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Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
CORRUPTION IN DEPARTMENTS.

President Rooseyel,. IL his acceptance
speech. took OCCASION 10 defend the ad
niniz..at!on against the charge Of corrup-
tion il the various departments. He said
Never has the administration Of the
governnsn. been OF q cleaner 0. highe,
level: never has the public work of sh=
nation been done more honestly Or ef-
fectually.''
This is .he presidents s.a,snen:
but there is one fact that answers
i. completely. That there is corruption
everybody knows because several Of
Tenders ve-e prosecuted by .he ad-
n!nist,ss;on The friends Of the presi-
dent place gssa- emphasis upoa the
fact that he prosecuted -ae offenders.
But i. vii b. remembered that the .=-
punlicaaS il congress defeated reSo-
lutior 70. .ae appointment Of az IL
r=.:sz.izs committee. WY were .h=
republicans unwilling tia. the i1ves.i-
ga.;fol should io= made py committee
eonPs=o Of democrats as w=il as rs
puol;csl WI: did re republicans
inSiS. .hz- .Le .-vessigaEoE should Is 2
oos-siG=5. partisan republican ;-v=ssiga-
.i5c:
II coan.: o5c:zl Admitted c5z:
-L=-= Eas sa1= eorape:oE IL rs o:Ec=
bu. :-=!zs=d -a.- is Investigation
should d= r.sds oy committee con.-
posA e1-;.s.y ot 1eu:9=-S Of hiS OWE
party. Il -ou!c a~ regarded a. coo-
t=ss.on r1z. IL 6i6 lc: 1zo. sll Of sh=
tzc-s nz5= prolie, Why should .s sp-
pl: 6.=srsns .ai= VIXEN 2 republican
sd-.1-s.-z.io- admits corruption y the
depsr.n=z-s but ;l>-s-S tie- OIL: re-
p1o.scz@ shall KNOW -he ins.d= fse-s !:
Ihe republicans hzTe II z-su1en: that
VII s1sw=- -he:. o~n co-61c- Il pre-
Te1siog o--ps-..szz i-7sz.:ga.ioa.
Judge Pz-kers el=e-.o- Vii Eve Us
achz1c= 70 laok = .h= aooks and -
ascertain -he full ez:en- 81 .he eo,,up-
tor which b=esne 50 5zE-zz. .ag- j.
could 70 logger Is coocsslsd-
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
POLITICAL STRAwS.

Ccds. date of las: Friday the asso-
clateo press dispatches il the daily
papers told Of three republican leaders
il New York state VITO make open az
nounceneo. of .hair deSercioa Of the
republican parry Their past proni-
nence il she psstyS politics of Ne.
York STATE i clearly shown by the fol
loving .aken tron .he Minneapolis
Tribune Of last Friday:
Gea. z. y. McAlp:n viii 20. support
the candidacy Of Roosevelt H has
been lifelong republican and ore q
t1e !arges: Contributors 30 the .epuo-
l.ea1 campaign fuEdz Il .he STATE.
GeL- MeAlpins determination not 30
SUPPORT Roosevelt came as distinct
surprise. not OILY 10 his close friends
nu: 20 republicans generally.
Theodore CoI. president Of the Ne1
Io.E State League OF republican clu bs
Il 1910 ard 1872. republican candidate
for congress il .he Ninth dis.r;c. IN
1900. delegate 20 tie republican state
coEven.ions IL Iss5 ard 1900. AID p,esi-
dent Of -he republican College League
Il l.!t. haS cone out Z an op=r let
=. Z support Of Parker for the p.=s;-
darcy. Il his l=--e. Cox severely ar
raigns Rose.el- fer a.s big stick
policy ana his absolute disregard for
constitutional authority.
William g. Caoa.e. lifelong .eput-
licao brother Of Joseph H Choare. an
bassado- 70 Great Britain. head of the
po.=1 la1 hrn of WITCH the aubassado,
: member. aud former pres.der: of
-hs New Ycrk pa, association. has
MADE k1oxn 70 his friends that he can
lot supper. Roosevelt His reasons are
identical with raose presented il the
formal sE1oCnceuen- 0: rhe Parke,
Constitution club. which Is composed
.oi the foremost lawyers Of the New
York ozr.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

