davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01
Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian Church.
The pastor will preach at 1O:45 a.
m. on "The Power of a Spiritual
Christianity"
The ladies of the church will of the
evening service which will be mission
airy in character. The topic will be,
Our New Colony, Porto Rico.
Program
Anthem.
Porto Rice and what Presbyterians
are doing there. Miss Coke.
Present Political Situation of Por-
10 Rico. Mrs. Trip
Extracts from Letters of Mission
airy. Miss CLANCY
History of Work in. St. Lawrence
Island. Mrs. Manson
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01

As result OF the meetings tina
khave been held in the Indian LAX
Baptist church by Revs PaImberl
and Dahlstrom, fourteen persons wer'
baptised Wednesd = evening
D. W. Chute caused a ripple Tues
day afternoon by leaving the Bur
lington restaurant which was in
quar- ntiue. He returned after q
short absence and now is numbered
among those having small pox in a
light form.
j. P. Peterson is not saying a great
deal, bvt you can find him as pleas
ant and courteous as ever, doing
business at G. LIS old stand in the
grocery, footwear, and dry goods
line, and he will be Pleased to attend
your wants III these articles.
The Ladies Aid OF the Preshyter-
ian church will hold their monthly
tea at the home of Mrs. Geo. D. Day.
ton, Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 9Th.
A gener, II and cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Frank Wood has purchased the
Albert Leistico house opposite
Mackay's shop and will move it to a
lot located in Jas. Walkers farm, for
residence about the first os March.
Mr.. Leistico will erect large new
building on the site vacated.
Invitations are out fer tho marriage
Of MathiIda Aatsan to Rev. John
Ekstrcm, pastor CT the Swedish Mis-
sion Tabernacle to take place Febru-
ary IL at 8 p. M, IN the chu,ch par
Tor, followed by supper at the par
sonage which bar just been built and
is now nearing to completion.
A man icar Mankato while drunk
Saturday night took his wife out in
the ba, K yard, placed her head on a
block and was going to chop her
head off. After a strong appeal he
finally let her go. He was only fined
Sis costs for the affair. A sentence
to Still water for ninety-n;ne years
would have been more appropriate
sentence.
Willie Love]ess, Youngest son OF w.
W. Lovele. S, while skating Tuesday on
the new ice that formed where the
thick ice had beer removed from the
lake, he broke through going into
the water nearly up to his neck and
was prevented from going farther by
his feet touching the bottom. Jay
Wolven assisted him in getting out
He was around again all right Wed.
nesday.
Geo. B. Staddeu, OF Minneapolis,
is here preparing a souvenir write
up of the the town. His plan is very
practical and specimens of other
towns are OF an excellent character;
The expense is covered by the num-
Der of books patrons desire. The
books containing many half-tones
are useful aud valuable for any per-
sons library or gift to friend. He
should receive united support.
DR.. Lanman, of St. James, will ad.
dress the high school next Monday
Q, ening on The Centennial OF the
Appointment OF John Marshall to be-
Chief Justice of the Supreme court
The address will be delivered in the
Presbyterian church at 7:30 p. m.
there will be no charge, no collection
DR.. Lanman is scholarly gentleman
and our citizens will enjoy lbe purity
of bis dic,ion. All over the U. S
are being delivered now there cen
cenuial addresses, and our citizen'
are favored in having the opportunity
to listen to an address about one o.
the greatest of the fathers and found
ers of the nation, who deserves ,
place along side of Washington,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01

Report Of Lincoln School for
January 1901.
Attendance, boys 18, girls II, total
IS. Average daily attendance 29.1.
Those not absent during the month
were, Rika Behrens, frankie Kunze,
Chas. Leafgreen, Jennie Leafgreen,
Katie, Patsy, and Lizzie Ryan, Lester
and Minnie Stephens, Carl Selberg,
Mary, Herbert, Albert, Augusta, and
Will Ullrich and Stella Wright.
Patrons of the school and visitors
are welcome any time IT,
Russell B. Moberly, Teacher.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01


