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New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
st CRESCENT TRAPS.
Professionals Outshoot amateurs
in Special Matches.

vo- the first time this season the trap shooters
:. n, Crescent Athletic Club had some of the
.s.fr,e professionals ss their opponents ar Bay
sSsre yesterday. Among them were Jim Elliott
ssr clover H H. Stevens and F. e. Butler
-.,-,S Of nine each formed of the EXPERTS and
.-steurs shot in two special matches. In the first
>. st hfty targets. the experts won by a score
- an TO 3S5-stevens scoring 4s out of possible So
y vhich the club gave him special cup Elliott.
sr,ver and Here each scored As. The highest made
~ the Crescent men was a each, By H. II. Brig
So and Lowell n Palmer. In the next match at
..entv-ave targets. the experts won again by a
sore Of IS 10 S.
-birteen entered for the continuous match for the
..sxe trophy a. twenty-five targets. L. {. Hopkins
- = 7 Bedford tied with fun scores, and in the
.ssot-of Bedford won with q. There We're two
-o,hv matches at twenty-five targets and two at
ss,sen targets. A. c. SouthwoTth and Z. A Lock-
-oo5 tied with full scores for one OF the twenty
ers target prizes and in the shoot off Lockwood
- 4he winner. Eith Is 10 his credit. J. Ernst won
,he other twenty-five target match, with full
.,re and the fifteen target fixtures were won by
T. Bedford il, and J. P. Fairchild, respectively.
The complete scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
TO BAR TUBERCULAR PUPILS.
Victims of Disease VIII Be Excluded from
Chicago Schools.

Chicago, Dec. 23.-The school management
committee of the Board Of Education took a
hand yesterday in the fight to stamp out tuber-
culosis in Chicago and to prevent its spread in
the public schoolroous by adopting. without a
dissenting vote. a resolution calling for the ap-
rointment Of d committee to draft rule pro-
viding for the exclusion from the public schools
Of all victims of the disease.
The committee was also empowered TO prepare
a plan for the medical examination of all 'sus-
picious" pupils, to determine whether they
should be denied seats in the schoolrcon. Tu-
berculosis was held TO be as infectious as small
r1ox scarlet fever diphtheTia.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
NEW COPPER BULL POOL.
Operators from MaHg Big Cities
Make Tp the Money.

Boston, Dec. nglanders have not been
in the Boston copper share market any apprecia-
hle extent on the present BOOM yet millions Of
dollars have been made on the rise. and millions
more may be made on another big bull movement
that is now being engineered The money has been
made up by New-YoTk, Duluth Pittsburg, Detroit,
Milwaukee, Cleveland and Minneapolis operators.
with Others scattered throughout the Middle West,
Butte and Salt Lake.
Ne1-York has been active mainly in United
States Mining Allouez, North Butte and United
Copper. The new bull movement in Boston coppers
will begin after Christmas. and the stocks
picked are United States Mining TO Sd, Copper
Range 10 go AIloue5 10 90, Greene to a.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
FATALLY CRUSHED BY ELEVATOR.
Zeal of EmplOye at Candy Factory Likely to
Cost Him His Life.

William scanIon fifty years old. OF No go Spring
st was so badly crushed by an elevator in Lott
candy factory at No. 81 Barclay-st.. yesterday
that II is thought he Will die. Scanlon has been
employed by Loft for many years, and 1t has been
his duty to supervise the shipments of Christmas
candies Yesterday this work was particularly
strenuous and scanlon, in his eagerness to see
that all the shipments got of found it necessary
several times put his head in the elevator shaft
ana call down to the porters below.
When he had particularly important shipment en-
SooI cf the elevator shaft and shouted for the
Elevator Instead of being below the elevator was
ebove and in descending IT caught Scanlon. The
refe broke and Scanlon was hurled to the ground
Soor where he was picked up unconscious
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
COUNTRY PHYSICIAN HEADS BOARD
Governor Blanchard Believes Appointment
Will Restore Confidence.

