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New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
ISSUE BLANKS FOR PROTESTS.
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION ASK THEIR CON
sTITUENTS TO HELP OPPOSE EIGHT
HOI-R FRANCHISE CIAISE


HOUR FRANCHISE CLAUSE.
The Merchants Association has sent out copies Of
It's protest against the adoption Of the proposed
eight hour clause in the Pennsylvania tunnel
franchise. and has provided blanks for protests 10
he sent 70 the Board 81 Aldermen by its constituents
20 influence the action 70 be taken by the board to-
morrow The pamphlet Of the association says in
part.
No power has been given to the public officials OF
this city 20 restrict the free right OF contract be-
tween employer and employed nor 70 make condi-
tOns to grants for the sole benefit of limited
class our public officials have the right 10 regu-
late the public relation Of holders Of franchises not
the private relations between employer and en-
ploy-d
The proposed eight hour clause IN this contract
will enormously increase the cost or the work. and
may stop IL altogether. The enterprise Is Of too
Importance 10 the city 20 be defeated, and all
classes win lose II il is not carried through: The
interest of the ahortng class Is not IN subsidy out
opportunity and the worst enemies Of the whole
people those who foster the belief that pros
perity be brought about by high wages paid
from the public funds 70 privileged class OF labor
We firmly believe that the building OF this tunnel
an dgreat terminal facilities means a long step
forward toward establishing the prosperity Of our
city. but commercial supremacy cannot De main
tanned N our public officials are 20 be allowed 70
dictate 70 the employer under what conditions he
shall employ labor
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
cHANcELLOR ONEILL GONG WEST.

south Orange oct. (Speciap the heN- "eo'se
Doane O'NeuL chancellor OF the Roman 'athohc
Diocese or Newark. will start for Denver on Tues
day. seeking 10 regain his health Father % NeiIl
has been IN for several weeks. and II Is thought
a YEAR in the West will restore him ne Rev
Iadv of the Valley. Orange Valley VIII attehu 70
Father O'NeilTs duties at Seton nan 'o"ese anu
elsew here u, Ill.,,
will celebrate his silver jubilee In December. ana
Bisbop NcFaul Of the Trenton diocese Will nave
been twenty-five years a priest and eight years
bishop October Is
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
THE FIRE RECORD TESTERD4T.

,2.5n n, No Iss Orchard-st, T. Levy, trihing
ms a Mo Twelfth st. Abe koplan, 81
.as . N, NJ rs Monroe samuel Goldberg Slo0
ass a m-Pier "a North River j. Kidney. 50
ass a Mo 2fn one hundred and twenty NTH
James carroll Sl1n
e.3s a Mo 2S Or, hard ST.. Meyer cohen. trihing
ans Nm 62 Essex ST.. Isaac Zimmerman: trtiing
s:45 D Mo. ~ LeNs-st, Morris siegelman. trnins
4ss D. Mo 346 East hundred and fourth St.
Ninceneto Collie: $500
5.25 o Mo ii9 West Twenty seventh St, Joseph
HOesler. SiOO.
b.so D. Mo. i.l4i Broadway. Multplex Lamp Com
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
COLOMBIAN LEGATION FNPREssEs RE
GRFT- PEACE IN FOUR DEPARTMENTS

GRET-PEACE IN FOUR DEPARTMENTS
Washington, oct 5-The action ~ Admiral
Casey in giving notice ~ his intention 70 decline
10 transport comhstauts ammunition or arms
across the isthmus Of Panama Is greatly re
GREETED al the Colombian Legation one mem
Der 81 the legation stan expressed tho opinion
that II would produce most unfavorab1e i'm
preston among the people of Colombia should
later developments show that Admiral Casey's
step has been accurately reported
Other diplomatic officials i'm discussing the
matter said that Admiral Casey's action Ven,
further than that of Commander Mclean ~
the Cincinnati who permitted the transporta-
tion ~ troops across the railroad after they, has
been dissrmed and under an escort of marines
dispatch received ar the Colombian Leest,o,
from Bogota announces an oficial declarotio,
az peace in four Of the departments Of the 70
public Preparations are making IN Col0n,bis
Tor the election Of congress 10 deal with ~
Panama Canal and other important subssc,s
and the ofncisl announcement of peace fs =
preliminary step 10 the election of members 81
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH AVENUE-Senator George F. Hoar. ~
NFaess rl1usatts CIISEY- Robert lennoN Ranks
Of Albany. GRAND UNIoN-John ? Jaee.rL
State Tres surer ~ Auburn y. Y, state senate
n N Wilcox ~ Auburn. \. Y. HoLIsANh-FayE =
master Richard Hstton. I. : y MANN -
-F,x Governor J G A Bracket, ~ MaSS+' ~
sstfs MURRAY HlIIr-C. Q. Woolworth. or Al
bapv NFTHERLAND-ChaT Peabody ~ am
brs5qs Mass WALDORF C'onEresSr1'n FRANK
q NeidrinChaus of - Louis. r Baker. oI
T3slfir10re president of the Atlantic lranSpo''
1-or,nsr,- Colonel John Lambert. ~ Chicago *
Tudse lambert Tree or Chicago Isaac J.. El"ooa
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
NETWORK CITY

