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neefl ha#Fe|gf. e'sftt pat=st =staf:=s=lt her
desire, - 'saaa.lo,'.zz. :i#e} from such
few opportunities az t"H n h"t way
Miss StaW eGneatcd= herself ~liHeipnt
ly To BEGIN teaching al the aye Of If
teen. OF u deeply religious nntlre and
p0sScssin@ remarkable ability as Il
public speaker she was granted a
preachers license Will" still in her
teens by the Methodist conference OF
her district y couple OF years later
she entered the theological department
of Boston university. from which she
was graduated in 1S7G Her FIRST pas
toratr was at bingham. Mass, from
which She Went TO East Dennis, where
for several years she preached for
both the Methodist and Congre 1ationt
churches During her pastorate at
East Dennis Miss ShaW studied mcdi-
cine 1T Boston university and received
the degree of doctor of medicine.
While pursuing her medical studies
she praeticod among the poor Of Eos-
ton. OF this Period of hes career Miss
Shaw once said:
ssFor three years Worked in the
Boston slrlns, and my friends and |
often have Il laugh ut my medical
course During all the time I,rac=
ticed medicine | earned 10 cents: It
was paid to me by an old dying Wom
an, who would insist on my taking car
fare when | went to see her T.nt
though | did not earn money at mcdi-
cirp-and did not 90 into ii To earn
money got other rewards thai were
much better. My time was fully rec
ompensed by what learned in those
slums."
Although a small woman. the Rev,
Anna H. Shaw has a commanding
stage presence. She is thoroughly wom-
anly in dress and manner, has white
hair and dark eyes and possesses 4
charming personality.
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Governor Vardaman displayed an ag-
gres;iveness to save q co!ored man
quite uncommon in the black belt.
Governor Vardaman is n young man
and has only held his present office
since Jan. J. AS speaker Of the lower
house of the legislature, however be
had already earned the reputation of
being a wise legislator and was known
as one of the most able and fearless
newspaper men in the state. Until his
Inaugural ton Governor Vardaman had
for years been editor Of the Green wood
Enterprise. It is estimated that the
governors campaign to save the col
ored man from the mob will cost the
state very large sum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-15

Ga009o 0aS placed al D5a d.sI4a~at af
TIM commission OF tie >tates and terri.
tories
Perp@ps the u1os' unique aud s.r..
ins huIaiag III tie riateau Is thai
eraetei =Hg lie saate of WaaHie&toa
rs @one'a1 faa1a is t}ta. Of an Indian
}ePee, tie poles of Tie aboriginal lodge
being represented 10y massive heon7
heHn ffaH the=ejant trees Ter Whiet
the etS uatttj sihe} form mighty
caats e5.e.fc'ina l!r eatire saHetefe
Anptrf uo3e. hHl9iiu@ i the taJilor-
MIA paei..a,' q a#rrniiea ot tie old
Spanish mission house at Santa Hat=
G5fa. a5t1 Size work t;J> been done Wei
ibn sexaS building. WHICH is il the
foFm o. i >s5EE. tyPiies tie LoHe STIR
STATE
'te~ ~ ..ef@py aaji,iine is one tllat
ts5..1 81 =la#tie patriotism ot all
..ie4... $50 i is ait oN@et reprodUe
..se "....s old taVern at Morris
#5z.=8 ihe ORIGINAL. which Is, stiii
ssaasl. - y. =, for Soinr time the head
t,l4.i.;.s.=.z genera. Washington. ana
/: vi =.5er" mat Ire first met the Mar
qui> ,ls Lafayette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-15
ii5.jitiil3 is Ollc llta=tt
ONCE CONDEMNED TO DIE.
,r. Lennt:%r :. Jameson, the New
Premier of Cape Colony.

The career of Or i.a;in,leg St&rr
jameson, the new premier OF Cape
Colony. South Africa, is one of the
most remarkable i'll the history Of that
country. in which 1T the outset of his
political life he made a sntpendous
failure
A native of Scotland, he was elucat
ed for the medical profession III Lon
don university and shortly after re
ceiving his degree Went To South Afri
ca That WAS in the early days OF the
discovery of the Kimherjey mines. At
Kimberley he made the acquaintance
of Cecil Rhodes, whose friend and con
fidant he became.
Through the influence of Rhodes Dr
jameson was appointed administrator
Of the province of RhOhrSia. which of
fee he held from 1891 to lSo5. At the
end of the latter year, when Cecil
Rhodes was premier of Cape Colony.
Dr. jameson had the duty of disband-
ing the mounted police on the borders
of Bcchuanaland and the Transvaal.
For some time previously. it was aft
erward proved, the leaders of the anti
Boer party at Johannesburg had en-
tered into an understanding with
Jameson that In the event Of Il rising
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-15
A MASTER OF ORATORf.
Rev. Anna ~. shaw. Head OF ths
Woman Suffrage Association.

