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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
H0NORS 10 DEAD HERO.
Major Gen. kor.Aratenko's Remains
Arrive al Odessa on Way Home.


odessa. oct. 1.-The body Of M jor
General kondr4tcmi.". :, nnnandcr Of
the 1tn east Siberian Rifles. who was
Killed. December luSr. during the &"iga
Of Pur, Arthur ia who Nae honorcd
throu snou Russi, ~ Tie foremost
hero ul Tia war. arrived here. today,
OH = steamer from Port Arthur. The
body WIS received with Il great civic
and military REORGANIZATION III strik>
ing contrast NiIh IN" Indifference dis
played on tkr arrival If Lent Cen
St0eyscI. D"put::tiuns brought v'reaths
from many cities and from the Rus
san army in MuIchui3.
A special train. tomorrow. VIII con
vey II" body in stat" to 81. Pct-r7-
burg whore. III the prcs"u," nf En-
reror Nicholas, it will be- inferred in
the Alexander Nrvsky monastery, the
resting place Of the empires most
celebrated m"n. Five Hundred Rus
slams from Port Arthur arrived ON the
same steamer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Trains Collide at St. Paul
With Deadly Results.
One Dead, Five Seriously and
A Score More In Injured.
Air Brakes Failed 10 Work and Train Goes
Crashing Over Embankment.

St Paul, MINI, Oct. IA 500 Line
passenger train from the east leaving
the Union passenger station ~ 9.o5
O'Clock. this morning, collided with the
Chicago &, Great Western fast stock
train IT the Fourth Street viaduct. The
force OF the collision sent five Of the
passenger cars down q "a foot embank-
merit One woman Is dead and i've
seriously injured. while score or more
were slightly cut and bruised. That no
more Wer.. Killed or injured IL due 10
the fact Chat the train was nearly
empty. having discharged the greater
number Of It's passengers at tn" mon
depot here.
The dead:
Mrs. Clare N. Croft. Minneapolis.
The seriously injured:
Mrs. Dutch. minneapolis.
Mrs. THOMPSON
H. S. Moore Montreal
Mrs Williamson, Minneapolis
Mr.. Martin. Minneapolis
Of the injured there are six men ana
two women at S. Josephs hospital or
these II is feared tWo or three may die.
Mr.. Martin, who has a fractured skull,
IS Il, 4 critical condition.
About twenty were treated at the
Union depot by surgeons, and nearly
all OF them were able to SO 10 hotels
or continue their journey To Minneapo-
lis, Tn. destination of the train.
The direct cause Of the accident
was the failure Of the air brakes on
,1e stock train 10 work. The 800 line
train had just left the dcport for Min =
neapolis and was crossing the Chica-
10, Great Western tracks. about four
blocks east of the station. The tracks
iun Along a high embankment at this
point The fast Great Western stock
tiain coming along at good speed
struck the passenger train about III"
middle. hurting the Pullman coaches
over the emDankment They landed
upside down in a heap below. The
wrecklgr caught fire. but it was
promptly extingulshed by the St. Paul
fire department. A squad OF police
and all the hospital ambularceS OF the
c'ty. With u larg" corps of surgeons
were "n III" spot III a short time and
the Injured were quickly taken from
the wreck ana $ INT TO hospitals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
EMpEROR's CONGRATULATIONS
Sent to Witte and Date Set for Their
Coming Conference.

St. Petersburg. Oct. 1.-The low
lowing IS tn" text of the telegram of
Emperor Nicholas inviting NJ. Witte
10 come to Bjoerknc:
! congratulate you on your return
from Washington after brilliantly car
ryfnG out my mandate. which was of
the greatest Importance for the state
and invite YOU to come and see me.
Friday, on board the yacht Polar Star
at Bioerkoe. Tn" yacht StrOia is
placed at your disposal in accOrdanc"
with my wishes.
.tSigaedD NICHOLAS.
Referring To alleged interviews
which have appeared In the foreign
press NJ. Witte declares that he has
received no newspaper correspondent
since ne left Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
SEARCHING VACANT HOUSES
For Evidence to Show Who the Mur'
dered Woman Was.

