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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18
MOST BEYOND BELIEF.
If 1t Were Not for Augusta Indorso-
rncnt People Might be 5keptica!.

No wonder people doubt.
SO many statements are male.
Statements indorsed by strangers.
From people living in distant towns.
Don't know them and can't see them.
Such Endorsement mas a haZy aspe 4.
Augusta people want local proof.
That's what We have here.
It's not beyond belief because it can
be proven.
Read u local citizens testimony.
Mr.. irwin d. F'ifield. Fifeld Eros. man
ufacturer Of the F'iGeld Automatic
Drilling Attachment. Of % Green street
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills effectuallv
ended the backache which had troubled
me for some little time especially when
stood al day at the screw machine
l procured the remedy at G. X Part
ridges Oh Reliable Crug store. oppo-
site the no5tof'ice ana it's use gave tore
and strength to those most delicate and
sensitive organs. the kidneys. 4 rem
edy possessing such value as Doans
Kidney Pills should be universally
known
For sale by all dealers Price 20
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. n.
T.. sole agents for the 4. s.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18
CENTER MONTVILLE.
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Petitions in bankruptcy have been
filed by the following: Crb1n A. Blu
ker " iltOn; George a. Whitaker. Port
land.
The four-masted schooner Fronte :
nae. building for the John s. Emery
Go. of Boston. will be ready to launch
from the yard of the Ke1ey-Spear 90,
at Bath. in about two weeks.
Henry W. Owen. Jr.. has tendere;,
his resignation as treasurer Of the
kennebec Yacht CLUB at Bath, a posi-
ton which he has most accepta bly,
filled for the past four years. and has
been succeeded by William s. Shorey
The Portland W. C. T. L.. $50 Free
street, will observe Prohibition Rally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18
Gil In I
Wentworth Para1enter.

One OF the prettiest wedding cerc-
1onieS that has been seen in China fo:'
i long time WAS performed at the HON"
Of the bride. at noon. Thursday. when
Batcman Wentworth of China. and
Nena Parmenter, daughter of Hyler
Parmenter Of Palermo. were united III
marriage by Rev. Il. w. Towle, pastor
The ceremony vas performed in the
presence of the intimate friends and
relatives Of the young couple, and was
followed by Il wedding lunch served d,
| O'Clock. Many beautiful ANA valu-
abe gifts were II, cived by the youn"
couple, Who viii Fave the best wishes
If Il large circle OF friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18
STATE NEWS.
ANDROSCOGGlN.
EAST WALES.

Thr annual town meeting passed off
oGi"tlr with. small att"dance. The So
lactHrn are George Wilson. +. T. Jen-
kin. ard j. S. Webster: treasurer,
John Jones; school committee. A. w.
Thompson: road commissioner, Geo.
Jewell. Money was raised as fOliowSS
scnuoIs. 1850: roads and bridges, $l00da
stlt" road, $500; hooks, $50; poor, $50;
TRITON, 500.
Hiram Frost is on the sick list.
on March II, people were seen haul
ing water from the streams 70 water
stock.
Mrs. 4. IT, Winters Of Kcnts Hill,
,hns. Moulton of Orr's Island, while
helping put w some tackle 1T Gus3!e
Hams, fell sNd broke two ribs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18
DIED..
KENNEBEC.

AuGHsta-March 4. Alphonsinem Poulin
tG'd = years. March . Gen Henry Boyn-
ION. a@ 'i !! years: Joshua f. Bean aged
= years; Mnrch T.. RAYMOND Young aged
months; Florence Rice. aged So Years
North Au2Hsta-March 6, Mark Lord.
aged y years.
Rivcrsidc-March I, Waylon Lothrop.
aged Is years
Gardiner March g. Mrs. Susan Shaw.
aged >I years
Augusta March ., Gen. Henry Bovn
ton aged - years: March 8. Joshua +.
III m aged e years
West Gardin"r-Mnrch :. Blanche Hoyt.
TpGi.S- March $. Paschal r. H. Strong
Of Remington. Vt, aged s. years.
AuguSta-March l., Raymond aged II
months. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
Young March Is, Florence Rice. aged 8;
years.
Wat"rviIe-M March J.. Ezra r. Reed,
aged g. years.
LINCOLN
Wistasset-March >. Seth Patterson
SOMERSET
SHOWN aEan-March I. Mrs Eliza Church
aged - years. ~ months.
lairticid-Mar arch 10. Flavius McFaddcn.
aged - years. > months
Moose River-March 6, Mrs. Herman
Wilson aged -
Smithfeld-March C, Atwood Marston.
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WALDO.
T TROY.

