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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

one Augusta barber. who is noted
smokers. Is not fussy AS 10 whether
they are Havana or some ordinary
brand Of cabbage. In fact. h has Of late
been smoking cigars that he certainly
secured at n bargain sale It seems
that an Augusta store keeper had some
cigars in stock that he could not
POSSIBLY dispose Of ut the usual prices,
evidently because the public was too
critical. Finally the barber I'm question
called. and the dealer cnquired how
much he would give for - cigars that
ne had left The barber said five cents
and the Offer was Immediately accept
cd. This was a few days ago. and the
barber has been enjoying himself huge
IL since that time. He has also de-
yeIorcd into cigar dealer himself.
He sold eight Of them for five cents to
His clerk. and then sold five more to
another man for a nickel. Thu clerk
also has sold five of the eight for n
nickel and Is certain that the three left
,s all he wants OF them-and little
more. The other gentlemen purchas-
or, hive since required the services Of
n doctor. but the barber himself is
harry. He is still smoking his choice
weed. and glorying in his profits. RI"
heIjc-.es this matter Of high priced e.
snry u al nonsense. He enjoys It. hut
HIS PATRONS arc said I" start t"r ;h'
door wien lie flights NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

An unusual sight for this city is re-
ported by George French. Will" h"
was going To dinner, the other noon,
ANA hai reached 4 point near the resi- =
druc" Of Ira H. Randall on Arsenal
street. Il" saw y large hcnhawk div"
fIum abov, tlir tree. anu attack q small
irI that was dying about tn" locality,
capturing the bird and carrying him
off In his talnns. Mr.. French thinks
the bird WAS IN ordinary English spar
rnw, although he cannot say positively.
II is we'll known that hcnhawks attack
smaller birds. but for one to dart down
among tho houses III the thicKly settled
portion Of I'll" city is an unusual &C
CurTcnCc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
A NEW TRAIN
Will Be Added to Maine Central Ser.
vice With Winter Schedule.

When the winter train schedule goes
into effect on the Maine Central at
midnight. oct. s. several changes will
be noted, chief among which will be z
new train which will be run through
from Bangor TO Portland. leaving l;an
gor 1T 6.30 Z. NJ, and arriving at Port
land at lilo.
The train Will take the storage cars
at this city and Watcrville. which are
loaded with rlril from the publishing
houses. and will relieve train No. >,
which now goes west from Augusta at
10.i2, O" the Inconvenience ana delay
caused by taking OIL these cars. This
train. which Will reach Augusta al .
L. NJ. will be known as H., and will
stop at most of the stations at which
the Pullman now stops. ana will take
care of about all the west bound pas
senGcr traffic.
Following this train out Of Bangor,
will be another, No. 2. at 3 II. NJ. This
train will be Il flyer. and will only stop
at a few of the principal stations be-
tween Bangor and Portland. II will
reach Augusta at about the same time
as at present, and Portland at Ito A.
NJ. although il will leave Bangor all
hour later than 1t does at present.
1t is said that the train leaving Ban
Eor Mt $50 =. NJ. will haul nearly all
the mail cars and this will enable tho
flyer" following it is make much bet
ter time, for not only will no stops
have to be made to take on or deliver
Iuail, but the weight of the mail cars
Will make considerable difference in
the handling of the train.
These two trains will be combined
OH reaching Portland, and it is UNDER
stood that one portion will be sent back
as train No. 127, which, il is under
stood, will be run during the winter.
Another change which will be made,
it is said, is in the running time of
train NO 90 which now leaves Angus
Ia at 10 +. NJ. on its way from Wa
tcrvill" to South Gardiner. This train
will leave Wrltcrvillc ut i. NJ, and
Will arrive In Augusta at 80. The
running timc Of the other trains IS
practically the same rs it was, last
winter, although few minor changes
have been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