The government has appropriated
$4,000 for making tests of various kinds
of coal Tor briquetts and North Dakots
Ignite will be given thorough trial.
Prof. Bsbeock of the University ol
North Dakota, is low in the western
part Of the state selecting the coal that
win be used for the test and the product
Of several mines of the state viii be
tried BY the government experts. These
tests ore expected TO be Of untold ,valae
TO the Ignite industry of the stats and
the result a the tests viii be wstchs1
WITH muck interest by those who b.
heve;the ignite bssinees in. the seate Il
destined to reach large properties
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

IN couu=nEog on the work of eu-
forcing -he food laws IN the aorrnxes.
rae Commercial Bulletin has the follow
Ing 70 say regarding Professor Ladd and
lis WORK IL North Dakota In his
article on Experience of Food Com
missioner. E. F. Ladd of North Da-
hocs remarks that i. is Tot the duty of
the pure food commissioner 20 notify
certain manufacturers tha: they have
inven.ed some new scheme TO eyade the
fooc laws, That Is yer! much TO the
point MIR. Laid has had lively e1-
re!:ence as food comnissione, in North
Dakota With grand total of 5000
on which 70 make a txo years cam
paign for pure foods. he has made con-
siderable progress. About two years
ago. when Mr.. Ladd took hold of the
work under the new law. there we're
wise ~inks il certain quarters and
simple little questions asked about
what the North Dakota commissioner
expected to accomplish or 1900 But
the vinkers of those winks failed to
take Ladd into consideration. The fact
Is there are few like Ladd. The amount
OF work he has done and the energy
With which he has chased some pure
1000 venders TO earth proves that.
North Dakota Is pretty well established
as pure food state today It's pesple
are being educated to the value of pure
ioods, and manufacturers are learning
that they cannot dump any old thing
into North Dakota"
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

TsE ssSociatsd press accoun, Of the
veterans parade g: the G. A. r. re-
union at Boston las: week says tina.
Cou.ade John F. Briggs Of Wahpeson
vas with the North Dakota contingent
il the character of II ncle Sam. North
Dakota is bound to be IL the forefront
whenever it goes on dress parade and
its patriotic veterans neTer GO un-
recognized at these annual encaup-
mecrs.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

AMONG the bills that it is quite likel!
the next legislature nay De asked TO
consider will be one authorizing the
appointment Of board Of control Law.
1t is favored by a nunbe. of prominent
men il the state and at the last session
there was decided movement II its
favor. Il Is said that the system. il
Iowa works yer! satisfactorily. Il is
urged that the board of control should
have charge Of the charitable and penal
institutions and that the educational IL
sticusioas should be under a separate
management
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

- IA
Fo. Presidential E;seso.S-
J. B. BOYD. Cav.li=s
JOHN BaCGGEE, Williams.
OTTO GEETEEN. YeLes.
2 B. sLAkEXoRk- Cas-
Ae-he-s o. Cosz-ss<-
4 g EC2E Bo.t;o=so.
P gASSECSSOS. Bar-==-
Pc. Goy=:ao.-
NY EEGGE. TrzLi.
Fo. Ls=a,e.a-s Gove-1o.-
& :. C2YSE. S:....
Fo. Se-a.a.y 6. S..:e-
q. o'KEEEE. Walsh
For S..ss Aati,e--
CHARLES SADE. Dickty.
Fo: STATE T:sasccs:-
e. FOSS. ws-;
Fo. Co-.-sissioa=. Q: Iosu.s.cs-
D.N.HoLAEs, G-zrd Forks
Por Attorney Geo=.zi-
:, SERJLGAgD. EaEssy.
70. sop=ria.e-aeo. o: Public lns.-ae,son-
&C. SCHMIDT. S.a:slsa
For Ccrn:ssio-e. Q. .S.lcpi:---e AID Lah@.
2. SCHULTZ. Wis.
For Commissioners Of Isilccsis-
AARTISE.J. Ral='se
JOSEPH BLoCiN. Sa.ssa,.
AXEL JOHNSON, Ed6y.
Po. Judges O: Sup-=le Cac-7-
y. C. YOUNG. Cas-
EDWARD ENGERCD. Cass.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

