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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20

Congressman George Henry White, OF
Tarboro, \. c., writes the following let
ter to DR.. Hartman concerning Peruna:
House of Representatives,
Washington, Feb. 4, 1899.
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.:
Gentiemen-'I an, more than salts.
fed with Per1I'a, and find il to be an
excellent remedy for the grip and ca
farrh. 1 have used ii in my family
and they all join ne in recoG1mendina
ii as an excellent remedy.
Very respectfully,
George II. White.
If you have catarrh write to DIR. Hart
man, giving a full statement of your
case, and he Will be pleased to give you
his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0,
Ask Your Druggist for a i-es Perur.
EiY-a>r =. for 1914
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

P3trick Clair, who was injured in the
,klnalln% wood factory in Bowdoinham.
Ei:t Week: died, Monday. from the result
of the injury. He was Il Bath boy and
moved to Bowdoinham several years ago.
lie is survived by two sisters. Mrs. c. c.
Bennett and Mrs. George r. Phiibrick.
both of Bath. He was aged about Il
years. y widow survives him
An election of officers was held. Mon
day evening. by the members of Co f.
lSt Regiment. of Portland. in compliance
with special orders recently received from
the office Of Adjutant General Tarnham,
I" NJ the vacancy Of first lieutenant caus-
td ~ the resignation of Lieut.. p. S.
Evans. The election resulted in the unan-
lmoaS selection of Second Lieutenant Le-
roy :. Syphers rs first lieutenant and
tuarteimaStcr Sergeant Harry W. Way
rs second lieutenant TO fill the existing
vacancy caused by the promotion Of
Lieut. Syphera.
Justice Emery is making rapid progress
in III" Calerdar of the supreme court. this
We Z number of cases having been
disposed of during the past few DAYS
Monday was occupied in the hearing of
inc case ot George w. Coffin VS. The
Great Northern PAPER Co. the jury retir-
ing. at ~ O'Clock Tuesday forenoon.
Later it brought in verdict of S1136gJ
for The plaintiff for damages caused by
IN" defendant corporations shutting his
logs out Of the passage down the east
side SD. Of s'rEar island; r D. Railey: Esq.
ferce.-Bangor Commercial.
The rural free delivery carriers of
Waldo county met at the hotel in Monroe
Jan. II. and formed Il county association
to he known as the Rural Letter Car
rierS Association of Waldo County. As
the meeting had been postponed twice
owing to bad weather. there was not as
many present as would have been had the
conditions been more favorable. But new
erthc!ess it was very enthusiastic meet
ing and all felt highly pleased with the
energy each one had put forth to be
present. After the usual greetings the
following officers were elected: +. l..
Palmer postmaster OF Monroe. was APP
pointed chairman pro tem. and Oscar
Cole secretary pro TEN. until the regular
officers were duly elected. after which
the regular election was held as follows:
President, y. Il. Paysons. Brooks: vice
president. l.. c. Hartman. Searsport:
secretary, Oscar Cole. Winthrop; treas
urer. A. F. Durham. Monroe: executive
committee. II. J. HamIin, Brooks. A. +.
Durham. Monroe. c. w. Young. Winter
port, ]. r. Simpson. Brooks, f. r Has
kell. Monroe The next meeting will be
held at Brooks. June l.. The association
then voted to have the secretary write
UP the account Of the meeting and for
ward ii to the leading newspapers for
rEblica ton.
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no other.

