davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
A FRANCO.RUSSIAN
ALLIANCE IS URGED
(Ry Associated Press.)


PARIS, October S.-The necessity for the
naintenance OF a Franco-Russian alliance
Is vigorously urged In the seml-oificial
Temps, which points out that the public
opnion Of both countries Is unanimously
In favor Of the conference. The Temps
says an Anglo-French alliance would be
useful to Great Britain but compromising
10 France and would create trouble In
Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
FIREMEN GO ON STRIKE
RAILROAD is TIED UP
(By Associated Press. !

MONTERREY. MEXICO, October s.-The
Mexican Central tlremcn ,7ent OH a strike
yesterday and as a result traffic along
tho line is now practically at a stand
stlll The hremen, It Is said demanded
over the road, Alabama coal for fuel
and helpers. The company, 1t is reported,
was willing to concede everything with
the exception of Alabama coal, claim-
Ing it to be too expensive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
ALLOW THE FrNNS TO
USE THEIR OWN TONGUE
CBy Associated Press.)

IIELsINGFoRs. FINLAND, Oct, Sat
/. conference OF Finnish officials, with tho
tant modi flea ton OF the imperial mani
fcsto Of June 18th was adopted, permit
iing the employment Of Finnish and swed-
lsh In the higher administrative depart
ments In Finland instead OF the exclusive
Gse OF the Russian language,
> The Emperor declines to- entertain me
Fequest made by the Finnish Senate ior
The holding of an extraordinary session
of tho landing this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
ONE HURT, TWO KILLED,
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
(By Associated Press.)

T4 (By Assoclated Press)
DErROIT, MICH, October S.--A FREQ
Press special from Athens, Mich, says
Walter Palmer, Of Athens. was instantly
killed; Chauffeur Blake, of Kalamazoo
fatally injured, and Mrs, Walter Palmer
and her daughter, Frances, badly bruis-
cd In an automobile accident to-day near
there. The automobile swerved into II
marsh and capsized, Mrs. Palmer and
Frances are not dangerously hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
MURDERED GIRLS BODY
FOUND IN CLEVELAND:
fBy Associated Press

CLEVELAND,s o., October s.-The body
Of Johanna Illnkopf, 81 years old, a SER
want in a hotel, was found in the vacan
lot on Superior Street, opposite Handy,
Street, by boys tonight, The body had
been covered with weeds and other rub
5bish. Finger marks on the throat in-
dica to that the girl was murdered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
FALL RIVER WORKERS
ASK RESTORATION OF WAGE
(Ry Associatcd Press,

~ -fI7IT- - TI5y- IIaSSOCIHtGU TFeSS, J
FALL RIVER, MASS. October S.-The
Fall River Textile Council, at meet
Ing to-day, voted to request the Manu-
facturers' Association to restore the de-
duction Of 19A per cent. In wages, which
was made on July rs, 1904. Secretary
Taylor, Of the council, was instructed to
ask the association to make tho advance
on Monday, October 23d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
GREAT CAPITALIZATION OF
MINING CLAIMS IN MEXICO
lRv Apsocla tetL Press.

Il MEXICO CITY. October s.-Messrs.
schuly, Perry and Newell, American cap
group of mining claims situated IN the
State of Durango. The first payment, ST.
100 900, has been placed With the National
Bank Of Mexico, and tho balance Will
be paid periodically,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
ON THE SUEZ
CANAL HAS BEEN RESUMED

(I,v Associated Press,)
6 PORT SAID, EGYPT October 8.-Trafflc
on the canal which had been delayed
since the blowing UP Of the wreck of
tho British steamer Chatham. September
2Sth, was resumed to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
STABBED AND ROBBED
BY HIS CLOSE FRIENDS

