, with a bullet
through his head. He had drawn $50 sal
airy last night at Ocala. No money was
found I'm his pockets. but $3.50 was found
pinned 10 his underclothing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18

Durbin put his policy of business-like ad-
ministration into execution by visiting the
States institutions before he became Gov
ernor, and he has already begun a tour Of
all the institutions to note their condition
and their needs. What means this eriti-
cfrm9
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18

Mayor Bookwalter is not yet warm in
his chair before the local Democratic organ
begins TO cIamor for the closing OF gam
bling places that ran during the whole
period of the Taggart regime without a
word of protest from the organ.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
Valuable Button.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
why does Briggs wear that brass button ON
his watch chain?'
because he values it highly. He says it saved
his life when he was a boy"
'How?'
BY coming up after he accidentally swallowed
it."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
Mr.. Robinson Is Better.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE Hon.
J. NJ. Robinson has safely passed the crisis
of his attack of typhoid fever, and tonight
his physicians say he will recover. There
has been no recurrence of intestinal hemor-
rhage, which caused alarm early in the
week, and his fever is now down TO 101.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18

IL the Panama canal can be purchased
for half as much as the construction of the
Nicaragua canal will cost. why not pur-
chase IL? One of the objections to it is
that the waters about the eastern terminus
are shallow and the sands are shifting. but
cannot these obstacles be overcome as
easily as some of those which the Mica
ragua route presents?
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Persons sending the Journal through the mails
IL the United States should put on an eight-pase
or a twelvs-page paper a 1-Cent stamp; on q
sixteen, twenty or Iwenty-four page paper a
2-cent stamp. Foreign postage Is usually double
these rates.
All communications intended for publication In
this paper must. in order 10 receive Afternoon.
De accompanied By The name and address OF the
writer.
Rejected manuscripts will not be returned IN
less postage is inclosed for that purpose
Entered as secOnd-class matter at indianapolis
Ind. postofice.
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Mayor Bookwalter succeeds TO an empty
city treasury and a very demoralized state
of municipal finances. but it is safe to
predict he will not indorse the Taggart
theory that running the city government
on temporary loans sis the business-like
fairs OF the CITY"
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Fined for Withholding TsNabIes.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Oct WI
liam Cox, a wealthy farmer, living near
here, has been fined by the court $1,000 for
failing to give in all of his property for
taxation. The record for the past seven
teen years is TO be examined, and $4,000
has been added to his assessment for this
year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18

Henry watterson could fill a scrapbook
with the editorials which the rumor that
he is "A candidate for Governor and then
for President has called out. 1t may be
added that these notices are complimentary
and are confined to Republican and inde-
nendeut DaDers-
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pendent pa

Senator Mason, of Illinois. is advocating
a bill to reduce letter postage within large
cities from two cents to one cent. The
proposition does not deserve serious con-
sideration. There is already a large an
nuaI deficit in the postal service, and the
proposed change would increase it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18

IL has been stated that the Council will
proceed to ill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Major Megrew by an cleo
ton at the next regular melting. BY refer
ence to Section u Of the city charter il will
be seen that an election cannot legally be
held at that time. The section reads in
part as follows:
In the event OF a vacancy in the office of
councilman at large by death. resignation
or otherwise the Common Council shall
within thirty days from the time when said
vacancy begins TO exist fill the vacant office
for the unexpired term. The election there
FOR shall be held at "A special meeting of the
Common Council on the call OF the MAYOR
Ten days notice OF such meeting shall be
given by the city clerk TO the members OF
the said Council. and also by one puhlica-
ton In a daily newspaper OF general cir,u-
lation hve days prior To such meeting.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
Prison Sentence for MansIaughter.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKFORT, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE jury in
the trial of George Matthews, who killed
Adam Camp, accused Of intimacy with
Mrs. Matthews. on Aug. q. returned a YER
dict to-day, finding him guilty of man
slaughter. His sentence is two TO four
teen years in the Michigan City prison.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
THE HUMORISTS.
The Union Idea.

Chicago Post.
Did you tip him of to the police? asked the
burglar.
Sure" answere the confidence man.
"NNhy?'
"He's a nonunion safe blower"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
A Theory.


Kansas IITY journal.
In Cleveland the telegraph companies are
substituting girls for boys as messengers.
Perhaps the idea Is 60 prevent the Cleve-
land girls from becoming fast.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
seasonabIe Amenities.

New York Press.
Far be II from me 20 seem presumptu-
Gus" remarked the Pumpkin Pie 10 the
strawberry Shortcake. but you may 20
away back and sit down.
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Oil Producer Killed.

y o. oct. III. II. Vanwormer. O
wealthy oil producer. whose home Is IN
Bradford. Pa. was run over and killed
by a Lake Erie * Western train at ST.
Mary's this afternoon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
Mice May Cause badness.
London Spectator.