TIE Nelson Co. Independent. during
the las: .vo presidential elections has
allied itself with the powers that De.
out enters this falls campaign by plsc
:ng the democratic presidential aomi-
nses. Parker and Davis. az the head Of
It's editorial columns The return of the
Independent 70 Its first lose orce
again gives Nelson county & straight
democratic paper. Last week issue
announces the .eti.emen. f,on. editorial
management Of Mrs. Doherry. the widow
of the founder Of the paper. who viii t7
succeeded by her Oldest sou.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
A Summer Cold.

a summer cold is not only annoying.
but if not relieved pneumonia will be
the probable result by fall. One Minute
Cough Cure clears the phlegm, draws
out the inflammation. heals. soothes and
strengthens the lungs and bronchial
tubes. One Minute Cough Cure is an
ideal remedy for the children. 1t is
pleasant to the taste and perfectly
harmless. a certain cure for Group
cough and cold. Sold by Burke L Co.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

No.7a DAKOTA democrats opened up
the fall campaign at meeting of the
state censra! committee held at Grand
Forks on Tuesday of this week. The
progress Of the democratic party's cam
paign in North Dakota, as we'll as all
over the United States this year holds
the attention of the masses of the peo-
pie. who have at last tired of being
driven 20 ratify at the polls on election
day the wishes of the bosses.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
TEE State University has forwarded

TEE State University has forwarded
a copy of its quarterly Bulletin. This
issue contains the catalogue for 1904
and announcements for the coming
school year. 4 number Of pages are de-
voted to general information concern
ing the institution. Those who desire
to know yhat North Dakota is doing
along the line of higher education. as
veil as those who have children grow
ing UP tha. require to be sent away to
school. should write for a copy.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
NOTICE 10 cRED1roRs

In The natter Of the estate of Ole Larson,
doooased.
Notice is hessby given b. the undesxisned
KnnO Andefso0. adninissxatof Of tke
estase q Ole Larsoa. late Of the town.
ship q Hope; in the County Of Cava6es and
6eats Of Moth Dakota. deceased, 70 tie csedi.
0id dsesassd. 10 exhibit them Nth us neoes.
eaSy vccchses, within four months after ~
Inst p0hieaioo Of this notice. to said adminis.
~ Township Of hope Ia said CsvSiie1
LanO6oe, y. D.
Deted Ansuss 1esh. 4. d. iDa.
- tg 1ECI8 Akn1nso8,
4dminlsfEntcs.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

That LAP doodle paper, the New
York Sun. has come out in favor Of
Roosevel,s reelection as president Of
the United States. It is matter OF
history that the Sun fought General
Grant when he vas presidential eandi-
date against Greeley. and the latter car
ried only =iS states. The Sun also op-
posed Cleveland both times he was
elected president. The friends Of Parker
are 10. bit coneesnen over she stand
rha: paper has taken.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

TIE reports cha, come il FROM
farmers are that the yield is going 20
be as good as the most sanguine e5-
pecra,ious. and i. looks as if the price
would be excellent. For the first riue
for quite a while the legitimate price
of wheat is over a dollar bushel N
Laaedcn. AID if it Only stays there.
our farmers and business men viii
wear broad smiles 70. year to come.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
NOTICE 1ocRED1roRs.

