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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-15
Papel de peri6dico
TAMARO DEL aoLETIA. A 81. so RESaA

con appendices e indice doctri-
nal del Sr. I1az Navarro. IS Us
Ley electoral. -. ...........25 ctvs
Arancel de l'uerto-Rico. con re-
gistro 8 indice de partidas,
eiemplar - 90
El franqueo por cuenta de los lite
resados.
De venta en- ell BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-15

Leyes y Resoluciones de 1904,
con inclusion de la de E CT
vii ..............$2.75
Leyes de la Asamblea Extraor-
dinaria de 1904. rs ctvs.
Cod;go Civil, edicion: en- a. me-
nor. ..... .......S |. 50
C6digos Penal y de Enjuiciamien-
to Criminal con Appendices en-
un volumen. n............. $I.5o
C6digo de Enjuiciamiento Civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01
COndiCtOS en- las CanaraS
CUBAAAS

Ell "A de JUNO Sc ha promovido un
grave conflicto parlamentorio en- las
Camaras cubanas.
El d{a anterior, los diputados del
elemento moderado, aprovechando la
ausencia del presidente de la Camara,
senior Latorre, liberal, que habia lido
al entierro de un senador que falleci6
de repente, Sc constituyeron en- session
y aprobaron las actas del litigio de sus
correligionarios, haciendolo todo en- $50
minutes y tempo para ir al mismo
entierro.
Y ell "A, el senor Latorre present6
una nota de protesta al Presidente
Palma, diciendo cue bajo ning6n con-
cepto transigiria con semejante esca-
moteo, pues no otro nombre cuadraba
a los procedimientos de aver. Ell Sc
nor Latolre Sc llev6 los sellos de la
Canara y declare que no los entrega-
ria. Su obJeto fue ifnpedir que los
diputados cuyas actas fueron legaliza-
daS aver, cobren los salaries, pues Sc
gun el, no fue otra la consideration
que movie los moderados, sino la de
asegurar el sueldo a sus parciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01
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Ell CRUZAMIENTO


Hay en- Andalucfa muchos ingle ses
casados con hijas de la TERRA; ALI,
donde los maridos no suelen ser nj
muy constantes nj muy feles, NADIA
mas atrayente y mas oimpatico que las
firmeS uniones de dos seres nacidos en-
tan diStintas latitudes, educados de tan
diversos modos, comulgando en- dife-
rentes religiones, iiallados uno junto al
otro por azar, en- cualquier noche per
fumada de Cadiz, de Sevilla de Huel-
va, para entenderse NAL con las pala-
bras y comprenderse defnitivamente y
hasta siempre con la mirada y con el
sentimiento.
Estos matrir onios suelen ser fell
ces. Los hijos dc as uniones 6stas,
sanos, fuertes, alegres. con la gracia
andaluza y el vigor ingleG- resultan
unos bellisimoS ''CruzadoS". Ei matri-
monio Sc anna siempre, y Sc encuentra
en- el uno Cierta inocente, atractiva
vanidad, de poSeer al otro. Parece Ia
mujer contenta de mostrar sus ami
gas I'm marido que no es como el de
elias; que es mas rendido, y.que es mas
alto, y que es rubio, y que es fuerte
Ell Sc entusiaSma al ensefiar los com
patriotas que llegan aquella mis- de pie
morena, negro pelo, fisonomfa vibrante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01
Id SIUQCitl de los COrelIOS

La situaci6n que para los coreanos
reviste la ocuPaci6n del pals por los
japoneses no es grata Gel todo. Ya
hemos dado cuenta de la conducta Sc
guida por las autoridadeS militares de
Seul, que han fusilado varios s6bdi-
tos del Rey de Corea POI creerlos au-
xiliares de los rusos.
Y para csmpletar este .estado de
Cosas han renunCiado los miembros del
gabinete; asf 10 dice el sigulente tele-
grama fechado en- Senl (COrea) el II
de Mayo.
,"Dicen de Seul que el gabinete CO.
reano ha presentado su dimision al
emperador por haberlo acssado este
de negligencia en- el cumplimiento de
sus deberes.
Ell monarca al recibir las dimisiones
orden6 al ministro que las ret;rara.
Con tai motivo Sc ha creado en- el
pals una situaci6n politica POGO frme".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01
BuenOS COleCtores

