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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
DEADLY BLOWS
Caused Death of |. G.
Newkirk at Bangor.
James LawIess Is Accused by
Coroner's Jury.
Is in C.rstodv and Will Ra Arr,;ono1
Is i'll Custody and Will Be Arraiqnci
at Bangor, Today.

Bangor, Me, Sept. 13--(SpeciaD.-
I;y the verdict returned, this after
noon, the coroner's jury which has in
vcstigated the death OF Langdon C.
NcWkirk, who was found dead in a
Bangor stable, Sunday afternoon, ac-
cuse James Lawless with being re-
sponsiole for the mans death. The
jury say in the verdict that they find
that Newkirk came to his death be-
tween the hours of A. NJ. and 2 =.
NJ, on Sept. II, as Il result of blows adj
ministered by James +. Lawless.
The report of the doctors who con-
Quoted the autopsy on the body OF
Newkirk says that death resulted from
a hemorrhage of the brain produced by
a blow or blows. Lawless has been
in custody since early yesterday morn
ing. He Will be arraigned i'm the NUM-
cipal court. tomorrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
PORTLAND
Sheriff Pennell Re- Embellishments
&c Senator and County Commissioner.

Portlnnd. Nc, Sept. 13.-The result of
! tho ell, c ion in the city of Pr land, Mon
day, is considered by the Democrats
rs their victory, for although Cobb.
Rep, carried the city by a plurality Of
1889, the Republican plurality four years
ago, when Gov. Hill was the party
nominee. was 2602. The figures, today,
Were: Cobb, Rep, SIG; Davis, Dem.
1927.
The reelection of Sheriff Pencil, the
present Democrat incumbent, was the
other feature of the election in this
city.
Oakley Curtis, Dem, was chosen SEN
ator over Samuel ID. Plummer, Rep, of
this city, and James Mcdonald, Dem,
WAS elected county commissioner over
V. d. Ward, Rep. These with Sheriff
Penncll are the only Democrats elect
ed on the county ticket.
The Republicans elected seven repre-
sentativeS in Portland and in all save
Bridgton, Cumberland. Wcstbrook and
Scnrhoro. So many stickers were used
that the city returns were not in until
midnight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14

Portland Me-. Sept. 13.--Returns from
the little towns in the backwoods, to-
day, and a careful revision Of last
nights figures place the Republican
at about 21,0C0.
Returns from $50 cities, towns ana
plantations out of 81. give William i.
cobb, Rep. 1854; Cryus w. Davis,
Dem, 50,017.
The same places III 1900, gave Hill,
Rep, 72,541: Lord. Dem. 39,714. The Re
publican gain over 1900 is now cstimat-
ed at Per cent. and the Democratic
gain Mt "a per cent.
Additional returns in the congress
sioiial districts have not altered the re
suit, all four congressman being re-
turned by plurdlitics ranging from 1000
to 1000.
Next years Senate will probably
stand u Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis as against % Republicans and enc
Democrat in the last Legislature. 1t is
estimated that the House will he 121
Republicans and 30 Democrats. The
last House stood 131 Republicans and 20
Democrats.
The four senators. this year Will
come from Andrnsc0cGin. Cumberland,
Knox and Lincoln counties.
Chairman Simpson Of the Republican
state committee. telegraphed President
Roosevelt that the party had carried
the state by more than $4,000 ma jorty.
President Roosevelt replied later in the
day, expressing his delight at the re-
suit and COngratulating Mr.. Simpson
and those who mad worked with him
most heartily.
Congratulatory kilograms were also
exchanged by a number of the party
lenders. while the most pleasing Incl
dent Of the day was the exchange Of
fluctuations between the two leading
candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
CHAIRMAN SIMPSON
Estimates That Republican Majority
Will Be About $4,000.