The attendance AZ the Fulton Street Noon Meet
ing Is increasing daily The ave axe daily attend
snca I'm September was thirty-four The heN.
George Soltau ~ London England. VII l"ad '''
meetings this week. and give snort hl''e FAI'
sitiou Al % q =, N each day.
The meetings - the Nor,hhe'd- -FIeruor club viii
be resumed this evening A. its rooms No l5S
Fifth-aNe
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

t.vt,etop Ky. oct. st is proposed 10 get up
.nactaI race AZ the trotting meeting which be
g,ns her. on Tuesday for the oldtime drivers Budd
nobls John Spann. Charles Marvin Nap Nc
Carty Ed" Geers and orin hlhok are aireadV on
..,nas and ..I-ncIe' GeOrSe Fuller is COM
ing II was remarked tonight thai Budd Dobe
g,rs a 20 swept the card at the Lexington meet
- a. scott Hudson did at Cleveland recently.
Teebls won the first and second Iransylvania.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
FIR ESTATE HEIRS VARY.

caldwell oct CSpecaD Miss Anna ReHenger
Iefler and Frank Augustus Leonard. niece an"
- 80 Ms charles l. Fair who with her
husband met q tragic death I'm France few ~eehs
ago were married yesterday az the nome pI .IIe
bTidegroorn's parents. Mr. ana Mrs Joshua Leon
ar9 in this town The bride Is p henthCiary unueI
rbe viii OF her aunt and has ALREADY received
q IN u h share ~ the esIlte-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

r.. ,.,,r 80 Thomas a Nevtus of Orange who
i.4 Suddenly while IN ireland attendiug 20 large
.-,erprl-e In England In which no WAS interested
,..e -rs4 with mo County Surrogate NJ Newark
NJ Nsvirs left an estate ~ over
- -, - ara v-.s ifeutfTed with great corporate
s-,ars-rs The widow. son and daughteT are
-..,,-sr a. ~. executors The property IS Ieft 70
he widow ana children. and there are no Pu'"'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
CRAZT OVER THREE PI4TOONS.
POLICEMAN VIOLENT BECAUSE SYSTEM
WAS NOT REINsTATED TO RE
EXAMINED

Fnrased over the failure ~ Police Commissioner
Partridge 20 reinstste the three platoon s>ste"
last week ne expected would he done Policeman
John J. McDeruott forty-one years old, - IN N'li"
1ue Hospital awaiting examination rs 20 ms
sanity.
NcDermott lives with his wife ~ No els Se,,'.l
ave She appears the petitioner The p.i.t
man was greatly interested in the success ~ -.
proposed three platoon system he talheo ~ u
continually % his fellow policemen and f'afn.s
ast week he became violent. and n was f0'"Ihi
unsafe 20 allow him his liberty
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
NEW JERSEY NEWS,
GRIEF SENDS INV WANDERING.
SON WHO xuRsFn Hs MOTHER DISAPPEARS
AFTER HER DEATH.

Naplev-ood oct 5.-MeutaIly unbalan'ed nv eriet
over the death Of his mother. Nllham hehl''H
zt-. -r,o. ia wandering about no one knows
-ho-a and acouaIutauces fear that he has
committed suicide Hennion and his mother nave
for wears lived in Jefferson-ave- Although poor
-re,- had managed 20 live comfortably. ana W-.e
s.,.,-t 10 ,qrr other - great was ttenhl"h >
devotion 10 his parent that he showed no hh9G IoL
M .-r,r4 ui0nship 90 others 0f his own age w HeL
h.. ,-Itt.~ hel.rn an Fe declined assistance. ana
nursei her uiFht and day When i9g tal l,,.isl TIN
"a trfsrts came In to for the body n" qtle'l
eIpuei away from the house ard has not peeH
efv~s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
L A ". CAVES POSTPONED.

