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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-09
I'm SargentO
pueltOrriQue1O que Sc liCencia

El ssrgento juan Lopez, eus has
to ell 81 de Diciembre sirvi6 como
sargento de 10 Complf1ia sH. del
Regimiento IL Puerto Rico, en- ell
BAtAllon montado que est& de guar.
niciou en- Cayey, ha sido licenciAdo
con una brillsnte nota de servicio
que sirve de org allo & tan gallardo
soldado. Este militar sirvi6 como
solds do y csbo en- 10 Compaf1ia sB .
del Regimiento de Voluntarios de
Puerto Rico, y en- Mario del 1900
faS trasladado 6 Cayey bsjo ell man
do del ComandAl to Eben Sw ft. E!
sargento Lopez ipgresarG en- el euer
po de 10 Policia Ins ular.
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Original conato
de suicide
en- Ponce
(De maestro corresponsaz)

Enero, 8 I'm original conato do
suicidio tuvo squf l1gar aver, que
hubiers tenido IN tr&gico desenlace
no ser per IL intervenci6a de los
que le presenciAron llenos en- verdad
de ssombro.
81 individuo Looncio Figueroa,
que fac conduci1o & 10 Jsf.tura de
Pol'cfa por haber sgredido CON nm
pufial Jose Go. zalez, ca momsntos
en- que Sc le sstaba tomanao decla
raci On en- la Jefatura, aprovechando
una dist: accion de los guardias, CO
gio el punal CON que habfa agreaido
& G onzAlez y sc hirio con 81 en- q
pecho: fue conducifo al hospital, y
cursdo alli: 10 herids no es de gra
vadad.
Este suceso caus6 mucha impre
sion entire los aue SO hallat an en- 10
JefAturA de Policia.
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Pagara pequenas su.
mas de anteriores
reclamaciones

New York, Enero 9 II. A. NJ,
Otro despacho a>egara que ell
Presidente Castro ha maDifestado
que pagara las anterio1es reclama-
clones a algunos subditos alemanes
residentos en- Venezuela Dichas re-
clamaciones ascieuden q no muy
alta cantidad de bolfvares, que Ell
Presidente esta dispuesto sacar
de una contribution de guerra, para
no ac dir con aqu6l motivo al era
rio venezolano.
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Restablecida Ia
paz en- Marruecos
New York Enero GIL. A. M

New York Enero 9 IL. A. NJ.
Comunican de Tanger que ha
sido restablecida la paz y que todos
los kabilas Sc han rendido al sultan.
Todo ha vuelto d su estado normal.
Las escuadras de Francia & Ingla-
terra Sc retiraran en- breve de las
aguas marroqufes. Sc acentda la
creencla de que Ell Sultan abdique
en- su hermano para afanzar soil
damente la seguridad pdblica. Sc
ignora el paradero del sAspirante,.
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Disgusto
New York Enaro oil A

New York Enero 9 IL. A. M.
Reina en- Venezuela gran DISCUS
to con motive de las manifestacio-
nes atribuidas al Presidente Castro.
Los capitalistas y comerciantes We
nezolanos protestan de que Sc les
trate de imponer una nueva &C.
trlbucion de guerra El pueblo de-
sea ell defnitivo triunfo de la Re-
volucion, censurandose la conducta
de Castro.
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Ell ministr0 Bowen

New York, Enero 9 IL. A. NJ.
Dicen de Caracas que ell Ministro
de los Estados Unidos ALI ha infui.
do mucho con ell Presidente Cas- :
tro para inclinar a este en- ell SEN
lido de que accediera a someter la
question con las poter cias al tribu-
nal de la Haya persuadi6ndole de
que ell Presidente Roosevelt no acep-
taria ell cargo de arbitro.
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Bowen sale para
Washington

New York, Enero 9 IL. A. Nj.
FL Ministro Bowen ha salido de
Caracas con direction d Washing
ton. Sc asegura que ha sido Ia
mado por el gobierno federal. Ell
Ministro, Bowen celebrara varias
entrevistas con Ell gabinete, atribu-
y6ndose a este en- los circulos DO
liticos de Europa y Estados Unidos
gran importancia.
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N0TICIAS