Bangor Me- Sept 13.-Chairman I"
Marion Simpson Of the Republican
state committee. said. this forenoon
that he still thinks THAT his figures
given out, last night, in which he cs-
Inmates Cobb's plurality at rising %
0n0 are about correct. despite the csti-
mat" Of GOV. Hill and others VINO
place it at 10000.
The reports we are receiving, to-
dny." said Chairman Simpson. are
simply additional evidence Of the
great victory which we have won. The
results far surpIsS my most sanGuine
expectations and / feel that the party
mas reason to BE- 1ubilInt over the
splendid results attained after such a
thorough and vigorous campaign on
the part of the Democrats"
Chairman simpson has sent these
kilograms to President Roosevelt and
Chairman CortelyOU of the Republican
rational committee:
"-ro President Roosevelt, Oyster Bay.
n. T.:
Maine has, today, sounded the
trumpet blast which leads 10 R"publi-
can national victory. We have car
ried the State against united Democ-
racy by more than $4,000; 20 Of the 81
members Of the Senate and four fifths
Of the members Of the House. which
will return to the United States Hon.
Eugene Hale. The people Of the Pine
Tree State are with YOU and for you.
(Signed) "F. 4. SIMPSON,
Chairman Republican State Com
mittee.'
..To Hon. George p. Cortelyou. Chair
man Republican National Commit
tee. New York:
"The voters of Maine have. today,
EXPRESSED their emphatic approval Of
the policies Of the Republican party
both state and national, and the splen-
did administration of President Roose-
Welt. For the first time since 1892 we
have met persistent and united De-
mocracys and have carried the State
for william T. Cobb, our candidate for
Governor, by over $4,000 as against
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Congressman Powers Elected by About
6500-Cobb's Plurality, $3.50.

Bangor, Me. Sept. Congressman
by Il plurality of about $500, the four
counties in the district. Powers plu-
rality is as follows: Penobscot, 1000:
Piscataquis. 400; Washington, 300 and
Aroostook, $500.
For Governor, the same counties give
Cobb a plurality Of about $3.50.
CONTINUED on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
Conditions and General Forecast,

Washington, Sept. 13.-The weather
VIII hc lIir Wedn' s6l;ly and Thursday
IN th,' West. ana fair. Thursday. in the.
OH" valley and upper Lake region and
western lower Lake region.
ON the New t,ngl:tnd coast the winds
Will hC fr Sh To- brisk east to south: on
til" north Atlantic coast, light to brisk
east I" south; on the middle Atlantic
coast light to fresh east to northeast:
on tine south Atlantic cnrst. brisk to
high northeast except fresh on the
Florida coast; on the Gulf coast. fresh
and Variable, becoming north: on the
upper lakes, brisk northwest to north;
on the lower lakes. fresh east to south
becoming northwest by Wednesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
Indiarapolis, IND. sept. IS. 1904.
Hon. Il. G.. Rnrlci"h. augusta. Me:
Ucarticst CONGRATULATIONS
ALBEIT J. HEVEIIDGE.

Hon. F. NJ. Simpson. Chairman Re
publican State Committee, Ban
Cnr. Me:
] sincerely congratulate YOU on tho
great fight YOU have wlGcd and the
splendid victory you have won. IN
view Of The character of the opposition,
encountered the Republican, victory ~
the polls, yesterday, must rank rs the
most notable in the history Of the
State.
Tt" Republicans of Maine ana the
nation appreciate the great capacity
for "rGd ni=hti"n and sustained indus-
try which haS cnahicl You to lead the
WHY i'll "A victory 50 sweeping aud far
rr'ching. +. G. RCRLEIGI.
augusta. Sept IS. 1904.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
Augusta, Ne, Sent. ~ 100

Augusta. Ne. Sept. 13 1904
Hon. r Nj. Simps N. Chairman Repub-
lican State Committee,
Bangor, Me:
ficent victory. oar plurality is far
beyond my most s;iffgUme expectations.
You have conducted the campaign with
mastery skill. and as a result Mr.
cobb has pollcd the largest vote that
any candidate for Governor ever re-
Ccivcd in this State
JOHN F. HILL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
CLOUDY AND WARMER.

