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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-08
Zaaes y%tent8retten.
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Die friber ihDn aemelbete
0ahriht bat fib beftdtiet, Der 8rd.
iioent bat glibu Nppt gum Stats.
~iefretair ernannt uno Hu1t bat baa
Nmt anaenDmmen.
- Das Supreme : @eriht por
&aniaS bat oas niel belprohene Sc.
ieb, melbes @elo fir cine Staats'
Oelraffinerie bemtQiat. fir unfpnfti,
tutioneQ ertldrt. Die Standard Oil
Company bat ourb oiefe @ntiBei.
oung einen eldn5enoen Siea errun=
aen.
- Dem Nferbaus Miniiter @ilion
lit elm Beribt iiber bic unterluhunQ
in ieinem 9epartement in Besug aui
Durbtehereien bel Der Nnfertiauna
BON grnteberihten sugeaangen. Die
unteriubuno tuuroe auf Beranla1.
iung oes Setretairs gbeatbam BON
Der Cotton @rumers' NHDciatiun
urtern0mmen.
Bel benz Branbe zines 5abrits
8ebduoes an Der gfe Der 6ubipns
StraBe unb Der 9. Noenue in Weu
Yort uuroen smansia Seueruebr.
leute ibmer perlebt.
Der Brdlioent bat cine Orore
erlafien, tuelbe es oerbietet, baB 81.
fi5iere beriuhen, ourb ThrIprabe
Doer Brotettiun 8~ef1roerung su er.
lanaen. 8enn elm Offisier oieles
BerbOt miBahtet uno irgelo Semano
UNI feline BrDteftiDn at1eebt, 10 lol
er 9eraoe BON Der 8ef0roerung aus
geihloifen meroen, INN bic er 5ib be.
mtibt. Ser Brditoent bofft ourdJ
oieie Orore Dem BrotettiunsmeIen
in Der Grrnee elm gnoe gu MAIDEN.
ISM. 6. @oreas, Der b1hIte
Sanitatss8 eamte Der Banama.&a
nal Bone. meloet, oaB felt benz IS.
SUM in Der Staot Yanama feline
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-08

Del SammeIpIab alIer 9eut'
ihen = S6ola' Saloon. Ilamo'
Blaaaa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-08

