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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-05-11
Tmnatfence Plus C0nceit.

!. 81 guess you must have madea mis-
take" said Bodine.
aNo amt made no mistake" the
voice came even louder than before. "rve
got nv deed and paid the money"
By this time Bodine was impatient.
every weu," he snapped back. "Throw
them out if you want to. I shan't remove
them"
Now, the simple truth was that Bodlne
had no goods in any store. The man had
probably rung up the wrong Bodlne and
was too angry to take reasonable pains
to find it out.
It reminds me of an experience had
in a railroad coach several years ago. l
was sitting next a window with satchel
ON the seat beside me, when apeaked face
man came in at the front door and
stonned in the aisle as if expecting me to
take the satchel away and let him sit
beside me.
T did not like the curl of his lip, so did
nothing but look at him.
aWell" said he scornfully, "ain't you
going to take that satchel off that seat?"
aNo, sir" answered calmly but firmly.
"You amt, eh?" he snatched up the
satchel and slung it half way down the
aisle.
Just then the big fellow who owned the
satchel and had stepped to the watercooler
for drink, came back and accepted the
thin mans abject apology amid the roars
of the passengers.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-05-11
When e'er you feel impending ill.,
And need a magic little pill,
- III Gil tho hill

Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The famous little pills Early Risers cure
constipation, sick headache, olllousness'
etc. They never grippe or sicken, out I'M
part early rising energy. Good tor eIner
children or adults. j. G. P. Jones, Chief
Burgess, Milesburg Borough, Pa. says:
aI never used pills in my family during
the forty years of housekeeping, that
raye such satisfactory results as DeWitts
Little Early Risers." Sold by H F Hoover
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-05-11
TERRIFIC RACE WITH DEATH.

aDeath was fast approaching," writes
Ralnh F. Fernandez, of Tampa, Fla, des-
cribing his race with death, "as result
~ 1iver trouble and heart disease, which
had m robbed me of sleep and all interest in
life had tried many different doctors
and several medicines, but got no beneht,
nntil I began to use Electric Bitters: SO
wonderful was their effect, that ID .nree
Gavs felt like new man, and today l
am cured of all my troubles" Price oOc'
Guaranteed by all druggists at Bamberg;
FeIder & Matthews, Denmark.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-05-11
Baseball Game.

There will be a game of baseball at the
park here tomorrow Thursday afternoon
between the Fitting School and Denmark.
Game called at 4.30 p. m. Admission 15c
and 25c. Go out and see the game. A
good exhibition is promised.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-05-11

TIME TRIED AND MERIT PROVEN.
One Minute Cough Cure is on time
when it comes to curing coughs, Group
whooping cough, etc. Is perfectly, harm
less, pleasant to take and is the chlldren,s
favorite cough syrup. Sold by DR.. d. F.
Hoover.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-05-11
Bamberg County's Pensioners.