Here is another cha pie" in the corn-
stalk contest. "Wednesday morning.
the town of Sidney. ;.s far as had been
reported, had furnishe,! the soil whirh
has grown the tallcst cornstalk In Ken
ncbec county. The stalk WAS grown IN
the Cornficld of w. T.. Perkins, and Wa;
good one. measuring ogcrall an even
l. feet. That was supposed to be the
limit. but 1t happened iiat out in Win.
tbrop Il man read tha paragraph III tho
Journal. and ii StrlcK him that he
could do just IL little lit better. in a
corniicId that he had tccu cultivatinG
for the past season. Tn" gentleman
referred to is f. A. Bailey. and while
he does not exactly pos as the maa
behind the hoe. he owns onC OF the best
farms i'll III" county, ana trusts +. &.
Pike. also Of Winthrop. to look after L.
Mr.. Edilcys cornficld occupies about 10
acres of land. and Just now his men
arc engaged in cutting il FOR the siio,
McsSrs. Blaisdcll AMI D.t;-.s OF Augusta
looking after the filling If the silo. J.
II. Marrow OF Winthrop was coming
INTO town. yesterday afternoon, and
Mr.. Pike took the occasion to send n
stalk Of corn by him to the Journal
Office. just to show what the farm was
doing in the way OF raising corn. TIL
stalk was not the latest i'm the field.
by a number Of inches. but when it
was laid out on the noor Of the Journal
Office, ii measured Il feet and I inches.
The Sidney cornstalk has been forgot-
ten in view of the latest contribution,
and IT anyone can duplicate the Win
throp cornStalk. Nj. Bailey stands
ready TO produce stiil taller one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

\ horse that ia probably rs much of
u kicker rs the average. WAS in an
Fast Sid" blacksmith shop. yesterday.
While the animal was being Shod. it
began kicking. and. being hitChed near
the sid" or III" LuildinS. landed blows
So hard and often for a few minutes
that he kicked out the side of the
building. boards. Cl"pboaris and all.
I here WIS no halfway business anout
the job non" OF the boards being left
hanging ~ one end. but there was a
clean sweep. the removed timber being
deposited rn the ground outside. The
animal was certainly u lively one.
Whether ar not ITS name was "Maudc
has not been learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

The reports from tn. civil service OK
animation for mail crrliCr. which took
place. August 9. show that 10 Of the
candidates passed n" examinations
Tn" names of those who have passed
WIS not prepared for publication. yes
tcr'lHy. but will he soon. There W@r"
20 who took tho examination. and ;his
report from Washington shows that
lust Ouc-half Of the Candidates passed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

The Journal was N error, yesterday,
in Stating that a water supply was be-
ing put into the rcsIlcrc" of Leslie \.
Young ~ the corner Of Bangor and
Patterson streets. III" item shouiL
hay" read that a Ehs pipe was being
ltid 10y the kpnntbr, Light x Heat
60. FIR the purpos, of supplying he
house with gas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

signs Of the hunting season are AL
ready IN evidence about town. many of
the local lovers Of tho sport talking of
Whht they intend to co III the Maine
WOODS IN October. whlln o,bars .ro
dragging forth thei. sbo, o,,,,. ~
rifles from the stur.oo,,.... ~
~; ~ past year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

The following are among the Augusta
people vino attended tn" fair at Water
vile, yesterday: Thomas Coughlin,
Dan Haskell. Clarence Haskell. Eugene
Chase. Daniel Rice. Bert Brown, Will
Hilton. Richard Ryan, j.. Tom Fox.
J. NJ. Arnold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
A Rare October Trip.

over tn" Boston & Albany r. +. 10
Albany the Hudson River Steamer to
New York. and the Fall River Line to
Boston. Thursday. oct. y to Sunday.
oct. H. $500 buys whole trip Stop
over in New York to oct. "a for 81
extra. Send for descriptive leahet. A.
S. HANSON, Gen. Pass. Agent, Bos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

6. l.. Wentworth Of the firm Of
Hanks x Wentworth. contractors. has
returned 10 North Wayne. after a few
days passed at his home in this city.
Mr. Wentworth reports that the work
on IN" axe factory plant. which is be-
iu- rebuilt is progressing well. and
that the frames of both the large
buildings are up and ready for board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

Reports received in the city. yestcr-
day, stated that Herbert Merrill. who
is i'll with typhoid fever at his home in
Windsor. is getting along very nicely.
His brother. Dana. who is also i'll with
the disease. WIS reported to be very Ill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

George c. Sheldon, who has been i'll
AT his former home i'll sydney for some
time, PAST, is able to b. III the city, and
las on the street, yesterday. Mr..
Sheldon is yet in f,.rbl. health, Ill
though greatly improved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

a successful cake and coffee sociable
WIS held at the home Of Mrs. Cyrus
HalluWell. North Augusta, Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the Method
ist church Of that ncighborhood. There
was Il large attendance ana the eve
ming VAS PASSED most ,njoyably.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

A remarkable and extensive showing
of so suits will Dc seen in Shcrburnc &
DALEY north windoN. Here is i
chance for prarticinS economy without
sacrificing style fit or durability.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
TO PRINTERS.

