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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27

MiIdnra; br g. by Moquette. E. J. Kir
Dart; b g. by John R. Gentry. E. w. Ga
Frank s; b g. by Alcgo. H. Hudson q
Beatrice Greeley. b m. by Dawn r.
whitney. Enfieid. n: Il. " " -
Phebon W.. br g. by Hambletoniar
Decimia Deane. b m. by Johnnie Wilkes
W. r. Bisbee. Camden.
20 CLASS-TROT AND PACE-PURSF
500.
Goldfinder Boy. b g, by Song Of Ajax
j.. H. Goddard. Lewiston.
Waterville.
Grad Graduate. g., by Homespun. II. A
Winnie Wilkes. b m. by wilkes. I. P
Tonne d.. g. by Quad. Geo. E. Allen
Camden.
Marchwood. CHI g. by Delmarch. E. w
Montana Girl. br m. by Alcone. w. J.
Furbush, West Newton. Mass.
Monmouth b 9. by Wilkes. A. l.. Saw
yer Son. Sabattus.
Dyspepsia Cure: b m. by. Wilkes. Percy
Bobby Wilkes. ch g. by Joe Wilkes. L.
Harvard. g. by Golden Slope. r. w
Burrill. Bangor.
Faith NJ. b m. by Mountaineer. L. H.
Ryder, Bangor
Nelson Gilbert, s. by Regal Nelson
Morrison Stock Farm. East Livermore.
." cLAss-TRoT ,s AND PAcE-PuRsE
Kassali. b g. by kremlin. II. =. Rean,
Camden.
Billy Mack. br h. by Wilkes. H. b. Rail-
ston, Brighton. Mass.
Carrie Pointer, b m. by Star Pointer
H. B. Small. Waterville.
Barbara L.. br m. by Baby Wilkes
Charles Dustin. Pittsfleld.
Nellie A. gr m. by Unknown. Geo. B
Allen. Camden.
H Mily W Wssss H IF m' by Wilkes W. W.
Nalmora m. by Rob't. Ryan. r. w.
Lady Glen; 70 m. by Son of Onward. r.
Antonio hr g. by Nelson. W. W. Hisler.
Weeks Mills.
Bernette, b m. by Br Hal. f. Kennedy.
Lewiston.
Crown Dutchess. br m. by st. Croix.
Bert McCoomb, Skowhegan.
Snip d.. g, by Lookaway. l.. H. Ky
Prince Bayard. br e. by Bayard Wilkes.
f. Kennedy. Lewiston.
Lord Morrison. b g. by Lord Kremlin,
Morrison Stock Farm. East Livermore.
Col: Moves. s.; by Greenbrino. Morri-
son Stock Farm. East Livermore.
Vmdetta, b m, by Ernest Wilkes. l. w.
Pottle. Portland.
Jennie Wilkes. CHI m. by Allero. l. w.
PDttle. Portland.
Butcher Girl. m. by Young Gideon,
Frank Mahue. Waterville.
DIR. Clay, b g, by Fox Chase. r. d.
Lady Yolande. b m. by Haley. II. B.
Small TOpsham.
c. S. p, b s. by Bromal. L. II. Ryder.
Hector Wilkes. b e. by Fleetwood
Wilkes. +. p. Fogg. South Paris.
Ellis Boone. blk &. by Elder Boone. F.
p. Fogg. South Paris
Win Patch. S. A. Fowler. St John.
n r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. 2.
:. 20 sTAkE-TRoT AND PAcE-PtrRs

