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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24

partement OeurzS ebres trugen bic
peiblihen SGuglinge elm Barrett bon
ftarter puppe. bus duf bic nod peite
S6dbeIbede seprebt tplttbe. Oas Res
fultat mar eins tiefe Gurde, bic ii4
oberbaib Der Stirn BON einem OBJ
aum onberen 5og. Nid4 minber psins
bon fir bic tleinen Mdrtprer mub Der
fogenannte rRopHdniirer" sepeIen
fein, ben bic 5rauen Der Normdnbie
tbreu iunsen Rinbern unlegten. Dab
TolHe llnIitte bic traurigiten Golsen
bate, 1T begreiflid. Sin GROCER gros
eentfab Der armsn @sId6pfe, on benen
bieie Manipulationen %porgenommen
purben, perfisl in Sdpadfinn ober in
gdn3li9e 9eiftesumnadtung. Sbdts
Id9li9 bsberbsrsten fran3Off9e Srs
renanItaften 5u iener 3eit cine erI9re>
denbe Qnsabl Wabniinniger, bereR
&opf bic Spuren bes 3ufammenf9niis
rens %erfennen IieB.
@bsnfo eraufam ipis berartiee IeIts
fame ELECTROMAGNETIC" unb bas
fefte Dideln Der aleinen fpareR bic
berI9iebenen Netboben, bic Miittsr
dnpanbten. tpenn tie fi9 senOtbist
faben, bas 4inb itunOsnlans anein gu
laHen. Man6e Der @ebrdu6e iinb
iibrisens beute nod an3utreffen. Sn
pieIen propin5eH 5rantrei9s ipurbe
bas Wideltinb nit elmer am WideIz
aeig befefttsten S9linge sans einfad
an einen Saten gebdnst, ben mar in
betrd4tli9er SDbe bonn SuBbpben in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
attbeutf6s @6nHr6HGGen.

&Gtbeutf9e S9nirbiGten.
aum bsutisen Sag iinb in man9sn Sc
aenoen @uropus pdbrbaft barbdriI6e
@idlun9su Der 9sugeboreneR aes
brGu6It6. 50 i'm fiiOliGen Srants
reid, mo bic tleinen Menf6enfinber
pGhreno Der erien 3tp0lf Monate hires
Saieins in ibren mumienartieen Inns
fduiirungen unbspegli6 bdIisgsn.
3Difden bieIen bebduernspertben Wez
fen unb BEN Wideltinbern Der. rDmis
iden Intite bsftebt taum elm Inter
fdieb. limb bas rennt man 6prts
f6ritt Der Gultur!
GigentIi6 ioute aneenommen pers
ben. .buB 6ei ben RaturpDItern bas
Sinb frei tpie elm iunger Baum in Der
WiIbniB Ii6 entfaIteH biirfe. 9as
Seaentbsil III Der San. Die msifen
iuilbsH StGmms bss bunflen Grbtbeils
biitreben fia. ben S6Goe bes nelas.
bcrenen &inbss our9 Strsiden, Drill
den uub aneten nab ibren beIonberen
SHonbatsbeeriffsn um3uFormen.
@inaelnen Snbiansrn Sib ameris
tas iteint ntdts bepunbernsipertber
oils Elm Sopf. Der nit einem 3uderbut
al perglei6en in. 4noere RotbbGute
beporauesn cine uuffalIsnb suriidtrez
tenoe. NOD dnbsrs cine fart porniibers
9sneigte Stirn. Die airaiIen briiden
nit Der Sdnb ousSeiift ibrsr SprSs.
linae. oamit bic RdIe cine redt auFa..
itiiIpte. platte 6orm erGGlt unb Bic
B~adertnoGen ms6r 6erporTteher.
SeI6e brutdlen gspo6nbeiien triFft
nor aber bur6aus nidt ALIEN bei I'M
%euItipirten 8Olterf6after an. Sc III
nod gar ni6t langs Der, ed mar ss 4.
9. in Der aubersne Sitte, ben Sppf
bss Heuqebprenen ouf elm Ttbr bartes
SiHen, oft iogur auf elm Brett feIf,us
binben. Mon CAB BEN Sinterbaupt
boourd cine tpenigsr runbe Storm.
Sine ausgeiprofene RunSura aalt fir
bS6it uni90n. 6IanbriI6e Mii!ter
umbarbsr BEN 9opf bes sarten Wes
iens nit trdftiasn 2einsnitreifen. nm
bic Saldfen 3uriid3ubriiden. SelbR
in Seutfdiono perfubr man in GhHs
iider 8eiie. Sier moi es Der Grhe;s
tel. Der NIT Silfe einss Stiid9ens
Sarton unb elmer inter benz Slim bes
feItigten 9inbs pIaitgsoriidt purbe.
anRbbepobnsr in Der llmeesenb bon
Soufouis buttsn cine mertpiirbi9e
SpeeiaIitGt auf5upeiien: bic S9doels
biiotng in 6orm tines MuIites. WtaR
befpirtte ie 6ur9 TsItes abbinoen bes
p6ereu S6eiles bes 3opfes. Sm DEE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24