CONSEio ALNo MADRES. = FL iarabe calm ante
e la sen Wiis(ow ebe que los nlnos
estan e petu.o de la dentcion Proporciona alivio
Immediate al equcho Paciente. produce nn suefio na-
tural tranquo ahvia ell doioi el 7ngeto despierta
muy vivo allegro Es muy agradab1e a. paladar cama
al nho ablanda encias, alivia dolores hace ia
Es ell mejor remedio oonocido para la diarrea va pro-
venga esta de la denci6n de cual9uiefa otra causa
Tengase mucho cuidado pedir el Jarabe Calmante
de Ia SeGora Winslow ei meior de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-09
George A. Elliott,
regresa a Puerto Rico

EstA mat1sra ha llegado en- Ell Va.
por sPonces, procedente de los Es
tAdos . nidos, ell joven Mr.. George
A. Elliott, hijo del General W. e.
Elliott. El se11or Elliott reside en-
Paerto Rico durants dos amos v de.
sempenAba Ell puesto de Secretario
privado del Comisiona&o del Interior
de Paerto Rico. Hace a'gunos me.
ses regres6 sd pueblo natal Nav
Castle, ILdiana, siendo colocado en-
una gran compania de fsrrocarriles.
PasarA algunas semanas a] lado de
ga aistinguida familia.
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Sc PAS E

Que no publicamos comunicados
in que sean pagaaos por aaelan-
taao.
Caaa seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una Inca y La Inca vale diez CEN
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan CON CO.
nunicaao sin su importe no se COZ
estan.
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ClBlEtRlMls
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
LA CORRESPONDENCE"
DIRECTO DE. .sNEW-YoRK.
Ell tribunal de la
Haya arbitro

New York, Enero 9 ii. A. M.
Despacho de Caracas dice que
ell presidente Castro convene en-
que la question con las poten-
cias aliadas sea dirimida por ell tri :
bunal de la Haya. Castro Sc ha
visto obligado d esta determination,
por la resuelta actitud de Mr.. Roo
sevelt de acerca de su no interven-
ci6n en- ell asunto como arbitro.
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La UNION

Este acreditado Salon de Bar -
beria y perfumeria sito en- 10 Gale
de San jose IL, Bajos del CASH o
EspAf1ol, frente & 10 fotograda del
senior Colorado, est& ntroduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuenta con tres
ompetentes operarios.
Precio de cadA servicio 20 etvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro.
lSe fusde escribir dos ct lores
en- una m aquina de escribir sin cam
biar u cir ? ST en- IL 0 ivel" Gu
yos Agente, son los Sres Reynolds
& Sanchez Morales, San Juan Pto.
Rico,
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love tsl, chi! Los alema1es re-
chazan To- doctrina de Monroe, per-
seguramen 9 no rechs cara n ell che
colate de La IndiA" de Caracas I've
ne ezuela los d&ti es moses teller, lae
frntas en- su jugo y los macarroues
italiAnos que venden los Sres Luif1s
Hern amos. en- la G lie de ID Fortale'
z1eEoriua Tarca
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JaCintO TeXidOr y AlCala
del 0lmO,

ABOGADO NOTARIO.
Fierce en- todos los Triburs
els de la Isls.
Allen 33 sltcs San Juan.
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Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, usados, en-
bxsn estado, & 10 pesos el sxintal,
20 vendsn en- ssta imp rents.
TAmei6r las cajae para al. o.
n-Avu o.
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Por $3.50

Sc vende nm Ccche de dos Asientoa
sin uso, f ,rrado de b6fslo y c-n IA
roles etc.
Gambia Statbbe.
TetuAn & n. 40.
d 5.1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-09

York
"a ospatnazp
prd aetde e
pod e hnq pe d ser
heudos 10 vicna ey ba
6god or
th la e que
perfect , hta a ap tmgoa
la Sin
Cuba 6deJu
SCOTT & BOVINE Qumicos, NUEvA YORK.
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A los SreS, Padres de familia