Sr,ru rt MAINE C"uui Chamber.
N..f.r, S.rt lG. 10
S,rh.l y. NJ .l~al- IA dupi. .t'' Tor all "r
Il ,t.rp. I.... ,us OF d., 5 OIL" Printing.
fur tND .,.r4 beginning Ltt. |. lH@. Will
H.. r-,,.,rl d.. the ,ioycrurr aud Council
lt tM. St.t Huugr. August NJ, until
g. u,l.sE NJ Tuesday. 't"hcr 10 lHi'.
Sfr.Tv .rI,u. ana forms Ter hids VIII be
tulwrrI,.I ou application. Address
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
aortl,d.w Augusta. Nc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

Friends Of Mr.. ANA Mrs. Arthur
Randall, formerly Of this city. but now
o. Watcrvillc. will be pleased TO learn
that they are the happy parents OF 4
nice girl baby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

Mr.. ana Mrs G. III. Bush of IS
Arsenal street. are receiving congratu-
l:tions on the birth of an S-pound son.
born sept IA. The young man has
hccu named Cecil Thompson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

\. T.. Mahdr has rc1ted Inc lower part
of the house owned ~ MIS-. Mars
Haskell at the corner o. GannCtt and
tireenIcaf streets. ana has moved MS
hous. hold goods to ihGt pace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

The city crew was 1t work. vest er-
uay' IN constructing III" I'cW section of
sidewalk that was ordered at the last
meeting of the city government. to be
Dulit from the south enl of the Maina
central station to the southwest corner
Oh ne Allen building. The greater part
OF the work was completed Yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

The street Department. crew or the
Western district was Engaged in max
ing rcpairs OH the ;SeWaH street side
walk, Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

T.. II. Jenkins has received his fau
and winter gloves AM mittens. 1t IS
remarkable showing. one that includes
all styles. sizes. qualitE and prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

Hay, YOU asccrtained of +. S. VIM
gate OF HallOwell the saving you can
make by buying coal of him now?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
SUPERIOR COURT.
Still Working on Case
Against Chamberlain.
Evidence on Part Of State Has
Nearly All Been AdduCed.
Case Will Probably Not Go to the Jury Be.
fore Friday Of This Week.
JudSc-HON. o. G.. HALL.
Clerk of Courts-CHARLES w. JONES.
ShCriff-FRANk J. HAM.
County Attorncy-THOMASL LEIGH,
Stenographcr-FRED " LEE

Wednesday. Sept. %. 1905.
All day Wednesday in the Kcnncbec
county superior court WAS occupied i'll
the case of Bert o. Chamberlain, a for-
n.cr Watervil!e policeman. who is be-
Ing tvied for assault on Il girl under
the age of consent. Lena Clair, at Wa
tcrrtllc, on the sixth day of last June.
The probabilities are that the case
Will not reach the hands of the Jury
before Friday, rs the evidence on the
part of the State had not all been ad-
duccd when court adjourned, Wedncs-
day night. until $50 o'clock. Thursday
morning. and II witnesses have been
summoned To testify in behalf of the
defence.
The theory Of the defence as brought
out in REORGANIZATION, is to prove
that the reputation Of the girl is bad
and that she was over 16 years of age
at the tim" of the alleged assault. City
Marshal Adams of Watcrville. WAS on
the stand one and onc-half hours,
Wednesday afternoon, and told in de-
tail the story Of Chambcrlain'S escape
and capture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
CIMrRAI LABOR UNION OF Az.

Eueti IIIll"v ,Il aud Gardner Regular
meetings ON tiret aud thr'l Vhut days uf
each month in Darby IIlll. water Street.
ARTHUR l.. BROWN. r~rs.
AU%IL 81 NICHOLS. Ecr Soc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21

NE. o. p, kENNE5EC LODGE, NO.
81 mrctg ~ Modern W""Imru iI'll. gc"-
Und ANA fourth ThWS'iIy evenings Of
each month ~ O'Clock
FANNIE y. ELLIS warden.
ANNIE = AENpIn. E"c. $40.
H. =. NIHTEIIDl 81. Pm 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
G. A. r. the REGULAR MEETING

CAPITAL GRANGE, NO. 24s, p. OF
~ Affecting. ~ WA I'M saturday - ~
tugs .' each m"uih "a Modern WOOD
men N Il
49, W Hl.NN1S. ". NJ
GEETIsl hI bNMRE\. Srl-N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
UNION. NO. 554. REGU-

Ir meetings irst and third Tuesdays at
13D T.. NJ
WILL GIAIIET; Ir"s
FRANK W IIALTIE. Rec. Soc.
The evening world., 1905-07-20
Is ARRESTS
IN A RIOT ON
CANAL STREET
Striking Cloakmakers Wreck
the Factory Of Max
Lacher & Co.

