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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07
The Name October

Even the younger Latin students
know why October is named the
eighth month; but not all of you are
aware tnat there have been five at
tempts to change the name to honor
Roman sovereigns. The Saxons call
ed the month 'Winterfylleth,' and
shose hawking as its emblematic
spsrt-From Books and Reading" in
October St Nicholas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07
Steamers for Lake Titieaea.

A second steamer is about to be
placed upon LaM Titicaca, which is
10000 feet above sea level in the
Andes of Peru The first steamer,
which was built in England, was sent
out peacemeal, and is now being re-
constructed upon the shores of the
lake.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07
Needed Them in His Business.

Miss Gotrox-Nearly all my admir-
ers think 1 should be able to get tips
from you on the market.
Gotrox-Encourage them In that be-
lief, my dear. 1t won't be long before
T'1l be ready to unload the stock I'm
carrying-Puck.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

A man needs only not to be Grip
pie or q hunchback to be accounted q
handsome fellow by the woman
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07
WAS Great Meetina.

The annual encampment at Denver
was one of the greatest meetings OF
the g. A. R. About forty special trains
were used to transport those attend
ing
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07
Sold at all druggists, soc. per box.

A man is hardly ever so bad he
couldn't be worse and woman so good
she couldn't be better.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07
eso5 FREE BOX ia

Send this coupon with your name
and address and druggist s name who
does NOT sell it, for a free box of
Mulrs Anti Belch Waters to Mull's
Grape Tonic Co., 148 Third Ave,
Rock Island, IlA Give full address
and write plainly.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

why, 1 thought Wadleigh was
man of large means"
HE used to be, but he owns six
automobiles now"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07
"A Tragedy OF Mature

ssGood-by''-
Low. sinks the sun behind the monn-
The frs like bayonets seem to pierce his
breast;
The red blood dyes his pillow in the
west;
'fGoOd-
Good by
The lady moon far in the eastern sky
A cloud veil draws across her tear-dim-
med eye
''Sood-by.''
Phil H Armstrong in LippincCtt's Mag
azine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
Fire Department Drill.

Tine first drill of the fire department
Gn,i"r the new orders published Il week
ago. WIS held, Friday afternoon. In adj
Git!un To the regular department COM
"SCd Of TIA" employ of the engineers
department, an additional hose COM
f"EN h"S been rrG"miZed among The,
member; If the band. The other civil
ian employees nave been assigned to The
chemical engines under charges of the
:"'nld assistant engineer. Under the
E"W rule the three single teams be-
h."EinS L" III" QuartrrmaStcr'S depart
la,nt Will respond to fire alarms to as
riSi ~ 4. ting the apparatus to the fire
ana Inc CriVri' of the ambulance il to
h"ld nu>rlf III readiness Ia report if
Ur"dYd.
The FIR" alarm which is to he sounded
from tn. whistle AT the. power house
Is as follows: Fire in amy building south
A. east ~ the hospital, two blasts of the
tiSt:", j short interval and two mere
blasts, live lines repeated. For The
hospital, two and three blasts, AMI for
any building west on north of the hos
pital. thrr" and three blasts. similarly
blown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
The Latest Baseball Talk.

Ronrhe, 4 fielder, and Maloney. a
pitcher, are the latest acquisitions to
IN" ban team. There first few games
viii be watched with much interest, to
see II they will be able to make good.
Their past records, however. leave little
d"uht un0n this score.
tirriEan will be in The game Tues
d'y. ana Winthrop people seem to coii-
Siurr That this means victory. This is
not without reason, as CarriSan heads
the batting list, and stands third III
heIding. having made only one error
III y chauccS. The two above him are
t'"mlnd. who has played two games
without IN error, and York. who has
mao" hnI two errors in - chances, a
percentage Of 81. AS far as the league
games 90. Carrigan's fielding average is
sun l'"O. the one error against him be-
l'lp mad" upon 4 difficult throw TO first
III IN" gam" at Watervile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29

