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New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

Flour: Siegel Cooper Co.'s
xxx Minnesota Patent Flour,
bbl., S4.40; is sack,
Tomatoes: "Shiloh" solid packed
red ripe Jersey Tomatoes, large
can, doz., LOO; can,
Butter: Choice Elgin Creamery
Butter, fine delicate flavor, care
fully packed, 5-lb. pail,
Catsup: Curtice Bros Blue Label
Tomato Catsup, bot,
Corn: Constantia Cream Sugar
Corn, sweet, tender and milky,
dOZ., Soc; can
String Beans or White Wax
Beans: Baltimore Standard, 2-lb.
can, doz. 7Oc.; can,
Roast Beef: Choice Rib Roast of
Beef cut from native cattle, h.,
Mackerel: Fancy Large White
Norway Mackerel mo heads, no
tailSl, iu 10. pan, L.
Goldfish: Hazel choice Goldfish,
ID. package, 14c.; To-,
Pineapples: Fancy ripe, luscious
Havana Pineapple; 4 for
Asparagus: Choice tender Jersey
Asparagus Tips, can,
Ham: Armour's delicious mild
sugar cured Hams, h.,
Figs: A choice morning dish,
fancy Four Crown Smyrna Figs,
h.,
Peas: "Delft" brand choice E. ].
Peas, can,
Tapioca: Fancy Pearl Tapioca,
S lbs,
Sardines: "Vignaux" Sardine,
packed in mustard, large "a tins;
3 for
Salmon: "Oregon" choice Colum-
bia Spring River Salmon, LIB.
can,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
IN the Pure food Wa77.

h
wnen
by mail
Esgoodm
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

Silks.
SOC. quality All Silk Printed
Foulards,
sec. quality All Silk Colored Taf-
fetas in reds, greens, helios, maize,
garnets, ETC.,
Soc. quality Printed Satin Liberties
in blue and white and black and
white designs,
45c. quality Corded Wash Silks,
S1.OO quality All Silk Persian
Stripe Taffetas,
90c. quality 24-inch All Silk Black
Crepe de Chimes,
95c. quality 24-inch All Silk satin
finish Foulards,
85c. quality Lace Stripe Taffetas,
7Sc. quality 27-inch All Silk Black
Taffetas,
$500 quality 22-inch All Silk High
Class Printed Warp Taffetas in
jacquard effects,
$50 quality 45-inch All Silk Black
Figured Grenadines,
$3.50 quality 22-inch c. ]. BOnnet's
pure dye Black Taffetas,
$50 quality 3S-inch Black Taf-
fetaS,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

dustrial establishments to put an end to the
strike 1t Is said that most OF the men are wav-
ering
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

Think of Waist stock that affords we'll nigh thousand styles
from-thnk Shirt Waist that requires
200 saepeope take think of Waist reputation that
first opportunity everything and mertoriou
two Continents you'll and anyhow
order to get the picture of Waist that the
all New York
But assortment size and yleexusveness not the only
strength acknowledges
great There's the important point priceand how
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

BROADWAY e. 9th STREET.

FNF DISEASES AND DEFECTIVE SIGHT cured
kVH by process. Book sent free DIR
1T WILSON. Al West 24th St. New York. Hours
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
Silks ana Dress Sooas

The arrival hot the Silks Dress
far by the application of radical price reduc
completed
dressmng and whoever has not will the benefit of
reductions nothing short of the phenomenal.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
Mr.. PLANT GOES TO HIS COUNTRY HONE.

SUFFERING FROM TYPHOID FEVER. HE is TAKEN
TO NEw-LoNDON. CONN.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

Dress Goods.
CSC. quality pure Silk and Wool
Embroidered AlbatrOss,
soc. quality All Wool Plain and
Printed Challies and English Storm
SergeS,
soc. quality All Wool Dress Bunt-
ings,
45c. quality Black English Brill
iantines,
75c. quality plain color, silk stripe
All Wool Challies,
SIPS quality 44-inch All Wool
Foule Plaids,
75c. quality all silk and wool Satin
Stripe Albatross,
S1.00 quality 42-inch All Wool
Etamine, all colors and black,
$500 quality 4S-inch pure Silk and
Wool Embroidered Eoliene,
So. so quality pure Silk and Wool
Novelty Crepe Cloths,
$3.50 quality hand drawn Silk and
Wool Grenadines,
$3.50 quality Silk and Wool Crepe
de Paris,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
Dotted Swiss Waist