The games ~ the Greater New-York Irish Ath-
Ietfc Association which scheduled 70 take
place at Celtic Park yesterday. were postponed on
accnIInt OF raln
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

Nothing quite SO pitiful as a would
be that isn't
our undress livery is right
Every whipoord garment coachman
or groom ever wears. tan, brown.
Oxford and the new silver gray.
Heavy covert overcoats to wear with
them, tan or Oxford.
The Rlue Book Domestic Service details me dutez
~ the servants n the LARGEST households
could you use cory IN your householde
It's price - postal r,quest
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY.
~ Broadway Warren
opposite CITY Han
$40 Broadway. 18th We dlf orders
and lao 20 las ar hy mail
ie6e Broadway 39d
and 50 West asa -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise s.o2 5S4 Moon sets $40 Moons aEs
HIGH WATER.
N-Saniy Hook 10 Is Gov Island II % Hell Gata y ~
M-sandy Hook 10 AZ Gov Island II II He'll Gate les
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
ti-c Vessel sails
T-ooroIs Ts-E.opytlIs CTvda 800
Teu,estour Norfolk Touiuion. 500 m
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Z
Z U-ub.,r, = q pre,,a, y c; ILovd 80 m 10 Or n m
TINcbsr TJaTob,r+ EJan,f- Am 900
a
III ~ CaIysst,r NorSan .......... SO0p m
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER
Couanche Charleston. CLYDE SGp m
81 Nicholas. Antwerp. PhtentX ---....- -
F1andria Port-au- Prince, Atlas L % m
Denver Galveston Nallorv. -..-....... 3.0O
", CTd New orleans Morgan. ......-.-. 300 m
Germanc Liverpool White star = 90 m l. 90 m
NeW-York. Turks Island Clyde. Il 30 m 800 m
Philadelphia Southampton. Red D Gee $50 m 1000 m
R0salnd Newfoundland. Red Cross. Ieo m 1000 m
Ts0ersor Norfolk ola Dominion. ..... 800
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
CARDINAL GIBBONS PRFacFFs

cRoWns n CATHEDRAL TO HEAR Rim aFTrp
his RECOVERY FROM ILLNESS
Baltimore. oct 5--Cardinal Gibbons ,os.
preached his nrst sermon ~ the season az bish
mass IN the cathedral The occurrence last week
o. the twenty NTH anniversary n MS oorsscrs.,
as Archbishop ~ Baltimore. with mis- re,,,--, :,
health. served 20 make the day OF more tbs- "a,
nary interest, and the cathedral Was $500 :.
oNerhoNlns ris emlncnce showed no trace "a -
recent illness He left here tonight Tor ~ N
leans 10 visit his brother Major Gibbons n -
poets o. return 10 Baltimore bout Cctoi, u NJ ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

steamer Astorin tBr, Wilson. Glasgow September 26
ana -. with mdsc. j0S cabin and 2S2 SteeraEe
passengers Henderson Bros. Arrived at the Bar at
N 81 a m
Steamer La Champagne tFrl VeTlynde Havre u. with
uise pa cabin ard the Com
pagnie CeneraIe Transaantque Arrived at the Bar az
305 a
steamer PoVhatan dBD. Harnden Grgenti August 81
Denfa September Almeria 20 and Gibraltar n with
ndse Phelps Bros q Co Arrived at the Bar at SiT
a m.
sugar 10 NJ Bacon Arrived at the Bar at 2Si
a m.
steamer jamestown. Tspley. Newport News and Nor
fok. with mdse and passengers 70 the Od DOMINION ss
Co
stsamsr Guyandotts, KILLER. Newport News and Nor
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
RARoN sHERARD


London. oct 5-Castel sherard. terth Baron
Sherard Is dad He was horn in lS4s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8.
SHIPPING NEWS.

THE PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY OCT 5 1902
ARRIVED
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

'Brings maiL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

The author of Mr.. DoOley married q
New York young lady. this week, and
his views on marriage. honeymoons,
housekeeping, etc. will now be awaited
with much interest Mr.. DoOley's
views on matrimOny have already been
made public. but possibly they will now
need revision. AS he is something of a
genius himself one cannot help Won
dering if his bride ever read this sage
observations: above all things, Hin
Missy. a woman Oughtn't to marry a
JANUS. A hure walker, perhaps; a
janius-never. She can't be cross or
peevish or angry or jealous or frivilous
or anything else woman ought to be
at times FIR fear it will get into tn
ditchn'ry iv biography. and she'll go
down to histhry as termygant. A
termygant, Hinnissy. is woman
whose heerd talkin to her husband
afther they're been marrid year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12
!@alNNu8 Gossip
A Winters Night.