mont also was not aware that Russian
az ITS had committed crimes or a.temDt-
cd 10 persuade others TO commit crimes
Baron Won Richthofcn furtre. said that
tn" k'!$S!;tn government maintained Il
similar bureau liz Paris ANA the Italian
government Ead one IN London.
Continuing. The secretary said Herr
Iiaas;c had rCpr0%crcl tn" ;.oNcrnlu":,;
with lending a.sistarc" 10 RUSSIAN agents
THIS IL admitted. The government had
no reason To- protect the revolutionary
subjects Of Il nr@hhorng friendly state.
The German government Simply nat til,
Troublesome foreigners over whichever
frontier il rc"A, dr'l rs NEST suitable.
IL" secretary declared thut Russians
should not I've Anarchists if they desired
10 liv" in Germany.
Herr Il,uSc. Tn" secretary cunlirvctl
said Rus<l;tai cam" to Gern2auy trusting.
in German hospitality. He. til" Srtr,t;;r
~. declared t.:s.t the government did not
feel i'll tn" least hospitality declined to-
On rnotion OF Herr Singer Socialist. the
f:oich:ta- decided 10 entc. int" I debate
Herr l!ch" who opened Tie ichatc. de-
nied that anyone had been mentioned in
GUe.,ttcn It.; being Il victim of Russian
agents or that the Russ0-GeTman police
understanding, WIS directed against AL
Herr Ge5rl characte~ized the delivery Of
Ru-sia,:S. whose only crime was discon-
toni with She reigning political conditions.
10 the fkt~SE,l ponce " !'t t.dHNpoilcil
to Siberia or Indefinitely imprisoned a.;
being bGyhartm.
The G.rnl9n government of the GnTrd9n
empire had become "Ru:;sia : bUn,tlGrH.
Tor using this expression brrSGrIt %aa
BHllcstrom called Herr Ech.l to oder. .
Deputy Schradtr. H2:th. Liberal sup
ported the Socialist position. prot sting
Vigorously against the exercise ot police
Functions in Germany by foreigners. =
Herr SPAIN. (Ierical. expressed his d:S-
Satisfaction VIII itarcn Won liClthofen' :
answer. and said the chancellor ::'o''',i
have Investigated the facts alleged by the
speakers in the RciCb@tng, today.
|. The are matters" ne continued con
crrnin&s The imperial government il tho
ton of the rights of aliens, and thnS"
rights are recognized IN al! civilized
states. Aliens who do not make Them
solve; obnoxious must enjoy projection il
| IL" German empire.
Herr Eormann. Conservative. decl@i c !
! that his party thoroughly endorsed Ea"on
! Won R!rhtn@fen'; answer.
| Herr Richter, Radical aid it might suit
| the Cons eryativc-i - seq Russ ian comb
| tons introduced into Germany. Tie spy
! system permitted here, ne said, mist
| fill ,v,,iy German with disgust.
! Or sattlcr the Eati"nal LIB 'Ial iea""r
| cxpry.s,d the wish tint th2 gov r:ith"-si
! had rNrlairel tn" severed cases rivi--
! toned in til debates.
The Reich tag taen aGlournI H.
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STEAMER ECAcHED
10 Prevent Sinking After Harnm nc
Icc-Eassengcr3 Taken OF.

Eridrauoyt. Ct. Jan. i9.-The steamer
john II. Stain of III" Strrin Line, n4,''1.'
assen.scrs and freight, ran into ice or
some :.rInkcn obstruction while eff Bridge
Inrt. vt 6 O'Clock Tuesday morning, ahc
was !, achcG on the mtIti flats alter ptiil-
tuwrd into this Earhor. Her p2SScliA'tH
were taken off safely and sent by train
rhr John II. starin left New York, at
9 o'clock Monday Ct'n.nG. ON account
lhr.ueh the Sound ma, ah"n; n'"l"rk
Tl,o.,iay mo..,in". W. of this harboT
Nh.ni sic struck some h!nE and hogan t.
IN with water. capt. McAliist"r %aS I'M
willing To risI. an effort ia finish III" In
Ia New Haven and sounded signals of dis
frl-s The sign IFS wee aIl.;,,,- "a ''s 49,
ting John +. Henderson. which went olt
/, til. star:n. took of thc y pa:.*enSr'&
aad assisted thc disabled steamer iEto 'h2
rho Star!n WIS ra!.f.Iy film" win W.T.
t,r .imI to prevent h"a from sinking sac
was ,In en- III" muI hats On " vs.
,eatu"k p:c.. Capt, ~ AiiiEi r INN .E;'t'
l.. ut to Nv ilayeu for diver ~ !
an examination OF the steamers Eill Wa
N. l.uGc I" GCtcIi.sh.y thu ~ III II tAt
/; Vas learned later that the. staTrin
4trtirl; a s,trI,cn wreck lyiE. - tn,
Sour! steamer path a mill and - has
soutinast oi iorf,"'d reef light. y mi"
water line III re vas Sr.at harm
among the passengers Nhnn ne 'n'5 1I.;t :
! occurred ana mosl q. thcm rash =, win
| s11cE clothing as they happened Ia ave
on. To the deck: nnl Ca2t..:n Mr>'.., ,,,,
| and the other oific"iS saonh 'lFe,
| them ard III returned 10 their cAhin| ~
statr rooms and secured their hoIo1A''n ,.;,
| Nyaawhic IN eE"rt WIS made 70 ri"St
| the r.at in the steamers side wltira iar-
| lauIi:. but though it diminished the lag
| Capta!n NcAlIister considered II un"a L
| On acrnuut of Gpati1, ice 80 att mp Il
make Ncw Iiavcn h2thoT.
Tho whistle was agoordinEly soT Il. ,!. n
i.s~rin Of III tag John y. Henderson
! Crowding on AL steam IN ;u7 SON GOV
| cred the five miles !i"twt" I h"rSrt an
;he steamer. When %tr arTivet Tho sta
: in had begun to show a list /" .'';lr'''at'
ami had apparently tai5en IN lars G'a an
| titv nf wafer Captain McAilist"r mad th'
! passengers put aboard the tug at once
with their haggasG Aftcrw% ,, - a Ill. liz,
; was passed from. the tug TO me i.t"; NJ
and both proceeded u.dcr steam to ihl'
| harhcr
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SMALLPOX AT SMlTHFIELD.
Suspected Case in Family Of T. w
Lawrence, Near the Village.