30 sTAkE-TRoT AND PACE-PURSE:
$1,000.
Goldtirler Boy. b &. by Son of Ajax.
]. II. Goddard. lewiston.
Cromwell Washburn. South Wareham,
Mass.
Wnic Wilkes. b m. By Wilkes. |. p.
Head. Troy.
.Tonni: p. g. by Quad George T.,
Marchwood. CHI m. by Delmarch. E. w.
Gahan. Boston. Mass.
Montana Girl br m, by Alcone. w. l..
Furbush West Newton. Mass.
Monmouth. b 6. by Wilkes. A. l. Saw
yer IL Sen. Sabattus.
Deacon. blk &. by Edgar Wilkes. c. c.
strathbeile m. by strathmeath. c.
G. Hume. Shawmut
Laura b., blk m. by Eolus. r. w. Bur
Harvard. b e. by Golden Rod, r. w.
Burrill. Bangor.
Dyspepsia Cure. b m. by Wilkes. Percy
+. Gilman. Watervillc.
MaSconoua. b $. by AriOn, Pearl Brook
LenoN Boy. b g. by Wheeler F.. Pearl
Erook Farms. North Belfast.
Kidd. h &. by Clonmore. Abbie Merifield.
Totara. b III. by Bingen. Henry L. Ii
ter. Readville. Mass.
Oakley Baron. br s., by Baron Cakes.
Calais Stock Farm: Calais.
Farm. Calais.
2a6 CLASS-TROT AND PACE-PURSE
500
Joker NJ. e. by Hector Wilkes. II.
Hudson & Sons. Guilford.
Hiram Wilkes, gr &. by Baby Wilkes.
Crown Duchess br m by st. Croix.
Bert McCoomb. Skowhegan.
Snip d.. b g. by Lookaway. L. II. Ry-
der. Bangor
Wilkes BOY. b g. by Lumps. J. r. Sed
s. B.. e. by Cyiex. f. NJ. Bowman.
Lord Morrison. b G. by Lord Kremln.
Morrison Stock Farm. East Liyermore.
Hugo Wilkes. b G. by Wilkes. l. w. Pot
Lady b. m. by Dung Nelson. P. B.
Payline. Blk (. by online. John 7.
Dr Clay. b g. by Fox Chase. R. p.
Louise T.. b m. by Gov. Bodwell. c. NJ.
Lockwood. Medford. Mass.
Topeka. CHI &. by The Seer. F. r. Hay
den. Lewiston.
Elmont, b s. by unknown. r. L. Bean.
Billy Mack. br h, by Wilkes. II. B. Rail-
|ston. Brighton. Mass.
Wilkes. F. b. Foge. South Paris;
Ellis Boone. blk e. by Elder Boone. +.
r. Fogg. South Paris.
2a6 CI.ASS-TROT-PURS SEQ.
Altoona s.. m. by Stirling. Ira Mitch
ell. WatarvillC.
Louise s.. Oh m. by Wilkes. c. II. simp-
son. Watcrville.
Willie j.. ch g. by Taratine. II. b. Rail-
stOn Brighton. Mass.
Wilkes Boy. blk g. by Jumps. J. r. Sed-
erauest. St. Stephen N. Is. ~
Snip D., &. by Lookaway. l.. II. KY
Butcher Girl. b m. by Young Gideon.
Frank Mahue. Waterville.
Kassali. b &. by Kremlin. r. L. Bean,
Camden. ?, >,o,.,,
Bonnallie, b s. by Nelson. c. II. Nelson.
Waterville. 1,,.,,.
Wanda, CHI m. by Edgardo. William
Cummings. Bangor. ,X,.,,-
Barbara L.. br m, by. Baby Wilkes.
sally Mate, br m. by San Medeio. A.
Merrifield, Baltimore. Md.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
CAUSTlC PROCLAMATION
Issued In Odessa Blaming Jews Fer
EeCent Riotous Outbreaks.

Odessa, July .G.-rhr governor e Odessa
has ISSUED an extraordinary Irocl:tma
ti'ir Which when posted in the city, To-
runi rtow. may h:v- the effect OF incre:,S-
ing the already bitter feeling against thu
Jews among the troops and more iSnUr-
ant classes of the population. TlIr S"V-
rrlIur says that lac has received number
al anonymous letters drnouncing persons
OF Socialists ana rtvolutiOnaii,-S which he
entirely ignores. believing them to be in
Spirrd by motives OF personal vengeance.
The proclamation continues:
Letters have also come from the Jews
charging the police with preparing for Il
Jewish massacre.
Tho governor then declares thlt such
action is imposSibl" AND will not To al
lowed but ;IdtS:
The governor is astonsh-d at the
Jews addressing such letters to him. See
ing that il is the Jews themselves WHO
caused ali the disorders The pole" inva-
riablv found rrvolvcrs bombs and prohib-
tied literature in Jewish houses. But for
the Jews there would be no Disturbances
and no I<niaZ Potcmkine affairs. Now III"
Jews have. the imp"rtircncc t. brinS
charges against the police.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
RIGID CANVASS
BENG Made In New Orleans To Dis
cover Traces of Fever.

