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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06
A CHILD SAVED.
TENA SMALL GIVEN BACK TO
HER PARENTS.
A Very Happy Mother and Il VerY
Happy Home.

our children are iii truth tho light
of our lives. The word home has It's
fullest meaning only where there are
children.
Mothers. therefore. can comprehend
the joy which thrills each word Of the
following communication from Mrs.
Ernest Small Of Lisbon Falls. Maine.
During the latter part Of last win
ter, my little daughter, Tena, had a
severe run Of typhoid fever. which left
her in 2 very bad condition. She failed
instead If gaining any. She was ex-
tremclv weak and nervous.
Ssh" had sores in her head which
broke ana discharged. ana She was
very deaf for some time
FINALLY | gave her Dir. Grccno's
Nervurd blood ana nerve remedy. and
she began TO gain right OFF | am glad
to write Of the benefit. and great good.
she received from its\usc"
If your children are sick give them
that greatest Of all remedies, DR..
Green"s NerIura blood and nerve
remedy. This wonderful remedy is.
above all, Il family medicine, and its
name is household word in thousands
OF homes ali over the land 1t is made
from pure and harmless vegetable rem
"dics, is calming. soothing ana healing
L" N" nerves. and at the same time.
Strengthens ana inviGoratcs the entire
system, restoring a hcalthful color u
III" check, refreshing sleep. strong
nerves stout limbs. and that bounding
health and vitality which al children
should have.
II is not a patent medicine. but the
prescription of DR.. Greene the we'll
known specialist in the cure of merry
| Gus and chronic diseases. who can
be consulted free nv III Who cal ~
writ To his Office. - Temple Mace
i;"StoN. Mas. Hi rrcr counsel nnd
adNice h:v" ncru th, means If 4 rul.
for thousands of sufferers.
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FULL OF SPIRIT.
Continued from Page One.)

the Maine games n li'tIa later. The
men must be saved and kept i'll the best
possible condition in order to make
good showing in the Maine games.
Manager Stevens Of the football
team. received word from III" Harvard
management Mat section Of The
grandStand would hc reserved for the
Maine supporters at the game. After
the game there will be a meeting of the
alumni ana students al the Maine club
house, no. Ashburton place. Dinner
y i'll Dc served and smoker VIII fol-
low.
The following men were taken on the
trip: Moore, G; Smith 4 e: Brarcc, 4;
Reed. I; stone. {; Iunt Burlcigh
and Talbot. ends: Burke and Miner,
quarters: Simmons, Brimmer. Higgins
and swift. halfbacks: Emery and Wry-
mouth. ful!I.ackS, and Stevens, mana
ger.
The list Of the present football squad
win The approximate weight of "ach
man IS given below: bennett, 0ap-
ialh). l."; w. Bcarrc. 1876: III. Rcarce,
$50; Bur."igh. 142: Black. $50; Brimmer,
l4': Boyle, 1873; Burke, 1877; BnrroWS,
lfo: blanchard. 1873; Cummings, 100;
Cleveland. 1875; DinglcY. 1873; Emery
lhS; Elliot, 49,: Hilton. lI5; Lockcycr,
40; }-iFherness. 80; Miner 1i2; Moore
zoe. Odds. lGG: Pike. 100; Quint, l45;
Rove, l"0; Reed, 1876: Stone, $50; Smith,
$50; swift IA; Simmons lG0; Schoppe
$50; Tore. 1870; Talbot. IL; Weymouth.
los; Torrce, $50; Mitchell, 1873; Toole
$50: Alexander, 49,; Ray. 10; Sawyer
l2G; Chase, 1iS; Higgins, 100; White
1863: Marshal, 40.
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SIMPLE BUT SOLEMN SERVICES
Marx Funeral Of Late James Madison
Barker IN Pittsficld, Mass.