The new president of the Natiohai
American Woman Suffrage ASSOCIATION.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, is one or the
most gifted orators on the PLATFORM 10
day To a pleasing Voice and hne de~
livery She untts rare fund OF humor,
which enables her. ~ some one has
said. TO strike telling blows, but al
WAYS with velvet hand.
Rev Anna II ShaW was born IN
Eng land but at the age of five was
brought Ia this country, her parents
settling III Michigan III a region where
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-15
PLATEAU OF STATES.
Beautiful City In Forest az the 81.
LOuia Worlds Fair.

What many visitors will doubtless
declare the most beautiful and inter
esting section OF the ST. Louis worlds 5
fair is the plateau Of states. The
plateau is in that part of Forest park
that was formerly known as the vii
derncss.' and III" impression the Wis
itor receives Is that u city of Wundrous
beauty has been created in Il forest,
To create thic city 4 total fund Of 81,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-15

Ga9 GEO Uas placed al I5e d: tHa~3i q
fhc commission of tie slates Hnd trirj.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-15
A FIGHTING GOVERNOR.
J. X. EardAmpn of mississippi, Who
Saved Negro From Mob.

J. X. Nardaman, governor of Mis-
sissippi, who at the head Of the militia
recently rescued negro from an ex-
cited mob which had planned to burn
him at the stake, has won Che conamen=
dation of the entire country. Although
elected on a strong antne@ro platform,
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MOUNTAIN GUNNER RESORTS

Hisa class in altitude; low in price
and Jemperac are; in Vii ginia, East
Tennessee, North Carolina, South Ger
olina and Georgia. Also seashore
summer resorts from Virginia to Flor
ida.
Low round trip tickets on sale June
1st 10 September 30th, all good for re-
COACHES and sleeper to the heart Of re-
sort region, via Southern railway.
I-et us sead you booklets, Land OF
the Sky" Summer Homes Folder"
Beautiful Sapphire Country and de-
seriptions of the resorts, rates CT
round Trip tickets, of sleeper fares,
Of board and routes, and schedules,
reserve your berths and aid you in
your summer trip.
G. A. DeSaussure, D. P. A.
Memphis, Tenn.
I. NJ. DeSaussure. c. P and Ts A..
Memphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-15

Magazines should have wetdefncd purpose
Genuine entertainment, amusement and mental
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-15
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-15
The S art S ct
A MAGAZINE OF CLEVERNEs

Magazinos a fined
entertainment,
Of The smart
Ga N each
uthoso of ennis
shorts are
Of
deIncss by the NEST poets the
jokes, Sketches admittedly
DELIGHTFUL READING.
fat ltora
wearyng n
interest a refre you
Subscribe noH$25o P. Q.
Avenue Nee
York
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
MRS. COLLINS ASKS DIVORCE,
Erd Of Somewhat Well known Case al
North Arson.

North AnSGn Me-. Nov o2-MrS Be,
:. Collins Of this village has begun
proceedings for divorce from her hus-
band. the wrll-known lawyer politician
and real estate owner. Mrs Collins
has secured the services Of Hon. For
rest Goodwin of .;EoWhegan, and thu
libel is t. be returned before tn
supreme court for Somerset county
which will begin on the second Tues
day Of n,Xt month. In the libel Mrs
N 'liins alleges ''cru"l ana abusive treat
'ncnt. DESERT n and adultery" I'll
correspondent is named a. Mrs. Lettir
Walker. The libel asks for a REASONABLE
amount Of alinony. Nh. collins is pos
SesSed of considerable real estate AMI
other valuable property.
Mr.. Collins disappeared from here on
the afternoon If oct. i. He drove I
;SkoWheg,ln in his own carriage which
he left II a stable on Madison avenue
Il has not been uncommon for Mr. Col
Inns to leave his rig at the same stabl
for tW" days at a time. but on the
third day IN his partt ular instance
Word va. sent to his home.
simultaneously with the departure IS
w.. ,..,,;, 49,: -,
WI. 'oIilIS from 'lliN NiildSe, MIS-
Charles Walker of Erbden left her
,n,,,a v.;,b,,,, . x.,rl ~ ,,t:co,.;>,,
W. " i'''i, -
her husband. and has rot returned. 1t
i known that Mrs. Walker took pas
.,.,., on -bn ..ta..,,,,-, tr,;r o,.n,. ~,
= - ~ "i't. =" - 'i'.. oNt' -
somerset railroad from TINS station
With a ticket for Oakland. 1t is al
1crc1 thot nv Collins and Mrs Walker
,.. ~ .,. C,,, 49,, Hill.
Nei" Seth together ~ takldllu the h"S'
morning ana that they subsequently,
tert tb,t ,,;;1aoe on +,,a NJaipa rontroi
INC '''
tram west bound. over the Eack route
for Portland by the way of Lewiston
CO., ~ : o;., iii, , o,
GROUND mere
Mrs Walker is the VIE ~ a wel!-to-do
e.,rn,.r Nm, 1i,... about FAM nils fr,no
ti,is mae. iii III. Pond rond IN n,
tHwp Of IsmlIrn Mrs. Walker is atoul
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
Belgrade Grange.