@elbfieber > grtrantung uurgefoms
men lei uno in Der Staot Colon rur
cine. Set gintritt Der &egeniaiipn
uro ben ariinoliben 9urbrdube'
ruueer, Die maj, poraenomtner, b1ts
ten itb Die ianitdren 8erbdltnifie
auBeroroentlih oerbeiiert. Die Qua
rantaine in So BDca merbe bD9it
notwithstanding innerba(b aehn Gage
aufeeboben rperoeu, oa tein peiterer
Sail BON 8eulerpeit oDrgefDmmen
iei. Der in Colon at1 gelben Size
Der @rtrantte lit elm Deutiber Sea.
mems Setter 6ennina; er 1T fein
Nneeiteuter Der &egterung.
- Tbpmas .. @oparo5 aus 2eao
in g. 9atDta lit gum aDniul in Der
meritantIhen Staot giubao Suarea
ernantt mDrben.
Inter Dem MiiIilitppt iDu Elm
9unnel gegraben ueroen, oer ct.
Souls uro DIT CT. Souls NIT eirs
amber perbinben lOa.
Baron &Dien, Der rleue ruifi'
ihe 8Dtfhafter, 1T in 8aibineton
etngetrofen.
- Ser YrpaeB Caleb Bpmers',
oes ehenaliger Staatsiefretairs pDrt
&entudp, melber Der Witbilfe al,
Der grmDrounq bes @uuuerneur
@Debel anaetlagt uno peribteberte
Wale ib0n lhuloia befunoen 1T,
ruirb iebt ppr Dem 8uubesgeridt ners
banoelt meroen.
VI n D.
- 0ah ben neueIten 0ahridten
bat oas ruiiiide Weutererihif
uGniGs Betemfin" Teobofa ner1al-
uno bic SlDtte oe8 gbnaraen Wees
reg lit binter linn Der. Cine ene(te
lbe Depeibe meloet BON elmer
Sdlaht. Die swiihen Der Slutte uno
benz Weutererldilf ftattgefunoen ia.
be unb aus Der oas gbiff, an meb=
reren StelIen in Brand seihoKen.
in Solge elmer unporftdtieteit oes
Nomirals entfummen lei. Bon an.
oerer Settle lit oieler 8eridt Bis iebt
nibt %beftdtiqt poroen. Der in 5e0z
DDfie reIioirenbe @Uuperneur BON
Siforupol faet in einem Beriht On bic
&egieruna, baB auf Dem ,Rnids So
tetntin" nabesu anarhiihe Auitdnoe
berriben, oaB Elm Teil Der Wannihaft
be5 Greiben8 bereitS iibereriiIfio lei,
baB es an &obten uno Wafier feble
unb on8 Die norbanbsnen gebensmits
tel uDl nod bret 8ofen ausreimen,
gr beitdtiat audi Die fribere Mels
ouna, baB Wannidaften bonn .8nids
8otemtin" oeriuht bitten, in Jeoz
oOfia 81 lanben, oaB iie aber bon
Den Truppen aurIfeetrieben feien.
unaefdbr preiBia pon linen ieien Bei
eieiem &enc0ntre eetotet ODER ners
wunoet. Der rBOtemfin" lei e1eib
mad oteiem gorfeq fortaefahren.
Nus Gonitantinopet nitro gernelbet,
onB Die Geaierung bic nDtieen Vors
februngen getr0ffen babe, UNI elm
Ginlaufen BEG r&nids 8utemein" in
ben Busperus gu seyhinoern.
Der Shaoen, oer in Doeiia
ourb bic StrnBent1mpfe angeridtet
wDroen lift. iun fid auf flint WiGio=
men Dollars belauFen. Die 8erlihe,
rungsgeielihaften tueiaeen Gh, mie
es beiBt, Die Branbibdoen All besoge
len. oa ber 5taat fiir oielelben pers
antuortlib iei.
- Nus Manila tommt bic etmos
unnerftdnolihe Mahridt, bic Wanns
lbaften Der in benz ourtiaen 6afen
integnieesen ruiiiiben SrieesibiHe
bitten 9ebrDbt, ibre Dfisiere 81 &c.
mDroen unD Die atnerifanifGen Des
bbrbea 5dtten oesbalb ben Wonitor
rMonaonuG" in Dec @abe Der Shifs
fe antern laiien.
= Ser frana6fiihe BremiersW is
niiter bat ben Witelieoern oes Sea.
binets mitgeteilt, bab Die 8erbanos
lunaen nit Seut{Alanb iber Warofs
TO in befrieoigen5er Beiie pprons
| 1hriftpu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-08
8rppf Tarm.