deceased.
Notice is hereby given bS the undersigned
Joseph Milton Dobie. adninistrstor of the
the Estate Of james Dobia. late of the Town
chip of 0lenila in the County of Cavalier and
Staso Of North Dakota. deceased. TO TIE credit
on of. and all persons having claims against,
ary veeehers, within four mouths after Tie
d1st publication Of this notice. TO said Adminis-
traitor. at the o&ee OF Gordon & Wheeler, IN
the City Of LAnsdoo in said Cavalier County,
Dated August aeh. A. d. f1M
JOSEPH MILTON DOBIE,
~ Adminissratof
GoRDox WHILE, Assosoeys.
Firzt Publication on the 18th dag Of Angus,
4. D. 110z.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

The democratic party needs strong
man to lead it. and nov it has chosen
one. is the exclamation of the Hous-
tor Tex World.
That's all right, Judge Parker. how
ever. is probably not so ambitious to be
strong man as just and able one.
One Of the complaints has been that We
have too much Of the strong business
at she White House already.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
ssa5s Of SeFth Dzkesa Is IS P1s1s!cT ns! GoEE1

STATE OF SOftQ OaEOId - IN DISTRICT COCRf,
CocS1I OF CAVALIER. eth Judicial Diseric.
John Wild
Dakota Fire Marine IL.
surance Co., foreign
corporation. Ashley Har-
riz. and all other persons SUMMONS
unknown. claiming an
estate or interest il or
lien or incunberanee
upon the property de-
Scribed in the complaint
and their unknown heirs.
Defendants,
The State Of North Dakota to the above nam.
ed Defendants
You are hereby summoned to answer the com.
plain. in the above entitled action Of which
copy is hereunto annexed. the original where
of has been fled in the Office Of the Clerksof
Court, in and for the above named county, and
70 serve copJ Of your answer 70 the said com.
plant on Me subscribers at their Office in the
City OF Langdon. in said county and state.
within thirty days after the service of this sun.
mons upon you, exclusive of the day OF such
service, and in case Of your failure TO appear
or answer Judgment will be taken against you
By default for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated, June II, 1904.
DICKSON 4 JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Lanedon, y. D.
The summons aud complaint in the above en-
titled ection were fled in the Office of the Clerk
Of Court, for Cavalier county, North Dakota
on July u. les4.
DICKSON 4 JOHNSON,
52-5 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

ACCORDING to the school census of the
different counties the state has now q
school population of 11s.s15 as against
Il...s3 las. year. an increase of 1883.
Ali counties show an increase except
Grand Forks. Mercer. Pembina. Ram
sew. Stark and Traill. the total decrease
il these counties being 392.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

CARRIE NATION hacked With . hat
ches for i've years aud then didn't chop
out Is much OF saloon reputation as
Bishop Potter has sucked up With beer
pump in one day.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
Dairymen Attention !!

l will buy your separator cream at
Langdon and pay Elgin market prlce for
butter fat less one cent per pound. Cans
furnished on application. Call and see
me for further particulars.
J. B. BOYD.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

ATTORNEY JKrr MYERS of Grafton.
Who has been nominated for district
Judge By the democrats. promises to
give Judge kneeshaw q close light in
the Seventh district. Some OF the re-
publican attorneys in the district have
openly declared for the democratic
nominee Courant-
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

SouHwE1ERx Cavalier county resi-
dents consider themselves Is being
strictly on the map with the CT. North
ems branch from Edmore headed their
way-and its sure thing this time
af,e. years Of waiting.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

Po1,11cA1 gossip. and it comes from
such conservative and reliable source
Is the Milton Globe. intimates that the
republicans sill hold their county
nominating convention about Sept Is.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

sSase.ip.;oa e ger a.ru-. OF sEo Il pAd u
advanee. Adser.isi.S faE &C acPaseasaco
C@nociea,ioo< Eu<t b. received By Tuesday
co.oc 10 receise r:o.aps stseassee.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
SUMMONS.

