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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
LADS LONG WAIT.
Little Carl Coates of Thomaston Lost
in Boston.

Boston. Jan. :L-About last evening.
IAtfoiman Mcconnell took q little fellow
rom the waiting loom of the South sta
non, whom he had noticed sitting there
1oi loug time. to the police station en-
Lagrange street. The hoy said that lie
was Carl Coates Of Thomaston. Me 10
years old.
lie and his father came to town. ycs-
terday morning. ana altout ! In the. after
noon his father had taken him 10 the
South station a,d. leaving him. he said,
came back
lie waited and waited. he said. and
didn't dare 10 move from his seat for fear
that his father might not see him when
he came back IT began 10 get pretty
tircS"mc and he began to get afraid that
something Tad happened to his father.
McConncit first saw the youngstcr when
he went on duty At &. He was lonki,,g
rather blue ana tired then. but the officer
thought little Of it until an hour elapsed
u" walked over where the boy was sitting
and noticed that he WIS crying a little,
and then asked him what the trouble was
When the boy told OF his foIir-hour
Wait. IN" E.trolman thought it Il good
ch'ince that III" father wouldn't be back
tur him. so took him to the station. tellini,
Il station hand 10 watch in case the
father SHOULD return.
NJ the police station the hoy. who was
TRYING all the while to keep the lump
down in his throat. was given. th,, easiest
chair i'll the place and told TO go TO sleep.
lud perhaps his father would come soon
! ne hoy titn 90 Ia sleep tnp1Gh, and
iE littic while u big policeman. vino
dumped across the station in his; big
nr"rShocS. Just in from his route S:tw the
little chin .luircr. ANA he stopped 10 look
at him.
ilr had 4 couple Of Youngsters at home
nearly the size OF the waif. and the tear
th:t rolled down the fat check made ft;.
--'rur' think IL minute.
whats the matter. with You, voting
man." / asked the hoy.
III" boy waited Il minute. because he
di.in'i seem To- want To let the policeman
catch HIM crying. ana then hr said as
ii:;"oly as he could; I'm kind If hun
Gr:'. didn't haVe any dinner or supper
Nothing since left Thomaston, Me. this
morning"
That was enough for the policeman and
what others there were ana 50 they all
cluhhed in and got the hungry boy n nice
hiirh. lie sic every bit Of H. AMI then
with his eyes a!immrrinE with tears
thanked IA" Policemen u lot aud s>siiG that
ditint take any mGnvy then he'd Try and
1iX il some other Way.
liz told III" policemen ahont his com
ing to the city with his father. and about
his home. and they all became interested
in him. which was ratl.,.T unpsittl as
there are lots of boys brought into sta
tens every night and il gets to he an Old {
story.
'rhe lieutenant waited until . o'clock.
which the boy allowed was PAST his he'd
time. and tii"n sent him 10 the Chardon
street Home.
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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS.
New Course Of Study at Carnegie In
ssitution.

Washington. Jan. oi.-The executive
committee OF the Carnegie Institution has
established IL department Of economies
and sociology OF the institution. 1T will
he i'll charge of Carroll, D. Wright. who
Will associate with him experts in the
various lines of invcstiga ton 10 be under
taken such as population and iminigrsl-
ton. agriculture and forestry, mining
manufacturing. transportation. domestic
aud foreign commerce. money and hank
ing, the labor movement. industrial o.
Saniza ton. social legislation including
nrovident institution. insurance laws and
federal and state finance. including taxa.
tlnfi-
The plan of work for the department
has been submitted and approved. A de-
partment of experimental biology Of the
''a~rnr'a Institution has been nryanizei
and biological laboratory will be estab-
iisned at Cold Spring Harbor. Long Is
land. Prof. Charles ID. Davenport OF the
University Of Chicago. has laeen appoint
ed director of the laboratory and author
lied to prepare plins for buildings and
for the organization bf n laboratory
A marine hiologi, al laboratory will he
established in the tropics. probably or,
one of the keys of the Dry fortugas. Fla.
The committee ha s appointed VIM. Bar
nun. formerly With the fish commission
and the government printing office. as
chief clerk.
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4 Comrade of General Grant Testifies
for Paw Paw. .''.'