Nus Bottom miro eemelbet, bas
Wobnbaus auf Der 8rDot 6arm in
Der NGbe BON GDrburb lei aboe'
brannt. Die 0ahriht fann mol
nitt gang ridtig fem, iie Uedt aber
troboem Die @rinnerung an cine Der
tntereIianteiten @pilooen unierer
omeritaniiden 8ulturseihibte.
Sn benz tleinen Srte Concord in
Wa{iahuietts bate lth UNI Die Wtitte
oes puriaen Sabrbunoert5 cine Wn'
sabl bobbeoeutenoer Decentralization
sulammengefunben, oeren Wittel@
punt &alpb @aloo gmeriOn, Der
beriibmte Bbilo1oph, 9tdter uno
GHapiit NOR uno gu Der unter an'
oerer Der 9ibter 0atbaniel 6am'
tborne, Der Naturfreuno 3boreau,
bic geiitreide Wargaret Suller uno
anoere eebDrten. gerihieoen geare
tet, uerihieoen aud in ihren Qniid<
ten unb Sdbiateiten. belt iie auBer
Der perfDnliden 0eigun9 gu elnan=
Der Der @ampf geae1 ben fniteren
Buritanismus Weu $ @nolanos uno
Die 8etDnune elmer w%eitgebenoen
ibealiftiihen 2ebensanihauung 5ua
lgu1men.
Iua bieiem 9retle, beiien 3uiams
n1enmirten Die bDdife glite unierer
amerifaniiben 2itteratur uno Sule
tur bebeutet. eina elm unternebmer,
berppr, melhes unter Dem ytamert
,Brppt 5arm" cine meltmeite Be'
rnbmtbeit erhaitsu bot. Nneeregt
ourh bic 2ebren oes fran5Biiihen
SosioliIten uno aommuniiten IDu'
rier Q~runoeten gbannina. Der be.
riibtnte unitarier Breeiger, 0atbas
MEL 6amtbDrae. Marearet Suffer.
George Riplep uno feline Srau unb
Mnoere cine @eieIlbaft, pelde bic
Tourier'ihen 2ebren 5ur Iusflbs
rung bringen lDGte. Sober i0lte
ourm ieine Irbeit gum gemetnian,en
Befiea sejtraqen unb Die Semitic
unb 8orteile, nDelG,e oprh oiele Irs
belt erm6aliht uuroeu, SoIteg aGen
9emeiniam 81 tell rneroen.
Die @eieaihaft taufte cine Sarnt,
Die Bropa Term bel 8orburp, uno
bort beean1 nun ein eieentiimlibe8
geben. Wan trieb 9anopirtiGaft,
uar litterarilb tdtig uno flhrte nor
anem iebr intereHante unterbaltuns
gen. Sc mar iehr biblh uno udbs
reno Der eriten Belt mar aud allies
gut. Nls aber Damn Die materiellen
ErFoloe ausblieben, baS laaowirts
fdaftliwe unternebmen iib niht be-
aablte uno auh bic geiftiae Nnre-
euna, Die man erwartet 6atte, alls
malig eeringer wnrae, 6a fel Die
game Sabe auseinanber. Eatlab'
(ih einem gnoe gemaht tpuroe benz
unternebmen ourh ben 8rano oes
gruBen 8oBnbanies, Der Bbalanz
ftere, nie man eS naa ggprier Iher
Wamensgebung eenannt batte. Sic
les @ebduoe muroe in Der @aht oDnl
81. WGrs 1916 burh 6euer serit0rt.
9as 6aus, oss lett abaebrannt
ift, tam allo nidt bag atte Wohn=
| gebduoe gepeien lein.
8ropf Tarm wirb fir INNER elm
intereifanter DIT bleiben. baben bod
auf ibr Die erften Setter, welhe Die
Station oantals belaB, lib bemiibt,
cine lpsialifttihe Theorie in Die Wirfe
lihfeit utnsuieben, go etwas 9iebt's
in BET eansen Welt niGt mehr.
Dent bic eriten Setter elmer Station
befaBen fid] eepbhnlih nibt nit Ell
,er 10 unfrubtbaren uno uaeautba=
rem Nrbeit. gmerfDn ielblt bat iih
iibrieens AUDI ME NIT Der Brpof
Tarm ndber eingelnifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-08
3mfammeuaebenat.

@ls i'd am SDpbus unb Nierenleioeu
trant Tag, fannie i6 feinen Meni6en,
idreibt Mrs, Snnie 9nnter pon 8itts,
burg, Ba, unb alS i'd better ipurbe, mar
i6 5uiammensebeugt unb mubte meme
Sdnoe auf Die &nie ltiiben, tpenu i'd
9eben tpollte. 9abon bat electric Bit
ters mid furiert unb mir &raft unt
Stdrfe tuieoer9e9eben. @arantiert fir
Ma9eus, 2eber> uno Nierenleioen. gu
ba6en bel s. &alteDer q Sobu, Geo. 8,
s, S9miot, Gig. uno Nbolf 9reiB.
8reis so Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-08
Staat Ohio, EsIeoe,y

Nucas GoMntD, s..
G%ranfS s. Gbenee brl6fu6rt, Bog er Der dl=
tere Yartner Der Girma 8. 8. GbenfD&@ ..
lit, mel6e 8ei9dfte in Der Staot Solebo, In pben=
genanntem County unb Staate, tut, unb oaB be-
Iagte Girma bte Summe DON E n bunoert
,a;r 9 La ! a s, 3 t5r ne lsOe @,5 Sau 0S na, a g . Ds5aRle en-
tarrb : & ii t ni6t eebeilt tperoen fam.
Grant s. @benen
(@-l gei9poren Dor mir unb unterI9rieben
Sieeel in meirer @e9eniDart am 6. Septem=
~ ber u. 8. '86.
U. 80. @leaon n, 6ffentfi6er gtotar.
9aa's 2atarrb : &ur piro innerli9 genomrnen
un6 nirtt brett auf bas glnt uno Die i6leimigen
Sberfd6en oes Spfems. 2aBt Gud 3eu9nifie frei
suididen.
s. s. Gbenep & &c., Soleoo, o.
Sa- @ertautt bon allen Mpotbetern, preis rs
Gents Die Slai9e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07