Misses Maud Clark. Erdene Pierce.
Azuba MyricI ana AdGie Stone start
ID for Pennington. Monday morning
| to attend the Spring term of the Shate
Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter took Il
dying trip to town and spent Sunday
with Mrs. Carriers parents returning
to i;irngor, Monday morning.
Rev. Allen Robbins held services at
the onion church, Sunday.
Miss Jennie Price, state organizer of
the ". G. T. L. gave two lectures i'll
town last week. one on Wednesday
evening at The Beech Hill church ana
tn" other Thursday evening at the
Union church.
The leap year box social at the
Grange Hall on Saturday evening was
/ largely attended and was a very en-
ioyab!e affair.
Fred Myrick has been in Boston the
pa.:t week.
George MescrVcy is moving to the
farm owned by Arthur Cunningham.
Ned Carleton has rented the Merrill
place at Troy Center.
Miss F,stell Harding spent severa,
days in Unity last week visiting her
sister, Mrs. +. G. Whitaker.
Efrs. Laura Carter was called to
town to care for her mother who is
suffering from an attack of the grip.
George Carter has returned from
PiceIilIe where he has been at work
the past winter
PALERMO CENTER.
Mrs. Daxtor Turner fell on the Ire
Sunday. iniuring her hip quite badly
Or. NJ. NJ. Small was called who pro-
nCunced it a bad sprain but said no
bones Were broken.
Mrs. Walter Snall is sick with cry
aipclds.
Mrs. Emma Fish is working for G.
T. Acholn 1T Coopers Mills.
Zion Grant who has been in NAUSEA
c!:'ls"its for the winter has returned
home.
\ petition for Rural Free Delivery
IF mail has been circulated mere by
Hilmrn Crommet and forwarded to
Washington, d. G. It is supposed the
route Will start ut Branch Mills COW
ering til" south part Of the town.
daughter was born. March :, 10
the wife Of Rion Grant
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Hufns Leighur for many years
resident Of this place. died Tuesday
from The result Of i recent shock He
vas bout - years old. A wife ana
four children survive him.
Miss Mabel Davis is visiting her sis
ter Mis-. LEILA Turner at Burkettville
owing to recent rains all the mills
At this place are running full blast
! Very large amount Of lumber has
been landed at these mills this season.
Bert f. Cunningham has taken his
little son Frankie, to board at Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18
kENNEBEC.
NORTH MANCHESTER.

Thu meetings last Sunday lead by-
Mr.. hirCh and Herbert q. Libby wen.
fVcfy u.1ct enjoyed Mr.. Lihby's sub
'lcct Sunday evening Was "Temrer-
.since." lie aui il friend were visiting.
'his parents. Nj. ANA Mrs. Geo. a.
elhhy.
NcXt Saturday evening. March -,
th"'c win ~ HI entertainment ut the
school house. Rev. j.. T. Brown Of
Auburn, Is expected 10 b. present IN |
he Nill ;,tsos hn!i meetings sunday
1itolhpon and evening. March 70. All
M lnrhinllA- inNiic1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

Professor Karl Pearson. the English
anthropologlst. is trying to relieve
red-headed people from the stigma
which he says has attached to them
from the rCmotest antiquity. To this
end he is compiling Il census asking
school masters. for instance. for the
records of their red-headed pupils. He
believes that Aristotle drew on his i'm
aeination when he wlote: He that has
red hair is proud, cnvious and deceit
full
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

tim eS, especially at
night or when over
heated.
The cause Of Ecze-
ma is a too acid and
general unhealthy con-
dition OF the blood.
The terrifying itching
ard burning is pro-
duced by the overflow
through the glands and
ooraS Of the skin of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

The Kidneys and the Skin.