s,a.s Of North Dakota IL D,sTE1c7 CerE1.
CorS1T FCAyALIEg rs 7.h judicial District
Pete. Wild,
Plain,i1
Dakota Fire Aariae IL.
su.ance Co.. g foreign
corporation. Ashley Har-
us and all other persons SUMMONS.
unknown. claiming az
estate OF interest in or
lien @, incuUb.aoce
upon the property de.
scribed in the complaint
and their unknown heirs
Defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the abo7e
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint in tie above entitled action of
which copy is hereunto annexed. the original
whereof has been Fled in the e&ce OF the Clerk
of Court in and tor The above named County,
and to serve copy Of your answer 70 the said
complaint on the subscribers at their Office in
the city Of Lansdon in said county and state
within thirty days after the service Of this
summons upon sou exclusive of the dag OF
such service, and in case Of your failure to ap-
pear or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated June l4th. 1901
DICKSON s JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Langdon. North Dakota
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL T1cKE1.

For Jrs.= s=..c.h jo5icia, District
J 81 MYERS, Walsh.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Fo. P.es:1eas-
ALTON Z. PARKER
Of Nev York
Fo. yics p.ss;dsos-
HENRY DAVIS
Of VS.: yisx.r:s
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

Or course it vill Be shown to the
farmer that President Roosevelt fred it
for the price Of wheat to 90 to dollar q
hushAl
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
STATE VALUATIONS.

The STATE board Of equalization IL az
nual session at Bismarck for e.ers,
days completed its work last zess.
The total valuation of property II
the state tor purposes of assessment
as equalizsd by the beard is slD.ss..
So. This Is made up Of the following
classes of property:
heal estate. 3e l+
Personal property -. 34I53u
Express companies ... 14.Ihs
Telegraph companies. M @
Telephone companies. @.d4
Railroads Observation-Disclosures. 22l60a5
The total valuation exceeds that Of
last year by sam.A The board made
the levy for the ensuing year as follows:
General fund as will
Wolf bounty
Bond interest.
Retiring debt
Special school
The levy for general purposes is two
tenths OF . mill less than that Of las,
year. The levy Of 3.6 mills on the
present total valuation will supply about
$4,000 annually for the general fund
The wolf bounty fund will receive !.
little more than 10000: bond interest
-9l3o00: retiring Of state debt sMm-
nd maintenance Of educational institu
t;ons, sl55M0.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

The SUMMONS and complaint il the above
entitled action we're fled in the Office OF the
Clerk of Court of Cavalier Co y. D., on July
2lst. 1901
DICKSON l. JOHNSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25

s.sss Of No::h Dakota. $ y p.sT.le7 e SesEI; 6:
Courier Democrat., 1904-08-25
TREASURER's REPORT
Jackson School District

County ot Cavaiie, and State of North Dakc
10: the year lae1aI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
CAR FAMINE SERIOUS.
Many Pittsburg Industries Are Badly
Hampered.

fltfSbnrg Pa. Oct 1.-THE fact that
me railroads neglected during the de
preston 10 prepare for revived trade ma :
bten made plainly manifest this week.
WheH. III the PittSburg district twenty
coal mines were forced to close and sew
era hundred coke ovens suspended yes
terday because of car famine II Is nre-
and it is feared that mills may have to
suspend.
50 great is the demand for. foundry ana
furnace coke that the makers have adj
Nanced their prices twenty-five cents per
Ton. The car congestion .iae le5,rlcte ed
Il = output and coke now guo:ts ii ON g.
t. - lrer ton.
The vessels at Cleveland that usually
tax" coal back to the Northwest after
bringing down ore. have been obliged to
return light because Of the inability Of the
coal Companies to get coal to the lake
ports in time
The Erie Railroad has placed a contract
with the Standard Steel Car Company for
two thousan nd steel cars. divided equally
into homer and fat bottom. all Of ten
thousand tons capacity. The value is
81 so OH. making. $4.0o0.G00 in cantvacts
withins;: fortnight for cars.
Rush orders were issued from the
general Office of the National Tube Com
pany here for the completion of the great
mills at Lorain. President W. 2. Schiller
wants RI start the plant in fun on New
Years Day. as the company is becoming
sWanned with orders. Charles Fells Of
the McEeesport mills will be made gener-
al m,uager and w. II. Packer of Home !
stead Steel Works manager. The plant
Viii onn,oy five thousand men, MANY
and Homestead men will go |
there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
SEVERED BONDS,
Large Number Of Divorces Granted !,
Cumberland by Judge Peabody.