Heigh-ho, for a winters night,
and how do the dead men sleep?
They shvcr not when the keen frosts
bite
No winters make them weep.
They hear no moan of the weary earth
Thereon a dreamless bed,
The while | bend Ger a fiameleSS hearth
And MUNICH at a crust of bread.
Far from the wrath and wrongs of Life,
Meath the wings q the dark they rest,
While ! am lost in the raging strife.
With the red wounds on my breast.
For a dead mans neither rich nor poor,
Under the light and rain:
The blast and bailiff at his door
Knock and knock in vain.
And the gods may grant, or the gods
deny
Gifts where the homeless roam.
But he-reeks net.ther is the daisies die,
Or fieck his grave like foam.
But-better a crust this winter night,
From the wealth o the world apart.
With the memory bright of your eyes of
light
And the life of your lips. sweetheart!
Frank l.. Stanton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

AS the result of the city elections in
Massachusetts the Republicans have
elected "a mayors. the Democrats two
and the Socialists one. while four were
chosen on bipartisan basis. There
does not seem to be anything very Sc
rious the matter with Massachusetts
Republicanism. The city carried by
the Socialists was Brockton which they
have carried in previous years. but
verhill which they have controlled in
municipal matters for several year.
has tired of Socialism and swings bacl
to the Republican column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

Senator Pettus Of Alabama, the old
est member of the Senate. is in his SD
term and expects to get it. For Il
while there was a disposition on the
part of two or three aspiring Alabama
Democrats to make the race against
him. Among those who had this am
bition were Governor johnson and ex-
Governor Oates. They have given vi
the contest because as Governor Oates
expressed it: I'VE are too young.
Oates is 15 and Johnson is So.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12
Personal Notes.

Premiet Balfour. Of England, is quite
a skillful pianist.
F. Helleu. the noted French artist
in pasteis. has just arrived i'm New YorK
The name of the new play that Hall
Caine is writing for Nat Goodwin is en-
titled 1.-The Icelander."
The Earl of Crawford is taking trim
around the world on the Valhalla. The
tour is i'm the interest Of natural history.
Ablai Dean, s. years of age. the las.
surviving veteran of the Mexican War.
is dead at his home in Boone County, Ky.
Booker T. Washington has purchased
a number of Angora goats to be added To
his breeding farm stock at the Iuskesee
Institute.
Rev. Joe Jones died at the home of his
brother, Rev. Sam Jones. the noted
evangelist. at Gainesville, Ga, at the
end of last week.
Mrs Agassiz, widow of the famous
geologist. Louis Agassiz. was 80 years
old on December 5. She is the presiden;
of Radcliffe College.
Emperor William has presented his
photograph. richly framed, to Foreign
memento of the renewal of the Triple
Alliance.
DIR. Winkler, lawyer of Lucerne.
Switzerland. has just settled one of the
longest lawsuits in the history of any
country. 1t was boundary dispute
which has been going on since 1870
Steps were taken towards erecting a
monument i'm bronze to Commodore John
Barry, the Father of the American
Navy" in Washington at a recent meet
ing of the Friendly Sons of st! Patrick.
Until the appointment of Mrs. Jack
Leslie, last week, TO the post OF lady-in-
waiting to the Duchess of Connaught, no
American woman has ever been admitted
to this degree of intimacy by British
royalty. or at any Of the courts OF the
Old World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12
Joker's Epiqra ms.

Nothing will make man chuckle like
'chink.
The Bible does not say, "A politician
shall not see corruption.
Prove man ignorant and you make
him your enemy, fiatter his intelligence
and you make him your friend.
When fear causes a creepy feeling. In
stead of crawling one feels like sprintinS
mo one can serve both God and man.
mon.' and most people do not try, being
satisfied to serve the latter.
One is in Il tight place when he Is
cramped for money.
The court jester is thing of the past
but it is no joke about there still being
fools.
The up -to-date Yule log will cost some
thing next Christmas If the coal strike
continues
a woman generally wrings her HANDS
when tears are wrung from her eyes.
First thing you know some crank viii
insist upon being called the 'salesSentit'
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

Venezuela begins to realize that
there is prospect of something doing
in its immediate vicinity. Having as
sembled strong fleets off its coast Eng
land and Germany have severed diplo-
matte relations with that country.
have seized it's little navy, and
a blockade of the coast and perhaps a
seizure Of ports and custom houses
will be next on the program. or
course, England and Germany have
a right to collect debts justly due them
and the Monroe doctrine is not violated
as long as they do not seize territory
for permanent occupation. but it looks
like pretty small business for two
great nations to jump in this way on a
poor little republic which is still dis
tracted by internal strife. its govern
ment disorganized and it's treasury
empty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

An attorney representing the oper-
ators who spoke of the President as
Teddy" in addressing the coal strike
commission. this week. was promptly
rebuked by the members of the COM
mission. No doubt. the incident
amused the President when he read OF
1t and he would be the last to take Of
fence at such thing. Probably the
attorney meant no disrespect but i,
can hardly be denied that to refer t,
thes'P Resident in that way tends t,
lower the dignity of the office and il
should be discouraged in individual.
and in the public press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

There are 1906 counties in Kansas and
it appears that the Republicans carried
iO1 at this falls elections. Not bad
record of reformation for the state
which was the center Of the Populist
craze. Just what excuse those four
counties had for staying out in the
cold is not reported. Perhaps the peo-
pie were so busy there that they
couldn't get time to vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12
Reflections Of a Bachelor.

