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AN EYANGELISI'S STORY.

II suffered for years with bronchial
or lung trouble and tried various remed.
les but did not obtain permanent relief
until l commenced using One Minute
Cough Cure" writes Rev. James Kirk.
man, evange]is, Of Belle River, III. 81
have no hesitation in recommending i.
to all sufferers from maladies OF this
kind" One Minute Cough Cure affords
immediate relief Tor coughs, colds and
all kinds Of throat and lung troubles.
For Group it is unequalled. Absolutely
safe. Very pleasant TO take, never tails
and is really favorite with the children.
They like it. Gilbert Bros.
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HOW TO COOK TURKEY

A familiar household doctrine tells one
that you must FIST get good turkey.
That is nine tcnths Of the story. 1t
should be frequently basted. roasted in
an even FIRE, but even then chances are it
will not be satisfactory. because the
bird S no good. The turkeys at Danforth
& Wards are superb. Never anything
better seen IN any market. They. also,
have fine geese and ducks and keep in
stock fresh cranberries, pickles. oysters
and all those delicacies which so much
add to the Chris'mls or any other dinner
But first see those unusually fine turkeys
at Dauforth & Wards.
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BIG EXPLOSION
AT The
EXPOSITION

II you don't buy your Holiday
Goods at the Exposition you will
surely pay too much for them. We
have the greatest treat In store for
the buying public that ever pre-
sented Itself In any class OF mer-
chandising. We bought direct from
one Of the largest importing houses
In America their entire sample line
OF Dolls, Toys, Blsque Figures,
China, Bohemian Glass Vases. Brlc
a-brac and Cameo Ware at SO cents
on the dollar. We will positively
dispose Of these goods at less than
the cost OF the raw material. HOS
Pearl street. Cheney block.
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Sheriff Sippl. has received word from
Superintendent Busey of the state in
sane asylvm tha, young Solomon. who
was the terror Of the Logan mine bolrd
ing house and was adjudged insane here
las, spring. has gone east in charge OF
his father who wen, to Pueblo from
Indi napolis and took the young man
home.
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Mrs Given, manager of the Brook.
held dining rooms. announces that a
Christmas dinner will be served all day
Christmas, beginning at noon and con
tinuing until midnight. No effort or ex'
pense will be spared to make The dinner
feast worthy the day and the Brook.
fields reputation.
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She DIDN'T Wear 4 x.sk

But her beauty was completely hidden
by sores, blotches and pimples till she
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Then they
vanished as will all Eruptions, Fever
Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Carbuncles and Eel
ons from its use. Infallible for Cuts,
Corns, Burns, Scalds and Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Csc at w. w. Potter & Co.'s.
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O,d Aoldler's Expert. nee

NJ. NJ. Austin, civil war veteran. OF
Winchester, Ind, writes: MY wife was
sick long time in spite of good doc
tors treatment, but was wholly cured by
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, which worked
wonders for her health" They always
do. Try them. Only 25c at W. W..
Potter & Co.'S drug store.
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BOULDER GETS IT.

Several near by towns competed for
large consignment Of turkeys. geese and
ducks. Joseph Hooking, the meat market
man, stepped in and corralled the entire
package and has the finest birds for
Christmas dinners ever brought to
Boulder.
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Ernest retnu.an. who has been with
a surveying party in the southern part o.
the state during the year. is home for the
holidays. He is accompanied BY his
cousin. james Greenman, recently from
Eidred, Pa.
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Bert O'Blien ran over from Colorado
Springs 10 spend Christmas with his
mother. OF Mrs OBrien's o:her boy.
DR.. George is still continuing hospital
work at Chicago and Louis is achieving
qIi;e an artls.,c and FL anciAl success as
,n ac.or in legitimate drama in New
V ,rk
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SPLIT, BRITTLE, QUILL HAIR.