\ barber had been giving the writer much
about the hair, and then le-
marked that not long since a young man
had come into his shop who had lost all
his hair. X had come OF very suddenly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18
SULLIVAN PRIZE FIGHT CASE.
Decision of Judge Harris Defined by
IA Attorney.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SULLIVAN. Ind, Oct. 1L-John T. Hays.
of this city. attorney for the defendants in
the Patten-Dixon prize-fght case, upon
whose motion Judge Harris quashed the
information, in an interview to-day said:
1.-The case was simply that of an exhibit
lion with siX-ounce gloves and the pro
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18

What did Mr.. Ellison. Of the Board Of
Charities. mean at South Bend when. after
expressing confidence in Governor Durbin's
willingness to continue the policy OF nom
partisan boards, he said that the Governor
could not put his announced policy into
execution too soon?' What nonpartisan
board by law has he not continued by 1T
ting appointments? What board is not dis
charging its duties efficiently? Governor
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-18

OF which he is the patentee. Fears are
entertained that he has been fOully dealt
with.
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For these prosperous times the statement
that there are 12O banks having deposits OF
10000 II over is considerably too small.
The fact Il that 40 banks have deposits OF
S5.OOO.OOd or over.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

The east side Of Silver street seems
20 be an unending source of trouble for
tn" bicycle riders. The sidewalk in
spots on that side uf the street is little
more than a gravel path and is very
tempting. especially in wet weather.
one of the popular tailorS of the city
was sailing along there. Saturday, on
his wheel when he was spotted by q
special officer The orders of city Mar
Shal Harrington are strict and are still
in force. 50 the rider was warned By
Tie officer. Eut hc did not realize the
full significance of the good advice and
W35 reminded to call on Judge Shaw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
BANK OFFICIALS MISSING.
Teller and Borkeeper Of Lowell Bank DIS
appear he loss Not Known

Lowell. Ma4g.. oct. n. AiJcrt g..
Smith. teller. and Lewis +. SHiit
buoaizcrpcr az me Merchants National
Ean NIX. have been m.:G.n, s.Dcc Thurs
day night and their abs Cntc has l1d
I" an rNaiainati II OF tn r. ace UNITS.
rho directors Of the bank held II meet
ing that listed until /: o'tl1ck tonight,
ana as result made Il stltc5n"nt TO
the effect that the banks INTEREST," afc
not affected. Tic statement l. Is tpI'
lows:
THE bans is absolutely round. the
iirst know cgc that We had # any
tgou}l" Woh ~ tIp faIiur" ~ tie men
TO ipp"ar at the iauhi ih's inur"iiih'
81 to usual time. Tiat fact alone W
4 nh woul' can fur ~ invcstig ton.
We don't know what the examination
haG iryrjlcd. It has not been g, m
p!"tod ng vat ald VIII not Dc uniil 70
niii FU". 4 nnal ttnicmcnt vi b.
i'at.c ~ that time
'rlr TELLER ana buokkcopar N""e ~
Lowoii. l..t night They l'ft thor
hunvs early IN TIA evening and 80 far
MS Is knnNn. said nothing - thelr y o
~ ,f 10 thriI Intentions of ira-inE the
,.tI. IA Midnight. Mrs Smith, wh"
lives ~ 2n3 Gibson street. Wa aroused
IS a tnienhohr call and in her story
ta thc police ahc says that She received
q message 80 the effect that h"r nus
b, ia ~ouid rot return uu!in% TIC
night. she declares that this n aDap-
iuiriy Al thai size knows about his ;,o
Scucr. Ms. swift. y to lives at Tyler
Ptrt. made The statement that her
- ,eF.rl.
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death. winch resulted from genera
breaking down. M. Mcclure hEd spent
tn" greater par, OF his life iii this town,
rE"r" G vas engaged Il. vi, inu3 kift''
az hu'inc g. II" WAS .ar s.,n- time IA
III" cp'ricN of S@murI i.llisi"'l IN 2
grist MI It tie rp.e- Vi,lnrc, lIt"l
going into bu, ireas with George N.
imniorth IN riCccIy store, and i"W
ArIlS E,t"r y" want into the grain
hrs 'n's' 10" himself 81 ~" 81! sfh.
all. IL" 'c'"ain,d IN ;.i. his!nrfa Uni
III ab"ct =" ~ agr. W,en he novel
ont f3lm On 4 ,ro.s r;1h between
ta' nj ri Wat .rk ill., vi err ic ~ q
until the time Of his death. MI. Me
clare 's survived IS II wild lN. one
danehtr'. Mrh. i, &. iicn5on. ana W.
gr?itdchilerei,. Kate aid t'rah's Bro" ~
tho i&tt"r having b"pn 4 utcitih"f ~ MS
lrandfatA""'s family for > Nerai y"tIH'
Fun"lIi :crNictS were tcid az 10 o riN'.'
Su,CtE morning. II his late h""'
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Yesterdays Fire.

