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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-30
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lit arran9irt. oab @Oupernellr aaft
Den Mmtseio ais 9risesietretdr am
MOntao i'm 9risas.9 Department. abs
leet.
Den 9eitfaoen oes neien SeIretdrs
oeoenhber Dem Oltliten Ar4ipel bl lost
oas MottO Die pbilippinen FIJI Die
6ilipinOs. Sn elmer ieiaer leBten Res
ben Dor Der glbreiIe mieoerbolte sr Die.
len @runolab, ben er iofort bel Der
lleberna6me oes @ouDerneurs-9lmies
aufffellte.
Sn oieler &eoe. Die bon Amtswegen
publicirt wuroe uno eben bisr eintrint,
ertldrt 0err Gait. oaB oieis Doitrin
niht oasu beItimmt lei, inner. unter-
n%ebmunaen ODER Die Mnlaqe amer. 6as
pitfalls auf Den pbilippinsn gu ent'
mutbi9en. 8enn nidts, felbIt nidt
G~rsiebunQ oOer eine freie Regierungs-
form. tonne mebr CUR 9ebung Der 6i-
lippinos bepertfeligen, als Die Mns
laae amer. Capitals 5Nr materielIen
entwiilune Der Snieln.
Roots VI dieo BON ben
@ollegen.
Wabin3ton, 20. San. pr6s
lioent Rooiebelt, Selr. Root uno @ois
berneur Saii maren Die 6%auptperion'
lidieiien IN Der beuiigen Cabinets
Sibung. bile Mitalisner, auber 9ap,
iuarsn uiqeaen; 9ait iblieb bis gum
Shluhs.
Ra6 erleoi9uno laufenoer Departe.
mentss @eiddfie fielte Seir. &oOt ieis
men 6ole0en 0errn 9afi ais Na6Iols
ger Dor. suaIsid iein geOausrn iibsr
Die goIunc Ieiner amtliben Ye5iebun-
gen 5u grdlioent uno cabinet aus
oriideno.
Der Yrdlioeni solte benz Ibeioenoen
Qrisosistrstdr warme Worte oes Dan'
tes uno Der Nnertenaung.
Banana uno Srientfrage fanoen
ni9t CUR Beipredung. Die 8egierung
1T obne beoeutungspole Na1ri9ten
aus Dem Often.
Geuer m Gapitol
@afbinetOn. 90. San. SIN
.3immer oes ausmdrtigen 9aus-4us-
ihuKes i'm Capitol entitano beuie Nad-
mistag Elm Gaminbrano. Der aber Obne
ani9einenOen Sdaoen fir oas @s.
bduoe Our9 N~nuenoung oes deniiden
Npparates raid gsloidt peroen tonnte.
9reu3er 81 ineia".
Rem Orleans, 20. Sanuar.
3piIden Bouberneur 0earo. ben
Staats=Y eamten uno benz @apitdn oes
oeutIden Qrsusers .Vineta", SdrOe=
Der, i0pie Den anoeren OfIi5ieren Dur-
Den beute 9ofIidteiten aasgeiaui6t.
Der BouDerneur fam nah Sem Or
leans gu Dem belonoeren 3wede, Dem
Oeutiden 8eIude feline 4dtung gu bee
3euesn uno smpIin9 inmitten leines
Gtabes Die OfIi3iere i'm Yamens@ar=
ten oes Ct. gbarles 0otels. Nadber
fubr Der @Ouperneur nebIf Stab In
BoOten 81 benz S6iff; pei Der 9lniunfl
eabsn ole @si4iibe oes 3reu3ers einen
Salut ab.
Sn Der gaiiite brahte Capt. SAroe=
Der Die @eIunoheit oes Yrdioenten uno
oes Bouberneurs aug; 8ouuerneur
6earO toafirte auf ben oeuilden
S6iffsfabrer uno ben oeutideu 2aiier,
Die QOfnung ausoriideno, Die gsgen-
wdrtisen suten Ye5iebunsen beioes
2dnoer mOdten aud tiinftis fortoausrn.
@etern Mbeno hatten Die oeutI6en
yereine Tir ole Seeleute einen Bal
beranifaliet; beute Abeno ino he beim
oeutIden @oniul bon WepIenburg 81
@aae. Die Yinsta fdErt an Samltal
na6 yeracsil5.
Yom 26men angegriten.
g /. louis, 90. Sanuar. Sn
3OOlOgiIden @arten grin beute oei
gOwe 9aeiar Den Wdrter garrence an
Der in ieinen Sdfig aetommen mar, IN
einige prOOuitIOnen NIT ibm Dor3uneb'
men. Der 26we rib BENG Wdrter Die
Rleioer bonn 2eibe. als elm poli3ei'