Clerk OF Court y. B. Free mas fecclV
he money for the pensioners OF Il
county, and following is the complete |
with the amounts they receive. Those
Class B. receive $72.OO; Glass G No 1, 81
70; Glass c No Q, $3.50; Glass c No
s4s.OO; Glass c No 4, $4S.0O.
CLASS B.
Zeigler J d, Bamberg.
CLASS c NO l..
Bessinger Calvin, Olar,
Cox L L, Denmark
Copeland W R, Denmark
Kirkland Jones, Bamberg
Kinsall Joseph, Olar
Pelham 81 R, Hartzog
Sease J D, Olar
Wilson b E, Bamberg
Zeigler ] ], Bamberg
zeigler J NJ, Bamberg.
CLASS c No2.
Behling E G, Denmark
Bessinger J W, Bamberg
Brown b G, Bamberg
Beard d D, Colston
Bursridge Sim, Bamberg
Bessinger William, Bamberg
Brabham B J, Bamberg
Copeland John S, Ehrhardt
Carter c K, Midway
Carter Marion. Bamberg
Carter M s, Bamberg
Crider N, Bamberg
Dickinson Joseph, Bamberg
Dempsey R c, Bamberg
Elkins G B, Bamberg
Garrett J A, Midway
Gillian B, Denmark
Gillian 81 K, Denmark
Gillian A NJ, Bamberg
Gunnels Elisha, Govan
Hartzog D s, Denmark
Jones J F, Bamberg
Jones J A, Bamberg
Kinard A, Bamberg
Kirkland j A, Ulmer
Main J E, Olar
Mccormack ] n, Goyan
Neal Louis, Viola
Nix R W, Bamberg
Rush L B, Govan
Richardson J F, Midway
Rowell B A W, Bamberg
Sandifer F J, Bamberg
Smoak A P, Denmark
Wilson A, Viola
Williams W W, Bamberg
Weeks T S, Midway
Williams S G, Bamberg
CLASS c No3.
Mckenzie Laarenia, Olar.
CLASS c No4.
All Eliza s, Olar
Breeland N E, .Kearse
Boozer Elizabeth, Denmark
Baxley Ann E, Midway
Blume Sarah, Ehrhardt
Carter Sarah, Ehrhardt
Chassereau Mary E, Ehrhardt
Drawdrey Ellen, Denmark
Fail Emily, Denmark
Grimes Emma, Govan
Gillian Amanda, Govan
Hagins Lavinia, Bamberg
Hair S E, Govan
Hadwin Eliza, Bamherg
Hutto Rachel, Denmark
HERS NJ A, Denmark
Hutto Jane E, Denmark
Inabinett NJ A, Colston
Johns Mary, Midway
Kirkland Harriet, Colston
McFail Sarah W, Bamberg
Morris Eliza, Bamberg
Mcmillan NJ A, Bamberg
Morris Elizabeth, Bamberg
Morris Nelly, Bamberg
Prescott E c, Bamberg
Smoak Rebecca, Bamberg
Tant NJ E, Bamberg
Tant Sarah Ann, Bamberg
Tant Julia, Bamberg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
The New York { Porto Rieo STEAMSHIP Company
Bali udato Postal con ell Coben de los Edd@1 Unh@ de America


Dos vapores, ell <SAN JUANp y
SARKADtASha cen viajes regulares
entire New Orleans y Porto Rico lie
vando pasajeros y carga.
La carga para los vapares de Nue.
va York SO recibira en- ell muelleShas-
ia Il del dia antes de salida, y no mas
tarde.
SERVICIO DE CABOTAJE. Ell
vapor <PORTO RICO, saldra de San
Juan las de la ~madrugada para to-
dos los puertos de la Isla en- las ST.
g%uientes f9chas: dor 81 ESTE, Mierco-
les Enero %, Febrero S %, por ell OES-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11

TIE, Jueves Febrero 2y 16.
Ests vaoor conecta con los vapo.
res de esta Compahia para CIV York
Sc recibs carga hasta las II del dia-
ante de sallds. Sc venden pasajes en-
la olicina hasta las 4 de la tarde del
dia anterior q 81 salida.
Ell vapor<VASC01 llevando
%solamente, saldra para todos
tos de Ia Isla q las II de la noche,l
las siguientes fechas porel ESTE, Enc
no Is, Febrero l y 10, por ell OESTE,
Jueves Enero rs, Febrero %. Sc
admite carga hasta las II del dia an.
terror q la salida.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Special Notice

Ny retiring from the tdi-
torshlp OF the Gazette nee
e>Sltates that mail intended for
this paper should be address
Cd TO SOUTHERN FARM GA
ZEIrE and not 10 me person
ally, IN order 10 avoid delays.
u. H. AFFORD.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

- Cry, IL must then be pnii.b.
81 VITA clean. ~.f, ,o..t
Z. a. shat ia, been wa.b,d ~
warm water with eitber~,d, am.
men.a Or soap should bs w,nea
a. oncc. Ouc thinp mus. ,Iyy,v.
Do rencm bercd. IL scratch glass
+ - ~caAen that part. 80 that :
.;:.e extra heat or cold or =
~.'sat Jar ~'Il cause break a,
'a@. point. \ gram Of sand a.
'ae bottom IF the disapan or on
S'e at>h cloth nav make the III.
1e scratch, which viii split T-.l>r
a.~a 5a;e~
rae dishes should T.. ~..,-..,,.., :,
clean. and .hrn r,n~,I win lear
~ 4ss~ Wash ,n...r j, ...-,..
N4.rr. rinse n clear t.,ter .,t
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

