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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03
Gin msues staats : Somite
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pon Snsiama amfsefteilt.


sqeitern elm neues Staats.Romite er-
mdblt, tuetdes berufen iein Jon i'm
2aufe bisles Sabres Die poIitil9e
-&asne 5u Ieiten. gs purben in
ben 1S RonersB- Sifritten ebeniouieie
;&onpentionen absebalten nit benz gr-
sebniiIe, baB - biz auf swei - lauter
neue 2eute in oas Staats-&omite er-
tpdblt puroen. Selbit Serr Sbomas
Sassart BON bieiem, benz Z. Siitritt,
bat auf cine @iebermabl oerSi9tet uno
ba oidsr 9ersiat ernitIi5 semeint mar, /,
10 einiste man ii9 auf Die erpdbluns
ioes Serrn Soiepb 5. Scanning.
Sie Ronoention wuroe seitern Na9=
mitta9 in Der @lepelano &lubballe ab=
sebaIten. 9err Sassurt er0fTnete bie-
ielbe nit elmer tur3en, ternisen &eoe
porin or Den anpeienben 120 Ssle9aten
ertldrte, oaB es inn aus perIonli4en
unb seibdftli9en WtOtiosn unmosli9
fein piiroe, cine abermalige Nomination
an,unebmen uno ben Oemotraten bes
SiItritts fur ibr bisbsrises 8ertrauen
s5einen Sant ausipra9. Serr g. G..
NtorB puroe Johann gum @orIiser er-
iudblt. or iaste in elmer fleinen &eoe,
6ds Die Semotraten in Der tommenoen
&asne before @usf9ten auf Grfols
baben, ME ieit oielen Sabren. 0tit
einem enersii9en Stauts-&omite on
Der Spise Der @ei9dfte buben Die
Semotraten Die bette @elesenbeit ben
Staat tuieber suriid3usepinnen. Sn1
llsbrisen bofft er, baB Se-r Sassari
gum Hational-9oriiser erpdbIt weroeu
piiroe. Sieie anbeutuns puroe ieb,
beifdais aufsenommen.
Serr Sassart rei9ie Johann Der
giamsn BON SOiepb s. Scanning Gin uni
2ebterer nuroe einitimmis als 8ertretel
bieies Siitrittes fur bas Stoats'
Romite eriu1blt Ct bantte fiir Die ibn
gu She'll seiporOsne Gbre uno oeriprat
feline saHSe Gnersie ouf5ubieten, UNI oil
ieinsr barrenoe sroBe aufsobe su er
fallsn, ben Staat Snoiana fiir oi
r Semotratie suriidsuseuinnen. &eoel
bielten ferner 9erren 81. g. Smith
8. g. SarIan, SoIepb 6. Bel 5bcma
g. S1llioan, Ri9ter Millaro Cor, gS
gB. Opener unb 6rant g. 8ater
9ie @abl bes 9errn canning mir
.ollsemein siinItie beipro4en.
Sas neue Staats-&omite miro Iit
7pie folst suiammeniesen 4:
1. Sitritt-S. s. NoIan, @uans
bile.
2. Siitritt-8. $. 9enSrsn, gIoon,
TelO.
3. SiItritt-Sames 81. SufTu
Gnsliib.
4. OiItritt-aineoln Siron, Sort
Nernon.
s. Siitritt-S. 9. MeRutt,. 5srl
-9aute.
6. Sitritt-S. 8. Me@ee, &uil
bile.
Z. SiItritt-SOiepb &. Sannin!
SRoianapolis.
8. Oiitritt-S. u. %. aoair, Yor
lamb.
9. Siitritt ID. &. 2ipensooi
'Gooinston.
10. Siitritt - San. B. eimml
Hafapette.
IL. Difriit-S. 5rsO. 5ranes, Sul
tinstOH.
II. Siitritt-@. 3. Slsmins, So
Mapne.
13. Siitriit-S. 6. Glet9er, 2uo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03