George Woodson (coloreD was waylaid.
stabbed. beaten and robbed last night on
Patrick and "Nubbs," both colored. and
former friends, as his assaulants. and
they came near placing. him IN his, long
500 He was seriously stabbed III the left
side and cut and bruised about the head,
Dr. Cullen S. Pitt, ambulance surgeon,
treated the, mans injuries at No l9gS y.
son los. 1nuch blood and may die,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
FORMER BOSTON OFFICIAL
CHARGED WITH MURDER
i(By Associated Press,

BOSTON. October S.--Daniel j. Dom
oelly, II member Of the Boston City Co,n-
iii and formerly member OF the Legis-
eture, was arrested to-day on a Charge
pr manslaughter. It is alleged that Pat
as the result Of an encounter with Don
reilly yesterday in the south end. The
eeupc!lman was released on 81, 900 bonds,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
A NORWEGIAN STEAMER
is SEIZED BY The JAPS
Ipu Acsnninted RrnSS.l

(By Associated Press,)
TOXIC. october S--2:8O p. M.---The Navy
1,anartment announces the seizure near
lid tle island ofS@Tsu Of the Norwegian
steamer Amphrlte, bound for Y!aulfffsss.-, I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
B BUENOS AYRES ON GENERAL
STRIKE; MARTIAL LAW

t5fssfaE fBy Associated PreSS.) ,I3tf
BUENOS 34AYRES. october S-The work
mems federation has decided to start a
strike tomorrow. Congress has
resolved to declare martial law through
cut the country for ninety days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Splendid MdusoIeulnBs
Being Built Under mrs. 81
Ryan's Supervision.
GREAT FINANCIER s35.
LOVES HIS STATE
Another Testimony Given That
Mr.. Ryan's Affection For Vir- 3
ginia, Where He Retains
His Citizenship, Is Last
ing and and Controlling contr.o
Pope Consents. s5l

s- I.
Work on the Cathedral OF the sacrel
Fear fleart has progressed rapidly during the
tMlst few months. and while tho greasS
structure is BY 10 means yet complete,
1t Is expected, II II has not already beenE
.c"tinltely arranged that the ,dedlcation#
VIII occur next Lent, and that &the Ilas-&
ter services will BE held in tie new
sanctuary. 3.s3
The opening Of the cathedral, WHICH 4
Will perhaps be the most magnificent
church edifce In the entire South, Will
be made an event 8of tho first import-@
ailcc to the Catholics OF Richmond and i
Virginia, and indeed to the community
at large, since tho possession OF so no.s \.
table a house Of worship is fmatterfol
municipal pride, regardless OF denomina.s VI
t'onal considerations. The dedication Ii
llkely to be set for the Middle Of sonl I
week In Lent, as 3lit is desired to have
present at 1t many distinguished prelateiS
and laymen, who would be engaged elses8
where II the exercises fell upon a Sun; 1;
day or some great feast dny The $g,tli.Sf
orlng Of church 5dignitarles to participate
II. the ceremonies will be very imposing$
and, though these details have not yet
been settled, will probably include tho I
leading Catholic ch,irchmcn Of the coun.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
.BOMBS ARE THROWN
AT THE C0s5ACKS.
Troops Fire Into the People and
Many Are Killed
or Hurt,
(By Associated Press.)

TIELls, October S-seyerll bombs
We're thrown at the Cossacks this eve
ming, Tho troops fired, and general
panic ensued. Many persons were killed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Stoned at Moscow.

O9FVV 0tO'Esu ~ 9'TftS71SoTVT' - Z
4 MOSCOW, October S,--Durng an af-
fray to-day between crowds Of striking
bakers and the troops tho mob stohrd
tho police and the troops. Tho latter
fired and dispersed tho demonstrators.
Two hundred arrests We're made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09

!, continued on Second Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09

Continued on Third Page.>
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
BASEBALL SCHEDULE,
High School Nine Organized and FRS.
Game Saturday.