Washington, S.l,t. l3.-Forecast for
"Wednesday ana Thursday, for NV
cnglnnI Tartly cloudy. Wednesday;
warmer in north portion: rain at night
ana Thursday; COULTER Thursday; fresh
east t" south Winds, becoming north,
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
Bangor Me. Sent II

Bangor. Me. Sept. Il. 1904
resident Roosevelt, Oyster Bay, Long
Island, n. Y.
II ne mas, today, sounded the trum-
- oiast which leads to Republican ma
So victory. We have carried the
'"'e against united Democracy by
more than 25.O0O, have elected q Of the
ec,hn ~ OF the Senate and four
49,, In me members of the House,
So II return to the United States
- Eugene Hale. The people
CONTINUED on page q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14

$500 in 1892. We have elected the
entire delegation in Congress by large
ma jOritics. We have elected 26 Of the.
Il members of I'll" Senate ana three
fourths Of tie members Of the House.
which insurcs the reelection of Hon.
Eugene Hale to the United STATE.
Senate. AS goes Maine 50 goes the
Union.
(SiGned) "F. NJ. SIMPSON.
"Chairman Republican State Com
mittee."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
HERBERT BISMARCK DYING.
Son of ''Iron Chancellor" Reported to
Be tIopeIessIy III.

FREDERICKSBURG. Sept. 13.-Prince
Herbert Won Bismarcks condition il
| most grave. His sister. Countess Won
PrantZu. has been summoned to Join
the rest Of the family who are already
at FREDERICKSBURG.
Countess Won RantZau arrived here
during the day from Debcrsorf near
kiel
The princes malady Is now pro-
nounc'd to be cancer of the liver ana
although he is slightly better. today,
Professors Schwcininger and Won Nor
den pronounce mis- case to be hopeless
1t was announced from Friedrichs-
ruhc Saturday. that Prince Herbert
Won Bismarck was seriously i'll and
that contradictory reports had been I'm
circulation for some time regarding
his condition. According to one YER
sion the princes condition was hope
less and abdominal cancer was limited
at Another report said the prince was
merely suffering from ptornaine poison
ing due to eating bad apples while in
England several months ago.
Prince Herbert is the oldest son Of
the late Primo" Bismarck. the great
chancellor Of the German empire. He
was born in Bourne, in December, 1919,
and married Margaret, Countess
Hoyos. in 1892.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
DAVIS CONGRATULATIONS
Extended Over the Telephone to Gov.
ernor- elect Cobb.

Rockland, Me. Sept. Ex-Governor
elect William II. Cobb received the
congratulations, this afternoon, Of his
Democratic opponent, Cyrus ". Davis
Of Watcrville. Mr.. Davis talked with
Mr.. Cobb over tile telephone ana ex-
tended his best wishes 10 the success
ful Republican nominee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14

In fornic acid, DR.. Clement. Of the
French Academy of Medicine, claims to
have discovered a wonderful remedy
for muscular fatigue. He combines 1t
viii bicarbonate of soda to save the
stomach from distress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14

Augusta, Ne. Sept. 49, 1861.
Hon. Geo. i. cortclyOu. Chairman Re
publican National Committee.
l Madison Ave, New York City:
Returns received from AZ, towns in
dicrt" th?t cobb has received the Iarg-
est vote ever thrown for any cand-
date for Governor in this state. and
that his plurality Will be about thirty
one thousand.
JOHN F. HILL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
EangOr. No. Sent. L. 10ni

Hon. r. G. Iiurlrigh, Augusta, Me:
extend t. YOU my h 'nrty ongra tn
lations. Your victory is splendid
tribute t" Your earnest devotion TO
your constituents and the great princi-
PICS Of the Republican party
+. NJ. SIMPSON, Chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14

Boston. SIP II. Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Fair. "Wednesday.
probably rain. Thursday; slightly
warmer; light "astcrly winds. Wedlres-
day. increasing IT, strong. Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
Now York. Sent. Il 10

New York, Sept. Is, 1904.
Hon. T. G. Eurleigh:
tcreFt my hearty concentrations
uron TIL" result IN your Stat". 1t is
like the handwriting on til" wHll and
gives r"neWed conf icnc" ANA encour-
agcmrnt to Republicans throughout the
union. Maine has done nohly.
]. w. BABCOCK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED
ny ona'rn1an Simpson to President
and Successful Maine Candidates.