En- San Juan Sc encuen tran los Co
lectores de Rentas de Carolina y Tru-
jillo-alto, nuestros amigos don Jaime
Alsina y don Regalado Benitez Casta
nos, quienes han venido a rendir las
cuentas de recaudaciones por ell pre-
sente mes de JUNO.
81 primcro ha cobrado $7,1o3-62 y
al segundo solo lc falta por hacer efec-
tivos SIS por el afo actual, 10 que de-
muestra que son buenas paeas los con-
trib2yentes de Trujillo-alto, quienes
ademas no adeudan ninguna cantidad
por amos anteriores.
El 'Tesorero debe entonar un himno
a la prosperidad de Carolina y Truji-
ll0Alto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01
jTraemOS eSa palmera?

En- Madagascar Sc ha descubierto
un producto almenticio superior la
patata. Ese producto es la medula de
una palmera que ALI denominan asa
tranabe", y cubre vastas extensiones
de terreno al borde de los rios y en- las
orillas del mar.
Los naturales del pals extraen de
cada tronco de dos cinco kil6gramos
de rnedula, y despues de sacarla la
pulverizan y la tamizan.
Recientemente Sc ha analizado esta
harina en- ell laboratorio de quimica
industrial de Marsella. Es un polvo
fnisimo, amarillento, que cuando esta
tresco parece algo azucarado. A pesar
de este no Sc han encontrado huellas
de azt1car.
Su composition general es: almid6n,
66,833; celulosa, I2,o39; materials albu-
minoides, 1858; materias grasas, 1887,
~ sales minerales, S,2 Entire las sus-
tanclas minerales dominan ell sulfato
de potasa, el cloruro de sodio, el fos.
fato de cal, algo de magnesia Y una
cantidad pequena de prot6xido de
hero.
Por su composition esta harira es
superior la patata, aunque inferior a
otros tuberculos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01
j u LILO
7

i0h, evoluci6n constante de la vida!
A tu capricho marcia sometida
la humanidad, que en- desconcierto ayanza,
que, en- la senda del dolor, perdida
deja la Ultima for de su esperanga
Suben y Sc quebrantan las naciones.
Todo a ia muerte va; generacianes
que surgieron aver, Sc desmoronan
y de elias son verdugos las que eutonan
hoy en- sus tumbas b6lcas cauciones.
Clavijo aver, y hoy Guanica. Son ellos
de una fe inquebrantable los destelloa
y de la fuerza bruta ell ferreo yugo.
Hoy como aver, torpezas atropellos
81 al Supreme HacedOr del orbe plugo
que la constaDte evoluci6n subsista,
81 es legal ell derecho de conquista,
como un veTdugo universal nos dijo,
este mi raza q los combates lista
y venga tras de Guanica Clayijo.
MONO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01
La SOCiedad de MendigOS

Ia distinguida Vice Secretaria de
la Sociedad de Mendigos, sef1orita l..
A. de Hostos, nos ha remitido las
caentas de les ingresos y gastos de
dicha Sociedad durante FeDrero, Mar
70, Abril y Mayo iltimo, del exa-
men de dichos documentos reSu1ta, que
en- los cuatro referidos meses ha na-
bido el sjguiente movimiento:
1ngre esos:-SObrante del balance de
Enero $o.oI, ingresos en- Febrero,
255.6o; idem idem Mario, 345 SO; idem
idem Abril. 274.SI; idem idem Mayo,
24S.5I.-Total ingresos, $I,I33.29.
GastOs:- Efectuados en- Febrero,
$264,5o idem idem Mario, 345,oI;
idem idem Abril, 271,22; idem idem
Mayo, 249,40. Total gastos, $I.I3o 81.
Balance en- 81 de Mayo 1904 4-In-
gresoS en- 4 meses, $II33,2o; gastos
idem idem $I,I3o.3I.
Sobrante para JUNO, $2,oS.
Las raciones repartidas fueron: en-
Febrero, 2,57o; idem Mario, 1901;
idem Abril, 83o; idem Mayo, 1855
Total rac;ones, 1925.
Autorizan ell referido balance de
cuenta la Presidenta sefiora Grace De
w. Lugo Viaa, y la Tesorera senori-
ia Juanita del Vale. -,
Felicitamos a las carl
mas que fog Nan parte
re1f1fS Ia m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01
Juez de PaZ
DE GUAYAMA