Button in back, front and
back Of fine tucks, collar
and cuffs have embrOid-
cred flare, at i
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

Maple Syrup: II. o. Co. or Hazel
strictly pure sap maple, full qt.
cans,
Vinegar: Absolutely pure Apple
Cider Vinegar, including jar, gal
Ion,
Molasses: Milford Old Fashioned
Kettle Rendered New Orleans
MolasSes, including jug, gallon,
Prunes: Choice meaty California
PTunes, from Santa Clara Valley,
4 lbs,
Coffee: Mocha and Java, "Popu-
lar Blend" fine rich flavor, sound
body, 10 lbs., S2.35; h.,
Fancy Golden Santos, fresh
roasted daily, lb.,
Soup: AndersOn's Victory"
Peerless Concentrated and Camp
BELLS Consomme, Juhenne and
Mulligatawney Soups, 3 cans for
Armour's Canned Corned Beef,
Roast or Luncheon Beef, can,
Rice: Fancy Flint Head Rice, S
lbs,
Oats: Hawkeye, Friends or Royal
Seal Compressed Oats, 2-lb.
pkges. 4 for
Hazel Sterilized Breakfast Food
or Wheat Cream. cooling, refresh
ing, summer breakfast dishes,
very nutritious and wholesome,
2-lb. pkge.,
Fruit Syrup: "Hazel" brand, alb
solutely pure fruit syrup, care
fully made, qt. bot, 42c.; pit. bot,
"Royal" brand Wild Cherry
Phosphate, large IL lb. bottle,
Root Beer Extract: Milford +"
brand, strictly pure, a most cocl-
ing summer beverage, bot,
Imported Walnut and Mushroom
Catsup, large bot,
Cornstarch: Milford brand, Lib.
pk2e,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
White Waist

finest quality lawn, button
in back style, entire waist
has clusters of narrow
tucks, embroidery front
forming square bosom,
stock with handkerchief
edge, at
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
Dimity Waist.
White Waist

of very fine lawn, button
in back, front has rows of
embroidered insertion and
fine tucks, tucked back,
special at I.U
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-15
RUSSIAN SUGAR.

The countervailing duty on Russian
sugar has CAUSED great deal of trou-
BILE. Secretary Gage is acting entirely
within the law. If the law is wrong
Congress should attend to it. All that
the executive can do is to carry out
the law.
The question is of considerable in
terest to US as being sugar growing
territory. The Argonaut puts the mat
ter as follows:
THE production of sugar in Russia is
an industry which is conducted under
strict government control, and in order
to maintain such oversight, the minis
ter of finance each year estimates the
amount of sugar which the home mar
ket will demand. Upon this quantity
an excise tax is payable amounting to
about two and one+half cents per
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-15

The resignation of Senator Cecil
Brown from the Judiciary Committee
of the Senate is unfortunate, since he
of all others, thoroughly understand
his duties in that direction, and his ad-
vice was of exceptional value. Sena-
tor Brown felt himself ignored by his
fellow members, who held meetings
without his being present. This, of
course, is utterly against Legislative
etiquette and the Senator is justified
in resenting it, but the Senator's con-
stituents suffer on account of his ac-
ton. GE'41aA
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-15

The Porto Ricans who were persuad-
edto remain in California instead of
coming on here, have become charge
upon the county governments. There
have also been a number of fcticious
reports circulated in Porto Rico about
the i'll treatment of Porto Ricans on
these islands. The foundation for these
fairy stories is probably to be found in
California. The Porto Ricans here are
getting along quite contentedly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-15

The grove of giant trees which has
been the pride of California, may yet
go to the saw mills, in spite of the eff
forts that have been made to save them
Some time ago the trees were sold for
500, 900, now the owner is willing to sell
them back for $5OO,OOO California was
not long headed enough to look after
her own natural advantages.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-15

The Home Rulers have turned down
the estimates of the Governo-. II will
be interesting to see whether their own
estimates will prove any better From
what has been seen up to the present
it is likely that the Home Rule es-
Inmates will out herod Herod. It is
pretty little fight which is on, but
any man of common sense can see its
end
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-15