vited guests, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. w. +. Livingston, rec
tor of the church.
The bride wore Il beautiful dress of
white silk, with white hat and carried
Il large bouuet Of lilies of the valley.
The groom wore the conventional black.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father, the full Episcopal ceremony be-
ing employed.
Charles Aldrich of Winthrop, Mass.
brother of the bride, was usher.
The church WAS very beautiful in
decorations of white flowers the work
of st. Agnes Altar Society. At the close
Of the ceremony light refreshments
were served at the home of the bride
Their wedding trip will extend to BOs-
ton, Niagara and other points.
The bride is a graduate of Halloweil
High school and Mt. Holyoke College
and has taught school very successfully
in Auburn. The groom is a well-known
member Of the State House force. Both
have hosts of friends who will extend
hearty congratulations.
They received many beautiful gifts
of linen, silver and Japanese ware. The
bride received very valuable gift
from the groom. They will be at home
after July /, at Is Melville street, Au
gusta. tho house having been remod-
eled for their occupancy.
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Why Not Name the Common!

4 Gardiner newspaper recently men
t;o,,d thu fact that the beautiful city
playground familiarly known as the
common was without name. ana trat
il might well remain in TINS uhchris-
tened state inasmuch as the Boston '-"iii-
mon was nameless C9. During inc Me'''-
odist conference held IN TINS CITY, ES'
April, a number Of Portland VISITORS were
very much impressed by the beauty Of the
Gardiner common. even then drcar ana
,aoas in lis wintcr-cnd shr"ud, and IN
ouired what name the spot was known
under. Tho party was much surprised I"
learn that it had none more prctentlonS
than the common" and they suggested
that the name military park. might ne
4 suitable and appropriat" one" tn" ldca
probably being derived from the Soldiers
monument with its cannon anG other mill
tary ornaments.
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Shipping Notes.

The steamer Ransom B. ruler
brought up quito a goodly siZe''
freight bill yesterday. and the passeh-
ger list was very large. Capt BLAIR
reported a fine passage from Boston.
heavy consignment OF sugar was re-
cciyed, with miscellaneous collectloi
of heavy machinery. fruit ana mousse
hold effects. On the trip to Boston,
Yesterday afternoon. the Fuller carried
ont the biggest passenger list OF the
season. The shipment of native MAJ
and produce to Boston commission
houses WAS also large.
A lobster launch tied up under .he
Gardiner Randolph bridge. Sesterua.
afternoon. and the mon in charge uiu
- rushing business until their big STOCK
was exhausted. Chief Andrews inspect
cd the boats contents, but found noth-
ing short :,
The steamer Gardiner will make
special trip some time during thls
month to Pemaquid, and I. '. Z. OF
Toeus contemplating charterihs 'he
steamer for an excursion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07
Baseball Gossip.

A We G. H. S. baseball team Will
blossom forth this week as the boys
in the freshman class have organized 4
team and will start out on hunt TOT
scalps as soon as the organization Is
effected. Earl Fossett viii act as cap
tain-manager of the team. and bril-
liant future for the youngsters Is al
ticpated. The lineup, Win a possible
change or two, will be as follows: Earl
Fossett. IS; Arthur Cannon. 80; Earn
Hunt 2b: Harold Fossett, 1b; r. Per
nv. %: Theodore Emery c; John Dill,
cf: Arthur Brookings, RI; Arthur
Smith, If.
The Plummer street Tigers played the
Grammar school a fas. game. Monday
afternoon, and won out to the tune OF
"a to 10 Both teams solicit challenges.
The Gardiner High school baseball
team stands ready to cross bats with
any ball team in Maine. and it is pos
sible that the gauntlet thrown down
thus bravcly will need defending. 1t is
asserted that the Cony High magnates
will not consider Il game with the u. IL.
s. team. Several other good teams ap-
near to have their summers dates all
filed up and the little champions must
need gaze upon the horizon for othcr
fields to conquer. In view of the present
standing of the team. the Gardiner
High claims the State championship
and justly. Any High school baseball
team, big or little. IS invited to ar
range a game. The Cardlners nave
plenty of open dates and plenty OF
strong rugged little players to fill them.
Albert Barker is the manager OF the
team.
1t was announced, yesterday. that
tie Gardiner Trolley League team VIII
nlay a single exhibition game on quinn
nv field with the FracpOrt team, Jun"
q and it is anticipated that the fuli
Gardiner lineup-save WITH one eNcep-
ton. will appear 1t is certain now
that Manager Douglass has signed his
players wisely and with 4 view OF re-
suits. The coolest and most pessimis-
tic fan" cannot be doubtful but that
Gardiner will have the pcnnant team
Of the Trolley League, as well as tnH
crnior;on High school team OF Mann
t.... ...~ j, Il : ~ has been Or
...,,.,.t 49, t(.-' Ii..a'.''r mi rs soon
wv, ..y-. Ave .....bcE~d -p' sIilF'
with towns in Kenne5cc valley VIII p'
solicited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07
GatcheII-Jones.