I3tttsfcld Mass. oct. with SIM
pie but solemn services. the body Oh
James Madison Barker. justice OIL the
's,lpreue court Of Massachusetts, To-
DAY. was laid at rest in the beautiiul
Terrace Grove cemetery in TINS city
his lifelong home After brief prayers at
the home, at which only members OF
the family were present, the body was
borne ia the First Congregational
church. There the funeral service was
conducted by Rev. DR.. W. '. W. DAVIS,
pastor of the church.
Rev. Or. J. l.. Jenkins OF Jamaica
Plain, a former pastor, pronounced the.
eulogy. At the grave there W2s Only
the service of commitment.
Among the honorary pail hearers
were Chief Justice Marcus G. kno"i-
ton Of the Massachusetts superior
court, Justice Joseph Tucker of the dis
trict court Of Central BERKSHIRE Cen
eral Morris Schaff Of Boston. President
Henry Hopkins of Williams College.
Zcnas Crane Of Dalton. and Former
Mayor Walter F. Hawkins of Pitts
field.
business was suspended throughout
the city during the hour OF III" funerai.
Over 20 members of the supreme ana
superior courts Of the stat" atlehd't
the church service and delegations
were present from the bar associations
~ every county Of the state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
OF Building Trades In Chicago-EIec-
tricians Caused the Trouble.

Chicago. oct. Work Oh the IS
story MIjesii" Theatre building in
Monroe street was brought 70 q stand
still. Yesterday, BY a sympathetic strike
Of building trades. The completion ol
tire sky srraper was being FASTENED 10
permit Of The opening Of the theatre.
Nov. ].
Electricians started the trouble by
walking out three weeks ago. a
complaint MED against the contractors
that tn electrical machinery had been
Installed in part by non-union work
m"n WAS ignored by the employers.
III" union thcn demanded chat the AN
fair" machinery be torn out at a cost
of thousands of dollars, and set up
again by union men.
Tho Associated Building Trades were
"Iiied together whom the contractors
refused. Business agents went TO the
90 men to strike. Among those who
quit We're painters, steam filters,
marble cutters. cement workers and
boilcr roverers. The architectural iron
workers. it was said. Will join the
strike. today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06
NO REINSTATEMENT
For These Grand Trunk Switchmen
Who Are Chronic Cisturbers.

Chicago, oct. 5.-Thc conference be-
tween the officials of the Grand Trunk
Railroad ana til" officers Of the Switch
mems Onion over the grievance Of tho
- men who walked out, last week. ill
this city. was broken Off, last night.
With no agreement in-eiGht. The men
Wci" satisfied with the working con-
iitiohE, hut demanded an agreement
and the reinstatement Of three men
who had been discharged. The railroad
officials declare THAT the three men
wCT" chroni" disturbers and would not
again b" employed. ana declined TO
make IN agreement with III" union. II
agreed. however to maintain the pres
cnt conditions in the yards which are
satisfactory 10 the swtchmen.
1t is nnSsjhlr that during the next
week The strike may spread 10 other
points Oh the road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06
TWO IMPORTANT DEALS.
Richards Lumber Property ard patter-
son Interests Change Ownership.

st. John, ~. r., oct. 1.-TWO lfnpor-
tant m. nber d"als are announced, TO-
night. Premier Tweedie. who was III
Portland. Me. this week. corfcfrihH
with Hugh J. Chisholm of New forH'
uresitient Of tn Internaticnal 1APt'f
20. and other corporations. stated. to-
night. that the No gotiationS Whi' II nave
been carried on by MIR. Chisholm ~"
lbs associates for the purchase oil tic
William Richards lumber property ia
New Brunswick. We're completed AZ
the conference. The property InClldeS
vast tracts of timber lands, much o.
IL free hold, also mills and other ac-
cessories. Necessary work i'll cunnec-
ton with the deeds viii require unit
December before the transfer will PC
effected. The price is said to be con-
ssiderably more than half Il rlillinn dol
lars.
J. A. Patterson, n. Grand Falls ltlm-
herman. announced. tonight. that he
completed. today. the sale Of his prop
srty On Salmon river, to John r. Moor
of this city. The property includes
10000 acres of timherlands mill. Sior,
etc. The price is between $50 1000 and
5000
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to us

William T. Osgood s.
Chief MuSician-JamcS a. Gannctt
Asst. Musician-Pcrlry +. Skofirld
COMPANY r.
Captain-Philip II. Glover %.
First icutcnHnt-f.lmcr G. Hooper ~.
Second Lie ut"nant-Albcrt l.. Rounds
90
First Sergcant-TIarry H. Rich Gl
S"rgeant-LtSli" ". Sargent ~.
S'rf5"ant-'itrcc a. Drew U(.
S"rSctnt-Eiakr MCkcnncy "a.
COMPANY G.
captain-llcrbcrt w. Worcester ~.
First l.icutenant-StcpheE i. Pierce (3l.
Second Lieutenanl-Fr"d S. w. lGrskinc
a..
First Sergcant-Josiah s. Irish (9).
Sergeant Frederick w Files ~
Sergcant-Clarence NJ. Weston O..
:, rlscant-Albcrt G.. Durgln 90.
The numbers refer Ia the relative rank
II each man.
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SHORTAGE OF $4,000.
Leads to Arrest Of Peoria, IT,, Superin-
tendent of Schools.