E4 distinguido joven Abogado ami
go nuestro don Jose c. Ramos ha sido
nombrado Juez Municipal de Qua
yama.
,Felicitamos squella ciudad por la
adquisici6n que hace. pues la par
que sera un Iuez recto, ell seflor ka-
mos es IN joven de sociedad, y de
buenas condiciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01

Don Pedro Vergne de la Concha,
que habia sido nom brado Marshal de
la Carolina, pasara al distrito munich
pal de Caguas, ocupando su plaza
don Jose G. Palacios Salazar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01

japoreses hacia ell nor,e ha recibido
I'm severe fraCaso.
Un corrresponsal telegrafaba desde
New Chang el IS de Junio comuni-
cando:
Dicese que el IL una fuerza rusa de
5000 hombres ataCo a otra de japone-
ses, inferior en- n1mero, que al lie
gar en- su persecution por las nonta-
1as de Singyo, otra fuerza japonesa
mas considerable, emboscada en- TN
deSfladero, atac6 a los rusos Causan-
doles 500 baJas.
OtroS rumoreS acuSan, que IN chino,
a quien los japoneses 1ograron jntrodu-
cir en- Puerto Arturo como espfa re-
greso diciendO que los rusos ten1an vi
veres para dos neses y que los traba
jos de repsraci6n en- los buQues ave
riados estarfan concludes en- dos sema-
mas mas. Seg1n el chino, Ia guarni
cIon de Puerto Arturo no llegaba q
10000 hombres, incluyendo 1nuchos
enfermos y heridos, y la provision de
carbon no excedfa de $500 tone1adas.
Los siguientes despachos dan cuen-
ia de otros Sucesos de relative impor-
tancia, aunque 81, uno de ellos desmien-
te categoricamente rumores anterior
mente propalados.
San Petersburgo, Is de iunio. .-D1-
cese que ha llegado un despacho del
almirante Skrydlcf, fechado en- Via
livestock, diciendo haber salido con su
escuadrillay y llegado a 80 millas de
Puerto Arturo, donde le detuvo una
densa niebla. Espcrabanle dos acora-
zados Y varios torpederoS japoneses
con los que trabo Combate, afIade el
despacho, yles cause algunos daf1os.
-Circula otro rumor que no ha po-
dido corroborarse, de que frente
Puerto Arturo ocurri6 TN gran comba-
tie naval en- que los rusos perdjeron dos
acorazados y los japoneses cuatro
Viena, I3 de junio.-Dice Ell Gear, >,
peri6dico polaco, que el Emperador
Nicolas, aunque originalmen4-, opuesto
a la guerra, ha declarado que ia prose
guiria hasta conseguir la victoria
aunque hubiese de costarle 4 Russia el
sacriicio de un million de hombres.
San Petersburgo ID de junio.-No
ha llegado al estado mayor general
confirmation de Ia accion que sc dijo
ocurriera el 9 a SO kilometres de Hal
cheng, resultando en- el exterminio to-
tai de dos batallones japoneses, nj de
la telegra6ada de New Chwang como
ocurrida Ell II, con perdida de 500
hombres por parte de los rusos.
San Petersburge IS de JUNO Han
sido llamados a las armas 100000
Ihombres de la reserva para el servicio
en- Manchuria.
Paris. IS de JUNO. AL "Matin" 1e
comunican de San Petersburgo que el
general Stoessel, gobernador militar de
Puerto Arturo fue herido en- I'm muslo
Sc hizo necesario amputarle la pier
ma. No Sc corrobora nj Sc dacredlto a
la noticia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01