Captain Charles a. DeArnaud, WASH
ington, ID. G., the man Of whom Presi-
dent Lincoln said, congress and the
tation owes Capt. De-Arnaud a debt of
gratitude for his services to Gen.
Grant and whose damage suit for
$2oo.oo0 against Gen. Farnsworth has
extracted such wide attention, says: Il
VAS Il great sufferer from vertigo and
could hardly walk. A Grand Army
cnfnrtde induced me TO try Paw.
ana the results have been marvellous
desire 10 thank you in behalf Of all
sufferers for The good you are doing"
tSiSnod) CHAS. 4. DE, ARNAUD.
want every weak and debilitated
person TO give Paw-Paw trial.
want every doctor carefully to test
this remedy and then honestly tell the
public the results.
W'tnc every clergyman, when he
feels exhausted. to take Paw-Paw and
then tell his friends what he thinks of
L.
Sold by all druggists, large bottle.
-. P;iw-Paw Laxative Pills, CSC. a
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NO TAX REMISSION
Fer England at Present Owing t
Heavy Foreign Expenses.

T. 1rdAn. Jan. 21.-Ch.ntCllcr Of tbs
~. i!-,iiict' Austen chamberlain. reply
ing to the toast "ffi.; Maiesty'S Minis
tors 1t the banquet of the Carpenters
60. which Was held here, tonight. sale
that unless Il great change occurred
Miihit.: the next few months in the
tctrn,.r returns. there would be LITTLE
prospect Of realizing the budget antiTi-
pationS and that he WAS afraid he
would ROT be tbl" to propose Il re3aiS-
sion Of t;:Xation during this - saion
Parliament.
lie explained that the SomHliiHut
c:t'npa ign had proved to be much more
costly than had been anticipated 'til'
that the purchase md equipment -
thi. Two Chilean battlcShir, had N,'"l
another unexpected financial drain. IL
hoped il would moi he necessary To IN
Cic:,.>t. thc Indebtedness of tn" state
but said there would b" special - o.
fcr economy in thu national cAiMhdi-
,u:n for sninc years to come.
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PUBLIC REQUESTS.
Will of Late Mary e. Campbell Filed
at RockIand.

Rockland. Me. Jan. 1.-THE will OF
the late Mary +. Campbell. filed foi
probate here. yesterday. makes b.
quests 10 the known value OF %ll9,G0
che estate is estimated to be worth
bout $1toono. Mrs. Campbell is the
WIDOW of William a. Campbell OF
rhomastUn, and IL daughter of the late
edward D'Bricn, the millionaire shin
DWner.
The public requests in Mrs. Camp
bellS will are Sl9,G00 to the town Of
ihcmaston as IL charity fund; 5000 to
he town Of TAomaston as Il cemetery
und, and $500 to the Congregations,
hurch OF Thomaston.
The Individual iegacieS are as fol-
ows: William G.. Starrett Of I;cstnn
15G0U: Mary Adelaide Catland OF
rhomaston, $4,000: Adciia L. Masters
# Thon;.stoi:. $l0,0G0: Ida ~ stone Of
Nhonas,on. $lo.1cA; Frances O'I;rien Of
,'honlaston, $5GG0; Abby l.. O'Erien Of
Thon;.ston, $100o; Trancena Mcintyre
# Warren $50C0:. Olivia Mcintyre ~
Warren. $1,000: Oriii;t y. Starrctt 81
Warren. 5000: Grris ID. Woodcock NJ
'hom.stoll. 5000; Adelia L. Catland Of
'homaetUa. 5000: Harriet 4. Hall ~
rhu.n:t4tCn. SieG0: Nellie J. Mccoy ot
rhont;istGi, S1GCu: Alta NJ D'!:rjcII q:
Warren. &;'T". Hattie +. ot:rit.n NJ
Warren. $;;"u0: George l.. D'iiricn oi
Warren, $:n0o.
The remainder OF the estate is be
iuelthrd 10 William q. Starrett o.
Boston. who il, named sole execution.
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POSTAL TRIAL.
CONTINUED from page ~

ters involving the issues of rhis ri ca
'ouhsci ought not improvidently to
"',,he d statement of that character.
iiliue II Intentionally" said Mr.
Conrad.
AIR. Douglass declared that to admit
the transcript would put NIachcn on
'rlai not on one case, but on Il differ
cnt cases before one iury at one ana
the same time. He insisted that Ma
hen was entitled to be tried On the
one single charge contained in the in
.lictmrnt.
It was agreed that the subject should
ne further argued. tomorrow. and am
adjournment WAS taken.
On croSs-t Examination by Mr.. Kun
lFr, witness said at The limo he came
into the bank in 1892. Iar.s. discounts
We're allowed George +. I,renz,
Charles ". l.orenz and 4. ". M;rch.n.
OIL thair individual papers. He said the
nan Hc Know was George T.. Lnr6nz.
1t further Was brought out that the
various deposits witness had referred
to had been credited To the account of
-;eorGc j.. L"renz. aHhou-h some or
III" der sit slips gave only the name
George i.orcnH. The witness WAS then
-Xcus,d.
]. VI. Herring. cashier Of The Union
National l"tnk OF We@trinst,i'. MI,
IDENTIFIED several New York drafts of
Dr. LnlenZ to Machcn which had been
deposited a:A credited 10 Machtn's ac-
count With the bank, ana also 1t letter
'rC.n Mtcilcn dLted Jan. -. 1860. en-
losinG sight draft on G4orgr r.
Lor",!z for Sira1 which was Forwarded
% To.cdG. for collection
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A BIG FLOOD.
Continued from page ID .

