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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
AiARRIAGE AND MONEY.

The relations of the blind son ot ven
and the sharp-eyed money Eou HIN
been fruitful source ut touitur,
since folks nut on garments more ~
SiVp than fig leaves ami SouEil hS
Comulex shelter than tile dry side n
tree. How much money may ! .,n, Il
to marry on2 This IS "A question u, ,hat
constantly asked. and it Is proper V IL,
it should be, for X Is Of pressing r.
portanCe. N, !,
And the answer Is simple md rcaN
hand. Ii depends on the wcddlns III Nj
just how much OF wealth II needed M,
sure a cOntentrd existence aitcl ,a
honeymoon has waxed old ana . nr'' M
itself into Il proSaic hunting aitei MI.
whcrcwithal. lii New York. Il i
clared by some who have tried u. N, ~
rage on less than $50 per week Is Nh
ccSsion Of notwithstanding StruTs,tr and
,eads to much conflict with the bahel Eli
his colleague that selieth Hta'
hings similar. xour-
lii Baltimore 50 per cent. OF the p,hps
lation live on 81 weekly. or even ns NJ
vet this is popularity called the c.et
homes. and II well earns its h'li.eturlsd
tIrc. Yet homes have been i>rl
financially in Baltimurc whefS Md.
nore than SlJ weakly was 10 NC ia,,
IL TACT. IL can be taken AZ an Il
i domestic economies that the We tbau
Sncnt is Of moro Importance III
ID amount To he earned ,rnr
After an the only thing 1T ,-;us
copic TO do I'll, ~ we'd when iaLs ''aiy.
/. ana IT, plurky and fight hIaN eny
Dung couple with a fair standara 10
lcalth ncc,. fCCl ~ uncertainty .,n,Ire
heir ability to exist. Blt taif Ms dnrs
must lie taken that this program MN;
lot include sealskin CloakS or supf
liter the ban.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
BLONDIN SUSPECT.
Arrested, Tuesday, by Police
at Darlington, N. S.
Answers Description and Photograph
Of Alleged Chelmsford Murderer.
Made Desperate Resistance The Boston Police
Communicated With.

Halifax. N. s.. July 16-The police at
Darlington. n. 3. made a capture. this
afternoon. which they think will turn
out to be an important one. having ar
rested a man who corresponds with the
description and photograph of Wilfrid
Bonding, the suspected Chelmsford,
Mass. wife murderer. The constables
had hard fight with him before he
was overpowered and landed in jail.
which is being closely guarded. The
police of Boston have been commune
Gated with regarding the arrest.
The man in custody only came to
harrington. Monday, and as he was
suspicious looking the police kept
a close watch on his move
ments and after consulting the Blon-
din circular sent out by the Boston
police department they decided to place
him under arrest.
1t is the general superstition that the
suspect came from Boston to Var
mouth on one of the d. A. r. steamers
and then beat his way along the shore.
He was seen passing through Shell
burnc and at that time ii was stated
by some of the residents there that he
resambcd TIE alleged Massachusetts
wife murderer. but they allowed him
to pass unmoleSted.
The man under arrest is undoubtedly
n French Canadian and he is of a very
surly disposition. He refused to max.
known his identity or where he camt
from and this fact makes the police
doubly suspicious that they have tbs
right man.
There is an India ink mark on one OF
his arms which corresponds with that
mentioned in the circular. The police
will have a photograph taken il pos
sibc. of the suspect and Forwarded
it to the Boston police for Identified
ton.
The jail is being closely guarded fol
fear that he may try to escape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
THE INDEPENDENCE
Delayed by Fog Lawson Accept Invitation TO
Aug. 80 Races.

Newport. K. L.. July l6.-The indie
p"ndencc still swings at her moorings
inside Brentons Cove. The fog was
too thick To start for New London.
Size will be hauled out at New London
to have her forward plates thoroughly
repaired.
The night after the second race when
the Independence was beaten over
nine miles, nearly three tons Of water
was taken out. or to he more exact.
as buckets. each containing about 20
pounds of water.
SIR Lawson said that he had been
invited to enter the Independence in
the events of Aug. | ana 8 ana had ac-
ccpted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
Triumph for American Commerce.