10 remove rust. put oil and
quick lime on the rusted article.
After several DAYS rub with oil
an d rottenstone or Bristol
brick.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Tor brood mares, Black Span
ish lack coming + years old.
Good sire, fine bone and finish.
IN good condition.
i. NJ DrArg>roaf. Y. \.
Starkyi..e, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

- OF the best addresses that
have been delivered X TIE y y
N College II j. years. selected
BY the Editor al the 81. EARN
GAZETTE and printed n los
page pamphlet. Send Is cent.
and get copy Of tai~ valuable
little book. =. II. AlroHu.
Starkville Miss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24
JOURNAL OPEN FORUM

Correspondents need not sign
names TO communication In good
faith, and not personal, and Of local
interest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24
STATE NEWS

Strawberries will be ripe in the Hood
River country the first Of May.
Thirty thousand dollars was the
amount the insurance adjusters allowed
sop The Albany wooden mill fire.
The Hood River Electric Co. is ex-
pending $4,000 in laying new water
mains through the business portion Of
1he city
The assessor at Corvallis figures it
ON that there will be 2l5O people in
that mans town when he gets through
counting noses.
A young fellow at The Dalles donned
female attire and had all kinds of fun
pTs,ling up and down the streets es.
u4geed by his brother.
a proposition has been submitted to
Ghe Hood River Commercial Club by
Onion parties TO establish a woolen
mill at the former city
"Tho Biiou," Eugenc's new vaude-
willie theater, will open to the public
the first of next month. r. p. Star
&ey of Salem will be manager
At the school election held at Har-
sisburg the vote to bond the district
for the purpose Of building new
school house carried by "A majority Of
"a votes.
Neal McBeth has been held in $1,000
bonds by Judge Long, of Roscburg,
charged with setting fire to the homes
and barns of Charles and John Thorn,
on their ranches in Douglas county.
The chief of police at Eugene has
notified the business men that they
must clean up all rubbish in the rear
of their places of business. The chief
proposes to keep the city clean.
The third good roads convention of
tho serios of four state conventions to
be held in the state during the year,
will be held at Pendleton sometime in
May. The other two conventions were
held at Grants Pass and Roseburg.
The city council of Gervais recently
awakened to the fact that there was
no ordincnco prohibiting the riding Of
bicycles on the sidewalks in the bust
moss part of the city, and they want
the riders 30 please stop-or else they
will have to pass an ordinance.
Theatre gocrs of Peudlcton are reg
istering kick against the yellow kind
of show entertainments they have been
having, and want the management Of
the opera house TO guarantee better
shows in the future or they will refuse
10 dig zap the price of admission,
The furniture and box factory at
North Bond has received an order from
1bs California fruit growers associa'
tion For three million orange boxes,
whirh viii keep this factory running
day and night for twelve months
Prestden, Arthur NJ. Rrumbaek has
rendered his resignation as president
of MeMinnville college, TO take effect
q the close Of the present school year,
lic will occupy the new chair OF chem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24
Cougar Killed Goats.

Lyons, ore.
Ed. journal: nave been missing
goats for a week, and, as it was nan
nies that were missing, paid no at
tention to the matter, as 1 supposed
that they were kidding. On Thursday
/ found some dead ones, and my son,
Ed, and Guy Purdy, started out with
their dogs, and killed a large cougar.
The legislature has a closed season for
deer, but the cougars kill more deer
than a whole county of hunters, yet no
bounty is offered for these destroyers
of our game. F.. A. THAYER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24
GREAT WEATHER
FOR DRIVING

some more choice things in high
grade cushion tired and channel tired
ruuabouts, Panel, half-panel and stick
seats, leather or whipcord trimmed.
There is no question hut our stock
Of up-to-date rigs surpasses any shown.
Customers who are buying every day
seem 10 know whore 90 come.
Those top buggies we show at sos,
S75 and SIS are world beaters, We
won't 20 into details, but an honest
comparison win prove our claims for
value and new features. Come and
see.
Remember, Ne ht ruhhcrs 10 alll
makes Of buggies, old or new Good
fresh, stock, an guaranteed. Bring in
your buggy and have the wheels reht.
ted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24

GA - ~ q RIA.
AastAs 1h knt tN hsa NasH BNsa
'';;''" g &4HAZIzsx
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24
BOOKS IN OREGON.

