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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-17
LAND TROUBLE ADJUsTrn

SAN JUAN, p. r., Dec. 1.-THE Diff
ference between the federal and insu-
lar governments over the division of
the public lands in Porto Rico has been
amicably adjusted. subject to the ap-
prevail of the Secretary of the Navy
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-17

When a frenzied hnancier encoun-
ters q gold-brick merchant there is an
exchange of winks on the sly.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-17
Low Rates From Europe

pv cr1NARD STEAMSHIP co. AND UNION
PACIFIC TO SAN FRANCISCO.
r-ou, Hamburg and Bremen $ei -
1--o-s Ifreruoof and Queenstown. $1,000. 50 90
t,ro-1 GLASGOW .......-.-............. 81 40
r-o-, Scandinavian points. 95 %
r-or,, Tfhsu .....--......-...-..--.. 81 10
1r6ese fines oTer splendid facilities for tax
sng care Of passengers coming from Europe. The
Crusrd Line and Union Pacific Railroad are
~,r<ed for Derfect safety. speed and unexcelled
e.or,<o-f An details carefully attended to.
For tickets and further information call
s. F. Booth. General Agent, Ferry building. San
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
N0RTHFIELD.

F, S. hubbard Of Rutland was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
G. r. Andrews was in Montpelier and
Barre on Tuesday.
Mrs. Herbert Clarke left Tuesday af.
ternoon for a short visit with her sister.
i. NJ. Hayes, at Essex Junction previous
70 going 10 Welland Ont, to join her
husband, who has recently received d
position there as civil engineer
Charles s. Clarke Of Concord, N. IT.,
was in town on Wednesday.
Rev. T. +. Doheny 81 Rutland arrived
n town Yesterday for short stay with
his parents
The manager Of the high school has
ket bali team has completed the SEIZED
nle and the following are the games
remaining that will be played: Spauld-
ing high Of Barre at Mortified. Jan. 20,
Montpelier SEM, Jan. 81. at Montpelier:
Montpelier high al Montpelier, Feb. o.:
Spauldiug high at Barre, Feb. 10: Mont
pelier high at Mortified, Feb. Il; Mont.
pelier SEM, az Norihfiell. Feb. Is
Waterbury high at Northield, Feb, &C.
Mrs Mary Blood, who has been seri.
|ously ~ az her home for the past week,
Iis much improved.
DR. Edwin Porter was IN Barre and
Montpelier yesterday on business.
Miss Myrtls Sickles il the guest If
friends in Montpelier feria few days.
Mr. George Clarke, father Of Charles
A. Clarke, who has been critically iii
for about six weeks, still remains in
very low condition.
Harry c. Moseley ana ]. II. Dane
were in Montpelier and Barre on Tues
day.
Mrs. ellison Lovelond is reported very
mnch better. She has been very III for
the past week at the home of parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith on Union street, for
The last two weeks.
The non.fraternity men at Norwich
university will hold their annual ban
quet on Friday night at the Mortified
house. On saturday night the initatorp
banquet Of the Delta Kappi Psi frater.
nifty Of Norwich will BE- held. This will
also be AZ The Northaeld house.
a special meeting Of Dewitt Clinton
Lodge, No. l5, was held last night,
Cadet Edwin sandman OF Norwich
Is very III al the home Of +. ". Clarke
on Main street On Friday last lie was
taken with the grip which has developed
into pneumonia. His mother, Mrs viii.
lam 4. Smalhnan of Maiden, Mass. IS
here caring for him.
Alex Eddie has been laid up for the
past week with felon on HE left hand.
Ladies night Of the Conversational
club will be celebrated on Monday night I
Jan. 81, with a banquet at the North |
field house.
j. II. BiNby, cashier Of the National I
bank Of Montpelier. was business
visitor q this city On Monday. +
Miss Maude 4. Itowcs and cousin
Alra. stongiton d Barre went Go Middle.
leX ON Wednesday where they will visit
With relativcs for q fw days
Mrs. D. j. Howe went 10 Roxhurv
20 visit her mother
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
wILLrAmsTowN.

