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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13
TIMELY TOPICS.

The tSGrindstoner suit for boys is good one, and the price $1.95 to 3.95.
 Sugar cured hams 13c a pound at Castle's; shoulders 1Oc Stamps with all sales.
 Miller & Peck have just received a new line of underwear for fall and winter.
 You've heard of the famous Elmer son $3.50 shoe for men. J. G. Jackie & Sons have the sole agency
 Early arrivals of fall silks show ali the new colors for fall shirt waist suits, at Reid & Hughes's.
 J. B. Mullings & Son have a new line of colored shirts at $1 an immense stock, from 50c to $3.
 New pupils are enrolling daily in Waterbury Business college. You may enter at any time.
 Women's dongola patent rubber Jul liets for $1.19 at Connecticut Boot and Shoe Co.'S.
 Currans have fifty dozen hcomforta- bles that are going at easy prices this week.
 The Union Supply Go will give halt book of stamps with $215 order this week.
 Constant streams of new furniture keep coming from the depot to Hampson-SelleW's
 Novel ideas in seven button eva terbury Girls'' at Dodge's. The price is only $2.50.
 Your linen will be perfect if it comes from Waterbury Steam laun- l dry. Mid-week grocery specials at Pulp lie market. They give stamps with everything.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13
Bringing Memorial to Roosevelt.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-E. D. Morel, secretary of the Kongo Reform associ- ation of London, sails for the United States Sept. 21. He is delegate ap- pointed to present memorial to Presi- dent Roosevelt setting forth that as the foremost citizen of the United States he should use his influence to promote the radical reform of the Kongo Independent State. The memo rial is signed by many influential peo- pie in England, including peers and members of parliament.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13
auarre1ed over Sister. Marriage

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 18.-Two Italians quarreled here about their sis. ter's intended marriage and one killed the other. The dead man was Giovan- nj Sylvestri and his alleged murderer Is Michaele Sylvestri. Giovanni was stabbed through the lung. He was twenty-two years old and single. Mi chaele, who Is thirty and married, was arrested. One brother objected to the sisters accepted suitor and the other favored him
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13
BURNED AT ToRRTNGToN.

Torrington, Sept 13.-A house and barn owned by A. M. Roberts of Wa terbury were destroyed by fire short ly after midnight. The barn was struck by lightning and the flames were quickly communicated to the house The loss was $3,O0O and was partly insured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13
Fancy Puniab Louisine Silks.

combination of the beautiful Punab and Louisine Silks which proven and extraordinarily strong and good weaving fabric in the changeabe effects with rich ard brilliant colongs In changeable blues browns greens and reds brocaded shot effects 2l inches wide and marked only 6oc yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13
Fancy Aurora Silks.

large and varied assortment of this silk n the checks stripes small plaid effects which includes the up odae color groupings bue and green) blue black and green e blue green) producing very handsome and urey effects This sill soft lustrous and of great wearing quality 2 inches wide and marked only 75c yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13
Superba Silks in Solid CoIors.

This weave, very soft with rlch beautiful ustre, the fall shades of ans browns blues greens burnt orange, etc, also white and black very lovely and seviceabe silk which will be much used for gowns waists and trimming purposess 21 inches wide and S1oO yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13
New Louisines.

Recent arrivals of this fashionable and favored very handsome Some exquisite and particularly rich effects shown here the browns and blue and greens. This line large and is of exceptionally strong heavy quality great durability. 21 inches wide and at 85c and $l. co ayard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13

Get q Democrat pattern for 10 cents. See the display on second page of this paper daily.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13

The silk Shrwast suit, much this summer will con-
 nue favor having proved to be the most sasae gown wardrobe Silk suits suitable for all occasions and will be all Fall and Win Some of the silks particularly adapted for Shirt suits are mentioned These silks exceptional y servceable comparatively inexpensive making up into very dressy and up-todae gowns.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13