q: ,iurrilI of rittslir.d is recognized e
Il successful rIar promoter. The fact
alone that tn. quality Of horNh flesh which
viii start III these. races nus been pre-
cured ~ HIM Hll,Illd b. 4 Sdiiicie ut ere
dental.
T'lcr,, WAS To i,,lr talk On the streets:
Iridav. IA regard 10 IiIr '-w0rk-uut
v hicn Il numbsr 81 Interested horscn.'n OF
tij. city tooh tin troubl'' |" IS IL WAS
4 SrirnnIl vNhibuI,n. the iIht al winch
has never before been seem A thr PARK
III, black stallion Fernando. ny rolumbo.
o,vl"d by Col. +. II. Gr-ciey oi Ellsworth.
parnj II splendid heat in Ia. The last
quarter WAS mad" i'll .3!i-. Dyspepsia Cur"
wIs 4 surprise To everyone who knew her.
SHE trottcd 4 mile in 1t, the last 4Uar-
ter being made in 50 seconds.
All Of the stalls are now full and horses
are still coming in 10 the city iron, al
directions ana in great numbers Col.
Morrill, has made ARRANGEMENTS with the
W. & +. st. r. r. GO. whereby electr.cs
VIII connect with the morning trains
coming in from the west. These cars will
not stop after starting, until they have
reached the park. Special trains from the
four points OF the compass VIII also an
riv. i'll the city. Wednesday and Thurs
utv.
Everybody remembers the G. J. Cor
ham Company which furnished the thcat-
iical amusement ut the Fourth of July
celebration Wen. Mr. Gorham will b.
her" To Sc" the races and incidentally Will
furnish = few stage performers. acrob9tic
work. being the most suitable to a stage
which is out Of doors. will be The chief
feature Of what he will present Miss
Spracu Of New York arrived in the city
Thursday evening. to superint.nd the
pre- pGrationS which are now under way. A
most interesting preliminary for those in
tereSted in this great event would be for
them to make visit at the park some
Of these hot afternoons and form some
idea of what they should anticipate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29

Z. II. Morrill's team. which he was
using to convey passengers from Water
street To The circus grounds, Thurs
lay afternoon. ran away on Madison
avenue, coming down across Water
street. Failing to make the corner, the
team ran into the sidewalk. on the
south side of the street. The sidewalk
at this point is about 16 inches above
the street. so it brought the team to
standstill, not. however, until the pole
had smashed the plate glass window at
Stewards Dry Goods store. One Of
the horses then attempted. to get in
among the shirt waists and other VIM
dow tixings. while the other tried to
climb the stairs Leading to the law Of
flee of Butler e Butler. Beyond 4
broken yoke, and a few slight cuts to
the horses. no damage resulted to the
team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
BOSTON NATIONAL PITCHER
Secured by Fairfield Team In Effort 20
Trim Waterviiie, Today.

The interesting news has leaked out
that the hackers of the Fairfield base
ban team had engaged Harley. the
pitcher of the Boston Nationals, to
pitch toGaY's game, With Waterville.
at Alumni field. They will not attempt
to keep this man longer than Saturday,
however, ana probably are thinking
that one game secured i'll advance, will
be well worth the expense. Waterville
is quite rctiCent as to who Will repre-
sent her IN the box and is keeping her
information for future records and
score book. The game will be called at
$50 o'clock On Alumni field, and the
intense rivalry between the two teams
Will probably result in bringing at least
1900 people to see the game.
The WaterVilla Baseball Association
held an interesting meeting al the E,lks
rooms. Friday evening. as agreed upon,
and talked over in an informal way,
plans which are being made for the
promotion If our baseball interests. A
committee Of some of our most iGfiuen
ciai citizens who believe, heartily, that
we should support commendabie
team. was appointed to solicit subscrip-
lions from parties whom they know to
be interested. No attempt will be made
10 Persuade any one contrary minded to
invest in what they have no particular
interest 1t is believed that the help of
such will not be needed as there are
sufficient number who are capable of
laying for their own fun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
AN APPRENTICE SEAMAN
Sentenced To Eleven Months In Jail by
Civil Court, for Larceny.

