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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-21
BATES COLLEGE
Captain Allen Of Football Team,
to Leave College.
A Gift Of $4,000 Announced The
Eben c. Cos Fund.
Dedic aticn Of New Coram Library
Wednesday, Oct. 22.

Lewiston, Me. Oct. 20.-(SpeciaD.-
Bates defeat. last saturday, promises
20 be but criterion OF what the COM
ing genes are likely 10 be. Late Fri
college from his home ut Columbia
Falls. ard Saturday. played his old po-
si,ion in the Bates-Colby game for the
last time as captain Of Bates football
team. after the game Allen returned
30 his home again. and il Is announced
that hc has left college and viii not re-
turr. The announcement has caused.
mich regret not only because cf Aliens
pro.'en ability rs an athlete but more
lecarsc Of MS general popularity
among the boys. No other mans loss
from The tenn could cause so much re-
:srct However. tn. college .tl,Eircs the
spirit or the disposition that has
prompted his Withdrawal from his col
I.yc connections ut q time when Il few
months would soc his graduation. Mrs.
Alien. Capt. Aliens mother lies ve!"
IN. suffering from q second attack OF
paralysis and it IS for her SAKE that her
son has given UP his ooilcs" Co,irss' and
refuses TO play football again this sea-
son.
Before the Coiby game The \. A..
elected Harry Town" captain. and he
will continue 10 a,t in that capacity,
since Alien has resigned. rown2 =
probably III" mos, ropu';yr I'll round
ln:.n in college. He is an "HH.nri,. cf
what M athl2t" can be. clc-tn, morally.
physi, ally. md 81 iri,ually. besides Il
thorough scbrlar Of high rin%. or thc
aihl,t.S no have won lnuch ccti'r on
III. .ituord. ,,;dir"r nr trar;> her" az
b. :.s there Is no doubt thn; ToN'rr is
tn. best balapr"d in p;ivsical aTi Schoi
astic training. II is said that Towac
81 never out Of training ana IL is Il fact
that he has returned 10 college after All
atseEcc Of two or thr-" months Each
ing. TO take part ia atlll- tic cont"s,s fu.
Whica others had trained constantly
under comp. tent instructors, ana ne
has carried Of first prizes cIaily. ToTne
was considered. last SpIin". ia :, can ii
date for capt: L.. and the contest might
have been dorbtful IL he had cntrr'.':
against tlknu. IuV ..N"r. he n"w has
the place th,ii h.. can fll a. tn" satis-
faction Of every member "r tho team
anG has the perfect c"f.rlrnrc If tn
Who'll" institution.
PrcIaritin,iS pr.. -. inc pushed hurriL
H. fDT1. arc FOR ~" d-dir.'tiua ~ 'oinIn
lim..ry ~ t;k'. pIJr''. W"irt-''l1:. 'rt.
- MaEy noted 'isiiurS ar" "XIc"t, 4
TO Lee Iiro sent at IL" ceremonies. Among
others to-. =. vid.Uts e tn ojEcr ,hTec
Mrin. fytl..f..e ls,tt. Iyt.u invited i'x-
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Dr.. Emnons'

Mnpthiv Regulator has brought bappincs s 70
n,,narads ~ a n xIouswomcn. There Is positive
IL no other remedy known u medical science
that viii so quickly and safely do the work.
Longest and most obstinate irregularities from
:pv s:auec relieved Immediately. Success guar
antccd at any stage. No pain. danger, or inter.
ference with work. Have relieved hundreds Ct
caacs where others have failed. The most DIM
c,i.iaI results guaranteed in every instance. No
rial Whatsoever. We treat hundreds Of Indies
whom we never sec. Write for further particu,
lars and free confidential advice do not pun OIL
too long. Alile;ters truthfuliy answered. Hc-
member, this remedy f. absolutely safe under
every possible condition and positively leaves
no alter i'll effect upon the health Sent by mail.
sccnrs.lr sealed. AGO. Money letters should b.
recistered. DIR. J. W. EMMONS CO.. 40 Ire
mont St., Boston, Mass.
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STATE OF MAINE.