A mob Of sixty striking c~loakmaker.
invaded the cloak factory of Max
Lacher & Co.. at No. 36i Canal street,
between Church street and Broadway,
his afternoon and wrecked the place.
Lacher and his employees tried 10 pro-
tcct the property, but we're overwhelmed
by numbers. An immense crowd gath
cred to see the riot and the reserves OF
the Leonard Street Station, commanded
by Capt. Leary, were called. They ar
rested twenty-five men, whom they
charged in Centre Street Police Court
with r!ot!ng.
The strikers have all been employed
in the cloak factory OF Shapiro & Co,
| at No. 10 Lspenard street. At a meet
ing they attended to-daa somebody re-
ported tAt the reason SIapiro o. Co.
had refused 10 treat with them was be-
cause the Shapiro work was being done
at the Lacher factory, where there Is
no strike.
Immediately the old Shapiro en-
ployiees organized Themselves into a
committee Of the whole and started for
the Lacher place. They went in group
BY roundabout Touts, assembled in front
of the factory and rushed in at a given
signal.
Some of them proceeded TO take the
sewlng-mach.nes apart n tArow the
parts out o! the window. Others, WIN
knives and aheaTs, cut up material and
MANUFACTURED cloaks, shafting, pulleys
and gearing were yanked from The Moor
and ceiling and sent after the sewing
machines.
4. ,,rtn,,r nj s1Fa lauf rtNrt INN nj
The evening world., 1905-07-20
BRAVE GIRL BITTEN BY DOG
WHO ATTACKED TWO BOYS

While saving two cSi!drea from the
attacks of a Vicious dog Mis- Mary
Truinor, of No, JD5 West T'wenty-sixth
street, to-day wGs bitten In tie night
foot by a small monsrel. Miss Tra!nor
ana her sister Josephine ave been tax
ing the baths at one Hundred and En-
ty-hfth street and the H1dsJn River,
and while walking away to-day saw ire
dog apparently attacking two small
boys, rhn Murphy, nine wears cid. and
CRariss Murray, twe.ye ylag,, DO n oi
No, 40 West one liundred and twelfth
street.
ltusning braYely 10 the rescue Of the
children, Miss Trlinor hacked at The dog
who se!zei her right saoe between his
teeth. Oit'ng vigorously until his teeth
penetrated he leather. Miss rralno;
and her sister both screamed, and the
dog after biting her, ran away, a po-
liceman escorted the injured girl 10 the
One Hundred aud Fifty-second street
nolice station; where NJ; solly. who cane
eauterized the wound. which was Jus
between the instep and the toes.
The evening world., 1905-07-20
CONV|CTS
v|LEST man IN
four MINUTES
Wife Who Left Neidingel
Applauds the Quickly
Reached Verdict.
Top Of Box.

When a jury in Judge Fosters part
in General Sessions to-day convicted
Edward H. Neidinger. who has become
notorious as the vilest man in all New
York, of a crime for which ne may be
sentenced to twenty years imprison-
ment, his pretty young wife, who left
him because Of his beastly conduct 20
ward her, stood up and unconsciously
applauded by %clapplng her hands.
The jury only wen through the form
ality of walking out of the courtroom
and back again. Their deliberations
had taken four minutes when the fore
man announced the verdict to the
covering wretch at the bar. Livid with
the emotions that twisted his frame un-
I'll ne looked scarcely human and roll
ing his bulging eyes the man could not
find one glance Of sympathy In the
courtroom.
As the Jury filed in he looked back
at the pretty young woman who hac
been his wife. She shrank from hi!
glance with disgust n held her fac
averted until the foreman OF the jur,
pronounced the prisoner guilty. Their
unconsciously she jumped TO her fee
and clapped her hands, No one re-
proved her for the outburst.
When the court clerk asked II Their
was any reason why sentence should
not be passed against the prisoner Mr
Moore. superintendent of the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Chil
dren. arose nd sale that there wer'
| three other indictments pending agains
the man which he wished prosecuted
lie said there were as many more com
plants in the Grand Jury's hand
ready to be framed mo indictments,
MIR. Moore believes that conviction
would be certain in every case AM
ADVISED Neld.nger's counsel to get hin
10 plead to me pending Indictment
and take "A cumulative sentence of be
tween forty md ilfty years. The Cour
gave the prisoner until Monday TO max
up his mind.
The evening world., 1905-07-20
ARRESTED BAND LEADER
PAR0LED so HE COULD PLAY