Newport. l.. L.. July .N.-Williim a.
willard, I'll apprentice seaman at the
United States training station here,
vino Wn& recently sentenced to tie
Providence county Jail for larceny from
the person. was arraigncd in tine local
court. t"iHN. 'ipou i chlrg" of larceny.
which was based ln,nn the Identical Of
tel,r' which supported the charges M
ON which he was originally convi"tpd
This condition arose from the firl that
the nit imus upon which he WAS jailed
Vas tut'nd to be faulty. The error re-
.suitru in tn" liberation of Willard by
= Providence, justice. The seaman was
trrr@trd. however as soon as II" was
freed ana, today. Judge Franklin found
him guilty Of larceny. ami senl-lrtti
him % serve II months in the provi-
d"ncr Jail. The original sentence vas
one year.
Tine United states authorities at the
training station. today. Informed In"
civic policy that they would refuse Ia
deliver up i second apprentices
Charles NJ Fowler. who is wanted in
connection with the offence for Whi,i,
willard was convicted. The reason AS
signed for this was that the officials
ut Washing ton with reference to 4 GOV
,lnnient investigation of tn eutir,
matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
BODIES Or VICTIMS
or Bennington Disaster To BE Sent
Horc-Snsign Perry's Funeral.


san Diego. ,';l.. Iuly 2%-At 81.
Paul'y episcopal church. this after
noon. WAS held th" funr.,rl Of Ensign
Newman l.. P.'rry. TIN" only officer VIII"
lost liS iii" iii liH dis;l@t"r on In" gun
boat Bennington. Rev. X. y. NJ. I.irh"y
was in charge. assist,d by i;i&hnp j.
II. johnson of Los Angeles. and Chap
inm Stone - the flagship Chicago. I'll"
body uiIl ." taken ~ St"rkinide',
Mass for burial.
The bodies Of III" bennington sailors
which were buried in tn" military Gem
e1rry. ere. to be- sent hotnr tu relatives
it U:r tNtrn:' IF the government.
Th" rlhr"r,, nave Gi+,u.,'r,tl th:rt If
ter the Maine Waa bl"Dn Ut ia iitV;ili;l
hIrhnr. Congress cna,trl i ltW pruvid-
ing 'ur the Transmission 81 The hod;e,
of IL. al sailors to their h"n'rS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
GALVESTON FREE.
No Yellow Fever There. THIS Season
Only One Case of Typhoid.

New York. july 9~.,,Th,. Ass"riat" g,
Press. tonight. ,,rtcriv"d N" i"ilo"i's
''''' Galveston, Texas
Nothing at al resembling yellow fever
has CccIlrIrd here This season. Mortutry
reports, this ana last week. sh"" II" cas-
al any kind Of fever whatsoever except
Cne If Ions. existing typhoid.
tSi.nt,D 81. w. rlurhart. VI. D..
city Health Physician.
"E 9 COX. County Physician.
~ believe. .lbnvt statement absolutely
I t-i,,,,b 't;cnry,. r. Tabor.
Texas Stat. ii,;tlth officer"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
Of yellow Fever Found
in New Orleans, Friday.
Quarantine Against the Stale Spreading
People Leaving the City.