Ner-OrIeans Dec Ex-Governor Blanchard to-
aav announced the membership Of the new State
Board Of Health, with the additional announcement
that Dr. Clifford Fl. Iron, OF Bossier Parish is TO
be president Heretofore the president OF the
Board Of Health has been Il New-Orleans man. nut
tbe Governor has now made his selection from the
northern mart of the State in the belief that the
appontuent of a country physician will aid In re
storing confidence among the adjoining states IN
The health authorities of Louisiana
At the close Of the recent yell3w feDer epiqeiS
resigned and the appointments are made TO Ill the
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
MISSISSIPPI PACKETS POSSIBLE
Pittsburg Steel Company Also VIII Build
River Fleet of Tugs and Barges.
rRy Telegraph 70 The Trinune.J

Memphis. Dec. 23-The P1ttsburg Steel Company.
of Pittsburg, has agents travelling through tbs
Ohio and Mississippi river valley towns, seeking
information to the support that would be given
a through line Of packets between Pittsburs and
New-OrIeans. At odds with the high rates OF rail-
roads touching Gulf ports, the steel company will
build feet OF steel hull barges and towboats to
carry its product to shipside for export.
It will place the feet IN service posst-
bic to establish the line thoroughly in anticipation
of the canal opening. The packet boats win also
be placed in commission If any encouragement Is
offered. The barge line, II is stated by agents Of
the line will be hurried to completion
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
HELLO!

Young LADY. desiring TO communicate with
oe-tain society beau. was told to call him up by
tsIephone at his club a certain hour She rang
M tbe exchange gave the number. and waited
Presently a voice sald:
Hello" she called is Dir. s thereF
'fMr who?"
Mr. So No"
.aYes sure we have record OF any one OF
'nsP .Pleare look and see If he isn't somewhere
'sThere,s no use looking. ma'am We have 'ern
all down in the book - -. ~. -,,o,,Is
well II is strange. was eoiu li'' +4O "O4
De asay. look here. what number do you want7'
..ob hSi iihatss 1gr the - City Club. This Is the
Maxgus"-lLi2pncotts MAkaZins
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
ARRAIGNs TOM TAGGART.
Edgar L Maines Says Bosses Machine Is
"Crowd of Political Pirates"
rnv Telegraph Z The Tribuae.

Tndianapolis, Dec Z--Eogar I. Ma4nes' pFeslo6lt
NJ the indiana jefferson League, to-day contributed
a scathing arraignnent OF National Chairman IAs-
-. - ~. literature Of the campaign now in
s~.s-s.s FOR the election of a new State central
psit..e IN letter to the Editor of 1.-The Delphi
rEeraId" Names urges Democrats 10 overthrow the
Taggart machine. He calls Iagsar. ana @ niS sup
P0 ,.,- s,,.+ a disreputable crowd OF free-
Ion Ao 9O control Of the Democratic party IN IND
lana it win be distant day o2 w5les sste
..y. that 80 per cent OF the Democrats Of
- hsye no respect for Taggart es leader,
inoaIIa rnov him to be illiterate incompetent
md politically dishonest
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
COREY RECONCILIATION CHECKED
Wife of Steel Man Said To Be Ignoring Hus'
bands Promises and Gifts.
- ralerrnnh to &c Tribune. J

IBy Telegraph 20 The ITl0ane'J
Pittsburg. Dec GA check in the proceedings
,ovsra reooncfliation between W. Ellis Corey
sn6 his wife IS reported from Braddock tonight
rbers ara no,v grave fears that the head OF the
See cornorat.on viii not go TO Braddock to meet
his wifa Christmas If this be the case 1t is
fesre8 that there viii be no reconciliation Mrs
eorey's friends say she has taken POSITIVE
stand sno is ignoring the ruuored gift of ST.
10000 and other promises
Mr. Corey has not replied to messages sent 20
him by friends Of both sides. E.s silence has
caused alarm - ,,-,
A a Corey, Mr.. Corey's father, VIII "nG1-- No.
Grs Corey IS now In Braddock. hired two ouH-
dogs to-niqht snd two Hatchmen, TO make peo-
Pie attend TO their own business" as ne puts II
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
DRANK cARsoLIc ACID IN WINE.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribl

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Dea Moines Iowa, Dec. 23-Miss Emma Gibbs, OF
Sev--York who is visiting Mrs. z. r, Stevenson
here is barely alive tonight the result Of drink
ing mixture Of wine and carbolic acid, when she
supposed she was mixing two different brands Of
wine She held up the glass, and, saying "Eere
is 2 drink that will do good" drained 1t. A
moment later she was screaming in agony Three
MUSICIANS are doing their best tonight TO save
her life There is suspicion that she at
tempted suicide but this Miss Gibbs earnestly de-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
TROPHY SHOOTS TARGETS
TROPHY sHOOT-25 TARGE'
BANKER THROWS HIMSELF ON TRACK
Smiles at Motorman as Death ApprOaches-
Rescued Just in Time.
lrv rslegraDs 70 rhe Tribune.

Indianapolis Dec. 23.-Edwin Payne, president OF
TIE People's Bank. Of Rushville. threw himself IN
s-on- of = ,7otor train to-day with the intent OF
committing suicide. but was rescued by bystander
tast In time TO save his life.
Mr Payne after throwing himself upon the track
locked I'D into The face Of the motorman ana
EnfIed The raOtorTaan threw of the power and put
On the brake instantly but could not have saved
lie banker had not another man caught MIN py tLlS
seet sTd dragged him from the track
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
ea,y1r STEAMER BLOWN ON ROCKS.
TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. J

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal
1-a1z-orIeans Dec. Z---Word has been received
f-oro Honduras that the John Wilson. fruis
steamer running between Mobile ana CaTlooea1
-. wa blown on the rocks Tela- Hondurassi
10o.-obar IL The vessel was lying at anchor OK
+bs coast. when her steering gear became dis
orTanged and she dragged both anchors until shs
s+r,,cL, the rocks.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
TILM4R BEATS CRONE.
Wins Special Mach at Nese-F ork
.4thIetic Club Traps.

Fred ! Yilmar carried of the trap shooting
honors yesterday in the weekly contest Of the
Eev-York Athletic Club. at Travers Island. The
December Cup was tbe feature of the days sport
and Nilnar won me match against four competi-
tors His score - targets broken out or a
possible -
i greeaI match for S5lZ-eT cup at 100 targets
between Afessrs Crone Tilmar, the latter was
also the winner. He broke Il out Of the 100. The
winners Of the trophy matches were Messrs. San
defs. Edwards Crone and Helms
o7fc
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
azmARkAnLg ENGINEERING FEAT.

A remarkable engineering feat was performed
last Monday in the construction Of the iusrense
TTb,tney County dam across the Yadkin River. IN
Nrortb Carolina The T. A Gillespie Company laid
~ - - yor15,s record IN dam building At this
rate the great power plant viii es N opSra.oe J.a
soN earlier than had been expected, ana oy 1sl-
,ia-I 1877 viii be supplying power to pIoeaoly
mora than two hundred cotJon mills IN Norsn ane
SoHth Carolina The project is said 70 % me most as
efgantic ever undertaken by a private corporaSloh
IN the South
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
ATTEMPT TO SAVE RESULTS IN DEATH.
Bows Push Man from Engines Path-His
Skull Fractured in Fall.

Des Moines Iowa, Dec. 25-Three boys saw
Charles Morgan sitting upon the Rock Island
tracks Wednesday afternoon and a switch engine
bearing down upon him but few hundred yards
avsv Rushing to the they gave him a push
which toppled him down a ten-foot emoanAiheh| % "
.,tiI-i that the man would sober off In time they
Maid no more attention to him.
This morning they learned that a man found IN
that very spot had died in hospital This noon
theE identified the body that OF the man whose
life thew had endeavored to save. but whose skuli
had been fractured by his fall down the emoanK-
Inent,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
LARGE sTsTsoN DIVIDENDS.

which has paid 20 per cent it's common stock for
the last two years, has declared extra dividend
OF 8 per cent on this stock making a total of %
per cent for the fiscal year. The success OF this
Industrial company appears 10 be continuous and
progressive.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
JURORS CAUSE DISGUST.
ProHiscuous Acquittals May Cause Miszis4
sippi Judge to Resign
~ TsleEraph 10 90 Trfhurs-l !

