Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-09


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The Universal Heart.
Since hoary- headed Time was young;
Since Art and Music found Il tongue;
Since the first rose. with dew lmpearieu;
rhis heart has thfobbed through an the
world.
II bleeds for freedom and for love-
Dreams of beatitudes above
And yearns with everlasting pam
For those who never come again.
| 1t thrills to genius and to worth.
Yet loves the lOwiiest thing on Earth
Is SCARED by SIM and rent by GRIEF;
And stripped of bloom like autumn's
leaf.
Coeval with the rolling spheres,
1t holds the burden of the years,
And beats like pulses of the sea,
This great heart of Humanity
William Hamilton Hayne, in the Era.
Lewiston receives the club women
with open arms.
1t is very evident that the lobster
will be a shell of contention in the
next Legislature.
1t isn't every alleged murderer who
helps out his lawyer. as Holbrook did.
by having a fit in the court room.
Now that the Littlefield assault
,, mystery is solved. Hancock county
can resume the discussion of the Sarah
Ware case.
Several hunting accidents are re-
ported from the woods but the first
week of the open season passed without
| any one being shot by mistake for a
| deer.
Now that Biddeford's hop beer has
| been found to contain s per cent. OF
| alcohol. this substitute for the real
| thing" also goes under the ban.
Mayor Boothby of Portland has
| called meeting of citizens. this after
noon. to discuss means of providing
| fuel for the poor during the coal
| strike.
| An Old Town hunter ran down a fox
| the other day. He was aided in the
remarkable capture by the fact that
| the fox got caught while trying to
crawl through a stone wall.
J. L. Young of a Winter street, Au-
burn. has an English ivy in his sitting
room that is over 800 feet long. 1t has
been growing for Is years and has gone
I around the room six times and is now
on the seventh lap.
| Another Festival is over, and it has
proved grand success from both
| artistic and financial standpOints. Now
| for the plans for the seventh.
| Dexter has at least one. industry
| crippled by the coal strike. The
| Chinese laundryman is discouraged and
| says he is going back to his native
| land.
| Bangor enters a protest against the
early hour at which the morning train
| leaves for the East in the winter. The
time is 3.45 \. NJ. which means getting
M ut > O'Clock or before, and that isn't
early hour is ali right for through
/ 70 hn fnr %
along the line to Vanceboro it is hardly
| convenient.
| Walter Williams of Topsham, famed
| in Maine intercollegiate circles as
| Pop Williams, the Bowdoin pitcher
| Of the early nineties, has been playing
| or the Chicago Nationals, this season,
and has made a good record, particu-
| larry as he was on a losing team. He
| pitched q games, winning IL and losing
| 10. Many of the games lost We're by
| very small scores. For several years
| previous he had been with Toronto
| and was regarded as the strongest
pitcher of the Eastern league. He will
| again coach the BowdOn team in the
cage. this winter.
| The New England Catholic Historical
| Society of Boston has just issued a
valuable publication entitled. 1.-The
Acadians of Madawaska. Maine" 1t
was written by Rev. Charles W. Col
| lins. chancellor of the diocese of Port
land. 1t is scholarly production and
a valuable addition to the historical
| literature of Maine. 1t also shows deep
study and examination of all the
authorities on this subject. 1t will be
a valuable addition to all historical
libraries and Father Collins is entitled
| to the thanks of the public for his
learned and interesting history of these
| industrious. honest and ancient citi-
Zens of northern Maine.
| November Sd the venerable and re-
| spected George s. Hay of Portland, will
| celebrate the 5Oth anniversary of his
| admission as Master Mason to
| Ancient Landmark lodge of that city
/, Mr. Hay is in good health and is a fire.
| quent attendant at lodge meetings in
| the work of which he takes a deep in
l 4 a-& H.