III" Hallow"ll High School Baseball
Association has organized with the choice
of Harold Wood for manager the pres
ent makeup of the team being as fol
lows: RlaiSdcll, catcher; Roy Fuller oi
I.yner. pitcher: Plummer. first base. Fal
conf shOrtstOp; Shea. second base: Car
ham. third base; COomhs. left field; Niles
center field; Douglass. right field.
RI" following schedule of games has
been arranged by Manager Wood:
April 15-Gardiner H. S. at HallowclI
April 27-Watervil1e TT. s at Hallowctl
April 29-Gardiner H. S. at Gardner
May G-Oak Grove at Haliowell
May 13-Watcrvillc II. S. At Waterville
May 11-Oalk Grove at Oak Grove
May 20-Open.
May 27-Rrunswick Club at brunswick
June @-Brunswick Club at Hallowell.
June 10-Open.
June 11-Open.
Every preparation is being made for n
good game. Saturday. 1t will he the
opening Of the baseball season and there
should be n fine attendance. The team
is. Of course. to depend on the gate re-
ceipts to pay the expenses of the sport
and liberal support will ensure success
The practice of evadng the ticEet-takers
will be discouraged Systematically.
Tho game with Gardiner commences at
s o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
Conference Notes.

The ladies of The local church have
brick building opposite the church on
Highland avenue where the lady ViSi-
tors, who attend the ali-Gay service at
the church will be afforded an oppur-
tunity to rest The rooms occupy the
entire upper floor. and from the Win
city may be enjoyed. On the lower
floor is located the church restaurant
where Caterer Goodrich looks after the
visitors in Il manner vloSe unto per-
jOying heavy patronage from the con-
ference visitors. and after the after
noon session yesterday several of the
clergymen and their wives INDUCED in
drives about the city. The post Office
in the vestly OF the church yesterday
was the scene of great activity, and
the little postmistress. Miss Wilhel-
NINA Joscelyn, daughter of the pastor
of the church discharged her duties
very capably. The telephone is also
located in the library room. and there
too were clustered patient walters. all
il. line "for their line" The veStry re
sembled a church fair. yesterday. for
there were Il half dozen or more tables
or booths where books and supplies
weer offered for inspection. and the
representatives of the religious and
secular press have their headquarters
in that portion of the building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
Marine Notes.

The schooner Mary f. olys" Of Bath
224 tons register. tied up at Gardner
over night and left for HalloWell yes
terday morning. The Vessel carried a
cargo Of coal consigned to a Hallowen
firm. The coal merchants in the city
havc their sheds. storr-Eouses and poe
kcts in readiness to receive cargoeS and
SC Ver.fl of the dealers will receive heavy
shipments of anthracite and bituminouS
in the immediate future.
Wednesday morning, 4 few min
utcs after O'Clock Il hoisting en-
CINE used to hoist coal from tho
hold of the schooner "NndreW Young
at the pockets on the Randolph
side of the river suddenly turned sub
marine diver. and the event will cause
consid, rable troubl" and an outlay OF
good hard cash. The donkey engine was
resting on a lighter, or scoW. that was
| moored along side the larger vessel and
a floating cake of ice. coming down
stream stove a hole in the lighter caus-
ling ii 10 fiji almost Immediately.
The scow turned turtle. and the en-
gneer and stevedore's crew, who Were
standing on its deck had barely time to
| escanc to the deck of tie vessel before
| it sank, throwing tn" engine into the
murky depths. An engine of similar
construction will be brought up from
| Richmond to aid in discharging the re-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
Tocus Temperance Union.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Lizzie II. Towle ToGus Christian Tem-
perance Union. was held in the G. A
hall on Tuesday. April II, and was
called TO order by the President. Mrs
Towle. Chaplain Burrage Offered
prayer. among the visitors present
were Mr. and Mrs. James Dearbon
ana Miss Mildreth Jordan Of Augusta
The usual invitation was given foi
any who wished to sign the pledge and
the following new members were re-
ccived: Miss Mildreth Jordon, Geo. II
Dyer Paul Sidean; rejoined. Peter
Wagner and Chas. p. f. Turner. Secy
Mocord rendered his resignation which
was accepted and David L. Jewett was
elected to fill vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dearbon and Miss Jor-
don favored the audience with several
trios which were well rendered. They
also offered a few remarks for the good
of the order. Followed by Chaplain
Burrage. S. 3. Sylvester. Chas. S. f.
Turner, Peter Wagner. the President
and others. the attendance is increas-
ing both in members and visitors, and
it is pleasing to note the steady healthy
growth of the union, eight having
oned at the last meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

