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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-30
BANGOR FAIR
CONTINUED from Page One.)

enough to satisfy the most eager
seeker after excitement The perform
ances of rough riding. trick rifle shoot
ing, to say nothing of the capture and
execution of a typical horse thief are
certainly events of Il stirring nature.
Besides the Wild West show, some
very clever trapeze and slack wire
work is done on the stage before the
grand stand.
The racing events of the afternoon
We're, first, the 2.40 class, trotting or
pacing, for which a purse of $3.50 was
offered. and, second, the z.23 class.
trott:ng or pacing, with a purse of the
same amount.
There were 10 starters in the 2.40
class, and some very pretty racing was
witnessed. Only three heats We're ne
ccsSary as the roam mare. ROwena
Wilkes, owned by G.. NJ. Gegon of Var
mouthville. easily took first place in
three straight. Walter F. Webb's Millie
Wilkes, won second money. Star Line,
owned by c. S. George Of Waterville.
third and Lady Glen, a Bangor mare,
fourth.
Iii the 2.23 class, things did not run
so smoothly, especially in the third
heat when a collision occurred and
three drivers We're thrown. No serious
results We're experienced. however
beyond the smashing of the sulkies.
Nellie Bly,, also owned by w. +. Webb
went around the track three times
without her driver before she could be
stopped. But she showed up we'll in
the fourth and won fourth money.
The score of the two races IS as fol-
lows:
90 CLASS
Rowena Wilkes. m, q. NJ. Gerow,
larmouthvlllc ......................l !
Mile Wilkes. gr m, ". r. Webb,
stari.ine. G. s. George, WatcrvIIlc.3 ! !
Lady Glen. h. ". Burrill. Rang"r..1 $
Bayard l.. g, II. l.. Williams.
May sidney lifi ch I. All.n Rocks. Ban an
strip. A. &. Bradbury. Nrwport......6 c
Ora Drew. br III. NJ. Z. Smith Ii"rt-
John 'nr"' wilkes. /, Z. L. jord:.n.
Barbara. m. Chas. dustin. Pitts
Time. 2471. 235i.,, -3i
Rowera Wilkes LIST; Millie Wilkes. "a /:
Star Line. I'd; Lady Glen 4th. Purse. so
2.23 CLASS.
Laura. m. r. W. Burrill, Ran
snip D.. b &. /. II. Ryder, Ban. \
Lady Dufferm. gr m. L. 5. !.
George. WatcrN lie .........--...... " = =
Nellie bly,. b IN. ". +. Webb,
Augusta ................' / =
Bump. Oh I. +. T.. Fogs. South
l'lrlS .-....-... - - q
Nrlsonita, 'h m, L. \. bartlett.
Time. 2.2:i,, ID :. ..:.;4. 7--.3:;i4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-30
Green Mountain Pomona.

Green Mountain Pomona Grange OF
Hancock county will meet with Nic0lii
Grange. North Ellsworth. Sept . Fol
lowing Is the program:
pDtninE Exercises.
Music.
Address Of Welcome.
Annie A. Moore of Nicolin Grange
response.
iloytc McCaulcy of Pamela Grange OF
Hancock.
BUSINESS.
Fiy"-minutc Speeches for the Good of the
order
Recess.
calling to- Order and Comforting Fifth
Degree.
Question. do Farmers Have the Influ-
'uC'' in legislative Matters That Their
Members aud Intelligence Entitlc Them
In. opened by +. l.. Ilodgkins of La
mon =,
Question: What Has the Grange Done
i"r Is and What Are We Doing for the
,'i.inge Opened by Daniel Hall OF
i.lv View Grange.
Entertainment 10y Nicolin Grange.
'h'etuE 10 Form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-30
THE GRIEVANCES
Of Dissatisfied FiIipinos
Heard by Gen. Wright.
Professional Agitators Urge
An Independent Government
But Have No Plans Formulated. Proposition
Out Of the Question.