Hon. $. A. Clarke, Of Washington,
D. C., has published book, or rather
two volumes Of historical "reminiscences
of Oregon. He was editor Of the viii
Iamette Valley Farmer, and printed
each week a sketch of some historical
character. His books are largely com
posed of material that he has aecumu-
Hated and accounts that came under his
personal observation. Many of his ma
tteTials were turned over to the Stan
rfUrd university trustee, and to the Ban
seroft publishing house, but. Mr.. Clark
had his own inexhaustible fund of rem
riniseences TO draw upon and will pro-
duce two very readable volumes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24
VARSITY
DEFEATED
INDIANS

The Willamette and Chemawa ball
teams played on the field Of the former
Saturday afternoon, the score resulting
TO in favor Of the varsity.
Teabo, the old Chemawa catcher,
pitched for the Indian school, and,
aside from two innings, held the locals
down to a few scattering hits. He was
wild at times, but had fairly good sup
port He famed IL men, while Jerman
had but six TO his credit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24
Notice.

The general committee of arrange
ments for Memorial Day will meet at
the residence of J, Q. Barnes, $40 Lib
erty street, Monday evening, April
oath at 1880 p. IN. The committee on
the part of the w. R. C. are requested
to meet with us. J. Q. BARNES,
Chairman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24

The Fence Man.

Has just received a car of woven
wire fence and car of hop wire. An
other car of fence to arrive about
March Goth. Buy now at special prices.
A large stock of pickets, dressed and
split cedar posts, shingles, gates and
gate hardware and all kinds of poul.
try fence. All at lowest prices.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
go Court Street, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-24

istry at. his alma mater, Denison uni.
versityy Granville, o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-23
NO ARREST TOMORROW.
'"r' cheney is Waiting for Someone tc
Return His Bonds.

2Sion, F'h. .-Ecujamin d. HYDE of
" Jaw ilfm OF MacPheI son. Hyde d Ba
MAN. VINO are engaged iE ;hc interest ~
Iieln'n ;. Cheney Of Soutnbritlce-5 from,
"no'h *t"." worth ot SHrctic~ arr rtiS III
81 70 EaNr been rcccIAly stolen. got of
oi h"d. tonight. 20 discuss !: rn..gy..,c .s,1d
- .lfvc been sent from s;uuthbfidg x ~,
Mtrute hcrr concerning thc sccuritieA ~
itNd" mad been told that the mese5rr -.
=" ~" effect hat if tho box with its comr
rents inta'i WAS rt turned immc,Iiatcly I'm
h" SoutfbridGc National Bank. no pros.x
cution would follow. Mr. Hyde said: 80
No arrest will he mad. tomorrow -b.
iine Tor tcnrorizinS. hOHnV is Dlssnd
an" unless there arc drVclnpmcr : tomnr
row CO.. ain y, ol,ic who are known TO ne
M connection with ihiS case will be ham
died without "iov.S''
Mf iiECc then gave tho name OF "A. mA.
10" n'icF"i a. tc IL New York CITY. WHO
ne Shid. VAS under suspicion and uhos.
tnrnl"S were promptly returned Nh.
II IN tn" ,ctusy " his at'cnI 4, ne ~
"na son a.d VIII SrN rir., MN. .nr,,'.
ni+-l W. N'.hi - not q rIrrlher of M
: h"h'E fanny. but has been closely ccll-
n'Ct"d "ltE ~ r"riE"rS anI las md az
cess 10 tE" Cheney homo ir SHUthbrit'cr.'.
SouthrTldc" MasS. Feb "a ,,oe, sea-.
was SCI from this town. tonight lo mar
tiiS in Boet"I saving hat IL fhc st;rrfhI
been recently taken from The nome nr
llci nlaa :. Cheney. Wrr" r,tu;nru infmrl
diht';N. !" rro$rt alton would follnw, Ia:.
t"hlShi, 'rCrd was received here hat ~.
message h?l b,Cl delivered ana III ,,.,tI,.
made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-23
INTERIOR WATERS.
Tne Committee on Interior Waters vi
give public hearing in its room, No.
State House. AuEusta.