Memphis. Dec. 2S.--Accordlng to statements oe
close political and personal friends OF Judge cosh
rane. Of the Tenth District. the Judge viii shortly
tender his resignation to the State. His friends sag
that Judge Cochrans Is disgusted thoroughly with
the way IN which Mississippi iurers acauit whit.
accused Of crime.
Even when whites are convicted. the Jurors a-s
frequently among the first 70 sign pardon petss
tons, thus undoing their verdcts.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
FOR GROWN-UPS ONLY.
Reports from T50o States Say Santa
Claus Is Blazing.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Springfield, Ohio, Dec. 23--There was panic
last night in the Stringtown School, eight miles
west of here. when the cotton batting clothing
of Santa Claus inpersonated by John Cobaugh,
caught fire from a candle. Panic seized specta-
tors, and in the crush which followed Miss VAL
entne. the teacher, tainted, and is now seriously
i'll from nervous prostration. Cobaugh, although
badly burned, may recover. A dozen were cut
and bruised but none fatally
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
SIZES WESTERN UNION FOR 81 55.

TBy Telegraph % The Trthunel
,,-,-..s+er Mass DecS 23.-HyInan Sandman a
messenger boy has sued the Western Union Tele-
graph Company for s. % for work overtime ana
80 cents spent for luncheon Percy n. Fulton' n,'
until recently the nnanageF OF the local .sa
office refused TO pay him Aar the luneheon anu '-''
overt. overtime about two nnontS II ago ne alleges,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
tBy Telegraph to The tribune

New Orleans. Dec. 23.-Santa Claus. ilnper-
sonated by Robert Finlay, visited the Chestnut
Street Public School here today. His clothes
caught fire, causing a panic among the pupils.
The dresses worn by several little girls also took
fire, but one Of the teachers promptly removed
her woollen skirt and extinguished the flames.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

Leicester, Mass, Dec. 23.-Alfred NJ. Frye, as
sistant teacher Of the Leicester Academy, was
dangerously burned while acting the part of Santa
Claus tonight Two others. who assisted in put
ting out the fire, were burned less severely.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

December 22-The Porter the Nicholson the Bakely the
Dupont the RODGERS and the Florida Charleston;
the Talbot a Soionors; the Leonidas, Norfolk;
the MacDonough. Pine Beach; the Dubuque, at
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
.,u, n,Nes CRACKED IN CALIFORNIA.

-,.,,arsse,d. cal. Dec. "a heavy shock OF
9s,n,,srs was felt at 2.s O'Clock THIS afternoon
..,o,,sne for six seconds The shock was from
~. ~. 20 ueSt Several buildings EsSs slASAeS
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
., rARGEr-HANnrcAP.


The club presented d cup for the highest score
made in the team shoot b. experts. Il was Won
h Il. Il. stevens. with score Of - cut Of a pos
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS - The following
Of vessels have been reported to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07
Town Meeting.

The town meeting of the town Oh
FarmingdaIe was held. Monday alter
room. in the Town hall. and majority
of the voters turned out to vote. Inc
,rincip,l contest was on the board ol
selectmen and the votes cast were as
follows: FIRST seleCtman. George W.
paul. 81: Frank Richardson, |; G. Il.
Stevens. l. Second selectman. Frank
Richardson. 81: j. w. Garter. :; >. ,.
Currier. L. Third Selectman, Edward
J. Hodgdon. 81; J. $. Currier. 30; ). w.
Carter, l. a. r. Lewis, who was a
candidate for school committee, was
defeated. G. A. Harrington being elect
ed. There We're several other changes
in the town government, ana the lst
of the officers follows:
Moderator. Frank Lowell; selectmen.
assessors and overseers Of the poor,
George W. Paul. Frank Richardson.
Edward ]. Hodgdon; town clerk, q. f..
Stevens: treasurer, DR.. +. f. Putnam;
collector. A. +. Lewis; school commit
| tee, G.. A. Harrington, w. Il. Long
| fellow, G. II. Beane; supt. of schools,
Edwin Manson; auditor, G. a. FarrinS-
| ton; street commissioner. Fred >.
| Rrann: chief engineer. Frank Marshall;
| conslabes, \. T.. Lewis. r. >. Neal, l..
A. Rouse. r. ID. Perry; pound Keepers
A. f. Cunningham. j. w. Carter; fence
viewers and field drivers. a. +. Cum
| ningham H. NJ. Cannon, A. l.. Hutch
| inson; surveyors OF wood and bark os-
| car McCaus land. T. j. Brann; survey
ors of lumber J. c. Atkins. A. l.. Cum
| ,-in TT " Icy eft u \. IpWett :
town weighers. \. c. McCausland. Os-
car McCausland; harbor master, Albert
| Gail; board of health. u. S. Parker.
Frank Lowell, Dr. +. Nj. Putnam: bal
| lot clerks, L. Manson, G. Eastman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07
GOODWIN BY 14O.
Republicans Garry Every Ward-An
Account of the Voting.