Nid-Week grocery specials at Pulp lie market. They give stamps with everything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. X. Mullen. 81 pallara ave. ere
Eltl hAsL
Frsusna pruu c. E~lns street
and Frenent aVen1e
W. A Mansflsld q Co. pruwaise
I'd and JaeksenA
erahaen's Asms Bakery, efes let
aNNnue.
c N Lshndrsfs. clear sters. sieis
Eeeend
Thee Harrla al Pestsfles, Rsntea
llttls's phArmaey. let ave. nefth
and Harrison street J. n. klttf@
nrop rtetan.
carltaa a Co. Druggist. Ger. eth
&C. and Paa street South sesttls
=. a. Assers. poststfiss. BE. par~
oalvsrsitr orua sssrs. usissrsie
ktation
Asvvsll o. Phsrmssy. io2s hsSssh
street
Rainier phsrnscy, NJ. CLARK. pr~.
prieter. eo2s O. Madison.
CeiaHskla nrun atere, W. J. pfsa'
isg, pren- Columbia. Wash
broadway fharuaaeY. p q. ftsnsn
prep- els Broadway sad 1avts@
Quaker prus ce. 1918 lat ave
leans Pharmacy rs n. ereaa'
@ayH phene, ualen "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
No More Dread of
The Dental Chair

Teeth extracted and WIed absa-
MteIg without pain hY our late
scientific methods Ne sleep pro-
aa#IHK AGENTS or cocaine ThsaH
aFH faa only dsutaI uHHlafa In ssaf=
tie that have the fafruf appliance
and ingredients fa eEtf#e4. I'll SID
aNHIF KaIH crowns and porcelain
crowns. HH#sHHsiahls from natural
tssth aHH warranted far 10 years.
Without fhs IHasf particle 81 pain
Geld eFaaua aud teeth without
plates Eufd Filings and all other
deHtal work aaHe paiulsaaiF aud y
HIsH EaIAats
GgaiA crowns. e. full 81 teeth. g
bridge work g Rela aHHR 81 ~
aHH#af HIi#HHa zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
HURT IN
SMASH UP
my aorluns News Assu1

CHICAGO. sept b=seveu per.
cons were injured in a collision on
the Lake street elevated At 81 Lauia
avenue tbia morning A crowded
train crashed into a tnfinK Of empty
cars that were being switched into
the yards The passenger train left
the track and narrowly escaped be
tug preeipltafed into the street
The injured are Mutarman u
eiowfY. MrH fleIen 0tterbaeh. Otto
Olson. John Willing E 7 Hays. Z
Evans. Conductor Y. q. Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

The eleetroeutiou passed off with
cut incident versatile and Antonio
GiraFt0. Nho Wna eleetrOeuted here
laHt week. Killed John VauRordef
aud his half sister Miss Earnham.
IL Allegheny county last May.
- ssaEssE7E- -YnTE---.I1y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

lily

AuH have u 80 three times a. tar CUT
" s6uIliE1af SEATTLE
lots flEht On the car Tine fiHht on
the lake. with = tAeao auhoel house
right ca the addition
TERMS 500 SoNRpo2.s soc A
WEEK
II all the real estate men In Seattle
formed themselves In one bis com
blne they could never buy land ~
these large Ia4a Ne have owned p0
acres twenty eight Xeatnl since scat
tie was viliaEe # aea You
know We huuHht cheap. aud IL
Is ridiculous ta think taf min
ute uYhudy could bus land at
tbs time IS cheap a. Ne ean sell
thls IN cry Lota. With .g,tIA. y 4.
TEA HtnENAtks lie ihlg
tl0uTs and TELEPHONES NOW
Dent huY anvwhete On nramlas #
these improvements HgiaN In they
are IN Southeast Seattle NOW
After Yeu see Southeast Seattle 40
man on earth can convince EHu he
has a better proposition Ter HOME
AND nv EsfMENf
extends C. axe WashIaEtaa. takiaF
Ia part ef WaIHtef Heights a fiae
plank street from First avenue 70
Southeast Seattle. level al ths saf
iii a8d nalaIsf Heights eaf aaes
a. 10th within l. bIaska n sauTfIs
EAHr SEATTLE and Rainier
Ileiahta lue vii be extended post
tfNei9 this summer Ia the addition
Don delay sad Nuu WiiI have 10th
ing tu feNret Take ANY Washington
street car II Southeast aHattie=ft
runs through the middle IF the addiz
tiuu=buY thHFU and yea will ave
months - time which seH w1Ii IaHe
- living Nay cut where Fuu can huy
lots as cheap as ours
office open until = evenings
SEATTLE uuMEaEEh Hts %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
SASH AND DOOR
BARGAINS
STRICTLY ONE PRICE