IT is reported that an American Syndi-
cate may buy "A leading line of British
ships. conduct it in our usual style and
carry an important part Of the world
commerce with il. America always taxes
the lead in matters of this kind. 1t also
leads the world in medicines. There is,
no tonic to equal the old reliable Hos
letters Stomach Btters. 1t sets things
right in the stomach When this is done
the nerves are supplied with proper nour
ishment. adding tone and vigar to the en-
tire system 1t is a sure cure FOR dys-
pepsia. indigestion. constipation. bilious
ness. liver and Kidney troubles and j,
preventive for malaria. fever and aguc.
II is also great blood purifier AMI
should bc IN every household. lou I
fan 10 try W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
JONES' ELEATA
Wins the $40, 900 M. and M,
Stake at Detroit,
First Time Since 1896 Race Is Won
in Straight Heats.
Helen o.. Bardcn and Boralma Take Other
Races in Fast Time.

Detroit, Mich, July 16.-Ten thous-
and people saw Elcata. a i-year-old
black mare. bred on the Palo Alto farm
in California and owned by ex-con-
gresham Frank Jones of New Hamp-
shire, win the Si0000 Merchants and
Manufacturers stake for ia class
trotters at the Crosse Pointc track
this afternoon. and lower the record
for the race from 30 to 2.0SA. In the
early auctions. Eleata brought 500 to
500 for the field but when the first
heat WAS called she was bringing $50
To $50. Ncva Simmons was second
choice in the betting. but could not get
better than third place in the race.
Another record was broken in the 2.0S
trot. when The Monk forced Boralma
to so the last heat in 2.07A.
Fifteen horses answered the starters
bell when the first heat of the NJ. and
NJ. was called and it was hard field
to get off. Neva Simmons had the pole
bat she broke before the first turn and
Eleata took the lead as they turned
for the back stretch and held it to the
wire. Ncva Simmons took second in
this heat by splendid trotting on the
back stretch after Driver Price had
gotten her on her feet again. Eleata
was in front all the way in the second
heat although Country J. made a
strong bid in the stretch. Going steady
as a clock the black mare took the
third heat in record time and was
created with enthusiastic cheers as she
came under the wire with Driver
Marsh looking back and shaking his
head at the others. six to ten lengths
in the rear.
OF this stake $500 is held out for the
consolation stake, Thursday. and the
balance. with the added money, will go
as follows: Eleata. $3.50: Country j.,
$3.50; Neva Simmons. $3.50
This is the first time since Emma
Offutt's victory in 1896 that the NJ. and
Nj. has been won in straight heats.
Nava opened a favorte in the 20
pace and in the first heat led up to the
stretch where a break gave the heat To
Helen D. The latter mare had all the
speed in the next two heats and won
the race.
In the 2.l6 pace. Winfield Stratton
opened favorite a $50 10 SIC for the
field. He was still a > to favorite af-
ter losing the first heat to Rralen, who
won the second heat ana rae" from
Capt. Potter after fierce drive in the
stretch.
Boralma was a prohibitivc favorite
in the last event of the day. the 2.0S
trot. The Monk broke badly nj the
start of the first heat and Just got in
side the flag. but in the second made
Boralma 30 under her record to win
The summaries:
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Saturday night, the aid of the Lewis
ton polio" WAS requested by Walter G.
Hndgkin az South Portland. who re-
ptited that his daughter. Emma A.
HnGgkin, was missing. She is just Is
years old. Mr.. Hodgkin said that his
wife has recently been visiting her
mother in Auburn. During this time.
Emma has been keeping house for her
father Mrs. Hodgkin returned ex-
pecting to find Emma at home to greet
her. Instead there was note. in
" hich the girl said that she was going
away. but might return. She warned
her father not to search for her She
had taken all her clothing She also
had about $40 in money Mr.. Hodgkin.
as soon as he learned of his daugh-
ter's absence. visited the homes of her
girl friends. but could re, no clue OF
her whereabouts
Ernest Libby of the firm of Libby
Bros. of Burnhan. was returning home
from Boston on the train. one aay last
week. when as they ratified through
the freight yards at Salem a bullet
passed through the car window. throw
ln;, numerous particles of glass in his
eyes. a Lewiston physician who was
on the train removed several pieces of
considerable size. Mr.. Libby's escape
was hardly less narrow than one
which he had some nine years ago. He
was seated on the piazza of his home
In Burnham when he suddenly heard
the whirr of bullet and his chair
Immediately gave indications Of weak
ress. An investigation showed that
one Of the rounds had been splintered
and that the bullet had passed into the
woodwork in the side of the house The
shot was fired from a Winchester rifle
which had accidentally been dis
charged about half a mile AWAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
WILL SAIL July rs.
sir Thomas Thinks Nc Has Good Chance Tor
the Cup.