Boston. oct. saturday afternoon
the police began a search Of all the VA
cant houses in Winthrop with view
tu finding evidence that would show
that The woman was dismembered in
that town. This inquiry is IN line With
The theory Of Iii" Winthrop officers
who nave thought that the girl may
have. died in me Of the many cottages
ueed by summer residents. The search
wiil h. mainly Tor blood stains aA il
Il not expected that the missing parts
OF the body VIII b" found.
After a search OF nearly "A hours HI
police now express the opinion that
tile drug clerk who is wanted i'll con
nection with the tragedy has left tn
city without leaving the slightest clue
IS 10 his probable destination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
ARREST IN WINTHROP CASE.


roboration IN that the ferry gateman
recollects the coming OF the Two men
about 10 o'clock on the night OF
Wednesday. Sept. 70, as one of them
changed q 50 bill at the toll windaw
and then went back as If to pay the
cabman. The captain Of one of the
Boston tug boats, who has made a
special study Of tides. currents and
winds with reference to the direction
of suit case cast into the harbor
from the Chelsea ferry, gives 1t as his
belief that IL was entirely possible fof
IN object thrown from the Chelsea
ferry boat to find its way into crystal
cove, Winthrop harbor withm J" hours
thereafter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

y woman about 30 years. dressed all
in black, arrived, Friday, al Lubec, and
called al Charles Edgecomb's place.
AsAirg for board Mrs. EGgecomb final-
Is agreed 10 take her as q lodgvr. She
did not appear, Saturday for break
f3st and Mrs. Edgccomb sent hcr
daughter to call Her. The wnn=n was
found lying OF the bed fully dressed.
Mr.. Edceconb called DR.. Mailman and
they found morphine il a glass The
woman said thai her name was Morse.
but dill not state whore She was from.
She is siiIl alive. but hrs rot .ecraircd
CONSCIOUS She * not ,%nrctad 10
t'>.'- ~" h-'- about So in h.r IorI.,4-
'""i.. tut the:r N nothing I. prove h.y
identify.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
ASHORE AT GOLDEN GATE
Steamer Alameda Stranded ard o..
scngers Leave Boat In Safety.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-The Decent
Steamship Cos. steamer AIamed,
which sailed, Saturday morning for
Honolulu, Is ashore at Fort Point m
the southern side Of the entranr. n
san Francisco bay.
No lives nave been lost. though III
fate Of the vessel is yet in doubt. The
passengers have been landed in life.
boats and tugs and are returning to ,hs
city. The point at which the yessaI
struck is on a ledge Of rocks that noka.
off 10 the 1orthward, extending abou,
200 yards.
The Alameda's cargo is valued =,
800, 900.
The Alameda IL m iron scrnw steam
er OF $50 tons. She was built in 1888 nv
Cramp & Sons, Philadelphia. Her
length is 314 feet, breadth Al feet. dentb
11.3 feet.
AS soon as the steamer struck tho
crew went at once TO thenr stations
the ships boats were promptly
launched and filled with passengers
Every effort is being made to pull thu
Alameda off the rocks and there Is a
possibility that the vessel may he
saved.
Diagonally opposite the spot whore
the Alameda went on the rocks, the
steamer City Of New York was
wrecked some u years ago. while Pilot
Johnson, brother Of the pilot on the
Alameda. today. was guiding the YES
sci. The New York was total wreck.
A force of men has been sent out 10
the Alameda and another attempt will
be made 70 float the vessel At the next
high tide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

CrI2cd by jealousy becailse her mar
ridl1r h.ti placed her beyond his unW"!-
come attentions, Charles Gray, d negro.
20 ycIrs old. shot Mrs. Ruth f. Fowler.
aged Is. a pretty colorcd woman. in
Cambridge. Mass. Saturday night. fired
another shot at her husband. Arthur
Fowler. which missed. and then sent O.
bullet crashing into his own brain. He
Is dead at Cambridge hospital. The
woman is being treated in the same in
stitUtion and Is in .. prcCarious Condi-
ton. The shooting occurred just before
O'Clock, on School street. near tn"
corner of Austin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
New Orleans Has But Three Deaths
and e New Gases.