Tho foundation Of nv bust
neaa IL the above just rule |
have only one price and no
agents have the largest mall
order business In the North
west. and cartY the largest
stock and eau ship promptly
You can buy from me cheaper
than you can from Yguf
nearest dealer. aud get lust
what you want have just
uni8aded At warehouse another
car Of mY famous silver clear
glass. this flaaH lie the best
that IL made. every light Il
dipped and IL the product from
the natural gas country You
can buy a window from me
with heavy clear glass cheaper
than you can buy an ordinary
window from the man tbas
sells everything My business
Is the WindaN and door huai
ness and ! sell more Windows
and doors direct 20 the con
sumner than ans other dealer IN
my Tine In the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

Carpenters ard Builders.
= a 8fthrAAa carpenter atop a.
SIS ifkF# HhaneHs Main taa. Ind
zta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
ELEcTROcUTED
dHy aeripps News Assnl

AUBURN. n. Y. Sept E Guiaeps
pt VeraaIi. aged q vas eIsetfoent.
ed at ia o'clock this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

ToM SALE h aafaa vi cleared
and fenced ali under cultivation.
o. h f5.s l lasesa md p'as .li d.
house cows horse and wagon 8
tons 4 Hnad hAKs one agfa pHta
teaa Mt eel Al enss 8 - g
eshf elst street weat side Green
lax three houses from ear ftns.
eo pullsts matched In February An
slsk aud EaiHK aNaK and must HHIi
ms fine chicken ranch AZ auEe
afes tfssf Z laad vi cleared.
houses and Enud Glover range anad
house furniture sasa With u nun
ntuN water to cow HaEaa. hHf=
sess sd sasea I. Nea tAss IL 20
per eHut deferred payments aat
street weHf eide Green tahf. third
haase from ear line
8 Modern s.raamsa hose.
&c lots aHfh ARHHua
So lot i4tH avenue
aess8 ~ eIaas T. ear. easy PAYMENTS
uE0WSHEz ~ Oriental uHn4k
Mn ~ tied
CHEAP aersa n Glover aud mn
SOD house - nIefMnHfh I'D -
isEuafu hens Tie Whota place ealk
- terms - HseAz g per month
N#fe Il dad EHIHH HNA1 Haal ne
times &c much see taHF 90
NH#HH At EaHH Ha HHHIzE ga Is ash
iHHtaa street eaf has#
MEN = All kIsda wanted AZ aaaa o.
Mufk On s. T. HfflIWAH ttaHdHu q
EaHH AHaAfH#a. Haea saEsz efsaaf
NHHk TaMH free HHaNH az TAYLOR q
saNuiu aa Waahinsfan street car
HHe#
FITHNE seafa Na8H 81 s.s-5 .#s.s.=-
g. reliable softer man fuH assistant
foreman aHd time saeuef afHH eaHt
Naas1 Hzaah keeper All HMH H46HHHaHz
Sc EarFst tom TIWHa hIaek
eel 81 eass.
yEWY cheap lot RaIg feet assfiaak.
les the HAka= three m5HHfeH Ma#H
from the terry jas See. hIfsi4Hd
ZEE sals-ttousss ssa lots
~ SELL NOR iata aad haasaa taah
aHE s. real HHfatH mHH b SEATTLE hez
EaaHH our HaHEe level lots are aN8F
on uhtf ftfK DEFIANCE Sad
ONLY 0&E HALF TffE PRICE
g - ard 80 faf iafMe Its ulth aifF
Natef nv "a an TIRE car lime aafg
8 minutes FldH take AHF ear HH
IS arlington e - Southeast seattle.
uffiza Husa 8aHE E evenings Seattle
ftansHssk9fH. COMPANY
CHEAP Nearly ura haass Iaraa
Tract - EaH8 a#zE g. 5HHHH
dHan aud s. Pc maHfh ataa several
anH = arfs fhtassH raHehes en-
a. HHImaa EdtN afses a. ed HzH=
ten car Hues ssesHt fare
HaiaE for safe ur rent ehsan -
particular lHaalfe At ~ North e.
east Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