Wdbrsnb BEG perfofenen Sabrss
purOen Is, OFT 3peirab-9is 9isenien sesen
22,60O i'm Sabre 1900 ausseftelIt.
3unoeifeuermurten uuroen felt Dem l..
SUM- 1901 5601 eripirtt; Die @eiammt-
Ginnabmen aus ben Gubrperts-2iaenlen
beIiefen iiA auf $46,202 ODER um
$5026 ueriser aIs in 1900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03
Snoianapolis, SnO. Greitas, ben g. Sannar 1902.

heute iiber ben proieftir:en fog. v6aIl
@rest gouIeoarS1. 9erielbe ion Fd
BON Der Central Noe. big su ben 5air-
sriinoen eritrsden uno iid meiitens am
RanaI enilans 5ieben. Sie eisen-
thinner Der perf9issensn adnoereien
iinb sepiIlt, bas aanO gum gau Der
StraBs freipiIlis bersuseben; bic 8oiten
bes 1aues aber miibte Die Staot trasen.
Srsenb stpas osfinitioes uurbe in Der
anselesenbeit nod ni4t bei3IoTen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03
Nene @latternfGae.

9ie 5oipitaI-aer5te fonitatirten se-
tern Mbeno, baB Der 9iIfs-Maidiniit
elmer Dunn BON ben BIattern befaaen
porosn lit. Ser Wai9inenraum bes
9oipitaIs befinoet ii9 in nd9fter Ndbe
bon Dem Ssuhsnbauie unb es.pirb on-
senommen, oos Dunn our9 bieien l1m-
ifono anseftedt puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03

Ser 6taotratb miro in fsiuer nd9-
fen Sibuns onsesansen perben, $500
fur anihaffuns BON sipei Yferoen fur
ocs StraBsnbepartement 81 bepillieen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03

Sie StraBenbabn-@ -@eieai9aft miro
I'm 2aufe Der nd6iten @ode auf Der
Sainois Str. 2inie uno Der Bright
poob 2inie eimen giadtbienit einflbren
Nad Mitterna9t merben auf Den beioen
2inien ale 80 Miinuten Cars OBJ
fahren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03

Georse StrotberS, wobnbaft yfo. TIT
Center 6tr., puroe seiferu Tadmittas,
neil an ben 8lattern Ieioeno, no1 bem
peifbauie seianot. Sos 9aus on Der
Center Str. muros unter Guarantdne
gefteut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03

CHARLES 6. Goffin lit als Weitslieo
Der parfbebOrbe bonn Mapor fiir einen
Sermin bon bier Sabren pisberernannt
poroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03

-Galifornia- -@eine. Sduler sgSein.
baus, 210-212 Noro Merioian Str,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-03

Oie bette s Gent gisorre Ia ber
s6tobt: Wa&o's 2onefeuop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24

sole charge of ,the maintenance and re-
pair OF all streets. bridges, sidewalks.
i,saA!ic ways, sewers. drains, culverts
and catch basins. The board shall ap-
point superintendent OF streets who
s;,all be a practical road builder. and
who shall perform all the duties In
cumbent upon the present street COM
Missicners of the city. which officers
are abolished. His salary shall not ex-
coed 1880 year and which shall be in
full for MI services.
If the proposed amendments are sub
lnitted to the Legislature and are
adopted by that body it is provided
that they shall not be binding upon the
city until accepted by vote OF the legal
voters at the annual municipal election
in March. 1868, or at a special election
called for the purpose
The hearing on these various proro-
sitinns viii te-of interest and it is
probable that there will be good at
tendance of citizens present therea,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
EAST PITTSTON.

Miss Grace Knight and Miss Alice
Prrham. who are teaching in Chelsea.
spent Sunday ut their home in this
Place.
Mrs. Joceph Jones and children have
returned to their home in Sheepscot.
aft.rln evtJ fd,d visit with Mrs. Jones
mother. Mrs. w. :. cleaNes.
The young ladies of the 10Th Century
Club. hell Il Christmas sale in FoWies
Hali. Friday evening. which was well
offended. \ short musical program was
given after which m oyster supnjr was
served. There was a fne display or
useful and fancy articles. suitable 10"
hclitay gifts The members of the ciuh
are to be congratulated upon their sue
aese:ui entertainments, several having
been held during the past year.
w. f.. Seekins of Chelsea. was call
ing upon friends in this place. Satur-
day.
An epidemic of bad colds seems to
prevail in this vicinity.
Mrs. j. T.. Odiorne has gone 10 Hori-
TON. TO remain for q few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
NOBODY is EXEMPT.
A New Preparation Which Everyone
Will Need Sooner or Later.

