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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-05
Army Orders.

Leaves Of absence have been granted as
follows: Capt Frederick w. Fuser. 18TH
Infantry, one months extension; Capt
Charles H. Hamilton, Porto Rico Provf-
sionaI Regiment OF Infantry. one mon.n
two months; Contract Surgeon Walter x
Beatty, twenty-five days; Second Lieut. e.
A. Wfeser. 18th Infantry. two months
Capt. Walter A Thursten. 10th Infantry.
has been ordered to examination for promo
ton.
The following named officers OF the nnedi-
cal department. United States volunteer
army. have been honoraoiy oasehaIseo, a.
their services are no longer required: Capts.
Henry w. Eliot. William W. Caihoun. Reu-
ben M. Bonar Percy l.. Jones, Fred. w.
Palmer, Paul Mazzuri, Thurston Smith,
George McHenry and Eiwin w. Ames, st.r
In this city, has been ordered to visit the
posts of Fort Washington. Maryland; Fort
Hunt, Virginia, and Forts Howard and NC
Henry. Maryland. on business pertaining
to the construction work in progress at
those posts.
Leaves of absence have been granted as
follows: First Lieut.. George H. Knox. 7th
Infantry one months ,Is,. exee ems rs'
two months; Capt. Walter A. Bethel, Artil-
lery Corps one months extension; First
Lieut. Gideon Med. Van Poole, assistant
surgeon, one month; First Lieut. oiiver II.
Dockery, jr., 3D. Infantry, one months ex-
tension.
First Lieut.. Sherrard Coleman. 9th Cav
airy, has been ordered to join his troop on
the expiration of his leave Of absence.
Can't. William E. Horton, quartermaster.
has been ordered to report in person to the
auartermaster general in this city for con-
sultatfon.
Capt. Eugene F. Ladd, United States cav
airy, auartermaster. has been ordered to
assume charge of the construction work at
Fort Niche. New York, in addition to his
present duties.
The following assignments to regiments
Of officers recently promoted have been
made: Capt. VIM. Kelly. jr., to the 9th
Cavalry; First Lieut.. Gordon Johnston, to
the 18th Cavalry; First Lieut.. VIM. A.
Austin, to the 4th Cavalry.
First Lieut.. David B. Mulliken 18th In
fantry has been ordered to report to the
commanding officer, Fort Leavenwerth,
Kansas, for observation and treatment by
the surgeon at that post.
Capt Ira L. Reeves has been relieved
from duty at Purdue University, Lafayette,
Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-05
She Escaped the Knife.
TEN MONTHS OF PEACE AFTER DREaDFr1
SUFFERING

TEN MONTHS Of PEACE .p-rrp ,,r,nr-
SIIFFERINc N~AO' W.
operations are becoming fad; every young
man as soon as he is graduated from medical
e . considers himself capable Of undertaking
the most serious and complicated surgical work
anu nuh1reds OF ives are sacrificed annually to
enis mao frenzy OF incompetent men to rush into
WORK wnien should only be undertaken as a last
resort ana then only by the most experienced and
esrefui surgeons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-05
CURES CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
One Weeks Use Of Hyomei Did
More Than Six Months Treat
nanf nv SnecialjsfS,

In the treatment Of deafness which Is often
result Of catarrh Hyomei acts almost Immediately
upon the infamed membrane and the hearing be-
gins to return at once. few days treatment will
bring relief and In three or four weeks. according
to the seyesity Of the case. cure will be accom-
plished.
Miss Aeeks Of Maftewan, n. Y, says: "Hyomef
Is truly wonderful I have used 1t but a short
time and great change In my condition. My
hearing Is improving rapidly. and had no idea
wculd improve 50 rapidly IN short q time. Ny
breath. which was very Offensive to myseh and
Others has lest fits bad door entirely. have spent
great deal Of money with easarh specialists. and
csn truly say that six months Of their treatment ID
net equal to mouth OF HyoBek .
complete oufAf costs only $1.eo and consists
Of an inhaler that can be carried h thA vest
psekst. msdtcine dsupeer and Z bottle Of Hyonei.
The inhaler win last lifetime and there b ensugh
Hyenei for more thaa HsnnfAs treatment. Add
ticnai bottles Of Hyomet can be proeasea for so
csats. Compare this small expense With the fecs
changed by specialists, and then remsmher tAa< n
Hysuef does not cure. your dnnEgisf VIII rstum
your money.
What sfher treatment for estarrh anA catarrhal
colds II sold In this wayt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-05