Against this the water Il rising so rapiGiy
mat IL seems Impossible to check it be
."ie IL mas Hooded one side OF the city.
EcNcrii blocks are already flooded and
houses along the streets i'm the line Of the
I"3d. shortly after the ice went ont the
water backed into the wheels of the clo,-
VIC nsht and water plants and forced
them to stop.
Inc race from 10th Street dam to the
water plant has ovcrtiowcd its banks and
Is running into the squares SURROUNDING.
- inns hour IL Is within one inch of III.
top 81 the wall running along Sth stree,
Hnh threatens to overflow at any moment.
Many Of the houses along 9Th street
III il:hurst race and 9TH street are al
ready feeling The effect OF the flood As
The dam At 10th street * an old orc IL IL
feared that in the event OF In. gnrge(r.,-
ing cat it will yield to the heavy pressure
OF the Ice ard allow IN" water above thr
DAM 1" rush down upon the other part OF
the town.
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ADMIRAL KEPpEL'S FUNERAL.
Many Distinguished People Present a
the Last Rites at WINFIELD, Eng.

London, Jan. .l.-The body Of 81.
Henry Keprri. admiral OF the fleet
vic died. Jan. -. Was removed from
London and inferred 1t Winklicid
berkshire, this afternoon. WITH fui
mi!itHty honors. a detachment Of '0'
biucjachets and marines forming thu
escort ana firing party. King Edward
Queen .Alcx,indtT'. Emperor William
ana he Prince Of Wales; all s"nt r"pl"
,ruiltiy..s. and the lords Of the adj
nir.;ltN ana i largo contingent Of MAYA
officer, III .ull uniform attended
simultaneously u memorial service was
held at the ch"p"i royal, st. Ja"cs
palace, 1T which tile King and Queer
and their suites. the Prince al
Wales. the Duke of ConnHught. Lore
Roberts. many naval ana military Off
GERS ANA the Honorable airs. Gror='
kcprcl rere present.
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ALL FROM VERMONT.
Three Hundred Sors and Daughters at
Banquet at Boston.

I;0Ston. Jan. 2l.-Thrcc hundred sou
ANA daughters of Vermont attended The
18th annual reception and banquet of III
Vermont Association of Boston III Hotel
Ncadnnc. tonight. Governor Mctuilough
at Vermont. Horace q. Wadlin. libra, rian
of The Boston public library. and William
=. DIN. secretary. of the state of M:,Ssa-
cauS2tts. wtr" The principal speakers. 10
Siih II. Benton. Ir.. president Of tn as
sociation. presided Il; tho banquet.
y letter of regret frGm President Eoose-
Nr!t expressing. regrets 1T his Inability
tr attend. Wa l~.Id. in the cot3tSc III
which he said:
There ar larger states. and wcaltiicr
states than \rl mont. but til ~ Is not on.
81 what il. after Ill. il states best ,.trt
put-.ts men and women.
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ICE BOUND IN LAKE.
Two Chicago Vessels Fail to Reach
porr, Though Oae Is in Sight.

Chicago. Jan. 3t.-Two Chica"c ve.'
:;ols .'rr ace h"uEA iii the lake l"twea.i
mis- citE and Milwaukee,. ono. The
Steamer Georgia, with Il passenger list
"f - ana - crew of %. is fast in the.
lIorh::'lo 400 feet off the milwaukee,
hurhnr. II is headed for Chira@o.
The ol!s,'r. The city of Marquette an
,!l-:tsainurd wooden Steamer. is try
;hG 70 i..;h: its W:;y through an lie t!nc
:...o iilr Nrro#hn hnrhol. Ii lift chi
cage. Tt;rs,idy al midnight. Tie cap
tain H;.d crow OF nine mon are believed
10 IT, in peril. Tho N"nnsll life savers
have made several vain attempts to
reach them.
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RANcttIsE REVOKED.
West Hobokenl, N.Y.,S Has Lively Troll.
ley Fight on Hand.