Gourock, July l6-Thc Shamrock III
will sail for New York. July 70.
Sir Thomas Upton said to Il repre-
sentative of The Associated Press that
the results of the trials between the
two Shamrocks had given him every
confidence in the challenger and had
undoubtedly stamped the challenger
as the fastest yacht this side of the
water.
Sir Thomas thought the Shamrock ii
was able to beat the old boat by eight
minutes in a 30-mile course and he
therefore considered she had a good
prospect of success against her AmcIi-
can competitor.
Mr. Watson said the challenger had
done all he expected of her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17

MANY thousan ds have been restore
to health and happiness by the use =.
chamberlain.s Cough Remedy, u
Afflicted with any throat or lune
trouble. give it a trial for it is cer'a',,
q prove beneficial Coughs that haNe
resisted all other treatment for years
have yielded to this remedy ana r.
feet health been restored. Cases t"'
seemed hopeless. that the climate :"
famous health resorts failed to pene
fit. have been permanently cured "
its use. Bear in mind that every oo..
tie is warranted and IL it does n.y.
prove beneficial the money Will De ~
funded to you. For sale by 1nv'
COughhn. III Water st. and . -
Houlehan. Gardiner, druggists.
m,w.f -
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Scobcl's Force Makes a Capture

Graf Reinct. Cape Colony. July 15.-
tured Scheepcr's Lager at Camdeboo,
July IA. taking 81 prisoners and cap
turing a quantity of ammunition and
stores. Scheeper escaped with the bulk
OF his commando. There were no
British casualties. Most of the priS-
oncrS are rebels.
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Manchester. ": Hayerhiil. 3.

Manchester. n. H., July ia Nartck
park. this afternoon. the local New ENG
land League team took the HaVcrhill
stars into camp with ease. The game
proved to he most list,css. The Manches-
ter boys hit the bali whenever they pleas
cd while Drinkwater was an enicm;,
throughout The umpirinE Of Moore was
intolerahle not so much because Of his
decisions did not please the spccta ors but
because of his actions on the field.
Manchester % o q & Q q N-l2-l2-
Haverhiil 10 g 8 IL
Ratteries-Drinkwater and ATard
Brown and Shincel. Attendance. JN.
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OIL STOVE ENELoDE.S


Livcrmore Fails. Me. July 16.-Ecf"re
retiring for tn" night. Nuud1T. ". y.
stuart Of I.ivrrnorr Falls, thought t.
take a bath and placing boiler of w,te
on a Ea;oin" stove ne attempted Ia
light it. when tho thing exploded.
Catching the stove up in his arms, ms
it were he dumped it into the bath inh.
Notwithstanding his hands and arms Wcr'
burned To ~ blister.
Mr.. Stuart WAS partially hlSrob"d an
but far that the chances arc that he
world have been NOR" seriously htrn|i
and tho biiidin" rhc stuart hl""Kl woIi
have undoubtedly caught fire.
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Lowell. S: Nashua. I.

Nashua. y. H.. July i6-NaShua lost 60
Lowell. today. by inability To hit Eevillc.
In the third. Goke< was struck un the
head by a ball thrown by Smith to catch
runner, and retired from the game.
Manager Lake of Lowell, WAS nit back
Of the car by IA pitched hall and may not
he able To continue in the game the rest
Of the season.
Dwell ......1 o q q o -? >
Nashua .........0 . o o o ell )
Hatterics-Bevillc and Lake and Ner-
rift: Gokcy. Dillon and Smith. Attend
arCr ECO
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New England League Standing.
The Weeks Schedules.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

sday-Havcrhill at Lewiston
Manchester at Nashua, Lowell AT Port
land
hursday-fIavcrhiil At Lewiston
Nashua at Manchester. Lowell at Port
land.
F'riday-Havcrl, at Portland. I"wci
at Lewiston. manchester AZ Nashua
Satur.lav-Haverhill ut Portland. Low
ell at Lewiston. Nashua ut Manchester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
229 CLASS-PURSE $500.
22s CLAss-PACE-- PURSE 500
THE Sth MAINE REUNION.

The goth annual reunion Of the Sth
Maine Regimental Association will be
held, Aug. . and s. in the Memorial
building at Peaks Island. Business
meeting at p. NJ Aug. J.. The officer
are: Pres. DR.. H. c. White. Somer-
vile. Mass. sec, T.. G.. Ingalls,, Razor
Vile Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17

Cuts Down Starters at Concord. N. H.. and
Will Shorten the Meeting.