In the spring the kidneys have much
to do. If they are weak or torpid, they
VIII not do it well, and the skin will be
pimply or blotchy. That is telling the
storE- in 4 few words.
Hoods S"rsapar:lla strengthens and
stimulates the kidneys. cures and pre-
vents pirrlcs, blotchcs and all cutane-
Gus crurtions.
Don't fail 10 take it.
BUY bottle today.
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MARRIED..
KENNEREC

AuGusta-March .. Leonard p. Award
Of Brownville, and Minnie J. Dickson OF
Augusta.
WaferYille-March 49, James H. Beale
Of Parkman, and Rosa NJ. Watson of
Rome.
LINCOLN
West Dresden-At the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Il. Reed. March 8. by
Rev. T.. w. Brooks. Walter ]. Stiiphen of
Pittst0n, and Miss Bessie e. Green Of
Dresden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18
NORTH WAYNE.

MI and Mrs. ]. T. Wells passed u
part Of the day Tuesday ut the hoInr
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Stevens Mi
Wells was i'll search of Il circular saw
to saw his wood. The work will b.
done by NicherSon Brothers with thei.,
gasoline engine.
Mrs. Dorcas Palmer returned to he
homo, Tuesday, after spending sever
i'll weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Nelli"
Mason IN Livermore Falls.
Frank GoWen. insurance agent o.
Watcrviile. is spending a few days III
the village.
Ms Elizabeth Smith who vas taken
suddenly ii, Tuesday, is better.
G. y. Lane spent several days IL
North JAY. last week. visiting his
brothers Frank and Charles Lane.
Z. 6. Jennings WAS called To Boston.
Monday. by the illness Of his nephew.
l.. d. Jennings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

In the province of Samara. Russia.
80. coo persons get their subsistence
from less than three acres Of land per
Canita.
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EGZ EMM s sxn; on a%F f,ez

No disease much bodily discomfort
Eczema Beginning often with slight gradually
spreads followed by puus or sters from which sticky fluid
which and scales of forms bad scab
pearson different the body but oere back hands
ve7iable Il 1898
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

IuUCu UISCOm1OTt. ~ tAz1fo WIN " y
grew worse, and was convinced that
I was AFFLICTED with Eczema: I con.
suited several physicians and a num-
Der Of specialists, and used several eS.
slight temporary relief. In February
I decided to try s. 8. s., and in less than
a month I experienced change for tn, ths
disappeared. and found myself entire.
" cured, and have had no return OF
the disease since. w. P. BRUSH,
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BORN.
SOMERSET,

SOMERSET.
Cornvile-March 9. to the wife Of Ralph
r. Bowman, son. Walter Aldrich.
WALDO.
Palermo Center-March z, to the wife
of Bion Grant, daughter. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18
FAYETTE.

Th"mas H. Bojge, Of Augusta was
IN town Sunday.
Wi,l Moshcr Of Augusta is the guest
"f Ia. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. james
-j"Sh;r for a few days.
i. \. Mum loaded two cars of boards
;l IL, dtielI last week, and he left for
y N'rlr. Mas. Tuesday.
E!aiH Gle lost i horse. Friday, it
N"; sick hut = few hours.
II. J. Tuck Went to Farmingdale
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Anna Jones is very i'll.
Mis- Alice NJ. iIcwett. of Angus tn
FSt; \ her home in this town. Sunday.
WEEKS MILLS.
y, I, BGrrll has moved his family
''rN +~om Augusta where they have
."i tor year past.
Sanford Ward has got new stable
u'' ANA boarded, connected with his
h''@'. Wien finished he will have as
'..'' " stand - there is in the village.
~ W clark has sold F. {. Noyes 81
fa%t Wilton Il I,iarr nf Land. t. build
ranning factory on.
NJ, and Mrs. II. J. White and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Gordon havc
been visiting friends in jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Jacobs spent Sun 1
day i'll New Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs George Clough have been
spending Il few days in Chelsea with
friends
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MT. VERNON.