Peoria ILL.,, oct. 5.-Prof. Newton c.
DouShcr,y, superintendent of citT
schools Of Peoria for more than 20
years. president of the Peoria National
Bank and capitalist, was, today, ar
rested on two true bills returned by
the grand jury charged with forsery'
ana with cmbezzlement. The arrest
followed m investigation by the gran :
jury IF charges brought against Prf.
Doughcrty that the accounts of the
school funds which We're deposited in
the bank OF which he was president
We're being manipulated. The investi-
cation resulted in the discovery that
there was shortage of at least 100000.
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CLINICS FOR DENTISTS
At the Northeastern Dental Association
Meeting at Rutland, VI.

Rutland. VI, oct. 3.-Clinics We're
hell. today, by the delegates 70 the an
nual meeting Of the Northeastern Den
tai Association in progress here and
demonstrations Of various methods Wcr"
made. Among those who participated
were DR.. Levy G. Taylor Of Han; ford,
Ct; Dr. A. j. Sawyer Of Manchester.
\. H.; Dr. 4. w. Haskell Of Brunswick.
Me. Dr. Geo. +. Baker OF Boston, and
Dr. John b. Davis Of Philadelphia. The
renal ndrr Of the day was devoted to
ulps To iho granite quarries at Proctor
and IKE BOmOSeen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06
J. 0'DonneI|, Nationalist,
Prefers to Try Cell
Rather Than Furnish Bonds
For His Good Behavior.
Caused BY Redbot Speech, Followed by
evicted Tenants Wild Act.

dublin, Oct. John O'DOnnell, Ma
tL,nalist member Of Parliament for
South Mayo. was ordered by the high
court, today. TO find $1,000 surety TOR his
sood behavior or go to jail for three
{ months Mr.. ODonheli elected 10 80 t"
Jafl.
4 The action arose from recent in
. NammatOry speech delivered by Mr.
O'Donncll which was followed by an
evict.d tenant forcibly re-taking pos
session Of Il farm. The crown prosecn-
for urged that such speeches led 10 dis
orders and crime ana this view was up
held by the court.
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Notes.

TIC names are being considered for
assistant basket manager This
has become a very important branch of
athletics 1T the University in The last
year and a very competent man is re-
quircd for the position.
The assignments for Sophomore
themes are out. There will be- four
turing the year ana each one must
consist Of 1900 words. The following
subjects may be written on: Narration.
base, IN the writer's personal expcr-
irncc such as hunting, camping, cngi-
nc"rinE. social or college life; EXPOSE
ton, brscd on the writer's personal
Knowledge, subjects to be evolved from
th"s. above.
Tho University Debating Club held
its first meeting. Tuesday evening. i'll
the Art Guild. This was the first meet
ing Of The year ANA many good results
wore accomplished. There We're plenty
Of new men ont and the team that will
represent the University, this year.
will be u strong one.
All Juniors. are urged to have their
class pictures taken at once in order
that the work may he started ON the
Pri,In.
AT 4 meeting of In" Junior class the
following officers We're elected fnr The
eneuiHg year: President. Arnold l..
TOtman Of SkOwh"gam: vice-prpsihcnt,
LinWu"I Sturteyant Of Bangor; score
tary, Miss Edith Aiken Of Brewer;
treasurer, William ID. Hall of Rock
land. The members Of the student
council will be elected al the next
meeting.
A meeting of The Agricultural Society
was held. Wednesday. in Holmes hall.
Prof. GoWell gave u Very interesting
talk on Good Roads"
Tho second game of baseball in the
rics between the Sophomores and
Freshmen will be played AT 10 o'clock.
Saturday morning, on Alumni field.
this game will decide who buys the
three bushels uf peanuts. The Sopho-
mor"% Won the first game and have Il
very strong team and will without
doubt Win this game.
The second eleven Will play Bangor
High, At Bangor, Saturday. The second
has Il very strong team ana should BE-
able to pile up q good sized score
against the light prep school feam.'
TIL" Senior evils went to Montague,
Wednesday. where they are engaged IN
measuring III" fiowag" Of the Penob-
scot river ut that place. There are ~
men who are taking the civil engineer
ing course in the senior class and every
man must tax" this trip twice. They
are under tn" supervision of Prof.
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NOT IN DIRECTORY.
Name CT oliver Young & Co., General
investments, Unknown In Boston.