New York. Jan. .ol.-Angered at what
part of the trolley Company. the aown
council of We3Et Hoboken has passed an
ordinance revolving the franchise gr:,nted
70 the North iindson County Railway
Go. in lS,5; Thf North Hudson. il one OF
the subsidiary companies OF the punlic
service corpora lion of New JERSEY. which
controls hundreds of miles OF tlirie con-
meeting. the vIrions cities and towns
about Jersey City -.
The ordnance will not become operative
until il has bfen advertised in tho ntii-
cial papers forI five days. Then 1t il de-
clared that thet public service corporation,
will have no legal right to run I: singIe
trolley car on ANY street in the town,
and the poles and. wires will have to
come down. The police will be ordered
to arrest all condo ctfsrs and matortnen
who attempt to r,ah the cars. The cam
r:any may run herseN cars under a fran
chisc still effcctiye-
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WABASH RIVER RISING,
Gaining Foot Per Hour and Many
Places in Great Dancer.

f.afayotte. Ind. Jan. ol.-Thc Wabash
river has risen IL feet since midnight;
All boats, including i pleasure steamer.
axe been destroyed by The ice. The wa
ter has overlooked all thu. iowIands aud
Is in the cciiarS OF houses along the banks
At Peru the Indianapolis Northern Trac-
lion COS. bridge is expected to go. Elm
WGo'i. ii suburb. is four feet under water
Denver. min" miles north Of Peru, j. fior.!-
O.! by the Eel river. which IS out nf its
h:.1ES and !, feet of water is reported in
IT, south section OF Amboy. Much stock
has bceIl drowned
The Wabash is still rising at the rate of
ol!, foot per hour
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UNORcENlZED MINERS
In the ConncIIsviile. Pa, Coke REGIONS
Berg Locked After.

Pittshurg. Pa. Ian. 3l-District officers
Of The United Mine Workers put into e.
FEET. today the order To organize the
miners III the Connellsville coke regions.
MS decided by the district convention.
Four organizers were sent to the field
today. to personally solicit the miners in
their homes and in The mines-whnn thec
can get near thcm-and in mass meetings
OF the outside.
There arc i*GD rnorcanized men in the
rTsion. Organizers also were sent TO the
SLIPPERY Rock mines Of the United States;
Steel Corporation To take charge in Butler
county Of the strike declared there
against 4 reduction in wages
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RELEAeE A SURPRISE.
Another Complication in Arrest c.
Cripple Creek Union Man.

Criprle Crock. colo. Jan. oi.-Sher-
man Parker II union man whose appli-
cation for q E"Ecas corpus writ WAS
denied. Yesterday. by Judge IIa!lett of
the federal! court iii Denver, was turne
over to the civil authorities. last night.
and released Oh bonds. The charges
against him vc;c assault and aiding u
fugitive from justice. His release APP
parently was :: surprise to the military
authorizes. who are said to have sent
several squads in search Of Parker To
re-arrcst him. but failed.
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Must Work an Hour Lonasr.

Boston. Jan. 21.-Ey an order of Sec
retarE OF the Navy Moody which has
Just been received ut the Charestown
navy yard. tie Clerks in the employ of
the government there must work one
hour longer each day than heretofore
without an increase in pay. The order
was received with dissatisfaction,
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SOFTER WEATHER.
Portion coastirg Fleet Released from
Ice ct Vineyard Haven.

Vineyard Haven, Mass. Jan. IA
portion Of the coasting fleet was re-
leased fro:n the ice. today, through the
scftcninG of the weather conditions
but onv a few tugs with their b,rGcs
succeeded in getting out Of the harbor.
The Northeastern tonight. banked it
up again and there seems little pros
poets OF the sailing vessels leaving I'M
Ill the wind changes.
D,cniie tire great fields of ice scat
tered through Nantucket sound. the
schooner Wandrian from Walton. y.
S. managed to work her way over the
shoals and reached here. this afternoon.
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Amount Nav Not Be So Large.

san Francisco. Jan. 2l.--The amount
Of treasure tiiat was being carried il
the slf. has rot been determined. rs
Inmates place the amount as high Il
$50 zoe. but il is thought these are eX
one man is under arrest Il
san I.uis Obispo on suspicion. but tn
evidence against him is only circum
ii nfi.il
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HOUSE-1OP HIGH.
immense Ice Gorge Formed Above City
cf Dayton, Ohio.