jtinued cold.
r. L. Morland loft Tuesday for the
cities.
PC. Pratt, of Bigelow was in town
Tuesday.
Pure Meats Joot harness oil at F.
G. Stitser's.
Mrs. C. M. Crandall, has been quite
sick the first Of the week.
John De- Boos, of Sibley, was in
town the fore part of the week.
New harness given for old harness
at Stitser's.
J.R. Wheeler and and wife left
Wednesday afternoon for Cherokee,
Ia.
Money to loan at lowest current
rates on real ef ate. Apply to Walter
Aagard.
A, G. Lindgren came over from
Adrian Monday returning home Tues
day evening. }
w. Barron and daughter, Miss
Lena, of Rushmore. spent Sunday
with Worthipgton friends.
H. VoIberdirg, of Humboldt,
Ia, was N town this week visiting
relatives the Schinkel boys.
Flank Hansberger has placed Il
handsome new piano in the home OF
James Montgomery, Wilmont.
DR.. H. M. Bracken was here Wed
-uesday night on his way to Bigelow
to look over the small pox situation.
Old harness made to look like new,
repaired and oiled. Bring them to
Stitser's before you went to use them.
VIM. E Deyo, Of Org, went to the
twin cities Thursday to look after
som, real estate deals pending ad'
justment.
At the annual meeting of the
Swedish Lutheran church held lately
Nels Swanson was elected janitor
for another term.
Wanted. Three or four untur'
n;shed rooms for light housekeeping
in desirable location. State price
A. I. r., care this office.
Into each life some ruins must fall,
Wise people don't sit down and bawl
Only fools suicide or take to fight.
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night. Ask your druggist
Walter Aagaard viii: tell you wher'
to make good investments IN rea
estate. Go and see him. Real Estat
Office, Worthington, MINI.
NC. Bylauder, Of Reading ma
been elected superintendent OF tn
Sabbath school of the Swedish Mis-
zion tabernacle and August Sander
janitor.
DR.. j. G. Clark, Eye specials
' from Sioux City, Ia, will be at Hott
Worthington Feb. 4. Conspltatlo
free.
Lake Crystal has five cases OF sma
DIX and Mankato couple. =
Bracken visited Lake Crystal an
ordered all churches and schools r.
opened saying there was no dang'
with proper precaution.
CT your insu ance and list 70!
property for sale with Walt
Aagaard's real estate Office WORT
ington, MINI.
For Rent-195 acres of wild Ian
10 miles north of Pipestone, to
broken and faxed. Address Cha
Glattly, Worthington, MIMI 20
Dr. &c. Clark: eye. specialist pre-
dent of Sioux City, Ophthahmic l
stitute, Secretary Iowa State ASS AZ
citation os Opticians, will be at We
Ellington, Feb. s, Hotel Worthingto
and every thirty days hereafter. Al
person suffering from Headsct
Nervousness, Crossed Eyes, blurl'
of Vision, Red and Infamed Ey'
Dizziness, webs or spots before
vision will do we'll to call upon t
Doctor he makes no charge for e . e
: nation. - {: ssa
Have your baby's photo taken ll's 2
the Yates studio. f'26-2 *S
&Itfht.ET r.. .-.r~.E : 49, 1911 E}F-2@ III
%~.5< ~ >% gsss. &
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01

Albert Anderson came down from
Wilder last Saturday for short WIS.,
it. He returned Monday morning.
John johnson, of Bingham Lake,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
The sewing society which met with
Mrs. A. Bjornstad on Wednesday last
was we'll attended and an enjoyable
time had by all.
w. G. Fletcher, of Sioux Falls, was
in town the first of the week transact
ing business.
Ed. Erickson launched his new ice
boat last week. Its a hummer for
spsed. Our boys felt rather humiliat-
ed in being so badly beaten so they
are now busy at work charging their
sail.
Lee Leonard delivered fine bunch
of hogs here to A. Oberman the first
of the week.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01
Another Cut in Prices!
EVERY Article Warranted!

Hot water bottles, $lOO5 value Doc
Fountain Syringes, . = 9 z 5Oc
All of Humiston reliable family REM
edies at ONE-HHALF price until
February lst !.
Humiston's Lung Ba]sam, SOC size
at.,.... ......,. Zoe
'9lmiston's Hive Syrnp 30c size: I5c
Humiston's Balm of Juniper Sl.O0
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01
- NUOU0~~ ~,
, LOCAL NEWS.
. q,
H6Axlkot 1oRoEt.
Daily Weather Report.