All Come From DAndrun. Which is Caused
by = Gem.
Split hair, harsh hair, lusterless hair,
brittle hair, falling hair, all owe their
origin to dandrufT, which is caused by
a measly little microbe that burrows
into the scalp, throwing up the cuticle
into dandruir scales and sapping the vi
tality of the hair at the root, causing
the several diseased conditions of the
hair till it finally falls out. Modern
science has discovered remedy to de-
stroy the dandrufT microbe, which is
combined in Newbro's Herpicide, which
may be had OF any druggist. Allays
itching instantly and makes hair soft as
silk. Take no substitute; nothing Just
as good"
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A very pretty tffect was arranged IN
the fine lace canopy over the caske,
containing all that was mortal OF Mrs
Harry Emmett, at the undertaking
rooms Of Mr. Trezise yesterday. The
Degree of Honor ladies attended in
body and Rev J. Marquis Wilson con
dlcted the ceremonies,
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lohn Gum was down from Sunshine
day. He is working the McCinty
xi,h considerable success and speaks
enthusiastically of the Inter Ocean. Its
enormous" said John The Inter O:ean
has been a heavy shipper Of late
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Never such business in the history Of
this Office was NJ ,jor Moorhead's way
Of speaking of the deluge Of money or
ders and other remittances through the
Boulder pos,office Saturday. These
we're for Christmas RENE embrances oi
GU. Of town friends.
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Holly. mistletoe. bouqle.s. greens.
holly wreaths, choices, cut flowers. large
stock OF plants for Christmas at Hub.
bard's green houses, corner I5th street
and Arapahoe avenue. Telephone 1872
red I6tf
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Greeley potatoes
A Car Of fancy ones
at C0ulehdn'S,
Look at those Christ
mas Cigars at Tansey's
store. 1925 Pearl St.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ihave returned to Boulder and opened
dress making parlors over Bergheim's
store. room six. Cording and pleating
done. Thanking you for past patronage
and hoping to be favored in the future,
MRS MARY E. HUFFMAN
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The chimney blew off Harry CANDLES 5
fine new house on Mapleton to-day. A
fine new brick barn built by Mrs Young
in Napoleon. also. blew down. A wood
en- barn near by. also blew down.
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POULTRY MEN SURPRISED,

Joseph Hooking was early in the
market and secured the very best Of
Colorado raised turkeys. geese and
ducks for this years's Christmas eating
for his customers. Call early and get
the pick at 18th and Pearl,
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The sad news has been received Ct
the death OF Mrs L. A. Andrews, tie
only sister of w. D. Churchill Of this
city, Mrs Andrews spent one winter
oere and aoquaintances will be grieved
to hear OF her death.
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Tommy-Who is that lady over
there dressed in black, mamma?
Mother-That is q sister Of Char
ity, Tommy.
Tommy-Which is she, mamma-
Faith or Hope pe?-Boston Herald.
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What can be finer for 4 g,ft. young
man, than a box Of those magnificent
American Beauties at Cannon's1
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A ElllleHeY,

Clars-What an absurd fatterer Mr..
Softie 10.
Dors-Nd he say you were pretty?
Clara-He said you were.-N. T..
Weekly.
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Owing to unforeseen circumstances
the lecture on Geology In its relation
to Landscape, which was to be given
next Friday, is indefinitely postponed.
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LoST-Saturday night, Dec. FL. pack
age containing gloves. neckties and SUI.
p.nders BY leaving at this office finder
will be literally rewarded.
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The Three Sisters,

Christmas night at the Armory will be
the event of the holidays.
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MI Giller of Denver. who has been
here on short visit to his sons, 7. E.
and All, has returned home.
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The face Of our genial electrician.
Orlando Patterson. is aglow over the
arrival Of new boy at his home, Mother
and son doing timely.
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The Royal restaurant At IIo8 Pearl
street. will provide its patrons and the
public with a grand Christmas dinner A
fine feast for all only Is cents.
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Miss Helen Wilson and Mrs Morris OF
Long mont are spending the holiday
vacation at the home OF their sister, Mrs
.ssie Dwyer.
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Not Tired.

"Wants q denomination? Why, last
time he asked a nomination merely as
a vindication."
"Weu, he'd like rcvindication." !"
Puck.
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LosT-BroS Sn potketbook. between
10th and Spruce and White-Davls store.
Small change. Reward for its return TO
Camera office.
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Cannon, the il,ris.. has everything de-
sired for Christmas decorations. Call
him up by phone or drop in at 1920 I3 b
street.
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Because of the wind talks BY phone
with Denver were knocked out this
afternoon. Wires down.
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LoST-A black collarette, between
18th and Pearl and I4th and Walnut.
Friday evening. Dec. 20. Finder please
leave at Camera office. 2I2
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That's fine Dime, landlord O'Cor-
n,r has prepared for the citizens OF
Boulder Christmas day. Just gaze on
the bill OF fare and 60 to the Bowen's
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The autom obile in the Peoples store
works like charm. Peep in at the win
dow and see how smoothly the wheels
uvovk
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The round up OF chickens has been
complete. Joseph Hooking has lis share
II the very best of this favorite fowl.
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II YOU want to see how bread is made
by the latest process call at the Temple
bakery and see their new plant.
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See US before you place your order for
Xmas candies, nuts and fruits as we
have the finest line in the city.
STRAWN Il OSCAR,
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Toe AaOQ.