begriinbete 9earbeitungsf9pierisfeit
fel6It iibertpinben, iie- fiibrte gu ses
f6punseRn, freien 5ormen, bic orgus
mild aus ben llfern beraustpa9fen, fi9
innerbalb bebauter pldbe an bic lms
gebuns lei6t anpdHen ldHen. Gin Bel
fpiel mittelalterli6sr 8riidenbautunIt
fiibrt uns Der tpeltbetannte ppnte pecz
dio, bic alte Qrnobriide in 6lorsnS,
Dor Qugen. 3piI6en benz Yala35o
pitti unb Der 9iaSSa bella Signpria
permittelt iie ben @ertebr. llrfpriing:
lid BON ben R0mern erbaut, mar tie
mebrfa6er 3%erft6rung anbeimgefauen,
bis tie 1862 bon Sdobeo 9aobi als
bretbogise Steinbriide ibre nod beute
erbaltsne @runbfprm erbielt. Gin
WtebicGer mar es, Der 1864 BON 8dfas
ri cine 3tpeite Bride arf bic erite itelleu
lieB, UNI gu Teiner Sp9Seit cine birette
8erbinbung 5piIfen Ieinem alien pas
lua3o Pitti unb ietnem neilen 9ala3ao
begli llffiSi gu erbalten. Der aebedte
Sang Der oberen Bride sntbGlt berrlis
DIE Derte Der 8unit, unter dnberm ben
Sriumpb Der @ulatbea BON 2uca @ts
Orbano. Sn ben Runbbosen bes @dns
ees fiebeItsn iih balO mad benz 8au bi:
Slorentiner @oloi9mieoe an. beren be.
riibmteIter, 8enpenuto @eIini, felt
Sabresfriit burh cine 8iiite BON Rafe
faeQo RomanneQi aud fi6tbar an Der
Statte ieiner friibereu Sbdtisteit peis
terle6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
@alerii9s Sridet.

lleber ben Riiblidteitssfped binaus
liegt in Der Bride, iener @rsdnSuns
Der Ratur, elm Symbol, bas felt ben
dlteiten Soften ben Wlenf4en neiteften
Spielroum 5ur Oeutuns setpGbrte. 90
galt lange Sabrbunberte binbur9 bic
Bride als unberlebli9, auf Der Bride
burfte Der Griebe ni&t sebrOfen pers
ben, tein Streit auf ibr gum 4ustras
tommen; gum 3ei9en befen trre is
an peibin fiatbarer Stelle oas Merfs
bib Der Strafe. bas Bell. benz Rauf=
luitigen our Warnun9, ais r8riiden>
seiden" in einen Sol5tbeil bes 8uu.
merits eingebanen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24