Washington. July 26.-In his advic"s
from New Orleans to the public helith
and marine hospital service. today. Sur
scon White saws that Il house-to-house m
spection is being conducted in the portion
OF the city which is infected by yellow
fever This section includes 10 Or ~
blocks He saws that general screeniuI
for protection against mosquitoes is prom
Used.
DR. White expresses the hope that the
disease may yet be eradicated. but says
that while efforts will be directed TO mat
end. attention also will be directed To
preventing its spread into other sections.
Past Assistant Surgeon JosepE Gold
berger has been ordered to Nicksnurf'
Miss, and Shreveport. La. with instruc-
lions Ia run down all rumors OF yellow
fever cases in those cities and to connuct
81 pcrsonnl campaign of education among
the profession and the laity in regard I,
methods OF destroying mosquitoes ana
other means of preventing Infection. al
eases of fever are To be screened until "
positive diagnosis is arrived at.
surgeon General Walter A. Myman
who has been tc Honolulu on business
connected with the service. will return IL
Washington, tomorrow. and take act,It
charge Of the measures undertaken Dy ms
bureau tc cope with the fever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
SOLD At AUCTION,
Properties Of Southern Textile Co. Ur.
der the Hammer at New York.

New York, July 26.-Properties Of
the Southern Textile Co. organized two
years ago. with a capital stock OF 3l4,.
100000 as holding company 70 COM
tine cotton goods mills tn the south,
were sold at auction by order OF Wal.
ter c. Cabell. trustee in bankruptcy.
The Windsor mill. at Burlington. N.
G., sold for $4,000 to Robert l.. Holt:
the Chicora mills. at Rock Hill, g. c.,
for $4,000 to N. NJ. Smith, and the
Moorhead mills, for $4,000 to Mr.. Holt.
The auctioneer then put up all the
property in one lot and sold it for $780,
800 to the International Trust Co., Of
Baltimore. As the bulk sale realised
$500 more than the separate lot sale,
the bulk sale was accepted by the trus.
tee and will be submitted to- the United
States district court FOR confirmation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
EQUlTABLE'S NEW HEAD.
Pau! Morton Elected President WITH
Salary of Only $4,000.

New York July 26.--At two hours
session of Equitable directors tooaE.
the designations Of Former president
James W. Alexander and Nevada n
Stranahan, as directors were accepted
T.aul Morton was elected president OF
the society, retaining. it is understood
the craftsmanship as well. special
meeting of the directors will be held
tonorrow, at which additional directors
will be elected and amendments to the
charter of the society adopted.
Ceoree F. Victor of this city, and Err
nos, r. KruttSchmitt of New Orleans.
we're nominated as directors and Will
he elected ut tornorrOw'S special meet
inp, Mr. Victor is 4 prominent dry
gonds ana commission merchant Of this
,.ity ana Mr.. kruttschmitt is one of the
leaders Of the bar Of the Southwest.
Chairman Morton reported to the d.
rcrtorS that in pursuance of his policy
Of rttremchment the society would ef-
feet savings of $500 900 Il year. He sub
nittcd Il financial report for the first
SIX months. which was pronounced very
satisfactory by the directors.
AT tOmorroW's meeting it is quite
probable the position Of chairman will
bt. HbH' ned. ! ne matter 81 PENSIONS ~
the widow of II. T.. Hyde and others
W:iS referred to Il committee consisting
Or Directors McCuk, Nhiteman and
Zchnucr. who will Irubably Teport
thereon, tomorrow.
1t i. understood ih,t Mr.. Morton's
salary as president Of the society viii
br $S1.0UD Il year. or $loo0o0 less 20 per
cent. l.. &. Thomas Was elected Il hein-
her of the executive c"mmitte" which
has. not he,.m tMIlv r,.urtIniZed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
SENDING IMPROPER MATTER
THROUGH Mails Causes Another Charge
Beng Brought Against Thompson.

Boston. July 26.-!'r. Robert 'fhonp-
son, who's" Swear sentence for cOun-
tcrfcitiug is pending execution. was.
today. held for the federal grand jur!
on th,. cllars5" Of senhiig improper mat
Ter through til" mails. I'll" defendant
offered no rvid"nc" when his case WIS
heard b..frr, United states Commits
sinl.r fial,.
Dr Thompson is already 1t liberty
Oh bJl~-of $4,000 IN The c"uutcrf"iting
case which has 81 1" be passed on By
a higher court atti t" this the commits
sin..,r add,i $1r''o ,tS bail for tn" new
allegation.
nr. Th""li,s"n furnished the a@ii-
tiui..'l bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
From yellow Fever, Yes
terday, at New Orleans.
1865 Cases Reported, With As
Deaths Up to Present Time.
Strict Quarantine Regulations Imposed
Around the IS Fever Ceniers.