New Orleans. July 3S.-Thc follow
ing is the. report as to the progress Of
yellow fever in New orleans up To :;
f.. NJ, today:
View eases. u.
Total cas..s L. date, 80.
Deaths. today. :.
DEATHS SlnC" July II, a.
New ccnt"rE. :.
Total Ctt.tc'S 81.
OF the deaths. today one occurred at
tile. emergency hospital and WIS one
If tin. cIs, : transferred there. ycStcr-
day TAat Institution now has 10 cases
und, treatment ana. today, discharged
its first patient as cured.
Til, health authorities hold that the
IiagIc remains AN Italian infection. all
but two of the II cases reported, To-
being of that nationality. Almost with
nui exception since the beginning OF the
fever. those who have fallen victims 70
tn' disease have been of the poorer
classes of the population. many OF th"iA
unt long residents of the United States
and therefore unaCclimated.
The first death in the emergency hos
titIl occurred, today. The hospital was
M equal number MAS added. today.
\ number OF III" cases reported, to-
day. vcte above Canal street. One un-
der observation is that OF a nurse, VIII"
bad rendered heroic - rVicr in nursing
M. ,,nfrrtunates in The heart of the in
T.,t"d French market quarter. During
h,r employment, she WAS bitten by
mosquitoes ana apparently contracted
the disease. The other cases have also
been traced To the original infection.
Til" Louisiana State Board of Health
Iact. today. ana finally ordered a quar-
nntinc Of the state against New Or
l"anS That action became necessary
10 project ~ paints in the state from
Icing uutrHutiued against Florida,
Texas and Mississippi. The parishes
aud nEr. town III another parish W":'
Granted communication with New Or
leans Tin, ale contiguous to the city,
mann Of lhrir people do business here
ana II:ty would suffer more harm by
nring cut nM from the city than by
having In" three states put up the bars
:,:.;.ilst them. In spit" of all that is do
irS To- r,.tsyurr them. many Italians
.'rr tin greatly frightened ana dcsper-
It,ly ."hinG to .;ct ont Of tn" plague
'.prrl .II..'Ih4 auptLititiuls. among them
Io,l tia Ihry are victims of a Divine
visitation ~ wrath. ~ many eases
they have abandoned their household
Effects .'ud have Sunk out of tn" in
T'rt'i territory.
The Mississippi authorities. in iustifi-
cation ~ tie severe. Quarantine which
mat stIi. las established. say il BE-
IstA nc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
South Ends, S: North Ends. 0.

me North ana South sides of Main
street. contested for supremacy on the
"'ath"Ed. ut p. NJ, Thursday. the
,7'"'h Sides winning by Il score of 5
= Was very interesting contest, and
= 'IH'S The feature of the game was
:" Fosters two-base hit. Certainly
= tht feature to Mr.. Foster. |. o.
,'"s' iS credited with putting up a fine
S'"ie on first base. Woodman and
N"p"'ock did the twirling. and the
We're Arthur Fortier. Joe Lib
i''' r. =. Martin, Rev. J. o. Hoff-
,'l'''.'i "as The umpire, and Of course
oouii question his decisions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29

VIM. a. Poole Of the Bryant Rock,
Mass. Life saving station, was tn !
guest of g. e. S"Wall, Friday forenoon.
Mr.. Pools father served in the same
regiment with MIR. :irwall and he nat
uriiiy enjoyed show ing the son of his
Old ronir;dr TIL" beauties oc the Home.
Mr.. Poole is Il chip IF tn" old block ana
mas proved himself rs brave in fighting
the clements and saving lives as WAS
his father in lighting the enemies of
his country, and he has lnany daring
re%ctlcH 10 his credit since he has been
N tlln life saving NrrNi.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
BURGESS AGAIN FAILS
To Swim English Channcl-Within AZ
Miles Of French Coast.

Dover. July 2S.--T. ". burgess start
er this morning. in - second attempt
t. SUim ncrnss. III" channel. entering
the waiter at the coast guard station
IT I.yddru, four mills northwest Of
this; port. Burges+ i'll 1901 got W.;hin
four miles of tine French coast III his
first attempt to swim the channel.
l|uli5cSs again failed to cross In"
channel. II" WAS taken ont Of TIRE W.
Ter when within tom and :; half miles,
of tie French coast suffering fro,n Il
bad leg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
John Reynolds.