Boston. Oct. 5.-The Boston director
is do not contain the name Of Oliver
Young q Co, engaged iii the business
OF general investments which figures in
the arrest OF George F. SulZbarh. Il.
broker and Oliver Young. nj Pittsburg.
today, in connection with an alleged
attempt to ,!efraud by using the mails.
4 grip found in Young's possession
contained cards and papers of the
oliver Young & Co. general invest
mcntS." Boston, Mass.
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EFFICIENT OFFICERS WANTED.
Wcedina Out process to be instituted
in the Russian Navy.

ST. Petersburg, Oct. 5.--In"ticieMt
officers arr to be gradually Wreded out
Of the Russian lavy dnrin; the next
fiv, years and pensiOnrd off to make
way lor better trained men 10 com
maud ths. reconstructed navy. In u re-
script addressed to the minister Of
M, rne. Emperor Nicholas directs hiEl
to compulsory retire all naval afficrrs
who are unable T. fulfill tho higher ic
quiremcmts which the projected re-
folmS in the service will demand. Of
ficcrs 50 retired before reaching the
age limit ,lrr Ia he prnsoncd on fav-
nrlbls conditions I" be determined
upon later
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING
The Verdict In Death OF Elderly Fish.
erman at Darlington, r. /.

harrington. r. l., Oct. 5.-The body
of Hiram O. Adams. brother of Ar
Adams. of New York, was found in
the Darlington river. today. When the
body was found Adams head and body
were hanging over the side OF the boat
in about two feet Of water, while his
feet were inside the boat. which was
stranded on the shore Of the cove.
Medical Examiner Allison stated that
death had occurred through accidental
drowning. Adams was about GO years
of age, and had been fisherman.
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A Nineteen Hundred and 10
PAINT

lust think Of painting house this spring and having it look
fresh 1910 No ordinary paint will do this. 1t
chance that makes paint last It's the knowledge and
skill blending and 'mxing that make PORTLAND LIQUID
PAINTS long We point you thousands Of houses
painted six and eight years ago with PORTLAND LIQUID
PAINTS that look well today If the first greater than
cheap paints you might be justified hesan employ PORT
At the low price, surely afford them There
these paints than appears the establishes their
real value. -~>~@-~
Ask your dealer for sample 6Ox&N1GSESN
Sheet showing 48 durable coors H~~poRTLAkDhA -
in pleasing combinations. Cnn@
If he cannot supply you, write ~0II0
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CARRIAGE BUILDERS ASSO.
Meet in Annual Convention in Phila
delphia-Ofticers Elected.

Philadelphia, oct. 5.-Frcight rates
and labor organizations We're discussed.
today, at the final session Of the con-
vention Of the Carriage Builders Ma
tional ASSocia ton. The meeting ended
with the election of officers for the en-
suing year:
For sccrctary-trcaSurcr. Harry G.
McLcar. Wilmington. Del, was chosen.
The Wee presidents elected include +.
II. Judkins. Merrimac. Mass; $. X.
Page. New Haven: and John +. Hay
ford, Newton. y. II. For trustees Of
technical school. II. Albert Hooker
New Haven, was elected.
The next convention Will be held at
Atlanta.
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MAY YoUNG's SENTENCE
Will Be COMMITTED to Woman's Chris
tan Union Prevails.

Truro. n. s., oct. 5.-Thc Womans
Christian Union in convention here. to-
night, discussed the coming execution
Of May Hope Young ut DiEby. y. S.
1t was agreed to circulate petitions
[ throughout all of Nova Scotia for tiG-
natures to be presented to the govern
ment of Canada asking that the death
sentence now hanging over the woman
u, computed.
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W. c. r. U. OFFICERS
OF New Hampshire Society Elected At
Meeting in Concord.