Concord. n. H.. July l6.-The mid
mer rae. meet of the Concord DRIVING
Club opened, this afternoon. with two
stake races. and both We're won in
straight heats by favoritcs. Sickness
among The horses at the track cut down
the number of starters and the intense
heat made the attendance small, but the
racing was good, particularly in the sec
ond heat of the 30 trot. in which Mag
gle Mills and Easter went from wire to
wire like a double team in III q. On &C
count Of sickness among the horses. the
IL mace and 9 I6 trot scheduled tor FRI
day have been called off and the 20? pace
will hc run. Thursday. wien the meeting
will close The summary:
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BASE BALL GAMES.
New England League.
Lewiston. S: Portland. 4.

Lewiston. Me. July 16-Lcwiston de
featcd Portland on the Auburn a. A.
park. today. ) TO t. While the game was
not particularly snappy. it was intensely
exciting at times. Umpire HasSctt WI.
severely criticised in some of his de"iS-
ions.
Lewiston ......1 o l | q o. sd
Portland ......0 , o e-i-i1-1
Batteries Morse and Clark: Couehin
and Wiley. Attendance. 100.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

al Dorb,ADerbv, s; Norwich. :.
Al Bristoi-Brstol, 10: Meriden. 9.
At Hartf1rd-Hartford. o; Toronto.
At Montrcs il-Montrca'. 4. 2yraiusse. ?,
A. WorcesNer-Worceste I; RecheStef'
: At Provia} nce-rrovidence. 4 Huffa-
10. , ,tu ~
don. 2. prsd-o
port A. I
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Hor1 WELL. YES!
Continued from page ~

temperature records for the year III
this section were broken, today, when
the thermometer registered 80 degrees
in the shade at 3 o'clock this forenoon.
From that hour on il rose stadily and
business was almost completely sus-
pended. AT the Cobb Butler ship yards
the carpenters were Obliged to stop
work before . o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17

wedding coach was labelled ..,,,
two Iiftlo tartIc doves t,st we az
while the ushers' sign b1a IA aafriedv
helped to do 1T. as'eo We
! The drivers had been directed j.
coed at funeral pace, and yhi,e ~ pr3-
crH and maids chafed at the nd ehe lIsh-
they were making and were pyyI line
at the excitement they created ,hnrprise1
and groom Were utterly oDiivlo'Is , Pro-
aIi--too absorbed In their nvys III 70 Il
even know that they had bae, Dhss 70
~ the pace 81 the average rnessa.ns
boy senser
! Said Baltimore bank presidox.
other day: - have sornefirnaa the
orators stoD speaking 10 snnnunc' nhnwn
| there was room on the front hauusal
J hut have only known one $3.50,
| Wnctl w nrinn TOOK hand In oItsi@.
"lt WAC home wedding ana i.
chcstra ~ stringed instrumnn,s Df-
supposed 70 render dulcet strains d,,,r,aas
\ the ceremony w some mischance ahaee
I wee botf loud and raspinr /, "y'es
midst ~ the groom RESPONSE M ne
/ suddenly looked over her shoulder ". n,,
beck3nGd ne near. stop tnat band In n,
word " what he prhmlsing"''
! ~, WIS on our wedding journey III
4 member of the corn and -four exrhan MY
II
| gorge to Kingston, we encountnre950ie
pieasant gentleman and his wife W.
| seemed 10 be getting on and Of Inc ~
/ les car about where we did 80
They were very friendly folk and No.
| did 20 hope they would not suspact NJ
were on our honeymoon ii was N M
lWhirIpooI. think, that I raised ~
um brela 10 shield my wife from the aim
which suggested to the other man n n.
the Same. AZ he expanded the folds !,
least A pound Of rice was showered nvsr
himself. the bride and the platform. INV
we dld laugh ana the mutual cOnfesson.
nat followed,
On one occasion clergyman was A..
cosicd by q man desiring 10 be married
who said ne had mo money to nav !.
marriage fee but would be glad to max.
return ia work. IL was agreed NJ
should saw some wood just piled in tn
pastor yard.
The marriage came Off I'm due seagcp
and next morning a vigorous saving
WIS heard at the woodpile. The SOUND
continued for IJ minutes. then ceasel
and the workman was seen no more
Some time after the clergyman met the
man in the street and remarked that
he (the clergyman mad done the work
he contracted to DO. while the bride
groom hadn't. .Wcll, responded the
man, II worked good while longer than
you did. and a plaguey sight harues,-
Baltimore Sun.
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MISSING; MAN SEEN
Waiter T. Hnlhronk Of FfrminTton. Seen
at New Vineyard

Farinincton. Me. july lG. Word VA" y"
reivcd. yesterday. from the New vineyard
authorities 10 the effect that Walter r
UolbrooF. who suddenly disappear 81.
Thursday. was seen alive and well.
Thursday afternoon in the town Of lndl =
try. some miles from his home and az
that time he was headed for Madison.
whore. il is believed, nc took tram II
seems to indicate that h" is alive. ~ first
one and all feared that he was dean
they claiming that tn" mans physical
condition would rot permit hum to tEttt
any great distance.
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10l AT OAKLAND.
Work Suspended Out of Doors-Onc
Prostration-Ma win Recover.