The race problem in the South is
troubling the politicians. The white
republicans are clamoring for the color
ed republicans to be kept out of office.
The first great struggle will come over
the e-appointment of the colored post
master at Athens, Georgia. Both sides
are in Washington arguing and urging
their claims.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-15

Senator Whites plan will give a
majority of the Home Rulers in the
Senate for the next session of the Lee
gislature. But by next Legislature the
present Home Rule party will be itself
disrupted. There are indications of
coming break up.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
HAY.PAUNCEFOTE TREATY.
Text Of the New Agreement Tor Construction Of
An lsthmian Canal

| Washington. De-. 5.-Tnc new Hay
! iaunc"fot" treaty providing for tn,
construction Of a canal across the 18TH
mus o. Panama, which fy;tS sent To the
senate. Yesterday. is as follows:
The United States OF America ana
Ills Majesty, Edward vi of thc init
| "a Kingdom Of Great Britain ana Ir.-
| land and Of the Eritish Dnminiuus BE-
| yond the seas. King. and Emperor ot
| India. ar" dtsirorS to facilitate the con
etriCtioE Of ship canal ~ conn,"; thv
| Atlanti" ana Pacific dreams by what
eyer may ". considered cXrcdirrt. ana
80 that and to remove amy objection
| hirh may arIS" cut of thc convention
Of tn" 19th "f April. 1850 crmmonl "
called the Clayton Eulwvr treaty. a.
The construction of such canal under
| The auspices nf til" government Of tn
| United States without impairing thv
general principle Of ",Itralizati"n.
cs hlish.I i'll Article Of that cuIN en-
| tion. ha." for jha; purpose appoint. !
as rheir pI"ripotentiaricS,
Thr President of the Uritvd States.
,iohn i.av. secretary Of state for tar
t-nit.d Sta,rs ~ .Ameriru ana His
Majt-ty Edward the Mi of tho United
Kingdom " Great ,:ritain and ireland
ana ct thc British puuin!pGs b-yunu
III. eeay. Nia.,. ANA Emperor OF India.
tho Right Hon. Lord Pluucefnt". q. {.
H.. q. q. NJ. a.. His Majesty's amhaS-
sldor extraordinary and lnniro,"uii-
1ry - The ,'nitcd Stat"s.
Who having communicated to Zach
other their flll powers which were
found TO BE- il due ana proper form
have agreed upon tle following lrtj-
cleS.
Articl. I-Thc high contracting ptr-
ties agI"c thrt lie present treaty shan
sun"rsede the aforemenli rohvcn-
tior of the !1ja Of April 1850.
A}ticic Ill is G@reyd taat The canal
may be constructed under III" auspices
Of The government Of the United States
eith"r directly at its own cost OF. i,y
gift or loan of money to individuals Or
corporations. or through subscription
il ~ purchase Of stock or shares, ana
that subject t. the provisions of the
present treaty, the said government
shall have ana enjoy all the rights in
eide nj 10 such construction. rs well as
the cXClusiva right Of providing for the
regulation and mana "cinrn; of the
canal.
Article liI-Thc United States adopts
as the basis Of the naturalization of
such ship canal. the following rules
substantially as embodied in thc con
vention Of Constanlinorlo signed ;he
2Sth oI October, 1SSS. for the free nari-
CATION Of The S,iez canal. that is to say:
The canal shall be free and open
IN h. ~ ma ,,f
war Of III nations observing thcs-.
rul-s. on terms Of entire equality 5"
that there shall be no discrimination
against any such nation. or its citi-
ems OF subjects. in respect q the condi-
tions or charges OF traffic or otherwise.
CONTINUED on page 2.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Th. dry goods store of J. Drills, Sons
At stevens Point. Wis. burned Thurs
day. Loss. $S',ooo: Insurance $io,"".
Frank Mardcn;. salesman 1,l the
North Packing 90. Of Eostcn, drnppcd
dead in peter B"!and"r's store ~ Amcs-
bury Mass. Thursday. II" Was ~ Years
Of aEc.
4 sal. vas reported, Thursday. of a
NV York Stock Exchange seat for $1-
"n. y hich is th" highest record reached
last spring during tn" stock market
boom.
TIN slNth annual convention Of n"
American Anti-Salnpn League CLOSED at
Washington. Thursday. Rev. Edwin 6.
Bnwid1i". Th- Legislative superintendent.
reported thaJ tine army Caute"n - an liz
4tju.t.op was dcad beyond resurrection.
Thomas Redpath. fireman on the Do
mju,on government steamer Argus At
HaiifaN. Is missing and is supposed -
havr fallen overheard and been drowned
as his cap vas found in Tn. steamer dock
Thursday Woln-9E.
T'irc WA. discovered in tLr School stree.
nj. Iaar5 school. brighton. Mas. Thurs
,i.y rha 1ug children IN M" school were
mI<tcr-A fpr H." fir drill and marf nod
out WY tAr rt.ildint1 n,.f"r" ihry kn"7 tHli 4
VT aoo.t 5zfs Th" ramr~ caught from
ths a-.-.ua apparatus.
F'u.;r .u,ty -,i"s, sailors WY III" brig Srl-
livar vyr' hafIre nirc' States Com
missioner F!akc AT B4.'"n. lnur-da;
charged w.jn muuny. itr sailors foGn
5ii!lvy!ty il making themselves under
stood iu f.uCi.sh. and said tn-r did no.
Murk l,csI-'' tn. icpd was 50 poor they
could nat sfanr A.. Prohab!, cause W.
found au. .j.' rrer we're bound OE"r tc
The di trirt court.
on T i.I"sgaihic request rr.in The polio,
of Toronto. CauHia. Count De Toulouse
I.;tItt,c Wds arrested. Thursday, on u,
Steamer Ia Gascn-ur which was about
T.u.I-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