7CHloAao, Jan. 81, Ga. M
Generally fair tonight and
FRIDAY colder tonight con-
itinued cold.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01

Humiston's German Tea $1,0O size
d.. ..... =. -. OOC
Il umistos's German Liniment Soc
size. .S..... ..... 26c
Humiston's Minnehaha Tooth Paste
BUG size. ....... 2Fc
Humiston's Witch Hazel Cream Csc.
size. ..-...-... ...121c
Humiston's Carbolic Salve Csc size
at:.. 49,. ....... ...12*c
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
Advertised Letter List.


The following 10 - list Of Istsers r.
naming 10 the Pos Toe ct Eruns wick,
Ca. unclaimed, fer the week ending
Dec nbsr IL. 1901: jta.l .hs Il, 4
A--Aies Rslls Adams, Nrs. .Haear
A mn .ss, tCbsf A. Atkin,, Lula Abhs.
y P,as BioRen, Mrs Lula Bacon,
Harry BBtler, Mrs NJ e Bush, Mrs
I'd die Bsluai,nt, J5Bernscker, Lester
BAILEY. .o,,4 ,s
C-E A CvAiG, 1T Cla,k. Mira Mary
Chailonsr, W q Collins Mas Ca.rio. .
CssyArS. Miss Matte ChandIy, Mis-
Ma lie B Chandler. c. r Cham be,s
Msl AaF.hs OAries.
D-J ) Davidson, Hrs Lila D,eksen
E-Miss Ola EMERSON, Mrs ARE q
Emanuel.
F-Mavk F.ds-. Jacob Frazier. Il r
Frazer.
G-Miss Florence Gray. Mss Fannie
Greene. James 0aitis.
h-Hst Haywood (2), George n |
N e Hiii, Rev T II II omors. II r Huo-
sara, r L Asrring, Z S Hartwetl d Co
w y Jsnkin'. Billie Johnson,
Mortimer Jssss, George Johnson, f.
NJ. Jonas, e. w Jsnss, N les S-liie Je
ksns,. 4 J. Iaokssn.
K-Wade II K'nbsli.
10 w Lyons, q W Lee Jr.
N-Miss MaEy Msbls, Msank Mu,-
vay, c Marriage, G l. McErten, j b
Ainsr. b r Massey.
(. Nd n Nesbit.
l. PA 3 Park,
R-0sorge A II IbInsOn Pstsr Rob.
srsssn.
S-MO Mary Stewart, IA Samuel.
Ask shaw, Mrs IT SneiisoD, Mrs T
T e SatlsoD, Miss Pleasant Smith,
Miss Misnys Smith, Misc Ell sn ST.
aJss. H w r. CHI, CO strtckls nd.
T--ThOnAs Tyseu, J w Tarantine.
,W-nI Wright, N A. Walker, Sam
WAtsen, 4 Wslksr. d g Wise. John
W,staSs. GsrfRs Wiil'son, w II Whit. +,
Miss Matte walker, Tbes1o, f.
I 'Wihsms. ~ ..a.
Partie eAliiag for any OF the above
lsttsrs Will say they we're advertised
1aa will pay cent for each lstt, r
siaiuaad.
Ifysa have Any complaints aeain-,
fhssefvios Or facilities bring them /"
ne, +t. +. McC. BROWN.
Postmaster.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
ADMINS TRAT0R'S SALE.
Valuable Stock Ia Trade; iis East Ba,
Street, Savannah, Gssrgia.

Gnder order of sale granted by the Ordin arv
81 CHATHAM ooasty. Georgia, viii sell TO the
hlKhsls bidder At pablo auction, up0n the
pTemisss 1ls East Bar street.. fSsVaunsh- o.
nstwesn the hours OF loa. IN. and 4 p.l M, on
Iusede1 De Sember sist, 1901, the entire stoCII
q ee0de upon the satd premises of the iate
ne9fy 5aeatsF, conslsting OF Meats, CaRned
SocQvr dfocerieS, Ropes, Cotton duck, Tar
EslhWAnd Qua. Bieot and Jackie, window
ts aahip ChAndeFy basihSss i'This Is Oae 81
tne eest spRortu Rittcse ever offered ~ aly one
Wns 9Sslrea 70 run IN established -blisiuose "a
~ va basinesss stAnd where che deceased
nsary 1uchtsF, had built up 4 lucrative trade
An ecoepliaDis purchaser Will ind no diEaeuIty
~ arranging rehsopRble teFtnsa Of rental Will
Lns lAndIeid, ne eau stsp right in and cantinue
the easlaesA twill continue 20 conduct the
IasAneea ~ aaid stand up 70 the lay or aalc and
y the sale viii exhibit On Inventory OF The
At9oAs-~ .--4...- gtsasA y
Terms cash, purchaser paying for bill of
sels-ssd fssvanus Stamps. 7-'-.. : >,'.
,.. JOHN JUCHTER,
Administrator Estate Henry JuebtcT.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
ADMINISTRATORS sALE.
aE0kaIA-aIyAn COanty