kennebec, IS. Supreme judicial Court.
JOHN W. BCT'TERFIELD. In Eq.
Ns.
JEREMIAH S. BrTTERFIELD, et ais
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.
Whereas by an interlocutory decree
entered by the Supreme Judicial Court
DERED. ADJUDGED AND DECREED
that George n. Gates. Receiver. duly APP
pointed in said cause, be authorized and
directed to proceed To sell all the real cs-
tate described in said bill at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder.
NOM THEREFORE,, in pursuance Of
the Order and Decree above r,cltcd. |
hereby give public notice that ! will offer
for sale for cash and sell ut hubble auc
tion the following real estate described IN
said bill. on the premises on Monday. o.
tobcr =. 1877 at II o'clock a. NJ. 10 wit:
!. certain tract OF land situated u
East Nassalboro. with the buildings
thereon. bounded and described us fol-
lows: Beginning AT stone post at the
running northcrly by the road leading
from East Nassalboro To Watervillc to u
division line marked by "A stone; thence
easterly by said division inc to tn,
stream or brook flowing from the Twelve
Mile Pond. SO called: thence suutherly BY
the shore Of said brook To the road Iciid
ing from East Nassijboro 10 China VIII
lagc. thence by said road westerly TO The
first mentioned bound
.. 4 certain other tract or parcel OF
land. with the buildings thereon. situated
IN sa East Nassalboro and bounded aud
described rs follows: Bounded on the
north. west ana south by land formerly
owned ~ Hiram Doe and on the East by
said road. said premises containing three
fuurths OF an acrv, more % icss. ~
- 4 certain other tract O. Parcel %
land with the buildings thereon. situated
IN said Fast Nsssalboro and bounded ns
follows: on the south by the Mill
stream: ON the east and north by land OF
Charles Gates and Thomas Piper: on the
west by the Aiiil Stream and by land OF
J. g. Evans, being the same property
conveyed 10y BENJAMIN y. Robinson and
Mary \. Robinson to Iachariah Butter
field by deed dated April -. 1881. said lot
containing four acres. more or lcsa.
A. a certain other tract or parcel or
land situated in said East Nassaiboro
bounded and described AS follows: Be-
ginning at the southwest corner Of the
nid BAPTIST Church Burying Ground ~
East Nassalboro on the east side 81 The
road leading from East Nassalboro I"
South China: thence running svnthcriy
ON the east side OF said road about one
hundred feet at or near the north line of
the Town Landing, 80 called. 10 the
shore of Twelve Mile Pond; thence north
criy by said shore to the southeast cor
n.r Of said BAPTIST Church Eury.n-
Ground: thence westerly. on IN. SOUTH
line OF said BAPTIST Church I:uryins
Ground TO the boundary first mentioned.
containing one fourth OF an acre. moro
or less Together with the Old potash
building So called. situated on said
premises. hut excepting the saw mill on
said premises built. owned and occupied
by A. c. and j. $. Butterficd.
Dated this fifteenth day OF october, A.
u. 1907.
CORNISH 4 BAssETT.
Plaintiff Solicitors. oct2l&E
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THE MAD MULLAH
Putting Upa Stiff Fight Against
the British.
Swayne Loses Two Officers and so
Men and 100 Wounded.
Forces Concentrating and viii Make i
Combined Attack.

London. oct. 20.-The foreign office
has issued an undated dispatch from
Col. SWayne. commanding one of the
columns of British forces operating
against the Mad Mullah of Somaliland.
The British forces engaged were com
posed entirely of native troops ana
Lewis. Col. Swayne says:
My force reached Erego. this morn
ing. When about one days march
north of Mudug il was attacked in the
thick bush TWO advances were made
and the enemy was beaten back In tht,
morning Their losses were heavy and
we captured 100 rifles.
Our force then proceeded to collect
animals for transportation purposes
and to join the detachment AT the
stockade camp. In the afternoon re-
.onuatssance was made and. after
sharp lighting the enemy were again
driven of.
II deeply regret to report the folio" r
ing casualties Col. Phillips and Capt
Angus and 30 men killed and about loo
r,en wounded. The latter include
,-ant Howard and Lieut.. Everett. but
both are doing well. There were Sc
we're losses among the transport ana
riding cameIs. The force WI reacf
tha stockide camp. tomorrow. ana VII
advance to attack the enemy
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successful. The gravest anxiety vii.
he felt until further news is received.
The entire expedition will have to be
repeated on a much larger scale.
col. Swaync is accompanied by over
% white officers.
The Muilth success VI! set lie whole
Ogadon and Dolba hant cf1intry AHA me
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CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS MEN

AID THOSE holding positions OF re-
sponsibilty, or who are acting in any
confidential capacity. can obtain a good
income Ly Sending us tho names and ad-
dresses CT their personal friends and bus
mess associates who are able % purchase
high-grade stocks or bonds. We Will o.
On ali sales MADE A splendid opportuni-
~ Send your name. address and bust
ness connection Immediately to r. O. Box
347S Boston.
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KNIGHTS OF MALTA
arriving at Portland for the Supreme
Grand Cormardery.