W Monday night, Hon. F. Marion
- :ps"n. chairman of the Republican
'"'e committee. sent and received
'iese cohgratulatory telegrams: .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
PRESIDENTS CONGRATULATIONS
With Chairman CortcIyou's and Others
Extended Hon. {. c. EurIceh.

Congressman BuriciGh. yesterday. re-
c"ivcd tn" following kilograms from
President Roosevelt. Chairman Bah
cock. Senator BeveridSc ana Chairman
Simpson:
oyster Bay. n. v, Sept. 1901.
Hon. f.. G. Burleigh:
Accept my hearty congratula lions on
the result in Maine.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14

There are 440o0 hotels in the United
States. representing an invested capt.
tai of over six billion dollars. These
establishments employ S.500,0O0 persons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14

~. ne as TIN, bu, Canada is on the high
tba o. sateriaI development is shown by
~ 'ecsa, pro, IN in its foreign com
- Derin,- he last five years heir
g. "s - cent. while the United
~ oab 81, aed thirly-two per cent
h act thaf b ostetter's Stomach Bitters
po.e Ia ia hand than ever proves be-
WaR. dN its ability to make the sick
nesSaobk Yep them well. A dose before
harsss, FG lestore the stomach 10 its
srass ,e1 Milton. prevent the bowels
hlrs hing constipatel and cue
ss4h.s :atuicncy. poor appetite. :ndi-
hNs pepS;a, insomnia. biili1usr' s..
an dney ills or malaria. fever and
"a q bottle and test it for yocr
d Action. For sale by all drug
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
The PRESIDENT
Sends Congratulations
on the Result in Maine.
Messages Received by Gov.
Hill and Cong. BurIeigh
Together With Others Exchanged
With Republican Leaders.

The following kilograms We're re-
oeivcd ANA sent by Governor Hill, yes
t"rday, in the lin" of congratulations
On the Maine election:
oyster Bay, Sept. 10, 1904
Hon. John +. Hill,
Gov of Maine, augusta. Maine:
Maine has don" admirably. | con-
graduate v"u Will! all my heart.
TUEODDRE ROOSEVELT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14

Bangor. Me-, Sept. IS, 1901.
Hon. Jnhn +. Hill:
The voters Of Maine have endorsed
your administration with no uncertain
voice. 1t is indeed a glorious victory
over united Democracy. Congratulate
TONS.
(1igncD f. ". SIMPSON, Chairman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
Chicago, Sept. IS.

IH!caT0 Sept. I3.
Hon. John +. Hill, Augusta, Me:
Hearty congratulations Your Co
operation with tn" work of the St.,te
ana national committees is warmly
appreciated
(SIgne,D GEORGE L. CORTEI.YOT,
Chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
ONCE AGAIN.
Words Fair at Wind
sor, Begins, Tuesday.
Perfect Weather Good Crowd,
and Great Racing.
Everything Points to Biggest Success
in History Of Society.

