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Evening star., 1902-05-02
SUIT FOR INJUNCTION
JAMES L. PARSONS ASKS PROTEC-
TON OF THE COURT.
Difficulty Alleged to Have Grown Out
Of the Strike Of Carpenters
in This City.

Proceedings in equity for injunction. the
case affecting the local labor situation,
have been instituted by James l.. Parsons
against William s. Corby and Charles 1.
Corby. Mr.. Parsons is a builder, while
the defendants are bakers conducting bus
mess under the firm name of Corby Bros.
1t is explained that January "a last Mr..
Parsons entered into a contract with the
Messrs. Corby to erect for them a bakery
building, to be known as 2301 to 2307
Brightwood avenue. One Of the conditions
was That the contractor will be required
to employ mechanics in good standing with
labor organizations of the District Of Co.
lumbia affiliated with the Central Labor
Union"
According to Mr.. Parsons, the carpenters
employed by him to work on the building
went on strike April 81, through no fault Of
his. They refuse to work for him, 1t is
added, for no other reason than that he
has carpenters employed on other and diff
ferent work, for others than the defend
ants, who are not affiliated with the Central
Labor Union. but who are in good standing
and affiliated with other labor unions.
Corby Brothers, 1t is said, claim a breach
of contract and threaten to take possession
of the building, finish 1t themselves and
charge the cost to Mr. Parsons The lat
ter says he is unable to employ carpenters
affiliated with the Central Labor Union to
work on the building. but is ready to get
other carpenters in good standing with
other labor unions to do the work.
Mr.. Parsons sets forth that the manifest
object of the Central Labor Union is to
force all other labor unions to cooperate
with it under one head, the idea being
that in the event any one of the trades
unions consider they have a grievance, the
Central Union can order a general strike
and thus force compliance with the de-
mands of the individual union.
Pointing out that he would sustain great
injury and that 1t would be unjust and in
equitable to allow the defendants under the
circumstances to forfeit their contract with
him, Mr.. Parsons asks that they be enjoined
from interfering with him in the erection
of the bakery building.
Justice Bradley granted temporary in
junction, to hold until the 18th instant
when the case will be considered by the
court.
Attorney s. T. Thomas represents the
complainant.
Evening star., 1902-05-02
Alleged Illegal Fishing.

number of complaints were received by
the police today against alleged Illegal fish,
ing 1t was reported that number Of
violations Of law have been committed re-
Gently. Perch fishing has been better this
season than usual. and anglers object to
the use of nets by fishermen who are try
ing to make living on the river The po-
lice along the river front are on the look
out for the alleged illegal fishermen
Evening star., 1902-05-02
Proposals for Work.

The inspector Of buildings. Mr.. Snowden
Ashford, has forwarded to the District Com
missioners proposals received for neces-
sary work to be done at the Brookland en-
CINE house. and recommends that the bid
OF Mr.. j. A Barrick be accepted. He has
also forwarded proposals for installing
eight book closets in the Sayles ]. Bowen
School building at Sd and K streets south
west. and recommends that the bid of j. NJ.
Dunn be accepted and that he be author
fzed to proceed with the work
Evening star., 1902-05-02
Sale for Partition PURPOSES.

In the case OF Laura G. Robinson against
Walter 5. Hewitt and others, Justice Brad
ley today, in Equity Court Na 2, signed a
decree directing that the property improved
by house 623 NJ street. comprising lots IS.
20. so and 81, in the subdivision of square
AS, be sold for the purpose of partition
among the heirs of the late Robert c.
Hewitt. Messrs. Henry E. Davis. Alexan-
der II. Bell and Wilton ]. Lambert are ap-
pointed trustees to make the sale
Evening star., 1902-05-02
Naval Orders,

Commander p. Garst has been granted
one months sick leave.
Lieut.. J. W. Oman from the Naval
Academy to the Asiatic station, via the
Solace.
Paymaster E. w. Bonaffon, to the New
York navy yard.
Gunner G. E. Jaffe, from the Naval
Academy to the naval training station.
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1902-05-02
Maj. Charles Shaler Here.