New Orleans, Oct. 1-Yell0w fever
report TO p. NJ:
New cases. %; total 3023
Deaths, 3; total. 3g1
New disease centerS. A.
Cases under treatment, 227: dis
charged, 2i05.
the Sunday record would have been
the lowest. this season. bu the report
Of nest Of infection in another con
vent and asylum. The attending phy-
Stefan reports Six cases among the girls
in the Mount Carmel Institute Asylum
on Piety street. There have been several
cases in the Mount Carmel Convent on
81. Cloud street and as these two insti-
tuUiors are closely allied, it is very
likely the infection was transmitted
from one to the other.
Another case is reported at the
French Asylum on st. Anne street. the
patients former residence being for
out or GENTLY road. Only four of the
new cases were above Canal street
Among the deaths is that of Sister
Mary Edith of the Convent of Perpet-
udl Alteration on MariaS street. She
was IS years Of age and had only re-
Gently taken her vows.
DR.. SCuchons circular letter to the
Parish health officers suggesting that
they fix on Oct. Is as the date for rails
ing the parish guarantees against the
city, has produced results already. the
Board of Health of Lafayette wiring
that that town agreed. II is not at all
unlikely that by the time President
Roosevelt is due here. guarantees in
r hn
memory.
News from the country was meagre,
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

casion when I ever saw him alive as
rorards the action taken by me on the
IN, mort Of Mr.. Taft concerning the
'cnarars made by Mr.. Bowen agains,
yon. Not only did he express himself
{ bout Mr.. Bowen 10 me In the Ian
Du3Ec you quote him as having used,
about The same time TO you in speak
ing "f Mr.. Bowen, but he also con-
demned Mr.. Bowen IL much stronger
terms than those which you quote
MIN as having used ana dWelt parti-
CulGrly upon tn: fact OF what he call
81 the treachcry and dislOyalty Of Mr..
Bowen 10 the government and TO him
(Mr. Hny) repeating again and again
that most Of the charges Mr.. Bowen
f.adc were really not charges against
you at ali, bur against himself (Mr.
Hay) and that Mr.. Eowen Of course,
knew tEls.
"Moreoycr, Mr.. Hay used about Mr..
Bowen stronger language Of condem-
nation than I ever heard him use
about any other man who had served
Cnder him. But this was not all. Mr..
Hay then did what he very readily
indeed did He expressed his strong
dissent from the action / had taken
IN endorsing Mr.. Taft's report as re-
CARDS even the mild ccnGure Of you
which it contained, stating that he
disagreed with both Mr.. Taft and my
self on this point ana felt that you
were III no way whatever Censurable
nd that the only action that had been
called for WIS the dismissal of Mr..
Bowen ana TIE announcement Of your
entire vindication.
Very truly yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
JUMPS THE IRON.
Three Dead from Railroad Accident
at Birmingham, Ala.

birmingham Ma, OCT. IA switch
engine in In" yard., Of the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad. jumped the
tracks at an early hour, this morning
and two men were instantly killed, d
third dying in tie hospital Il few hours
liter. The dead:
T. +. Bibb, Joseph Aaron. and l.. NJ.
Glass. all w"ll-hncwn yong men.
They were standing on the front run
ming board of the switch engine when
it left the tails ana crashed into two
canooses on adjacent tracks. The en-
gine"r jumped and Was uniniured. The
fireman also jumped ana was but
slightly injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
DISTRICT MEETING
CT Wcthodists VIII be Held in East
Pittston, Oct. 10, II and u.