Minister Squiers at Havana has advised
the State Department of the repeal of the
order authorizing engineers with foreign
titles to exercise their profession. serve in
public office and fulfill official commissions
upon presentation OF said titles to the de-
partment Of public instruction. Engineers
holding titles issued by foreign universities
viii be admitted, however. upon their in
corporation in the University at Habana.
provided their titles fulfill the requirements
Cubans holding titles issued prior to this
order by foreign schools OF recognized ana
approved standing, and agricultural engi-
rieers upon the presentation Of their GER
tsfcafes to the proper authorities Will be
allowed to practice their profession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-05

W. Melville, DR.. A. B. Coolidge. Harold H
N. Dahbs, DE-. Henry Goldthwaite, Dr..
Rhett Goode, w Henshaw, w. A. Morsell.
Ed. E. Muth. j. ]. Kennelley, Lieut.. Frank
B. Lynch. u. s.. A; A. W. Hodgkins g.
Milton Thomas. Daniel Curry, Fred A.
Emery, B. A. Lynch, w. H. Dyer. u.
Loughran, BENZ. F. Sparhawk. W. w. Rich,
H. T. Stanschiff, Chauncey Richardson. j.
r. McCourtney, w. J. Ethel, George Gro
hey, NJ. T. Crutchfield T. ]. Pence. j. J.
owen, c. F. 7Trigg. Representative Henry
d. Green, Jackson Tinker, E n. Bowman.
]. J. Walsh, C. w Van der Hoogt, r. H
Darby, A. Grimes, E. L. Chandlee, w. w.
Wallace T. c. Hill and George N. Barber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-05
Application for PARDON Denied.

Col Sanger, who is acting Secretary OF
War. has denied the application for pardon
In the case OF Aquino. Filipino insurgent.
who was convicted by military commits
sion Of completely In the unlawful execu-
ton Of two American soldiers during the
campaign Of 1900 and sentenced to imprfs-
onment for life.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10

lit am Gonierstag Nabmittaa, ben
80. Wai, Die alte aniieolerin 5ral
Nina @infel aus oielem 2eben se-
Id)ieoen. sic nurbe am IA. Sebrlar
1912 IN @ormeloingen, 2uremburg,
geboren uilb erreibte Dos bobe Sitter
BON 80 Sabren unO 3R Mouaten.
Seit 1S49 pobnte iie in S5aufee
County. SIR @atte Midael @tnfel
lit ibr Dor 40 Sabren I'M Sobe por-
angegangen. MuBer ibrem Sobne
Setter biuterldBt tie cine 1odter,
Srou Serbit, unb cine Stieftodter,
Srau Sic. @eiB. 9as 8egrdbniB
fano am Sonntoa Hadmittag nnter
.8ablreiter Setbeiligung auf Dem ct.
Wtaricn : Srieobpf Itatt.
- Sn gscanaba lit Nifolaus Ger.
pais i'm Sitter bon AZ Sabren geItor-
ben. Gr nobnte friiber bier, mo er
.iih nit gpa Steinmeb BON Conn
Bort @aibington perbeiratbete,
melde neblt bier &inoern nun lein
Sini6eioen b%etraitern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10