8aumitamm ss3tpGnst. 10 baB nur
&opf unb Qerm6en be~rausrueten.
Sn bisIsm bplSernen StedtiFen IisBsn
bic Gltsrn gang berubist ibr 4inos
den ALIEN. fpenn lie CUR arbeit einsen.
Bel ben meiiten ruiii6en 9auerH
pirb oas Reugs6orsne in sinsR aaiten
pber &orb selest uno 10 mit8etttiiden
unb SbisrFeaen be0sh, baB es nidt
islten sritidt. Die SinnlGnberin
6inat ben 8ebdIter nit ibrem Babn
in einem 8alten Der 3immerbsde auf.
Gin aus @siOenrutben unb 9ambuss
rrbr geflOdtener SdFts 1T bic @iege,
bic in tinisen 9egenbsn Suoiens BEN
Smuggling aufnimmt. Man binbet
oisIsn aGfis an bier in bic @rbe ae.
tris6sne PfGbls, unb in benz rinesum
9sI6lpFenen &orb perbrinet bds
&lsine bic Idngite 3sit ieiEss srItsn
2ebensiahres.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
9rtmttibe @iegen.

Timber finb, als bic forsIum %seipartes
ten Spr6blinqe Der Woblbabenoen.
2lu9 bebeutenO artiser finb meiIt bic
Widelfinoer Der 2tute, bic fi9 muir
tpenig nit ibrem Radpu9s abSeben
tDnnen. Sine 5rau, bic tassiiber
auber BEN Saus arbeitet, neil Der
@erbieRit bes Wannes gum 2ebenss
unterbalt ni6t dusrei9t, pirb pGbs
renb Der Rudttunben Ielten BON ibrem
SiingIten geitDrt. sic bat bas &leine
eben bon Qnfang an ni9t burd
Saauteln Der Diese, Sins unb Sers
fdiebsn bss Dagens ober umbertrasen
bsrip0bnt. @mpfinbet Der Smuggling
tbatIddli9 l~lnbebdgen ober S9mer5,
10 pirb M ibn bur6 tein S6iitteIn
pber @iesen gum @inf6lufen bringert.
Seblt ibm dber ni9ts. bann lit iebe
Gri4itteruns, Der man i'm ausiebt,
nidt uur iibsrfliiiis. fonbern pirtt bel
hdufiser DieberbOlung in boAem
@rube f6dbigenb.
Welde barbdrii6e 9sbdnblung lies
Zen nod bic SruueR bes utt5ebrten
SGbrbunbsrts, aasrbings in better abz
fi9t, ben urmen tleinen 9ei9opfen.
benen Te bas 2eben identten, gu tbeil
perben. Die SdugIinge purben in
@unOuaen unO Siiaen felt einsepideIt.
bamit ie nur ia tetn 9liso riibren
fonnten. @inem Stiid Sol5 glei4
muBten fie In ben 5uiammeneeI9niirten
&iien unb Seden altsbarren. Dieter
tnperantpOrtli6e 2ei6tiinn tpItete
idbrli9 5un6erten BON SGusGingen
has Qe6en. Sic fpurben bon ben grs
tuadienen i'm S4luf erbriidt. Bis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24

Sd lam msinem Sunsen eintn 70
bilieenWuni9 ui9t berIagsn. 2adenO
liet i9 in mein Qr6eitssimmer, iebte
mid an ben Shreibtifh unb Ihrieb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24

bic @dnb Idlug. auf bemIelben
Bib Iebsn mir aud Elm ipie cine Muz
ME umtpideItes 8iirm9en, bas bic
Nutter in einen unierem Srugtifen
dbnliGenSad seitedt unb bieien or ets
rem Sedenbalten aufssbdngt bat. Sn
4rriege bsfinbet fi9 i'm Bpbn5immer
isbes 8auerrbauIes eine 8prrt6tuns.
an Der bds penige Mpnate ulte &letne
nit Rtsmen berurt feItgebunben pirb,
boB bic 6iiBden ben 8oben beriibrsn.
Der Sbert6rper bes bGnssnben 9inbes
neiet ii6 dllmGbli9 na9 BORN, uno in
bisfer iGmmerIi9en Stenung Dsrburrt
Sas bilfloieWsIen Stunbe ufGtunbe.
9etn Dun6er, baB piele Der &inber
miBgsItaltet psrben. GbsnIo fdGbli9
1T bic in Der 8rstdgne, in Rieore unb
anberen grobin5en ii6li6e Ret6obe,
bas tarm brsiOiertel Sabr aIte @ez
i90pf6eH an elmer glrt 9rebbaum bic
&unit bes 9ebens gu Gernen. Die
SSolge bapon Iinb natiirIi9 trumme
SeinGen. Gtner febr bequemen, aber
aud Fsbr grauiamsR Nonier, bas
Durtung beanipru9enbe tleine DeIen
uuf mebrere Stunben iifer unterSus
6ringen, bebienten fi9 nod bis Dor
turaem bic Siftenbepobner am aanaI
bu Mabi, 9as 8abp purbe, fpie pers
uni9auIidt. in elm ausssb0bltss Stiid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
Sn Der 8 B e.

