Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-24

Biddeford Journal: NO ne" "''''
WatervilIe" is the headline III Ma'i'e
exchange. This is probably because
the defeated candidate for governor
las usei all the new ones III .o'' n,la
ton with his analysis ol lhe 0''''
lion returns.
North yassaIboro, like Brunswlck'
still gazes sorrowfully 1t the site vi
its burned hotel and wonders, wheh
and by whom, new one VIII oe JUN
Saturday last is said to have beeh tiie
largest pay dav at the Eastporl s'i"iie
factories of .ha season. upwards Oh
$4,000 being distributed among 'ne
multitude of employees, "h''i
business brisk in the Frontier lily
A Lewiston man says that SINCE 'he
election of the Democratic shefii' INC
vacant stores ~ Lisbon street have
been leased as the prospect Tor rush.
ing rum business is certain, under Il
Democratic administration.
The Good Templdrs are reported 10
be preparing open Warlitc aS''iiio'
cider. They hold that the cider pusi-
ness is the liquor business III one Oh
its worst forms. and II Is uiidcrs'ooi
that Il powerful element Ill the ofder Is
getting up evidence ana hEtkhiS ready
to wage war upon the farmers VINO
openly and flagrlntly violate the pro-
hibitory law, in 50 far as II appllcs 10
the sale of cider iii lots of less than five
gallons. In wears past men have come
into all Maine cities and driven about
the streets with kegs of cider in their
carts openly CRYING it for sale. rs
though il WAS apples or green corn.
The Good Templ1rs propose To see to it
that the law is enforced in this respect
as rlgldly us it is in others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Kellogg of
Philadelphia who always pass their
summers in Maine. are contemplating
establishing summer camps at North
Ncwry, Il favoritr resort OF theirs.
They will construct them on Il unique
plan. with the camp fire i'll the center
and the cabins all around. cafe with
a cook and servants will be put near
the camp fire. Mr. Kellogg, who Is the
Well-knoWn bird man, travels with
his auto and camping outfit. loving to
dwell in the woods where he can study
his favorite-feathered creatures. He IS
one of the three celebrated bird
lecturers and bird imitato"s in the
United States and has Il really wonder
full talent. Illustrating his talks
pctorially as he describes the dwcllers
Of the forest and rebl oduces their
beautiful notes ana calls. In his cabins
at North Newry he will have a follow
ing of friends who like himself wish
to live near to natures heart
A genuine specimen of the genus
hobo recently made his appearance at
the back door of an PASSPORT residence
and demanded food of the thrifty
housewife at work churning with an
old-fashioned dashrr churn in her
kitchen. Such as she had handy she
gave to him; but h.. gift apparently
did not satisfy the gallant knight of
the road, as he received the preferred
donation with an un-raciOus remark.
demanding at the same time a cup Of
bot coffee on tea. Brt he had reckoned
without his host: the AmaZonian spirit
in the woman was i'm arms at once II
tie insult. and snatching as the near
est weapon handy. the unGainly dAshnr
from the half churnc1 cream. she made
at the specimen. dealing him n blow
over tho head. which paralyZod him
with surprise and left him dripping
like harn-eares aft"r Il heavy shower.
He dill not remain for the second as
S;,ult however. but lied for the street
pursued by the womln with tho churfl
dashcr, who occasionally in the race
got n sIightor blow at his ungainv
fra me- 1t is not cxHcctcd that he VII
make any moro calls in that vicinity.
this season ut least.