New Orleans, July 26.-SiX deaths
from yellow fever We're recorded, today.
NJ, Ia s L. NJ, making a total to date
If A.. The number of new cases re-
iurts,i. yesterday, and compiled, today,
IS H. making all told to date 165 cases.
Thor,. are now 10 centcrs of infection.
TN. organization of forces for fight
l;, The spread of the infection and for
.cliuI,ai9n of education and practical
application of the mosquito eXtcrmina-
mon plans has been completed and be
..drs. 100 men have been put on as ex-
mas to clean cutters. while $50 men are
.""rkiug as part of the system of sani-
':itior. Citizens are being organized in
Yards, and 4 house to house canvass
sill b" mad" to assure the screening
III "v"i: cist"rn and the Oiling of every
,,.-etu Ol and water pond
me business men have provided the
funds for this work ana rs the people
I.uW reused to the necessity Of action,
liner" will be no lei up. Yielding L"
Nh" sentiment of the community, the
.tatc board of ncalth on Monday adopt
"a n"N regulations for the fruit ships.
providing tina: they should remain six
days at sea between IN" last port and
E"W Orleans, requiring fulniSati"n at
port of departure and fumigati"n af-
Ter the discharge of the cargo.
Tn" steamship Ausrm of the United
Fruit Co. Was allowed To conn. M ytt-
t.rday, after being At SEA four ANA one
half DAYS, and according t. the ship :
,1pcrs, she stayed at the quarantine So
tion exactly ~ minutes. during which
time her crew of II men were .N.tmin"d
and passed. This .trruStl liz" people la
action.
Ia view al the MANY quarantine. com
Il":ttions which have arisen. Dr. Sotirtnn
has called Il Conf' renee. for next SUmdo y
of tie health officials of Texas, MisSiS-
sippi and Alabama, to discuss quarantine
regulations and devise Il system 10y which
travellers can be admitted with certificates
81 til" marine hospital service. Surgeon
Whit" who is in charge Of all the gov
eminent work. VIII participate.
Tie work of placing III" detention camp,
has been finished and supplies are now
bin; sent To them. TIL. infection in tlr
Original center seems To h" dying out
az w,r cases are reported from there
u,lica,in- that modern methods have berl
.m"ttIy".
Ihv-i"ianS now are reporting al case
al i.y..I and wherever there is the slight
80 suspicion rigid sanitary rules are Az
Piled with thu result that up to NOW there
I:ra j., "a no spread uf any cas-. from an!
Of the new crnt"rs Those WHO Hr" dc
vrlopinE are III trar";lbc to III" "rigiii;'
cases IN the Italian quarter
1ll,. Emergency hospital WIS op"nr'!
to-day, and patients were removed To i
IA 4 Scre'red ambulance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
TO SWIM THE CHANNEL
Heaton Starts On Trip From Dover
Other Swimmers In Trainina.

Dover, Eng, July 26.-Edward Hea-
ton of Liverpool, started from here. this
morning, in an attempt to swim the
channel. his intention being to land
near Calais. The conditions were fav-
cradle to the accomplishment. Of his
task. .-..
No less than nine aspirants are now
in training for channel swim honors,
including Miss Annette Ke!lernan. ar
Australian, who expects to make tho
attempt in the near future.
Annette kellerman. also made the at.
tempt. but after being In the water
five hours. was overcome by seasick-
ness. She had out distanced, Heaton by
n mile when compelled to abandon the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
DAILY COLLISIONS
Between Workmen and Rioting Rouehs
at Niznni Noveorod.

st Petersburg. July 26.-1'hc riots nj
Mimi Novgorod have now continued
four days with daily collisions between
the rival camps into which the work
men nd the riot:ng roughs have divid-
ed But there has been no general riot
since sundays five hours fray. Ac-
cording to the government advices Il
men were illed and three We're fatally
wounded. Monday. and Tues lay night.
ON Sunday. bomb was throws
against the school house i'll the suburb
81 Sormoyu, where detachment Of
soldiers were uuartercd. The thrower
OF the bomb was killed. No advices
have been received of t@daHS vents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
SHOT REcKLEssLY.
Son Of Ar.eriean MilIionare Gets juto
Trouble In Scotland.