Almost cvc:ybody's digestion is dis
ordered more or less. and the common
est thing they do for ii is to take some
one of the many so called blood puri-
iiers. which in many cases are merely
strong cathartics. Such things are not
needed IL the organs are in II clOgged
condition, they need only a little help
and they will right themselves. Ca
thartics irritate the sensitive Innings of
the stomach and bowels and often do
more harm than good.
Purging is not what is needed The
thing to do is to put the food in con-
dition to be readily digested and as
simulated Stuart'S Dyspepsia Tablets
do this perfectly. They partly digest
what is eaten and give the stomach
ius, the help it needs. They stimulate
the secretion and eNcretion OF the d.
-cstive fluids and relieve the congested
condition of the glands and menu
branes. They put the whole digestive
system In condition TO do its work.
When that is done you need take no
more tablets. unless you eat what does
no; agree with you. Then take one or
two tabIe,s-give them needed help
and YOU will have no trouble.
IFS a common sense medicine and
n common sense treatment and 1t VII,
curc every time. Not only cure the
disease but cure the cause. Goes about
IL i'm Il perfectly sensible and scientific
way.
we have testimonials enough to fill 4
book. but we don't publish many OF
Them. However-Mrs. T.. NJ. Faith. OF
Ryrc's Greek. Wis. says:
II have taken all the Tablets | got
! of vou AMI they have done their work
: well in my ease. FOR l feel like a dif-
ferent person altogether. don
doubt if | had not got them | should
have been at rest by this time"
| II. r.. Willard. Onslow. Ia. says
MIR. White of Canton. was :ailins mn
of your Dyspepsia Tablets curing hin
of Dyspepsia from which he suffered
for eight years. AS l am sufferer
myself | wish you to send me pack
age BIZ return mail
phil Brooks. Detroit. Mich, says
Your Dyspepsia cure has worke'
wonders in my case. / suffered TO
years from dyspepsia but am now en-
tirely cured and enjoy life as I neve
have before. gladly recommen'
them.
II will cost SOC. to find out just HOY
much Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Wi
helm Won. Try their that's the hes
way to decide. dec--,-i,.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
MANY OBSTACLES
CONTINUED from page ~

.,hitratcrs Is impeached. but as most
Of them represent European and mon
a,cbia, interests. II Is believed that
,neir training may be regarded as UNI
syu,rathetic where they are required to
aaa1 with such an essentially Ameri-
I'm subject as the Monroe doctrine. II
3, t,rue that on its face the arbtra-
,ioc proposal contains nothing that in
dicates that this doctrine is 10 be at
,acl;ed. but so complex and numerous
re the questions which viii come be-
sor.. he arbitrator that IL Is appre-
honded here that the famous doctrine
scarcely can be kept from considera-
ton.
Another reason that animates these
.,hinet officers is this inclination to-
card acceptance is their conviction
,bat an inordinate length of time
,.ould be consumed If the issue is TAX
On before TIE Hague tribunal. The
nochinerya is sufficient but ponderous
md difficult to nut in motion. First
,hare must be basis of arbitration;
tho arbitrator must be selected by the
ncrtias 10 The case and these in turn
mus, choose an umpire of umpires. and
rbfl. This is going on the blockade
r.onld continue with its ever-present
sanger of active hostilities and blood
shed that might render nugatory all
aitamptk at arbitration. On the other
hand if the President undertakes the
s.itlcncnt he can get rid of all red
,one and start the work of arbitration
within few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY CHARTER CHANGES.
important Changes to Be Considered
by Special Committee.
Public Hearing Will Be Had on Thurs
day Evening, Jan. l.