dur Den beiligen 3iped, Die IuBen-
melt beriibrt tie lpGbrenb Ser Sauer
ibrer relisi6ien ltebung nidt. Gen
lebten Springern BON oenen i'm
@qn5en etna 10000 ge|G6lt Derben,
folgen foit $500 9eter, alid franfe
Wfanner ulo Srauen, Die iib Die
Strapa5en OeS SpringenS ni6t mebr
%autrauen, audi pobl ouoere = meiit
Sinner = fir iib ipringen laiIen.
Die an Der Spite oes 3llges iprin.
qenoen &naben mno Mabten iino fat
Idmmflib 10 ~geOungen.
Die Bro5ellipn nimmt ihren @eg
iiber Die Sauerbriide, bie S~auergdiie,
SirfeS, Wtorft, &lilpert, Damn iprin-
cen Die 8ilger Die 81 Stuien oes
yEctGrsbergers" sur Giarrfirhe
hinon rIb sur Gpnngelienieite binein
III Die Stride. Sc elm @eiitliber iest
lid oil cine Seite oes NItorS, ourd,
oeiien 0lasbeflcioung bus 8rab bes
heiligen &iitibroo lidtbar lit. Die
Btiaer lpringen Inn oas 8rub berum,
rei6en Den 9eiitlihen in peiBem
&adIS ausgefiibrte Nobbilounaen
Ihrer fronfen @lieoer, Die oieie ourd)
Nnriibren an Die ,8iosmanD peihen,
mo ipringen na6bem lie ihr Spfers
qei0 IN einen bereitgeiteuten &orp &c.
morfen baben. sur @piitelleite Der
STRIDE mieoer beraus. Auu iolgt
nod oas oreimalise llmipringen Oes
groBen Sol5treu5es auf Dem alteu
N%rieObof. Die SrieIter leeen oaua6
lbre iSeItgemdnoer ub, unO Die cyeier
mie Die FroSeiiion lit beenDet.
Gie Yil9er 5ieben nun CUR Staot
auriit. gin5elne SemeinOen uno
3iige perlaiien ldon unmittelbar
oarauf gdternah unb ruben auf Dem
ndfiteu, an Dem Seimpeg gelegenea
l9orf einige Stunben. Sir Die @lten
unO Granten fiihren lie 9eiternagen
NIT. Seoiglib Die pom fern berge-
fommenen Eilger benusen Die Giien.
balm, Die ON oieiem Gage biele grtra.
6iige abldBt. Sn Der Staot bleibeu
MIR Die Yilger aus Der ndditen Inn.
geblHg ghterna6's, Souriiten unp
anoere SulGauer. Mau iuht iid)
lest nah @abl in ben Sotels, &affee.
garten nnO @irtbsbdulern 3u ltorfen,
Die faum Die 3abl Der @1ite al falier
permogen. Sm 8an5en ioLlen BEL Der
lebten Bro5eiiion se5dblt moroen
iein: 5 S6meiSer, SO Sabnen, 100
0eiitlibe, 1924 Sanger, 273 Wuit-
tanten, 10,33S Springer, 81 Bonn.
piers, 81 Sroens idpeitern uno 1882
Better. Su5u bat man $4,000 Sremoe
geid)dtt. Ser Na9mittag uuo IbeuO
bes Bro5eiiionstuees geb0rt Ger leib-
liben @rfriId)ung uno Dem Seranii-
Gen. l(eberaa Shuaren munterer
Meniheu. Sor aGem auf Dem
Marft berri9t Sroblinn. Sort freiit
Oas &aruileu, freiiht Die 8eiee, prei-
len Die SuOenbeiiBer lire @uaren an
uber niraen0S @eioble ooer Inrem-
peln Der Sremoen. AueS gibt lih,
obne Den anoereu 5u belditigen, iora.
los Dem 8ersniigen bin. Eoli3iiten
iiebt man iiberbaupt niht. @lid-
lidIes gdteruab! sic ibeiuen audi
Iberiliiiig.
Sis tief in Ole Naht pGbrt Der
saolOeue Gag" ghternah's, INN crit
am Gfiuelt-3 ieustag Oes nddlten
SSubres pieoer ieinen gin8ug gu
baiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10