Thursday. March 10 guests were entar
tanned hy MIR. and Mrs. Ernt~ Pearl
Among the amusementS was tie faS-i
mating game of pit. which We much IN
i"Ncl 10y an 4 supper OF hnll"d corn
milk and cake was served. Th2 guest;
departed at 4 late hour after an enjoy
able evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

Edward Lights. Mr.. Cunningham,
| will leave town in the near future, he
thinks.
! Edward Prescott is quite i'll. and
| confined to his room with the grip. He
| is attended by DR.. Peirfont
| Quite Il number from here attended
the Drama and dance ut Grange Hall
Washington. Friday night. AL had =
most enjoyable time.
| The roads are very icy and in places
absolutely dangerous, careful driving
| is in order now.
NORTH PALERMO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Drake were 1T
Mrs. brakes mothers Mrs. James
Iins, otis on Level Hill, Sunday
J. H. Black has been harvesting his
ice the past week.
| F. j.. Doe and f. \. Young Of Branch
Mills were on Martien Hill, last week.
on business.
Miss Edith and Blanche Nelson
visited at Mrs. Il. d. Young Saturday.
+. A. Wood of Fords Corner has had
a man hauling hay ana straw to Fair
field for him the past week.
Ernest Bailey has gone ID work in Il
saw mill at Hostile Valley
G, H. Black is confined to the house
With Il lame hip.
Mrs. Edna Sdule is on the sick list.
ds are also = number Of others with
bad colds and coughs. which are quite
prevalent here.
| MIS- y. d. Elaisdcll is at home from
| Massachusetts.
PALERMO.
CAtR'S CORNER-Services wore
held sunday afternoon ut the Baptist
church. Rev. Norman Leach OF China.
Presiding.
At the town meeting Monday it WAS
voted to raise money to celebrate the
towns centennial this year
Mrs. Meta Nelson entertained the
Ladies' Sewing Circle from the Branch.
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. -Abhie Lamson from Freedom,
is visiting Mrs. Ahbie Arnold.
Mr.. Allen Shorey Of WHITEHEAD. spent
two days with his mother last week.
Ch2s. Arnold ara Thomas Rowe ire
hauling phosphate.
George Carr ard Harry Chadwick
returned to the $. hool at Freedom
Academy. Monda-.
CARR'S CORNE3-Thcodorc OSgood.
who is the oldest citizen in this part Of
the town, being nearly s. years old. is very
sprinehty and energetic for 2 man Of his
age. He takes entire care Of his barn
mllkS three cows. has six head of cattle
horse ana Il flock Of hens. He has been
q most successful farmer and has one of
the best farms in town 1t is IA part Of
the larg" farm purchased many wears ago
Of Squire BurleiGh and contains the site of
the birthplace OF Hon. p. p. Burlcigh
father of Our congressman. Mr.. OSgoud
has never used tobacco or liquor and
pri,icS himself on never taking m"dicin"
lie with many others. is much pleased
in having the daily mail.
Mrs. James Souic, q lady Of 20 years
has gone to Liberty to visit her daughter
Mrs. Clara Haclcy.
c. +. Carr went to Watcrvilie. SatJir-
day, to get boards for hardwood floor
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Albert Young has been drawn to serve
as Traverse iuryman at the April term OF
supreme judicial court at Belfast
TIE school committee has elected d. y
plummer superintendent Of schools for
the ensuing year.
Nelson Gould has left r. A. I.ucc's anc
gone to board with W. y. Pullen.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. +. Nash Of Camden.
are i'll town for q visit with relatives.
Mis-. Eliza beth Colson is quite i'll.
Tho saw mills in town are now doing
business with rush.
z. s. Hatch has come back to the Oh
Il i. tiIi r~.
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SOUTH VASSALBORO.