Yeamter eridisn uno bas 9bier eridOB.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-30
Gongreb.
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Gbin9tOn II, 90. San. Ser
Senat nabm beute ben Mntra0 Gulbers
ION = i'm oemotratiiden caucus be-
idlonen-an. Den prdliosntsn gu elmer
@rtldrung auiSuforoern, oh er Dem
Senat ale 3baiiaden te3iialid oes
Banana Streits iibermittslt babe. Die
annabme Oieies Antra9s aeidab ein-
thinning; oagegsn fano iiber Elm Mmens
dement, oes republ. Senators @u0om
namentlide MbItimmung Itatt. Tas
Nmenoement, na9 meldem iolde Sns
formation nur Derlan9t peroen iga,
falls Der Yrdlioent Die Wittbeilunaen
FIR niht unbereinbar nit benz 0ffeht-
littn Snterehe bolt, qing nit 80 oegen
90 Stimmen ourh. 9le 4epublifaner
iimmten ilr. ale Demotraien nit
Ausnabme Dss nit Der Wlebrbeit liims
msnoen McSnerp gegsn Oas Amsnbe-
ment.
Wdbreno Der Debate wuroen bdufge
yerliderunasn laut. oob irob oieIer
Yeidrdntun9 ale auf Die Grage be3iig.
lihen Dofumenie benz Senate bor9es
legt tuiIroen
Wa6ber lam Der gntrag Bacon, Der
Die Sdlidtung unierer Giiersn3en nit
Colombia bs3wedt. our Y~,ratbung.
Senator Bacon begriinoste isinen Dor.
iblaQ ansfiibrli6, bon Der aniidt aus
aebeno, bah Ielbf i'm Galle Der @rHno-
IOf9feii Der cOIOmbiIden yeIdulOiaun.
gen idon Die 3baiiade. baB i~iberbarpt
iclte qnila9sn erboben tueroen tOnu-
ten, cine Streitfraee ergebs, Die in
beriObnIiasm Settle seIol perosn
maie.
0aus.
Das 0aus berieih beute bariber, %
6ongreb.W itQlieoern oas Nnredt auf
3ueimaligc 3ablung bon Meilsns@ei-
bern sultebe.
Die 6rage erbo5 iid anldBlid zines
poliens in Der Drinqlibteits. 8epini'
qungssyorlage, Der 2 3abluneen bon
Msilengeloem FIR Ssnatoren uno Qb.
aeoronete in 9ndii9t auf Die ertra=
SeIirn. bic in bic regelmdBiae iibet.
ging, Doriiebt. y,
@e9en Die DOppeI=3abluns iprad)
Aba. Waooor, 9em., @a., ben Der
Republ. 2ittlefielo, Maine. unterlfiibte.
@r bebauptete. man tonne nidt bon
einem Snterregnum ipreden, 70 Oab
nur cine einsiae GonsreB-S eiiion oOr-
lie9e, bic asIrbli6 gu tsiner nodmaligen
Yemiaigung DER @eloer beredtige.
Das SntersHe an Der Grags 3eigts
Der umitano, oaB bel Der yeratburg
bisriiber penige Sibe auf beioen S,iteu
leer ltanoen. Mba. 2ittlefielo fano gee
Ipanuts Nufmertiamteit unc erhielt
sablreide 3wiidenrufe besIgli6 ieinsr
SnterpretatiOn bon @eisB unb Uer=
faRung. Dor Der grleoisung trat
Vertaguna elm.
Die Yeratbuns oes Mmenoementa
iiber @rbObung Der gewiliguris fir Die
Nuslagen Der DIhrict aano= 9lemter
fibrte 3u elmer Dissolution. iibsr bic on.
gebliden ganoidwinoeleien.
Der &epubl. Wpnoea. Wo., Der llr,
bsber oes Advertisements, tDies auf Die
erb0bte @eiddftslah bin. qba. Ho;
biniOn. Gem., Sno., fragte, oh BIZ
permebrten @siddfte nidt bon betrii.
9eriiden @~intrd9en terriibren.
Wonoel ernieoerte, bisriiber MID
orientirt gu iein uno ia9te. sr balte oiI
Ystrugs=M elounaen fir ftari lber.
| trisben Our9 perionen, Die an oel
9erbreitung iolder geridte intereiTrt
! leien.
> Cine yefimmuna Der 8orlags. BIZ
Muslagen fir Die Internal. QDdbrun9s'
@ommiiion bstreheno uno cine AMBER
arf Yeridmelsune bon 3ol=9innabme
Diitricten, puroen gettriden.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-30
Bonn 6e!iebten bringt cine Snoia.
naerin amf einen fefen Ylan.