e0dtr sne BY virtue Of al order Of the Or
sinsry et said county viii be sold, on the sOtl
GAJ Oh ueeeM6et, 1901, between che hoars OF i
=, n and4 p. m., AZ public outcry, at the stor
II 1olosm1ta ~ Company, ON the souths as
corner Of Gloucester and Grant streets, in th,
elty 81 bransWick IN said county, 20 thS
h ns aAds Dest bidder who pays cash
interest," IA TIE stock of goods consisIinS
St wlnss, nseors, cissre, tobacco, sanned goods
soeisl feeaA and Also a half interest IN the
sxIs cables. eheifs, bottles. glasses, pictursx,
seis. oaice farnitpre, desks, ETC., ia said build.
lls o9ocAined. said banding being occupied by
~ 9fsn on. u Goldsmith a Company, said one.
nsf INTEREST being the property OF. the estste OF
9e9Lge. L fttchsT, deceased, and being sold -
EersdkA perishable property OF said estate
40 sxAcI ibvehtory Of ali the said property
seH-Ds seen ~ SAID store OF l.. Goldsmith a Of.
aP0n application. - b. f.7.1 90 : : -. ~
sad Ssis win be continued from day 10 day
tnkb Completed. ~ - "
This isth dag ef DeccmbeF, 1901
As, LEVI GOLDSMITH.
~sa.nInse AtsTSA the estate Of George L.IiIchsr
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
REMEMBER THE POOR.

TAsrs IL . great deal Of ssssd philss
sphy as well rs CbrLstiaalty in II,
d0stries that 1t 10 NOR. blsss 4 to Civ,
than to receive. The man who dee
s5netbins 70 make o.hors happ,
achieves mHre teal. satisfAO ION thar
whsa be ssIAshIy eek, oaly mis- ows
GS2f0rt.
THIS 10 the time when We shaAld al,
remember the poor. Thsrs ere many
who ased ~ aid: The cold VISA tHs,
10 trying on those whe have every
home comfort and abuod sncs OF cloth.
ing aRd fuel. Hew those WAC live 10
ola hosssS with broken window pane.
AID nv Srough 1frs. Or bsd esvsrinx, .r
clothes, u ust nave suffered dari"g Il :
past few days.
- -%
The Chrlatmas season 10 at hand-ths
season Of gifts. Ne viii give May
pyess iis TO those who Dc not nsed
them, hut new many who do. must 70
villa " thsn. TAs poor are act ain
cHlt 10 and. Let each OF us who IL more
blessed than the peer resolve 10 make
some Dor family happy.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

BE 'ure'yos csh NO. buy wha, you
wsas 10 brunswick. bef,rs yos ssud
away fer IL. Ssme Of the Aercha nti
c'aIn that RtHnswiek psJpls are no,
patr0nizinE hsme industry a. tEsy
lhould.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
Administrator E.tsts as SEJ JaeSs:r.

90 whsrs you know you can get the
largest selection TO pick from, and where
yon Anou you will get the best goods. d.
Ksasos NotFsJswelry Store, ais NswcAs-
tie street. " ~
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

State School Commissioner 6lsT I
hAs compistsd the superintendent Of
afGs w y ~ ~ IN ~tA4A
the school faad among the difsfan,
counties Of The sta's and Glynn c0an.
ty's share 10 SIC. 4ti 49,.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

LOST Between Law sand Hun,sr
& Sale Co.. black ana gold broeadsd
cape. Finder please return it TOT, M.
Hoodsnpyle ana receive reward.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

Here is a chance to get
bananas cheap for your
Christmas holidays.
b. Bochardt & Co.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

Portable gas stand lamps, suitable
for Chriatnas sifs', Gail aai see the
assUT tnsat q $40 Newcastle s..
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
70 suRsoRIpnRs.

ssbssribsrS are requested 70 netify the sMss
whsn tAsy tAil 70 get any issue OF the Tinss-
ehM. attention 20 shis matter will ~ At1i ..
Gi2tsd by the ppbliahsrs. b ,...s.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

Gas heaters. radiators, water hsaters.
lamps and rsnEss put in by the Gas
Company. See them.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
p0atmAster

patssf gold eyeglasses or spsota ,lss
will m9ats usstai and good present. You
will lad the best ct Ksnnon Motto, Doctor
OF Opties 2fS Newcastle street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

Nantes for Ian h descent or Welsh
back lamp. Ice, u per dog. Guar.
tGed o. K. A. Il. Baker.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
BY r. A. MULLINS. LESSEE.