John Reynolds Of Taunton. died ut
the hospital. Friday morning. aged -
years. Mr. Reynolds WIS born in IRE
land. ii" served two erlisumtnts dur
ing til" civil war. in * o.. of The 18th
Mh%S. iniy. from Scpt,mhcr. 1862, to
August. lEtS, ana in II Cu. Of the 18th
Mass. ihfy. from January to July, 1863
Ills first admission dates from Novcm-
Der, 1884. though he had not been since
continuously Il member. The funeral
viii t." held AT the chapel at . o'clock
this afternoon, FIR Michigan officiating
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
HITS A MARK.
Steamer Nashua Damaged by Practice
Torpedo Fired OF Newport.

Newport, L. !. July IS. The steam
cr Nashua. lying at tile ola Colony
torped" ana slightly damaged. \ white
mead torp d" with u practice head.
ured from the torpedo station. struck
TN" Nashua just below the Waterline,
tearing on some Of The copper sheet
ing. The ST. Il practice head of the
torpedo was denied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
ANGRY GESTIcULATlONS
Is Extent of Riotinn In Switzerland
Previous Reports Erroneous.

Basel. Switzerland. July 2S.-Thr ro-
ports thar riotirg occurred nj reStcr-
Gays session Of the Zionist congress
are incorrect. Rut. today. while the
delegates were arriving in the han con
siderable. scutHing occurred in the ha'l-
ways AMI stairways of the casino. This
caused a scnnr of angry gestic'latirn
and shouting. Blows We're eXchanTf Il
ana III" polio" INTERVIEWED and cl"arc"
The StaIrWays of the disOrderly element.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
YELLOW FEVER SUSPECTS
Taken From Galveston Steamer at
New York and Detained.

New York. July 2S.-Twenty-five
persons were, today, removed from the
steamer Alamo. suspected of yellow
fever infection and We're transferred
to Hofman's Island for inspection. on
~ 10 of this number really have the
high temperature which is the first
symptom of yellow plague. The others
We're relatives who refused to he sep
arated from those detained. The Ala
mo is Il Mallory Line steamer from
Galveston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
WAS GODS REWARD.
Sultan Looks Upon Escape From AS
sassination As Divine Favor.

Constlntin"ple July 2S.-Tm reply 10
MuSsulm:n address Of loyalty ana
gratiiicatio ut his escape from assas-
sination by the explosion of bomb
Friday last. the Sultan SAYS that tic
projection Of Divine providence on thai
occasion was Gods reward to him Tor
his constant cndeavors to promote r.r
peace and happiness Of his people. III ;.
only feature If the incident Which
deeply affected him was the fact that
so many Of his dear, devoted snldi,~,
and we'll beloved people were killed ur
injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29

The United States Sta:istician says
two-thirds Of school year would be
saved to American boys and girls by
putting the metric system in place OF
the other twelve or thirteen systems.
Carry the enormous saving Of time into
the counting houses of the country, In
to all kinds Of calculations from the
farm to the factory, and = fairly rood
idea is obtained Of what the metric sys.
tenn would save.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
AT GOOD WILL.
Continued from Page One.)