daughter Edna, of Augusta spent Sun
day with relatiOns in the place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

NAHuager StOcKGRn'8 tf11A-6 <ABe@SJ'
etation a, Kansas City, No.
fiery poisons with which the b.oodcurrent is over
loaded. While external applications, such as
washes, soaps salves and powders aresoot hing and
cooling they do not enter into the blood itself OF
touch the real cause OF the disease, but 5. 5 s.
does, and purifes, enriches, and strengthens the
ma with all its terrifying symptoms disappears.
ook on the Skin and it's diseases. No charge for
yHk SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. AILAMLAs Ga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

medicine that has restored and can
produce proof Of the fact must be regarded with respect This
record of Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which
be eued by other medicine the world has produced
1t we'll to remember these facts when druggist
to buy something which he just good That imIos
sibe, other medicine such
untried
medicines, but the know is best
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QE0nf E0REEIT produce original
VOVVV genunen Lydia E. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-18

Miss Gladys Twitchell of Hallowell
High School is spending the spring
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 2. Twitchen.
All are glad to welcome Mrs. Sa-
donna CIark's return to heer home af-
ter several weeks stay at her sons
]. ,S.kClark, Riverside.
- Miss Edna Lamson is spending d
few days 1T Hallowell.
Several from this place attended Po-
mona Grange at East Nassalboro, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. +. Il. Whitehouse and Miss
BORA Whtehouse, spent Sunday at
Riverside with friends.
After several weeks vacation on ac-
count of severe cold weather ami
storms. there was service at the Meth
ojist church. Cross Hill, Sunday March
18th.
This community was saddened by the
! death of Daniel Proctor. which occur
"a ut his hcmc Saturday March l.. af-
ter = lingering illness of seven years.
he WAS 4 highly respected gentleman
ana will be sadly missed. He is sur
vivcd by a widow and son and one sis
tor Mrs. Ann Scekins of Branch Mills.
MAxcY'S MILLS.
| Mrs. Eeni. .\lbac is i'll with Il bad
| cold. ana threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Jessie Douglass has gone to
chnP, to work in the family Of G. S.
clark.
, Nrlney Ashford. Il lad Of ten years,
\ has walked three-uUnrters of u mile
/ very morning for the last two months
ana taken care Of six head Of cattle
aud 4 flock of sheep.
! Fanny Douglass Of Windsorville and
| Sadie Douglass Of 'onp"rs Mills. spent
| sunday with their mother Mrs. Mabel
| Douglass.
| J. +. Ashford i visiting his grand
daughter. Mrs. f.. F. Weeks at Jeffcr-
| son.
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E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Case of Young Girl, of Interest to Ever


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for
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A0ZzeZZyAdHce

Every mother information Of vital value Young
responsibility for her future is largely the hands of the mother
girl into the thoughtful should find the mother watch
Of her daughter will the be- and her children
When young girls thoughts become sluggish when expe
abnormal disposition sleep in the back and lower eve
Of other girls when she mystery herself and friends then the
aid little and prepare the young for the coming chan
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from vast experience in treating female ills, OK
over ~ years. Mrs Pinkham has gained knowledge VIII
Hhoid value TO every aing young woman. advice
to help If need such help write her. Address LYNN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-25
Will Provide Law To
Continue Exclusion