49,. @sb'n sic, Serr Doctor, in
biefer 2aube baben iih idon brei
S6peiterR bon mir perlobt, unb
tpenn man auf bteien SnOpf briidt,
fpmmt bic Mama!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24

aurlten Iernt stsn fprsdsr, lam
aber rod 70 mandes @ort nur nit
Wiibe berausbrinsen; be~Ionbers
I6psr ipirb inn bas SD.
9ariihsr tldet bic Mutter bes 3leis
nsn BEL SnfeI 8ernbnrb.
SEtel: IRA, 8url9en. ias' NAL
gang ldnsIam Sd"
&arIfsn ma6t berssblide 8eriuGs.
Snfel; Run, bu7n Jag NAL bas
Wort ~Sdpein"!"
2arldsu GdnelJ: -3I mem bsnn9-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
@ideltimo unto @iese.

Der sGrtli6sn Mutter 1T teine
Mii9e gu groB. teiR Opfer gu idper,
ipenm bas Wobl ibres 2ieblines in Be
tra9t fommt. Sbne &lase sisbt lie
mande Stunbe -S9laf Der. germ berz
ai4tet tie duf estpobnte 8ersniisungen
unb 3eritreuunsen. Odmit bus 8iRos
den ieberSsit feline Mortuns bat, flip
rem piele Wiitter Mpnate binbur9 bas
2eben elmer Stlapin. Wds niirbeR
bisfe aufppfernben Srduen pobl iuseu.
tpern mar ibner beriderte, bab se>
rabe ibre iibereifrise Sorss oft fdulb
an benz fdpd9Ii9en 9siuhObeits5u@
itdnb bes tleinen Wefens it,. SGufis
ma6t man bic 8eoba6tuns, buB in
Samilien Der 4rmen bic 3lsinften
trOB Der mungelbdften Pflese melt se'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24

bieies tIeine GrIebnib nieber. aommt's
9onorar bofiir, reidt's ipobl fir elm
Seridt 8adobf NIT aI6ben, tas i'd
iibrisens AUDI germ eTe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
TROOPS ASKED FOR.
The Sd Brigade May Be Ordered Out
Within Few Hours.

Harrisburg. Pa, July 3o.-Sheriff Be
dali of Schuylkill county, has asked
Gov. Stone for troops in consequence
of today's riots at Shenandoah and the
prospects are that If there is another.
outbreak the Sd Brigade will be or
dered to the scene of the trouble. The
Governor has been at Paul Smiths in
the Adirondack mountains and as soon
as the sheriff's message reached the
executive department it was transmit
ted to him by Private Sec. Gerwig.
The Governor Immediately started
for Harrisburg and it is expected he
will arrive here, tomorrow afternoon.
Arrangements have been made with
the railroads and the telegraph COM
panies by which the Governor is kept
advised of the situation en- route.
Gen. Goblin, commander of the Sd
Brigade, was summoned here, tonight.
by telegraph from Lebanon, and If he
should determine that troops are nee
essary it is expected that the 3D. Bri-
gade will be ordered into the strike re-
gion in the next IL hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
DEER BEING SLAUGHTERED
On St. Croix River bv Parties Conceal
ed on Canadian Side.