s1tdnn, 9botograpb an Sepant-Ies.
gpffs BET Web. A.: Srari5 Eeter
Ilpbons, g. b. Eeter StrauR, @en-
oarm 81 l~lfflingen. g.: Snionno,
Z. b. S. .. Shpall, Gilenbubnbe-
omter 5u gounelueg; Selene 2eonie
SSSlIltine, Z. b. Iugillt @reten, Wta-
ihinenbanolung 81 SolleriH : Sabn-
hof. s.: Hoeer, 9. b. 9ifolas
@e6er, gitbfiibrer 5u Soleri6
Ioeline Warsaretbu @ertrr,oe, &. b.
Bernard Shou, giienbabubeamter
an Solerid).
Seiratben. 81. Npril:
Saul Summer, @leftrifer, nit anna
@tiiler, ans Soueri6-9 abnbof. %:
Sobann Shoos, 9abnnGrter nit
Wtaria Steil, beioe aus Spaerih.
"a: Eeter Solepb Gaiffer, giien.
babubeamter aus lllflinseu nit eli.
iabetb Staloer ans 9onnemeg. &C.:
Sobann 8apier, @artner nit &nna
Iatburina Shleih. beioe bon Sbers
petruB. 2S.: Sobam Heter, genannt
Setter Sbommes, Sabrifangeltellter
uno @irtb nit Suiannu 8ioinger,
6eioe ans Sonneneg. 80: Sobann,
aenomut emil @aguer, Iderer 81
Goeier nit Wargoretba Mafel aus
Souerid; Hifolas 2eclerc, l~tnterneb-
mer aus Sonnetpeg nit Magoalena
Shreiner BON WerlerItaBe; Sobanu,
aenannt $. 3. Weoinger, ao6 nit
Seonie Stoffel, belize aus @asperid)
Sobaun Setter 9ioiuger, Giienbabn-
beamter aus Soaerif nit Iutbarina
&ooen ans Iieoerferihen. 1. Mai:
Teter 8elter, B~lafonirer nit @liie
Qenannt Seonie 8rioel, betoe aus
Merl.
SterbefGIIe. = 90. Ipril:
Suianna Wanoeri6eio, oft % Sabre,
Gbefrau bon gtifolaus HeQes, Brief,
TRIGGER 81 Merl. 90: &atbarinu
Sremont, alt 2 Sabre, aus 8onne-
meg. 2. Mai: Sobam 9aptiit 81.
mon, alt 81 Sabre, peniionirter Yro-
feiior bon WerleritraBe. g.: 2ouiie
Sbpma, oft 26 Sabre, aloiterihpe.
tier aus SoueriG. g.: Wargaretbu
Wrefes, alt 73 Sabre, gbefrau bon
Safob Wre6es, peniionirter giien.
babnbeomter 5u @eiiinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Nus Der bauptitaot.
gclgiidle SLATER meloen:

gclgiidJe SLATER meloen: Im
Sam&tag mur0e ELM III DER 9riiIleler
SoritaOt Gtterbef alS @~einbGnoler
aniGiiiger 2uremburger Hamens Sic.
aeois perbaftet, bel benz gefoll1te
9anfnoten i'm &ertbe BON 100000
6ronfen porgeflInoen puroen. Ger
Serbaftete CAB an, Die fallhen Sanf-
uoten BON elmer in Der fue Nogale
mobnenoen SerlDniifteit erbalten 81
baben. sluh oieler muroe ieltgenom-
men, ertlurte ieoo6 ben WeinbGnO-
ler nidt 81 fennen. @eitere Nod-
forIhuneen ergubem, ouB IN elmer
S6aerbeefer Sruderei Die Seritel.
l4ita foliber 8anfnoten betrieben
puroe. Der 9rufer purOe am
Spmntag friib perbatet. Gr eiebt
on, er babe BON einem Sriileler @u-
derer 10000 Sranten selieben unb,
Ron ibm georangt, Sieiem porse-
idlaeeu, Ourh Serlteuuug faliber
Sanfnoten feline Shulo 81 begleihen.
Ter @uberer babe oaS @nerbieten
angenommen. Gin Ginmobner bon
9aefen, Der init benz 0ruder inter
elmer 9ede aeipielt bnben Toll, mnrbe
feitaenommen. @eitere Serbaftrms
gen Iteben bepor. Die faliden Sheine
truaen OuS Satum oeS Z. Sum- 1900
uno oes Z. Sebruur. - @ie nabs
trGalif befuntt miro, lit Der perbaf.
tete @einbanoler Siegeois fem Gut
remburger, iuuoerniba aus Der belgi.
ldeu Gropin5 Suremburg ltammen.
Ole nerbafteten Saliher itelteu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der, Die elm
S~elfersbelfer in Sranfreid, nament-
liG IN Saris an ben Wann 6tt
bringeu butte. 9ieler, oeiien Same
nod nidt genannt miro, ipu, bon Sc.
p~iiiensbiiien geplaat, DEM Barrier
Toli5eiD,reftpr Gpheiert 0aS Brittle
Ter 6allherneit perratben uno Die
Serbaitung bes nit 100000 Sr. in
Suliififateu b~eriebenen @einbdno-
lerS Siegepis berbeigeflbst baben.
Gas wcsen 0rDEoicbitabls per-
haftete ainoermGohen Gmmp
Mrenbt, oas leinem 9~ienitberrn
Serru Albert 3anoer rIiinbener
&insl", Sabnhot $40 Nart nad
uno nah e~eitobleu bat. lit aus Dem
SeSling; es lit crit am %. Ipril bel
linn in Sienlt getrcteu. Ter 9ieb-
itobl lit IN raffiuierteiter @eile aus.
gefiibrt poroen. Serr Sander bot
leine 8elbfallette in einem Strmf
in leinem ShlafSimmer einge-
ibloiien. @dbreno oas W1oheu
nm Die 3immer mad)te, erbrnb es
init einer Saurbreunlfeere leiner
Serrin oaS. ShloB uno nabm ieoes.
mol cine gepille Smmme. Gas err
brodene ShloB ioa auSieben, ais Oh
les MIR leidt ~forcirt morbeu mare
mo obne ben idlieBlt6 -aaSubeoeu.
tenoen Serluit Ddre Serr Sander
| uie oui ole Spur Der llnreolihfeit
beS WtdbbeuS gefommeu, giuen
| Sbeil oes @elOes bate ole 9iebin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
8c,neinoe SolcriGl
emit 9ubmbofpierteD.