f.,ir. s,,,., ay..,t some small Inn there
- '''iE ''' '''i' 80 " '''''i'
people 81 N'llh"bec ana otntf '"ulltI'9
near by know that there is nothing i'll
,b.. r.,;,. linz. ,I,.,t ,..,r t,rcb If II * al
N"SH 4 ~ '''' anu ~ - -
g'r than ever, this year. viii not be
STR trhmG the truth a particle.
This has been the first day ANA OF
cnurs. rs is always the cease. it has
h..m. t. . certain extent. "A day Of prep
al-ltiun. I:ut notwithstanding that
fact. it has bc,n Il good our. and every
one y no has passed in through the g-ttc
leading tn thc fair grounds f"lt that
they had got their moneys worth.
70 begin with til. weather WAS al
that could roSsIhlv h. asked ana cruld
not have. been better had il been made
Ia or,l,r. With 4 clear aky ana the
baIuiy air of September. the drive into
thr country would have h,-.n i pleas
ur, even without tn. extra induce
ncnts offered by. the fur and that the
opportunity WAS appreciated Wls shown
by tn" crowd that WAS in Attendance.
People who have followed tn" fair for
years said that today. gathering was
abnv. TIN. ordinary first day crowd.
Of course. there wa. nothing On *
hihltiou in tn. v.,v eff stock for that
comes on tn. second ana third davs. the
cattle. sheep ANA swine Oh Wednesday.
and the horses Thursday. hut the poo
pl" had plenty to look ut. The hall eX-
hibitiun. too, WAS not ready for i'll
sr"cti"n. but Wednesday. viii find rv-
crything in place ana it looked, Today
from tn" way that the exhibits We're
coming in. Hs if the show would lie Il
hI% "n'. hnth ~ IN" WAY o. fancy W1rk
ana household manufactures. and also
in fruit ana vegetables. The hall VIII
b" Il place worth visiting. tomorrow.
An thcn. there is the pike. 1t used to
I've the midway hut that term has been
Ii"r,cdcd by the more up-tu-datn
name of nike" and pike it is. But
whatever the name. the character Of
the loralty * the Same ana the pike If
this wear is larger and better than ever
bof,rr ana thourh he fakirs had nor
cot nm ~ their tr,rs st ia catch tie
sh.l,.Is of tho unv.arv tbora was son,o-
tr,ir~ J,frn ,I,,rr Tia ,v,n,Ia ana Il
cnu-nt II large per cent. of the crowd,
Ill lay
ME- ,nn , -, '.' .nd ,h,+ thnv vern .r.,n1
o,.. i. .ha,,, II, I'LL summary L, III
ones Is SHOWN ny the summary wien
is given below. In the class for groom
b,,.,. ia r,co Nh. ,von ~ r,hv f.irI
i''' ''.' VI ~" -
~ straight heats. with MillE Wy likes
second and Lady YoIando third the
hc.t ,inn h,.ina j \,
"'..'' ''',,' "''i''S 80.
.I,i,,.,. ,,cr, ~. .,,rters ana ,br,.. Of IN.
~ horses cach won hest Lady r. Il
brown MARI owu"d by W. 9 Bumps #
N''''N'''' W.T. ',' ~ - ~ 49, ~ -,
Iar' WAS 70" last Tor h"' ara on the nest
heat she dropped back t" Third pla"",
Whit White Grcrr. a yorrcr glding own
ri Mt = ii"'',"' \" ,''',,'' VIII,
III" wire ahead Of the bunch In the third
IT, Han Of Dover. WHO had been laying
:. r., , cr,, .t. ,,..- A.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14

A New York charitable woman who is
generous in her gifts Of flowers to hos
pitfalls, sends butterflies with Them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-14
7 2O-4

1sc. CigSr- are all warraQted imported
flier and wrapper. Strictly hdnuntd lie.
All JobhnrS and Retailers
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StaOt Baltimore.
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Gohmbia flares N3cttcr, lcihtc moro.
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40, Cincinnati -, Nittoburg 81, IS.
lucap 30, Nuiiolo 2S, GlepelonO 81
9etroit %. 2lIpeno "a Minrquettc 80,
Green Ban 26. Chicago -, 0uIutb
a. ct @ouI 2G, ct. 2ouis -, aon-
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SIS mirb aQaemcin snneitnnhen.

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$f.00. 8rolerei it04 Sill
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