FL dfa del corriente Sc abrirGn
de nuevo las classes en- 10 Escuela de
10 "Purfsima Concepci6n," Gale de
10 Luna No SO, frente las ventAnas
del Antique Quartet de San Fran
cisco.
Francisco Cortes
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I'm esta imprenta SO vende pa
pei do peri6aico 4 s9-4o sxiatal.
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III
4 NADIA mas c6modo y sensaeo
] que levar en- e1 bolsillo, para la tos
!, rcsfriados una cajita de las Passillas
i Bronquiales de Brown. Sin rival
. para ell alivio de las irritaciones de la gar
4 ganta que sou causadas por resfriados.
Z ~
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RETRETA

Esta nochs 10 dar& en- 10 plaza
principal una banda de los barcos
surtos en- el puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-09

Ut SILVA BANKING AND COMMERCIAL Go.
San Juan AguadllIa PR.
Buoursa1 Paris Gale Caumartn
ros cartas De crto sobre todas las cuaades
kseva-York Nueva-Oleans San Francisco Habana etc.
ordeaes etc
CoreSpoassesa de
Credit LyoRnais Paris Aadra BarceloRs
Compton National D.EscOmpte Paris
BaAque Aut1cheAe Viena, Paris
A Jneaex Sons Lonlres
Uqay0 & ca. Madrid
American Express Co Nueva-YOrk
Fargo San Francisco California
Agenss Generates de a Sociedad de Aseguros Norwich
Ingaterra Consignataros de Ia <Copania
tica Paris.s
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En- To Gale de Tetuan No II. en
casa de M. r. Calder6n & Co, sc
vende Il Dor ayor 10 gran "Cerve
~ PAbtt" que Sc fabrics en- Mi W Au
kee y en- LA Du!fe Altar "a" en- In
Gale de Ia Cruz podr& as ID, encon
trsr mny bueacs instrumentos de
carpinte,fs, ebanis terfA etc. etc.
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COLOCACION

U1a sefo,ita en- pc, fecto estaio
de saudi que cuents 25 nos de edad
deSea colccArse en- una casa Dc fa
mile, crt yendose apts para q
que ccsa 6 Que quiera dedicArkel 10,
p iucir q men te en- ell ramo de &C stu
ra. Pes,e Ell frances y Sc ha'la dis
pue: to & aprender tAmbi6n ell ir giles
Para mss detalladoa IL formes y
re referenciss, pueaen dirigirse las per
sonSs que 10 deseen, 6 10 fAmilia de-
sef1or Gsuthier, Luna SO, dondese,
encuentra Rccidentslment".
IL
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San Juan Enero 2 1908.
ys1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-09
Rnra Curnr un Refuado en- un dLa

UTU VUTUT q" WCVTUUU CIT UT WU
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DE BROMC
QUININA. FL boticario le devolvera ell dinero 8
no Sc cura La frma de 3. W. GROVE halls
en- cada ca1ita.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10
shriuer, At Isis Temple.

The annual ceremonial session oi
Isis Temple Of the Mystic Shrine was
held at Sslina last Friday, 2S noviee'
being initiated. Aiterward 100
shrinerS enjoyed q banquet, with Ex'
Congressman Peters IS toastmaster.
Judge J. A. Flack responded to the
toast 1.-THE Novicss" and A. W. Hiner
to 1.-THE Speakers Choice" The
Dickinson crowd, which returned on
the morning train, consisted Of J. Z.
Brewer, J. z. Keel, A. W. Hiner, J.
Johntz. G. NJ. HArger. r. Waring. c.
W. Parker, John Harmon, VIM. Shane
Of Abilene; II. B. Aldrich, H. P. AP-
plsbsugh, F. 2. Baker, Of sOlOmOni
J. ?. Buhrer. A. G. Eyth, Of Enter
prise. apel,4A-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10
City Council Meeting.