, threaten or to speak. write prin; or
publish any works u, declarations
eouhselling, advising. or melting Other
persons to wifu!ly kill or to assault
with intent to kill the President. Th"
prohibitions. crimes and penalties of
and lottery schemes should h.. nxt"n.icd
, the postal laws to suppress fraudulent
to include the sending through the
mails written or printed Anarchi1 ii
documents or newspapers c"unselling
or advising the subvtrsion or d.str,Ic-
! tion by force and violation to the gov
crnlnent Of the United States.
1T should make ii a Grim" punishable
with Il term of imprisonment for two or
! more Will" in tn" United States to con
! spirc and confederate to commit any o;3:
! % the crimes mentioned upon any Prrsi-
| dent. King or any other head of Il state.
| ~ any republic. kingdom. empire ar uth
! ~ sovereign state, or for any rcr$On to
solicit, persuade ar prop"s" I" amy other
person to murder the head Of q stat. Of
amy republic. kingdom. empire or other
sovereign state international commerce
requires this No rilc doubts tnat . con
siir"cE in one nation to kill tho head Of
ar"th"r STATE is an of:tnc. against tn.
law of nations.
eve should enact laws to "xp"l ana Il.
'Nt,ud" alien Anarchists. W" nave nat
uraliZcd and even nativ" Anarchists in
pre- n-'Nt. y i'm tli"S' must Cont"0i
IN other fashion. W ny should We not.
aS v" n1A 'Nlcl aIirl -Anarl hi.sts IN,
cause.
th" senator also urged numerous
"lntidu"niS ~ IA" immigration IaW~
"'ilh View 20 "Ncludin}, Anarchists.
NJ th' conclusion at senator Me- ON I-'
tcm(rKS. l"Hr Mass SPOKE hriyiE
along tn' same tine. Eir sHid ihnj Thi >
h" heartily agreed with much that h.d
bt"n said. Tie difficulty III an til..-,. cp-,.I
uf assassination WAS tnHt ff.t HSsI5,I.t
was wiling ana ANXIOUS o r<E'Vc up his
| .lir- rear Of consequences did mt in alE
VEaE deter such ar assassin. Surh TFS
the C-l7" W.lh the assassin Oi Miililm mi
ordn&", VINO Tt iCom"d the torture iIt'Ct-
20 upon him. Ever aGsaSsin @, "a fr.-
,,Sn ruler had expected carly ana rcrtan
death Tho muitip ication IF pUns.lm-nts
for tic act Itself ;hcrrtorr Vuuld accom-
pliSh litil'. M'"h rn"d might br orep'..-
~ SL,L in Emitting tiIr Cir, 'lla rton III t@-
NHtlt al doctrines. EGt. the senator be-
Heed. q muCh more effective remedy
could hc cured # hr common cun-en;
Of al civi Zed nations som" tra,t III land
somewhere Uu the earth EIrtaCr.
Il, mneG III from tut out"t NOrIi. could
hr sat aside Tor The confinement NJ those
VINO counsel Ihr killing of r!Irre ur :l,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
LONDON'S GUESTS.
City Entertains Prince and
Princess of Wales.
Reception Made Occasion Of Demon
stration in Favor of Government.
Prince Praises Canada. Salisbury Speaks o,
England's UnpopulariN.