ouintand Nicola. OF No. 90 Mulberry
street. leader OF the Italian band at
Manhattan Beach, was a prisoner in
h Tombs Court to-day charged with
the theft OF eleven musicians uni
forms valued at 5000.
In court TO press the charge was
Antonio Petroccione, a dealer In mi
forms at No, 2l Mott street. He said
THAT he had loaned the uniforms for
one day. the opening day ut Manha,-
tan Beach. TO Nicola, and he had failed
20 return them or pay for them,
Nicola was arrested az HE home to-
day Just as he was about to start for
Manhattan Beach to conduct a rehears-
z by Detective F.eUey. OF the TomDs
Court squad, on a warrant Issued yes
terday by Magistrate Baker.
NICOLAS lawyer asked Tor an adjourn
mont or the case as the Magistrate
was about to FIX bail the bandmaster
pleaded TO be allowed 10 20 TO the
Beach TO conduit his rehearsal. His
pleading 0 and he was par1led in
custody OF his lawyer until next Monday
Nicola was profuse n his thank3. and
hurried from the courtroom 10 get the
nsKt train for Manhattan Beach.
The evening world., 1905-07-20

scar in these Columns
Town TOPICS stands sponsor for 'E.ads
AMI Fancies.' This work Is designed -
he absolutely nawless In every DEPART
mcnt OF book manufacture, and an ex-
quISite example of the highest attain
mcnt IN the art at the beginning OF the
ceutury-l souvenir and an heirloom
comb. ned.
'Whilc | had no objection to showing
IL, bou,s pertaining to this enterprise.
| held that unless the good Of the COM
munilN required il they should not be
up,nod Voluntarily, and the patrons of
Fais and Fancles' subjected to need
less public annoyance. l have always
supposed that men of wealth had tho
uuqucstIoHed right to buy such innocent
luNu.les as they desired, whether these
be yachts, automobile, tapestries. ex-
amples of old masters or editions de
luNo, and to pay Tor them what thty
pleased"
Chairman I. p Shonts. of the Pana-
ma Canal Commission. explained this
nrtcr;nuu how he came TO contribute
SCI for "FLds and Fancies."
col. Mann is a friend of mine" said
MIR. Saunts. The sole tor came to mo
for Il subscription. He had a letter
from Mr.. Wayne, I did not care about
"1 t'i1 " was not. in my opinion.
worth O50O. The solicitor said that he
did not suppose the book was worth
DOC ,.uu,l,d, nut that the money
would help us out
The evening world., 1905-07-20
SPANIARDS JOIN
IN FAMINE RIOTS

MADRID July 2O-sorlous disorders
have occurred nj Seville and Salamanca,
arss!ag from the general distress Four
hundred farm-liborcrs invaded Sew. e,
looted t4c bakeries u shops and con-
mltted other d]orgcdLilons until III 3
we're dlsporaed is a strong force o.
police and gcndarmes,
A mob slorIel the CITY Han at Sala.
manca broke into the building ant
sacked Il, A member OF the Mun!clpa
Council fleeing from the rsyters jumgeL
fr1m u widow and was Killed,
Tine Republicans are summing mass
meetings. in Madrid and elsewhere. Tn,
Government tears a spread OF the dis
orders AM Is taking precautions.
The evening world., 1905-07-20
Morosini Will Testify

Giovanni P. Moroslni, the banker who
kicked a solicitor out Of his office when
he tried to get a subscription 10 a book
by threatening tina unless he did the
whole story of the elopcment OF Moro
sinl's daughter with a coachman would
be rehashed in a weekly periodical. IS
still too i'll to appear before Assistant
District-Attorney krotel.
Mr.. Morosini is not only willing but
anxious to tell what he knows and had
promised to be on hand to-day. But
his counsel sent wore 10 Mr.. Krotel
to-day that he is still 100 III 70 submit
to an examination.
Town Topics DepIores Sensation
Town Topics. in its issue to-day, dis
claims any connection with Able. the
solicitor, whose arrest Edwin NJ. Post
caused. 1t admits. however, that II
stands sponsor for "Fads and Fancies.'
The paper devoted four paragraphs to
the situation. as follows:
'Sensat!onalism has run riot over the
arrest and holding for trial of book can
asser Able, who. having no connection
then or at n previous time with this
D is charged with having used its
name threatenIngly TO force a subscrip-
tion from Edwin NJ. Post.
II commend the action OF Mr.. Post
most heartily, for he performed a SER
vice OF value and goodly Influence. In
formation as TO the arrest and the at
tending circumstances came to me last
week as I was going to press, blu In
time for the insertion of the card which
headed these columns, and which was
made as strong as my control over
English words could make It.
~ know the men who appear to have
been the princ!pals In the Society