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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
Miss Anthony IS Years Old.

Rocheste-. y. Y. Fob. 15-Miss susan
T. anthony celebrated her S5h birthday
Wednesday. She has already received
GREETINGS from political equality clubs in
finland. switzerland. Holland, Austria.
Germany Austria, South American and
from all quarters Of America and Mexicn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
BIG FIN e
To Be Imposed On Persons Carrying
Concealed Weapons.

New York. Feb 15.-An ordinance has
been adopted by the board OF aldermen
empowering city magistrates to assess q
fine of $50 on persons found carrying con-
cealed weapons. The former penalty was
$40 and had little efficiency, according to
the police, toward breaking up the prac-
tice
The new ordinance empowers city mag
istrateS not only to impose the fine but
to commit the carrier of heavier weap-
onS for six months. The ordinance gives
the police commissioner power to issue
permits for carrying concealed weapons
as at present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
SElF-RELIANT.
Hoch Receivers His Recently Droopinu
Spirits.

Chicago. Feb 1.-THE inquest over the
rein.lt OF Mrs. Mnrie Walker Hoch was
r"urc'ri that the exrert medical testfmn-
~ would not be presented until neYt
Monday. I!n'f ma: a self-reliant air in
cGhi Inst 70 III nervousness nj the opening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
A DEFECT
In United States Battleship Ohio In
Big Guns.

San Francisco, Feb. 15.-The Examiner
says:
A serious defect has been found in the
forward turret of the new battleship Ohio
The Ohio left here ON Feb. for the Santa
Barbara channel and there for the first
was made to this port and then 1t was
found that the discharge of the guns had
uncovered defects in the forward turret.
1T will require four or five weeks to put
the vessels turret in the proper condi-
finn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
Can't. Anderson Arrive.

Wilmington. n c., Feb. 15-Carta;r
Chas; Anderson of the D. J. RaWson
which was. wrecked on Cape Looko,It
sh9als on the 9Th inst, was brought here
Will take passage by Clyde Line to New
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

-, ru,os and was passed to be en-
sros@,,m,n tion by Mr.. Brown of Kennebec.
ON -n.,tc adjourned to meet on Thurs
inr F.h II. l9oj. at 10 O'Clock in IN"
tnlcuoun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
Vessel Missing.

London. Feb 15.-The British bark
Edith Mary. Captain Hughes from As
censon. Sept. T. for st. Johns, n. F.,
has been posted at Lloyds as missing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
HOUSE,.


Wednesday. February -, 1908,
PRAYER By Rev. Mr.. Canham of Hal
,,u9ral of yesterday read and APP
r,u4rs from the Senate disposed of
II concnfr~nc-- ILL.,
rjlI. an act to impose an excise tax
=, ,b.. business OF selling, giving or de-
r,..frg trading stamps. checks. cou-
,.s az similar devices in connection
HIN th4 SIT. 81 articles, referred in the
c.,ote 10 the committee on legal af-
,.i~s was tabled for printing pending
,4f,,ence pl I've House i'll concur
.,ca on motion Of Mr.. Stevens of
..f,tl
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Reports of Committees.

act for the city of Bangor, reported
that III the opinion of the delegation
the same ought not to pass, believing
that legislation at the present time is
inHdVisable for such changes as sug-
gested, and that same should be more
carefully investigated by special
comm ittee to be created by the city of
Bangor. and that action should be tax
en- by both branches of the city gov
eminent before action is taken by the
Legislature.
Mr.. Reed from the committee on legal
affHirs reported leave to Withdraw on
petition of c. F. Rand and % others
prohibiting playing baseball or football
near dwellings.
Mr. HOWes from the committee on
education. on bill. an act to provide for
| instruction in music in the public
schools, reported that the same be re-
ferred to the next Legislature.
Mr.. Tunper from the committee on
appropriations and financial affairs. on
resolve in favor Of the city of Lewis
| ton. reported that the same be referred
| to tho committee on claims.
| Mir. Topper from same committee re-
ported same on Resolve in favor of the
| city Of Portland.
NJ. Upper from same committee re-
ported same on Resolve in favor of the
town OF Falmouth.
Mr.. Johnson from the committee on
the judiciary reported ought to pass
on bill, an act to extend the rights.
| bowers and privileges Of the Ri own
Vile and Williamsburg Water Com
pany.
| Mr. Newcomh from same committee re
ported in new draft bill. an Act to pre-
vent throwing refuse and garbage into tn,
| Aroostook river within the limits of For
| Fairfield village corporation and that il
ought to pass.
| MI. Merrill from same committee re
ported ought to PASS on bill. an Act t.
authorize the ;own of Skowhegan to sub
scribe to the capital stock Of the Skowhc
gan Hall Association.
Mr. Merrill from same committee re-
pnrtod ought TO pass on bill. an Act to au
thorize the Skowhegan Hall Association
| to issue preferred stock.
Mr. Merrill from same committee re
ported ought to pass on bill, an Act tC
amend Section of Chapter 81 Of the Re
viscd Statutes relating 10 the appointment
of deputy clerk OF courts.
Mr.. Higgins from same committee. or
bill, an Act to amend Chapter 15S of the
Private ana Special Laws Of 1879 in resarC
to building dams and emhankments or
| Swift river in the town Of Byron report 90
| that the same be printed pending refer
ence.
Mi Higgins from same committee re-
nortcd same on bill. an Act authorizing
the Ashland Company to erect dams ant
make improvements on the tributaries o.
the Cpper Aroostook river in the county
Of Aroostook.
Mr.. Hale from same committee reported
ought to pass on bill, an Act to amend
Section 10 OF Chapter IS Of the Revised
Statutes relating to replevin writs.
Mr. Merrill from same committee re
ported ought to pass on bill. an Act to in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