Fast PittstoA. Me, oct. 1.-(SpeciaD. I'm
Tho meeting Of the Rockland District As
ISOLATION Is 10 bo held ut East PittSton
Oct. 10. II and T.. The following pr0gTln
has been arranged:
SERMONS.
Tuesday evening j. II. Gray; III
tcInatc, ItvI. =. o. Young.
Wednesday. . p. M.--Rcv. +. S. Gahan
alternate, Rev. g: II; Hamilton. -,
noynlon; :1ltcrnat... itev. j. u. Price "a
DEVOTIONAL SERVICES.
Wednesday, S@D a. M.-Rev. a. H.
Thursday. SO A. M-Rcv. W. \. IIara-
com.
T'raiae services led BY r. G. March.
TOPICS.
How Can We Attract Men to the Church
Services?" Rev. r. i Coipitts. Rev. a.
W. G. Baker
The Preacher ana the Benevolent CGllec-
TONS Rcv. a. F.. Morris. It':r c. t.
ButteYheid, Rev. a. =. Thompson, Reg.
What Should &c tho Duty Of Preachers
Towards Presiding Elders Rev G. f.
Smith. Roy. ". n. Powlchland. Rcv. j.
\. Atwood. Rev. s. A. Prince.
wards the WORK anG Aims of the Chris
tian Civic League" Rev. }. IL. Cray
Rev. T.. $ Gaham. Rcv. q. f. Bisbec
''Wag the Plan Of III" Revival Work by
Sub-d!stricts a SucC"es:'
What Shall Be Done THIS Year IN THIS
Ohtaincd?" Rev y. II. iIanec"m. Re-.
4. II. Iohonnett. KcE. II. 4. Holt, ScE
W. a. Hans ON.
The officers arc, Pres. Rev. +. +.
Jones: Sec. Eer. G. W. Lowell; executive
ton. Rev W. A. HanScom, Dresden. ItCT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
THREE SERIOUSLY INJURED
BY Falling of An Electric Light Pole
In New York City.

New York Oct. IAN electric light pole
which torpled over on a crowded side
walk from the shock of a street car col
liSion, killed one man, Saturday, and bad
~ injured two women. The accident oc-
Cured at the corner of Mail street and
Park Row. when that point was thronged
ny employees iron, the entire Wall street
section ana from Lower Broadway. in
their daily rush for the Brooklyn bridge.
Jacob CChWeitZer. a letter carrier was
instantly killed. GuSSie Schepps was tax
On to the hospital with n broken leg, and
Maria COmdao was carried to 4 hospital
unconscious. The indirect cause Of the ac-
cident %as n Madison avenue street car
which struck an express wagon. squeezing
II against an electric light pole as If in n
wise This strain broke the pole of near
the base and threw 1t over upon the pc
dcetrianS on the sidewalk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
SUIT ENVOLVES 100000.
Restraining Motion Entered Against
Firm of New York Bankers.

New York, Oct. Announcement was
made, Saturday that suit has been
brought by Homer Lee of New York.
against Eugene Zimmerman. president of
the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton Rail
road, Henry r. Shoemaker. Frederick II.
Prince and Harry r. Hollins, Bernard J..
Burke. Rafael r. GOWN and Briton n.
Busch, the last four general partners in
the II. =. Hollns * Co. bankers. to show
cause why IAN order should not be made
restraining ard enjoning the defendants
from disposing of $2Oc0,Oo1 worth OF Sc
curities to j. T. Morgan ana the Eris
Railroad. or any other person or persons
until the termination of this action
The suit is the outgrowth Of the Gin
cinnati. Hamilton & Dayton deal with the
Erie Railroad. Mir. Lee seeking TO restrain
the sale TO j. =. Morgan & Co. or to the
Erie. The amount. 100000. Mr.. Lee
claims is due him for commissions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
STRUCK BY TRAIN.
John Floyd Instantly Killed and
Brother Injured by c. p. Express.