Major Charles Shaler, ordnance depart
nent. in command Of the arsenal at In
dianapolis, Is In this city in attendance on
the meetings of the board Of ordnance and
Notifications. He recently succeeded Gen.
Wnham Crozier. chief OF ordnance. al
member of that board. Major ShaIer Is
we'll known here through his long and eff
cient service at the War Department
Evening star., 1902-05-02
Paymaster Pierce's RESIGNATION

The resignation of Passed Assistant Pay
master A. B. Pierce of the navy has been
accepted by the President. to take effect
on the 18th instant. Mr.. Pierce Is a native
Of Texas. and entered the naval service in
May, 1898. He was recently stationed at
the New York navy yard.
Evening star., 1902-05-02
Mr.. Sargent in the CITY.

Frank P. Sargent. who will succeed T. v.
Powderly as commissioner general of immi-
grafton, was at the Treasury Department
today. Mr.. Sargent is winding up his busi-
ness affairs and his connection with the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen, and
will take charge. Of his work In this city
the last of June
Evening star., 1902-05-02
In Honor of Gen. Thomas

Gen. Brooke, commanding the Depart
ment of the East, has issued a general
order announcing that the camp now oc-
cupied by United States troops at Chicka-
mauga Park. Ga. Will be known as Camp
George IL Thomas, in honor of the Rock
OF Chickamauga."
Evening star., 1902-05-02
All the Latest Ideas Inn
Summer JeWelry.

The Derby and King Edward Washable Fobs,
''c' anu '.-...'.- ....-....-...... .49c.
Ihe latest complete Blouse Sets. French gray
hhtSh-
Napoleon Blouse Pin Sets. complete for 49c
Women's Ribbon Pin Sets, 49c. and. 80. 3gc
Gainsboro' Blouse Sets. large bodice pin and 3
heal Cameo Blouse Sets, large bodice pin and
three smaller pins to match. .......... 81 9s
Sterling Silver Oriental Bracelets with tur-
quoise stone setting. for................ 4gc
Goid-hlled Pearl Ear Screws. per pair 2lc
German Silver Wrist Bags, copied from the
solid silver pattern. .,......-........ 50 so
silverplated Wrist Bags. fish-scale mesh 6gc
Silver-plated ChatelaiDe Bags. large size. spe-
cial- ----..------.-----... .--......-... .gSc.
Silrer-plated Ffsh-scale Mesh ChatelaIne
baSs-- --------.--..--. .......... 4yc
Jewelry Dept.-First floor, Secs G and H.
Evening star., 1902-05-02
S. Kamm, SOns;;==5& 8 Co.

This is the weather remind you that while shopping glass of
refreshing soda will be of considerable benefit
the finest in the city well many
origin. The and mak by us They are
strictly and delicious M
More candy AS special offer all
hne Chocolates, Fancy Creams Jeles and, Hm fact -
candies which sold perapound IZI6
Candy Department, Section E-Midway. fEg
Evening star., 1902-05-02
Stationery for Little Folks.

PERFECTION BLUE-FLAME OIL STOVE;
TM9 fprCIif HOLES; ABSOLUTELY SAFE Sg.SS
GARDEN HOSE REELS, MADE OF g6N,
HARDWOOD. SPECIAL. .......... O%Ss
WATER COOLERS. MADE OF ENAMEL.
STONE, WITH NICKEI-PLATED FAUCET
IPrGI TmE pTREsr AND cLEANEsT USED Q2c-
ASH CANS. MADE OF THE BEST GRADE
OF GALVANIZED IRON, 20-GALLON m0c
SIZE SPECIAL. L.................... >OSo
BLIZZARD ICE CREAM FREEZERS EASY
WORKING. NOTHING TO GET OUT c Om
OF ORDER. SPECIAL. - oZ>
JAPANNED BREAD BONES - Doc
STRONG AND DURABLE. SPECIAL. S>Ss
COMPETITION RUBBER GARDEN HOSE
CUT 25-FT. LENGTH, COMPLETE
WITH WITH NOZZLE AND COUPLING. 6 3O
MONAHAN'S MOTH BAGS-THE BEST
THING TO KEEP OUT MOTHS-ABS0- 0m-
LUTELY SAFE SPECIAL. L............ A>Ss
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.-THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1902-05-02
New Secretary of legation.