r.u m act 10 amend section of
charter II of tn" private and SPECIAL
,..w. az IH>1. as amended by chapter
~ Of III" private and special laws OF
1,.7. relating to the taxation Of certain
rl2utatiuIe. comes from the Senate
vim. S,Ilat,. ameudnent y. The llous"
,,,.,,. ei,lr,,.d the vote v hereby the bill
VAS l..iss"d 10 h" emgrossed. S"nAt"
..,a4l.!m.il. \ WAS adopted. and thu Dill
VIZ men passed to be enSr"sSed as
am"lri,d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

i.o.y ~ I.>I. ~ amended by chapter
- If IN. r,iyate and special laws 81
r..- ,.1;,ti,,g to the. taxation Of certain
,t,,t,finI.4 comes from tie Senate
ain. -4ii;,f,. :tmelidtnrnt A. The House
eit,.r,.d ih. vote. " hereby the, bill
,,. ,..esnd "a he engrossed. Senate
...,., ,t,..,,. \ WAS adopted. and tin. bill
~ HAN passed to be engfossed as
.,,,,,i.I
The following petitions. blils, etc
were prcs. uted and referred:
judiciary.
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charter for village corporation LOT
-. Mr. tf.,i. of portlo,d. Pill an act
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- W. r,l,,,,, Of tI,I1o,,au. pill
81, '', ~ at,,,,,a of ana
,i,v or uaIIowcu rr,bled on motion
Of Mr.. J"hnsonD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
Senate Bills on First Reading.

An act to incorporate the F"reSide
v,,.r Company. CTahled for printing
,,.,1iee acceptance in concurrence Of
u.,.t. report Of tie committee report
i,o ought to pass, on motion Of Mr..
r,jrk4v Of rumbt rlalidD
Resolve in favor of the Eastern
Maize General Hospital.
-, acr tn amend section A Of chap
Ter II Of the Revised Statutes relating
u the taking Of smells.
R..oiye in favor Of the Bangor Chill
drsn's Hone.
Resolve III favor of A. H. Small,
Pn;laij, Maine.
l;osolve IL favor OF Fred w. Lee, Au-
gristl. Maine.
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Salaries.

BY Mr.. Stearns of NIillnccket: Peti-
ton Of l.. i. Rogers and Al others of
Patten i'll favor of the adoption of the
report of the committee on the aboli-
ton of the fee system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
Arcostook County Delegation.

BY Mr.. Irving of IPresque Isle: Bill.
an act to empower the county of
Aroostook to purchase and acquire
title TO lands adapted to agricultural
purposes in said county. Grabbed for
printing pending reference on motion
of Mr.. Powers of Houlton)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
T temperance.