A very pretty home wedding was SOL
emnizcd, Tuesday noon, at the Jones
homestead on Middle street, when
Beatrice Starr Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward c. Jones, was united
in marriage to Webster Thomas Catch
ell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey l..
Gatchell.
The wedding was private home ar
fair only the immediate members Of
the two families being present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. c. a.
Hayden pastor of the Augusta Uni
Versalist church. the Episcopal ring
service being used.
The bride was attired in a gown OF
white silk with chiffon trimmings and
carried white pinkS.
The brid,, has been q Stcnographer
in the employ of the Nickcry & Hill
Publishing co. for Il number of years.
the groom occupying a position of re-
sponsibility at johnson Bros. shoe fac
tory.
They were the recipients Of many
beautiful and useful presents of silver,
cut glass, furniture, framed pictures,
etc.
They departed for Boston on the
boat and after their honeymoon trip
will make their home for Il time with
the brides parents. Their many friends
join in extending congratulations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07
Wing Peak.

A quiet home wedding WAS solcmniZcd
at high noon Tuesday. at the residence
of John Peak. Somervillc, Mass. when
John Wing of New Bedford. Mass, and
Mrs. Emma n. Peak of Randolph. Me,
were united in marriage. Mrs. Peak Is
well known to a host of acquaintances in
Gardiner and vicinity, she having been
employed in this city by w. f. Studlcy
and more lately by G. W. Brown & Sons.
The groom is Il wealthy and prominent
citizen of the Whaling city, where he
owns and operates an oil refining works.
After 4 short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Wing will go to Dartmouth, Mass, to
spend the summer at their cottage at Bay
View. They will reside ut 10 Mt. Pleas
ant street, New Bedford. Mass. The best
wishes of n host of friends in Gardiner
will follow Mrs. Wing in her new life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07
Victor Grange to Hold Fair.

Victor Grange of Fairfield Center will
hold three days fair on the days Of
June 30. p and -. Tuesday evening
the thrcc-act drama. ''Crawford's
Claim" will be presented by the Victor
Grange Dramatic Club, under the d.
rection Of Fred l.. E,dgecomb of Au-
burn, who is well known in this vicin-
ity, as he has assisted in putting on
number of plays around here. Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Blanche Maud Har-
rinSton. Il reader of much talent, VIII
entertain the people. assisted by Ar
thur j.. sampson. The fair will close
Thursday night, with a grand ball with
music by I<endalls orchestra of Skow-
hogan. Supper will be served Thurs
Gay evening. The Grange is making
great preparations for the affair ana
il is sure to be a great success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07

The employees Of the Wateryile &
Oakland Electric Railway to the nun.
her Of Il, made call upon Frank COT
fill. Monday evening. and presented
him with Il handsome red corduroy
chair. Mr.. Cofill recently severed his
connection with that company as su-
pcrintendent. and tho gift was token
of the sincere appreciation of Mr.. Cot
FIJI, and Of the kindly feeling which all
felt toward him. Mr.. CofTill was taken
wholly by surprise, but expressed his
thanks in manner which showed how
much he felt the kindness thus be-
slowed upon him. Mrs. Coffill. who had
an inklng Of the affair, prepared fine
spread which all enjoyed before re-
turning to their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07

found the machine, which was of the
usual owl nickel-in-thc slot arrange
ment i'll the rear of Powers place of
business and they loaded it onto IN
express wagon and sent it to the po-
lice station. Powers was later arraign-
ed on the charge of keeping the ma =
chine for gambling purposes. and on
entering q plea of nolo coEtendere was
fined $50 and costs. The machine was
confiscated and will be destroyed. 1t
is said that the machine was worth
$500, and when carted off to the station
1t contained a considerable amount of
money.
While the Powers shop was being
rlided. Constables Jewell and Tozier
entered tobacco store on Water street
and searched for slot machines but
were unable to find any such property
on the premises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07
Huge Task.

1t was huge task, to undertake tne
cure of such bad ease of kidney di-
sease. as that of c. T. Collier, Of Chero-
kee, Ia. but Electric .3tters did It. ne
writes: My kidneys were so far goht'
l could not sit on chair without d
cushion; and suffered from dream"
backache, headache, and depresslo''
In Electric Bitters, however. | fouhu
cure, and by them was restored to PEI
feet health. I recommend this gre
tonic medicine to all with weak M
neys. liver or stomach. Guaranteed y
Bowditch & Webster Co. of Augusta
and Simpson Drug o., Water''"''
druggists; price SOC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07
Municipal Court.