Nl5 oas uido1en er1u1r, DAB es lln
Der iiblideu llnteriaduns fi9en miife,
eeliano eS Iein Geidledt, bstiimmert
bel benz @eoanten OH Die Srennung
bon ieinem Qiebbaber Garl phaum,
Der als SOloat bel jener eomp. febt
q anit bel mem . ranoe.
Gbieago, 80 San. Sn Dem an
ben MaIonic 3empel angrenSenoen
Cosmopolitan @ebduoe brad bsnte Elm
grano aus. Der Die Sniaiien gu raj der
6luht trieb.
Sn ben oberen Giodwerten beriuh.
ten cine Nn3abl Grausn. ourd Nn9ii
uno Raud belferiI6 aemOroen, aus
ben 6enliern %ab3uIpriu9en. 2iblere
2opfe berbinoerten oies aber uno Die
6rauen muroen iiber Die Geuerlfitern
gereitet.
Serma yerba erlitt lebensgeIdhr-
lide Yranomunoen; miuOer beOeuienoe
siHige anoere perionen. Die ent-
itebun9 oes 6euers erfOlgte our6 cine
grplofion. als Grin. yerba i'm 6.
Stcd @bemitaliea miiets. Der Srano
mar auf ben 5. uno 6. Stod beIdrdnit;
Sdaben etpa s75, 900.
Il udunq our6 Spes
cial-@ urD.
gtieaqo, 20. Sanuar. Ter
Staatsanwalt bal iih beute fur cine
llnterIuduna oss SroquOis $ lln9liids
burd cine Special @ranojurp snts
idieoen.
Die bon u. 5ua. oeiien gan5e Eas
mile umtam, en9efrengte StrafUers
folguug muroe uad benz Wsroiit Der
Goroners. Surp s%urAdse3ogcn.
gnbe etne5 enationss
Yrocefes.
6ana 5 @itp, no., 30. San.
6rau Qulu prince aenneop, Die ibrsn
3peiten YroceB tue9en grmoroung ibres
erfen @atten 4snnsop. San. 1901, gu
bethlehem bate. muroe beute bon elmer
SurD fir nidti6ulbiQ srtldrt. SIN
srifen prOesb erbielt fe 10 Sabre 3u6i.
baus.
Eas erlfe llrtheii lpurbe um0eItoben
rnb mdbreno ibrsr Greilai un9 untcr
YiirQIdaFt beiratbete ole gran i'm leb-
ten iebruar Den Nnwalt Gramer. yer=
tbeioi9sr hires Yrubers. pelb' leBterer
ipdtsr ipesen yetheilieuaa an benz
0ennebp. Mloroe berurtbeilt wuroe.
6rau 9ennsop tootete ibren erlten
WanE. einen Ngenten. einen Dlonat
nod Der Seiratb. gr ueigerte fd nit
ibr 81 leten uno flaste auf Nnnuliruns
Der gbe, oa er bier3u ge3wungen NOR
ben lei.
gin ~ Il b | Ter Yertrete r
ces " d 8.
Allentown, 3D., 30. San.
Der Mnnalt Der gedtel- Uamilie erbOb
beute geIdweroe Dor @eridt wegen Der
Muhabrung oes Oitritts= 9npa!ts s..
6. 2ihtenpalner bel DEM fiirslidsn
YroceHe anldBlid Der grmoroung Ma=
bel 8edtels.
6rau gedtsl, lire Sodter uno cine
Nahbarin iagten aus. Der Diltritts=
anwalt babe lid mdbreno speier proceb=
Sage i'll einem 3uifanoe .piehiider
Yetruntenbeit" befunoen. 10 oaB Der
6al betagt merben mubte.
9lud wirb ~bebauptet, es babe 6rau
Behtel bel einem gelude in ibrem
0auie am q. Off,, als man Mabsl's
2eide Iano, pieoerbolt getiBt uno ibr
in Der getruntenbeit un3ndtise Qn=
: fridge geient.
3oo zines frhberen Ban
, Hers.
: Qapprte , Snb., 20. San. Sulius
e @oniB, Elm friiberer bieiissr Banter,
Der Dor 8 Sabren bel Der 6inansiruua
bon Yebnen in Midigan nit 500, 600
faairte, 1T in Blue @raB. q. D., ae-
forben. Seine aftipa betrueen sc
proeent unb er bat Die iibrigeu S9ul-
ben ieitber fait idmmtlid ge!ilat.
SIN gunoes9eridt beantragte bsutt
bic @opal TruIf 30. bon Chicago Ole
; ginisbung zines @Oncursberpalters fiji
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01
Pointed Paragraphs.