en- union de la cual tuvo esos hiios tan
gallardos y que pronuncian Ell ingles
con acento andaluz.
Para ligar s6lidamente a esta pareia,
hasta in1uye la complicada psicologfa
que en- ella Sc establece. Como iamas
el natural, de no importa ahora donde,
llega 4 dominar bien las reconditeces,
los misterios y familiaridades de otra
lengua, este matrim onjo ha de dar 4 Ia
mirada, a la caricia, al amor misrno, la
expression fntima y suprema que no sa-
bra dar nunca a las palabras. Y al
mismo tempo, cada t6rmino que 6l
aPrende de ella, cada vocablo que ella
aprende de 81, los 1iga, los encanta.
No hay delicia-deciame en- mi pals
cierto londonense, amigo mio-como la
de aprender cualquier extrafio idioma
por labios de la mujer que Sc anna.
Para ella-afiadfa sonriendo-me pare
.ce que el encanto es el miSmo. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01
Ell Cons ultOriO del DR.. Mu1Oz

Ell doctor Gustavo Mufioz ha trasla-
dado su despacho al piso alto, del Q
q de la calle del Santo Cr1sto, E; %uS
o1taleza, donde recibira
hob lie cor7~.s1Aa n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01

El Emperador Nicolas habia recibi-
do un despacho del general Stekel-
berg dandole cuenta de un combate
ocurrido en- Vafangow. S. kilometres
Norte de Puerto Arturo. Los japo--
neses trataron de fanquear la posi-
cion rusa por la izquierda y fueron
rechazados con graves perdidas. Los
rusos las tuvieron asi mismo conside-
rabies, muriendc- el coronel Khavas-
ounoff, IN yseoS 10 teniente, y que
ndo herT do .derecha el
al q lbar-
re-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-01

japoreses hacia ell norte ha recibidc
un severe fracaso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26
PLENTY OF EXCITEMENT.
Tramps Make Matters Lively in RAN
dolph, Friday.

Excitement TuIcd in Randolph. Fri
LAY ltt-lrlnon. when three tough look
ing characters We're placed under ar
rest TN tn"n authorities. The
strangers Die, into town" in the fore
noon and made things generally dis
agreeable. III three. were loaded for
game" and when warned to get ont
Of town they expressed themselves as
being decidedly aVerSe to touring. 50
obnoxious To the public peace ana
Wonted calm Of the ityle village did the
trio become. that the officers decided
10 lock al three in the guol. After q
tuSsle. this was accomplished. Con-
stable iIudstrcet, after carefully
sweeping out the lookup. locked the
men in the cells. quite taxing the ca
incity ~ tie building. there being
accommodation to4 only three prison
ers.
y wave Of crime seemed Immediately
10 spread over Randolph. for an hour
after the arrest Of the three mentioned.
complaint was made to the Gardiner
rolicc that two more men, intoxicated
and beigeraht. We're on the way from
Randolph to Gardiner, via the bridge.
city Marshal Andrews and officer Por
"ck Kept sharp watch for the two
men. ana they "spotteu' them ,nr
Nv" uamps. for it is alleged that they
are such, also caught sight of the Of
Hcers at the same time and both gave
II marvellous exhibition of record
Sprinting. Both We're hauled in. how
ever, but only one was detained. He
IS Well-knoWn to the local police The
three Randolph prisoners will be ar
raigned. this morning, in the district
court Of that town, before Judge Good
speed. The man arrested on Gardiner
son VIII come before Judge Larrabee
in the municipal court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26
IMPROVEMENTS ON HOLMES
BUILDING.
Workmen Began Active Operations.
Friday Morning.

\ large force of Worlimen began ac-
aye operations 81 the Improvement of
the Holmes foundry building. yester-
lay Friday the entire structure WAS
cleaned from foundation to roof and
me Wclk of removing the machinery
from the building began. Two giant
frames VIII nc taken out ana permit 4
arg" floor area. The two blast fur
htr"S ON the North side of the building
VIII not be removed. but will be en-
caSrd IN the wall, so that they will not
mar IN" attractivencsS Of the COM
hletrd nail \ tup floor viii be laid
ana VIII give The best dancing han in
Gardner. Comfortable seats for 400
Viii hr provided and have already been
ordered with Instructions for immr-
mate shipment. The interior will "
l"lilted ana whitened, George Wat;
having charge of the interior decara>
Ii"i'S. ~" contract for all woodwork
'iiS pteh awarded to Wentworth &
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26
LOSE BOTH GAMES.
Gardiner Polo Team Unsuccessful in
the Lime City.