In the case Of Staples VS.. McIver, tried
before a jury at the town hall Tuesday
afternoon, Staples vas awarded one cent
damages.
There win be 4 concert by BIaisdell's
orchestra at The town hall this evening.
This j. the third entertainment III the
lecture course.
there Il 70 be promenade al town
hali Friday evening. Admission 10
cents.
Vivian Quinby Of the White River
Paper company was III town on q bust
ness trip yesterday.
All members Of the Grange are re-
quested TO meet at the town hall Friday
afternoon at one o'clock to attend the
funeral Of Brother Ira II. Rowell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
There will h

.,s There viii be regular
meeting OF Hiawatha Lodge.
''''a" No. 20, |. 0. @. r, ON Thurs.
day evening, Jan. 25th. at o'clock.
Officers are requested to be present for
practice in the initiatory degree. Il. ".
Chrk, n G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

0EauSASs
sale q Jap silk waists at yaughan's.
Sale Of white muslin skirts at
Abbott's.
Outing night robes and pajamas at
McWhoiter's.
Special roller.skating session for be-
ginners every forenoon from Q to II.
It will pay you to investigate the
special bargains at Perrys on Saturday.
Tonight at the opera house, Hadleys
moving pictures. Get your seats now.
The men of tile Tniyersalist church
will serve their friends with 4 supper
Wednesday evening, Jan. "a.
John v. TIoban resident manager 1T
the Barre opera house, has brought his
wife and child here from Claremont, N.
II. They win reside at 10 Maple Grove
street.
The Rev. Ariel Bellondi has received
in invitation TO attend the Internation-
al Exposition at Milan, Italy, next
spring as a representative Of the Protest.
ant Missions abroad.
Arthur Gordon was given surprise
party on Tuesday evening by a few OF
his friends in honor OF his nineteenth
birthday. A very pleasant time was
passed With games and refreshments
We're served
"A fine supper (see menu),
prompt service (tTo waitresscs and
colonial patron and matron ut each
table,, All seated At same time ID the
capacity Of the dining room. First table
ut 6il5 and entertainment at o'clock.
Special tickets for entertainment only.
after 7;30, loc each. Congregational
church parlors, Friday evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
BERLIN.

z. B. House and wife were in North.
ueld Saturday and Sunday.
James 4, Stuart who has been critic
any III, IS reported much better.
Il, e. Reed was in Mortified recently
looking after his interests there.
Q. II. Spooner, Esq, Of Barre, "a.
eompanied by bis little sister, Bessie.
were visitors here recently.
a, =. covcll cut bis foot while at work
III the woods Tuesday. Dr, Watson was
eaiiea ana dressed the wound. which re-
aaifesd several stitches to close it up.
Miss Emily Smith, recently Of west
Berlin, Is stopping with the family Of
Lewis chatlcld.
There is to be a dance at Reeds Fri
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
Read your Life Insurance policY.

Read it carefully think Of the dear
ones who are protected by it. And b..
fore allowing policy in any company
TO lapse, send tie following information
to the undersigned: Name of company.
number and amount Of policy. when tax
en- and amount Of premium paid. Upon
receipt OF same, literature will be for
warded Of great value TO YOU J. A..
Bond, Masonic Temple, Room :, Bur.
lington, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
White sale At vanehanls.


Silk warped eoliennes at half price 1t
Abbott's.
Mems flannel shirts 1T McWhorters,
$l.00 to $3.50.
Valentines.-If you viii Just step in
yon will find table laden with the best
assortment Of valentines We have ever
shown. z, n. Kenyon s Co.'S Bargain
Store.
Colonial Tea and Old Fashioned Dis
trict School at Congregational church
parlors next Friday evening. January
goth. 1t is the intention to cause dys-
Pepsia at the supper and effect cure
at the entertainment. The object d
two-fold. TO feed You 50 You'll enjoy
the entertainment, and to entertain 10
you'n feel pleased with your supper.
by combining the two enough can be
saved TO warrant including the two bills
az the price Of one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
5000 Reward.

Above reward viii be paid for infor.
nation that viii lead to the arrest ana
conviction Of the parties who stole 1
pen Of Plymouth Rocks (lI hens ana
cock) from my hen house the night hi
Jan. gath. a. W. Allen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
The BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY. JANUARY IS. 1905.
weather Prediction.