@eburten.- 10. Ipril: Hifo.
los Ioolt Q. b. Satob Soiepb gipen.
Gilenhabnbeamter 81 Soilerid;
Inna Waria, {. D. Seinrid Eooour,
Gimuiit 5u 9onnepee. 90: &atba-
rina @aria Soiepbiue, Z. p. Sobann
@ogner, Sbreiuer 5u Sollerih. "a:
Selene, Z. D. &ifolaS Sdumadler,
Observation-Disclosures 81 Sounepeg;
&eleue, Z. .. Srun5 Shmit, 6ubr-
mdnn 5u SberpetruB; Sub. Econ.
2. b. 8eorg Ennl Econ Sofmeilter,
Suufmam 81 SoQerih. DC: Sean,
2. D. e. 9roituS, Sbmieo 5u Sonne-
meg. 90: engenie Sulie, :. D.
Wtihel Werih, Suhfiibrer 5u Sole
rid; Mnna &atbarina, 2. b. Mtihel
@naner. Sobritarbeiter 5u Soaerih,
30: Ntaria II. Satbarina, 3milinge
BON 9tif. @oeBinger, Giienbnbnarbei.
ter an 8onmuea. 1. Mai: Maria
Alice, Z. b. Solepb Quot, Sei5er 5u
Somnelpeg. .: Ama Waria. :. ..
s. y. WauoerihelO, Gtlenbobn-
beamter al Geiiingen; Mutton, g. D.
Nit. @eber, @ilenbabnbeamter 81
8asperih. D.: SulIette Spbanna
@aria, Z. b. Inoreas @eorg @eioe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Gipilitano ser @emeinSe Sid a. b.
Ml5ettc.