The city council met in regular
session last Friday with the following
officers and members present: Act
ing Mayor H. L. Humphrey. Attor-
ney Young. Clerk Wyandt and Coun.
cilmen Lightner, Messenger. Sterl,
Lands and Elwick.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved. rhe usual
bills having been duly audited BY
the com mittee on finance and claims,
the clerk was instructed to draw war
rants upon the city treasurer for the
several amounts.
The petition referring to the cleo
trio light on Cedar street was referred
to the water and light committee.
1t was moved by Sterl, seconded
by Lightner. and SO ordered that In
the final settlement with 'Rackliffs q
Gibson the city pay Mr.. Dodds, engi-
neer, as per contract for i've months
salary at $3.50 month, the city clerk
to determine the amount to be credit
ed to Rsckliffs & Gibson from the
records shown by warrants issued
and Burns & McDonald's estimates.
This conditioned upon the acceptance
OF payment in full together with
1896 Is by Rackliffe & Gibson.
On request Of citizens the city clerk
was instructed to obtain enginesr's
estimate OF cost Of sewer In district
bounded by Fourth and Eighth
streets, and Cedar and Broadway.
Council adjous ned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10

Sunday from few days visit to Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Eleanor Keiser who has been
visiting Mrs. W. G. Jolley left for
home, St. Louis.
VIM and Herman Rohloff OF Wood.
bine were paying taxes and doing
holiday trading.
Mrs. H. 8. Folk and daughter, Helen,
returned to Kansas City after q pleas
ant visit with relatives.
Miss Bessie Lifts has arrived here
from Detroit, Mich, on q visit to her
sister, Mrs. Phil Moore. -[concordia
Blade,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Parker and Mr..
and Mrs. Con Kennedy left yesterday
for two weeks stay at Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
J. F. Kuhns Of Detroit was In the
city. He will have o sale Dec. II and
move to California. Dickinson will
be- sorry to lose him.
Miss Anna G. Engle who has been
In the Indian service in New Mexico
came In to visit her brother, H. 9.
Engls, and other relatives for two
months.
D. B. Binder and wife came In from
Colorado where they have spent sew
eral months. 'lt seems mighty nice
to get back to Abilene said Mr.. Bin.
der and they ell think 20.
Ed Hover who 10 now firing on the
Union Pacific out Of Junction City
came up last evening to visit bis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Hover, but
found that they had moved 70 Dillon
90 was obliged to remain here over
night and take the Santa Fe this
morning for Hope.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10
Dsvoe's weather Forecast.


Following is Devoe's forecast the
month Of December;
Some cold stormy weather is indi-
Gated for this month, and snow storms
may be expected over the northern
states. 1st and 4fh, fair, but cold
moderating on the srd to 4th. 9th to
7th, storm forming over the Missouri
Valley will cause local rains. 9Th to
10th, warmer and pleasant. 1lth to
l4th, o storm will form over the Gull
Of Mexico and move northeastwarda
to the Atlantic coast, causing thunder
storms over the South Atlantic states
and a blizzard with snow over the
eastern and northwestern states. 10Th
to 18th, moderating, but cold over
the north. 18th to 22nd, storm
will form over the Missouri Valley,
coming from the Pacific coast, moving
utheastward, causing snow turning
to rain over the north, but mild
weather with local showers will pre-
vail over the south. 2Srd to 26th,
mild and pleasant. 26th to 2sth,
mild with local rains and fogs. Goth
to S1st, pleasant, followed by local
showers and fogs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10

VIM. Gugeler Of Enterprise was In
town.
John Marks OF Bonaccord was IL
town.
Il. G. Harvey Of Flora was a visitor
to the city.
A. s. O'Dowd, q former Abileneits,
10 in the city.
Mrs. E. aoyt Of Buckeye was shop
ping In the city.
Godfried Buhrer Of Rhinehart was
shopping In the city.
o. W. Carr, manager Of Westcott
rancho, was in the city.
A. Bertschinger OF Dillon was q
pleasant REFLECTOR caller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White returned
from Chicago last evening.
M. A. Noble Of Chapman was q
pleasant REFLECTOR caller.
VIM. Steckel Of Woodbine was q
pleasant REFLECTOR caller.
G.H. Smith came up from Wood.
bine and spent Sunday at home.
Robt. Boyd Of Banner City Is at
tending the Abilene Business college.
r. u. Munsell Of Herington spent
the night here, the guest Of A. W.
Hiner.
L. L. vrooman and wife were up
from Hope and called on the REyLEo.
TOR.
n. e. Ackers returned Saturday
night from business trip to Kansas
City.
Edward Maxine is home from o
business trip to the Pecos valley, New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hodge returned
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10
| City School News