A coaled cellar maketh warm
house.
There's no fool like an old fool who
acts like young fool.
Women are as fond of mirrors as
men are of another kind of glasses.
A small boy seldom enjoys going
anywhere his mother wants him to 60
Often bric-a-brac is sold for junk,
but more often junk is sold for bric-a-
brac.
A woman knows more about styles in
a minute than man does in lifetime.
Some women should give charity
Job at home by casting their bread
upon the waters.
The up-to-date gossip now has an
running people down.
A poet has discovered perpetual mo-
ton. The magazine editors send him
back as much as he sends them.
A woman has to be in polite society
nearly six months before she acquires
the art of being real rude.
If there is one thing a childless mar
ried woman knows all about it is the
art of bringing up children.
When man gets into trouble the
majority of his friends say I'm awful
ly sorry and let it go at that.
A woman may doubt the sincerity of
mans compliments. but she thinks
there is merit in them just the same.
More than one would be office holder
shakes hands with himself the day af
ter the election because he failed to get
the nomination..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01
Personal Notes.

Lord TurnOur, q years old, son OF
Lord Winterton. has just been elected
to the English Parliament and will be
the youngest member in that body.
Consul General julius G. Lay, at Bar
celona. Spain, has been ordered trans
ferred to the Consulate General at
Canton, to succeed Robert NJ. McWade.
A. B. Stillwell, president of the Kan
sas City. Mexico and Orient Railroad
Company, with party. has started
from Kansas City for the City of Mexi-
co to attend the inauguration of Presl-
dent Diaz, on December /.
w. r. McKeen, who recently cele-
brated his 18th birthday at Terre
Haute. Ind. was for twenty-five years
president of the Vandalia railroad. In
the twenty-five years of his presidency
the road never killed passenger.
The authorized biography of Lord
BeacOnsfield, which w. +. MOneypenny
has now undertaken to write, will not
be ready in time for the celebration of
the Disraeli centenary, December 81, of
the present year. perhaps not till a year
later
Mrs. Pauline Steinem. described as
the most prominent Jewess of Toledo,
o., and a great favorite with the late
Mayor Sam Jones, has been elected to
the city's school board. She ran 700
votes ahead Of her ticket, and her plu-
rality was about 5000.
James Jeffrey Roche. the author, is a
very amusing story teller. One of his
friends thus identified him to an I'M
known admirer: If YOU see two men
sitting together. and one of them Is all
broken up laughing the other one is
James Jeffrey Roche"
John L. Griffiths, to whose care the
late President Benjamin Harrison left
all his private papers. is reported to
have discovered among them an extra.
ordinary private document. This is
nothing less important than an inti-
mate history of the four years of the
Harrison administration written by the
President himself
Picture postcards are subjected to a
stern, censor ship in some Continental
countries. In Russia those bearing the
portrait OF Tolstoy have been sun.
pressed. Turkey forbids any postca I'd
bearing the name of Allah or Moham-
med or the portrait of Mussulman.
France will not permit the designer to
ridicule the corpulence of the King of
Portugal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01

A Boston paper has discovered
new explanation of the almost con-
tinued series Of defeats which Harvard
suffers in athletic encounters with its
sister university at New Haven. 1t is
because Harvard Is situated so near
great city where there are plenty OF
outside attractions to divert the UNI
dergraduate's attention from sports,
while Yale is in a relatively small city
where there are few things to divert
the attention of the college boys from
the all important matter Of athletics.
This newspaper holds out the hope
that as New Haven becomes a greater
city. the proverbial spirit Of Yale will
become less strong and the chances of
Harvard's success in athletics will be-
come CORRESPONDENCE greater. This Is
a unique theory and might not stand a
close investigation. but If it is any
balm for the wounded feelings and bat
tered bodies Of Harvard footballists. it
will serve good purpose and should
not be interfered with.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01
STATE OF MAINE.
PUBLIC NOTIcr

In conformity with the provjsio~
Chapter fortytwo Of the Public Iohs 4
eighteen hundred and ninetv-nin" VS. 4
upon the petition of five or NOR Al
of the State. and dceming IL for -, SSiizsH
interest OF the State. the COMMIT o 4
of Inland Fisheries and Game afs.aioher
notice to all persons inter ested in ,h oae
lect matter of said petition. ana He snbl
hearing thereon in the locality Ia ha apmeb
60, and decming it necessary AMI aHectl
for the protection and preservatinr pod
inland FISH of the State, hereby sTat VI u
following needful Rules and Rev. N
relating to the times ana nianetiotj
which and the circumstances undar o.
inland fish may be taken In the W.. nht
CobbosseecOntee Stream. eFs 4
Rules and Regulations.
Section /. In addition to the o..
law, there shall be close time In s a
ii shall be unlawful 10 fish for nr VIM l
in any way any kind of fish 1, edte
bo%scecontee stream from Ial,a" S1o-
bosseecontee to Pleasant pond ana Cee1
from Pleasant pond to the New ,ss1
bridge across said stream. !nclnGi,.s ll
OK Bow. so called. from Decemhats %
to May first following for a perinJ - M
year from December first, A d Ia, Vi 4
Der, A. ID. 1904. o'eT1
1; T. CARLETON
Il. o. STANLEY
+. i. RING
Commissioners of Inland Fisheries =.
Game.
dl laN,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01