Oakland. Me. July 1G.-With the
mercury at l0l for the greater part 81
the day workmen employed on outside
work Were compelled to quit ana So
home. Alonzo Stevens, Il farmer from
the back part of the town. was over
come by the heat while driving into the
village. The case is not consljcrci
fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
Special Glasses for the Cruise.

New York, July Is Tho regatta
committee If the New York Yacht
club. today, provided special classes
during the club cruise. for the 9ofoot
sloops. for oO-foot yawls. for the IS
foot schoonefS and for the G5- foot Brit
ish built Sioops. all In racing trim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17
MAINE INVENTORS.
Good List nj atcuts Granted. Ono to
an AuguStan.

Washing ton. July 1.-THE following p1
tents have been granted to Maine invent
ors. Reported bv G. A. Snow d 90. pa
tent attorneys at Washington. -. ~:
d +. Allen, Portland. anti-friCtinn
drawer slide.
NJ $. Berry. Chandler. ro"lock.
q. W. Davis. Portland. waterstill.
~ g. Uodakins. Augusta recoverin1
sulphurouS acid.
ri. Kelley. Rddcford Ccvicc fqr p.umo-
ing spinning spindles.
T. T. Lawrence. Iubec, drier.
T. A. Tobn, Port and. hroiling oven.
G. s Witaam. Madison. pulp strainer.
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sail Notes.

After the meeting of the Eastern
League Base Bail Associa tion at TART
ford Conn. Tuesday, President Powers
announced that matters had been so az
jIsted that the Syracuse clubi VIII con
tinIle in the league
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American League Standing.
National League.


NJ ~ ! lNbi tttr.
TittsbnrE ......@ o F" y "A - !
Philadelphia a : . l-t-''-o
batteries phiuippi ana Ilmm"r: l,"ra
hue aua yacklitsCh. Attendance. = ~
M CHICAGO.
chicnc, ........0 q 0 q : . C. -
Boston ..-.-t.-.o i ~ 4
Eattarlc. Hughes and King: f1l'lhScf
,rl nlttrcdgc. Attendance. 100
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CONGRATULATIONS DUE.

Judge Sanford l.. Fogg and r. E.
Southland of Bath. were adihi''eu u
practice in the United States circuit
court at Portland. Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17

Accidents come with distressing ers
ouef1cy ON the farm. Cuts. bruises. stsnks.
snrains. Dr. Thomas Electric q: re-
lieves tKe pain instantly. save: $40
without It,
m " tx @ky,if
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col. EDMUND RICE
OF the 18th Vols. Is Very Sick at Sar
Francisco.

Boston. Jul.- 1s--CnI. Edmund Rice. late
in command of the 18th Reg. u S. Vols,
is home from Manila. very sick man.
and with Mrs. Rice registered, today. at
the Hotel Brunswick. He is suffering
from obscure malari1l fever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17

At present there are iS,u"o IpuHe
Paris. only 2i,o00 of~which dram ~
~ into the sewers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17

.m rIASs-TKo rTlNG PURSE Sl,lo.
Bnralma Oh &. III Bnrcrl- U.atc"mh' !
1hr Monk hr Z tN"hl"' ...-.....--.--..i
kingmapd. II tMarshl ..........-....-2
Time. 2.og !, 2.p7l,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17

IL Is usually the ushers who ~, !,
- sish,- OF hand on wedding carriages.
p p during the past ten days at a we'd
,ns on linden Az. some other man got
utcre hrst. The carriages returned from
III, .ae cnurcn 70 the reception bearing h,Iae
piacards. which had been tactfuiiy fes-
.coiied from the side of the carriarSs
away from the church. \. "a No ~,
.r;.rt their occupants notice 1sGc
,tt",smnidS coach hcraldcd Strike IN
~" hi'hd, mere comes the BRIDE The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17

BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed in
the circuit court at Portland, Tuesday,
by Israel Longley, of Caribou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-17

E1cata Ills m ~ Dexter Prince
Ttdcu. hN nephew MARSH ...... !
Country J.. ch :: tMa,cNb ..-.......l, = !.
Ncvl simmons il IN U'rinr.r .... =
ivn Dee, m frh"mlsI .-.-....-... :
louise jefferson, hr IN tMctiuircl.. } ! (.
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