Sinlthtlsle. Me, Jan. 19.-(SpeciaD.-
Considerable excitement has been
caused here by the discovery Of whit
is supposed to be ease Of smallpox in
the family Of T. W. Lawrence, who
lives about i mill an . half south OF
u" viIiagc "a tn Belgrade roul.. Ills
duuG.1tor. Mis- no:a L. Lawrence. i
sick al.t it is supposed that the infcc-
tioH came indirectly from the recent
c..scs i'll SEaH.hegan. The house has
i,tcn uu;lrantiiiel ana Al; Necessary
precautions ara being taken TO pre-
Nc:'t any serious spread Of The disease
1t is net known now many have been
exposed before the real nature Of Miss
f.aWiencc's illness was learned and
this fat is causing considerable I'M
caSinC..:i.
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LYNN F.iE.
Mrs. eurtnann and Children Fou.ht
Nay Through Burning Stairway.

Lynn. Mass. Jan. 19.--AIrs. Nathan
'urtn!ann vita her four children had
fight their way through Il burning
assageWay in their home to reach the
-treet. early this morning. Al A O'clock
re broke out i'll the Eurtmann gro
cry store. River street. ana communi-
ated TO the Eurttnann dwelling.
8urtmann himself discovered it ana
4rousod the family. Eef,re they could
'less; the fire worked upon the front
tairs aad drove them back to the rear.
At the stairs the flames were just
breaking through the partition when
hey got OFT nearly exhausted from the
forts ANA the smoke. The fire depart
cnt saved The house but the grocery
tore Was burned flat. The building is
owned hy Joseph O!iock OF Chelsea.
.oss $25G0. partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20
WOMEM'S SYMPATHY
Is ProverbiaI. Augusta Women No
Exception.

How much we owe to the sympathet-
ic side of womankind. When others
suffer they cheerfully lend a helping
hand. They tell you the means which
brought relief to them that you may
profit by their experience. Read the
testimony given here By an Augusta
woman.
Mrs. Z. Bonney OF II Weston place
says: Deans Kidney Pills and Doan's
Ny knowledge of Doan's Kidney Pills
dates back some years. 1 was induced
to get a box at {. K. PartriIge's Old
Reliable drug store, opposite the post
Office and it's use proved so effective
that it led me 10 buy Il box OF Doan's
Ointment. Here again the most mi
raculous Powers of Doan's remedies
was apparent. l would not dare to be
without them in the house. l am glad
to rec ommend such valuable remedies.
Their great value cannot be ques-
toned"
Foo sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster Mil5urn Co, Buffalo, \. y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no nj
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"A y Cherry Pectoro7
Ca NEpz u quiets tickling Threats. Doctors
"a - @ SE q y have known this for 80 years.
y Ask your own doctor about it,
80 Do as he saws. i IS aiIi ssss
6LoNDlN DENIES 1T,
Writes 70 Counsel That He Has Never
Confessed Wife's Murder.