IN" TIM department was called ont i
httic AFTER . n'cluck sunday morning.
Il" Il hlazr IN the Bangs station. 50
called. "A Nuh-pnncr station of the Wa
tcrNille y Fairfield Railway & Light
'"- I'M IRE was caused by a short
tTcuit III similar trouble on The switch
BOARD While some changes in the cir
CUTS We're being made Ii was lively
lit'!e hfe f"r time but the firemen
mace snort work Of it after they got
the water. The damage will &c slight
t is mostly On the switchboard. as the
other machinery was not damaged to
any extent. The lights on the circuits
Supliieh ny TINS station were off for n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
NENDING POCKET KNIVES.
Sentimental i,c, sons That Lead Poop,
to the cut.ty's Shcp.
fi<cH York .I,u1

C[cw York SUM
\ man ol an inquiring tuln who had
read on IN" front OF n cutters ahGp the
sign "Pockc, Knives Rebladed ara Re-
handled" anl who reesiled the fact
dat wen he was a hey. 90 uscd Ia get
4 new bed" put in Sometimes wfnf, he
broke enc out Of his knife. found upon
inquiry. that boys StiIl get new blades
piit tn knives just as they used To. but
that. ms u matter of fact, the people
no have pocket knives repsired are
mc:tl" older persons. md that tae
Lmivce are iiH,Iy - be valued fr tl.ei-
~ e I J; stems.
rive ,Ari,th that knife fCr ~ yea q :"
says one @tntlCira.I. ard he HI nds over
y Erife that Ec'- carried since To was
4 rry. ana that hold hate 70 lost.
Nanv knives brought in for rtnai:s
.tc Iitrtd bccaus" they are gifts; or
thew we're bought n some foreign roun-
trr or ,trf jrii suit the hand q the
r..u that uses thcir. There are yari
r.- urro or lcrs sentI.nentai reasons
t.tr g maA m.y prefe. T. keep ne Old
knife rather tlan discard III FOR a npH
,lr. Then u may be ina, in some
c:hc. III: r. tly ..nlf" Il ITO valuable
wv Ir thtovH away. ~ that nlst and
1.et .lG I'm oue reason and anuthc-
ot.t II INV t.,tuur.tcr cf p-tHrt knives
c,.rr.,d ~ ~u.d u-rg cone tJ he
ns-u5ci.
TE, r.p:t.r- u.a... wv pocket knives arc
Mo y .ar.uu ,.at-,tcr Tires ma, clnsis'
fl- sNamI.ie. e 'r, putting pa "t one rr.
.,ar -.U' pg ic1r-aa' .:I'd Knife to
.t..44.l . .G. rocked or iaw .d WiLu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

J.. y Totman of Duluth. Mimi. for
merry d! this town. recently met with
serious accident by beng thrown
from a carriage. He was found in an
unconscious condition by the roadside.
and il was 4; first feared that very
serious results would follow. Rela-
tiNcs here have received word how
ever. that Mr.. Totman is recovering
from the effects Of the accident ana
hopes are entertained that he will soon
," in his usual health. Many friends
Here hope for his speedy recovery.
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MARRIED..