I London. Dec. J.-The city entertained
ihc Prince and Princess of Wales. this
afternoon. At 4 luncheon given in the
/ Guild hall and presented them with IN
address Of conGra tulation on their suc-
ccssful tour ii the British empire.
The royal party drove from YrOh
house 70 the Guild hall in ar open four
horse landau. escorted BY Life Guards.
They met everywhere with the hearth
est reception from the sightseers lining
The brightly bedeCked and troop guard
td route The scene in thc library of
the corporations historic quarters
whore their royal highnesseS were re
/ ceiTeG BY the lord mayor. Sir Joseph c.
)ilnsdaie, and the corporation, was
picturesque. Levet on diplomatic dress
I informs or judicial robes were worn
" the majority If the guests. among
| whom Were the agents general of the
olonies. Prominent among the other
/ ota6,es present We're Lord Salisbury,
.ort Rosebery and Mr.. and Mrs Cham
| Jerlain.
| The reception was made the occasion
| + demonstration in favor of the gov
| rnment and Of Mr.. Chamberlain, th,.
colonial secretary, as well as Of empha-
sizing The loyalty of the colonies and
their devotion to Great Britain 1t was
q purely family affair, no foreign diplo-
mats being invited
The Prince Of Wales made a speech
on the relations between the mother
land and the colonies. reviewing the
experience or his tour and emphasiZ-
ng the lessons to be learned from il.
he referred to each colony he had visit
ed and in speaking about the Dominion
IF Canada said:
To Canada was borne the message
already conveyed to Australia and New
zealand OF the netherlands loving APP
probation of the services rendered by
Is gallant sons In the journey from
ocean TO ocean, marvellous in its com
orr and organization, We Were. enabled
20 see something OF its matchless seen
~. the richness Of its soil and the
boundless possibilities of that vast and
jut partly explored territory. We saw
90 the success which has crowned thu,
AffOrts TO weld into one community the
,eoples Of its two great races
The prince delivered his speech with r.
larkablc emphasis.
MIR. Chamberlain was accorded a tr.
ltndOus reception when he rose to re-
pond 10 Lord Roscbcry's toast 10 til,
olunics. but neither nc nor Lord Ros.,-
err said anything If International inn
.ortaucc.
Lord Salisbury alone referred to the
oIic Of whicn every ON. WIS thinking.
iam"iy. EnEl1nd's unporulIrity abroad.
-Ir said:
No doubt il is true. nj this moment
hat "" may hHv" enemies who are not
E.cry rctic"nt in expressing their opinion.
But. on" the other hand. TODAY : Cclpbra-
which is lArEsIN duo - action and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
MEMORY FOOD.
A Cne Where Memory Was Strengthened by
Grape-Nuis.
MEMORY FOnO.