salem. Mass. Jan. 19.-Jean b. D.
jacques, junior counsel for J. Wilfrid
Elondin in the trial of Elondin for the
alleged murder of mis- wife. received a
letter, Tuesday. from his former client
IL which the convicted man denies that
he has made a confession of any sort.
E,onGin requested Attorney jacques to
cali and see him ut the state prison
and the lawyer left for Charlestown,
Tuesday forenoon. A lengthy state
ment embodying an alleged confession
b" Blondin was widely published, Sum
day and Monday Of this week.
Mr.. jacques returned, this afternoon,
and While admitting that he had seen
Blondin he absolutely refused to say
whether Blondin admitted or denied
me alleged confession. Mr.. Jacques
admitted that his interview with Blon-
am was short one. covering scarcely
Is minutes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20
THEY ACTUALLY DO THE WORK
FOOD Eaten is Worthless Unless d.
gested-Some Stosnaclls Must Have
Help.

Food taken into the Stomach which.
rom the nature Of the food or the con-
.i.i0n OF the stomach, is not digested,
& Nnrs" th;n 10 food at all. This is Il
rua statement as far rs it goes and a
,ront pnny Gysnentics so only this far
With their re" aohing. They argue with
themselves that because their stom-
,ChS do not do thc work given them,
hoy must be given less work, in other
words they mast be starved. 1t would
lc iu$t rs sensible for business man
rhO is; unable to do all his own work
o cut down his business to his own
'apacity rs il is for Il man to starve
himself to re.icve his stomach. The
sensible business man employs help
and gees forward with his business.
Likewise the sensible dysreptic will
employ help for his stomach and give
his body proper nourishment.
STRAITS Dyspepsia Tablets actually
10 the work assigned to them. They
relieve weak and overburdened stom-
ichs of Il great portion OF digestive &C
zion. Their component parts are idcn-
Cir:I with those Of the Gigestive fluids
ana Secretions Of the stomach and they
simply take UP the grind and carry on
thu work just the same as a good
strong healthy stomach would do it.
IN this account Stu&rts Dyspepsia
Tablets are perfectly natural in their
action and effects. They do not cause
any unnatural Of Violent disturbance in
IL" stomach or bowels. They them
selves digest tie food ana supply the
system with all the nourishment con-
tainei III what is eaten ana carry out
| Natures plans for the sustenance and
maintenance OF the body.
IIo". much more sensible is this
method t;lan that employed by many
sufferers from weak stomachs. Ry
this means the body AMI Grain get all
the good, nutritious food they need and
he man is properly nourished and
, equipped TO carry on his work ana per-
| form his duties. He could not possibly
! De in proper working condition BY
starving himself or employing some
new tangled. insufficient food that docs
not contain enough n1trirlent for {
year old baby. A strong man doins
strong work must be properly fed ans
tits applies to the brain as well as III,
body
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. by re.
iieving the stomach Of its work, enabi,
It to recurerate and regain its norma
hSlth and strength. Nature repair
the worn and wasted tissues just u
she heals and knits the bone OF q broll
ou limb. which is OF course not use
ddr;ng the process of repair.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are 70
sale by all druggists at so cents bo
ana they are the one article that tn
druggist does not try to sell somethin
in the place of that's Just as good.
Their unqualified merit and success
and the universal demand for thef
has placed them within the reach 9
every one.
1S,2o,oe..
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NOT EVEN THOUGHT OF,
no CcafaTchc2 Between tire Gar an
t@e japanese Minister.