On Thursday evening, Jan. l, pub
lie hearing will be given by Il special
committee of the city government upon
certain proposed amendments to Au-
gusta's charter. The changes now be-
inc urged are identical with those sub
miitod by the Board of Trade Il few
years ago, and which were not pushed
10 their adoption by the Legislature at
that time.
The amendments under consideration
contemplate changes in the method of
eiecting or choosing the marshal and
members OF the police force. the city
solicitor ana the commissioners of
streets.
In accordance with the proposed
rules the city marshal shall be APP
pointed by the mayor, with the advice
ANA consent OF the board Of aldermen
ana shall hold his office FOR q year.
The ..ity marshal with the advice and
consent If the mayor and board of al
derncn shall appoint all the police Off
cers. The number Of regular ard spe-
ci,i policemen shall be determined
from time to time by the city council.
and 'hcir duties shall be regulated by
the city marshal. Not more than two
thirds OF the regular police officers shall
at any one time be members Of the
same political party. Regular police
officers shall hold office during good
behavior and until removed by the city
mar shat. with the approval of the
ma, or and board Of aldermen. Special
poiice officers shall he appointed by the
marshal eacn year. ana may he re-
n
officers.
The city solicitor shall he appointed
by the mayor with the advice aud con-
sent of .he board of aldermen. This
of,icia! is now elected by vote of both
branches of the city council.
Section four of the proposed amend
ment to the charter provides that the
care. construction. repair and mainte-
nance Of the streets. roads. ways and
bridges. and the care. construction. re-
lair and maintenance OF The sewers in
said city is hereby vested in board
of commissioners To be known as high
way and sewer commissioners. Within
30 days after the passage of this section
/ takes effect. the mayor. with the ad-
vice and consent of the board of alder
men. shall appoint three commissioners
, whose term of Office shall expire, re-
spectiveiy. in one. two and three years
| from tie third Monday in March, 1905
and annually. thereafter. as con-
v.niently as may he. shall appoint one
1uch commissioner for term Of three
years. In case Of vacancy a like
appointment shall be made for the un.
expired .erm thereof. Not more tlEat
two members of said board shall h
members of the same political marty
The salary Of each commissioner shat
be 500 year. The board may emplo,
a competent engineer. and il shall hay,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
Fer ever 50 years Ayers Pills have been
the standard family pill. Act directly on
the liver, gently laxative. :. s s.i::s:

funeral was held Tuesday at the
Friends church.
Frank Vining. Travers and Charles;
Goodwin. Grand Juror. went to Show
hogan Monday.
J. Worthan was in Dexter Saturday.
on business
The town schools are enjoying q
vacation of two weeks.
HARMONY.
The town schools have closed. The
Free High school viii commence mex
Monday.
The matror's dag in the grange, last
Saturday. proved very interesting The
program was one OF the best ever giv,u
here. especially the Rotations OF Mrs.
Florence Marble and Mrs. Elice Buuen.
There will be an entertainment and ball
on New Years evening at the hall. There
VIII DE given a drama in three acts, With
TWO faces between the acts, the whole
10 occIpE abJut two hours and a hail.
ms entertainment will be gotten up by
half dozen young people in this town 10
procure funds TO purchase street lamps
. The grange will have an all day meet
ing On tne first Saturday in January, witt.
an installation of officers in the forenoon.
a harvest feast at noon, and program
~ the afternoon. Wellington Grange h.
been invited to furnish the program
The Odo Fellows will hold an election
OF oHicers. Friday evening, and an install
.ation of officers one week later, followed
by an oyster stew supper.
Paul IL. EnowltOn has sold his mil
property at Malustream to Messrs. LIBBY
and Fuller of Gorham. y. III. MIR Knowi-
CONT iiom y cents to ~ cents on the
dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
An Electric Flyer.

An electric locomotive has Just been
constructed which is claimed will travel
al the rate of from 100 Ia l25 miles an
hour, Frcm this 1t would seem that there
Is no limit ~ speed possibilities. nor Is
there any limit to the possibilities of Hos
letter Stomach Bitters for curing stom-
arh. liver and kidney complaints. LIS
feeora OF cures during the past fifty. years
Proves this without a doubt and also es-
tblishes its superiority over all other
remedies. When The system mas Dec"nic
weak ana run dawn either from sicNnes.
or neglect you will find Il few doses oi
he Bitters ver5- beneficial. Ii Will give
You new life and energy. restore the ap
Petite. purify the blood and cure iiatu-
lrney. headache indigestion and dyspea-
IA. Try H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24

PALERMO.