Manila. Aug. 29.-The marble hall
ii the municipal building was crowd
u All day with followers of the pro-
frssional agitatOrs for the indepen-
dance Of the Philippines, who had been
invited by Governor General Wright
Iu air their grievances against the in
rular and federal governments before
visiting congressman. The meeting
yyas called to order by Senator Scott
Of West Virginia who acted as chair
man during the meeting. The speak
MS urged the immediate independence
Of the Islands.
Nothing new developed in the argu-
m"nt4 which We're the same as have
been put forward since the civil gov
,rnIncHt was instituted. One speaker
until lately member of the Hong
Kong Junta maintained that the Fill
iiuns We're better fitted for self-gov-
oralncnt than the Greeks, Bulgarian
VI P-ruvians and would be willing to
..cc. It independence under an Ameri-
can prUtectorate or system of per-
p.tjal neutrality.
american protectOrate or a system
Of perpetual neutrality arranged by
the United States with the leading
powers which would guarantee nom
Interference on the part of the am
bilious powers. The same speaker
said that one reason advanced by
Americans for not granting the Fill
TinOS Independence was their lack of
= common language. He referred to
their dialects and compared the Fill
pinos with their multitude of tribal
tongues to the three languages spok-
cn in Great Britain, English. Scotch
and Irish, saying that nation met with
dIthcdltics in the matter of language.
This statement aroused uprOariOus
laughter on the part Of the congress-
u'n
All the speakers We're subjected to
yrll,ye Of questions by the congress
man all finally admitting that they
hnd not given the subject sufficient
study to determine Just how to handle
Independence if given to the Fllipinos
Congressman Cooper of Wisconsin,
iu an Interview, said:
1T is quite apparent to any one who
Las looked into the matter even sup
officially that self government for the
'ldpiuos at the present time Is out
If the question and that within Il very
frw months after the granting of in
,itIyettitsn cts a ere " urftf be- a faetf61al
right. similar To the Aguinaldo-Luna
irud. which would give TN" powers an
,Xcuar to intervene and divide the is
lands"
The sessions will be continued. to-
morrow.
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Wayne Grange.

f''rr a Recess OF six weeks Wayne
''I.' =" met In regular session. Satur-
d.y After the close of the regular
i"uiin" OF business the worthy lecturer,
Mrs. Martha Norris presented an in
t"r''' Ting program. Question-"Bits
" "\p"ri"rc" in the care and profits
%. poultry" was discussed at some
hi&th by those present.
S'Ntal members from Norland
''i 'tS" We're in attendance.
few evenings since the grange pre-
''ht"d a drama. old Acre Folks" II
%I'lG" han and by special request the
pay will be repeated In the near fu-
tirr
Monmouth Grange will visit Wayne
''ftHS'. oct. 2lst. and furnish the pro-
sam Tor the day.
III" PATRONS OF this grange are al
united and the utmost harmony pre-
vans the order is looking forward in
pheasant anticipation 10 a prosperous
''"d profitable winter for Wayne
Grange.
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East kennebec Pomona.

a regular meeting of Fast K"unebec 70
mona GRANGE was held with Branch
Mills Grange. Aug. u.
TWcniy-thrte applications were rc"civ-
ed and accepted. Til" 9Th degree was con
fcrrrd in form. Til" following program
WIS enjoyed:
Music. ChGn
Address of Welcome. O. VI. Crommet,
Response. &. 4. Abbott
Solo. Don WorthInG
Recitation. EuG.IIjI Webster
Duet Sisters WorthuE ana Dinsmort
Question. considering past and present
conditions ana iii view OF future pros
poets, can the MIin" farmers raise beef
IT a profit" Opened by Martin Weber
followed by others.
Solo. Helen WorthInG
Defamation Earl Nelson
Spelling lesson Of the "Old Time School,
GuStavus Wyman
Song. Don Worthing
A very pleasing and acceptable fcatur,
Of the meeting was q gift of 800 from
kennebec Pomona Grange. Number III
attendance 81. The next meeting will be
held with Chelsea Grange, Sept. %.
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AlberiS' Little
DINNER Pill

the most wonderful stomach tonic and
inviaorator ever known. Not physic,
not a patent medicine and not drug.
You can eat and digest any food with
out distress if you use AIbert's Little
Dinner Pill. Try it and be convinced
Of our claims; the trial costs you moth.
ino. Call and get free package, or u
Vol, cannot call write ALBERT CHEM
icAL COMPANY, 8 ALBERT BUILD
ING. P,ston, Mass. Bowditeh & Web
80 Aug. 26d1yr.
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Somerset Pomona Field Day.