Tne Committee on Interior Waters win
give public hearing in its room, No. ;,
State House. Augusta.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY rs, at O'Clock
in the afternoon.
On An Act to authorize the Mainstream
Lumber Company to erect a dam across
Manstream in the town Of Harmony.
ON An Act TO authorIZe the Mattawam-
keag Lumber Company 70 erect ana mann
tain piers and hooms in the West Branch
of the Mattawamkcag river and in Fish
RIVER
On Resolve in aid OF navigation on
SchCodC Grand lake.
On Resolve in aid of navigation on
Moosehead lake.
On Resolve in aid of navigation on
Lewey: Long and Big lakes.
On An Act to authorize Stilman l..
Wentworth and assigns to build and
maintain wharf in the waters of Long
pond, in the town of Naples
Dn petition OF eco. II. SwaSey and 10
others OF York county for legislation pro-
hibiting the throwing of Stwdust and 9th
tho limits of the towns of ShapciEh. New
field, WaterbUro Iibcrick and I.imingtnn
On An Act 70 incorporate the Malaga
mon Towboat Company.
On All Act TO authorize the improve
men; OF Chambers river for log driving
purposes
On Resolve in favor of the NorcToss
liansro: :tation Conn any.
On an Act 10 authorize the maintenance
OF Mrs and boJmS III BdSkahcgan Stream
al Dtnforth.
THURSDAY. MARCH .. at o'clock
III the aitcrnooi.
ON an -tct 20 INCORPORATE the Roach
RiN"r Dam CompanE
On an Act 10 authorize the Emerson
lnnher Company 70 erect and maintain
cams across The West Branch Of The
Hatt NJ mkoIg River il the town or Is
land Falls, i'll thc County OF Aroostook.
v. A. pTlrN A,..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-23
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee or Inland FHisherie. ard
came Will give public hearing in its
room at the State House. in Augusta,
| 80 tlSI \i. +. t,I.Ultitl zy. d : l.. NJ
VI Resolve providing for the screening
of Sahattus pond, witt sta tement Of facts.
On netition Of :. y: co.h!:. and 81 OH
the amount OF fish which may be taken
IRON MoXle pond in one day to 10 pounds.
on an Act - regulate fishing in South
Boundary pond. Little North West pond.
and MassacNusetts Beg. in the County of
| EranElin.
| on petition Of II. T. Farnilam and 9th
| crs for an appropriation II" tie purpose
Of placing screen at the outlet of Pan
| ther pond. in Cumberland county.
On petition Of " l.: ,,o Oak aad . Others
! law to prevent the throwing Of SaNdu.;
and o,hcc rni!i waste into Fish river and
It's tributaries in AroostoOk county.
! On an Act relating to fishing IN the trib-
Utaries to Anonymous pond.
| ON An Act to prevent the throwing of
! sawdust and other rlill waste in I.It!l-
| Mada w"ska river and its tributaries, in
TUESDAY. February 2s. at2P. NJ.
On Pill. an Act t. prohibit the hunting
meeting bay. Eastern river and iiennebcc
| river below Gardiner and Randolph
bridge By use Of steam, naphLha or gaso-
| line boats.
On petition ot Z. r. Stearns and As 9th
ers Of Lowell. with accompanying bill.
asking for law to prevcnt the throwing
l.
| per kcZar pond, in Lowell.
On Resolve for the purpose of comp,et-
l;;S the fish hatchoTy and feeding station
at the RangeIey lakes.
On an Act TO repeal Section of Chapter
07 of the Private and Special Laws of 1885
| in relation to fishing in the tributaries of
| BonneT Beg pond.
| On an Act to regulate fishing in Mat
| IS warllleag lake, with petition of w. w
Scwall and 81 others of Island Falls for
| the same.
| on an Act to open Nara gilaeus lake in
Vas!ingt Oh County 70 ice fishing
| On petitions of A Il. Sparrow ar1 w. G.
| Fuller and - oth hnrs, asking for cnactmer:
81 law prohibiting fishing in Sandy and
| liaf Moon Streams. and their tributaries
| also the tributaries to Unity pond. in
On an Act 70 amend Chanter 3el of the
Private ana Special Laws of 1902. relating
| "a taking Smel's in Mill brook. with prti-
! ion Of .. T. Andrews and iho others for
| the same.
% peritions Of \. G. Dole. II 4. Sparks
and 81 orners for law TO close Brewer
| residents " Pressure Isle praying for a
| t7v to close the tributaries to Squa Pan
! take. III Aroostoo,l County. to fishing.
| on petition or J. a. Mason and 20 others
! Of sherman for 4 Bounty on bear"
! ON an Act to regulate the taking Of
wn'yc nnrrh nr1 rl7cl- hae~ IN w'-it-,ov
and Hogan, nonds in the County of Ok
| tord. and Trip pond, IN the County Of
! Or An Act relative TO the artificial c1,l-
| ti''atinn Of G.h by riral;an prorrni"rS
| On An Net "a prohibit the taking of fish
| from al rnndS iH the town Of Work
| an n"titior If II. r. ITnwas ana - 9TH
| Fon"h Bnt'ermill and Little Benson
| vnrns. Perohscpt county.
/ on M Act u amend section : Of Chan
| trr J" Of III" Revised Statutes providing
| Tor me repeal nf the law projecting rob
! ms with neti,ion Of L. w Wooster and
! > u n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-23
RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give a public hearing ir. its
room, number iiG, at the State House in
Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH /. 19o5.
No. to. An ACT t. incorporate the Fan
cor and Northern Maine Shore Line Rail
way.
No. 7c An Ac. 10 incorporate IN, Ban
eor ond Northern Railroad COMPANY
TIL RSDhY. MARCH :. loa5.
No. 81. Nh Act to extend the charter ol
tie Houiton ANA DInfortn Electric Rail
road Company.
No. -. Az .\ct t" extend the charter al
the iInulon ana Woodstock E.ipc;rbc RaiI-
road Company
No. 81. Petition for amendnr~nt of
Caap l.. e! The Social Laws Of 1891 as
amended b. Chap. 20 Of The Spccill Laws
Of 1901.
N'.. ST. An Nc; to amend Section seven
ty. thnlrtcr Hf,E-onc. Revised Statutes
relating. to ringing of bells and sounding
Of whistles on railroads.
No. y. An Act to extend the charter of
tine Hancock County Railway Company.
No. 81. An Act TO extend the charter o.
the Ellsworth Street Railway Company
" EDNE$DAN. MAECt! 4. IaC3
No. -. An Net to p:,tcHd the charter of
thc Nin;crpoTt. Frankfort anl Pro.ncc;
Railway.
No. Is. Al AZ: t" extend the charter OF
the Camden am Liberty Railway.
No. - An Agt 20 establish the I.ubrc
and Machias Railway Comrany
No 81. Al hct to extend the, charter of
the Maine and New lIampsllirb PaiIroad.
S. T. KIMI3NbT., Gac'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-23
BRITISH INDIGNATION
RUa5 ifigh Because Full Text of. Do.
cisica is Lacking. .r.