The top runSs of the social ladder are
redho: iron.
Twins make bigger family than twice
that many spread over more time.
The best investment any man can make
is a judicious compliment here and there.
Vanity begs for an invitation where ii
is not wanted, and then fiatters itself II
is hOnored.
The same kind of people that speak OF
the guests" of a boarding house would
call the men who spend their money in a
rumshop its clients.
New York Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

John III. Duane. Boston's new street
commissioner is Maine man, having
been born i'm Calais. so years ago. He
went to Boston as q young man and
later engaged in the grocery business
He has been active in politics and has
already served several terms as street
commissioner. Unlike most prominent
Maine men in Boston. Mr.. Duane is a
Democrat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

A dispatch from Berlin gives us the
important information that emperor
william has dropped his monacle and
is wearing nose glasses" He is wise
Nose glasses will not drop so easily as
monacles, and the change is doubtless
in the interests of the imperial treas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

King Leopold of Belgium has issued
a statement saying he is profoundly
touched at the expressions of SYM
pathy which followed the attempt upon
his life by an anarchist. He is dis
creetly silent as to what he thinks of
the opinions so freely and generally eX-
pressed regarding his conduct as d
husband and father.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12
Daily Ksnnstee Journal
TERMS. $40 PER YEAR.

Ne neties whatever win be taken OF
unalgned communications.
The Journal cannot b held rsspon'
chile for the preservation CO return
II rejected communications.
kSdesss oil communications relating
to subscriptions and advertisements
70 BURLEIGH 4 FLYNT. Publish.
en-. Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

It wasn't such an unfair discrimina
ton after all. for Senator Clark to give
that new grandson 100000 just be-
cause he is a boy. A little girl VIII soon
be born somewhere. who will get the
benefit of that million, and of the
era ntSOn also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12
A Queer Heroine.

Don't you like the boOk?"
mo, the heroine is most impossible
crea ture.'' t
els that So?
yes, she doesn't appear to have a
single gown of some simple material
that enhanced rather than hid her grace
full figure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

The government has published some
very fine steel engravings of Martha
Washington and is giving the public
An opportunity to secure them at eight
cents each. They can be obtained at
any postOffice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

nignant calmness and iron will, ruled
as none ever ruled before. When this
quartet were all in Congress together
Maine truly had power enough at her
elbow; but now they are all gone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

ole canpot blame Spain for feeling
a little nervous. these days. Admiral
George Dewey is on the high seas with
a feet under his command. and it is a
better fleet than he had at Manila.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

content with being the head of the nu-
merous Harper publications and the
recently acquired North American Re-
view he has now bought the MetrOpol-
itan. 1t will not be merged with any
other publication but will be published
as before and that brilliant writer.
John Kendrick Bangs will be its editor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12
Hard Luck.

Silas Medders-Whut' ole Hen Pecht
so golfired cross bout?
Hi Gosch-Its all bout this hyar Rural
Free Delivery we're gOin' tew have. He
seq he dCa't. see haoW he's ever goin tcw
git out among the boys now tet there
won't be no excuse fur goin' tew the post
office. 80 ..-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

While Frank A. Munsey has been
branching out from the magazine bust
ness which he has revolutionized to
become the owner of three great daily
newspapers. Colonel George Harvey
mas been forging to the front as the
Morgan Of the magazine world. Not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

again the fatal one, two, three:
Tom Ochiltree, Tom Reed, Tom Mast,
says the New York World. And the
Portland Argus speaks up to put for
ward the claim that Tom johnson still
lives, even though in a subdued form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

II is Il sad coincidence that within
"a few weeks three Of the most promi
nent citizens of Portland have passed
siah II. Drummond and Hon. Thomas
Il. Reed-and that the funerals of all
three took place at the same church
with the same clersymen officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-12

To Anxious Inquirer: No. the foot
and mouth disease now existing among
New England cattle is not the same
trouble that affects many men who
only put their foot in it every time they
try to say ANYTHING.