Pcrilaad. Nj. oct CA special train
arrived y, midnigh; bringing 4 large
numb'f u knights of Malta from all
p:affs ~ TIE country 10 attend the ST.
Wem' Grand Commandery sessions here.
ms wN,f. Many members came, this at
urnoon. and We're entertained. tonight.
y r'cat G,mn9a n,,rrit's. irnc sessions wili
elsn ~ ~ rlnek tomorrow morning. and
snhtlncc o. Friday. Supreme Commander
s"'YrsH Stevens Jones arrived. this after
escn 'I
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FIRE At ALBANY. N. Y.
Fireman Kiilcd-Watchran Missing
Many Narrow Escapes.

Albany. ~ V. oct. ao.-The most de
structivc fire that has visited AlnanH ~ y
number OF years brok" out. shorty nclor1
II o'clock Saturday night. IN the lo"ct
AZ Brooks cos. Boston store. one OF Tue
largest dry goods stores in me heart 81
The business district. For "A time the en-,
tire dry goods section was .nrea,ci ,i,,
and only by most heroic work on the
tart Of the iircmen were the flames pfitG-
tically confined to the building III which
they started.
There were many thrilling ESCAPES iro;A
death and one fireman WIS killed ana
number in jured. Thomas Ward pipe
man Of Engine |. slipped from the Top o.
a ladder and fell ~ feet. breaking ms
neck. So,
At the time the fire broke out a dance
was In progress in II hall in the top hoor
of the turning building. Escape 10 me
street was cut off by the fast sl'reaul,lg
flames and Is voting men ana women
Were. lifted out Of the front windows ana
hclped over adjoining roofs
THO shieks Of historical women created
much excitement but cool headed fire.
men aud spectators soon carried them to
"A place Of safety. \ number OF the wo-
mon were burned but none of The dane
ers were seriously hurt
Albany. y. Y. Oct. an.-lt is now be-
U.ycd that another life was lost IN the
fire which destroyed Tower a Brooks
Boston store. saturday night. Inc watch-
man. Teheyck I.amouse. who was sup
posed 70 have been in the building when
ihe tjre broke out has no; been seen
since and IL is believed that his body Is
rnder the debris. The loss. is now
thought, will reach $Jr,ceo
The Petit Bleu. Saturday. announced
that the sale of Portuguese south
Africa to England has already been at-
complished. In order not to wound
Portuguese susceptibilities. the paper
ndfs the bin of sale has been drawn
up in the form of q ?s-year lease ana
the Portuguese flag will be permitted
to float over Delagoa Bay. The Anglo
German treaty. the paper continues.
,, which was concluded before the South
African war. provided that in case OF
lac p; rtition of Portuguese Africa Ger
many SHOULD get North Zambes;a. Eng
land wants to annul this treaty. Inc
/ Kaiser and the King of Portugal viii
/. meet in England to discuss the matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-21

:. special .Cwn meeting ut Williams
sse"h. voted. saturday. 20 decline the OF
1T OF Harley J. Proctor o: Cincinnati.
a. a. soap manufacturer. scmmeI, resi-
,,.uIIoVeMent Of highways, provided the
.o~n Wonld raise %0,10 additional. and
ss'st highway commission Of five men,
Its, VINO should be- appointed by. and to
~, a'uNe, himself. The offer was defeated
49, - majority OF II votes. the chief argU-
s LII, against II being that too many re-
nv ,,.i,v ~ would be placed upon the town
ny lis acceptance.
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IN order has been issued br Jnstjce AZ
oen chester al Albany. \. r.. direct,a.
CraSs, riouiiol Of The sneeial fund of tn
mh; ,n,,s state Providcnt Association.
MinSn IS n tn. bands of RECEIVER
l. ,ss,;, New fsrk state policy holders. IL
m,, r.S,.::Mated that the policy holders will
N ,u irt In tho fund on HE basis OF
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Rest. Health and Comfort to Mother and
IA

MRS. WiNsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR
cnIstiisn tccihin,-. soficns the gums, reduces
,.,ic Perfectly safe IN NIL cases. We would
say to ever, mother who has a suffering child:
DO not let your prejudice. nor the prejndIccs
of others. stand between you and your sriier-
ing child and the reliefthat Will be sure-yeSs
absolutely surc-to follow the use OF TINS
s.,a,iicnc, iffi.neiy used. Price 9Jc. q bottle.
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You Needn't,