"She will probably get tired OF him
when they have been married year"
"Oh, no. He's got more money than
that at"-BrOoklyn Life.
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LOCAL NEWS.
s1p.rior coal 4. Robsrts I Cobb.

Ch7rley pwyer. the miller. came over
rom Longmont for Christmas. His vile
followed him today
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The young man who is about to marry
ouph, to have a home Sc w. Rich.
Ardson & Co.
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Suit cases, smoking jackets, mufaers
better than ever at Bergheim's.
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Your Christmas dinner at the Bowen
like readirg. is sure to make a full man.
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Holiday Slippers at
Mhlte-Davis Mer. Co.

FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
There Is nothing so pleasing as a
box of those fine Ell Aroma Cigars.
Tdnsey makes them. 1928 Pearl St.
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A nice dress makes an acceptable
Christmas present.
Whlte-DdVlS Mer. Co.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN

LosT-A bangle pin set in garnet and
pearl. Leave at 6l6 Pearl and receive
reward,
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What can be finer for a gift. young
man, than a box Of those msgnihcen.
American Beauties at Cannon's?
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Holiday Goods and Toys.
Mhite-DdviS Mer. Co.
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WANrED-Girl or woman TO assis'
with house work. Apply 1880 I2th St.
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Say-talk about business! Well
PATE are doing business.
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WANTED-At Eldora, woman cook
at boarding house. Wages SIS per
month and board. For further plrticu
lars call at this office or address,
MCLEAN SMITH, Eldora, Colo.
care Revenge Nine.
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No 6rlp0I : Pam

Or discomfort, no irritation Of the in-
testines -but gentle, prompt, thorough
healthful cleansing, when you take
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WANTED-Eirst class patented min
ing properties. Must be producer and
stand expert examination. Will pay
cash. Give full particulars. State price.
Fellman. Camera office. 100
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You must hurry if you want to get
some OF those bargains at PATE'S.
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We have Greek making all our can
dies. You ought to Try them for Xmas.
TEMPLE BAKERY.
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HOODS Pills
CHRISTMAS DINNER.

Sold by all druggists. 25 cents
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FRANKS OF THE WIND

A mans hat blew of at nth and Pearl
today, went sideways. skirted terra tirma
and then plrouetsed through the azure
and hnally aligh,ed on top Of Louis Gar
barino's two story brick building. Its
unusual for hats to ascend. But talking
about unusual things. re minds US OF those
fine turkeys at Danfor,h & Wards
every one beauty. fine. fresh. Boulder
and Weld and Larimer county fowl
Nothing finer in this line ever seen in a
Boulder market. Ducks and geese keep
them company. Order early for your
Christmas dinner.
Fresh Spanish peanuts a, Srawn and
Esgar's
For oysters in bulk and fresh go to the
c ty market or call up by phone.
Quail and prairie chicken-hnest in
e land-at the Cry market.
We have Greek making all our can.
dies. You ought to try them for Xmas.
TEMPLE BAKERY.
You must hurry if you want to get
some Of those bargains at PATE'S.
What can be finer for a gift. young
man, than box Of those magnificent
American Beauties at Cannon's?
Say-talk about business! Well
PATE'S are doing business.
Holiday Goods and Toys.
Mhite-DdviS Mer. Co.
Suit cases, smoking jackets, muffiers
better than ever at Bergheim's.
The round up OF chickens has been
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Quail and prairie chicken-hnest in
e land-at the Cry market.
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Miss Gunnis0n {
Teacher of
PIANOFORTE.

Residence. stonehurst. 724 Spruce
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FOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
WAS WELL PROTECTED.
Portland Almshouse Inmate Spends Two
Nights Out Of Doors Without Injury.

Portland. Me. March 20.-Sumner
Freeman, the aged inmate of the Port
land almshouse. who disappeared dur
ing the fire at that institution, Mon
day night, was found near Casks Cor
ner, this forenoon. The man apparent
~ had spent two nights out of doors.
but he showed no i'll effects from the
exposure. He had an abundance OF
clothing. and had taken numerous pre-
cautions to protect himself against the
cold. When found ne was wearing
seven coats ana had on q tall silk hat.
the crown Of which was stuffed with
straw. He was brought to this city.
The body Of the unknown man found
Tying in the WoSthrook woods. yestcr-
day. is still at local undertakers' S
rooms. unidentified. Coroner Perry. to
day, made a further examination Of
the remains, and ON the left arm
found a design in India ink in the form
of an anchor. He also found printed
on the collars and cuffs, which were
new, the name Of IS. =. Nalpey, West
Lynn, Mass"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
THE LAST SAD RITES
Over Remains OF Late Elijah Kellogg in Second
- Parish Church. Portland.