The Gardiner polo team returned
home, Friday. on the noon train. after
their Thanksgiving games with the
iiockland organization in that CITY.
hlie the local team lost both games.
credit IS due them for the stiff firh,
they put up against the Rocklands in
hoth the afternoon and evening games
Tha lineup Of each team was as fol-
lows:
Gardiner-GOOdwin. | r.; Scott. r..
Gordon. G., Lunt h. b.: Harrington. @.
RockElnd McLoon, r.; Jones. r..
Crockett. e.: Whitney. H. b.: Mitchell.
h. b.: May. z.
The Sror" OF the afternoon game was
as follows: E0ckIand. ); Gardiner. 4.
HusheS, McLnon !. Jones 8. Whitney.
FOULS, Rockland. Gardiner. Stops in
Soal: May. IS; Harrington. %. Referee.
Winslow. Timekeeper Shaw.
Ev Aning game: Rockland. :: Cardi
her :. Rushes. McLoon A. Jones 5.
toodWih :. Fouls. Rocxland 3, Gardi-
her Stops in goal. May, IA; Harrine-
ton, 40. Referee Winslow. Tjmekee,er
Shaw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

CharesWor1h who have Il number of
men already al work. The heating and
lighting facilities viii be only the best.
The heating SYSTEM, steam piping, etc,
is already III he building and it is said
To be Il most cihcielt one. The light
ing system viii be installed at once by
the electric light company. The seats
will be ranged on three. sides Of the
hail and Will be 50 arranged as to give
each one a command of every part
of the hall.
While the building is being fitted ur
,tat such Slurjs rs BASKET ball. polo
etc., may be enjoyed. its use will not be
confined 10 sports. The building win
ne leased for dances. entertainments.
"tc., and it is quite probable that i'll
the spring, the Board Of Trade will
Eold 4 fair along the lines Of those
formerly given under its auspices with
such great success in the Coliseum.
one OF the members OF the committee
having tn" work of reInodelirg the
building in charge told the Journal
man, Friday. tnui tile work viii i,rupa>
bly be completed in two weeks ana
That before Christmas. the hail Will be
ready 10 be thrown open to the public
Il such Il hope is seriously entertainer,
Tie next fourteen days viii be very
huSN ones for the carpenters ana paint
erS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

man turkey. seem very early TO have
attracted their attention. Deer tracks
were found here and there on the light
snow and they followed them, breath
ing and stepping with caution to avoid
CONFUSION or Commotiol. At last white
near tn" ltiCh farm in Longfellows
woods, Farmingdale they were re-
Warded by good full view of their
iiize-a young buck. Mr.. Narney rus
iIrd the fur Of the animal with a charge
i buck shot which started il away
directly from him. The loss was de-
rlore'! but only mpmcntarily, however.
Tor Mr. Stichuey, with an eye and ac-
lion rarclT at fault. stopped the .nfshr
with rifle shot as effective as il was
deliberate. The successful hunters
shouldered their game and arrived
nome in season for dinner. pleased and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

Considerable interest conferred around
, small box. bound in bucNi"tl' 'h't
VAS taken from the in"rhinS a''Iil"h
train when it pulled int" Gafdiher'
Thursday morning. The trunk. i"f II
VA i trunk, WAS Later claimed by
chin Ak. the owner Of i Chinese iauh-
dry establishment on water street. TINS
city. chin has Just returned from
visit 10 his relatives in China and has
brought back in his little trunk z lot Of
i4Ic;tcies which The MonSol is unable
% procure in this country. chin came
ia Gardiner direct from Seattle WASH,
where he landed from 4 Pacific Mail
Steamship
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