Fair, and slowly rising temperature,
tonight and Friday; fresh easterly
winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks 70 all the friends who 50 kindly
assisted us in our bereavement aud for
the beautiful flowers at the funeral.
DIR and Mrs, James Ahefn and family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25

500 scuba chiunquc darra informa.
zione chic subatto ~ ealine neIla. pro.
prieta del A. w. Allen, on Plainfeld road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
Mayor Plaisted's Address.

Members of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. Ladies Of Seth Williams Re
lief Cops. Fellow Citizens:
We are assembled tn dedicate this
memorial To the so Maine soldier BOYS
VII" died in the camps in this city dur
ing the years 1851 to 1863 ana whose
bodies rest beneath this sod. No mark
cr tells the exact spot where each
found Il final resting place ana indeed
the names even of some are forgotten.
but the story Of their brave deeds will
live in uGr memory forever
They fell not in the din of battle:
their dying senses were not uuickened
hy the shouts of victory. but they were
nevertheless heroes much so as if
they had flllcn Oh the encmy's ram
parts or on the firing line. for they died
in defence Of their country. They sacri-
feed their all even life. itself that we
might enjoy the blessings of reunited
country, of freedom and nationality.
The SHOWS of 40 winters have covered
rs with 4 pail this hallowed spot and
yet they who lie buried here are not for
gotten. The beautiful and appropriate
memorial which is now just unveiled
bears witness to the fact that the mem
bIE III thtlF SIt;tt tttNS can never ole.
Not all the sacrifices, nor all the Suf-
fcrinS. during those dark days when the
Nations life WAS in peril. We're borne
by the brave men of our land. The true
ana noble women Of our country con-
tributcd their full share. They gave
freely their sons, their husbands, as a
Sacritic" upon their country'S altar.
They nurSed tie sick and wounded and
conferred the dying. Even though their
own hearts were breaking they cheered
their loved ones on to glorious achieve
mcntS. And when the war was over
they made it q sacred duty to keep
green the graves of the fallen heroes
all over the land. 1t has therefore re-
mained for the noble women Of Seth
Williams Relief Corps to cause the erec-
tinn of this splendid memorial to the
unknown soldier dead who here lie in
long unhrokcn sleep.
And yet it is the living rather than
the dead who need this monument. 1t
is the hoys and girls Of today who
find in this solid block of granite and
upon this tablet of bronze most profit
able lesson. 1t is the spirit of patriot
ism which is aroused in the boys and
girls Of today by this remainder of the
heroic deeds OF Maine men that will
make better and more useful citizens
Continued on Page Two.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Last Weeks First Night Success at
Bangor Repeated at Portland.

Portland. Me. oct. S.-Th" 10th annn-
-, Main" Music Festival in western
Maine began tonight under til" dircc-
tion uf Wm. K; Chapman. Five con
c..,t; ara tp lie held. The artists are
Nu,... Schumann-Ilcink. Mime. Rosa
bu,c. Nine. corinne Ityi"r-k"lSry'
Si.n.rs Y. Earin ana +. Carnphna.
CALVIN Miles ami Edward i. Johnson
Tie urchcS,tr TT is picked from IN" Me-
rnru!itnn Orcrl M"uSe ana tine nm
harmonic Orchestra Of New YORK. ihcr''
are :,.v, rtl hundred voices IN the tli"-
~. 'r'hr opening concert t"mght WIS
Am Italian opera sung by Nine. Duce
oi.l .Signuis Earil and caInpana.
Mmn. Schumamn-Ii"ink VIII sing ~
,ru,.u,y nights concert and Clltl"rd
Nyil,., tn,, New York baritone, VIII
max" hi+ "nry appearance tomorrow al
t,.,,rnu. "Wednesday tn" orator." FL
i.,," Nil H." presented. The s"l"iSts are
III, .Imr that participated ut the Ban
r,l-. .I,,-tivul Lust week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
Recalled by Veterans Re-
union at Nations Capital.
Members From All Over the
States Attend Third Annual.
Commando. .in-Chief Miller Makes Report 10
His $4,000 Comrades.