The nomination Of r. NJ. Winthrop OF
Massachusetts, to be secretary Of the lega-
tion at Brussels, has been confirmed by the
Senate.
Evening star., 1902-05-02
ChiTdren's Hosiery.

We are offering some very special values in
Children's Hosiery. the qualities are very peas
ing and the prices Of unusual value.
CTIII.DREN'S oNErBY- ONE RIBBED LACK
COTTON HOSE, STRICTLY FAST n N
COLOR. DOUBLE KNEES HEELS uDC
AND TOES. ALL SIZES. PER PR VIZ
CHILDREN's Two-BY-Two RIBRED COT
TON HOSE, FAST BLACK, DOUBLE KNEES.
TSf$F Ta IS Ri IT f5fR. siTRs fhoHs l2Rc.
CHnDREN's oNE-BY-oNE RmBEb cor
TON HOSE FAST BLACK. MADE WITH
KNEES HEELS AND TOES. ALL &c
SIZES PER PAIR. ................ W.
cRn3REY,s FINE EoUR THREAD LsLE
HEELS AND TOES AND srLicED nn.
kNEhS, FAST BLACK, ALL WC
CHILDREN's DoUBI.E THREAD AND DoU-
BILE THROUGHOUT RIBBED COTTON HOSE.
Full RDiuLAR MADE ONE OF
$50 ST0cRITGs = MADE. ALL SIZES. Z6C.
CHIIDREN'S LACE STRIPED IISI.F
THREAD HOSE. FAST BLACK, FULL SEAM
LtsSS, REL LAR MADE FEET. MR
SEW SEW p ifR PRTTEhNs' ALL SIZES. ZSCo
CHIIDREN's ALL-oyER LACE LIsLE
THREAD HOSE, BEST IMPORTED KIND,
BLACK AND Full. RBGULAR tSQDT
MADE. ALL SIZES. PER PAIR. WV
INFANTS, !MroRTED COTTON HALF
BLACK AND WHITE: SIZES TO DC
6l2-l5c.: SIZES TO s.......... >|o
INFANTS LACE oPENwoRK
HALE HOSE IN ALI. CoLoRs dR
INFANTS FAST BLACK SEAMLESS IIsLE
HOSE, Fill LENGTH, MADE WITH DoU-
sEEHH;2Sf szE eiz2s. rhH HIfHHR FsiR,..5 il l212c.
FIRST FLOOR. SECTION F.
Evening star., 1902-05-02
The Busy Corner.
Open
Until @ O'clock
Tomorrow
Night.
Cool and Comfortable Footwear.

Cool and Comfortable Footwear
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Evening star., 1902-05-02

STAR OH. STOVE. WITH TWO LARGE
ciAL ceIMNhks AND WATER PAN. spE- soc.
GARBAGE CANS, MADE OF THE VERY
BEST GALVANIZED IRON, FULL EGN,
STEAM COOKERS. IN THREE COMPART-
MENTS. FOR COOKING THREE DIFFER
EMT KINDS OF FOOD. SPECIAL SOc
"a W ~ W
THE VICTOR GAS RANGE, TWO TOP
BURNERS, WITH BAKE OVEN G mo
ELEGANT FOR SMALL FAMILY. eQOeyS
THE FIRE QUEEN GAS STOVE. NICKEL
PLATEl, MADE WITH TWO HOLES. mQ~
TIN WASH BOILERS, MADE OF GOOD
QUALITY TIN; FULL SIZE. SPE AGDr
CiAL-. .......-.--.. ..............-- V>Ss
REFRIGERATOR PANS. MADE OF THE
BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED IRON, n an,
STAMPED IN ONE PIECE SPECIAL. ySs
HARDWOOD REFRIGERATORS- OLD
RELIABLE CONDOR MAKE-HAS
ALL THE LATEST IMPROVE CA mQ
MENTS. SPECIAL. QFs s$C.
Evening star., 1902-05-02