The twenty-iifth anniversary Of the
marriage OF Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Mel
son was observed at their home in
Palermo on Monday evening. In spite
of the Indictment weather and bad
travelling n large number of friends
and relatives gathered to celebrate the
occasion. Many OF the guests were
from out of town. coming both by team
ana by tram. Mrs. Nelson gave Il
sumptuous feast to which all did am
pie justice. The evening was spent in
social converse and extending hearty
congratulations 10 the happy couple.
Fire Instrumental and vocal music was
furnished by Miss Shorey. n teacher i'm
the EIskine Academy. Rev. Fl. +. Wood
was present and made remarks appro-
Pirate 10 the occasion and extended the
congratulations OF all present. Mr.
Nelson responded in Il happy speech.
During the evening there was Il dis
cussion OIL the question: Resolved.
That There Is More Happiness in Mar
Rcd Than in Single Life Rev. Messrs
Little and Wood spoke on the affirm
alive and Mr.. l.arl Nelson and Miss
.Shorcy on the negative. The discus
sion created no little amusement. The
presents were many and beautiful as
Well as useful. Among them was II
fine couch. presented by the brothers
ana sisters of Mrs. Nelson. y gentle
mans dining ehair from Mr. and Mrs.
PawlawsiSy; a hanging lamp from Mrs.
Nelson's mother: silver cake basket
from Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wood; silver
iadle from Mr.. and Mrs. AtnO Little:
nlckle tea pot from Mrs. Hattie Young
and sister; cake plates from Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Gsgood: bone dishes from
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. q. Parmenter: silver
peppe.Aard salt shakers from Miss Eva
Farrinston: fountain pen from child
rem of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson; box toilet
soap f.om Edna OsSood and Mildred
Parmonter: generous amount of cash
from Mrs. Abbie Lamson. Mrs. Susan
Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scott.
A coodly number of presents and good
ishes were sent in later by those who
could not be present. 1t was Il very
successful and happy occasion and
showed plainly the high esteem in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson are held
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
Somerset S. J. Court.

The December term Of the supreme
court opened at 10 o'clock, Tuesday
morning, Hon. Sewall C.. Strout presid-
ing. The grand jury entered at once
upon It's deliberations. There is but
little for its consideration this term
The traverse Juries We're empanclled as
follows:
First iury-Wallace Ireland, Skowhe-
gan, foreman. Ray a. BigelOw. Nor
riJ2ewOck: Charles T. Caldwell, Madi-
son, II. }. Daggett. Arson: Arthur Ell
lis. Fairfield. Thomas Emerton. Mos
COW: Frank L. Furber. Canaan:
Charles Hanson. Palmyra: w. W.
Jacobs, Harmony; George Leavitt,
Athens; Verne Lishness, New Portland ;
Cyrus w. Maynard. Scion.
Second jury-F. n. Vining, st. Al
Eans, foreman: Leland s. Morrill,, Nor
ridGewock; Frank l.. Novel;, Fairfield ;
Henry &. POoler. I'ittsfield: Edwin r.
Richardson. Skowhegau: George IL.
Ridley, COrnville: :. II. Rove, Smith
field; William II. Scott, Cambridge;
Edwin n. Shaw. Pittsfield; Albert w.
Smith, Skowhegan; Reward A. Sturtc-
want, Fairfield; f. Q. Vittum, Concord.
Supernunleiaries-Ma S. Ward.
Madison: L. A. Webber, Hartland.
Howard Il. Friend of Skowiegun. and
John n. FriZZell OF Mercer. were eX-
cused.
The calling of the docket and the as
Segment of cases occupied the fore
noon session. The assignments extend
ell only as far as Friday of the second
week. A short term is anticipated.
Among the out Of town lawyers pres
ent We're the following:
L. e. Cornish. Augusta: s. S. Brown.
Charles +. Johnson. q. w. Hussey, w.
c. Philbrook. Waterville; G. NJ. Chap
man. T.. a. Smith. Fairfield; James NJ.
Sanborn, W. S. Townsend. Newport l..
Il. WaldrOn. Dexter; George II. Morse
Pittslield: w. +. Brown, Hartland j.
r. Holman. Athens; Thomas J. Young.
Solon; Augustine Simmons, Ben. s. Col
Inns North Arson: &. o. Small, c. a.
WILDER. Bernard Gibbs. Madison; +. L.
Amcs Norritlgewock.
The-fuil staff of deputies is in attend
apce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24