Belgrade FRANCE held its regular
meeting. Saturday evening. NOV. -
After the regular business sessionfi the
meeting was placed in charge of the
worthy lecturer. who presented Il pro-
gram which WAS necessarily short
remarks for the good OF the order, Bro
}. l.. Lewis of Silver Lake Grange:
Instrumental music, Sister Mae Stuart;
reading. Bro. Alnon Clark. one mem-
per wlS given thu obligation. she hay
ing he"n a member in good standing of
me Old Grange when it became dor
mant- one application for member
snip was received. Next meeting will
ne held Saturday evening. Nov. %
"h"n Bro. Don &. Stevens will enter
tam the Grange with Il lecture on Cuba
and the Cubans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
HENRY A. TORSEY.
One Of Auburn's Best Known Citizens
Died, Monday.

Lewiston. Me. NOV. .2.-Among al
Lewiston ana Auburn people. especially
in Masonic circles even outside this coun'
ty. the death OF IienIy =. Jersey OF Au-
burn. on Monday morning. Will be deep!
and most sincerely regretted
Not until very recently has the susihc
len been sent abroad that M. Torsey was
fatally ill., although he had beer. ainicleo
with heart trouble during the last tw'
years. EIt he iiad been confined 10 ,n'
house with a very painful dlsease VI wv
liver since the last Of September =,
MIR Torscy was born IN winthrop M =.
years ago the coming week, he was r 'ne
sew sew of that place. There he received his ii,
early education and then ne a''ei'oeo
lie ma: ried Miss Georgia Whittier rnh;e s,, o.
who. with son, Arcr'ei Hui
wives him, as well as a brother al -, u
Torsey of Winthrop. A daughter "ie" IL
Mr. Jersey was a sd degree Mason
member of Kora Temple. besiu e. ME MI All ~.
odd Fellow and a member oil Tue
dist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Chicago Nov. "2.-DetailS of the
$50. 00d, 900 Chicago subway plan were
learnei Mupdav. Offices will be opened
IN Chicago within 80 Days. Sir Ernest
casSel. the financial adviser of the
King of England. accompanied by
Robert Flemming, 4 prominent English
capitalist, and Jacob Schiff, head of
Kuhn, Loeb Il CO., arrived in Chicago,
today. The party conferred with sew
cral local bankers and inspected the
plans of the Illinois Tunnel co.
1t developed that Kuhn. Loeb & Co
have taken Il substantial interest in
the Illinois Tunnel 90, and have prac-
tically glaraut,nd al the funds which
may. be necessary to carry out the
Ilans of this rs;lniZa ton. What the
ultimate schcnir is could not be posi-
lively aer,rtlimtd, but there was Sug-
ecstions that the existing tunnel would
i" expanded for uses far beyond the
original intention. 1t was also limited
that the English capitalists would H.
vest money in l"ra! enterprises, posi-
bly in the elevated railways and il j.
not unlikely that they might take Il
share in the Illinois Tunnel syndicate
In i larger sens Sir Ernest tdSS"l and
Robert FlemniM" are being t?rort"i
over the country by Jocob Schff in or
der to tncoura%" further investment Of
British capital in American corpora
Ii ~.
With the Incorporation of tn" Chica
90 Subway ca. and the sal" of &c l."
Der cent. Of the stock OF the Illinois
Tenncl the control Of the great under
.crOunC freight transportation project
i,lsseS into the hands of men who con-
trul % per cent. of the steam rail
roads having terminals in Chicago. This
means that tn" underground railroad
system. which had its inception in Il
franchise for an independent telephone
system bNt which was later Increase!
in scope. has become a part Of the
great TRANSIT nntincntal railway sys-
ten Of the country. 1t means that the
s. great systems which enter Chicag,
will be enabled to lay down their mnr-
ChandiSr in the Easements Of the prin-
cipal buildings ANA manufacturing
plants in the city.
The men who " i'll enter the directory
Of the new corporation which will own
the tunnel company stock and control
the great underground system are Ed
ward H. Hartman. james Stiliman. If
the National City Eaak Of New York:
Jacob Schiff, of Kuhn. Loeb & Co, anG
p. A. Valentine Of Chicago
This afternoon. Albert c. Wheeler.
president Of the Illinois Tunnel Co. al
50 of shc Illinois Telephone Construc-
tion CO, and director cf the Chirago
Subway Co. said that the parties THAI
control the chicago Subway Co., con
troll all the steam railways that ter
inmate in Chicago. Tn" tunnel is to b.
used 10 aid the railroads to handle
their freight quickly through the city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
DISTRIBUTORS.