PROF MtEIuoN. TIE RAIMIKr.
l. Mua Be- Seattle 80 ear HH HHHat ted
on 81 affaHHH PERTAINING e. human
welfare. 8HsH4 HaHHfHH1N= marriage
divorce business H#HsflesH. anna6IEa
ton lAWHHHH# ard tFaaHH# f8HH# q All
h5HHH ffH Ha#MEaH fHHHHa faaH treas
uEHa ahHeHf friends tells n FaHf
wife husband ~ sweetheart + true
ar fataH fHI5a IS hH ard = haa 10 MAJ
r. he settles lovers aaarfezs. fatH#
is fFa# HiHA efH tie Is HJffafaHH tom
al HfhHfH r. HfaHfH#a claiming HIH
pefIaF 4 al others ha raf8#as -
ageenE a single penny fer his HsHH=
fHaa HtMHmHsffH taught maHzHFHIaf#4#
persons HHfHiHfEH tHffi#s Haffa
uHal haGs8. lib FIRST a8saHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

PROFITS AMaE &fE&a TO THOU
SANDS
OF dollars HfH divided every month
HuaHH investors ~ tire STOREY cot
faH COMPANY #IHEafH#fa Capital
ard Surplus kE aaHasiH Are sou get
tlHH HaaF share Write Fer HafH8eu#
lafH= 4 d QHiHI8H Treas E8 The
HHHfH4 Philadelphia Ea
Mn 81 Al kIHa# wanted At once 20
work on = II HfIlHmHu Garden II
Eden Addition coed WAGES. steady
work Take free haafH at TaF#arsm
Ha Rmiu on Washington street car
line
A GOOD general foreman wanted 10
take charge IF division IL Garden
81 Eden also : men wanted - clear
streets and las sidewalks Take
y sHhtHHfHu street ear - Taylor q
mill See IIiiman ar Hmlth
THREE Years WafH and god wages
q reliable sober man far 4#HIsIaal
foreman and timekHfpeF also want
good hpakkHNpef and TIVE aalaHmau.
A<e Forest HYom Times block
call At once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

FIOIfsE nAVINQa HANK
sfshs q. fYs 20, 80 "a is es'Efsstt sss
pres y r ateeuieaf cashier. com.
msfolal savings ard trust husiaesa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
oat

I6Hf EuElIsh apltz dog. months
Old. named Van Ifhetai reHurd for
return 20 He Pine BLACK 5HG
LOST TeeEethaak on University car.
finder VIII IcAae same At ala IHlId
avenue and receive reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

office opeu until : evenings
SEATTLE u0MEaEEkEfta Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

TUE ncARDIHAvHAn AARnIcAN
Eank u Seattle general hankinn
business tfaaaeted. deposits O. "a
CO. capital and HurpiuH. $50 90 A.
pres y ,. f.ans. cashier. dee IL
Fisher. aa1l cashier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
a,ls nehoel
IIosnIta


Trn MANffNaoN# Haaae Mover sna
NaIHsa Foundation Wafk Estimates
eh#aHfaHi8 Furnished Phones. fsfaut
gl u - rs seventh e. south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

uufrnn nu1-rgn nurrre
EGUH EaGH

AT LONDON + HHH Store NIfh the HG=
tta entrance thsk are selling MFu5 g
all NaaI I udsfsHa9 At A. PEE EaFs
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

TRUNKS aeIIxsfsa 5 esuta anra
staF@ss free. ptsaa ana fMfnltaFs
MexthI .#nWatss stRsn. Htsa
beth nhausa Maln sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL nANK
or aEAT-rIr

WF NIAf7TtsT-
nakslAi stock paid in rs 900 surplus
tt.e furth. pres aoid.
eaahierl gorrenuoudenfa In principal
cities Of the United atates and EW
fora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