r,,,I ;bat viii actually help til, mem
NV ~ wen as agree perfectly with q
,aIirpt. stomach is worth knowing o'.
\ good wife out i'll Alta. Ia. who did
,ot know which way 10 turn to grt food
,hqt vouId agree with her husband wio
was Iefl in = weakened condition after 4
serious illness ana could scarcely RETAIN
,uv food in his stomach was On" day
induced to try him on Grape-NutS. the
t,,,o,.. r,adv-rook,d breakfast food. ana
from the first he began I" Improve
,.,,idIv. In thrv" months he had gained
20 pounds.
she saws .hat hia stomach has recov-
cred 50 completely that nc can now eat
any kind Of food.
she mentions Tin. hoy of an intimate
,rnuaintancr. vino WAS 80 n"ticate ann
min tnat hi1 appearance was p'tiaHl@
ana he had ru appetite for any ordinary
.ood He W. pvt Oh Grapc-N'tts an',
liked tht crispnrss ana swr"iIsh caste ~
,h.. new fu1d and took {" X. Ills IN
,,r,,,,n,cnt began aI once ana II" IL NOW
], healthy, YlImp hoy.
II know that Grape \nts Viii q" NOR
Far weak stolnachs than amy medicine.
ri. claim that il will build un ana
.trengthcn tn" brain has hevh proven I"
my certain knowledge. Sister. VINO writes
ror the press. ana is compelled to memo
rize a great deal. has been using HEai"-
1uts ana says ii" is surprised ~ IN"
,.ailt. Til r." il Il married. improvement
,onr,. perfectly aud with better results
pleas. du not latDlisl. my h;,nlc-
name clr u, given hy ~" fostuhi
,..,aa1 CO.. Itd.. Battle Creek. Michigan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Polo Notes.

Jimm: Mooney has been released by
Waterbury.
Manager Harrington of Wat, rhury wa.
in Lowell Il short tim" ac" ana tried Il
get onr nj tn" local players 10 get into
thr Conr.rticIt league. but I'll" rlayc
thar h- wanted Is perfectly cout.nte
with I.nwcil.
Manager Doe has signed MurtaugI
tn" old Bath center. for his Lewiston
team, AS OIiAra didn't MAKE good q
center. Doe seems to fancy last Year
Bath team aS he has now got thc ,ntir
team on his salary list
Lowell sun: I'll. EruCkton papers ar,
anxious to So" th- two Maine team
dropped. but there u little fear VI then
going under Erockt"n thought 81
could r,Iu tn" league during thc .arI
part nf th'' season, but when shc fuun
that sh" gut frozen ont herself shc the
kcrt uuiot Il would b" safer t" ,lr"dic
thHt i;rrckton Will y" uut " thc h3yu
after III" holidays rath'r than th.. tv-,
Maine teams.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

Delicious hot Beef Tea. Chocolate,
matted milk and hot drinks served now
At the soda fountain in Chas. x.
PaItridge's old reliable drug store op-
posite postofiice. This fountain runs
all the year round with soda hot and
cold from pure spring water. kissen-
gen and Nichy waters served as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washing tnn. Dec. 5.-Thc post office
department announces ;hat 4 rural free
delivery route viii u. established on
February A Lincolnvil'e. Wa.do
cnnhty. The carrier viii hv Mr. Leroy
WI Hurd and ;hc route will be -i7.
Mills ions. The area covered viii H.
20 square miles, the population eryyd.
-,H, living in l2h houses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Dee. 5.--The following
are the pension changes i'll Maine. re-
sultina from tho Issue q Nov l6: In
crcasc, restoration, reissue, Alphons"
Il. CroWcH. coYinna. ~. Original. Wild
ova special accrued. Nov. ~ Georgi-
ana Lowell, Highland Lake. s.; Sarah
q. Mclaughlin Prcsqur Isl", s1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Base Ball Notes.

EroCktnu Enterprise: Clark Griffith %
III" Americas baseball LclEuc. Has writ
ten I" Fred DO" asking him To pr"pIr.
some material "nt of thc amateur stock
in Lewiston Hnd auburn for a WcStrTr
l"1gIr. Mr. Griffith intends Ia urgHniz,
a league nj eight teams in Chicago an
other season ana ~ ALREADY locking
around after the playcre
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
FAIR AND WARMER.

Boston. Dee. Local forecast: Fair.
Friday and Saturday; slowly rising
temperature light northerly winds,
FRIDAY: light variable winds. Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

rbs election for captain "t In f'"M .,y. -
All, foothaIl team which occurred. this
afternoon. resulted in the choice cholr' Il
n,,ie, a. Munro. '1%. of Gardner. on
ih, first ballot.
Munro graduated from the Gardiner
,,a.,, ennooI. where he played quarter
bacl. on the High school football team
III frst two years at college "yre
.,,npt a. safes, where H. played half
hac, on the Varsity team. This year
III. .rtarad the Junior class Of EoWd"in
roilego and has played left haiib"'N ON
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