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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Witnesses said ID Have Testified
Against Him Before Federal
Grand jury.
CLklM He LEVIED TRIBUTE.


-.. F.H.-aT Grand Jury. 7L.sH is any
. probing alleged naturalization frauds VIII
is s.is. iu JOSS next report 90 the United
States District Court return Indictments.
ua.u5.ul several gg-grs against a police
crntafn.
Dc 5s alleged rlar rna police 6F-rrr iH
question was al the head uf the natural
.z.rion frauds 10 the district under his
charge. and wls active i'm encouraging
Patrclman Jacob EaYlan and Deputy
Sheriff Jacob I;am0sEy, now under iEdict-
meut charged with aiding and abetting in
procuring false citizenship papers, IN Sc
curing aliens out Of which voters could be
made.
To carry out the work. it is also said
that tribute was levied upon all immoral
resorts. and that the keepers Of dives
and inmates ve-o forced 20 contribute
money 10 further the plans Of tEe po4-.-
Captain. who, il Is reported, viii come u--
der the ban OF the Federal inquis.JOrs.
Those who had the temeriLy 10 demur
20 the demands Were said 10 have quickly
felt the mailed fist uf the man whose
official record is receiving the attention
OF the Grand Jury.
I. Other charges axe that the Captain Ce-
forTed 10 and his LlsuJggauts have been
active since the return Of the Ap-li Grand
jury iu attempting 10 induce the Gov
FrUTDEEf 8 Witnesses 10 leave LA- Latsr lat
order that the case against those aEs4I.--
whom indictments were found might Dee
Weakened.
Il is said that money from immoral rs-
sol - was raised for the purpose pt r.E-l.-
transportation from ST. Louis and Catr-lE-
ing expenses OF these witnesses who
PIE sseDCe was a uFnara 20 the freedom M
the leaders in lLe alleged LL-Irll.Z.lt 70 .'.
frauds
The testimony upon which IL IS rsDor;e
the Indictment u- the police Captain may
noe drawn IS said 20 hav, been fEE.li~leg
hv Patr0.man Nap.au and Deputy Sler-IL
Ean0sky.
They were indicted ny The last Federal
Grand jury for Cr-rT.Ie..E .u procuring
false citizenship papers Tor aliens and Te-
yoalod all the iutarIat nu they had 90
the Grand jury Isc.rulEE the m ms-A"a-
used iu uatuTaIizTuE a..gus-
il IS also said thai Nathan Levin WI.
De- brought from The Missouri Feuitgu-
ti1ry. where h. IS serving q five years
sentence for aiding iu uaturl lz1tl'H
frauds. 10 testify gains the police Cap
tain whose Indictment is expected 10 take
place soon
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
EXCLUDES DUTY ON MATERIAL
Cannot BE Sold Here. but May
En EiEnn AMaE.

A rriir= ~ Assistant Secretary Of the
United States Treasury Robert =. Arm
strong. which was ANNOUNCED hv th"
Treasury Department yesterday decides
that au material imported Tor use iu the
construction OF foreign buildings and sN-
hihits at the Worlds Fair shall come into
an ports OF the United States free uf duty.
the same as JLu personal effects of lE.
Commissioners.
A stipulation i1 connection with tre
ruling is that none Of the material So aL-
mitrad shall be sold. but DO may be given
away. II the Commissioners choose 10 dis
pose Of any surplus iu this manner
The ruling UrE.args "a difference that
arose between the management OF the CO.
lumbar Exposition and the United States
Government, the Governments from which
they were consigned being required 20 give
bond Tor each ~aislr--e consignment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
ERIE REDUCES ITS FORCE,
Every Man Not Absolutely Is
Scntial Is to BE Discharged.