TIE CANADIAN Rank or con-.
tetgh1 mlili1n seven hundred thausz
and 0ntlsFati surplus q 900 0aa. inter-
eet hNaWed un time deposits q gen
graz unhhinA huHtusHH transact ed
Seattle branch corner James street
ahd Second avenue O V, Holt
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05

A GOOD general foreman wanted To-
take charge - division IH Garden
II EdHa alHH s maH wanted 70 #Heaf
streets HHH lay sidewalk Take
Washington street car e. TaVfafsa
mill See Hlilmau ar Smith
RENT FREE In Z aA Or broom
house. white 8. . so or 81 Der
MHHtH viii hH# q new house HHH
large tract - lard. with ely water
ali Yea IAN use - cents per mouth
GulF Is minutes ride Take WaHh
iumtnu street enf#HHe na=HaH fHFa.4eh
H9t fItEAHf SEATTLE office open
uaUl 1 evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-05
HAVE YOU A WANT9 PHONE The STAR


ron RENT Nice Groom cottage In
Fremont tarHu NardI Euod water
axe ear "a Ianh Junction. 80 NNnt
L. DAYTON Ave. inquire Tor aeutta
HHaH#
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-10
CHESS TOURNAMENT.
German and American Tied for FIRST
Place.

Cambridge Springs. Pa. May 9-hl t inc
conclusion Of the ninth round o. the IL
ternational tournament TO-DAY Js,hoW %r.i
and Marshall remained tied dor n.s.
place, while Lasl<er is third. inc ia uI.e
in turn leads Tcichmann, WHO ieaus ,i .
walter in the race for the ihter'ii'io''''
chess hOnOrS. ,I,, ~
PLAY in the round was femarkaDie ~,
more than one way. Barry's improved
form in drawing with Schlechter. l1ouhess
defeat by Marshall, after the former ~
good winning chances. ana JanoWsh.i ,,
brilliant and dashing style against Napicr
were very interesting incidents. Deiihar,
TOO gave Marco no end of trouble for
several hours while Lasker won SaHe
against Tschigorin. which the ~. latter
onpht TO have at least drawn. The re-
suits in detail follow: -,
Lawrence beat MieseS In a SiciI1an DC
fence after 81 moves. the latter losing Il
pawn i'm the middle game:
Schlechtcr and Barry drew IctroH )
defence after IS moves:
Teichmann and TiIlsbury drew Pet
rofr's defence after As moves.
Hodges lost to Marshall in a Ruy Lopez
after 81 moves.
Showaltcr and Fox adjourned a Sicillan
defence after 40 moves
Janowski beat Napier In a queens
pawn opening, after 81 moves.
Dclmar and Marco adjourned a double
Ruy Lopez after 81 moves.
Laskcr beat TschigoI1n In a Ruy Lopez
after 80 moves.
Adjourned games: Laskcr VS. Barry;
Pillsbury VS.. Schlechter; Showalter VS..
Fox and Dclmar VS.. Marco.
The 10th round will be played in the
following order:
Napier VS.. Dclmar; Fox VS.. JonowSki;
Marshall VS.. Showaltor; PilSbury VS.
Lawrence and Tschigorin VS.. Marco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-10
No Run-No Hit Games.