| temperance.
| BY Mr. Merrill Of DiXfeid: Petition
of j. Abbott NJ!r ami 90 citers in favor
| of resubmission or the enactment of the
| druggists bill.
Ky Air. Martin Of Rumfo-d: Petition
OF l.. W. Blanchard and 112 others
praying for The better enforcement OF
ne pr"hibitory ,aw.
! Iy Mr.. Hale Of Portland: Petition of
w. G. T L. Of Westbrook in favor OF
creating commission of three for en-
| f"rcemont Of prohibrory law. Also to
investigate by special committee man
Fer Of enforcing prchibitory law in
Cumberland ~ounty; Of W. G. I. u. of
Cray for same: Of w. G. r T. of Eas-
ctiSield for same: of w c. T. L. of
Peaks Island fpl same: of W. c. T. L.
az Cumberland Mills for same: of w.
~ T. L. Of y aWnall for same: of w.
t. T. l. of Harrison FOR same; of w. =.
7. I. Yarmouth for same.
Taxation.
BY Mr.. Webster of Chesterville: Pc
tHlon of |. W. Sargent and - others in
favor of the Merrill bill.
BY Mr. kinsrlan Of Cornville: Petit
tion of .. Robertson and 20 others of
-. Adams for same: Of Fred Lucas and
80 others of ST. Adams 70" same.
BY Mr. Nittum Of Concord: Petition
Of w. K. Jordan and s others of Bing-
ham for same.
BY Mr.. FaWsctte If Garland: Petit
Dexter for same.
BY Mr. KinSman of COrrville: Petit
tion of F.. l.. Lrughton and So others of
Ripley for Sama.
BY Mr.. era. Of Paris: Petition of
w. O. FrothinGham and G others of
South Paris for repeal of law taxing
mortgages On real estate.
BY MI kineMan Of Augusta: Petit
ton Of K. II. White and l other of
Richmond for same.
By Mr.. MARTA of Rumford: Petition
of Arthur f. !IorrisCn ard others of
Eumford Fails +or same.
by Mr.. Shevpnell of BiddefOrd: Petit
ton OF Board of Trade of Biddeford
fCr same
by Mr.. Cray of Paris: Petition Of
Alton G. Wheeler and "A others Of
Paris for same.
BY Mr.. Webb of Brunswick: Petit
ton Of J. W. Curtis and 1 other Of
Brunswick for same.
by Mr.. kinenIan of Augusta: Peti-
tion Of Geo y. Thaobald and others
of Richmond for same.
BY Mr.. Baxter Of Portland: Petition
of Milliken. Tomlinson Co. and - 9TH
ers of Portland for same: of Frances
T.. Wal iron and IS others of Portland
for same; of Rines Bros. Co and 80
others of Portland for same; of Will
liam H. Green and IS others of Port
land for same; of Deering WinslOw &
Co. and a others for same; of Cook.
Everett & Pencil and others of
Portland fOr same; of Alden w. Gates
and )? others Of Portland for same; of
Austin w. Pease and 81 others OF Port
land for same; of F. E. Eastman ami
1.S others of Portland for same.
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Federal Relations.

Ey Mr. Reed Of Portland: Bill. an
act to provide for the representation of
the State Of NJ line ana the Lewis and
Clark and jamestown EXpoSitiOns, ana
making appropriation therefor. CTa-
bled for printing and 500 additional
copies ordered printed on motion of Mr..
Ped Of Port land.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
Orders Of the Day.

On motion of Mr.. Stevens of Port
land. bill. an cat relating to the manu-
facture of intoxicating liquor and cider,
was taken from the table, and on fur
Their motion by the same gentleman it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
judiciary.

I'll. following Petitions. bills, etc
were presented ard referred:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
Banks and Banking.

Ry Mr. Lossclyn Of Portland; Biii. an
act to incorporate the National Trust
COMPANY of Portland. Me.
BY Mr.. Hale of Portland: Rill. an
act to Incorporate the United states
Trust Company of Portland.
Ey Mr. Johnson of Hallowell: Bill. an
act to extend the charter of the Halo
well Trust Company.
BY MIR. Thompson of Orono: Bill. an
| act to incorporate the OrOno Trust
| Company.
Ply Mr.. Fawsctte of Garland: Fill. an
| act to incorporate the Dexter Trust
| Company.
Agriculture.
Ry Mr.. Holmes of Caribou: Remon-
| StrInce Of y. II. Nelson and II others
| of New Sweden against any change
in the Grout law. so called.
! Bv Mr.. Norcross OF Winthrop: Eill.
an act 10 prevent wilful destruction Of
trailing arbutus.
| Military Affairs.
| Ply Mr.. Cakes of Auburn: Resolve in
favor of w. ". Watson: also resolve in
favor of soldiers Of the Spanish War
who received medical treatment at
their houses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
Passed to be Enacted.

An act to confirm the organization
of the Old Town Electric Company, to
change its name to Bangor Railway
and Electric Company, and to author
ize it to acquire the properties and
franchises Of the Public Works Com
pany, the Bangor. Orono and Old
Town Railway Company, and the
Bangor, Hampden and Winterport
Railway Company, and to confer GER
tain powers upon said Bangor Railway
and Electric Company.
An act to incorporate the Hamilton
Trust Company.
An act to amend section 113 of chap
ter Il of the Revised Statutes, relating
to the number of trustees of State Nor
lnnl schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
Shore Fisheries.