.E-'I Lila" SItf'iAI-
NaU York. oct 1--As step toward re-
rrg1almras and iu measure 90 r.guup
LOSES from the food. E,-ia Railroad
officials have decided Co cut down the fore.
1l ,rr,uvez. MANY men are 90 De- dis
charged from the repair shops and from
tho maintenance 0f way -urns. The Dr5lsrs
lEE. not vet been issued bUy ore official
SIi1 today
''-yyry man who is not absolutely Cs-
our road fs in very good shape Hui ~"
can afford tu iaT or "a great many men
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The roads of the New York Central
Lines. over which run hourly trains. Cc-
ruuv the UaUr.l highway between tho
Fasr ar. West 4 water Iev,1 for one
thousand miles between Chicago and New
York. along tile shore % I.ak- Eg-e and
Lake Michigan. through the Mohawk Val
lev ANA beside the Hudson River. A route.
level and straight. and Offering comforts
and unuVsu..ueeS unsurpassed.
SHud q --r-ut stamp 10 George II Dan
iaIs General P.-zsu-pr Agent. Grand Cen
trail station. Eggy York. for n copy OF the
Illustrated Catalogue ~ the New York
CeurrrTz ..E8ur-TraCk Series"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
SCIENTISTS INVITED TO FAIR.
Committee on Invitation of Foreign
Experts TO Report Progress.

EsAaN.N tala4' sA.El 4Ala
New York Oct. l2.-The Scientific Com
mittse Of tile Congress of Arts and Sci
ence al the -. Louis Exposition. consist
ing of Professor Simon Newcomb OF
Washington. u. O.: Professor Hugo Much
sterheTs Of Harvard University. and
Professor Albion 3. Small Of the Chicago
University. viii meet the Director Of
Congres-as and the Administrative Board.
n which President Butler Of Columbia
University b. chairman. 90 the Eastern
headquarters of the 81 Louis Exposition
m iEis city tomorrow morning tn make
report on the official Invitation delivered
ny them Co European scientists during the
lass- five months.
he congress Cuntemplatss a definite
Ir"srslmme showing the iuter5lepead-.rr-e
OF an sciences and over 1sI Of the Lead
ing scientists Os Europe h4v. agreed 10
likn part iu the programme. An equal
number or American scientists will Ie
elected during the autumn Tor similar
purpose.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
MINISTER FALLS FROM CARS.
The Reverend Everett Stannard
SuStainS Serious Injuries.

The Reverend Everett Stannard. pastor
" ST Lulle's Methodist Episcopal Church.
Potomac street and Texas avenue. in at
tempting 70 board a northbound Jsfferson
avenue car at Arsenal street yesterday
morning. sustained injuries that may
cause his death.
The ear was under good headway and
Mr.. Stdunard WAS thrown violently to the
ground. face downward An artery in his
left lung was rUptured
Passengers on the car carried Mr.. Stan
nard % the sidewalk. where Doctor Diets
the Transit CCmpany's physician. attend
eI him. Later the injured man was re-
moved 10 his home. No. 5IfT Texas avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
DRIVER HELD UP ON WAGON.
Two Men Overpowcr Andrew
Hemming and Take His Money.

While returning home last night at 20
O'Clock Andrew HemminE OF 40. l-i2 Old
Nanchestcr road employed as a teamstcr
by Joseph HemminE. was held W by two
men and robbed of SAB on shaw avenue
near Old Manchester road.
HomminE claims that the w" men
climbed in his wagon from behind and
while one OF them held his hands over
lis eyes the other went through his peck
cts and took the money. After rnhniuS
him. ne saws. the robbers "uffei and beat
him. EawmiuE u'I= collecting Tor hiS
.mp'ovrr and ;Eo money taken was the
rrs.rrr sT his E4r'r collecting
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
MANSFIELD OPENS LYRIC
THERTER IN OLD HEIDELBERG

New York. oct I2.-Tae new Lsrir The
ater. on Forty-seeond street between
Broadway and Seventh avenue. was
opened 20 the public Tonight by Richard
Mansfield in the German play. "old Hell
dcIfprg"
Ine MAY was anntlgr triumph ni NI .
was Characterized hy tho CNtrlorainarE
beauty of detail that marks all OF his
stage work The role IN which Mr.. Mans
field appeared was another exhibition OF
his great versatility. the part being that
Of a youth, which he nl8ved wiih m,
greatest fidelity tU life. The reproduction
OF student life 40 Heidelberg was sz-et in
every detail
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