@eburten. - 5. Wai: Solepb
Nifolous saul. 9. b. Wattbins
Slinser. Giienbabnpageumeiiter. g.:
Wtaria Wturgaretbo, Z. b: Solepb
Safob Grpolt, Shreiner. T.: Solepb,
%. b. Commit 8aaid,, Shmei5er;
Soiepb 6rnn5, 3. b. Soiepb, sennnnt
Sobam Safob grut, &iempner. s.:
@ilbelm, 2. b. Teter Sidter, Berg.
manm. O.: Auna, :. p. auguIt @oli.
tor, arbeiter. TO-: Maria Inna, 6.
b. @ifolauS DDS, 9ergmann. 12.:
Waria, Spdter BON Stale Cola,
Mrbeiter.
Seiratben. - 9. Mai: Mifo.
lals Hifars, Sei5er, nit Maria
Sbielen, obne Stmo. g.: Eeter Ser
mes, Sbmel5er, nit Imna Maria
Nfihels, obne Stanb; Mihel Mauhs.
Seramani, nit gliiabetb Geis, obue
Stunb.
SterbefGIle.- II. @ai: SO.
haHn @buaro Wattes, genannt
Siftor, 40 Sabre alt, Webeer. g.:
Gueen Sdondert, % Sabre alt,
Sdmel5er. g.: @ilbelm SuIting,
10 @oden alt, Sobn bon MifoIaus,
Slrbeiter; Mnna 9oiiong, 20 Monate
olt. :. b. &arl, Saglobner. o.:
Ntaria 9reoimus. 8 Wonate alt, z.
.. Mattbias, Sersmann; 8ilbelm
Staaot1 II @onate ait, Q. b. Srieo.
rid, SeremoM. TO-: Maria &muD,
81 Sabre alt, Gbegattin bon Sobam
Wtihel &ind. SAniter. 70: Sole.
pbine gliie gmert 5 Sabre alt, 3. D.
Sbeobalo, glettrifer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Gus BEN abrissn GruRbersostbum.

Scferid, 6. Mai. Serte Worgen
'peribieo SRI. @nna Wailet, ole
Sdfpelter unieres Serrn Sfarrers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
HUMAN SKELETON
Found on Site of Old Tavern at
York Harbor.
Recalls An Old Storyof Disappearance
Of a Pack PeddIer.
Murderer. If Such, Dead and Buried
These Many Years.

York Harbor. Me. Sept lS-A story
which many people believe is anthem
ticated by a recent discovery and is
that of ii murder which is supposed
to have been committed in this To-
cality previous to the beginning of
the last century
In making excavations for the build
ing of II house near the Parish Creek
bridge workmen unearthed beneath
about 20 inches of soil human skel-
eton, nearly complete and in Il COM
parativeIy good state of preservation
The skull is intact. except for big
fracture in the temple, which may have
been the cause of death. The larger
bones of the body show the man TO
have been of large stature. Near the
same place were some coins, the date
of which We're not discernible
Upon this spot was located the old
Stacy tavern. built in 1884 for a store
The old building was converted into
Il tavern and after the Revolution was
owned by Mr.. Stacy who had been
a lieutenant under Paul Jones on the
Bon Homme Richard
During IL night of revelry a pack
peddler. who participated in the gaiety
mysteriously disappeared. 1t was
thought that he had been the victim
of foul play but his body was never
found
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
CRAMER VS.. SiDliNGER.
Forgery Case Now on Trial in Knox
County Supreme Court.

Rockland. Me, Sept. lS.-The libel slit
for s3oD damage brought by Representa-
tive Miles ID. Cramer of Washington. Ne,
against James Sidlinser of WaldOboro,
charging the latter with a statement that
Representative Cramer was a forger and
he could prove it. began in the supreme
judicial court, this morning. before AS
sociate Justice Powers.
Five witnesses testified that the defend
ant uttered the statement that Cramcr
was forger and he could prove it,
among them the register of probate. who
SidlinGer had objected To Cramer being
appointed administrator on the Storer c.,-
tate On this ground. He is alleged 10
have said that he could prove it by the
asscSsors books Of Washington.
The defence is justification. ana w. H.
Miller Of Wadoboro. who represents the
defendant. will try to prove that Cramcr
while assessor in Washington. in 1898,
charged on the asse Ssors books - acres
of land to one Alice Sprague. after the
books had been made up by the other as
SCISSORS.
Justice Powers instructed the jury
To render Il verdict for plaintiff The
jury returned Il sealed verdict. early
this evening. which is doubtless in ac-
cordance with the courts advice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
DOG SAVED HIS LIFE.
RockIand Man Owes Much to Small
but Faithful DOG.