Calais, Me-, July 30.-If the story
told the Commercial correspondent,
Tuesday. by a resident of ST. Stephen
is correct there is an abundance of
work for the game wardens of Maine
and New Brunswick along the st. CroiX
river, particularly along the east
branch from Canoose down. in which
territory it is said deer are being
slaughtered in great numbers apparent
ly in spirit of pure wantonness, as
only in q few instances is any portion
CT the slaughtered animal carried
away.
a resident of St. Stephen. who re-
turned recently from the scene of the
riverdriving operations. says that on
his way down he came upon the car
cases of five deer floating in the river
near Clark's Point. All Of them had
their threats cut and the hind quarters
of one of them had been removed. The
river-man said that three of the deer
possessed handsome heads and their
horns were in the velvet He says that
the deer were undoubtedly chased into
| tn river by dogs, where they were
ruthlessly slaughtered by parties who
were acquainted with the regular
crossing places of the animals. said
parties being concealed on the Cana
dian side of the river.
The custom of these miscreants is to
send out dogs on the American side of
the river, which drive the deer towards
| the water into which they plunge and
swim toward the concealed enemies on
| the other side. who pick them off at
| their leisure and allow the carcasses &c
| float down on the current whittier they
viii This practice is carried on every
| summer by men who are afraid to take
| their chances in the woods with honest
| hunters during the open season and the
result is that the deer are almost eX-
terminated from the region by the time
| the open season is reached.
| The blame for this condition of af-
| fairs is laid on the wardens of New
| brunswick, who make no apparent ef-
forts to put a stop to it; but there is
an opportunity for some American war
den to get in his work Kidding The
| earth of a few of the deer hounds used
by the poachers when they send then
out on this side of the line.
1t seems almost incredible that sucf
a condition of things should exist in 9
civilized community but that it does
so would seem a settled fact by tht
finding of the carcasses of the five deer
reported by the riverdriver. who is
reputed to be man of truth ant
| honesty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
OLD HOME WEEK
Being Made a Great Occasion
in Old Bay State.
Monument to Revolutionary Capt.
Aaron Guild Dedicated at Norway.
Warren Dedicates $4,000 Hall-Exer-
cises at Other Places.

Boston, July SO.-From all parts of the
celebrations. For some towns this was
the only day in the week for special OBJ
servance; for others it was but one of a
series of two, three or even seven days
given over to the festivities appropriate
to the anniversary.
Norway was one of the towns to make
this a special day. At that place mon
ument to a Revolutionary hero, Capt
Aaron Guild, was dedicated. Carver also
chose today for its celebration. The pro-
gram began with singing Home. Sweet
Home" by all of her assembled children
and included addresses, poems and other
features. Mr.. Curtis Guild of Boston, was
speaker.
Warren dedicated a new 100000 town
hall given to the town by Henry Hyde
Dwight of Boston, as memorial to mis-
ancestors. The building replaces one
burned in 1900. Gen. Curtis Guild, Jr., Of
Boston, delivered the address.
Band concerts and other sports were
the features of a picnic day at Leomin-
ster.
Harwich people went to Ocean Grove
camp ground for a day of pleasure.
Fitchburg, Salem and Heath continued
the celebration begun earlier in the week.
1t was American day at Fitch
burg, the event being a parade of local
and visiting societies.
At Salem there was a parade of the city
department in the forenoon and a parade
of marines of the U. S. S. Hartford who
were invited here in connection with the
Old Home week events in the afternoon.
Heath gave itself up to oratory, and a
number of games, in the afternoon.
Beverly began a two-days' celebration
with public exercises in the City hall and
sports of various sorts.
| Tewkesbury also will celebrate two
days There was a reception at the iowa
hall, followed by exercises at which Scion
Stevens of Lowell. and Dr. Thomas I'll.
Manley of New York, were speakers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
FLYING BULLETS
Found Human Targets, Last
Night, at Shenandoah, Pa.
Score Of Strikers and Four Officers
Shot--Some Will Die.
Two Infantry Regiments and Cow
ernor's Troop Ordered to Scene.