Justice Kellogg, at a term of the i,
lrtine court held at Lake George \
! l.. Monday, continued for Il dan
temporary injunction against the RI.
ton Il Maine and the Delaware q MI
son Railroads. restraining them fs
4 refusing 10 deliver tc the Hudson u,
ley Railway. loaded freight cars i
points where connections with the
roads have been made. The contnv
anc" of the Injunction against III
Delaware Il Hudson Road WILL in Of
feet, compel that company 10 repaf
The connection with the Hudson val
ley Road. at South Glens Falls. whN
was removed a few days ago.
Twenty persons, nine of them wi
men. made u hurried exit from Il
New York State building at d
Worries Fair, Monday. with their Pc;
sonal belongings, because Of an alarr
of fire. The blaze. which was amoj
packing boxes in the basement, va
ec,Iinguishvd without much loss.
supreme Judge Hebbard, San Fraf
cisco. Monday. in 4 decision decllF1
that boycotting was deserving Of 4
protection from the laws and that
sufferer could resort to personal VI
lence to protect his rights.
The section of The Russian se'H1
Pacific squadron commanded by va
Admiral Noelkersam. sailed, from Cav
ca. Island of Crete. for Port Siil
IN this squadron are the batlt|
ships Sissoi. Neliky and Navarin "
cruisers Jemtchug and Almaz. the VI
stroyers Blestiachy, RezumpchnL BY
tri. Bravi, Bodovi and Bunny. and N
transports GortschIkoff. Noronel MI
ri. Tambof kieff. Jupiter. Merkur aa|
NladimirOfr.
W. H. Ellis Of New York. who tooi|
to King Neneiik of Abyssinia, the coz
nercial treaty negotiated between thl
country and the United States caItil
on President Roosevelt ut the Whh'|
House, Monday night. The duty q
carrying the treaty WAS entrustea II
+. Kent Loomis. brother of Assistai'|
Secretary of State LOOMS. and ai'7|
he lost his life off the English co.'s
the mission was undertaken by u
Ellis. Mr.. Ellis presented the Pres.l
dent several weapons Of unique a"|
design sent by King Mehe'|
MS a gilt. He also brought with nm
the United States rs presents from w
AbySsinian ruler. an ostrich ana QUIZ
specimens of Abyssinian animal Il"
bird life. which We're taken charge II
by Mr.. Clarkson on their arrl'ai ~
New York. Later they will be fe'''o''
to the Geological park at WasO'hs""l
for their permanent home.
The Red Star Line steamship hro'D.
land. about which there has been
much anxiety because of an uh'N
firmed report that she had founder
anchored in quarantine. New i"N
night.
The first accident Of the WHY
steamship season at st. john. ~ =
occurred. Monday, and ended III
death of Matthew Wells, aged %. VIZ
when boarding the steamer ioIah, y
between the vessel and wharf ana -
skull was fractured. He died. Moha''
night. at the hospital. He was seeA's
work on the steamer when he feli.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

John Allen. one Of the men whose
dis"oN cry of gold in what is uuw Mon
t'na city. Montana. turned the tide
Of pr"spv'tors into that country. is
dead from cancer.
nursery of Walla Walla, Wash.
has received through the Chinese con-
sui AZ SIN Francisco an order to shin
several hundred fruit trees to China
Tn" tees include apples, pears. cher
ries and peaches and is the first or
der OF the kind known to have been
placed by the Chinese in the Pacific
Northwest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
WORKED SIDE DEGREE.
Modern Woodmen School Of instruction
Meets at Portland.