John J. Duuravant & 60. for Sg2o01. The
concession occupies Il tract II land front
ing 10 feet on the north side % tls pike,
between the Eskimo and China cCHc-S-
siUuH
4 street in Stamb0ul Is faithfully copied
Iu the concession. This runs C1wFlrtaly
around the allotted space and IS hErtrred
with -hUlS. The court iu the center will
be used Tor an open air theGfr-. where
Turkish dances and plays WIFI b. given
Turkish wares and Curius Wit De sold lu
Hf
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
LINEMAN FELL FROM POLE
Reginald Taylor Is Probably Fa
tally Injured.

ParaIyzed by an electric shock from a
wire which he was cutting Reginald Tay-
Tor. a lineman, yesterday afternoon fcll
from the top OF a telephone pole 80 the
southeast corner OF Henrietta and F'un-
sylyauia avenues, and was probably IA
tally injured.
At the Rebekah Hospital Grand avenue
and Caroline street. where Taylor WAS
taken shortly after the accident. the ply
sicians say he suffered compound frac-
ture Of the skull. and had burns on both
hands. Taylor s. employed by the Bell
Telephone Company and boards At No. ~
Pine street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
CALIFORNIA RIILDING CONTRACT.
VIII he R~PT"ductioa Of SANTA
BHrbarn MISUNDERSTANDING SI5.ao0.

!. a. FHchar. Clliforuia-s Commissioner
t1 the WORLDS Fair. let the contract y-z-
'erday for the erection ~ the California
State pavilion. The award was made 10
Henry ". SchIuster. the contract price
hciu= Sllc1o. According o. the terms OF
The contract. the structure must be COM
Dlsted uv February I. lsti-
The building will h- e. reproduction nf
ths ancient mission 20 Santa Barbara.
Four carloads nT orange. lemon. lime and
other fruit trees and plants OF California
viii BE- brought here 20 decorate the gIr-
den with which the building will be sur
rounded
This garden viii form one OF the most
attractive landscape features in cpuuec-
ton With STATE reservations. Il will b. 70
reduced fac-simile - the gardens Of the
Old Santa barbara MisSl01-houSe The
building will stand on the hin just east
% Skinker road. between the Illinois pa
vilion and the Temple ~ Fraternity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
PEARL CLUSTER WORTH 100000.
VIII Tie Exhibited by Australian
Compnny NJ World. Fair

Pan % Tho EnE7ish olhIhIt m the
Worlds Fair viii be a cluster of naarIs
valued at sIpe.1 This valuable natural
specimen consists of about l5' pearls I'm a
SOLID bunch. and measures one and one
Lltii Ineh's ~ length hy thrce-quartc~s Uf
an inch iu breadth. IL &c about 0ra-ha1f
an Inch iu thickness. and H. undoubtedly
lle most famous pearl discovery existing.
A- cluster -s known among jewellers
'oinInnuwcalth Pear! Fisheries II was
lgu"a at great depth in Sharks Eay.
Mt-i Australia Another similar cluster.
klnWE as the Southern Cross found "a few
scars ago 20 the LICauads Islands.
changed hands q short time ago for S1lU1i
Experts taking fine Southern Cross as "a
criterion Va1Ua this later cluster al from
$1,000 .u $1,000" The only ether known
cluster ~ great value is owned hv The
British tiUv.TrusGt. ard e. exhibited IA
Lone o. among the crown Jewels.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
respected The sign OF dlnser and

man respected the sign OF danger and
srDr-sd-
When Quiulan attempted to board the
car hs was arrested by PatrnIuan Fnwle-
~ the Central District At the station
Quiulau was charged with petit larceny
and viii be- sent tu tie police court. The
Ahbot-tiamhie Construction Company
Will prosecute Ouinlan.
Quinlan declares that he waited ten
minutes for a car 10 stop that would
bring him 10 his home. No. 5i23 North
Twelfth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
DEATH OF MRS. MARY BROWN.
Passed Away at Home of Doctor
and Mrs. Wallace Harker.