Clement $. Goodwin. Rep, was elected
mayor Of HalIowell. yesterday. BY n ma
joritv of 40 votes over Ernest S. Cur
rier. Dem.
The voting was carried on very quietly
aud did not assume the nature of an as-
gressive' contest excepting in Ward !.
whore apparently only one voter in 10
voted straight either ticket.
The straight Republican ticket was car
ried by n good majority in every ward.
the makeup of the board of aldermen
being: Henry p. Clearwater and George
RI. Willis, aldermen at large: George A.
Cole. alderman Ward /: Aug,stns l..
I.OngfellOw. alderman Ward ,: l.. +.
Gray. alderman Ward 3: c. Eugene Har-
vcy. Ward 4: David G. Sleeves Ward 5.
In Ward ] the whole number of votes
cast for mayor was 9G. Goodwin having g.,
Currier. %. Aldermen at large Clearwa-
ter, =; Willis. 73; Lowe, 90 Leighton. 90
Street commissioner. COttle. q. City mar
shall Fish. "A; Savage. 10. Alderman,
Geo. Cole IS; Geo Trask, 90. Constable,
f. NJ Fish. IA.
Ward o-For mayor. Goodwin. "A: Cur
rier. Il. Aldermen at large. Clearwater
~. w HIS, n, ILoN', i'' i-'is,iI''ii' i'
Street commissioner. Cottle, Il. City
marshal Fish. Az Savage. Il. Alderman
LonEfcllow. Al; F.. o. Beane. Il. Consta
BILE. T. ]. Jones. "A: c. f. Strickland, L.
Ward For mayor, Goodwin. 46; Cur
rer, is. Aldermen ut large, Clearwater
Is; Willis. &c: Lowe. Il; Leighton. H.
Street commissioner Cottlc, IL. city mar
shall. Fish. &C: Savage. Il. Alderman. L.
r. Gray. &c: F. S. Packard. Il. Consta-
bic George w. Narney. 49,
Ward For mayor. Goodwin, -; Cur
ricr Il. Aldermen at large, Clearwater
-; Willis. 50: Lowe -; Leighton, u
street commissioner Cottle. p. City mar
shall, Fish. a: Savage. H. Alderman. C.
Eugene Harvey. -; Isaiah 3. fIosken IL
Constable, George +. Harvey, -. }. r.
Hrann. !.
Ward For mayor. Goodwin. IS; Cur
ricr. TO- Aldermen at large. Clearwater
%: Willis. .: Lowe. 6; Leighton. j. Street
commissioner. Cottle. p. City marshal
Fish, IS; Savage. 3 Alderman. David IT,
Sleeves. oS. Constable. George F.. Church.
q.
The wardens elected to serve in the sew
eral wards respectively are: Asa LIBBY
5. r. Estes. John II. Howe. Lyndon
overlook. Charles o. Carter. Ward clerks
George w. Choate. II. l.. Grindell. q. A.
Seabury. George A. Heath ana :. D.
Grimes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07

Six memorial windows are to be CIV
en- to the new Congregational church,
which will be ready for occupancy the
last of this month. The double window
in front will he in memory of Mrs.
Lydia Fairbanks and her daughter.
Mrs. Mary Ann Perkins. presented by
Mrs. A. y. Benjamin and Harry Per-
kins of Oakland. daughter and grand
son OF Mrs. Fairbanks. The others Will
be for John ]. Tinkham, presented by
George Q. Packard of Portland; Rev.
Henry S. Loring, presented by his
daughter. Mrs. Nellie Driscoll, also of
Portland, Nelson Packard, presented
by his granddaughter, Mrs. Murray l..
Stanley of New Britain, CT, John and
Margaret Crawford McIlrOy, present.
ed by their son, John II. McIlrOy, and
Mrs. William Wood, gift of the MEM
bers of the church and of the towns
people generally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07
COACHMAN MURDERED.
Was the Victim Of Burglars In Ridge
wood, N. J.