st; Petersburg, San. 19.-There is NJ
trdth IN IT. settlement cahcj to tn
Cologne GH"cttc that Il persona! inter
view t"tWecA ila Car and the Japancs.
minister, ii. FluriHo. had been arrange.
Il W1ii' h. most unusual for Ills Males
y tn "i"" = p"rao'1l audience to a sim
Die I..l!.H,Vr, AID il is authoIit&tiVe!y de
Hled tnAt such q meeting was ever con
tnniiated.
1t is confirmed from Japanero sourc,
that Russia. I'll notifying Iaian OF Ii
recognition Gf treaty rights in Manchuri;
Exp, cs.-iN e,stcItgd The privileges OF for
,it;. :.'i'lcm"nts ana it is further sal,
tiat III United S'&jo7 mad been inform
81 that I%Han Was Gi.N0scd to contcS
jEi" p"in: which il considered vital, il
,hr exercise "f trad" i'.i i'9ges.
MI II" newspapers ltrNlist"d editorial.
On tie mediation Hr@-t- jinn and dcclar,
such Il styj' is urEct oaSary
III" lt.>S g"norIli.- Admit with som,
irritation that 8 great victory has Ice:
Won by American diplomacy in Manchu
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SAME OLD STORY.
Eight-years-old Child Didn't
Know Twas Loaded,
Mrs. Stephen Tibbe is Of Beddiugtou
Shot by Young Girl.
woman Seriously IF Not Fatally In.
jured by Bullet.

Cherryfeld, Ne, Jan. 1e.-word was
received here, today, that Mrs. Stepher
ll9betts. an aged woman of Bedding.
toA' - niles north Of this town, was Sc
riously, if not fatally shot by the acct
GENITAL discharge OF gun in the hands
c. an S-years-old girl, today.
The gun, which was 22-calibre rife,
stood il the corner of the kitchen and
the girl believing it to be unloaded.
took 1t up and pulled the trigger. Mrs.
lihbetts, although in On adjoining
room at the time, happened to be op-
poslte an open door and received the
bullet i'll the breast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20

The Masters Plumbers Association at
Lynn, Mass, has called special meet
ing for Friday, to adjust the strike of
the jourirynen plumbers. Four firms.
Tuesday, made application for mem
bersnip. Four more firms are still tied
up, having refused to join the Masters
Association and so the union forbids
its members to work for them. Citi-
zens with frozen water pipes have be-
gun to protest against the strike.
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SCTEE:= C.ENi'T WORK.
Indians Try 20 Get 9ount,os on Bogus
Seal Noses.

POI tland, Me. Jan. 19.-Loais Sapiec
ard Joseph 5. Dana, two pAssama-
qunidy Indians from PASSPORT, Were
arrested on complaint of the city treas
urer fcr manufacturing seals noses for
the purpose of swindling the State,
collecting 81 each as bounty from
the state.
r!ey had SIS bogus noses for which
they expected to receive $S6 from the
tity treasurer. The noses Wora mann
fact-rel of seal skin, With bristlcs sew.
in TO- Nhiskers, Sitting openings fo!
nostriis. and dipping in fat and rolling
:. at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20

Almost simultaneously with Mr.
Chanberl@in'a exposition Of his policy
in the GuildhalI, the Duke of Devon
shire and Lord George Hamilton adj
dressed at Liverpool IN equally en-
thusiastic, il smaller meeting, which
was held under the auspices of the
CnioniStS Free Food League.
Tn" Duke Of Dcvnnshirc said he was
coming more and more to believe that
the government was right in advocat-
ing 2 policy of realization against pro-
tectionist countries. but when he justi-
GDd the governments position before
the House Of Lords, he believed there
would h u real inquiry into the trade
conditions Of the United Kingdom and
that this inquiry would not be limited
to thc. production OF an undigested
mass Of statistics coupled with an
acadenical treatise by the premier He
said he feared the Chamberlain COM
mission representing tho highly or
canized ird,-tricS, would be able to
force it o. The 'puntry I" the detri-
i,ent or t!.r 90 lst:i'ler and the less well
organized manufacturers.
| The meeting passed resolution
which waz offered by Lord George
Hamilton and seconded by Winston
Churchill. VI. p. declaring against a
gc neral protective system.
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ANDROscCGG!N COURT.
Grand jury WI! Hear Reports OF
Si1iloii Affairs, Thursday.