Mrs. Mary +. Brown. mother OF Mrs..
Wallace Harksr. the wife OF Doctor Har-
ksr of No. rs Delmar avenue, died az
her daughters home yesterday morning
at the age OF s. years. Mrs. Brown was
o native Of Ohio. For the last ten years
Mrs Brown has been making her homa
with her daughter and SOn-in-iaw In this
city. The funeral will take place from
their home at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr. Elmer Acton OF Louisville. KY, -
a son OF Mrs. Brown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Value of LIye-stocL PriEe..

Figures complied by Chief Coburn Of the
Worlds Fair Livestock Department
show the cash prizes offered by the Expo
sition Co be- almost % per cent more than
'ht total premiums Of twelve leading
State fairs. and the International and
American royal shows combined. The to-
tai Of prizes offered Tor liyc-sf0cl. exhibits
By the Worlds Fair Is -. .l25.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
MAY ASK CHANGE OF VENUE.
Asserted Stone Wants Trial Out
side of Kansas City.

REP T. BIIC Sl.t-alAia
Kansas City. 1In-. oct 12-Attornoys
Walsh. Sebrec and SEA to-day filed Judge
ChrisInan- . answer 10 Senator Stones suit
for $1,000 against him.
It is asserted here tonight that Senator
Stones lawyers viii apply for change OF
venue from this circuit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The killing Of a RoumaHian singer in the
apartments OF an editor of an art paper at
Paris has resulted in the arrest OF the lat
ter on a charge Of murder.
The Prince and Princess Andrew Of
Greece start on a wedding tour 10 Athens
in an automobile.
A detachment Of constabulary I'm the
Philippines IS attacked by headhuute-s,
hfty-three Of whom are killed.
The Alaska Boundary Commission he
gins deliberations in secret session. hut
nothing can yet be learned regarding the
decision.
Seven persons were killed and thirty
three injured in the anticIerical riot at Bill
bao. Spain Several priests have been ar
rested.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Bound for Te1asE

II so. houlas,skers' tickets at greatly re-
5ucad rates on sale each first and third
Tuesday In each month.
Come Wa Inns. 70 OF Fort worm ana
the Houston and Texas Central Railroad.
Good connections .Nith all lines and takes
Won throuch 're hest of Texas.
More trains. quickest time ana best seTv-
ice between North and South Texas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
To-DkYS NEWS IN BRIEF.


Yesterdays bank cleariuEs were Ss.5,s.-
60, balances Sl-25.7s6. Local discount rates
we're between and 6 per cent Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows New
York. soc premium hid. SIC pr mlum asked
Chicago, par bid. lgr premium asked, Cir
ciuuati. Louisville ard New orleans. Joe
discount hid. par asked
Wheat closed higher al S='sr hid Dec.
Ss6ssc No , TeL Corn closed higher III
s1ssc Dec. siaiHzr 80. = mixed. Oats
closed ar 81. .c H. Dec. .--f-->r so. mixed
Spot cotton wss unchanged lu ,ae local
market.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
EcuADoR's PREsrDE1r COMING.
Plaza VIII Remain in United States
TO Visit Worlds Fair.

Guayaquil, Ecuador. oct. 12--It is an
nounced that President Plaza intends TO
go 10 the United States shortly
He will remain there long enough to
visit the 81. Louis Universal Exposition.
TIE session % Congress closes to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
TO PERFECT ORGANIZATION.
Chairman Calls Meeting Of Exec
utive Committee Of Folk Club.