WASIltNGToN.
Camluh,l-,-ort y Righari Curn,il AHA
Cl,-, SAwt'il loth ,f Tr. scott
ANrHOSCoGGIN.
Gr."a .tt,t ir. ';i.v "a. Parker s;.,l Mis-.
tlnr"nr" M C,arrr.
.,nd Mis- Na,:I,, eastman. to,h 4 .tu-
barn
NisCEII.ANEuUS
Cambridge Mas. -Oct IN Edward
Lewis Center Clark and Miss Sail
Pitcher NickerSpn
Bu~inu-Dct 2. Charles tlarurd Moor ot
Hogkland ana Harriet II. Gates w Krn-
iord Fails.
YORK.
Woils-.uot Fred :. Hrvoy ANA
Phoebe B!anch Colby both ot Port ANA.
CUMBERLAND.
Fnruaad-0 ct II. Mn Frank J. Bracdnn
Portland. Howard Rosc,o i.owcry and
MIS-. Mary .Ann Latin. w TIL VI Portland
Gr"rE. H. Fi,ld ct NV Gloucester and
Miss Nellie ~. Davis W. Portland oct. III,
arrol r iiichlrdson 3ri Rosa \. We
Sin. Joan Huppcv Turner and MIss lnrz
Hian,nv Perry both Of Portland.
kENNEBEC
Watcr,iUc-Cct N Lynne II. Adams ot
WILTON ana Mss Eliza =. a1chatd .:
SAGADAH0C.
Eowd3.nhIn-Oct. y. Mai Durwurd
rattee n North Stratiord \. r.. and
Mis- Bertha Nuy NIrncy w EuWdOinh4m
Hath-0ct. II. CHARLES " Crocker ana
Miss Margaret NJ. Aver
KNON
RocklanG- October i. Fra Weston
Gt"yer ana Miss Elizabeth NJ Cay. both I
ni EocHiaHd. Oct Is, Willard $. Roberts (
of Reading. Mass. ana Miss i.uella Is 4
rocket of RuckluEd
Rockrcrt-uct. !. Chester Melvin ana
Louise y Natnum. both OF Euckp II. /
WALDO
HrCoks-cct Is. Admah d. Morcy az
.as'ing and Miss Elizabeth NJ Harmon W
rhorrdikc
LINCOLN
Enotn14. Iarbnr-Oct :. Joseph iio.-
AMI ana Miss Maggie Morcy. both VI
Sonthhay Harhur.
North Waldohoro-oct. s. John Berry
7 Rockland and Gleinda +. Nasn Of
HANCOCK.
HiGkspolt-Oct. .. Robert L. Collins Of
iockland ana Mice T.. Gillc:- of Bucks
Ear liarhor- get. M Title pouehtcriy
Q p lanes salisbury. both Of Mt. Desert
Prospect Harhor-Oct. ~. MISS Linda $.
>>i"SpN OF GOIidsbo-o. and Edwin W
'oyie Of East sullivan
h.r Harhor-Oct. Is. Mary +. Steven
7 p Martin H. Burke. both Of Ear liar5or
ID =. Miss Daisy Myrtl,
rooksville. -
Hnr Harbor-Oct. u. Emma S. nam n
or - p"'-
oar iiarbor-Oct a. Alice r. Prebie 10 '
49, - I. Savage, both Of Bar Harbnr.
Pr io1khn-Oct. T. George Reed AlI,n ma |,
II Rose q. Wells.
nENOESCOT.
tango s. Oscar J. Goodwin ari
! , uiile NJ Lacy, both of Bangor.
,,i.ampden-Oct a. Edward NJ. Atyn,5 +
niuaso and Miss Mar1 :. Moore nf
.,.ia Is. Frrueric w. Lowe and
A aI't Lee Close. both or Bangor
u, Rerrald r.. Perry AMI
""che NJ. ilincklcy.
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A Fieacish Attack.

AH .ttack WAS lately made IN w. r.
tn'i.a. WEI 'hcroke,. Iona ti1t nearly
proved f,'@l II ,au.. through his kid
rays. His h",l. E"t WV LAME he could
rnt stncI without great pain. nar sill in
= hair -%ecp; propped by cushions. No
r.mciv f,'r.d him uutl ~ tried Elcc-
tric N.tt,is Whi.h Effected such Won
icrfli ,ha.rc that H. writes he feels
lik. 4 rev man. This marvellous medi-
,uc cures hackacho and kidney
trouble. puIiI,s tie hlaod ana builds
IN your health. only 5oc. al BCuditch
y Wohstcr's drug stDr-
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5. 5. I.ightbody < 60, Watervillc. Me.
inslow, Me
Dear Sirs:-For twenty years | tried al
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never with satisfactory results I was
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Powders. which | did. and can say that |
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trouble from them whatever.
MRS. ROBERT MAXWELL.
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DIED.
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Portlanf-Urt. 10. Sarah Eizabeth
lfswarI aged ~ years. . months y days.
.idhD W.strrcam4i, aged Is ears: Ocf =,
Katherinr Deppie; Oct. n Mrs us ~, II
CodY haniltc n; Oct H.. William s oIiin..
by. aged So years; Oct. H. John cootler
assd u Gears, u months. r days: oct II
Fred NJ: Chapman, aged 81 years: Oct IL
foaco P5efion Davis aged months. il
Yeats 3 -nnpihs day 81 T n; ased -
t,arte,- tavr,I N .a. =. Cr, X W. II
OLIVIA Uimnock a,,.d = CO.., sna..ph
~ ,gnya. nc, M par ~, III l.. p., .yLitiIs-
aaed e Years; Oct Z. Mrs. Catherine
poeH .a.d = Va tats; 90 ~; Patfick
E n ast lbso gf aee doP'h '1Eg Io Omar
arel 81 ycars oct II. Mary Eta PenneI'
'ged - year. ,,,
w., i..li,,,o ,,b o. r. n,,to, t,.,-,,.
aged II years. ii months. b aays
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

Mrs. G.. w Hussey. Mrs. Bennett and
daughter will join the Robbins person
ally conducted party to Buffalo, which
Will leave bangor. today. on the Yam
kee. The party will remain over night
in Boston. making tho trip to Buffalo
by daylight, Tuesday.