The city OF Bangor receives a large
and fragrant bouquet from the Boston
TRANSCRIPT in an article discussing
the combination Of the beautiful and
the unitarian by municipalities.
Speaking of standpipes. which are so
often most disiiguring structures upon
the outskirts Of cities. the Transcript
calls attention to the pleasing excep-
ton in the Greek temple kind OF stand
nine that towers above the city OF
Bangor. 1t may not be Greek tenn
ole when one comes near it, but from
the railroad 1t rests gently among the
trees surmounting the hill back of the
city. and is a conspicuously pleasing
object as one approaches the city from
the west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01

success financially SO that the govern
ment loan was repaid in full. and no
assessment will be necessary upon the
stockholders to meet deficit. In all
respects it was the greatest exposition
ever held. 1t has done much for st.
Louis and Missouri, and on account OF
its interesting and educational fea-
lures, the millions who attended IT Will
always count their visit as one OF the
most pleasant and profitable expert
ences of their lives.
Other expositions will be held in the
near future, and preparations are al
ready heing made for that at Portland,
Oregon. to commemorate the eXpiora-
ton of the great Northwest by the
Clark and Lewis expedition, century
ago; and that at Jamestown. Va. to
commemorate the Booth anniversary of
the first permanent English settlement
in America. But neither of these ex-
positions, nor any other which is likely
to come in the next few years, will ap-
proach in extent or Importance the
great fair which has just closed at st.
Louis. The stupendous scale OF this
exposition cannot be appreciated by
those who failed to attend it, and
those who could have gone and neg
leoted the opportunity have something
to regret as long as they live. Inc
visit of President Roosevelt was a fit
ting feature for the close of the great
exposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01

As the official returns come in the
size of the Roosevelt victory continues
to grow. Out in Washington, when
il regarded as one of the little states
in everything except its area. the
Roosevelt plurality was '".ooo. In
Pennsylvania. where the Republicans
we're laughed at when they said they
would equal the Mckinley plurality OF
300. OOU, the plurality proved to be 'oo'-
900. In Illinois and Indiana. whicn
the Democrats tried to persuade them
selves were doubtful states, the
pluralities were 3O4.739 and $4,000. Ana
Indiana was Tom Taggart's state, too.
In Iowa the plurality was 199.Wo; IN
California $4,000; and in "doubtfur
New Jersey it was $1,000. In Ohio the
ofticia! plurality is 255.OOo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01

The Vermont Legislature IS cohsio-
ering a bill to prevent the indiscrimi-
nate cutting OF small spruce and other
trees for the Christmas trade in the
great cities. Considering the HUNDREDS
of thousands of young trees which are
sent out of Maine every fall for the
Christmas trade Of Boston. New YORK
and Philadelphia, many Will urge that
a similar law might we'll be enacted in
this State. OF course. all will agree
that our forests should have every pos
sible protection. but II is doubtless true
that most of the trees cut for the
Christmas trade would never amount
to much for any other purpose. They
are not cut from the timberlands OF
the state. but mainly from the pasture
lots and waste lands in the more
southern counties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01

Dicky Harding Davis is back from
the far East and has the good grace to
admit what everybody has discovered.
namely. that he proved a complete
failure as war correspondent. 1t
Is probable that when Dicky made this
modest admission he expected the
world to rise up in indignant denial
and raise his dropping spirits by as
surfing him that he is really the great
est correspondent who ever wrote red
hot dispatches from the firing line.
His six months at the front" was
spent in Toxic visiting tea houses and
being entertained by geisha girls.
Most people would suppose that he
would have been right in his element
there. but he declares 1t was "a
deuced bore" and that ne was really
longing for a perch on the entrencn-
ments Of Port Arthur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01

Ewing Winslow has been heaiu
from. II was feared that nc
uou,d not survive the announce
ment OF the lection results ou''
nevertheless, he now comes up
smilipg and clipper and declares that
Douglas was elected governor OF Mas
sachusetts by the "anti-imperialists'
He falls to explain. however. why Mas
sachusetts rolled up a MAJORITY VI
90 900 for Theodore Roosevelt. the arch
imperialist Of all those over whom Erv-
inc has a continuous nightmare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-01
STATE OF MAINE.
A WRIT OF ELECTION.