Auburn. Me. Jan. 19.-The January
term OF the supreme Judicial court fol
Androscogsin county convened in Au-
burn, today, Justice y. +. Savage pre-
siding. TIE condition Of affairs IT s;ni
!ah, which are being investigated )!
tie county attorney, viii not b
brought before the grand jury unit
Thursday.
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FRiGlD AT WASHINGTON.
Goiaest Weather in Five Years at
Nations Capital,

washington. Jan. l9.-The coolest
"e't'Hcf experienced here since 1899
was recorded here at the weather bu-
IL looaF, the thermometer register
ing 20 degrees above zero, alta O'Clock,
'iiis morning. The cold wave, the
weather bureau officials say covers the
Atlantic coast area ana there is an
other following it along the lakes which
may, however, be DETECTED toward the
st. Lawrence valley.
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OYSTERS WILL BE SCARCE,
Dredging fer Rivalves at StandstiIl at
Bristol r. !.

lflStol. r; l.. Jan. 19.-Oyster dragging
is practically at n stnndstilI in this Soc,
ton, today. the practice of breaking holes
IN the ice in order to procure the bivalves
being considered too expensive as the
prohts ariSlng from the sale of the oysters
would not I've large
the ice along the shore of Warren, Ear
r,neton aud Bristol is about IL inches
thick and. this forenoon. the Temporal
tui'e stood at about 10 degrees below.
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Say State Needs a New Shaft,

Boston. Jan. 1a.-The steamer Bay
State, Captain Oliver. which arrived
here. today. from Portland, was found
to have a defective shaft and viii re-
Quire a new one. The vessel hauled
over to East Boston, where the work
will be dore. Steamer State OF Maine
will be placed on the route between
here and Portland pending repairs to
TIE Bay State.
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CHILLY IN MAINE.
from ~ to 50 Degrees Below Reported
for Tuesday Morninc.

Portland, Ne, Jan. lathe mercury
fell to below zero in this city during
Tuesday night.
PASSPORT reported 10; Ellsworth. 90:
Cquossoc, 81 Bcmis, 81; Rumford
Falls, %; Dixfield, 20: Auburn and
Lewiston, 10 to %; Livcrmo~e 1r,us
80; jay, 80; Bangor, %; Veazie. IS:
Nj Vernon, 20; Monmouth. 70 10 %
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THE COLD WAVE,
Continued from page ~

zee harFesters quit the river ice fields,
tuesday, and returned to their homes.
Inc thermometer registered - degrees
below zero at this point: at Windham
on the mountain top, 80 degrees below,
and at Tannc.sville. 81 DEGREES below.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20

John league. an etnploye at The Maine
Central shops at rhDmpSon's point and
resident Of I.igon!a. SoG5h Portland was
struck by an engine rear the Old transfer
station when returning To mis- nome from
vn,,'S NJ about s o'clock aIcnCaT after
noon and 50 badly injured that he dtedi
ut the Maine General hospital, at about
HE \. NJ. Tuesday.
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Uncle San1's Csi!v Business.

Washington. Jan. 1o.-Coverruc,t PC
relnts: From internal revenue. $40 9it:
customs. SlGOo5; miscellaneous. sSS,,.sG5
Expenditures, 81. SO .On 'y''''
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Omaha. Ne,., Jan. 19.-t;eoiGc Fran
lis Train came to Omaha il the carly
Ge'e and at once became prominent il
business affairs. 1t was he who con-
ceived the idcr Of constructing thu
Union Pacific railroad. re mid out .
n,nnI,cr Of additions 70 Omaha Hni or
z; ni>nl the Credit i'oncier and ''rcdi,
Mobilize 10 raise money To f.n2Hye tn
Union Pacific. Subsequently, lie los;
most o. his omaha holdings @ud when
he latt for the Enst soalc 80 years ago
He w.s a co:lrarn,i.ely poor man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20
TRAIN II, QUARANTINE.
Smallpox Responsible for Isolation q
Niagara Falls.

Buffalo, y. Y. Jan. IA special 49,
the News fron Ni!E;:ra Fails, 81. +
Gland Trunk train 10. 4 i in quaran-
tine Il Niagara Falls, as there is u case
of SMALLPOX or beard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20

Niagara Falls, Jan. 1?.-After vaccin;.t-
Ing al the passengers ON the train and
fumia1ting the cars. the train was al
lowed 10 proceed.