Somerset Pomona met for its annual
Field day. at Lakewood park. Tuesday
Seldom has there been a more success
full meeting of the Changers of Somer-
set county. The list of speakers has
proved a drawing card. and the crowd
extended from the platform as far as
tie voices of the speakers could be
heard.
In addition to the speakers. there was
a very excellent program for the en-
tertainment Of those present. The
weather in the morning looked some
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WAYN {.

"A. j. Flke shipped carload of pota-
toes TO Boston, Saturday. They were
ali grown on his thrca -acrc piece eX-
cept 81 bushels which he bought at 10
cents A busheI
,r,,d,,,, r.,,,:. :. ..t;,,,.. ~ ,..--
i'll ,',,,, ,,l.l i'i't' ~ II ?
u w. WATSON mas TWO acres OF NEE
sweet c"ili for more thail week
i"N'o'i'S nave pr'H scillS through u
'loou' u very ii'slil' "ie'Allis GOWN ana
ghaWing the best ears and biting into
.;t -l'''@ ,''''!l. "ii'ris W slil''ll y
:, ,'.,-.'' "'c'.''i r''9 S"0CI''ee
=, II, ~ 49, ~ IL 'iie
Young ouo wh..h Re Il nina aIive ii
q CAGE.
Miss Edith Riggs is visiting friends
II salem Mass, ana IL having 4 de-
llshtful time.
llr. Gould IL repairing the buildings
IN Tho kni.rhi Farm
Snn,n f,r,n.,,e oro ai..-,;,,., ,,,o;r ro,,
tn.e thinl,i,'.r ,t,,,,, Mn ~ -
If dn,r vhjIn rh.. to,,s .,,., .,,.l,,,
=
pIa J" liou~" 81 inns town. but former
~ 81 Boston, 1T the home Of her moth
irt, "a 49,, w. ,i".',r the occasion pt-
MIS- Jons, i, I,ia1,1,, .,, TIL Il II
who know Her. Ana Her friends united
in making the party Il most pleasant
nuts anJ cnndy MAX ynrvni F' It'll XIX T. i
late hour the guests departed Ieavinp
a number of pretty gifts for Mrs
House Is \ rIcayjnc reminder If TIL
day.
\ musical rehearsal was given Mt the
Methodist church, Sunday evening. The
SOLOS ny Mrs. Beers. were especially fine,
Miss Annie Clark of Augusta. Is mass
ing 4 fcw days with Mrs. Barker.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Turner ana daurbtor
are visiting Miss Neil Turner
NJ ,,... ,..,
y. i'll, ,' !" r''r, :" i'i'"ht"h'
',,,, ,',' 7'''H' "' N''- ana NF@. Louis Car
''ii''
nassinr th.. ,,a'>"' III" lit ''tii
cardinor t,.. a WIN NM iLouIS
sb. ,,-tn ~ s|i'o - i''i''"'I'' WHERE
'''i''' '''''' "i'itei
,oh,,, r'''"., ~ M'''o'h' ana Merle
'''''r'o" W hruhS"lcE' are guests III
MI. ,,. ,rr
Railey's Island for vacation
n, ,,., A.. r., ,,.,.-,,.
u ,b.. p,,.,..'..., t'.,,,'..
LiTCHFIELD.
Mr.. Daniel True AMI son have been
visiting Mr.. Lows brother, o. "A. True
for The last few days.
Henry Crane. who has been visiting
his sisters mere. returned home to
GAINESVILLE. Wis, this Week.
Next sabbath Rev q ! potoh Will,
EiE" srerial address, "a World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-30

AN observer tells this: Il was to.lar
an interested spectator of a short
struggle between wasp and one of
NOSE larg" flies like a bee with a big
NAT head. They We're on the ground
ana | watched while the wasp. after
IF"nahiy singing the fly. deliberately
severed the head from the body, and
,heh, finding it still too heavy a bur-
zen. cut OF the tail end of the fly and
lew off with the trunk without wait
ing TO perform its toilet. The whole
operation took about five minutes and
from the mastery manner the wasp
set to work he was evidently a prac-
uced hand"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-30
MARANOCOOk.