Montgomery. Mo. Oct. l2-w. I. Cup
lin. chairman of the Organization Com
mittee Of the FoIk-for-Governor Club Ct
this city. has issued a call for a meeting
"f the committee FOR ne purpose OF per
fectiug the organization cf ;he club.
The club already has a uembersl.p Ct
over 100 The sentiment Of the Dem D
cratic voters Of Montgomery City Is prac-
t.caily unanimous FOR he nomination e.f
Mr.. Folk for Governor. and for an entire
State ticket that VIII be IN harmony with
Mr. Folks EOod-gOvernmeut politics
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

F7eas are the latest rsst.eH.e .r 81
Louis many residences heiug infested
William Paul and Robert Williams. li
and i years old. respectively. fight fHr
girls favor ia the front yard ~ h.r home
Reported from Chicago that 'iE.-l' E--
dolph is headed toward s. Laai-.
NIrs- Taylor alleges she was enr7rsi t'
81. Vinceut's in reply tg respondent. dlel
at Clayton yesterday.
The Reverend G.. II Cl1-ronr.u. pro-
fessor Of astronomy at The s.. Louis Uni
versity. says severe winter usually iai-
lows appearance OF sun spots.
Lplis Decker alleges that his former
partner appropriated g. CHECK for 81.
Attorney General Crow institutes suit
for s5.SH SO against Judge Tracy under oil
inspection Law
81 Louis delegates ta the Interstate
River-Improvement Convention were ap-
pointed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
STOPS CAR WITH RED LAMP.
Patrick QuinIan Then Arrested
on Petit Larceny Charge.

To signal q Cherokee ear. after several
had passed him without stopping. Patrick
QuinlIn last night took a red lamp from
an excavation at Tenth and Pine streets
and stood In the track until the motor
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Adam Nassen. a fireman go years old.
living AT No. SIG Iami street. was ~aEi-
ously sCalded about the arms and legs
yesterday while working at the Chou
teau Ice and cold Storage Company. He
was taken 10 the City Hospital where his
injuries were pronounced serious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY.
State Attorney Deneen ont for
Gubernatorial Nomination.

Chicago. oct la-Charles : Denesn.
state Attorney OF Cook County an
uuuuced his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for Governor Tonight
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
DANISH KING INTERESTED.


Commissioner Kohlsaat. representing
the Worlds Fair In Norway. Sweden and
Denmark. cahled yesterday that he had
private audience with King Christian al
Copenhagen. and had been graciousIy re-
c.ivsi.
The message stated his Majesty eI-
pressed great interest in the Exposition
and promised 20 appoint tho crown Prince
honorary president of the Danish Commis-
sion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

An inventory of the estate - James p.
NicCann flied in probate yesterday sets
forth a personal estate OF a.7O5.S con-
sistiug OF s. 81. . deposited in bank. ana
goods and chatiels valued at S1-s5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

New York. Oct. l2-Arrved: Ia Gas
cogne. from Havre; Vaderland. from Ant
werp; Minnetonka, from London.
Cherbourg. Oct. 12.-Arrived. Barbaroysa.
New York. via Plymouth, for Bremen. and
proceeded.
Hamburg, Oct. 11--Arrived: Mol;lle. New
York via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Plymouth. Oct. L2.-Sailed: Graf WaIder-
see. from Hamburg. New York
New York oct 12.-ArTiyed. Victoria.
Naples. etc Sailed: Bohemian. Liverpool
Lizard. Oct. 12-Passed. Er0uuriuz
Wilhelm. New York. FOR Plymouth.
CherbourE and Bremen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
no Cure A com IN oyE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablets Al
druggists refund money if IL fails TO cure.
<. ". Groves Signature Is on each box. sc
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

were: Pilgrim Girl. Folies BerEeres, Sting.
Dan McKenna, CogsweH ard John Yer5es.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-23
keIIar's New Deceptions.

Magician Kellar is soon to appear in
this city with an entertainment in ma
gic which. it is said, fairly outdoes
anything he has hitherto presented in
the East. The mere titles of his great
Illustrations give suggestion of what
may be expected. In The Mystery of
HASA" he apparently, suspends the
law of gravatation. Princess Karnak'
shows how living human bodies may be
sent through space with the rapidity of
thought. THE Gambling Ghost sa-
vors of spook that plays cards. "The
Growing Tree" outclasses the famous
Hindoo mango trick and "Materializa-
ton of Men Out of Air" illustrates a
weird Mahatma idea. All these will be
given at the Opera House on Monday,
Nov. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-23
uNBoUNDED FAITH IN MI.o.NA
Bowditch G. Webster, and Percy w.
Means Will Refund Money if It Fails
to Increase Flesh and Cure Dyspep.
eia