Rv Mr.. Grant Of Frceport. Petition
asking for the ,cpnal of the law rela-
ting 10 the bounty on seals.
~ Mr. Nawconh If F,,etnort. Pc
monstrancc IF John Mccoy and others
Of PASSPORT gainst frea sc lining.
BY Mr.. Peacock Of I.ubec: Bill. an
act to amend chaptcr PSI If the private
and special laws Of 1903 relating to the
taking of smalts.
BY Mr.. Turner Of Whitef1eld: Bill
Fraa, n,,or.s n,1 Shn 49, .>.',L y, y? S'.,.
county Of Lincoln.
Dv Mr. Inrarsoll Of Eiaaoford. PHI
an act to raun3l charter Az of tbq
private ana special !aws 81 1909 relating
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

bargain next month for cessation Of
hostllitios with their darkskinned van
quishcrs on land and sea.
The tranquil buzz OF the farmers
moving machine Will drift Into the
conference room along with the tlnkle
~ The bell wethcrs perpetual signal.
The merry voices Of boys at play
down by the placid water under the
ridge will speak % the Joy OF life and
doubtless viii prompt comparisons In
the minds OF these managers OF the
fiercest OF all modern wars.
Wa " the antonym Of Portsmouth,
aud the synonym "a simple peace. II
Is the boast OF the people Of New
Hampshire that no armed enemy, 9th
ar than Indians. ever tired the soil OF
the state. But there ara not few
gray.hared old men who are prepared
10 tell the visiting plenipotentlaries OF
the gallantry and yalor of the men
Of a generation ago. and that Ports
mouth was one OF the FIRST places 70
be settled by the coionlsts from Great
Britain IN 1923. or three years after
the landing OF the Pilgrims on Cape
Cod. Here John Paul Jones. whose
remains We are just now claiming
back from France. fitted out the hrst
frigate for the American navy.
Has q Tranquil Air.
"The prcttiest place IN the world.
I wrote Thos. Bailey Aldrlch. In his IN
In In In 10 In In IN In In In In inin
nous story OF a bad boys adventures
in Portsmouth. "The streets are long
and wide. shaded by gigantic Amerl
can elms, whose dropping branches
lnterlaclng here and there, span the
avenues with arches graceful enough
4 10 be the bandiwork OF fairies. Many
/ OF the houses have small flower gar
dons IN front. gar In the season with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
LAS CRUCES

From me Republican
Attorney Horton Moore and family
have returned from E Paao' Mr.
Moore d greatly Improved Ia hefiih.
Mrs.. X. l.. Powell expects 20 leave
ln q lev days upon a trip % the sea
shore la California where she will
visit her sister.
a. w. hearG. having sold his In.
tcrest 10 tho Rio 0fando Republican.
eSFeete 90 leave In a few days for hiE
Nebraska home. a. J. papon has
been employed as manager OF the
paper.
Raymond me oldest son OF Nr. and
Mrs. Ge0rss W FfCnger. has recently
Developed tuberculosis. and 30 and
his mother have len Tor California.
where they VIII spend some time Ia
tho interior OF the state. The ao,.
Tor expresses the hOne that the
change may result III a c0riplole res
tOraii0n 10 health.
Mrs X. l.. Powell. sssnessaphor a.
the bTowA Realty company, has 70.
turned from q very pleasant Wait ioI
friends ln DeminE.
The bona Ana county fair should
not be forgotten, as d viii DO q great
baauiit % the Mnsilla valley M or.
sanitation should 10 commenced a.
once.
Hon. r. n. Day. who ~ having kis
eyes treated as the Providence hos.
piinl, El faao, came up Wednesday
night on q visit 10 hss family and 70.
turned Thufhday morning. Mf. Days
eyes are getting stronger, and prob
ably under The present mode Of .raai.
mqni will Fet we'll
The farmers IA the valley are again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
NEW MEXICO AND
i9lZONA PEOPLE