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Evening star., 1902-05-02
CrOckerYs Glass Ware and Household Needs

Vii
THREE VERY INTERESTING SECTIONS
FOR THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE
% TOILET SETS. WITH LARGE SHOP
PIE; PhETE ELoh nhoohAiioNs, COM. S $50
so IMPERIAL PORCELAIN DINNER SETS.
DECORATED WITH DAINTY SPRAY
FLOWERS AND GOLD TRAC- Sh OQ
1NG- NG-......-... ...-.........-.... eVVe>O
40 DINNER SETS. EACH CONTAINING 100
PIECES. SEVEN DIFFERENT DECORATIONS,
M MDEIICATE M PATTERNS, WITH so O2
GOLD TRACINGS. Observation-Disclosures. epyeVC
100 SLOP JARS DECORATED IN Blue,
= sP &c 1 l. l. Y PRICED MGDr
"A =. W So
75 CUSPIDORS, FLORAL DECORATIONS
Al, AHD sol, GoLD TRACINGS, VERY AT AOc
300 CUPS AND SAUCERS EXTRA THIN.
DEc6p DEd,GATE T;,t CHINA, BEAUTIFULLY n gc
DH~SOAN]hA Ell. d. " W Ss
20 UMBRELLA STANDS. REGULATION
SIZE, UTOPIAN POTTERY. HANDSOME
COLORINGS AND GLAZED, SPE- G Am
.1A.1 -. w Il u -
LAWN MOWERS, THE BEST MADE,
SHEAR STEEL BLADES, WORK G n no
AUTOMATICALLY, SPECIAL. " eyO
Evening star., 1902-05-02

1000 BEAUTIFUL OIL
FINISHED AUTOGRAPHED
PILLOW TOPS. SUBJECTS,
co y R T S H IP, INDIAN
CHIEF, ELOPEMENT, THE
GAINSBOROUGH VIRGIN
1US, DAISY CHAIN, THE
GOLFERS, AND MANY 9TH
ERS, EVERY ONE WORTH
SOC. SPECIAL FOR SATUR-
DAY
1 2HC.
Evening star., 1902-05-02

One Of our yearly affairs, which
gives book lovers a grand oppor-
tunity to buy books in sets at less
than half of the usual price.
Dickens sets, IS volumes, FIN
ished with dark cloth, clear type,
$2.o8.
Dickens sets, dark cloth bind
ing, IS volumes, M.Ie.
Dickens sets, red cloth binding,
clear print, plain top, $.88.
Evening star., 1902-05-02
Children'S Day i'm Our Children's

ChlIQfenS s DAY IF11IdF@m S UeUTo
DRESSES MADE OF WHITE NAINsooK
Np u % s gGG m fbSE % SasKSS % DC
oH1IDRESs NASsooK YOKE IN q
sTGaiNG |NSo
rDREssEs ~
NSHklsoH REva DEEP sP % cO oAoO
&9E';s :aE: sa:i5; = 6 T. ss: .48
SECOND FLOOR DEPA r5 Of
Evening star., 1902-05-02
SUMMER CLEARING SALE

I2 volumes Of Scott, green libra
ry cloth, gilt stamp and gilt top,
complete, So3.
II volumes of Scott, red cloth,
very slightly, large print, $3.50.
Bulwer Lytton sets, I3 volumes,
green cloth binding, complete,
$3.50.
Extra fine edition, finished with
gilt top and gilt side stamped,
complete, $3.o5.
Evening star., 1902-05-02
STANDARD SETS,

Ihackeray sets, Thackeray,
green cloth binding, gilt title, 10
volumes, complete, $I.88.
Extra handsome green library
cloth edition of Thackeray, gilt
top, $500.
Eliot sets, green cloth binding,
gilt stamped, six volumes, COM
plete, $I.I5.
Eliot sets, red library cloth,
eight volumes, good paper, large
type, complete, $3.I5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17
Blasts From the Rams Horn.