Portland. Me-, oct. 17.-Judge Pea
body granted DEGREES Of divorce in the
following cases heard by him in the
Cumberland county supreme court
Friday and Saturday:
Flirence M. Barry of Portland. from
David II. Barry, Boston; Mary S. Tur-
ner. South Portland, from Forest q,
Turner, residence unknown; Lille A
Pcnnell from Charles S. Pennell. PORT
land; Andrease w. Peterson, Portland
from Maggie w. Peterson, Sanford
Ida NJ. Heaton from George w. Heat
on. Brunswick; Sadie NJ. Callamore
Portland, from Davis Callamore. res
idence unknown; George Hill, Port
land. from Celia Hill, Lawrence; Fer
dinand G.. Adams, Portland, from
Hattie Nj. Adams; Leroy B. Skillings.
Scarboro, from Nellie M. Skillings
Gardiner: Charles A. Sutherland. Port
land, from Ada NJ. Sutherland; Au-
gustus F. Wiley, Norway, from Celia
F. Wiley: Ada P. Mcdonald, Portland,
from Robert W. McDonald; Ida @.
Silver, Portland, from Bernice F.. Sill
Yer: Grace l.. Maxfeld, Harrison. from
John Maxfielt; Matte f. ]. Larrabee
Portland, from Alfred II. Larrabcc.
Australia; Benjamin Mcintosh, Port
land. from Alice Mcintosh; Olivia =.
Holland. Portland. from Henry F. Ho!-
land; Mary f. Warren, Portland. from
Fred E. Warren: Susie E. Pattie.
Westbrook, from Frank Patio; Emma
A. Behring, Portland, from Charles w
Eehring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
AN UNKNOWN BODY
And in Unacceptable Condition
Found at kennebunkport.

Iddeford. Me. oct E.-late Frida,
| afternoon. Wallace Brooks. a Cape Por
rois2 fisherman, who WAS walking along
the Dtach at Stage island. discovered a
mans body in shallow water a few fee,
from shore.
The selectmen of Kennebunkport were
notified and the body was removed to
the tcmD in that town. The only cloth
ing on II was Sho' and stocking on
the right foot. The body was badly de-
composed. the face being battered be
yund recognition.
The selectEen knowing that Edward
J. Day and son, William S. Day. of Old
Airs Day of the finding Of the body and.
Saturday afternoon, she accompanied
Coroner. Fred c. Bradbury OF Saco, TO
tE,. tomb The instant she looked at tn.
body she declared that it was not that
Of either her sol. or her husband.
The body is that of broad-shouldered
man. feet inches tall. and weighing
;iEcut lCJ pounds.
rAclc was a narrow strip of shirt
nropnd the mans neck. 1t was Of light
Cocred material with a fine blue line
running through it. The shoe on the right
fonr had a peculiar tap extending out be-
you'd the upperS an unusual distance, and
Coroner Bradbury thinks the shoe may
possibly lead to an identification. 1t was
dongola and a No S.
About two feet fror, where the body
lay pair of black trousers were found
the leg of which measured Sc inches. A
pair of white suspenders was attached to
the trousers. There was nothing in the
pockets.
Coroner Bradbury is of the opinion that
tire man either fell 81 jumped from a
passing steamer. The body mad the ap
pearance of having been in the water
;<bt,,i. a month - :. ~
Anyeffort will be made, by the coroner
to ascertain if any passenger on the
steamers that ply between Portland and
BOSTON and New York has been missing
during the past month.
The btdN. was buried. late Saturday af-
ternoon, in >the field back of the town
house at keiSnebunkport