Since ISL no run no hit games have re-
suited just forty-two times. In thirty
three years of major league baseball
there have been 100 games played
This is approximate From 1900 10 1901
there have been just five no run no hit
games, or one a year. The record from
1891 to 1904 follows
Date. Pitcher. Winning Losing
1901 May s. Cy Young Boston Athletics
1903 Sept. IS. c. Fraser Phillies Chicago
NO. Sept. ~, j. Callahan Chicago Detroit
1901, July H. Mathewson New York
st. Louis
1900 July u. f. Hahn Cincinnati PhilIics
1899 May >. G. Phillips Louisville
New York
fS?9 Aug. I, V. Willis Boston Wash ton
1888 Apr. -, Breitenstein Cincinnati
PittsburE
1895 Apr. %. J. Hughes Baltimore Boston
1895 July s. f. Donahue Phillies Boston
1888 Aug. u, Thornton Chicago Brooklyn
1877 Sept. u.s. ID. Young Cleveland Cincin'tI
1888 Aug. IL, W. Hawke Baltimore
Wash'ton
1892 Aug. s. A. Sanders Louisville
Baltimore
1891 June 81. r. I.ovett Brooklyn NV York
1880 July u. A. Rusie New York Brooklyn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Two well-dressed robbers have raided
Kinslcys restaurant i'm the down town
district at Chicago and held up the cash
Ter. They secured more than $1,000 and cs
capped before the alarm could be given.
Othon Qunjan1 paymastcr of the Ma
tional Railroad of Tehuantcpec. Mex. has
been killed by five bandits. Two of his
poems were wounded. one seriously. The
bandits secured nearly $4,000 and escaped.
Hugo Won Kupfer of Berlin. editor of
the Berlin I.okal AnZcigcr, has reported
to the police at ST Louis. Mo-. that his
and robbed of 500 in American money.
a hundred mark German bill and gold
watch. No clue has been dicovercd.
Quarreling over Il 50-cent Jackpot in
poker game. Harry Simmons, a circus
acronaut has shot and killed l., Il. Wyck-
man. a waiter at Chicago. Wyckman was
Il native of Germany and reputed to be
long to a titled family. lie was 90 years
of age. Simmons surrendered to the po-
lice
The cry of fire" by Il man in the Gal
lcry started a rush for the doors at Hop
kins theatre at Chicago. Sunday night.
which nearly cmpticd the house. Several
injured, although several were bruised
and laceSited; After the crowd was
Quilted a humber re-entercd the theatre.
The alarm started when two boys in the
gallery came to blows. The man who
shouted fire escaped.
Timothy Murray. chief master ut arms
at the New York navy yard said I" b.
fleet at the battle of Mobile bay. who is
stin in the navy. has applied for retire
ment. Murray. as powder boy was 4
member of Admiral Farra CUTS own crew
on his flagship. Since then he has seen
service in the navy of the world over.
For the last four years he has been sta
toned at the cookbook at the New York
navy yard. where to all of the younger
recruits he spins yarns of the navy as 1t
was in the old days
County Judge lockwood, at Ballstone
n. Y. Monday, appointed County Clerk
Geo. II. West n committee to care for
the personal estate of Jane Davis Of Gal
way, maiden lady, 81 years Of age. who
recently inherited a fortune of $JNohG
from her brother. Samuel Davis. who died
in San Francisco. leaving an estate val
Ecd at more than $1.G0N1. Miss Davis
had been in poor circumstances all her
life up to the time of her brothers death
and her relatives. grand nieces and nep-
hews residing in New York City and
Rochester applied for a committee be
cause they feared she might dissipate the
fortune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-10
The Weeks Schedule.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


TueSday-Ncw York at Boston, Wash
ingt"n at Phliadelphia, Detroit at ClcVe-
ianu-
wednesday. lhurSuay' l. rluaE an" oat
urday-Detrolt at Boston. cleveland ~
New YORK, Chicago at Philadelphia, st.
Louis at Washington.
NATIONAL JEACITE
,,a 81 ,r,,o,.,.,, po,,o, nj Oh;
NJ, moiI,s i i,,n ~ fim;,nnnti Mow WE
AM; i,h;I, foI,'hi at PHI si,r,,
"' -, I'M rhi',,.., $50"
Ct n',is Pb;IaI.Inhia az i.hi,a.rn Nrw
burg
Eriday-Brookly n at PittshurE
Saturday-boSt"h AT 81; LOUIS nhiia-
deirhE, at , hIcaE NeW DIX at oihcil
mn. i,r''"H ~, u ~ pb;,,,o,
2uIi'ii i,s.'''i ~ -.
pilia at 'hicde"' new i'rh ~ i'lt'i'iid'i
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Tuesday conrord ot Nashua I,nweu n
nan,h"a;o, Ii,,'arbiiI II NV I.rdfnrJ
~. amr,.,,,,,. =, III Riwar -
q IWnLnnsd',. ,r,'u ~ Concord N,,bu,
~ ~ Nh
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