A rad Is tag on fool.
Flattery is not worship.
Grit turns defeat into victory.
Ideals are more potent than prizes
There are no difficulties to divinity.
The only dumb religion is a dead one
God hides himself from the hypocrite.
Christis call is his servants consecra-
ton.
Sanctification is not a shrinking pro-
cess.
Gain is not godliness, but godliness is
gain.
A white life does not come from black
heart. .
To stand still in godliness is to go back
from God.
Political redemption rests on personal
righteousness.
Love is not worrying over an eight
hour labor law.
A clean city is impossible without con-
secrated citizens.
Better to be purified with fire than at
peace with alloy.
God wants to use the man whom the
world cannot use.
Wandering is not prerequisite to the
Fathers welcome.
The best prayer for a fathers blessing
is a sons obedience.
When worship is lacking in sincerity it
is not wanting in sin.
The devouring flame of sin is at first
only a welcome warmth.
God will not be a father to those who
disregard the fatheriess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17
Personal Notes.

Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago, will
write an autobiography covering his ca
reer as politician and office-holder.
President Eliot has been obliged to give
up the whole of his proposed trip to the
Southwest, and has Cancelled all engage
ments in the cities which he intended to
visit
Archbishop Williams of the Cathedral
of the Holy Cross, Boston, on Monday,
his conservation, and bears his eighty
years lightly.
General Charles G. Loring, one of the
original directors of the Art Museum,
Boston, has resigned on account of ill
health having served since the museum S
organization in 1870.
Archer M. Huntington of New York,
has recently returned from Europe with
q 900 volumes and manuscripts for his
private collection of Spanish literature,
which Is said to be unrivaled in the world.
Miss Palma, niece of the President of
Cuba, is visiting an aunt in Milwaukee.
With her uncle. the President; she VIII
sail for Cuba from New York March q,
and will arrive in time for the Inaugural
ton, which takes places April l.
James Gayley, first vice-president OF
the United States Steel Corporation, will
present to Lafayette College, on April >,
a laboratory of chemistry and metallurgy.
The Henry w. Oliver Library of Chem
istry will be opened at the same time.
Rev. Mr. Fairbairn. principal of Mans
field College, oxford. England, will
preach the sermon at the celebration OF
the 300th anniversary. next June, OF the
movement, which originated at Gains
boro in 1862, and subsequently led to the
sailing of the Mayfiower pilgrims for
MaSSa chuSettS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17

1t is almost inconceivable that
United States Senator, as several did
last week. should show such a feeble
and stupid grasp of the question at
that it is the Republican purpose to
build up a shipping trust-to pay huge
subsidies to the Morgan syndicate
Several Republican Senators pointed
out their absurd error with much
plain vigor and the papers all over the
country have laughed at them. If
these Democratic Senators had ever
read the bill on which they have been
speaking they would have learned that
under it's provisions not one cent of
subsidy can ever go to Mr.. Morgan
and his associates. He is an Ameri-
can citizen. Some of his partners in
the shipping trade are Americans,
and some are foreigners But every
ship which Mr.. Morgan and his peo-
pie bought, and every ship which
they have built, is a foreign vessel
pure and simple-designed abroad,
constructed abroad, registered be-
meath foreign flag, differed and
manned by foreign subjects. The
Republican shipping bill specifically
provides that no subsidy shall be
given to any foreign vessel whatso-
ever. The only ships which are ELI
gible for this protection and encour-
agement are vessels already regis
tered beneath the Stars and Stripes,
or ships which may hereafter be
launched in America. Moreover, all
their officers and eventually one-half
of their crews must be American
citizens. Mr.. Morgan's liners are abso-
lutely excluded. These Democratic
Senators are merely dupes and cats
paws in the hands of the agents of the
foreign steamship companies which
lead the opposition to American SUBJ
sides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17
Quaker City Philosophy.