Rockland. Me-, Sept. lS.-William r.
Oberton's well-known fondness for
dogs was the indirect means of saw
ing his life. Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Oberton has large farm on the
side of Dodge's mountain, and among
other stock owns large bull The
animal had never displayed vicious
tendencies. and Mr.. Oberton was quite
unprepared when the bull rushed up
on him in the pasture.
Mr.. Oberton had the presence of
mind to obtain firm hold of the bull ;
horns. but the enraged animal tossed
him about with frightful energy. Fail
ing to make Mr.. Oberton release his
hold. the bull pushed him toward Il
fence. and the man knew that unless
help came he would soon be crushed
to death.
Already his hands Were bruised and
encounter was telling upon him.
At this critical juncture Mr.. Oberton
heard fierce barking and saw his bull
dog coming in the direction of the
struggle at full speed. The dog prompt
ly sprang upon the bull and. fastening
his teeth into the latters throat bit
with such vigor that the bulls atten-
ton was diverted to the dog.
When Mr.. Oberton reached safe
point the dog ceased his attack and
trotted away. IL hero.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
SEIZURE AT PORTLAND.
Wholesale DRUG House Has to Keep
Liquor to Hold Its Trade.

Portland. Me. Sept. 1S.-Yesterday
afternoon. Sheriff Dunn in person.
called at the wholesale drugstore Of
John W. Perkins & Go. and seized a
large quantity of liquor on the ground
that this establishment had been sup
plying the local dealers with liquor.
The head of the firm, George l.. Fogg.
said that this had been absolutely nee
essary. as in years past when no liquor
was kept in stock the trade had begun
to fail off because the small dealers
would not buy their drugs of one firm
and their liquors of another, so they
cut the Perkins house.
After the seizure Mr.. Fogg gave bail
ana. this morning. appeared in the
municipal court for trial. He was
found guilty and ordered TO pay fine
of 500 and costs or go to jail for 80
days. He appealed and furnished bail
for his appearance before the January
term of the superior court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
TIMBER WIPED OUT.
The Forest Fires. in Far West Sweep
ing Enormous Territory.

Denver. Colo. Sept. lS.-Forest fires
are sweeping bare timber sections of
Inc Rocky Mountains from Twin
Mountain line to central Colorado. The
htes are spreading with terrible rapid
Ivy and conditions are more serious
now than 1t any time since the fire
WAS reported about month ago.
Government inspectors and forest
hfisades are doing all in their power
70 check the progress Of the flames
ana are receiving all possible assist
ahce from ranchers and mining men.
IN some places the fires have been
checked but not subdued.
The greater portion of them. how
ever have gained such Roadway that
with the limited force of fire fighters
ana other means at hand the gov
erhrfent officials can see but little hope
OF successfully extinguishing the
names and must necessarily allow
tnem 20 burlI themselves out. New
hres are reported daily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
A TRUE SAYING.
Most Men Dig Their Graves With
Their Teeth"

The wrong kind of food fills more
graves than any other cause. 1t is
easy to retain good health by the use
of proper food and it is pleasant too.
The Rev. c.. NJ. Lodge of Iowa City.
Iowa. made successful experiment.
II am s. years of age and preacher
Last winter | went to Kansas and had
charge OF two churches. A little use of
Crane Nuts food made me believe it TO
lie a true brain and nerve builder:
wanted to experiment further with it
50 used Grape Nuts for breakfast and
supper for more than three months
with the best results. | not only never
had better health in my life but the
effect on my brain was wonderful.
had become forgetfuf of names. and
DC. SOUS and things. was often unable
10 recall even the names of old friends.
After using hGrape- Nuts for tive
weeks Forgotten names 'carne to me
and Is the days and weeks passed my
memory was wonderfully quickened as
70 names and dates, and mental ability
i'm general. | could preach without
manuscript or notes as never before
ard in month or less | said to my
self. Grape Nuts is a brain food and
as such now recommend it,
IT also gives health and blood.
nerve and muscle. Cheerfully and
earnestly | advise students. clergymen.
teachers ana all mental workers II
use Grape-Nuts steadily and sys-
ternaticaily if YOU wish to excel in
mental and literary work. renew your
age and feel well. 1t is the hes.
nerve ana brain food / have ever
Known.