Washington, Oct. S.-Spanish- Ameri-
can war veterans from practically ev-
cry state in the Unicn are in attend
anrc upon the third annual encamp-
ment Of The organization which began
its sessions here today. When the first
session Vas called to order by Com
:nander- in-chief Charles T.. Miller OF
Ohio. all sections We're represented by
big delegations. Massachusetts, New
York, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, llli-
nOiS anG Okla noma sent notably
large delegations. Oklahoma will en-
dearor to have the next annual en-
C:mpmenU held in the new state.
The sessions are being held in the
National Guard armory, the first being
Il joint Session Of the United Spanish
War Veterans and the National Auxil-
iary to the organization, held this fore
noon. After COmmandor-in in Chief Mi
lrr mad called the session to order.
Fl. a. ii. ]. Reney. national chaplain,
DrOnOunC, the Invocation. Henry Il.
J.. McFaI land, president Of the board
Of district commissioners, welcomed the
delegates to Washington.
ComInanderin-C Chief Miller responded
and tncn submitted to the delegates
his report for the year. He said he was
assured there was 4 great awakening
of interest in the organization, eSpec-
tally III the South where many camps
are now being formed. A tentative
agreement has been entered into be-
tween Commander Miller and Com
mander Walker of the Legion of Span
ish War Veterans of MasSa achusetts.
providing for consolidation of the two
organizations. 1t probably will be rat
flied at this encampment. The MasSa-
clusetts organization has about 1900
members.
Commander Miller recommended that
in the South, where many negroes are
eligible to membership in the organi-
Zation. separate camps and separate
departments be organized for white and
black members. The financial condi-
tion of the organization. Commander
Miller said was good, all bills paid.
and 2 balance of $2400 in bank. While
it was not possible for the commander
United Sranish War Veterans, he said
it approxinated $1,000.
The adjutant general in his report stat
ed that total of new camps Of the veter-
ans since Jan. ! last was 81, and the or
ganiZation has 81 departments. centered
in AZ states. including the Philippine Is
lands and Hawaii. and has 4S5 camps of
which 32q are in good standing. los being
DELINQUENT.
A campfire was given tonight under the
auspices of the local veterans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
CLAIMS SELF-DEFENCE.
Trial Of harrington for Bryant's Muir
der Today at South Paris.


South Paris, Me. oct. S.--At the su-
rreme court, which will convene mere
Tuesday, Henry W. Harrington viii BE-
tried for the murder Of Eugene Bryant
in 4 lumber camp in Hartford in April.
The accused murderer appeared in the
village of East LivermOre one day last
April. end told the first man he met
that he had shot and killed Eugene
Bryant at lumber camp i'm Hartford.
Investigation showed he had told the
truth. Bryant was found dead in the
camp. lying in a pool of blood. and
cIinched in his left hand was a 32-cal-
iber revolver. Near the dead man was
Il shotgun. The table in the camp was
set for meal. and the dishes were be-
spattcred with blood. From appear
anceS the two men had Quarrelled dur
ing the meal. harrington was arrest
ed charged with murder. and commit
ted to Jail without bail. He admitted
that lie shot Bryant, but claimed he did
30 in self-defence.
Al th, time he WAS arrested FarrinS-
ton said Bryant came ut him with a
loaded revolver and fired shot. Il
seized a shotgun which stood near by
and fired. | did not aim at Bryant.
ami did not know he was hit until |
saw the blood | then locked the door
Of the camp and went to East Liver
NOR" and gave myself up. | asked the
man whom | met to telephone 10 an
officer to come ana arrest me-.
Bryant and harrington We're friends
ana it is thought that ut the time OF
the shooting both had been drinking.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
Being Kept Along Maine
Coast For Yacht FroIic.
Graft Is Said to Be Trying to
Land Band Of Cinnamon.
Revenue Cutters and Lighthouse Vessels
Are fat1oIing Whole Section.

Portland. Nc. oct. S.-Thc fact that
he mysterious arI evasivc yacht Frol-
ic, which sailed from Newfoundland
;wo weeks ago with q half hundred
Chnamcn intended, it is alleged, To
be :s,nugglcd into the United States ut
some point in New England is expect :
cd to attempt = landing on the Maine
coast possibly near this city became
known today.
Quite 4 number Of government craft.
including revenue cutters and light
house vessels, is said to be guarding
this section Of the coast.
The revenue cutter Dexter today is
cruising among the islands nf Casco
Bay in search Of the Frolic Her men
boarded tWo vessels off Peaks Island
bat as far as known nothing VAS
learned concerning the Yacht. Another
vessel. Believed To BE- q revenue cut
ter, was sighted ontside today, cruising
TO tn. eastward.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
The Law Moves in Case Of Shooting
Man, Mistaken for a Bear.