l-0nT"n. Fen. "a strong chord Of III
disnat'Gn i sounded by the Ion,i,. .,r dsii,.
NJ" iEIi''::. this morning. over dc :,,rni-
oHtl"l :ia- cmeEt relative t. the de, isin,,
ni ne NJ! ii sCI commission giving Ia
kus|il h" victory; hui i, is Sin horc,i
ihai the publication ot tie fun text Of th,,
COMMISSIONS report may Nc produced in
IN" preliminary version, which is oiIr N
intcnH" dis apCointmci..
n" Daily Mai! gocs 50 far ~ 10 de-
cldrr mat ~" decision has dealt i dcaih
blow to arhtration 'S'Nf''''
i'hc ACrring Pest s;trS: ,.f
y ncw dogma of international law X,
thu" established rrdcr which the com-
mandcr Of q hcl!iSCrcI; fleet may attack
aAd dc:tr'v r"utral rntrmcd NeFc,cI g.,
without any other plea than that he con-
cF,Ned his ships might b" in danger
Just hc:Crc Parliament rose last ui,-I,c
rcp'%inS To III" question whether amy Drp-
Iauii"n To rIo cot the fishing fleot on the
.Ir,o@%ci. bank during tn, passage Of III.
mud kts>-an Pacific squadron had -l,,r,,
,aErn prclnic:' Ralfcur said that His
maleSty government placed imriiCts III
,htnct On k'1S>'aN assurances that yheg-
itG taken every precaution to guard
hSdtfSl tEc recurrence Of any such inpi-
ucl ara !E:' +iicvial instructions had
I""n Issued 70 the whole Russian ncrf
win this object in view.