E<zc;x w 7;z-@;z-zs;E w; " zca
The program given Friday morn.
ing was the best Of the wear. The
debate was most excellent.
Ruth Avery visited the freshmen
this week.
Miss Almeda Brown has enrolled.
The juniors received half holiday.
Nellie Hersh played the marches
this week.
The instructors report a pleasant
trip to Concordia.
Prof. Biggart missed part Of Mon
day afternoon, owing to the illness Of
his wife.
The sophomoreS elected new officers
for literary work: President. Emily
Swick; secretary, Myrtle Thayer;
captains, France Wilson and Margueg-
lite Cuthbert.
The juniors also elected oficersi
President, Jennie LuCler; secretary,
Edith Cormack; captain, Harry
Mustard.
New desks have been placed In the
recitation room.
Those standing the highest this
month are; Freshman, Clyde Gish,
Stella Lee; sophomore, Susie Long,
Martin Long; junior, Mary Dixon,
Eva Caldwell; senior, George Eyer,
Clifford Roger.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10
WHY MOTHERS
WORRY

Did you ever hear a mother
worry over a plump child :
There is no better bank of
health for a child to draw
from than a good supply Of
healthy flesh.
SCOTS Emulsion not only
gives a child weight and
plumpness, but it feeds the
brain, bones and nerves with
strength and active power.
Fewer mothers would
worry if they knew more
about SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion is substi-
tuted by cheap emulsions and
so-ealled wines, cordials and
extracts Of cod-liver OIL.
They can do you no good
and are dear at any price.
Why buy themf SCOTS
Emulsion has been the one
reliable preparation of cod
liver oil for nearly thirty years.
wsussa1yosaa-pls RE upoa rsqussi
SCOTT BowNE, sog Pearl strssf. Nsu ysrk
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10

The integrity of our currency Ia be-
yond question, and under present condi-
lions 1t would be unwise and unnecessary
to attempt q reconstruction Of our en-
tire monetary system. The same lib.
the treasury to deposit customs re-
ceipts as is granted him In the deposit of
receipts from other sources. IN my nIes-
sage Of December 2. 1902. called atten-
tion to certain needs Of the financial sit
uation, and l again ask the considera-
tion OF the congress for these questions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10
Misel.Klock.

Married, Dec. Z, BY Rev. E. r.
Brown, at his residence In Abilene,
Mr.. Archie s. Klock to Miss Alice
Misel, both Of Herington. The groom
has built and nicely furnished q pret-
ty cottage into which he is to take bis
bride The happy couple are among
Herington's best young people. May
their future be as bright and beauti-
iul as was their wedding day. y
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10
REJEcrBD ALL BIDS.
County High School Lighting Will
Cost $40O.

The county high school board re.
jected all lids for lighting the build;
ing at its meeting yesterday. All
were too high. The committee on
buildings aud grounds was instructed
to figure with local firms and secure
the best estimate possible on a plant
put In without bids. 1t will cost
about $409 to light the building
properly.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10

The r. A. A. elected the following
, officers Friday night:
D Pres. p. W. Heath; v. Pres, W. L.
Cooley; Past Pres, John Cramer;
Sec., 5. Shearer; i'reas., A. Lenze;
guide. Mrs. C. Kessinger, Sem. Mrs.
Hershey; guard, Geo. Anderson; Trus.,
G. W. Shaffer.
Afterward was q dance, supper and
very pleasant evening.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10
New Officers Named.