Hncllley with earnest eloquence. refer
Good viii Assembly in former years.
He spoke Of The words of Hejekiah
Butterworth on one occasion in these
Pines He can who thinks he can:
of the words Of Rev, w. w. Busta"d.
NO compromise with SIM: of the
words of ley. j. Wilbur Chapman. ID.
D.. New. York, God has Il plan for
every life: Of the words of Gen.
Joshua J.. Chamberlain THAT born
war veteran and hero of 30 battles"
who. when Introduced from this plat
form and ASKED to tel! something or
mis- war Ttcrrd answered. | have only
this To say: when WAS called I
answered With the best there was in
me-" mi thps" words are prrprtuatcd
on the walls Of tn" Dunn Auditorium.
ana the speakers, though absent. still
speak 70 us.
He also referred To others who have
/. en- here in years gone by but whose
influence. remains with US. pr. Albert
rccIt4 Dunn. whose personal presence
ANA influence lent 50 much OF helpful
Il, ~ IL In. Assembly every year until
his death. ANA in whose honor Dunn
Auditorium is named: Daniel AleX;ln-
der Mcdonald. Il Good Will hoy whose
strong manly lif,. went out To this; life
TWO years ago. but whose Influence still
lives in countless lines and of other"
whose memory is prrsious.
Following tie service in the Audi
tu.iuin the company dispersed to the
nank of III kcnn"hrc. where. and amid
ih, cheers nf the boys and singing Of
PLAY Sta, Sran"l"d Banner" the stars
ami Stripes were flying to tn" breeze.
All them adjourned for dinner III Me
Do:nld han.
tn anrr;Il meeting OF The Good viii
Assembly association WAS held in AS
Semiiy Pines, this morning. with Wal
ter ". Smith in the chair, the follow
ing officers were elected: Pres. Wal
tex NJ. Smith, Stamford, Ct; Vice
Pres. Nathaniel Hobbs. North Per
WICK: see. II. Is. Watson. Hnckl"y;
'Tr.ns q. w. Hnckley. Inckley.
Tho Good viii Assembly Association
* entirely distinct from the Good VIII
Hom, Association and has lis own Of
licers hut works IN harmony with IT
ami 1ur the same purpose
At the annual meeting Of the Good
VIII Association the following rcsutI
tons were passed. in honor of the retir-
ing president:
The officers ANA members of III,
Good Will Home AS:;O. iutiun desire to
inScl lie upon their records their CRATE
ful appreciation of III Ya!vi; cs of Hon.
Mos, s tiiddinES: who. since the inr,n-
ion of The work, has hccn its president.
its cordial rnWnrllrr. its valued friend.
1t is with mnfrigncd regret that tho
@,cedr to his rruuHs: for retirement.
1rd erect ;utnther than himself to ill
the ollie Of III" president, u hich IL has
50 long ANA 50 faithfully occupied.
III IS to them =; source of great
qualification Ia know. iroEl his own
lIi'r. that hi; interest iii tie work vii!
confirm" lmahrt"d; ;i:ii thIi his valued
counsel viii ~ freely :,.N,n Whrncyr"
sought
They wish Ia express Tie hope that
he may BE- spared IA" nIny years Of
usefulness t. tiIc cause Of humanity
that h" loves - Wrll His presence hts
ever been an inspiration. May his
passing from our i:nIr,i leave With MS
4 loving rtn",!i,tioa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
No More Cases at Tampa, Fla.

Tampa. Fla. July 2S-Thcrc ar" no de-
yT.,, ~ Vit.IIH Who was r..pnrt,I
Yesterday, 10y the state health officers as
having Il ,nlld case Of yellow lever III
West Tampa has undtr"unt u" material
change. il condition, tonight, aud no other
c.I.,,. II suspicious fever exists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. McFadden, Mrs.
w. j. Bradbury and their guests. Mrs.
l.. 3. Arthur and Miss Mary Hale of
Shenandoah, Ioda, were In Skowheean.
yesterday, the guests of Mrs. LorenS
Weston and daughter, Miss Linnfe
Weston,
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AT THE PARK.
Interest Now Centers in the Coming
AUGUST Races-Stalls All Full.

The attention e. .faine's prominent
turfmep is conyerging at the Central
Maine park. Although the people OF wa
terville are probably the slowest to realize
the significance of this coming event, this
is not true wherever the name OF Col w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-29
GUARANTEED AT HAVANA.
Scare of Fever at Tampa Delays Light
erina OF Beats Sailing.

Havana, July 2S.-On account Of the
announcement Of the discovery of q
case of yellow fever in Tampa, the
steamer Martinique. which arrived
here today. from Miami has been quar-
antimcd. The Muscotte. which is Que
here from Tampa. tomorrow, VIII aus"
Ii,. ulIIIIntiued.