You needn't keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating. nor belching. nor
experiencing nausea between meals.
In other words. you needn't keep on
being dyspeptic. and you certainly
shouldn't.
Hoods Sarsaparila cures dyspepsia
it strengthens and tones the stomach,
perfects digestion. creates normal APP
petite, and builds up the whole sys-
tenn
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London. oct. 20.-Thc serious re-
verse in Son.aliland places the small
J.ritish force there. of about 5000 men
az doubtful reliability, in an executing :
IL perilous situation
since the beginning of Col Swayne' 5
s,a.ona campaign against the Mlllah.
~. Mn little has been heard Of the
,w,aaition The Mullah probably has
Il. coo men. With this iarst io'ee mar
RAISING him Col. SwaeIie haS -
eat 10 Bohotle. 80 miles. anu prop
ably still 100 niles further TO fufae,
the principal British frontier post.
This march must be made under !,
seorching sun and over an arid ana
road,ess desert. even If the retreat i
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= Miss Agnes Miller, of Chicago, speaks
to young women about dangers of the
Menstrual Period = how to avoid pain and
suffering and remove the cause by using
Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable COMPOUND.

10 lorNa WoNEN:-I suffered for six years with dysmenor-
Inea (ihu periods much that dreaded month";
knew 1t meant three four days of The
this due inamed the appendages caused
by repeated and neglected colds = ~
III young girls only realized how dangerous is to take cold
TINS critical time much suffering would be them. Thank
oI lydia - Pnkhams Vegetable Compound that the only
tlclne winch helped Within weeks
take it, noticed marked Improvement general health
the time OF my next monthly period the pain had diminished
ably: treatment
another since am in perfect health eyes brighter have
added II pounds to weight color good, and feel light
happy Miss AGNES MILLER, - Potomac Ave, Chicago Ill.
The monthly sickness reflects the condition a
health Anything unusual
and attention Fifty thousand
that Lydia f. EinkhamS
situation and makes those
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c-YLANC
COLD CREAM

which il made by Paul G. Klein. corner
of fremont and Boylston Streets, Bus-
ton, Mass. That's his business.
Sold in 4 CO. jars, 25c. Trial size, Zoe.
Guarsnteed not To make hair grow on
The face, nor become rancid. The purity
and beauty Of 4 naturnl complexion T.
certain to those using fT.ANG WANG
COLD CREAM. u Is the natural skin
food. removing pimpIcs, Tan. FreCbics.
Sunburn Blackhpads. and all skin crup-
tons. and is highly endorsed by ell the
leading physicians.
For sale at all Drug stores.
eep.4eoG2mos
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A young man is in love with young
lady. That's his business.
The young. lady is in love with the young
man. That's her business.
Soon they will be engaged 10 be married.
That's their business
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JOHN w. BUTTERFIELD In Eq.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
KILLED 0n B
 RAILROAD TRACK
A Han Named HaGser Ground to a Pulp on the White Pass Railroad
 Near Frazer Station.

Dawson, Y. T., March l5--A dis dressing accident occurred on the w.. r. x '. route yesterday about two miles south of Frazer station. Two passengers on the last trip of the Dolphin, after reaching Skagway, de- cided to walk over the mountain and had reached the point named when they were overtaken by the n0rthbound train, running at a speed of 2o miles an hour. At the place where the accident happened the snow is piled up on each side of the track to a height of five or six feet, with barely room for the pass age of the body Of the cars. One Of the men was on top of the snow bank
 but the other, German, named Hauser, about B years ot age, was on the track. The man on the bank heard the roar of the train and called to his companion
 who endeavored to scale the wall of snow: but he was too late and was caught by the snow blow. thrown under the wheels and frighJfully raneled be- fore the train could be brought to q stop. As soon as possible the train crew took the man from underneath the wheels and placed him on board the train, but he expired few minutes saf.erward. On examination it was found that his arms and legs were ground almost to a pulp and that DOT ;tion of bis skull lad been torn away. Tbe body was brought as far as Bennett and there left to await an inquest.
 It is said the deceased was resident of Chelan Falls, state of Washington, and leaves q wife and four children.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24