Miss Webb Of East Boston, is at Mrs.
Flanders. She will leave for Portland.
Wednesday.
A. B. Huff of East Boston, is stop
ping at Henry Whittier's. Mrs. Huff
has been stopping there this summer.
They will return to Boston, Friday.
Mr.. Parnell Of East Boston, a friend
of Mr.. Huff's. has been stopping at
Mr.. FLINDERS. Mr.. Parnell left, Mon
day. for New Brunswick, to visit rela-
tives.
Eugene Whittier of Oakland. has
been passing his vacation with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Whittier
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Whittier of
Somerville, Mass, have been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Whittier, and
also his brothers, Charles and Henry
Whittier
Mr.. Huff was somewhat surprised.
Saturday evening, when he returned
from a neighbours. to find number of
old friends at the home of Henry Whit
tier to see him, it being Mr.. Huff's
bortlday. A very pleasant evening was
passed in playing games and whist.
Ice cream and cake We're served and at
n late hour the company dispersed.
wishing Bert many happy birthdays.
CHINA.
Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Whitman
from Minnesota, are visiting their
aged mother. Mrs. Crommett, on Deer
Hill. F.. e.. Sc 40, -
CROSS HILL.
Luther Il. Bussen of Boston. Miss En-
wa L. Russell Of East Boston, and Miss
cd. Saturday. ana will pass couple Of
weeks with Mr.. Bussell's sister. Mrs. 81
rah Jones. and Mrs. Mary Clark.
Miss Lillian Hit of Riverside. who W.
visiting friends in this place S"vcr0l days
Inst # eek, rei'w0ed IN her home. Sunduy,
Frank H. Austin of Wltervili,. 'was 1T
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Austin, Sunday.
John Russell ana one Of his schoolmatcs
from Oak Grove Seminary. called on Mr.
and Mrs. G.. II. Russell, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Robbins and son
Arthur, accompanied by the Haly family,
passed the day. Wednesday, at the Sol
ditrS Homo ut TosuS.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Rice Of Milford.
Mass, arrived, Sunday, to pass a brief
vacation with Mrs Kice's parents, Mr..
Maurice Emery of Monmouth. is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Nina Jakins, ut Mrs.
S. r. Jones.
Some Of the butchers of Nassalboro ara
kicking themselves now after those large
oxen OF Mr.. Stevens are sold. to think
they let such good trade slip through
their fingers. The live weight of the oxen
was 400 pounds.
Miss Edna Page and Miss Jennie Stur
tcvant Of Skowhegan, are tire guests Of
Miss Pages grandmother, Mrs. NJ. A.
Randall, for week.
Merton Knowles has pair Of hand
some thrce-months-old colts that he has
refused $50 for.
Russell Sheldon of Boston, Is visiting
Sheldon Gardner and sisters for 4 few
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-30
FIR e e
TRIAL of the GREAT
CURE FOR
Chronic and Acute Indigestion and
DYSPEPSIA

rIf you have sour stomach, passage of
Gas, bad breath, coated tongue, disgust
for food, full or sick feeling after eat
ing, distress ard belehing, water brash,
constipation, sick headache, despon-
dency, wart of energy, nervous or irri-
table feeling. non assimilation Of food
or any stomach trouble you should Sc
cure a trial package of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-30
Knox Pomona GRANGE.