Tbs Tinss-GGl VIII be delivered By carrier
or nail POI year. 500; psr week Is cents. Cor
rsspssasnts On live subjects solicited. Res
nkms Of writer shonid accompany saras. Sab
cer1ptaOns payable in advAace y " q
AaafssG ali Communications to
s2.sss TIE TIMES-OALIs
49, III Bruaswisk. Go.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

Pictures maks sice Christmas pre-.
ssnfs. Go to Fleming d Was''s for
then.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

Fras--Eas stove-givsn away. Regis
'ar ysuv Rsms AZ $40. Newcastle St.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

Nsmieg& Waf have . supply OF
CrewH Combination Carom boards.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

=, Colgate's toilet SOAP, at 2so per box
8 IN box % Heliers,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

Order . xss stovs. irou =, L. i w
CA,snd 1t will be pat in ready for sse
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

Linen s'f-, l'oen towels, Inca nag,
Hins, linen table clo'h ms, high olass
goods, at popular prices At Heile,'s.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

" efc u1h Of Chri"'~as holidays
the SO0the'n railway viii sell round
t'ip tickets to all points at rate Of one
and "ne-thir fare, Decem Der q, %, 2a.
"a %, 80 snd 81, frellmt Jarua.1
902
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
Lang & Wood
Planning Mill.

Heavy plated rings with pearl sets
at 75o &C 81 slIer's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

FOR RENT-Four good, comforta.
Ole rooms furnished or unfurnished, to
parties without children. Apply at
4O5 G 81. 2,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24
NOTICE

Ia to 40 lily M frieud., D., ron
ana the public generally hat Mr.. Phi !
Keller now ia charge IT. tho Arc .de
saIooH' B. HHsCh
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-24

CncNEpV (nOne regu red belonging to the
SVs~V6Ui opera hOase) by Thos. Neville.
Each scene tribute to this great artists skill.
E0HTsIMES by rescalcbi., Rich, oeautIfuI
IVY oH ~ and Historically correct.
quo Vadls Is sermon with no one aisle p in
the paws "-Natchez, Mis-, Daily Democrat.
newspapers where this fine compSny has
lately lappeared, justices Managers Fleming u
wan IN Offering them special inducements to
ON, OH ana II Is conhdsntly expected TO be the
leading amusement OF the season.
:, Sale of seats will hes IN at Fleming & Wars
Friday, Dec. 20
SPECIAL MATINEE. rs and Soc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
FIRST CONFESSION
Of Mrs. Bonine About Killing
Of Young Ayres
Was Male to G. B. Gardner, the Day
After Alleged Murder.
Nc Advised Withholding Statement U.iii Suicide
Theory Was Exploited.

Washington. NOV. 2s-Thc fact was
brought out, today, in the trial of Mrs.
Lola Ida Boninc. for the killing Of
James seymour AyrcS, Jr.. that she
made u private confession Of her part
in The traEt dy on the evening after the
homicide, several days before she took
tine police officials into her confidence
This recital was made to George T..
Gardner. an attorney employed IN the
Law division of the interior department.
who Was Il huardcr at the kenmore
hotel and usually sat At tn" same tabl,.
at which Mrs. Bonine took her meals.
Mr.. Gardner was on III" witness
Stard. today. ana told his story for tho
first time. H." said that Mrs. i}"ninc
sought him ont and asked his advice
a. to whether ,hr should max" 4 public
statement. ami h" suggested to her
that she should delay h"I confession
until tn. theory of suicide. which Was
flst entertained, should b. fuzzy "X-
plotted.
\ number cf other witnesses were"
heard during tn" day. several of their
being men who took .\yrrS out ~
upirhhnrinG saloons during he ~, ming
Of May II. ono of them took him 10
his rourn after midnight about tW"
hours before m met his death. This
Witness Was young man named
Burns VINO testified that when II" left
AIrrs tn" latter was perfectly sober.
Tnts- WITNESSES generally agreed that
Ayr,.S had taken about two glasses Of
l., er ANA that ID WAS NOT under tn" in
tiucnc- of liquor. Rurns said that on
one occasion he had seen Ayrcs treat
Mrs. Bonine cont-lnptuuusly. III said
-nc had nurs,.d him GBuulsJ When sick
ana had visited his room both day ana
night.
other witnesses also testified that
Mrs. Bnninr had visited them when
SICK
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
THE STATE RESTS.
Counsel Hudson Opens the
Defence for Lambert.
Claims That Prisoner Had no 0ppor-
tunity to Commit Murders.
State Succeeds in Having Bloodsoaked Earth
CIod Admitted as Evidence.