Concord. y. H.. oct. 5.-Thc New
Hampshire Womans Christian Tenn
peranCc Union elected the following
general officers at its session, today:
President. Mrs. Ellen r. Richardson,
East Haverhill; ic"-president-at-la
Miss Caroline II. Wendell, Dover; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Abbott. Rochester: recording secretary,
Mrs. Leonora II. Bates, Somersworth:
treasurer, Mrs. Kate T.. Brown. White
field.
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ESCAPED THE QUARANTINE.
Louisiana Citizen Stricken With Dread
Yellow Fever in Trinidad, Colo.

Denver. Col, oct. "A dispatch to
the Republican from Trinidad. Col,
says.
Frank CARA. who arrived here. Mon
day, from Louisiana, having cvadod
tn" quarantine officers OF that state cS-
Gaping thence 10 Hustled. Tex. was
stricken with yellow fever shortly af-
Ter his arrival and is not expected 70
live. Tn" patient vii be riGidly HIarIn-
tined.
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MARYLAND BANKERS
Meet in knnapolis-An Address on
Honesty is Best Policy"

Annapolis. Mr.. Oct. 5.-The annual
convention, Of Tie Maryland Bankers
Association began here. today. and
was attended by a larec number Of
bankers from III" counties and from
points outside Tho state J. Edward
Summons. president of the Fourth Ma
tlonal Bank ri New York delivered m,
address on Honesty is the Best Pol
ICY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06
RAMSEY REMOVED.
George Gould Wins in Fight for Con-
troll of the Wabash Railroad.

New York. Oct. 5.-Joseph Ramsel.
Jr. was. today, removed from the
presidency of the Wabash Railroad co.
at special meeting of the board of
directors held in this city. r. a. De
lano was elected his successor. Eight
directors. including Mr.. Ramsey, Were
present at the meeting. Mr. Ramsey
has been engaged in a contest witt
Mr.. Gould for the control of the road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06

a summary If the yellow fever SIT
uation on the isthmus OF Panama
shows thai iii the last twO weeks there
have been but two cases reported. No
case Of fever has been reported since
Sept ~
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CONSU MPTION

Hope, fresh air, rest and
SCOTS Emulsion are the
greatest remedies for con-
sumption. SCOTS Emulsion
will always bring comfort and
relief - often cure. SCOTS
Emulsion does for the con-
sumptive what medicine alone
cannot do. It's the nourish-
ment in it that takes the pa.
tent in long strides toward
health.
Wen send you samplr free.
= Law +, yse Pesii atrsst New York
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Professor Eichbom Of Jena, states that
tlr Sunnl"st district Of Germany is Jena.
WIN = daily average nf A. hours. Tn
"It"ni''t district. uf Grrrin,ty MD, Aix.
Ii-' 'iar'lh ENDING Iinuhu". TMr highl w
.''' lI-'. ~ .t!s':!., w Eu",I ~ reach
N M"'ri'! Will eight Annrs' averag.
daily sunshine
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Louis" Landry. the 3-yrar-"id daughter
or Mr.. ana Mrs ovid Landry Of Treat
and Webster's Island. Old Town, was rum
over by 4 team belonging Ia Hsauli"r
Bros grocery Oh Main street, TuesdA 7
afternoon, ana died soon after from her
injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06

Roth chambers of the Swedish Riks-
nag fhursdIy, referred III. hi regard
lhs 'hr di"solGtl"n II III, uiou rrtvcrn
A"T"'I ANA #Nr'.r,i "a W sl...iil rnt,-
hl!ttct appointed 10y each chamber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06
in Fifth

Rock blasting. Thursday, in Fifth
avenue. between 34th and 35th streets.
New York. in the midst of fashionable
surroundings. resulted in the death OF
Giovanni Depasso. and the injury of
three other men. George w. Lawrence.
who was in charge Of the blasting, was
arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-06

Tunnels for crossings are To be built ut
some of the busiest street corners in Der
lin.
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John Adams was tin" originator nf tn
national r.otto, IL Plmibus Unun."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28

James F. Rawson. of 27 Jewell street Who has been spending the summer With his daughter in Augurville, has returned to his home seriously i'll with an organic trouble.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28

Closing PrIceR.

The following are tho closing prices reported by Prince & Whitely. Bankers and Brokers. 25 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven. Conn: