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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-26
Born.

RowLAND-In this city, July "A, to
the wife Of f A Rowlaod, dsugh.
ter.
MoCANDLEss On July rs. 1905, to
the vile OF L l. McOandlesa, q
daughters
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AooAL AND GENERAL NEws.

TIE INDEPENDENT 80 cents per
month.
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LOTS FOE SALE.

nEe LOTS at Kalihi I5Oxl0O ltl,
sV beck Of Kamehameha School
and Ealihi Road,
For fall particulars, Inquire per,
sonally OF
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
at the Office of N EoTnandez. MeT
ohsnt st, or TO \ Fernandez.
k2R7e
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GanItaTySt@n Landry
Co., Lt1.
egAa &GDgGIl0s IL PRiGRS

Hdviug made large additions TO
our mschinerv, we are now able to
launder SPREADS, SHEETS, Pill.
LOwSLiPS, TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE NAPKINS, and TOWEL,
at tho rate % ceuts per dozen,
cash.
Satisfactory work aud prompt
delivery guaranteed.
No fear OF clothing being lost
from stTikee.
We invite inspection OF our lSun.
dry aud methods OF any time dur.
lug business hours.
Hing gp Enis ~,
aud our wagon will call for your
work
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On the premises OF tho SanitaH
Steam Laundry Co., Ltd, between
South and Queen streets,
The buildings are supplied with
hot and cold water and electric
lights, kTteaian water. Perfect
sanitation,
For particulars apply to
j. IaIGnTgOO7s.
On ths premises. or at the Office
j a. Nsgooa. SS-ti,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-26

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE INDEPENDENT so cents per
month.
The Sierra will sail at IL o'clock
tonight for the Colonies.
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Marshal Hendry's report for the
year has arrived 10 Washington.
ToniRht's concert by the band
will be at the railway depot 10 Pala-
ma $4,000
j b Castle aud It Hobron will be
passengers in the Siberia for the
Coast.
DR. aud Mrs Hobby entertained
nine guests at the Hawaiian hotel
last evening.
IL Is reported from Berlin that
native r-bsIioo /. brewing 10 the
German part Of SAMOA.
IL is now faured that Governor
Garter will return about The midd Q
okpext month t. Honolulu.
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The steamship Sierra arrvAd at
noon today from San Frsucisco on
her woy to Samoa and ths Coloui-s.
The Parker ranch c,'e has had
continuance ia court oil OF today.
II will probably last week more.
.--
The no, quito question will be
discussed at the me-tinR Of the
Board OF Health to be held this
afternoon.
1t 10 said that Il b dcSlocker,who
left Yesterday for Kons, is working
on plan TO reorRaniz, the plauta-
ton there.
The funeral Of the late Thomas
Christley occurred yesterday after
noon. Interment was. 10 Nuuanu
cemetery.
At the meeting held yesterday
wsiluku plantation decided to In
erease tie dividends from two TO
three per cent month.
The Robertson property on the
Waikiki eide OF Emma square will
be purchased by aud added to the
holdings Of St Andrews cathedral.
The office OF IHE INDEPENDENT ID
10 the brick building next to the
y Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bore,
tania street, Waikiki OF Alakea
First floor
Mrs Lewis, the wifs OF the late w
p Lewis. and Fred Lewis, brother,
accompanies the remains OF deceas-
cd to Ssu Francisco 10 the steamer
leaving yesterday,
Governor Jack yesterday calleu
on the commander OF the naval sta
tion aud the officers at Camp Nc
Kinley. He was accorded the usual
honoIs al both places.
Mrs Kekipi, wife OF Rev j Kekipi,
the Christian Scientist, died last
evening at the age OF 81 The
funeral took place at 2:30 this after.
noon from Mr. Kekipis church.
There were thirteen Salvationists
on the Sonoms yesterday enfoute
from Australia TO the Uditsd StAtes,
They we're Americans who had been
doing work in the Antipodes.
Governor Jack has applied to the
Board OF Supervisors for leave OF
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-26

10 Parties wishing to disposed OF be
PToperties.are inuiten to call ON us
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
Local Football Pointers,

Two energetic COburn elevens were
on the Coburn football field for over
two hours Monday afternoon. putting
in some solid work. 1t is one thing,
generally, to have two clevens logged
out" in suits and it is another t.
rain them for an understanding gam
f football These teams are capable O.
facing their equals in weiph, Of an,
.ther teams in the state. They cnj.r
j. " ,,ll "nl a lrrs,, na.nh. p ,r ,,."-
.to p ,,...j.ti.,, r,ro udiIs q, .!i;u, ..,,-
rs fhtu !.ii..
~, ''.run tr+' v.r~ H." %, u.-
.'j,'.. -.I nGln. r.,t !..- ;i.. r,nia,t-
"i p' ,n ..fi,a1 M N
',,w man. Gan II. c..t ,h.e H.I-
fast High school. H. is making
Good hid for nn" NJ the positions &c
either right half nr end ami tic feI-
lows are considering themselves to be
able To welcome him to their number
The next game will be played on
Alumni field, Thursday afternoon.
with the Waterville High school team.
This team. by the way, was also prac-
ticing, Monday afternoon, with a spec
ial aim in view. Whether this will be
realized will not be decided. until
Thursday. Judging from the Water
VILE Highs work as exhibited, last
week. in her game with Conv High.
this match will be one well vo II
watching. Her team gave tn local
sports some whole some surprise, then,
and greater one may, possibly. b.
in store for us in this next game
oak Grove Seminary is to BE- plav-
cd by Cuburn On the formers grpun's
and good practice game for Cobrrs
will, probably, result. although Oak
Grove has the reputation of having
some good stocky lads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Jan".; Shaw was found beside thr
tracks Ill the Boston & Maine freight
house. ut I.1Wrcrr". Mass. Monday
light. With both I"Gs crushed. Sha "
MnG I brakeman .n the road ANA hII
@.acn rnpl yea for 4 number Of years.
II is; thought H.. fell from the top of Il
freight ear ON Wiu"h he was riding.
He WIS removed to the general hospi-
I'll where he died, later.
Ninety plumbers went on Il strike,
Monday. al Hartford. Conn, fur an in
.-reHSo "f wages. s. Il day being the
''iniinum rate, Ipmandrd Since .SatUr-
.lay night four firms have signed the
Y 'gTcament ana their employees diI nos
top work. Several masters plumbcrs
il S;iG. have asked for Il cnnferrn, Y
rith the committee representing tn.
-trikrr5 tn talk over the situation.
The parents of sam Shubert. the
Theatrical manager who WAS mortHlly
Injured in the wreck of the Pcmnsyi-
-tHia Railroad Chicago express. last
My. brought suit iii the United States
circuit court 1T New York. Monday.
:or $300. 900 against the railroad com
uany. alleging that rrgIiGcHrr CAUSED
IE,ir soti'4 death. Til" suit il one uf
several others aggrrgating $6oo,O00
owing out of the sumo wreck.
rhe Athnl. Mass. silk mills wcr
iamaGa1 ~ fir 10 the extent of s.
."'a carly Monday. Tire loss is GOV. red
..r iusur;n,c The d.c whi' h sta"t'@
il, III" en:rinc rJor, is believed to h"
.,onn c.,uscd by spontnuoous COM rs-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
NORWAY'S THRONE
viii Probably Be rendered and Ac-
cepted, Today, by Prince Charles.

ChriSliana, Norway. oct king
Oscars official refusal of the riior Of
the Norwegian throne fer Il prime" OF
the HuuS,. OF Etrnti"ttr IS expected.
tnin"rroW. when III" government viii
immediately ASH the StorthinG Ia ;iu-
thorizc an invitation t" Prime" Charles
of Denmark To bcculn" King
Il is said that thc reply Mill be f"v-
orabr aid thal Immediately on its
receipt thr St"rthing wiII proceed I"
his election.
Th,. Republicans are n.ai>ins drs-
pcr;ttr Efforts to secure rlchiacitr.
Tonight. they publish a manifesto pro-
testing against the election of ii King
and favoTne Il Republican form of
government Ii is understood that the
Republicans nov control 81 Votes in
the sitorthnE and it is feared that
Prince. Chari,.,; Will decline il the r.
publican minority II sufficiently
strong to bc worthy Of consideration
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
COLBY COLLEGE.
Cci5y Will Play at Orono, Saturday
Some Personal Notes.

Colby will play the University Of
Maine at DronO. Saturday. and the
lcnbcrS OF the Colby team are putting
T.. very hard work in preparation for
IT, event. 1t is admitted on all sides
'H"; this s an Off-vear for Colby in
."ii.tll. and he III mbers os the team
3. iltj"'r o. putt:ng up IN strongest
:-It 'h I>ruW low anl rus; ing. no
w. ut. hru '' :,arj Wnr!>. TIL, spirit
ro. the s,u'ients is good. although
:.pi'ol' b liav's that Colby has /,
chance Of winning the game. Colby
:"'a ara XIV pirg stiff upprr-lip. how
r>H, ma expect to give Maine "a run
j .r htr manAy.
Hrfold r. Wiley. 'O6. has secured The
position - principal of the evening
school II the Myrtle street Grammar
school 'ni'finG of Wat"rvilo.
5iHItr4 J.. I.uaL. Cu',. u" ,h" .,..s
q !-';.1 i- '-r.r.~ jr ...,yu!. ...
..e Aa!z. AVS: .,.. 4 ,..- I, .r f,r,,.,li-
tur'il, ri. II. ~. ,.. s. ,r,r-d 4 pusit.nlt
"A !; laW Office. Mr.. Long was grad
uatcd. last spring, from the Harvard
Law School.
II. Neely Jones. Colby. 'O5. who has
been in the city i'll attendance upon the
Colby day exercises left. Sunday night,
for North Haven, where is principal Of
the High school.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
FREE PILE CURE.
INSTANT RELIEF, AND A QUICK,
PAINLESS CURE BY THE MAR
YELOUS PYRAMID PILE REM
EDY.
4 Trial Treatment, Just to Prove It. Is
Sent Free to Every One Who Sends
Their Name and Address.

w" are sending out thousands of
tr,,tmruts of Pyr2mid Pile cure. abso-
Iutc!v free and 1T our own expense. to
Sufferers Of piles. bccause We have
such absolute confidence III it. and its
n;.st success has proven its wonderful
virtues.
Pyramid Pilr Cur" gives instant re-
lief. rs Il s.,mplr Niil shcW. Ii stops
congestion. restores normal circllu tion
heals sores. ulcers ANA irritatcd spots
with great rapiditY, ANA cures tin.
cause Of piles without fail, in every
CASE.
No surgical operation is necessary for
the cure of rilcs. because Pyramid Pile
Cure will curc without cutting. An
opCration makes matters worse. hack
ing to pieces the delicate muscles
which are relied upon for satisfactory
ana permanent cErr.
Pyramid Pile care is nut up in tho
form W suIpustories easy ~ use, ana
apr,licI directly I" the affected parts.
II requires but a small amount of
treltmcut rs 4 rule, to produce a cure.
,f directions are carefully followed.
After YOU have tried the trial treat
mcnt end found it satisfactory. as Ynu
will vnu can get Il regular-size pack
axe Of Pyramid Pile Cure at your drug
gist's for 80 cents. If your druggist
hasn't it. send us the money ana we
u-iIl forward You the treatment.
Scnd vour name and address for the
treatment III once ana we will send
you sumo by return mail. II sealed
plain wrapper. on recent Of your name
ana address. Pyramid Drug G" "':''
! Pyramid Building, Marshall. Mlrn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

\ party Of legal gentlemen, who have
resigns on the big game in the northern.
rart OF the county. left. Monday. for
Jackman. where headquarters will be
established. Among them were Level
IN 600 Twin. register Of deeds. the
'fh . IN county. Clyle II. Smith.
.:..~- it'.,:n =. Se"kius clerk Of corrte
q - "'. i''' "'".eHt ouo week H. ti,-
..' nm, ''.-'' many friends have. ol--
.tt'-! r. nNtr''.t In at*rwtinu, his
-.tN tI .'f',, itst,i.f' II " fc4s, ur veni
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
HYDE RETURNS
To New York Ready To Testify Before
the Insurance Committee.

New York, Oct. l6.-James H. Hyde
returned To New York en- tonight.
prepared To testify fully bcror" tin. in
rurancc investigating tntiinittr,'
Whenever he may b, c:tlcG upon t"
10 50.
There il n"w 4 \, ,rf:ct undcrst"nd-
inG between Mr. Hughes. co:n".I t.
III" committee, ana Samuel Cnt"r-
meyer. Nh. Hydt's counsel. ANA n"
formal subpnvnu viii br served upon
the Equit@blc's former vice president.
1t WAS also learned, today, on good
authority thdt William Il. Mcintyre.
The former fourth VIC" president OF tic
Eduitable. will return rs soon RS his
testimony * ilccd, 1t by the committee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
TEN AWARDS
Of Carnegie Hero Fund
Commission Made Public.
Heroes Located in Widely Sep
aTated Parts Of the Continent.
Newark, N. J., Girl Student Receives Re.
ward for Rescue OF Maine Coast.

rntSbu}r ort. IL ,rt,. r......,.;o
htlo fun! commission u,ada ,,,t,Ii,' ,h;,,
lrlc.tinl. tn, r.SilIt.; If irs i,.,.,,,.i,,t;.,.
| of a iuYgc number of case, ,.,,i,I, ,,,,,,
eupp93, q tn cntitlr tbt ,..,,,i,;.,.'i..'. -,
=. coLsuftiou urI.r Tho ho,a tI.r''i 49,,
yf!.d bv Ar.lre,y ,.,,.,,,,,.4- '''',' ~
wears; ago.
Tea awards were mad. fo,. b.ro...
il. ,iI,.l> separated parts or thi,. conn
tra ana canada Us rpllows.
Daniel Davis. 4 cuul miu.r ,~nd u
NJ Shrrudyyil!r ohio Iuyt III, I'LL i,
jh. r.s,,,. N. hi. hrutlo,,
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,,,.,I'i .,,.i x,,,,,' J.. we Si'E''
,',,,,.l.,.., ,.., i.,,,,, -. Wv '"''' T." 'l'''
49,. ..,I... ,,,.,,,,,,,,. r'',. '' ''i'Ii''' -,
.,,...If 49,, ,.:i, 90" HupP"it 90
49,, ,..,,' avn VII July H.
''f' "i''''''' '!''''' ~. was overcome
ny H"N ~ " ~" slope Mine and
'"'IN' ~ FPil'- .! warnings, attempted
n rescue. M'rr" was saved but Davis
c"uld net IA restored to consciousness
Wnen brought e. the outside.
Wade Ii. Plumm"r, u"-d Il, On May
4. l3ct, On Lyrcn. River s. s., saved
n cclnn"iicn. John N. Gibson aged 10
it"m 'IrnW!iE|, .s:t"r " q sp'ra.~ :trr!"
SIC. The c"mn.SSi"'l .Ws'.1lt Air -,
!i!Ner medal an $500 10 be u",nic1 t,
r"uc'ii"nI! Pun. "S's.
\ Sil%"T medal w"S awarded =
Nl"ha"l y. D"Hlr 4 snip labo'nr, aged
II. "' Qun-h"r. on .fl'il Is. 1904 Miss
'EtrI"fi" - hHNt'l"r, AGED II, i stu
d':Ii' 'hi"i4tnI'd "ulcid" by jumping in
lt,.,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

Another lot of fry trout passed
through the city from the Monmouth
hatchery. Monday morning, to be liber-
atcd in Bay and Cathance lakes, Ma
chias. 1t seems rather singular that,
all of the different lots of trout and
salmon. which have passed through
WaterVille. uGg"rgatimg in the neigh
burhnnl OF 10000 for this year. have
been able tn survive the rEtrr"w ac-
Communications ia which they are nee
.cssarily transported. Thr fish are
carried in lots Of 80 each to can
containing gallons. Each lot which
PASSES through Waterville is transfe,'-
red as a general thing, to one of the
Bangor trains and not a dead fish has
been seen in the cans since the pro-
ducts of the hatchery have been ship
ped to other waters
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
Asz Maxwell.

-NH2 M'XwelI did 81 his late home
On Morton <Ir"et. early Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Maxwell had been in failing
health for some time, and has been
seriously ill for the past few weeks.
-A widow, daughter. Mrs. l.. Z. Alley
Of Boston, and a young son, Harland,
survive. .t-as..--
Mr.. Maxwell was 46 years Of age.
The sympathy Of all is extended to the
family in their bereavement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
Vern1cnt OsfciaIs Requested It.

Windsor. VI. Crr. if.-Thr staie ,E"E-
errrlcnt asked that tho ca#r u hir~- Mary
a. Rogers ehuuid w. 3dv1nrrd ~ 'nr Snrr
~. lrr court IN ortirr tltt n" question 81
hibva- corpus ri:sit hc PASSED 1n"n DN
thai body b.ros,- p'r. $. I" which dal'
till woman has hctn rrprjrN"d. Th" hear
irg hrfurc the United St''rS 'r!nuiii IL
VE,eI. .tn.[t.,n vIlit II has h,u fixed for Nnv.
8 20 ,iisn,<.. Of he question al whether
ms EogcrS' constitutional rights Wer'
viuIut-d during hcr trtl IN Vermont as
Is; r,,,itrud.r! iv her counsel AIRS. Rogers
wa found guilty of aud sentenced for
tir. murder uf h-r husband, Mar, Us.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
FOUNDATION STONES
Of New General Post Offices Laid in
London by King Edward.

London. Oct. 16.-hiu% Edward wlp
u.iS :crrmpuri,G Nm queen AlrNlndri:
.uIl tie Iriucu uua Princess III Wales.
today. laiG TIE foundation stun. uf tf..'
irurl"nsc news general post office buildings
on the Sit" on Nrlvi,.,tr street. tnr!nrr-
IL nccuplrd by Christ's hospital. b; ter
known as the Blur Coat school.
The King concluded 4 hii"f speech by
saying that he earnestly hoped the add
tionIl facilities fpr intCr-comm1nicHtiIn
would assist n hiudirG ii" cmpir- cl"='r
''Iad in establishing among tn" nations
Of the world that p,uCc and good will
which I have 80 much q heart
Many rrmbCrS uf tile diplomatic corps
were present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

Thr Fr,nch have IN their possession
a bit "i Iaud that IL prohnbly the small
est Of foreign possessions. as wrll rs
being unique III situation. The tourist
arriving At Calcutta is carly advised to
ray il e visit. - it lies only sixteen
miles away. and is rishtfully consid-
cred AN attraction. Chand"rnagor,
wLirh is the name Of this tiny province,
proves inter, sting. because of the un-
usual circumstances NJ finding tract
Of land. containing only three and 4
ralf square miles. situated within
British India. under French govern
n, ~. ana because ~ its antiquity. It
having been c,'!c! {" the French in the
sryrrteerth century. nac " the
auaintest and odd"st features Is M old
Dutch cemetery. proof that this nation
supplied tn tirst settlers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

On complaint of Lucius C. Leadbet-
ter. Edward Burnham was arraigned.
Monday, before Recorder Irving I. Gage
of the Winthrop municipal court, and
was ordered to give bail in the sum
Of $500 to keep the peace for one year.
Both parties reside in Wayne, and
Leadbct'cr claim d that Burnnam had
'hr @'.n,d. - ShoHt MIN, The arrest
H-S nIde b. Dcputy Sheriff Fred w.
Grown IF ktadh-ld
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

has boon reported by some Of The
\, aterville friends Of Linne Morrill, Of
Belgrade Lake. who WAS accidentally
injured hy the discharge Of gun, tw"
weeks ago thai a subscription Of
something approaching the sum of
$40G had been raised by the towns
people Il; IL token of their sympathy
ana respect. 1t is hoped here. that the
news is well founded, and. there is no
boubt. that should individuals in this
city be asked to show their like SYM
pathics, the sum might be swclled to
an even greater amount.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
The PRESIDENT
Will Leave, Wednesday
Morning, for the South.
Sec. Root Hears the Com
plants From Gloucester.
MaU Rogers Hearing Set Ahead to Nov. 6
By Supreme Court.

Washington. oct 1G.-Iii III
Y, r.r...:,.ntativ.. Gardner nf Massa-
c..isctts. ne Gloucester Fishermen. TO-
dar. officially Iaid before tht. state de-
.....tn.,.r,t tb.ir a,;,.,,,uccs against The
f,,,.,ndl.,rL .,,,v.ynIno,lt whfcl.
tf,., cb;,rl.,. With fntbiddintc ali yes
..!.- of American Register to fish on the
1r.:,t.- coast. TIL: right. he fisher
.n.u claim. is granted thCfn by N.
tr"atE IF I>i., between ih' 'Iit' =
.-i;tCe ANA Great Hrii'ln.
',nruugh tn. British am plSSild"r.
c,. lInr,jfurr DIrand. Src. Root mas
I,... i.f..u,.d tn.. the N.@ Found
i,,.,I ..ny.rn.u,nt di:clti:ns MI kuu"l-
.,,,-.. If amy .ctt"u in vi"l;:ti"E %! tHs'
81. It-. Th'. - ~ f"jind.dld govern
m,nl s.drlfF Tie arrival At IN" Bay ~
Islands on board IN" cruiser fI"na "f
fI.. minister fpT IaI}'inc "ud fisheries
but insists hc is tncr" ON Guty not
,...,.Iact.d with ih,. question.
mn p.r Gardiner has b.cn able to
.,,.,i,, cr,.b.,. ,.t.ilg ,r th., r,nIIt.l
..i.., III iii. >-..,. i,,,,,,,II,,Il cavern
..,t .,t-.,iu.t ~. ii-h,r,r.n AVA rhr
,.,..,.,r.. th..,r,r G., pnnt wiI not
,,,,,l. further v..,r..;..u,,.ti.,us |, the
r......,, ,,,,,.,.rn,,,,,t
H.. Gardner I,,s t.Irer;,rhcd to
,.1n,,r...i,r tn uE,t.,iu additional in
r,,,,...tj,,n
rn.. C;I,uc,,;t,.r->,,.v Fnu1dIan.I
Geh.ri.s uu,..ii,u MA. revived. last
week II, = t.lr.l4ln received by Sec
,..t.,,,, Ennt rrna, ~,natof. I,ntl.s.. say
;r,. n v.s rrr,rt.J th1t tn. Nav
i,.,I,n,iI.nd r,1Ii.,r Fiona h,d ;trrfv,I N
~ tIlr Hay nf Islands ~ th, treaty
cn.st with thr minister ~ marine ANA
n-rariee on hoard ana thnI II. min
i.t.,. hod forbidden an ycs.., Il, Of
,,,..rican rhnist,r IL. ii>h on th,. treaty
,oast where ;n,y were then located
,,,.,,,,,nirati,n ,,,.s iuInl",li.itrly
...rt ,o ,b, Eriti.b :tIul,;I,,.-;:.lur a.
,no,. r,,,,,..tiu,e any Information h,
,.,ie,b+ l,,-.. 80, ttn. .i,I,in.t. The am
I,..'od,,. ,,,,,,,,uuir,t.d tyjth tho New
i,.,,,,.,i..,,l ....,..,.,,u,.n, IN y.i,n ana
,.,,, i.,,,.li.,,..ry ~ W:.%hiagtnn
n,i,.i,.,r h.. t,ri,j,,, night. Sine,
. .I ..,.,..,.,,,, MIL, received from
,i...,Lr thr cn,,t.t,.s nr tn,
r,',,,,.L rr,,u INA Governor Of
ri..,I ,,.,,...i,e ;.-r.r,nc,
,, ..,l .,ddipo that n,
..,', ,,,.,'.ti.,.,t,, ite accuracy.
,,','....,,,t.,.,,-. Gardner .,nd Ben
...i,b =. ,oston sIiru,;ynnr
.,., .n,,r,r,.,r. with SEQ. Root
I. ,.,.,.,;,.. rL.,. nr.e.ntod mi in
,'.,...,,f,,,, WIN. ,,nes,ssod On rha sub
I,,r,r,,a,i'... Lod reached tbrm
Vault ,...,.i, A.,.....;...-., r:,,tlins NJ
n'I..,... ,...... u u,v- II thn Il, " ur IL
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

'tv 81, iitin,l II =. l.. CIs.tylInd. y.
@'Cs been lying critically i'll at thu
Stevens hospital for Il week, is said to
De improving and his chances of re
cuvery to he good. He was injured
while at work on the building under
construction at Gilman field and his
fall was expected. At that time. to re-
suit fatally.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

D; y B. cr,gin pf his city, per-
i'.rin, 4 a diHicul. operation on Mat
Martin Of NassalborO. sunday aft r.
1ron, for appendicitis. The cas- had
not been under surgical treatment
un'il the patient had suffer, d fr m
h" sixth attack and is. at the pres mt
'imo. in one of its worse forms. The
"csult Of the operation cannot be
forctold until several days have shown
h" vclppmcnts. DR.. Cragin consid-
- lhIt III. chHn"'s If his narirnI ar.
lbcL, ..vta fnr recovery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

\ party Of Wcll-cqupppd hunters
I.asscd through Watervillp. Monday
'tcon. from Livermorc Falls. en- route
or Mons, head. They were: DR. G. II
;;and. J. G. Ham. George H. Eustis. I
j .1h;r"f. ana Cecil Clark. the latter "a
i.r!'i.. %jo Tn J left i'll good spirit
i,titi... W.T. Wat.fvill' friends a t@-
.r:,'Int ..nn ..H ,+;-u tarn success
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

Mrs. Catherine Fardy. the widow OF
he late Matthew Fardy, was stricken
with a shock while alone in her home,
saturday afternoon, sometime betwet n
the hours Of 4 to O'Clock. The cause
of the stroke was hemmorhagc OF the
brain and. ut the present time, she lies
critically i'll with little or no hopes OF
recovery When first seen after the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

N.-,.r Fraptlin IN" Miss N"3I-
.'.."E@:3 'nt.rteiH. thrir iit:i, f-ir1,4S
ar j party u. III, huru" ~ Nin.hrrt.
..ritr.. siafar,it, att'riuorL L5tn->.
were PLAYED, until hayrack was
brought around and the little people
given jolly ride, which they enjoyed
Immensely. After their return, ice
cream and cake were served. The
young guests all report a most enjoy
able afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

sickness occurred. she was found by
he" son, Benjamin Fardy after he had
returned to the house from his place
of business in the tobacco store of w
p. Putnam Mr.. Fardy found his moth
er in helpless condition, lying on the
floor. DR.. l.. G. Bunker was immedi-
4t ly summoned by telephone as were
:iso the members oI the immediate
l''ni.r, SH- v-.= 1"N. atlrr made ns
N, .rj'n i!i' ..>, n, .-~j,i- hur Ill.,. r.lr,.i-
.ri. v..- .i.s' .o 4i.. un urrG mr ,.,.-
...i:,-...rl n, ~ W .uy f..yaj!iiirs uf
-! pu!lin- throu%n. .,.rS. Fa,"y f- ,.
little ov'r 20 years of age and suf-
cred Il slighter shock of this nature
bout tW" Years ago while at Il visit
3" Northprrt, and lad never fully re-
covered from it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

MIR. and Mrs. F.. H. S. Callaghan of
Naterville, were in town, over Sunday.
Suests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
'fancis Low. Mr.. Low recently sold
"'< 'arm and will pass the winter in
'"'.4. i Is his intention. in the spring,
t- huild "r :t t;'rr7 ~ owns in the low.
'' ti-" o' '.e ,..,u nclr The Wesser-
i.,. I. -..-,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17

rI'1s N "#'.e 0, Portland, was in
- 4" ", h"t.s. Monday. c,,Iling on
-el dS. lie WAS on his way to Madison
on business. Mr.. Wade for one sum-
'ncr Was manager of the Symonds
restaurant on Water street and has a
large circle OF acquaintances and
friends here who were pleased to ex-
tend the glad hand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-17
WATERNILLE.

The Intentions Of marriage Of Albert
t. WYnan of Camden, and Miss Belle
.ntI Of this city. were filed, Monday,
i. ith City Clerk Nelson.