st: John. n. T., Oct. 1.-The Canadian
l'acihc east bound express from here.
Crossing. % miles from st. John and in
stantly killed John NJ. Floyd Of Bloom
field. fatally injured his brother Stanley,
smashed their wagon and killed both
horses drawing it. The brothers In a
MIX wagon We're crossing the track when
inc express came around a curve. The
engine, driver says he did not see the
team, but his fireman did and hurrieflly
warned the engineer, who applied the
brakes, but too late to avoid the accident.
IL was found that John NJ. Floyd had
nnen Killed instantly. but his brother was
ahte. lie was brought to the hospital in
ms city and 1t is said a that institution
lnat ne has conclusion of the brain and
t inquiries and can live but a few
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
PATRIcK's LAST CHANCE
Final Effort. Today. With David e.
Hill Making the Appeal.

Albany. y. y. oct. THE final ef-
fort to save Albert T. Patrick, CON
Gemnci t. die In the electric chair
for the murder Of aged William Marsh
Rice, will be made before the New
York state court Of appeals. tomorrow
AFTERNOON. Ex-senator David u. Hill
will address the court In Patrick's be
half ill an cffo.t 10 obtain 4 I"-argu-
ment II III" appeal recently decided
against him ~ the court by :: vote OF
To ,. The motion FOR rc-argument
will be opposed on behalf Of the peo-
rir ~ thr district attorney "f N"w
York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
STILL UNIDENTIFIED.
Mrs. Schapiro Was Not the Victim Of
the Winthrop Murder

Boston, OF Mrs. Rose Shapiro,
wife Of DR.. Morris Shapiro was not the
victim of the mystery OF the dress suit
case. That point was definitely settled.
yesterday afternoon, when the lattcr'H
sister, Miss Lizzie Nathan. Of Baltimore,
viewed the body at tn" Harvard Medi-
cal School.
Thu police have Received Information
that Airs. Shapiro had on her back
three molcs which would identify her.
The body If the murdered woman had
NJ such mark.
Mrs. Shapiro's mother in baltimore,
was not satisfied, however. She wanted
hen daughter to take a look ut the body
and IN" latter did 50. Dr. Whitney per
mitted . Wow Of the body and Miss Ma
than went away satisfied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
EATH HOME ROBBED
Of Money, Jeweiry and Silverware
While Inmates SIumber.

Bath. Ne, Oct. Am unusually bold
burglary became known. today, when Alb
ner g. Morse Ct upper Washington street
discovered that during the night someone
had effected an entrance into his house
and carried off about so. considerable
jcwelry and about. 500 worth of silver
ware. Tho burglar unfast"ncI the door Of
the room III which Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
Were asleep and rans1ck"d the bureau.
He then turned his attention To the din
ing room and took all the slverware that
was In the sideboard. There is no clue
To the identity Of the thief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

Mrs. George Dindloss, who, a week
ago Sunday, is alleged to have shot
Stephen NJ. Crocker at her home at
New London. CT. was arraigned. Sat-
urday. before Judge Colt in the police
court on z charge Of assault with in
tent to kill. After a conference OF coun-
Sci, the court decided to hold Mrs. Bind
loss. ordering bonds of $4,000. The
surety was furnished by friends Of the
Womdn's husband.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Probably a Total Less.

San Francisco. oct. 1.-The Oceanic
Steamship Cos. steamer Alameda.
which went on the rocks near Fort
Point. yesterday. is stu hard and fast
on the reef. She now mas about q feet
OF water in her hold and it is believed
that it will be impossible with the IA
ciiities at hand to float her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Queen of Toilet Powders

IS the name given Comfort Powder by
NJ. j. Braden. trained nurse. of Wcs-
ton, Mass. She says lit produces a
fine complexion" Cures pfmples and
all irritations OF the skim Takes the
odor from dress shields, and no other
powder equals Comfort Powder for
haby's tender skin. All druggists in
FAN River recommend II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Situation improves in Florida.