Special Correspondence.
Los Angeles. Cal. July 29.--The fol
lowing Arizona and New Mexico PEG
pie are registered az the llollonbeck
hotel.
NJ. Z. Hapgood Nogales. Ariz.
w. l.. Duden. Tucson. Ariz.
ThOs. Burns, nlsbee, Aria.
j. II. Livingston aud wife. El PaEo,
Texas.
Jos, Broughton and J. u. Conloy,
hisbeo. AriH.
W, u. Hunnewell, Cananea, Mexico.
l.. J. +. Jaeger and r. Scott McFar.
land, Tucson, Arlz.
@. G, Boiling, Winslow, Arlz.
n. s. Douglas and family, Douglas,
Ariz.
}. W, Taylor. ri Paso. Texas.
Charles Mellni ara wife, AibuQuor-
que, n. NJ.
Il. Wilson, Livingston, Ariz.
u. ~ Green, Cananea, Mexico.
n. ID, COgln, Klngman. Aria.
II. u. Wright, Winslow, Arlz
Geo. H. Merryman. Phoenix. Arig.
Mrs B. r. SweetwO0d. Williams,
Ariz.
Mrs ~ Il, Button, Cananea, Mexico.
j. s. Chapman, Oaxela, Mexlc0.
". L. McMakin, Cananea, Hoxico.
Nat J. Loary and M, schoenthai,
Tucson, Ariz.
n. l.. Pickett, Tombstone, Arlz.
John II. Young, Prescott, Aria.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
SANTA rs

From the New Mexican.
Mra. .. q. Watson. who has hoen
seriously ill a. her home. 20i Chapelio
street. o. slowly lmproviuF.
otto Franz. after several DAYS uf On
ioymyut In the capital. has returned
90 bis home IN Lamar. Colo. Mrs.
Franz aud children have remained a.
guests az the Palace
The ruins nf the old warehouse on
the Fort Marcy addition. which was
burned sunday night. should be- torn
down and removed The half Charrod
wallis are unslghuy.
Frank y. sturgos. A, J. Fischer. John
nundhai. frauk Andrews. Thomas
CnrOy and clay Patterson viii con.
stliute a party of fishermen who viii
leave en- Thursday, Augult 8. Tor tkC
hlu Pueblo 10 southern Taos county
The party viii be- gone two weeks
SURVEYOR General M. o. LleWeiiyn.
who returned from a visit 20 las
Cruces, SAYS that the past week has
been one continual dowunour ct rain
IN that section. The roads have be-.
come very muddy and farmers are
afraid tlyre eill be- ton much water
n. NJ. stephens returned 80 the city
Friday from the vicinity Of tho Cash
Entry mining claims Ia Santa 30
county, whore bio has been gorklnH
with surveying party. re carries
with him a badly dianRurcd face, the
result Of a fan down the side OF n
Hioep hill While setting stakea he
was suddenly overcome by an attack
lot vertigo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Roswell. y. 81. July 8l.-A sudden
movement and Il VIII be an over with
Jerry simpson. once famed az one Of
Kansas eccentric genluscs. sock.
lass' ierry simpson has eneurism OF
tne heart unwoniod excitement,
physical oXcrtl0n, anything 10 make
the blood pnlaate too last may cause
q rupture Of big artery, and the
light will die In the eyes OF man
who was once the most picturesque
figure IN congress
simpson, doubted familiarity "The
Gockloss," back in the sos and early
'90s az pCpullst. was telling tho
people GO uOrati0ns were getting too
big, we're cOrruptlng the republic,
were sapinR Sos llfe blood and
should be curhed. slmpscd n, too de-
cados ago, with all his power, urged
government ownership or control OF
railways. suggested federal aupervis-
ion Of life insurance companies, shot
his biting shafts into the packers
combinations and harvester mOnopo-
lies. simpson, In days when sena.
tors were considered above roproach,
spoke pointedly of senatorial graft.
Simpson. before Bryan was known
outside his county. was talking ul the
"cFlne OF 49, and advocating the g..
sue which drew 100000 votes for
the Ncbraskan In presidential con
test.
Carrie Nation got her staIt IN the
town simpson made famous. Modi.
Giro Lodge. he reached there In 1878
and became a stock raiser In Barber
county. and helped convert the vir.
gin prairie into what Us now one os
the richest wheat sections Ia the
country. Thrice dofeated Tor con-
Eross. Ho tried again, ana the POpu.
list cyclone swept him into Office over
Colonel Jim iallowell OF Wichita,
one OF the most popular Republicans
Ia Kansas. simpson was reelected,
despite the opposition Of Chester l.
Long, and finally was defeated by the
latter, who now IS United states soma
tor. Simpson dropped out OF public
life and came 10 the Pocoa valley some
years ago.
Born Ia New Brunswick IN iSi2,
simpson was taken by his parents to-
Oneida county, New York. and at al
became a sailor on the Great Lakes.
For twoniy'thrce years ne was a sail
on. He was commander OF tho barge
J. X. Rutter, Of Toledo. when on Oelo.
Der 81, 1873, h anchored on Ludlng.
ton leaking badly, and foundered.
The crew and cargo we're saved, but
simpson quit marine life then and
there.
An original Abolltlonlst. Simpson
cast hls first vote fer Abraham lin.
coin. lie was Republican until 1879
ana then hdyaIa q G7esnbacker. and