London. July :s.-The shooting case
involving J. 8. and H. c. Phipps. sons
Of Henry Phipps, of Pittsburt, Pa,
was again mentioned in the House of
Commons. today. J. Galloway-Weir.
Ross and Cromarty coun-
ty. Scotland, wanting the lord advo.
cate for Scotland to take steps to pre-
vent the defendants from fleeing from
justice. The ord advocate, however.
said he had every reason to believe
that the Phippses would be ready to
meet any charges brought against
them. One of the young men, ne I'M
derstoOd was now in Paris.
The two sons of Mr.. Phipps were re-
Gently charged ut Inverness with the
reckless discharge Of firearms on the
Beaufort estate in the highlands OF
Scotland. leased by Mr.. Phipps from
Lord Loval. by which the young men
wounded three persons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
CHuRCHtlC'S BILL
To Cecrcase LIE CT Parliament De-
fsa.ed In House CT Commons.

London, July 26.-The House of
Commons. To-Day. refused 10 permit
Winston Spencer Churchill 10 intro
,ilcc Il bill limiting the life Of Parlia-
mtnt to fve instead of seven years.
AR. Churchill explained that the bill
would give fuller popular control or
the. control of the executive. He said
there WAS growing dimnution OF
parliamentary authority over the gov
eminent and by this mechanical az
ringrmcnt more frequent appeals To
th.. country would b" of national adj
vantage. The proposal was defeated
bv 23g to 116 votes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
YOUNG COUPLE ELoPE.
Arc Married and Then Want News.
papers To Let Friends Know OF L.

Albany, N. Y, July IA beautiful
young woman. richly attired. accom-
panied by n young man smoking mon
oSrammed cigarettes, entered one OF
the newspaper Offices here last night,
and announced that they had eloped
and wanted their friends to know It,
They gave their names as Belle Miller
Maxon. of Boston, and Harry Martin
Hollister Of New York. son of a
wealthy business man. They came here,
yesterday. and We're married by Rev.
Frank j. Knapp of st. Peters church.
The young couple then left for Lake
Placid. - ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
Oignam-Larkin.

A most brilliant and impressive we'd
ding occurred In the St. Francis dc
Sales church at o'clock. Wednesday
morning, when William II. Dignam OF
Providence, X. l., and Miss Hazel Lar
KIN were united in marriage by Rev.
FIR. LaGuennec.
The bride was beautifully attired in
q white silk dress which was covered
by white mouslin de scie and carrying
q string of amethyst prayer beads
The maid of honor. Miss Celia Larkin,
a sister of the bride. was becomingly
dressed in white muslin. The best
man was William G. Daley of Bangor
ana the bridesmaids. Miss Daisy Cur
ian of Dorchester, Mass, Miss Gene
We've Kelly Of Providence. r. i. and
Miss Nellie Larkin, another sister of
the bride.
About o5 intimate friends of the
family assembled about the table at
the hour of the wedding breakfast
which Immediately followed the cere-
mony at the church, among whom,
from out Of town, were Mrs. J. J. Cur
ian and family of Dorchester, Mass.
The scene of the appropriate festivi-
ties WdS tIie HUME VI tiic uIIuc oii 10
Temple street. Before the assembly
dispersed the maid of honor was pre-
scented with beautiful pearl ring and
to each one Of the bridesmaids was
given a gold pin set with diamonds.
Mrs. Dignam is a " all-known young
lady of Waterville and the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. F.. Larkin of this
city.
The happy couple left the city, amid
the usual demonstrations, for a we'd
ding tour of two wee ks which will take
them to Atlantic City, ". J. They will
reside In Waterville on their return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
PRESSURE Is TELLING.
Supreme Council, Royal Arcaaum, VIII
Meet to Consider PortsGks.