Women take less pains to be polite than
do men.
A smiling countenance is not always an
evidence of satisfaction.
A woman is either purring over or claw
ing the man she loves
The man of pomposity wonders why so
few persons understand him.
Vanity enjoys having a multiplicity of
forms in which to show itself.
The collection fad is responsible for the
wasting of much valuable time.
Pronounced prudery often Is only the
of pronounced pretension.
Loud protestations of affection do not
always inspire feelings of confiden,~
Happiness can be made to shine as
brightly dn the hovel as 1t does in the
palace.-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17

The latest magazine venture Is
Wisdom" published, as the name In
6icates, in Boston. The cheap maya
zine movement inaugurated by Mum
sey is here carried to the limit as the
newcomer is sold for two cents a copy,
u cents per year. The first number, 81
pages, promises well with good arti-
cles and departments and fine Illus
trations John Forster Benyon is the
editor and his courage is of the type
that deserves success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17

The late John p. Altgeld died as no
doubt he would have chosen to die,
great orator that he undoubtedly was.
At the close Of an impassioned and
eloquent address on behalf of the
Beers. with the cheers of his auditors
still echoing in his ears, he answered
the CALL The New York World re-
calls in the past century and quar-
ter four other memorable instances of
public orators dying on the scene of a
brilliant effort. The great Chatham
was carried from the House Of Lords
to die in an te-chamber-the fatal
stroke cutting short a passionate
speech in protest against the colonial
policy that eliminated in American
independence. John Quincy Adams.
the Old Man Eloquent. WAS stricken
with paralysis on the fi6or Of Con-
Eress. where he had spoken 10 e.
fectively for the sacred right OF petit
t.en; ent Re linssxed for tXo daya =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17
NalNuB Gossip


The wanton raindrops whisper love
TO glistening blades of grass;
The winds are singing love songs to
Each sprig and spray they pass,
And love is in the maidens heart
who primps before her glass.
Ere long the sun with smiles of love
win greet the peeping frond,
And soon the bullfrog's voice shall
charm
His mistress in the pond
A lover huns a love song while
His evening clothes are dOnned.
The maiden greets him at the door,
A glad thrill rushes through her;
She leads him to the parlor, where
She waits for him to WOO her.
And there the foolish fellow talks
About the weather to her.
s. E. Kiser in Chicago Record-Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17

There is occasionally an incident
which shows to the outside world the
tremendous strain that the leaders in
modern metropolitan journalism are
constantly under. During the war
with Spain the managing editor of one
of the leading New York dailies went
raving mad at his office and was taken
to an asylum Last week, the leading
editorial writer of the New York Press,
Andrew J. Watrous, committed suicide.
He had worked so hard that at A.
years of age, when men in other pro-
LESSONS are reaching the full maturity
of their powers, his nervous system
gave way under the pressure. and,
fearing insanity. he shot himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17
BODY AND BRAINS.

Wizened little bodies and
big brains or big strong bodies
and no brains-neither one of
these makes a good combina-
ton.
To produce big healthy
bodies and big healthy brains
take SCOTS Emulsion.
Childhood is the best time to
commence.
SCOTS Emulsion contains
food for bone and nerve and
flesh and blood. SCOTS
Emulsion promotes growth
and proper development.
Just the thing for weak
children.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT = BOVINE, chsnisss, soa psul ST.. N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17
How to Cure the Grip.

Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as di-
rected and a quick recovery is sure to
follow. That remedy counteracts any
tendency of the grip to result in pneu-
monia. which is really the only serious
danger. Among the tens of thousands
who have used it for the grip, not one
case has ever been reported that did
not recover. For sale by John Coughlin,
1T Water St.; J. c. Houlehan, Gardi-
ner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17

THE names of the veterans VINO
fought in the Civil War make the
honor list of the Republic" This is
the text on which President Roosevelt
bases his first veto message, refusing
to remove the stigma of desertioh
from the record of an applicant. IL ~
a splendid text and he preached ser
mon from 1t that every soldier, past
and present. should read with care.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17

Hampshire promises to be complicated
by an attack on the prohibitory liquor
law. The Republican party has uni
formly defended the law and shows no
sign of weakening in it's position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-17

Monthly Regulator, mas brought happiness to
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fore death came. William Window,
secretary OF the treasury, had just
finished mastery speech in defense
of sound money before the New York
Board of Trade in January, 1891, when
he fell and expired almost Immediately
of heart disease. And in 1897 Henry
George passed from a great platform
triumph in New York directly to his
death-bed.