There will be n special session Of Knox
Pomona Grange. with Acorn Grange,
Cushing, Saturday. Sept :, for the pnr-
pose of comforting the fifth degree. Thu
county officers are particularly requested
to he present at this meeting.
The regular session nf this Grange will
be- held with Whit" oak Grange i'll North
Warren. Friday. Sept. s The program is
as follows:
Song, Choir
Address of Welcome. T.. T. Hills
Response, Ada Lucas
Song, Grace StctSon
Reading, Q. A. Copeland
Song. Mrs. Lidclla Townsend
Paper, II. l.. Grinncli
Reading, Mrs Fred Alexander
Duet. Grace Stctson ami Lizzie Pcndleton
Essay, Mrs +. o. Jameson
Song, Choir
Discussion of question: What Is the
Most Important Matter to Come Up for
Consideration in Our Primary Caucus
or Local Election. ana What Is Our
Duty in Regard to 1t" L. j. Hills. 4.
T. Starrctt. +. O. Jameson, Fred Alex
slnder, Leroy Lermond. W. J. Caddy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-30

In the French army an officer whose
duty it is to report on Il junior is obliged
to show him the original report and OBJ
tain his signature to it. as n proof that
he has made himself master of the con-
tents. The general officer is not per-
mitted to express any opinion on the
matter until he obtains from the one
accused a written defense.
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Saqadahoc Pomona.

The next meeting of the Sagadahoc Po-
mona Grange will be held. Wednesday,
Aug 30, with Enterprise Grange OF Rich
m0nd. The program will be:
Opening.
business.
Address Of Welcome. Eva Hathorne
Response. T.. l.. White
Instrumental Music. Lizzie GIlushia
CUES ton: (Which Is the Most Proiita bic
Dairying. Sheop-raising. or the Poultry
Business?" w. Il. Guptill, c. H. Reed
and John burlington, followed by discus
sion.
Noon Recess
Cornet Solo, Homer f. Alexander
Paner, Florence Brown
Census.
Music.
Entertainment by Enterprise Grange.
Remarks for Good of the Order
Closing.
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SARCENTVILLE.

The summer visitors recently gave q
musical for the benefit ,: the new Ii
brary building. 1t was Hcli patronize1
and much enjoyed.
There was a very pleasant lawn party
at Henry w. SargenI'S. The driveway
and grounds were prcttlly Illuminated
with Japanese lanterns.
Schooner Ella NJ. Storer. Captain
Philip G.. Pendleton Of lslesboro has
loaded paving this week for New York.
Mrs. Augusta Dresser and daughter.
Miss Aurelid, who nave been visiting
their gr;tnddaughters Misses Leila and
Lillian Dresser. have l'eturned to their
home in Bangor.
Miss Helen Bayarl Of Cambridge.
Mass, is visiting at Cbldbrook Farm.
Rev. ]. II. Davis. y. -, who during
his vacation which h" spends i'll Sar-
gentyille breaches tarh Sunday even
inc. has returned TO his laLCrs IN Phila-
d"lphil.
Rev. DR.. Logan of Scranton, Pa, is
slsitiug his daughter, Mrs. II. A. Knapp
1T the Anchorage. He preached a very
lblc sermon at the Chapel, Sunday
evening.
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READFIELD DEPOT.

Mrs. Ann Greeley, West Somcrvillp,
Mass. is the guest of Mrs. f. w.
Brown. Mr. dnd Mrs Charles
Thompson. Winthrop. We're also 1T
Mrs. Browns, Sunday.
Edgar Robinson recently shipped.
from the station, \ carload Of nice
hogs which attracted much attention.
George Waugh and family. Mon
mouth. We're the guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Nelson Poole. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Whittier,
ChmlcstoWn. Mass, are spending their
vacation at the old homestead WITH
his brother. c. d. Whittier. They are
also entertaining Miss Anna Johnson
from Connecticut.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rollins in company
with Mrs. Frederick from Augusta.
drove to the home of Mrs. Dennis Jos",
where Mrs. Frederick will spend aev-
eral weeks. on her return Mrs. Rol-
Inns called on friends.
Nj. and Mrs. David c. Lawrence.
Cambridge Mass, are. visiting their
aunt. Mrs NJ. J. Shorburnc.
Sheriff Brown is very busy at the
present time.
Among those who attended Lake
side campmeeting, Sunday, We're Arian
Jones, Miss Marcia Carrie, Miss Alma
Gordon and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A.
Sanborn.
Mrs. J. +. Denton was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. ID. W. kensill, Port
land. Wednesday ana Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Allen. Mt. Vernon.
We're guests ut the home of Howard
Allen, Sunday.
Theer were many visitors at Maran-
acook, Sunday, and the passion for
souvenirs was we'll exhibited by the
numbers who We're searching in III"
ruins for some memcntu one man
found roller skate which he Will ear
ry to his home in another state. where
it will be gilded, mounted and placed
among other souvenir collections.
Services were held ut the chapel.
Sunday. conducted by Rev. Mead KEEL
sey. Winthrop Center. Mr.. Kelsey is
an interesting speaker, having HAD 4
wide experience as a missionary in
Palestine for several years; after
wards revisiting the place where his;
brother. Rev. A. f. Kelsey is now sta
toned.
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ExceIsicr Pomona.