In the municipal court, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Larrabee. Dog Officer Locke
arraigned two men who We're charged
with being owners of vicious dogs. The
first was Llewellyn Huntington. whom
it was claimed. was the owner Of a
dog that short time ago attacked and
bit Roy f. Johnson. Judge Larrabee
ordered that the dog should be muz-
zled and kept in restraint.
T.cor T.an7hert was charged with
uajntaiu.u7 u vicious bulldog. Mr..
Lambert was ordered to cause the
beast to be muzzled and kept in re-
straint. Both dog owners were admon-
ished by Judge Larrabee that il mis-
orders were not carried out, both would
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07

Tho annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional parish was held, Monday cven-
ing. The reports indicated prosper
Gus year. The parish has raised, this
year. $151o, $500 of this being for the
parsonage fund. The following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year:
Clerk. c. c. Lawrence; treasurer. C. s.
Cobb; trustee for three years, Van r.
Becdlc; ushers. Geo. W. Robinson and
Charles Elliott; music committee, r.
Lawton, jerry Preblc and Miss Marian
Lawrence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07
Improvement Society.

fairly well attended meeting of the
Gardiner Improvement Society Wis held,
Monday evening, in the High schooi puiid-
ing, but little business OF Importance was
transacted. 1t was voted that Il commit
ncation be sent to the Maine Cehtrai
Railroad Co asking that the servants of
that corporation be instructed to improve
the appearance of the local passenger sea-
ton and it's surroundings. Other mat
tiers of interest only to the members of
the society were discussed and the meet
ing adjourned at an early hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07
"The Far East"

"The Far East" was the subject of a
very interesting lecture delivered In
the Randolph NJ. T.. church. last even
ing. by Rev. Dr. Morgan of Boston.
The lecture was delivered in the YES
try rooms. and the attendance was
quite large DIR. Morgan's story of the
progression of religious work in the
Far Eastern countries was listened to
with the greatest interest, ard the val
ue Of the address was all the more APP
preciativc on account of its excellent
deliVerance.
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Meeting Of Cutler Post, G. a. r.

Cutler Post, No. As, G. A. r.. held its
regular meeting, Monday evening. At the
close OF us business session it's doors were
thrown open and a smoke talk took place,
Commander Perley F. Hardy presiding.
Comrades Charles f. SeweIl addressed the
meeting and recited n very interesting
poem. Remarks were also made by Past
Commanders Patrick Hayes, Cyrus A.
sturdy Winslow S. Oakman. Thomas
hayes. lewis Macord, and Quartcrmaster
fatiick Cusack Comrades of the Union
veterans Union. Colonel Wear. Captain
Coleman and Comrades J. ). Shea and
f'llis. old-time war songs were sung,
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Marine Register.

Arrived, steamer Ransom b. Fuller
Boston.
Arrived, steamer Della Collins, Au
gusta.
Arrived launch Sprite. Islands.
Sailed. steamer Ransom B. Fuller
Boston.
Sailed, steamer Della Collins, Angus
tt.
Passed, tug Perry. up
Passed, tug Charlie Lawrence. up.
Passed, schooner James Young, uD.
Passed. schooner Rosa Mueller.
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At the Opera House.

"Paulinc's" second night ut the John
son Opera house was even more success
full than the first and the clever perform
er with his company of no less clever as
sistants furnished an excellent program.
The musical part of the show was well
looked after, and an added feature-il-
Illustrated songs-won favor with the au-
dicnce. Pauline will close his engage
ment, this evening. The Gardiner Band
gave an open air concert. last evening,
prior to the performance.
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John RidIon.

Jobn Ridlon. who has been member
ne tho Home since Nov. last, died in the
hosnitaI Monday evening. aged "A years,
and his remains were forwarded to Shco'
Nc. Tuesday. for intorment. Mr.. fid'oii
was born in Saco and claimed to be SAL
or by occupation. In the Civil war he
served from Sept 10. 1862. to July H. 1875,
in A 60. of the 9th Me. Inf
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Fine large photographs of the maids
and the tackles" who appeared in "Fc-
dalma' were on view in Favors music
store. yesterday. and were very attractive
especially those of the sailors. One of
the latter evinccd a great fondness for n
barrel and in every pose this sailor lad (?)
rerched himself, er-that is, herself-on
the barrel. The effect was captivating