Shenandoah, Pa, July 30-A scora
of strikers and four policemen were
shot in a riot here, this evening, and
Joseph Beddail, nephew of Sheriff
Beddall, was beaten so badly that there
is but a slight chance of his recovery
The other injured are:
Frank Traits, policeman. shot
through the head; will die.
Chief of Police Frye shot in arm
and badly beaten. condition serious.
Policeman Rengheisher, shot in
shoulder and hand; also beaten with
stones and clubs; condition serious.
One other officer and about 20 of the
strikers were wounded. The condition
of the injured strikers is not known,
as they We're hurried away by friends.
Sheriff Beddall has arrived from Potts.
VILE 1t is said he has asked the gov
ernor for troops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

John w Davis. &c years Of age, acct
dcntally shot himself Tuesday night and
died Wednesday morning. at Salamanca.
n. Y. He was cleaning his gun prepard-
tory to a proposed hunting trip. He was
secretary to Cong. Nreeland.
l.. u. Zimmerman, postmaster for a
quarter of n century at LinnVille Wa
rick county. Ind, was fatally shot late
Tuesday night. by two robbers who Sc
cured over $500 in money and escaped on
hand ear. 4 posse is in pursuit.
A sidewalk In front Of 3i5S Iialsted
street, Chica go, collapsed. Tuesday night,
while Il was crowded with men. women
and children who were watching a
wounded man being carried to n doctor 5
office and 80 persons were dropped 10 feet
Four Were badly injured and a dozen
more Were bruised The wounded man
who was being carried into the building
was Enos Daley. He was probably NOR
tally wounded by a pistol Shot suppose
TO have been inflicted in brawl near
18th and Morgan streets. The crowd had
gathered. drawn by curiosity, on hear
ing the shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
SHOT BY ROBBERS.
Chester, VT, Man Peppered With Shot
in the Legs.

Chester. w., July SO,-Clarence
Adams. an cX-represn ntativc and Sc
lectman. was stopped by two highway
mon and shot two miles from this viii
iage. while on his way home in his
carriage, last night. Mr.. Adams fell
over the seat and into the back part of
the vehicle, from the effects Of a charge
eff buckshot. and escaped further injury
through his horse taking fright and
galtoping home. Physicians have taken
81 No. 6 shot from Mr.. Adams legs
The intent of the highwaymen APP
parentlv was robbery, for just before
this they had attempted to enter the
house Of c. H. Waterman, nearby, but
were driven off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
NOT AUTHENTIC.
Statements Concerning Steamship Ser
vice Between Canada and England.

London, July 30.-The Associated
Press has been required by the Cana
dian ministers now present in Londor
to say that all the statements which
have appeared in the press respecting
arrangements for the establishment
and maintenance of a steamship SER
vice between Canada and England are
unauthorized and in many respects in
correct. in so far as the Canadian gov.
eminent is concerned.
Various proposals are under consid-
Grafton of the ministers but no conclu
sions have been reached with regard tC
subsidies and other matters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
MONDAYS EARTHQUAKES
Covered Large Section of Nebraska,
but Without Much Damage.

Omaha. Neb., July 30.-Reports re-
ceived, Tuesday. from points in north
ern and western Nebraska indicate
that Mondays earthquakes was more
general than was at first reported. Ar
Oakdale buildings We're considerably
shaken up and at Battle Creek, the dis
turbance lasted half a minute. Tilden.
Norfolk. Creighton. Plainview, Pierce
and Neigh reports shocks, last night.
20 seconds. and at Elgin three distinct
earthquakes were felt. The breaking
of windows and dishes and cracking OF
PLASTER was the extent of the destruc-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
FAlR-PARTLY CLOUDY,

Washington, July 30.-There are no
well defined storm centers on tonights.
map. The temperature changes have
been unimportant. The winds along
the Atlantic coast will be mostly light
and variable, Thursday.
Forecast for New England: Partly
cloudy, Thursday and Friday; light
variable Winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31

Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson a prominent
Omaha, Neb, Tuesday, and caused the
arrest Of Thomas " Walton Of Revere,
Mass, formerly employed as travelling
salesman of a New York sporting goods
house. She claims Walton defrauded her
out of nearly $1,000, part Of the proceeds
received from the sale Of a farm belong
ing to her. Walton was received into the
best society and clubs Of the city and
spent money lavishly. Both parties are
prominent in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
THURSDAY, JULY 31st.
HALF FARES ON THE BEEN ARRANGED
FROM PITTsFIELD, FAIRFIELD WATERvILLE
A GOOD BAND IS ENGAGED.
THE LADIES WILL BE ADMITTED
FREE.
Look the entries below carefully and you will that
the very best horses in this state to
2a Class Trot and Pace Purse $50

Winnie c., CHI m by Haley, Edward
Kirby, Rockland.
Laura b.. m by Eolus,. w. II. Free
man, Montague.
Leavett G. b hy Moquette, E. H.
Greeley. Ellsworth.
Bonallie b h by Nelson. c. ii. Nelson.
Waterville.
Stella, CHI. m, by Haley, c. A. Jones.
Powers.
235 Pace or .33 Trot, Purse, $50.
Villa Wilkes, b m, l.. w. Folsom, City.
Harvard, w. III. Freeman, Montague.
Dyspepsia Cure. b m, w. Il. Reynolds,
Winslow
Maud Bates, b m, II. z. Lindsay, n. Mon
mouth.
Lon Wilkes, b by Wilkes, W. f. Webb,
City.
Ruby Wilkes. b m by st. Croix, r. L.
Cummings. So. Paris.
Maud r., b m by Roy NJ, d. w. Estes,
Lisbon Falls.
Bonallie b by Nelson, c. II. Nelson,
Watervile.
BinGen's First. m by Bingen, E. H.
Greeley, Ellsworth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
GOOD WILL FARM.

Bases on balls-By e. Mcdonald, 10.
Struck out--By E. Mcdonald. 3; by Nut
Ger. /; Ry Guild, /. Double plays-Withee.
Green. Gilkey, Drew. Robinson; Green.
no 'nson. Abbott: +. Mcdonald. Nutter.
y. Mcdonald Two-base hits-Nutter ?
Umpires. Dunn and Herrick- Scorer. Pen
Bey.
All are looking forward with interest
to Friday. which is to be Alumni day.
lon Saturday and Sunday mornings,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31

After the Republican county conven-
ton to be held at Alfred, Aug. 6, a big
mass meeting will be held on the court
house green. which will be addressed
by Congressman Amos Allen and Hon.
Samuel Powers of Massachusetts,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31

L. WILDER Messer of Chicago, will
speak: on Sunday afternoon, Mr..
Hinckley. There will be no public SER
vice, Saturday evening. The closing
service of the Assembly will be held,
Sunday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31

<'Gi Nidss, iFot anu TaCe, TuTSS, YiSo'
Beatrice Greeley. br m by Don r., Z. IL.
Greeley, Ellsworth. Me.
Reno X .,br 6 by Kremlin, Geo Wood
bury. Brunswick
Bump ch G, Fred Berry. Rockland.
Grace Lake, br m by Red Lake, Walter
Reynolds, Winslow.
Chestnut Burr, CHI by Nelson, III. E.
Lindsay, No. Monmouth.
Lansdown. blk h, John Ruggles. Carmel
Lancy, b 6 by Apple Jack, Col. Morrill,.
Pittsfeld.
Charlie NJ, blk G, J. H. Mcnamara, Rock
land.
Morning News, CHI by Pickering, I. w.
Cottle, Topsham.
226 Pace or "a Trct, Purse, $3.50.
Aral G G by Aral A. E. Sawyer, Water
vile.
Maud NJ, b m by Bayard Wilkes, II. r.
Lishness, City.
Doris. b m, l.. w. Folsom City.
Lady st. CroiX, w. +. Webb, City.
Morning News. ch by Pickering, l. w.
Cottle, Topsham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-31
Boston Forecast.

Boston, July S0.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Fair weather
Thursday and Friday: somewhat
warmer; light variable winds.