Dover. Me. Nov. 26.-Thr prosecution
in the ease Of Henry Lambert. charged
with the murder OF j. Wesley Allen.
rested its case, 1T II O'Clock. this fore
noon, almost exactly one w.r!, .f,rr
the trial began. i;eforc thr afternoon
adjournment the opening argument Tor
The respondent haL been completed ana
the examination Of Witnesses WAS Wcll
under way.
Immediately after the opening ot
court the prosecution suc",.n,l.d il
overcoming til. opposition Of the ic-
tencr to tn" introduction Of testimony
regarding the much discussed sod
taken from thv yard near Wnerc j.
Wesley Aliens body was found. ana
Prof. Robinson and DR.. Whittier Of
Bowdoin College testified that after
examination they were convinced Tho
dissertations were caused BY blood
In opening for The defence Mir Hud-
son spoke two hours. claiming tnat the
defence would prove that lambert ,lad
no opportunity 10 commit the crime.
The afternoon testimony was rcr the
most part III relation to III" rubber.
Lambert had Worn and th, trar,S
found near the Lambert c;tnp ana on
the logging roads The day after I'll.
tragedy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
ODllN'S NEW BADGE.
Said to Have Come from Bartenders and Liquor
Dealers Much Criticism.

Lewiston, M... Nov. 25.-tSpccian.-
Last evening. on the occasion &c the
annual police ball, city Marshal L. l..
Odlin Mas presented with gold badge
in which was set a costly diamond. The
incident, today. has been the cause of
a great deal Of unfavorable comment.
not to say scandal. ON the back Of the
badge was the inscription: From the
Friends of Honest Sport Ii was said
in the presentation speech that the
badge was given to Mr.. Ddlin by tn"
sporting fraternity" 1t has leaked
out that the money was raised by the
bar-tenders ana liquor dealers OF the
city. and. it is alleged. at the request
Of friends Of the marshal. the sub
Scriptions We're from 81 to 81 each and
some of them were given unWiilingly
The police rules and regulations pro-
vide that no present shall b. made to
an officer without consent Of the polir,.
committee Leading citizens are in
dignant that the head of th,. police de-
partmcnt should accept n present made
from men who under the Maine laws
are violatOrs of The statutes against
liquor selling. and, the affair is con
sured by the evening paper which is
the repre- Of the party in
pOWpr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
BULLET THROUGH BODY.
Little island Falls Girl Accidentally Shot but
Will Recover.

Island Fails. Me, NOV. ct ,SpeciaD.
Sadie DWver. the S-ytar-old daughter
If Edward Dwyer of this town, Vas
seriously injured, Saturday afternoon.
IN 4 stray bullet from 24-caIibr- rife
III the hands of Tom Donham the
Youngest son OF Geo. H. Donham. one
Of the most prominent citizens Of the
town.
Young ponham WAS firing at a mark
IN the pasture behind the house where
the DNxyer girl lives, and the bullet,
missing the mark at which the boy was
firing. passed through the wall of the
barn. The Dwyrr girl ana an older
playmate were just reaching up TO
close one Of the windows in til. barn
Oh the side next the field. They had
closed The window and turned away
when the bullet coming between the
children. grazed the clothing Of the
older giil ana striking Sadie under the
right shoulder. passed through the
BODY. coming out in front.
\ doctor was hastily summoned and
found only q flesh wound the bullet
having EraZed the ribs without pene-
treating the lungs. The child will re-
cover unless complications set in.
TIE shooting was purely accidental
and was due only to carelcssncss.