I'VE have been the drug business
very few remedies that can be sold on
Il guarantee to refund the money if
they do not give satisfaction"
1--WE have sold so much Mi-o-na and
seen such remarkable results following
it's use that we welcome the chance to
convince any doubter of it's merit. by
offering to give with each package of
Mi-o-na n written guarantee to refund
the money If it does not give an in
crease in weight, regulate the digestion
and restore health.
IF you cannot call at our stores send
us the price of Mi-o-na, soc by mail,
and we will forward you a regular size
box. postage paid. with the same agree
ment to refund the money if it does not
give perfect satisfaction"
Anyone who has been losing flesh, or
who has always been too thin. should
use Mi-o-na. Thinness and scrawni-
ness are signs that the food is not
properly assimilated and that YOU do
not get the nourishment from it that
you should.
Mi-o-na mingles with the food you
eat, aids it's assimilation, tones up and
strengthens the digestive organs and
puts the whole system in proper ply
steal condition.
Remember that you risk nothing in
buying Mi-o-na. If it fails to give you
the desired effect, the cost is trif1ing.
If It fails, Bowditch & Webster. and
Percy w. Means will pay for the rem
.edy themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-23
Concert, Oct. ~, Augusta Chorus.

No pains has been spared to make the
concert in City Hall on Tuesday evening.
October 9th, a musical success The
Chorus under the able direction of Latham
True of Portland. is in good practice is
we'll balanced and will be one of the best
parts of the program. The people OF
Augusta have not had the pleasure of
hearing this chorus in concert for nearly
two years, no concert being given by
them last year. and in that time great
improvement has been made.
Mr.. F. E. Holding of Lewiston. one of
the first violinists Of the Maine Music
Festival Orchestra, will give two selec-
TONS Mr.. Holding always delights his
listeners with the rendition of his selec-
tons, and is considered one of the hest
violinists in the State.
''rhe Quest" which will constitute the
second part of the program, was given
at the Maine Festival this year and was
most pleasing to the people who heard it.
especially in its chorus parts. 1t will be
as we'll rendered in City Hall on Tuesday
evening, by both chorus and soloists as it
was at the festival.
Tickets to any seat in City Hall o5 cents.
for sale at Willis r. Partridge's Drug
store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-23

In going about town, one of the most
noticeable things is the beauty of the
trees along the streets, and this is a
matter of pride to all Augusta citizens.
One prominent citizen, however, made
a suggestion to Journal reporter as to
how the trees might be better cared for
and protected. He noticed that many
people had put tarred paper. around
their trees in order to protect them from
the inch worms, and then did not keep
the paper : linked. Consequently, in
stead of being a protection, the paper
was really an rendezvous for such
pests. In order to be effective. the
paper must be kept linked, and then no
crawling creature can pass it, This
suggestion is. worth noticing by all
who have trees to care for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-23

The Della Collins had some difficulty
in turning down stream, yesterday
noon. When the bow line was cast off
and the attempt was made to swing
her by the stern line, as usual, the stiff
southerly breeze prevented her from
turning with the current and she be-
gan to drift stern foremost. Then an
attempt was made to take the line for
ward, but it got away from the hands
and the Della continued to drift down
and across. Finally, a bow line was
taken out to Partition Brothers wharf
and she was turned with this means
after a few minutes work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-23
Not Another Play Like It.

"Why Women SIM this seasons
most successful melodrama, will be the
attraction at the Opera House on
Thursday, Nov. 5. 1t is a stirring So
ciety play from the pen of Will c. Muir
ply, and tells heart story of the in
trigues in the smart set of New York
city. Numerous novel and sensational
climaxes and effects are infused into
four stirring acts and the thrilling
plot in interpreted by cast of unusuH'
excellence. A vivid and realistic duel
in the dark, the struggle on the stairs
at the Millionaires' Club. a swell gam
bling room in full operation and night
snow scene in front of Holy Trinity
Church. New York City, are few of
the sensational incidents.