The county missioners ad'
ouuned today.
Il. W. Collsrd, trustee, and Z. M.
Blachley. clerk, Of Lyon, resigned as
they now live in Herington City. s.
E. Jacobs was appointed trustee and
H. W. Kandt clerk.
A new road was ordered between
Sherman and Cheever township be-
tween 18 11.3 and 1918.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-12-10
ABOUT PEOPLE

c.H. KOepks was in from Union.
7. B. MOslsy Of Dillon was 10 the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
CHARGE Of. BIGAMY
Against Carl H. Carlson of Bath
by Wife No. One.
Mrs. Ida B. Sprague Of Bath Has Fig
ured as Wife No. Two.
They Have a ChiId-She Has Left Him
Garrison Bound Over.

Bath, Me. March e. SpeciaD Al
though today is the first wedding am
niversary of Carl II. Carlson and Mrs.
Ida b. Sprague, it was not very
pleasant occasion for the former, for
he was arrested, this afternoon. on the
charge of bigImy. the warrant having
been sworn out by his first Wife, who
has been here for fortnight to in
vestigate matters.
The first Mrs. Carlson says that she
moved 10 this city from Portland
with her husband about two years
ago, and in August, 1901, commenced
proceedings for divorce on the grounds
of cruelty and abusive treatment which
were to have been tried at the Deem
Der term OF the supreme court in 1902.
but the case was postponed until the
April term. In the meantime Carlson
had come to this city. and, last March,
married Mrs. Ida b. Sprague, and. last
September. a child was born.
The first Mrs. Carlson says she de-
cided not to continue the divorce case
ut that time, until she had proof that
her. husband was aware of the crime
he had committed. She says that late
ly she had become convinced of this,
and, this afternoon, went to Judge
Foggs office where the warrant was
made out and Carlson'S arrest followed
Il short time later.
He was given a hearing, pleaded
not guilty, but probable cause was
found and he was bound over to the
April term of the supreme court in
this city in the sum of $500. Bonds
We're furnished by friends.
Wife No. . is said to be among
friends in Wiscasset, where she went
the first of the week, as it is said that
she had begun to suspect that her huS-
band was not free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
AMHERST WINS
The Second Annual Debate With Men
from Bowdoln College.

Amherst. Mass. March 6.-Amherst
won the second annual debate with
RoWdoin, tonight, in 4 contest in which
the arguments were characterized rs
very acute and intelligent on both
sides"
BoWdon took the affirmative and
Amherst the negative of the PROPOSE
ton: ''IteS0lved. That 1t Is for the Pub
lie Interest That the Employers RecOg
nize Trades Unions in the Arrange
ment of Wage Schedules
The speakers for Bowdoin were Ed
ward s, Merrill, Skcwhegan. Me-;
FarnsWorth G. Marshall Portland. and
Selden o. Martin, FoXcroft, Me-, while
Amherst was represented by Albert w.
Atwood. New York City: Joseph d.
Eastman. Pottsville. Pa, and Stanley
King. Springfield, Mass.
Judge ". J. Forbes of Worcester, pre-
sided and the judges We're Prof. D. G.
Wells of Dartmouth College, Rev.
Phillip :. Moxon Of Springfield. Mass,
ana Frederic Stinson of Boston.
After the debate banquet was ten
dered the EoWdoin men by the commit
tee who arranged the debate. ut the
Amherst house. speeches being made
ny Judge Forbes, President Harris Of
Amherst. ana Prof. Churchill of Am
herSt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
Charles Collins of Benton.

E'nton. Nc. March 6.-(SpeciaD.-
Charles Collins. foreman of the grind
ing in the pulp mill, died from Typhoid
fever, last night. Mr.. Collins came
mere from Lewiston, about a year ago,
and had made himself a popular citi-
zen and Il valuable man to his employ
crs BESIDES his father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Collins of Lewis
ton. three brothers, Henry Collins of
Lewiston. Thomas Collins of Lynn.
Mass. ana jeremiah Collins of Bath,
and two sisters. Mrs. G. II. Cram OF
Augusta. ana Miss Stella Collins OF
Lewiston, survive him. The funeral
viii he held at Lewiston, Saturday. All
the brothers and sisters are expected to
be present.