Ridgewood, \. j.. March with n bull
let wound through his heart the body of
Louis Rosendal. aged Is. a coachnan. was
found where he had been murdered in the
rear OF Il lot on Franklin avenue this
place. today. A murderous club was
,und beside the body Of the victim Two
arrests have been made but the police
do not appear to he satisfied that they
have yet arrested all implicated in the
affair.
kosendal was q native of Holland and
had been in this country only Il short
time. OF late he had been paving much
attention to the Young domestic and had
hoen accustomed to pass his leisure even
ines in her company
Ros"ndal was at the house where the
domestic is employed when two burglars
attempted to rob the house Eosand,I
mad desperate fight with them in tho
kltrh"n and had forced them INTO tn.
yard when one of them shot him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07

lows: For mayor. Charles A. knlght'
159, John T.. Cunningham, ~; TOT aiuei
man, Herman Bryant. ia; Tor colii'i'ol'
councimen. Jere Preble. 1o', John +.
Eastman. 81, Harry h. Lawrence 1'''
G. W. Douglass. 113. John f. Cunning
ham, 2; for constable, Thomas Mcclure
1871: for warden. w. F. Eastman, l'l'
for ward clerk, 191.
The board of aldermen convened at
8 o'clock. last evening. to make the
turns of the election. Mayor r. l.. Du'-
sell was in the chair and there Wei,
present Aldermen Blake, BILLINGS anu
Bryant. The votes and the returns -,
the ward officers We're Inspector "ii"
accepted and on motion OF Alueiii',,
Blake. Charles A. Knight was of1lclaiis
declared elected mayor Oh the CITY
Gardiner The meeting adpour1eo
with this motion. Last nights meeting
of the board of aldermen was the ida'
of the wear. and for the last tltile' M"S
or Russell presided over that pouy do
chief executive of the city. Ihere wei.
q few handshakes and words OF So"',
,,a,.- ato and the board ADJOURNED
sine die. ILL. ;r,,+
In G. A. knights office. last nign''
there assembled Il distinguished sa'h-
eriny of political lights and eA-ish,a'
al hent on extending to Mr.. hhlslit 'i'e
CONGRATULATIONS of the Repupiic'i'
Marty. All mace brief addresses Ell
iarairy on the Importance or the re-
sn,t of the election and all predicting
J., .safe and sane" administration with
Az Knight at the helm of the snip.
Mr. Knight. when called upon for re-
marks by Mayor Russell. who presid-
cd thanked the voters for their ale
sience. support and confidence and
nromised his best efforts for the city
and the citizens. Among those who
we're present and who spoke were no.
ticed Postmaster G.. DeSter Libby, Z.
II. Gray, chairman of the Republican
city committee, Mayor E. l.. Bussell,
Alderman Herman Bryant, Hon. .. g.
Cl:.son, DIR. c. f. Pickering, chairman
of the Republican city committee, eX-
Mayor Berry. Henry Richards, ex-
Mayor Walker. c. o. Turner. Repre-
sentative Conn, Mr.. Weeks of Ward O.,
and others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07
A Collision.

Fourteen freight cars were badly
smashed in a rear end collision at Ice
toro about l. o'clock Saturday night
large number from South Gardiner
went down Sunday to ne scene Of the
wreck and the wrecked cars drawn up
en- the siding here had a large number
Of visitors during the dav. One of the
freaks of the wreck was q large mo-
tor boat loaded on fiat car which
during the ACCIDENT was dislodged from
it's car and sent through the end of an
empty box car and 10 ali appearances
seemed as if it mad been loaded there
in the first place, another car original
ly between the two jumping the track
Fortunately no one was injured.