Portland, Me, March 20.-The fu-
Heral OF RE-. Elijah Kellogg, the au-
th6r and pastor. who died at his nome
d Harpswcll. Sunday. was held from
The Second Parish church here, Of
Whiea his father was the first pastor.
at 9 O'Clock this afternoon. There vas
a large attendance and the floral of
ferings were numerous. The service
was conducted by Rev. Rollin 7. Hack.
pastor of the church. and a feeling at-
dfsess was delivered by Rev. a. K.
Wright, pastor Of the st. Lawrence
church of this city, for many years q
friend of Mr.. Kellogg.
The pail bearers were James n.
Read Edw. +. Chase, Charles n.
French and Francis Higgins, OF the
Aged Brotherhood Society; j. +. Farr
aud Sanford Jack of St. Lawrence
church, and Lyman COusens and Ca
leb n. Lang of the Second Parish
church. Interment was at Western
cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
PtRISHED IN COLD.
Alton Greedy of Palermo,
Wanders Away from Home.
Missing 8 Days, When Remains Are
Found en- Great pond.
Portland MmshoGse Inmate Says CT Two
J Nights Without Injury.

East Palermo. March 20.-(SpcciaD
Alton Greeley. town charge, was
found deed, Monday. on Great pond.
nearly mile from the main road lie
was last seen. Sunday evening. March
10. when he attended meeting at the
school house and started for Hollis
Turner's where he lived, not over Il
half mile from where he was last
seen.
He was in the habit of starting off
without telling anyone whore ne was
going and was sometimes gone several
weeks; sometimes would 80 % miles
from home 50 no one hunted for him.
He was nearly blind. so wandered
down a wood road that turns off just
q few rods from his home.
The body was frozen stiff. having
been exposed nine days. He was &c
years cid. He vas out through the
heavy ice storm of Sunday night.
Monday ana Monday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
A SAD TRAGEDY.
Mrs. W. H. Wilkins, Milford,
N. h., While Deranged,
Takes ll-fear-Oid Daughter to River
and Dro#ns Her.
'Ecn cno!Iy !ricims HeighLor-- Now in State OF
Collapse Husband Frustrated.

Milford, n. II. March 20.-WniIa
mentally Geranged, Mrs. VIM. II. Will
kins. residing on Clinton street, drown
ed her 11ycar-old daughter Maud
this afternoon, in the Souhegan river
About 2.30 Il. NJ. Mrs. wilkins left her
home, and taking her little girl with
her, walked TO East Milford, about a
mile distant, went to the bank of the
river, which at that point is quite deep,
where she committed the mad deed
1t is supposed that the child was
pushed into the water and held be-
meath the surface until she was drown
ed. After she had committed the deed
MIS-. Wilkins proceeded to the house
OF Edward Nichols, on the Amherst
side of the river, and told him what
she had done.
Said she: Il have drowned my little
girl and ! want you to go 10 Milford
and inform the authorities
Mr.. Nichols drove to Milford, where
he notified Chief of Police Dodge, who
recovered the child's body some time
later. it having fioated down the river
and edged against the piers Of a
bridge.
Ms. wilkins was brought to her
lapse. She IS the wife Of VIM. Il. Will
kins, a well-known and highly esteem
ed resident Of the town, VINO is in the
employ Of Emerson & Son. house fur
nishers. The unfortunate victim was a
pretty biack-eyed child, to whom both
parents were devotedly attached and
the fathers grief over the tragedy was
pit.ful to witness.
Mrs. Wilkins was formerly the wife
Of Andrew Dutton, OF this town, and
married Mr.. wilkins - or IS years ago
after securing a divorce from her first
husband. Her mind is said to have
been affected for some time past AMI
although some of her previous acts
had been peculiar, her condition had
not been such as to cause serious
alarm among her friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
MORE WRECKAGE
Believed to Come from the
Lost Steamer Portland
Pulled Up by Traw|ers, Tuesday, on
SteIiwagen Bank.
Fultho: Evidence to Show that the Portland
Was There Lost

Boston March 20.-T'he wreck of the
steamer Portland in the November.
1898. gale. was recalled once again by
the finding OF wreckage on Stellwasen
bank. off the tip end of Cape Cod, yes
teIday. ny traWlers on the schooner
sylvia Nunan.
While the location OF the hull of the
craft has never been determined. the
theory has been held by many that the
Portland went down on TIE n0rtherly
edge Of the great StellWagen bank,
which is plotted on the charts Of Mas
sachusettS bay. Every little while Il
t;lWier picks up something in that 10
cality 70 confirm the belief that =
wreck Of Il passenger steamer lies
there.
Yesterday, the TRAVELLING lines brought
up a lot Of Wire springs and material
that looked like bedding. but Wnich
Was so dccayed that it could noS be
examined carefully.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
V0NDETTE is FREE.
Cleared from Suspicion Of
Murder of Ida Fosburg.
Arrest of Another Party Hourly Ex-
pected at MiddIebury, Vt.
Won le,te Not Satisfied al BEING Released
Without Trial

Middlebury, Vt, March 2C.-Aldace
Vondettc, who has been a prisoner in
the Addison county Jail in this town
since last Saturday, on the charge of
completely in the murder Of Ida Fos-
burSn, to whom he was engaged to be
married, at Shoreham Tuesday aight
OF last week. is free man again. his
release having been ordered, ct $50
O'Clock, tonight. by q telephone order
from States Attorney Donoway ct
Sncreham. Nondette who Immediately
left the jail is not much elated over hi;
discharge, as he said, late tonight.
that ne aid not want to be DISCHARGED
without lial.
ii is now confidently expected that
another man will be arrested, late to-
night or early tomorrow morning. on
suspicion of having caused the death
Of Miss t'osburgh by sending her a poi
son powder through the mail If an
arrest is made the suspected party will
occupy the cell vacated, tonight, by
Mr.. Nordette Of Colorado.
Il was learned. this evening, that
I'athologist Berry is making good pro-
gress Oh the analysis of the stomach of
Miss Fosburgh. in an attempt to de-
termine the actual cause OF her death.
1t is stiil uncertain, however. when Mi.
Berry will be able to submit his COM
Iicte report to the county authorities.
The receipt of this report is awaited
with great deal of interest by those
who are WORKING on the case and who
are anxious to arrive at some definite
conclusion while suspected parties are
being given a searching investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
WILL DEMAND AN INCREASE.
u Refused Rochaad Lime Employees Will
Probably Strike.

RocklanG, Ne. March GA striks of
lime kin tenders and quarrymon Of the
Rockl&nd x Rockport Lime co. Of this
city is threatened For several days pa =
a demand for an increase in wages has
been receiving the signatures Of the
workmen and the paper has been signed
rs over 4uO of the 10 employees. The Ia {,
81 wages Is now $l.11 per day ana 81 il
demanded On ard after April /. with tn,
understanding tina, those VINO aGix their
names 10 tho paper will insist on the
poiat a. issue 10 the extent vi striking !.
necessary.
The men haze been dissatisfied with tn,
pay for some time ana il has been thei!
pIrpCSc 10 ask for an increase as soon a.
the condition Of the industry anpeare
Justify il. Thev consider that the corpo-
ration is now enjoying proSp. rItE which
warrants the desired advance in wages
business men and all other citizens are
hoping Tor an amicable settlement Of In
qu stiCn, a. Il STRIKE. in tile city's prin. i-,ai
industry would be detrimental to the elI-
tire community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
SEIZURE At FARMINGDALE.
Deputy Sherii's Take Liquors Said to Belong
TO P. A. HouIe ian. Gardiner.

Gardiner. Me, March 20.-(SpeciaD.
Deputy Sherifrs J. F. Bean and II. T.
Morse of Augusta, made search aho
seizure of liquors. this morning. on the
Abraham Rich farm in FarminSdale
owned bv p. A. Houlehan OF Gardiner
The liquors found were as follows:
Twenty-one gallons of wine, one-haii
dozen bottles of champagne, three cases
of wine. each containing "a bottles
two gallons of rum punch; two gal
Ions of rum: and IA quarts of whiskey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-21
FORK IS HieHE7.
Worth Sl6.90 a. Chicago and Live ,gs
Higher Than tor Years.

Chicago, March 20-Pork for March
delivery sold at $3.50 a barrel on the
Board OF Trade, today, or 45 cents
higher than the price for which it
sold, yesterday. Shorts We're bidding
for it all through the session, but
holders seemed not at all anxious to
sell, only small lots being offered now
and then when the price became
tempting. The anxiety of shorts was
owing to the fear Of q possible
squeeze" Armour & Co. is said to pe
in a position to manipulate the market
The market for live hogs was also
higher. today, the best grades selling
at Sc per 100 pounds. the highest price
touched in over seven years.