Washington, April 9.--In the Cabi
net meetings and In conferences di.
rectly between the executive heads OF
departments the whole subject Of the
status of the Chinese immigration
question as It will be after the lapse OF
the existing treaty has been thorough.
ly digested, and 1t can be stated that
the administration feels that II has
ample warrant for continuing to en-
force the rigid provisions Of the Chi
nese exclusion act, regardless OF the
denunciation Of the treaty.
So far from opening the door to Chi
ncse immigration the lapse OF the
treaty will, II is said, actually render
the entrance Of Chinese into this coun-
try more difficult than while the treaty
remained In force. This fact has been
pointed out to the Chinese Government
by Minister Conger, who has not yet
abandoned the effort to induce the Chi
nese Government to reconsider Its de-
nunciation.
However, II Is positively stated that
the exclusion laws will continue to be
enforced after December next, wheth-
er the treaty expires or not.
Attorney General Knox has under
consideration the question of the va.
lidity of the exclusion law Of 1902, In
view of the denunciation of the treaty,
and he will prepare and submit to the
President an opinion on the subject.
Both the President and the Attorney
General have discussed the matter with
members Of Congress. il Is being con-
sidered, too, by members OF both
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-25

moment of strained silence and glaze
of shocked surprise on the mates
slashed face, then
Crack! The coil UNFINISHED; the mate
relaxed, tottered and fell to the deck.
There was at this time In France a
curious science known as LA Savate."
The japanese have 1t under another
name. II was first taught in the thiev-
ing dens of Paris and was to some ex-
tent popularized by clever rogue who
earned freedom from the Bastille by
teaching It to young officers of title. 1t
was an art Of leg fence, and by precise
ly the same twist and wiring which a
adversary, the blade in this case being
bone and flesh. Armand had sent the
mates knee leaping from Its socket.
: To the majority of those who saw II
this was perfectly incomprehensible. A
gasp Of wonder ran among the redemp-
TONERS, and they laughed loudly at the
mates groan. The secretary had lost
none of his alertness, though he was
breathing hard. He sprang at the
stanchion. clearly intending to return
to the upper deck by the way he had
come.
But he was too late. The mates sail
ors rushed upon him.
Cary. shaking with excitement, sen,
out a cry.
by Harry" he shouted to the pas
sengers about him. shall we see him
that fought SO beat like a dog? Are
we poltroons. all?"
He leaped the rail, but before HI
could reach the lowed level aid. CANT
to Armand, so hard beset. The skipper
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-25

u,, A..
,,a., T.. " w., .no .n.' w I'm an e,.
10 ~. '' 70 u = 49,. Ae :.
as.a,an nn ~.
..C,''s anu ."e 'vs. s. 60
ae ~. Do"eu. nn
,'m ,','. y u -. ue 49,
,a,a M ,s n""sn ues w 49, , an'
,n Tn '. .n 80 so 4.'. ,eN
a ." w, ~ '"' N"'e ""' '"' w
T.. n'a ""e w., .,
"o Motn'n' s,'' nos ,ne uu"u,e
n' au p..a s' W ."e s.s'e'' e.ue anu
"as po"''ns 'o. .o'ien. VI s'a'eiu'
n.e' 'neies. m"e,e' pesan
o,"S nsf WIN ''s''' ou' T'N'a"'
'' "a,. n's a'"
ING p%ue Is ueau' nc sa'u. ou,
'""'e "ouiu nave cast " o'e'poa'u'
asA ~, Tue n'o'ner WE'VE hours
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-25

Twas so in Williamsburg. Had you a
smile for me? Twas when went.
Well, return to the frown."
Il have naught else for you. I have
told you So
And yet" he said constrainedly
for another kind of look from you
would forget all else. would change
ali. risk all. Can I never win aught
from such a love as mine? Will you
never tell me how to change myself for
you? Shall I go always wanting?" A
fierce and unhappy passion was writ
ten in his face.
She turned from him coldly. Il beg
you will not recur to that, captain,
she said. "My answer was my answer
can never give you more"
He touched his breast, drawing hi.
hand across the gold slashings OF his
coat. SIS It this? DO you frown upor
his majesty's uniform? swear
would were a Whig!"
"A Tory before a turncoat," she an
swered him.
Jarrat shut his teeth like trap
Then without reply he bowed to hel
and strobe toward the ship. Betsy
turning her horse, saw only his van
ishing figure, Anne's face a flush rec
gust of anger and her eyes cleaning
like blue Ice.
Continued Tomorrow.D