ont at almost auy time, and a southerly wind is only needed to drive the ice out of the lagoon at Port Safety. considers be distance above the rail- road bridge.
 The locomotive of the Wild Goose Company made a trip Thursday out as far as discovery on Anvil.
 The Bank of Cape Nome this morn ing received TOO ounces of dust from claims in the immediate vicinity of Nome,
 Peter Sheehan stole a stove from r. Maloney and yesterday Judge Reed sentenced him to serve four IL onths in the federal jail.
 D. B. F'itten. ct al, have begun suit against Ed Laramey and othe's to re- cover possession Of the Jerauld placer claim in this district.
 Attorney Arthur G. Thompson re- turned Sunday from d trip to kasson creek, Solomon river. where he was looking after his mining interests.
 An ice foe struck the old steamer City of Chicago in the stern yesterday afternoon, punching q big hole in the vessel. A safe in the steamer dropped into the river.
 Tho volunteer fire departmen. was reorganized last night with the follow ing officers: President, J. ~. Grur- baum; vice president. $. Ii. Stevens: secretary, F. G. Leiheldt; treasurer, C. c. CowdeD. Thirty-scven active mem bers were enrolled.
 Mrs. Chas. g. B. Brink. Dixon, Ills. inquiries through the United States marshal's office for information con corning C. 5. Brink. who went to Daw- son in 1898, but who is supposed to be in Nome. Brink may possibly be known by the name of Big Charlie"
 Carllis Bros. have opened up branch store opposite the A. B. hall. They will handle full line of groceries. Mr. Frank Reed will have charge of the re- tail department. These gentlemen also contemplate putting stock of goods in the Raymond building.
 George Barker reached Nome Thurs day evening from Sinrock with the thumb of his left hand shattered The accident resulted from shell bursting Tn ms shotgun. Dr. HlnlnSef fenuefcd the necessary surgical assistance and the greater portion of the thumb will be saved.
 Wade Woodson. foreman on the Madelaine claim, on the divide between Anvil and Dexter, brought in 100 ounces of gold dust this afternoon. Tbis cleanup represents only a small portion of the dump. The claim is owned by Tom T. Lane and his mother, Mrs. C. b. Lane.
 Dr. w. J. Sloan and Jack Sullivan. we'll known Gold Run mining men, were in town this week. Little work is bess ing done as yet on that creek; about the only activity noticeable is on Gus Sieffert', quartz claim where several tons of ore are being taken out for ship ment to Tacoma.
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
NEWS NUGGETS.

Mrs. c. G. Cowden has been quite i'll tor the past week.
 Dr. Jones will personally looli after his mining interests this year. At present he is opening up bench claim .on Anvil, opposite No. 2.
 Thomas Mulligan returned this week from Council City district. He has been with Mir. Rowe's party on Fish river during the past winter.
 Complaints are made that & large number of abandoned shafts scattered here and there in the vicinity of Nome are uncovered and they are menace to life and limb.
 There will be another special musical service ct the Episcopal church tomor- row, Mir. Reed will sing Gounod s "Nazareth" and there will be a full choir in attendance.
 Capt. Jasper l.. Pedersen's new gaso- line schooner will be launched tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock on the sandspit, below Geiger's bridge. The schooner Is dandy and was built entirely ia Nome.
 r. G. Kappelman. of the NUGGET, who made d trip this week down the coast as far as 1'oplOk, says that the ice in Solomon river may be expected to move
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
KICK HURLEY
 10 MEET SlAVin
For S2,ooO a Side In Dawson Some Time in April-Dawsor Sports
 Backing Their Tian.

Dawson, Y. T., March 20.--Yesterday evenings mail brought to Alex Pan tages contract signed by Nick Burley for 10-round glove contest with Frank P. Slavin, the affair to take place in Dawson, probably in April, or as soon as Burley can rest mp after the trip in from the oulsidc, which will be made in order that he may reach here be- tween the first and tenth of April. Barley is now in Seattle.
 The go will be for G5.000 or S2,a00 d side. lantages, acting for Burley. and Sluvin have each pusted Sli0 to bind the agreement. Tie remainder will be put up aftor Burley arrives.
 Burley has something Of record, having fought an eight-round diuw with Tom sharkey in Honolulu. lie hus defeated Goddard, but went down before Mccoy. For some lime Ie toured with Bob tzsinuons as his sparring partner. One thing which does not speak volumes Tor lis prOwess io that il took l3 rounds for him to de- feat "Curly' Carr. Burley is , feet IT. inches high, weighs TO pounds and i' very quick on his feet. He is said to be very fair and clean ring opponent. He is 20 years of age.
 Local sports are divided in Cp'niCn as to what will be the outcome of the meet. The man who can get the best of Slavin iu ring is yet 10 be seen in Dawson, and the "old man" will not fail to give an account of himself this
The Nome nugget., 1902-05-24
Building Notes.

The new post office building is rapid ly approac hing completion and it will be ready for occupancy by June l. next.
 Kelly's drug store i' being greatly improved, both as to It's interior and exterior. 4 new plate glass iront will be put in upon the ar.l\ai Of the first steamers, and the building will be One of the handsOmest in town.
 Gus Siefitrt has entirely remodeled the Elk building. The Lew front put in is a great Improvement. while hand some suites of offices have been arranged