Excelsior Pomona held the field meeting
and Childrens day with Crystal Lake
Grange, Aug. 10. 1t was estimated that
there were over 100 present. After stoll-
ing about and chatting till noon the peo-
pie gathered in groups and ate dinner.
Crystal Lake furnishing hot coffee. etc.
AT 1.30. w. Master Jones called to ORDER
and the following program was ,en5oyed:
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KENNEBEC
VASSAL EORO.

POPE AVENUE-A baseball con-
test betw"cn the Tassaiboro Center
ana Wmslow teams. Saturday, was
won by the former by Il score OF Is
to O.
Mrs. Eliza Rutterfield of East Vas
salboro. and Mrs. Althea Hedge OF
Rhode Island. were callers at George
Fl. Pope's, Monday.
Arthur ". Pope was business
caller in Waterville. Monday.
The tent meetings at the Center are
very interesting and well attended.
China ,campmeetmg, near Lambs
Corner. Will begin. Friday, Sept. I.
Fred Whitney called on friends in
the place, Sunday.
Charles II. Pope and family Will &C
cupy their cottage on China camp
ground during the campmeetlng.
l.. &. Barker ana family We're call
ars at Mrs. Kate Popes, Sunday.
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STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK.
SURRY.

Miss Esther Conary entertained 4
number Of her young friends. Monday
evening, it being her 18TH birthday.
She was the recipient Of many useful
and pretty presents.
Mrs Alice Carter and her two child
rem, also Miss Cristie Ross, all of Bar
Harbor, are the guests Of Mrs. Rosie
Carter at her home on Nam street.
Miss Louise Cox of Cast,Ee. is teach
ing the Grammar grade and Miss
Mabelle Morgan. the primary and in
termediate grade.
Mrs. Agnes Clark has returned from
North East Harbor. where she has been
passing Il few days.
Messrs. Chas. Beede, ). +. Colt and
Simon Flood left town, Monday. for the
Soldiers Home at Togus, where they in
tend to stop for time.
Mr.. NJ. L. Linncken is in Bangor on
business.
Prof w. f. Lord of Cuba, who IS
passing his vacation in Ellsworth. re-
Gently called on relatives in town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-20
PRISONER BADLY CHI BRED.
Polite em,an CrOnin Says Alleged Wlfrbcatcr
kicked and Pounded Him.

A woman ran out of the house at t53
st. AIMS avenue. The Bronx, yesterday
afternoon, screaming for help. Policeman
Hopp came along and she told him that
her husband Charles Cronin, had been heat
ing her
Cronin followed her out and tho police
man put him under arrest, Cronin resisted,
Hopp says, and kicked him in the groin.
putting him out Of business for few
seconds He tackled Cronin again and
they had a rough and tur'be fight Hopp
c ubbing and Cronin kicking and striking.
A crowd Of over thousand persons ranged
about the pair and yelled shame" when
Hopp pounded Cronin over the head with
his club. When the fight was over tronin
was in bad shape. There was a cut four
inches long on his head and anot her on his
cheek. He was weak from loss Of blood.
A doctor had to bc called from Lincoln
Hos pital and Cronin was taken here III an
ambulance. Hopp reported the case at h"
Alexander avenue station and sad that
he had to clubth man to save himself from
being badly hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-20
...,,,,,t United states Attorney Retires.

Joel NJ. Marx, special assistant United
States District Attorney in charge OF nat
uralization Investigations and prosecutions,
has presented his resignation, to take effect
June 30. He retires to resume the practise
name of Marx 4 Miller at 220 Broadway.