LAYING the track and were hurrying
same as rapidly as possible. The
mayor and aldermen felt that the right
and proper time for signing the agree
ment was before. and not after the
track was completed. Furthermore no
attempt even at making arrangements
for the sale Of tickets at the Quarry
had been made by the Railroad OFF,
cials of the road We're communicated
with and while admitting both verbal
that the written agreement was exact
~ as they had understood it, and while
it contained clause whereby if the
fare on the road from Eastern Avenue
Augusta, to the Quarries should ever
be raised to ten cents that the fare
from Hallowell to the Quarries should
were therefore not bound Indefinitely.
yet the position which they took was
that they had not expected to be asked
to sign any agreement. and finally re-
fused to do so. The City Council took
the position that the whole thing was
business transaction between two bod
les Of business men and should be car
ried out along business lines. That
verbal agreement II worth making and
which was to be lived up to by both
parties was worth putting in black and
white and signing. With the refusal Of
the Company to do this, the Mayor and
Council ordered that work on the new
track be Immediately suspended No
further work has been done since Fri
day, and yesterday Mayor Goodwin re-
ceivcd IA communication from Mr. Ma
coInber stating that while the road had
fully intended 70 fulfill their verbal
agreements to the letter, yet they did
not care to bind themselves as our City
las asked them to do. that the Rail-
read Company would remove such part
Of tn" spur track as they had built ana
would withdraw their request for its
completion, and the matter might be
considered rs closed.
A CITIZEN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

Bankers and jewellers here are mixed
over the Identification of gold coin the
size of so gold piece. which T. l.
Crabtree owns. and which he claims
was sent him forty years ago from Old
Mexico by an uncle. It has the mark.
ingS of Il United State; gold coin. but
it is not denominated. 1t was weighed
and tested as to its quality. 1t weighed
five and Onn-half nennyweights and
stood TIE gold test. The date Of the
coin j. $1SGo and it has thirteen stars
Kansas City journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
CITY Hall Notes.

The Board of ASSESSORS were in ses-
sion in the City hall yesterday after
noon to transact business and will sit
again this week on Saturday afternoon
The veterans of the civil War. who Un-
der the law are cXemp; from taxes al
appearing before the Board to square
themselves, and there are others in tho
..ity who are exempt from taxation. and
there are lots more who are not exempt
although they bclicV" themselves to b.
until they are convinced TO the con-
trIry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

Charles Canhafn of the senior class
represent the school at an oratOrical
contest which viii occur at the Maine
Htate College on the evening of May -.
He invitation for the school to be rep
resented came from OrOnO Il few days
age 70 the school board, who in turn
authorized the faculty Of the school to
appoint such delegate. Mr.. Canhain
mas been interested in the lcal oratOri-
cal contests and ii is expected will go
70 orono well prepared to uphold the
reputation Of the school The prizes
Will b, SO $40 and s..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

"Jap-a-lac" is evidently taking the
housekeepers Of Gardner by storm :
Look at the grand display at Decker &
Day Co.'S store when luornpoliZcS the
whole store front. the balance of this
week, and you will be enlightened.
When did houseke"p@~s even enjoy such
a time of painting. or rather staining.
in all the pretty colors. Furniture
wood work. flower pots and in fact
everything that nea.ls frightening up
and made pretty comes in for a trans
formation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
Fred r, Gould.