Pensacola. Fla, Oct. 1.-The official fe-
yer summary, tonight. is as follows:
New cases. 5; total to date. 15S.
Deaths. none: total to date. &c; cases
discharged. So; cases under treatment. ~.
The health officials are greatly enCour
aged over the small number of new eases
reported. today. and the situation is en-
tircly satisfactory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

Budapest, Hungary, oct. The
perfect has ISSUED an order prohibit :
ing the torch light professions which
the coalition parties and the social
fists respectively announced. yesterday.
would take place. oct. 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Swedish Steamers Collide.

lfelsingfors. Finland. oct 1.-The
Swedish steamers Nlord and Robert
colliGcd. Saturday evening. near Hyc"n
island. In he sound. The Robert $ttl.
1MentY perSOnS Mer.. drOWuel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
The Cars Family Returns Home.

ST. Petersburg Oct. 1.-The mom-
hers Of the Imperia! family who have
been cruising IN Finnish waters on
the hnrerial yacht Polar Star rcturn-
ed to Pcterhof, this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Mississippi Has 27 New Cases.

Jackson Miss. Oct. 1.-The Mississippi
yellow fever summary, tonight. IS rs fol
lows:
Nicksburg. 5 new cases: Natchez. 5 new
cases. Scranton, new cases; Gulfport.
new case. death; Mississippi City, new
cases; Hamburg. new cases. ] death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

Speaker Nixon VIII Recover

Westfeld, y. Y. oct. l.-Assembiv
Speaker Nixon continued to improve.
today, and unless unforeseen cOmpli-
cations set IN, II is now believed he
viii recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Miss Roosevelt sails for Yokohama.

Toxic. oct. 1t +. M.--Miss Alice
Roosevelt arrived at ShImonnzeki. this
morning. md went aboard tie steamer
-llnnasota without going aSnnle. The
minnesota left for Y"koha,na nj IL
n.rlnrk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
JOYS OF MATERNITY
A WOKaN'S BEST HOPES REALIZED
Mrs. Potts Tells How Women Should
Prepare for Motherhood

The darkest days of husband and
wife are when they come to lool. for
ward to childless and lonely old age.
Many wife has found herself inca
pable of motherhood owing to dis
placement OF the womb or lack OF
strength in the generatiye organs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

In feudal days Japanese courtiers
wore wide trousers twice as long as
their legs so that they trailed after the
Wealer Belasco introduced them in
he Darling of the Gods" but thew So
I'm. ul#ed the managerial audience ~
tn" first dress rehearsal that literally
r had 10 cut them out'-and off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Journal want
advts. h a V e
d O u b | e d
the past year

This has been partly due
TO a special effort on our
Fart to build up this de-
rartnent. and partly to the
people who use this class
OF ADVERTISING. AS we in
tend 10 keep up our efforts
'nd as the people have evil
'"n'lT found the littl.
wants - h" effective. W.,
"'2';. ;'at err. growth has
''"r. at.I Ni'l cn.ttinit- Ia
w Il. dltnv nu,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02
Joseph |. keefer, a member of the

Fl II NeeIeT' Il mtInDer or The
sons OF tho Revolution of Washington.
While on recent visit to Charlestown
". va, found in the residence of Mrs.
X. g. Chew. grandniece of George
washington, very valuable and his
toric pen portrait ensravature of King
Louis XVI of France. which was sent
by that parsonage to General Wash
lngton. the presentation of which was
the first incident of the kind in which
a foreign potentate had evinced so close
Il personal relationship to our republic
can Government.-Phila Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-02

I might IS we'll be dead as alive. for
have nothing 70 live for" said an I'M
known tramp to another tramp whom
II" had met = few minutes before on the
'''tH '"'r Leigh. England. Don't saw
''..' ii.t''. n..ii,.t III. o;hcr. Az that
ih".'.. 'i !. h"', y. lightning killed the
first speaker. "'''''' '''e