While standing in the street car
Waiting-room on Depot square Thurs
day forenoon. a Gardiner young woman
WAS overcome With sudden illness and
lel to the floor unconscious. The
Young woman was accompanied by her
mother who Immediately summoned
Or. Strout. whose office was nearby.
-1ter receiving temporary treatment
the young woman was taken to her
home in a carriage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26
Successful Hunters,

Mcssrs. Ed Stickney and George Var
ncy. like men Of old, forsook their ma
tive heath ut candle light. Thanks
giving morn. and journeyed far into tie
country in quest MISUNDERSTANDING
So Iut turkeys like Indians have
vanished from our no-1cnger prirleyal
forests an5 the fcathered monarch of
hereditary -dinner-joy. was unseen
md unsought-su that other things
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

a Very enjoyable private dancing
party was given Thursday evening in
Grand Army hall by Il number of local
young ladies and gentlemen. There
We're about . couples who participated
in dancing. and q right royal good time
"as afforded all present. The affair
Was a most Informal one A long or
der of dances WIS gone through.
Dennis orchestra of Augusta furnish
ing music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

Three local sporting men returned
Friday afternoon. from Bangor where
they spent Thanksgiving. All three
attended an advertised boxing match
which was scheduled 10 be pulled OF
with Sandy Ferguson Of chelsea,
Mass. and Charley Ha-fey 81
Lowell. as principals. The hSht was
OF but one minutes duration ANA was
the inost daring .Windle that th'
Gardiner men ever saw. they say
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

The junior class Of the High school
IS Of fair size as to numbers but is
certainly lacking in what would seem
to b" Il very necessary female numera-
ton. The one young lady occupying
the unique ana responsible position is
If cou} :" a factor in class deliberation
equal il EoI more considerable ana i'm
portant than the overwhelming male
contingent. The junior class is entire
~ progressive ana far-sightcd. what
ever may he said as to membership.
and they arc to begin raising money at
once for graduation purposes. "A
Country Kid will be presented by
good cast at Wilson hall in January
and following other entertainments are
I" be given. The class is interested IN
4 Washington or similar trip III con
n"ctinn with graduation i'm 1903
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

The kcnnebec county commissioners
are constructing a wharf on the Chel :
sea shore for the acoomni odation Of the
HalloW"ll and Chelsea ferry. The wa
ter has grown shallow at the ferry
'andIng during rec ont years. 50 thai
With the wharf built ont to deeper wa
ter, the bridge ana float, will be at ali
times in convenient order Angie
Springer of Chelsea. is NOW in charge
of the ferry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

Manager Putnam of the BoWdoiT
baseball team, passed Thanksgiving in
town with Il. Il. WinsloW and returned
to Brunswick, Friday morning. While
in this city Mr.. Putnam visited Messrs
Burns and Favor to complete plans for
the presentation of king Pepper by
the college students. The opera will be
given for the benefit of the baseball
association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

While the holiday cheer Of a pros
porous Thanksgiving was apparent on
All sides in Gardiner on Thursday. the
inclcment weather did not add greatly
to the general feeling of gayety. The
cold penetrating drizZle kept the
streets clear OF pedestrians during the
day but all brayed the storm in the
evening to attend the many social
GATHERINGS about town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

r. NJ. Johnson. former proprietor Of
the Cardigan hotel Of Canaan, \. H.,
arrived in Gardiner, Thursday, on IA
visit to his brother. NJ. J. Johnson, pro-
prietor of the Johnson House. Mr..
Johnson has recently severed his con-
nection With the Cardigan hotel after
j successful five years management
ana it is possible that he may make
Gardiner his future home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

Word mas been received in this city
of the resignation Of Henry A. Hooper.
superintendent Of the international
Paper co. mill at Berlin. y. II. Mr.
Hooper is Well known in Gardiner and
in Orono. and his action has occa-
stoned some surprise among his
friends here. It is hoped that Mr..
Hooper and his family will make their
home in Manchester, y. H.. in the flu
1lIrf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

George r. Morse rrt.n ned. WedneS-
day evening. from Portland, where he
attended banquet given by Equitable.
Assurance managers TO their corps of
agents. Other entertainment was also
furnished and Mr.. Morse experienced
q pleasant respite from business duties