Dayton. Ohio. Jan. 2l.-An ice gorge,
housc-top high. has Termed at Stccle's
dam. in the Miami river north of this
city, and serious damage is threatened
Sections of the Miami valley south of
the city are flooded ana DWire station
is under water due to the breaking of
the canal h..nk. - The water is three
AMI four i""t ccep in the streets in the
village of IroiW God
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Indianapolis Car Men Strike Continues

indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 2l.-Negotia-
tons for an anlalgamation OF the
brotherhood C Railway Car Men ana
the International Association OF Car
WORKERS. have come 10 an end. Prcsi-
dent Roncmus o. the car men. says his
organization refused u agree that the
consolidated organization shonld I'D :
nit negroes without first submitting
the question ~ Il referendum vote If
hc ear men.
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l.ed-hnaded people are less subject to
badness than Others. A doctor ey-
plains tho matter thus: The hair of
the red-hc;tded is; relatively thick. one
red hair being almost as thick as five
Fair or three brown hairs. With Sc. 600
rec hairs the scalp is well matched.
whereas with the same number Of fair
hairs one is comparatively bald. 1t
lakes nearly 100000 fair and 105,
brown hairs 10 cover adequately an
ordinary head.
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A TYPHOID EPIDEMIC
Raging at LeadviIle Coi.-About 500
Cases Reported.

Denver, COL. IAN. 2l.--A serious cpl
demic Of lyrnoid fevc" prevails at
Leadviiic, according to Claude t. Cop
ner. scrre. Any Of The board Of health.
%ho has iilst returned from there. Mr..
copper says !here are 500 cases of the
disease in I-c:idvilIe now and that the
situation IS Ncly serious.
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STILL RAINING.
Indiana Rivers Up 16 Feet and Rising
Foot an Hour.

Lafayette. Ind. Jan. 21.-Consider-
able damage already has been reported
throughout the country By heavy floods
in creeks ana the Wabash river. The
river has risen 22 feet in the last IS
hours. All bottoms are inundated,
causing great loss i'll fences, outbuid-
inss and small stock.
1t is still raining and the river is:
rising ut the rate OF !: foot an hour
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CHIEF DiNNEEN PLEADS.
Asks C'en:ency for Man Who Sought
His Life.

Pittsficld Mass. Jan. 2l.-The spectacle
Of the vit tin Of his m,irdcrous assault
pleading 1"r light sentence for the man
VINO souSh: l:i= ifr. was pres rnted in the
superior 90 mt ;otia prey io,ss to The sen
tcnrins Of G,u:i,c W. Nnrthrup. the North
Ad;tniS policeman who shot his chief VIII
liam +. Dnneen. Dec. II last
chief Dinneen asked the court to dea.
l"ricntly with Northrup for the sake OF
the 'atter's family, with the result that
tnr prisoner was sent 70 state prison for
not less than three nor more than 1--WE
wears
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An ice Gorge IS Miles Lorc.

Canine llt"n. Ind, Jan. o1-Ice has
Sofs.d at Wolf Creek. 30 miles from
mere. The gorge is reported to BE- 50
fee; III height in places ana t. extend
III the river - miles. \ warm rain is
falling; md it Is believed it will break
NJ hin u nnlrs
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White River Over Its Banks,

In'iianap"iis. md. Jan. .1.-The
White rive" is ont Of its banks. The
West Washington street bridge here
Is III ttanG":. At Muncic the Indiana
Union Trtriinh COS. bridge has gone
ANA other bridges have been carried
AWAY.
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Third ice Siege at Nantucket.

Nantucket. Mass. Jan. 21.-The in
hnbitants of the island have settled
down for the third ice seise OF the win
ter. The harbor is impregnable and
the Sound for miles is filled with float
ING folds.
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Findlay, Ohio, Is Threatened.

Findianh. O.. Jan. .l.-This city j.
III. ;,ltnei witt! Z dangerous food. The
''l-;:., hard river is within tWp feet of
IL" floor of the Main Street bridge. and
he waite" is sweeping everything i'll It's
p.th
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The rlood at Meadvi!Ie, Pa.

airldviil.. l'.i.. Jan. 2i.-Th,. lower
i'ueiil"i>' S'"'ti"n and much of the resi-
"e:.cc sec ion of Meadville is inundated.
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According 70 recent report furnish
cd by the German government. $4,000
persons are employed in making cigars
in the empire.
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Dowie Sails for Australia,

San Francisco, Jan. o1.-John Alex
amber Dowie and his party sailed for
Australia on the steamer Sonoma, to-
day.
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On PARTISAN antomsAiles dogs wear.
ing goggles are ascoihndhn spectacle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

The Pennsylvania Society in Now York.
or2:Inzed in 1883, has more than five hum
drcd members.
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70 pREvENT THAI ERft

I.ayatiye BroIno QHintI,c SeiiiSvcs tAe
c:,,,se. TO get the Kenuinc, ltsiii for Inc
full name. &c ...s.4sss:..-- ii