The disappearance of aboriginal pco-
pies before our advancing civiliZa ton,
as seen in the islands of the Pacific. is
.ring repeated in various set cm"n,s
nf the Far North. IN 20 years .hr in
habitants Of Labrador have decreased
from $4,000 to 1900. The natives Of
Southwestern Greenland now number
but 10000 and they require assistance
from the Danish Government. The ex-
termination of the seal. walrus and
polar l.e:,r by winters has reduced the
Alaskan Eskimo from perhaps :.o0o &c
about 500 The Eskimo at Smiths
Sound. who a dozen years ago num-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
Capital Notes.

ny Alfred RanqueriZO, minister of
Eouodor to the United States, arrived
~ New York. Tuesday, on the steamer
Alliance from Colon.
Ar the instance of Gen. Greeley, 81
men Of the signal corps have been or
dared home from the Philippines, hav-
ioo served more than three years in
rho islands. II is with difficulty that
these men can he spared, there being
only about $50 signal men in the archi-
nclaeo. In his annual 'reoOrt Gen.
Greeley makes urgent recommended
lions for an increase in the signal
corps.
Having ben informed by the consul
of Costa I;ici in New Orleans that a
lottery tun,.Jr the name of ''Lotcria De
&, Fen n,ienoia Pnblica" OF Carril'o.
Costa Eica. has been advertised by
means OF circulars as being established
tbe ~. the costa !.itan legation deems
Jt.vrnper to state that no such lottery
,.SIsts In ahy part OF that country. In
.tntcti0ns have been given to the con-
suls Of Costa l.icl in the United States
10 bin. this mltter to the attention OF
ihc proper authorities and 10 warn the
pntiic.
Former United States Senator
DWIGHT NJ. Sabin of Minnesota. died
suddenly. carly Tuesday morning. in
his a}trtments at the Auditorium An
mex ut Chicago. Senator Sabin had
been Il guest of the hotel since NOV. ,.
being accompanied by his wife and
daughter. He WIS stricken with heart
failure about IL o'clock, Monday night.
and Il physician was summoned. lie
found MIR. Sabin in Il dying condition
and beyond medical aid. The ratiTnt
remained cons Ious for UPWARDS nr an
hour ana The end was pea ciul.
Mrs. Sahin was with him when hr N" |.
senator pcnroee of PennSvlvani.: to-
dlu forwarded to President ZOO 1t
yome' evidence bearing upon the
chs ,grs made. last winter. against Am
bas.ador Clayton. representative of the
Emitted states in Mexico. The new evil
denca Is i'm the form of atiidavitS that
Ambassador Clayton is the owner OF
cettain ccecified shares in the carmen
Mining Co. a Philadelnhia corpora
tion doin. business in Mexico. Tbs
charges we're from the White House
transmitted TO the state department
Whether the additional evidence will
result in reoDening the case is no,
known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-24
READFiELD.

The beautiful weather and fine
sleiShins here. made business good for
Orr mere hantS and their trade has been
much better than usual.
w. Il. Harvey is travelling on his
business trips the most or the time,
while his brother James Harvey. is
looking after the interests Of their mill
1T Oakland.
Lillian Russell music teacher at
Wiibra ham, is in town for her vacation
of two weeks which she will spend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Rus
sell.
y. p. Gordon is at his nome 1T Read :
fieid Depot. after spending several
weeks with his. daughter Mrs II. j.
Sherman in New Jersey. He is much
improved in health. His daughter.
Julia Gordon. came with him.
Nellie Elder paid Il passing visit TO
her crandr.othcr in this village. while
on her way from Naesar College to her
The holidays
Folsom &. Mast"rman speak very
hopefully Of their opening week of
business here.
Mrs. Helen t. Goodwin has returned
from Auburn. where she had u very
removal OF catalat. She speaks in high
terms Of praise of DR.. Pcnnell rs an
operator.
Apples arc being shipped freely from
this station now.