To the Mayors and Aldermen Of the
towns in the Seventh Senatorial District
nebec. in said State,
GREETING:
Whereas a vacancy now exists in the
repr esentation Of this State. in tn
Seventh Senatorial District. comprising
the County of Kennebec. by the death OF
the Honorable Gustavus A. Robertson, q
member elect from said district. and
Whereas the Constitution and laws OF
Maine provide that whenever vacancies
shall occur in the Senate, the Governos
shall cause precepts to be issued to the
Mayors and Aldermen Of the several
cities and Selectmen Of the several towns
within the District in which the vacancy
exists. directing and requiring them to
cities and towns qualified therefor, to as
semble and give their votes for Senator
to fill said vacancy:
Therefore, you are hereby directed and
required, In the name of the State Of
Maine to notify and warn the Inhabitants
of your cities and towns aforesaid, in the
manner in which the law directs, who are
duly qualified to vote for Representa-
tives to the Legislature Of this State, to
assemble on the third Monday Of Decem-
Der. A. D. 1904, being the nineteenth day
of said month, to give their votes in said
meetings for q Senator for the said
Seventh Senatorial District.
And you, the said Mayors, Aldermen
and Selectmen. in conducting the said
election, and in making your records and
returns of the same, are hereby directed
to fully comply with all the provisions Of
the law. rela ting to the election of State
and County Officers. and known as the
Australian Ballot Law.
GIVEN at the Executive Chamber in
Augusta, this fifteenth day Of
November. in the year of oul
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and four, and Of the Independ-
ence of the United States OF
America, the one hundred and
twenty-ninth.
BY the Governor,
JOHN F. HILL
BYRON BOYD. Secretary Of STATE.
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or. The expedition Travelled along the
west coast and drove round Melville
bay on ssledges, a feat never achieved
before. During the whole time. the
explorers lived with the natives. learn
ing thei1 language. studying their man
ners and customs of life, and encOun-
tering great hardsbips. They express
satisfaction at the results of the eXpe-
dition, which are expected to prove OF
much scientific value.
Berlin will shortly be able to boast
that it contains the largest hospital in
tie world. The new institution, which
is to be called, after the famous Dhysl-
oligist. the Rudolf Wicklow hospital.
will be fitted with accommodation for
1000 patients. When fully equipped IL
will have staff of $50 physicians,
nurses. attendants and servants. In
connection with the hospital there Will
be pathological and anatomical la
boratory, bath house with medico-me-
chanical institute, section for Roent-
gen appliances ard !; separate building
also for apothecaries. Hitherto the
largest German hospital was that at
Eppendorf, near Hamburg. with ac-
commodation for ] 500 patients. The
size of the new Berlin hospital may be
best shown when compared with the
London hospital, with $50 beds, and the
Marylebone infirmary, with 144.
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The Boston newspaper which Iocat-
ed Fort Mckinley in Coke bay. near
Bangor. should close up its establish
u,ent for few days and give all hahos
a chance to come down to Maine anu
get acquainted with the biggest anu
hest State in New England.
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The Close Of the St. Louis Fair

With the end of November the great
exposition at st. Louis has closed, and
the beautiful structures upon the
grounds will be at once dismantled
and removed. The records of at
tendance show that over $4,000. 900 per-
sons have passed the gates since they
were opened. last spring. This num-
Der. Of course. refers to the number
of admissions and not to the number
of different individuals who visited the
fair. There is no way to know the
latter number. and estimates differ
widely. The fair was enough Of a