Fred r. Gould. former resident cf
this city. died. Tuesday. in Auburn.
where he has been engaged in business
for several years. Mr.. Gould was the
son of the late s. l.. Gould of this city,
and WAS 46 years Of age. He is sur
viNcd by widow and two sisters. Miss
Emma Gould and Mrs. M. F. Payne.
The remains will be brought to this
city, today. for interment at oak
Grove, cemetery. where a simple burial
service will be read.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
Annual Meeting.

AT the annual meeting of the Gardl-
ner iunruvement Society. held Tues
day evening in the High school build
ing. ;he following officers We're elected:
President, Charles II. Gray; vice pres
idents. Miss Della Collins, Mrs. G. NJ.
Gray, Mrs. Calvin Smith; secretary
treasurer. Mrs. Daniel I.ongfelloW;
hoard of directors Rev. Olaf Tandberg.
Dr. G. s. Jackson. Edwin l.. Russell,
Mrs. Henry Richards, Mrs. Henry Mer-
ram, Mrs. William G. Ellis, and Mrs.
j. w. Robinson 1t was voted That the
president OF the society request the
board Of aldermen of the city of GArdi-
ner to place the supervision of adNer-
tsing bill boards under the care of the
society. Rev. Olaf Tandberg reported
what progress has been made in the
fight for the determination of the
broWn-tail moth and other pests and
made recommendations for the fur
therence Of the crusade. The regular
meeting time Of the executive commit
tee WAS decided for Monday evenings.
and the committee will hold weekly
eetings. Tie following ward commit
tees were elected; Ward /, Haynes D..
Wells. 7. II. Coombs. Herbert Doug
lass, Mrs Stephen Cobb. Miss Barker;
Ward >. Charles f.. Pickering. George
Harrington. Mrs. Luther Stevenson,
Mrs j. S. Tnwle Mrs. Eta Barnard.
Miss Julia Merrill; Ward 3. Daniel
Longfellow, Henry s. Webster. Mrs.
Frederic pineley. Mrs. F. f. McCaus-
land. Miss Jane Cooke; Ward 4, +. T..
Norton, David Douglass, Mrs. James
Lash, Mrs. T.. +. Norton, Mrs. Andrew
Hooker: Ward :. n. c. BarstoW.
Charles F. Swift. Mrs. Arthur l.. Allen.
Mrs. I.ePlain. Mrs. Edward Dill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

Patrick J. ,'orcoran of HCSton died ut
The hospital. Tuesday evening. aged 63
;rs. Mr.. Corcoran was a Canadian by
birth In April. 1864 he enlisted at
Eliza beth. n. J.. as a private in X Go.
of the 9th y. J. Infy. anl was discharg-
I'd in June. 1863. Admitted to the Home
i'll 1895. he remained for 4 year. was
again Il member from 1896 until 1901.
and was readmitted in January. 1903.
The funeral will be held at the chapel
II o'clock Friday afternoon, Chaplain
Nrlligan officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

The finest yard stick in black ana
gold and vanished. the scribe ever saiN
given away. is being ibuted. while
they last by c. H. Beanc. These v;iiu-
able ward sticks are frc" to every Gus
tom,r who asks for one, when hiakiis
q purchase of goods To the amount %
" cents. or more. Put string arouil"
vour husbands finger. as reminder 10
ask for one The new postal cards with
nbotos of churches and places of inter-
est i'm Gardiner are in stock here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

The nolice and fire department Off
o;oIc investigated the fire which was
discovered in =. w. Talbot's stable late
Tuesday night, as there was a suspi-
,.jon abroad that the little blaze was of
incendiary origin. Investigation fails 10
reveal any clues that might support
this theory. and il is probable that the
fire was caused by Spontaneous com
bustion or IL lighted cigar or cigarette
may have been throWn I3releSsly into
the bliidil:g. The money loss was triil-
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