Portland. Me. Nov. 22-The New Eng
land School of obstruction Of the Modern
Woodmrn Of America. was called to or
der here. Monday morning. by State Dep
MY A. O. Turner of Ruilinltuu. VI. lion.
Ralph r. Johnson of Lincoln, Neb., made
tn" PRINCIPAL speech OF the day In the
evening thtr.. was Il mock trial and the
side degree Grand Princes of the Orient =
Was: worked
Among those present are: DR.. +. A
falrowS. H. al physician or Vermont
NJ. NJ. Pierce. STATE deputy Of Connect
cut: District Deputy l.. Il. koopmIn OF
kh"'lc island; u. w. Rrrcn Of Conuccti-
cut. q. ". y. Reed Of Vermont: t. a.
Vermont: q C. Woods of Bangor: capt
K. =. CLARK of Augusta; and ". II. N6s,.
of Brid-tun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Inc grocery store on Cottage street.
car Harhor. ownt,. by A. f. Cough.
V:tS damaged about $7oo by fire, sun
Gty. Insured.
little Esther Bodin. the five-year-
q" daughter Of Otto ?. Bodn. had a
III! ling experience. last night. with >
man. or possibly two men. at her
home on Kellogg street. Annarentlv
there was an attempt. continued far
about an hour, to kidnap the child. and
the description of who Witnessed the
attempt. leads to the suspicion that
tnere was well laid plan to capture
the little girl.-Portland Express. Nov
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Eight Of nine lengths of steel pine
three feet in diameter are floating on
the ocean somewhere off the Northern
california coast. They We're sent
down the Trinity river to Junction
CITY. and, getting away from the other
pipes. drifted out 10 sea. Being plug
scd at both ends they cannot sink, but
viii float till they drift ashore or are
picked up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Don IL Fiiirld ANA Wesley +. Bridg
ham who We're nurses at the MaSsa :
chuSvts ri.irrni Hospital, Palmer.
Mass. Az" moM employed iii similar
positions 1T th" hospital here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Miss Mary Sawyer will have this
morning. Tor Il few days visit with rel
ativtS III Bangor before starting West
whore sh' will make her home with
her mother ANA sister in Boulder, Col.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
SUBWAY
To Be B ult nder Busy
Chicago Streets.
Company Formed With Modest
Capital Of S5c.00o,0O0.
Will Be of Immense Help in Handling
Of Freight.

Trenton, y. J., NOV. 22.-Thc Chicago
subway co. with an authorized capital
OF $50. 600 900, all common stock, was
incorporated htcr. Monday. The com
pany is given power to build ana or-
crate railroads and it is understood
that the purpose of the company is to
build subway i'll Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Among the members reporting for
duty. Tuesday, from an extended fur
Tough were Charles II. Tuck, Cam
bridge, Mass; and Samuel l.. Ferry,
Palmer, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Among the owners Of the Subway Co
is James Stillman, Jacob II. Schiff Of
Kuhn. Loeb & Co, +. II. Hartman and
they have as their local representative
T. A. Valentine OF Chicago. who is
largely Interested in the proposition.
The Chicago Subway Co has no bear
ing whatever ON the street railways of
CHICAGO nor have the Street Railways
any interest in it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Chancery Lane, LONDON. is occur 3.
almost entirely by lawyers ana =
tradesmen who cater to Their nss',-
During the long vacation" tner
hardly any traffic upon il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

~. T., l.. clark Of the quarter
r.. .t.r's department. left, Tuesday. TO
ui- THANKSGIVING vacation at his
l,riit, .ft Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

E0r--f w. Taylor of Boston. late X
Co. ld Mass. Vol. lnfy.. rept rted for
admission Tuesday. ana was assigned to
quarters in ba rrack G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
Daily krnnsbst Jcurna!
NATIONAL HOME.

John Joseph lae returned from Wis
il To south britain. e..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Discharges At rrurr,t have been grant
ed To Willi2m II. Whipll". ELIAS II. liam
monG and Edmond Gould.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Emory J. Brown. WHO has been for
two years absent on furlough. returned
from Limci,.k. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

A rich Brooklyn man eats no 49,. "a
food. He says that it is unheaitns "a
that God never meant it to be GOWN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

Dennis Casey arrived home. Tuesday
night from tur.unEn to ErtErl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

James :. Erown returned. Tuesday
from a few weeks visit at Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

The first Mormon temple ever erected
in Europe has just been co'''pe'e" ~
Stockholm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23

charles H. Ftjicld reported for duty
from turlnu"h. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-23
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