Harrisburg. Pa, July o6.-Supreme Re-
gent Howard G. Wiggans Of Rome. N. Y.
head OF the national organization OF the
ed, today. by Supreme Representative H.
b. McNuity Of ChambersburH. Tenn, that
he will call n meeting of the Supreme
the recent legislation of the Supreme
Council Increasing the insurance rates OF
the order.
Mr.. Wiggans wrote that he already re-
caiyed g petitions from supreme repre-
sentatives Of different states and he is
assured of receiving enough more to make
IN the 80 which requires him to recon-
vene the council as well as the required
petitions from seven states. The time
and place Of the meeting are yet to be de-
termined.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27

Napoleon Tardiff brought suit in the
municipal court. Wednesday morning,
for the sum of 81 which he claimed to
be due him for the Iinding OF a body
last fall. He claimed to have notified
Coroner Smell at the time, while Mr..
Mr.. Smell. being present. testified that
he received notification from . differ
ent party. The court withheld It's de-
cision. Two drunks were also fined and
paid their ways to freedom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.
Legislative Commute. VIII Organize At
Albany, Tuesday.

Rochestrr. y. T.. July -. Senator
William w Armstrong. E''S sent ont
announcer triit.i t. his s. material ami
Assembly :tSSnriatcs. vito are to serve
ON til,. joint !, legislative committee.
which is To- Investigate TIN. III" in:itf-
anct, business in this state that til"
committee viii meet for organization.
next Tuesday. At Albany. II Senator
Armstrong; associates agrrr. the in
vestigItion will begin Immediately.
The sessions of tIr committee will b."
public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
Felt on Marquette Iron Range.

Marquette. M:cE July p Mlrpur't"
ana other points ~ ~" MHrGuri'" lina
range. this evening. experienced a dis
tinct shock Thought by many 10 b. caused
~ IN earthquake dun runhlnG noiS''
the disturbance. Tall build
iuss were SwavcG. dishes ratified and vii
dgw>; shaken. but no ddmag" is reported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
Remains Now in the Mausoleun,.

New York, July .6.-The funeral
train bearing the body of Daniel s.
Lamont arrived ut Woohlawn cemetery
at O'Clock. The body was taken to
tn" Lamont mAusolcum. where COM
initial services were held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
WHOLESALE QUARANTINE.
Texas State Officers Issues Quarantine
Aaainst Louisiana.

Houston. Texas. July Gas the LOUIS ;lsd
lana authorities have not qu ,,L GMrcr
against New Orleans. State Health pHiceT
Taber today placed quarantine agalnst,
the whole state of Louisiana. re Wo'1 III
not state whether this quarantine Is 10 pe
lifted " Louisiana is diarantiheu "s''i'''
New Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
AUGUST RACE ENTRIES.
List That Ought to Draw Big Crowd
to Central Maine Park.

The following list of entries has been
issued for the races which will be held
at the Central Maine park. Aug I-3,
under the management of Col. w. G..
Morrill, of Pittsficld. Many of the names
entered are prominent in up-to-date horse
literature Of New England and will
arouse no little interest. The entries are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27

err. Rice, Clark Double play-Alien to
Sherlock. Wild pitch--Robinson, Thatcher.
Base on balls-On Coughlin. Taylor; off
Thatcher. Edwards; of Robinson. Cow
ing. Sacrifice hit-Clark. Umpire, Clason
of Gardiner. Time, l.2i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27

The word "adieu'' is purely French.
In its original form it was "a Dieu."
"to God" but in its full meaning ex-
pressing. II commend you to God"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27

IN. funeral services oi tn lat Richard
II Iihh,y wcr. h,ld from his honir ~
III,usid" Farm. newport, At 10 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. John W.
Webster. pastor "f thu High surf ! hi' =
i'm church assisted by Rev. MGntt"rd :
I'M rlSlnr Of tI" M h"diSt church. 81 .
jiriatnd The mt"rmcnt was in fN'rsi""
r,.fu.ttrE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27

The owner of a house in a London
suberb altered the number 10 to ia.
The borough authorities objected. and.
though he pleaded that he could not
let house numbered IL, they made
him replace the ID on the door,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
WATERVILLE.

Earned runs-Fairficld. 3: Watervile, 2.
nhree-base hit-Robinson. Two-base hits
Mi,nlradley. Allen, COughlin, circuit. Cow
1i l stolen base-Edwards Struck out
Cous thn2ninson. Corcoran. Roderick: by
,Noushiin, Sherlock 2, Edwards; by latch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-27
THURSDAY, AUG. 8.

EREE.FOR.ALL-TRO AND PACE
PURSE 500.
Roam wilkes, TO 8. by Ten. Wilkes u.
W. Gerow, Yarmouthville
Geleten Queen. or m. by Jim Kennedy
l.. l., Gentner. Belfast.