Some person on North street Farm
ingdale attempted to rush the seaso',
last night, and for n minute one Wou"'
be led 10 suppose that the sloriou'
fourth had arrived. A few minutes hi
ter o'clock a sky rocket Wehdcu us
way up into the skies from MOI III
street. and the umWonted liiuhiihh' 'io''
caused everyone who were Oh ="
streets down town 20 pause anu S""e"
at the uuaccuStomed SDectacle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
Administrators Sale
AUCTION
OF REAL ESTATE AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
THURSDAY APRIL 13
THURSDAY
APRIL 10

Commencing at 10 A. NJ, on premises
the Harriet NJ. Wyman estate, situated
on Fillmore Place, Gardiner, but few
rods from the Common, cottage house
containing rooms, stable attached, good
lot, buildings in good repair. This prop
erty is centrally located near churches
schools, and overlooking the Park makes
a very desirable and convenient home
At the same time and place we will Sell
the following lot of household goods
Oak chamber set and bed springs, two
parlor sets, of five pieces each, large wal
nut whatnot, several parlOr stands and
tables, easy chairs and rocker. carpeting.
two alright stoves, lot of pictures.
dishes and cooking utensils, a thousand
of shingles and clapboards, a lot of brio
Il brac and lots of articles not mentioned
The real estate will be sold at ten ocolcll
sharp.
Particulars from
NJ. A. HARADEN, Auctioneer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

one recruit for admission and one for
readmission. reported "Wednesday.
Charles :. Wtter of Providence. lat =
r CO.. 18th Ct. and corporal. X ca,
lst CT. II. A., has been assigned to r
Co. and John Osborne. late Sd r. I.
Cavy.. discharged 4 year ago. goes to
y 60.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
Real Estate Transfer.

The dwelling house located on Hes
elton street and known as the "AnseI
Potter place" changed hands, yester-
day, when Fred Tabor transferred the
property to Michael Burns for the con-
sidcration of $3.50. Mr.. Burns. whose
house recently burned to the ground
will make extensive alterations ON his
new residence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

The directors of the Gardiner Base
ball Association are getting on very
well in their efforts 70 raise a goo:
subscription list for the support of TIL,
team, and the manager has a line OF
several fast players already.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

DR.. Gideon Palmer Circle, No. 4. will
hold its regular meeting on Monday
evening of next week in G. A. II. hall.
The initiation of four candidates will
be feature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
Oak Grove Seminary

The Oak Grove Seminary baseball
team administered a crushing defeat to
the kiest Business College team Of
Waterville, Wednesday afternoon. By
the score Of IS TO 13. The line up Of
the Oak Grove team was: Stephens. D.;
Farrell. c.; WeDber. 1b.; Brown. 9b.:
l.. Clark. 3b.; Farley. S. p.; S. Clarke
+. f.: Appelton. c. f.; and Gourl. |. {.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

A reheasaI of Fedaima will be held
this evening at 7.30 o'clock in the Uni
versalst vestry. and all members Of
the cast and chorus are requested to
be present as the music of the second
act will be rehearsed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13
TASKER BROTHERS,
Church and Water SITS, GARDINER

mainder Of the schOoner's cargo. The
money loss will be about 500. and this
ngure Will cover the cost of recovering
TIL" engine and making repairs on the
lighter. The outfit is owned by A. Fl.
PM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

II. r. depot is completed ana II IS sc.
tainly an ornament to the gehtlei'ieh :
waiting room, in one corner ol Wi'c"
il stands The transmitting 1lStfu-
ment has not yet been Installed pui
will be in place for public service IN Il
few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

T.. I. CARL of the Augusta insurance
iirfn OF Macomber. Farr & Whitten,
rendered IL supper to the Office force of
young lldies 1T the Hallowell House.
last "seiina. Mrs. CARL assisted i'm the
entertaining.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-13

Governor Cobb of Rockland. C. A.
r'ianchard OF Wilton, j. w. Bracket Of
fhiiiips and Fred Atwood of Winter
port We're among those registered at
the HalloWell House, last evening.