Mut,awamk,a@. Ne. oct. S-''uy
Iordl,v. Who shot and killed Edgar
Iailrv near Mattasrunk lake, six rHiI"s
from thig village Friday afternoon.
mis,alirg linn for bear, was arrest
cd hy Deputy sheriff Rich and a:raign-
r,I Saturday afternoon before Trial
lu.,ir,, !rrd r. s,rkius on the chars"
.t n...uNluuDht,r. Fr"habl" cause was
found uuI the respondent furnished
$1,000 bonds for arp"aranC" at III" Sep
t,ulhrr I"rm Of tn" Suprcm" court.
I.ordlry. who is 4 schn"ihoy i years
uld. ylid th"t hr WAS looking Tor Il
bear which had been seen several times
i'm tn, vicinity. and seeing III" moving
form of i;ailty in The gathering dusk
mistoul 10 rnr Il bear and fired the
with fatal effect.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
FALL TO DEATH.
Harry D. Sweeney. Telephone Enploye,
Killed Monday in Bangor.

Bangor, Me. oct. S.-EIarry u. Sweeney
Of this city. an employc Of the New
England Telephone ard Telegraph Co,
fell from telephone pole near Railroad
street about 1130 O'Clock today ana died
shortly afterward. He was sent out to
look for trouble IN the company's wires
and hau Just reached the platform on
III" pole when bystanders heard him
grnan several times and almost immedi-
at"ly he fen to the ground Coroner Fin
ncgrn said that an inquest would prob
ably be unnecessary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. oct. S.-PcnSionS grant
cn to citizens Of Maine are as follows:
Isaac Meader. $15 a month; l.. j.
Coombs. S14: Hartwell Danforth. $50;
Asa Moore. $11; John York. Jr, $11;
Peter Grant. $40: G. NJ. Dunham, $l2;
Stephen Brady. s12; =. e Carroll, sl2;
S. r. Purdy. $12; G. A. Clark, $17: Cal
vim Paul. S17; II. J. Woodruff. $40; ID.
II. Towle. IS; Samuel c. knight. SS;
c. c. Fletcher. $14; r. b. Williams,
$40: Peter Ahern. $12; J. ]. McGraw.
SIS: Leavitt Burke, IS; ]. II. Knox. IS;
Michael Cotter. $40; Sylvanus Robin
son. SS; l.. w. Clough. $17; G. B. SAT-
ford. s12; A. II. Batchelder. IS; Hugh
Green. $40; F,lbridge G. Bickford, SO;
Simeon Boney, $27.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
LYNcHED WRONG MAN.
That Pleasant Feature of the Argenta,
Ark, Rioting Now Arises.

Kansas City, Mo. oct. S.-A special
to the journal from Little Rock, Ark.
says:
Blackburn, the negro taken from
the Jail by a mob at Argenta. Ark, last
night and lynched. is not believed to
have been the man wanted.
Fully 500 negroes deserted their
homes in Argenta and came to Little
Rock to spend the night. The leaders
stated that they We're afraid to re-
main in Argenta for fear of another
outbreak by the whites.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
Mr.. Moran Will Fight II Out.

Boston. Oct. S.--John p. Feeney. the
chairman Of the Democratic state COM
mittec. stated tonight that Mr.. Moran
had no intention of declining the NOM
ination. George Fred Williams. when
questioned tonight. said that Mr.. Mo-
ran had not the slightest intention Of
retiring from the contest.
State Senator Geo. A. SchOfield OF
Ipswich was nominated for Congress
by the Democrats Of the 9th Massachu-
sets District at Salem today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
EMPLOYEES LAID OFF
While Brunswick Paper Box Cos. At
fairs Are Being Urtaneied.

Erunswirk. M".. oct. S.-Thc 125
cmrl"yya Of III, Brunswick Paper Eox
co. w.re laid oT this afternoon for 4
wr,i ur 10 days while M account Of
sta, |. is being taken ana an inventory
made to ascertain the assets and liza
bilitivs Of stephen C. Whtmore, the
priu,ipal owner whose assignment
was announced yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09

t. the branches Of the trees overhead.
the school children sang "'rhe Star
Span%lcd E;lnner.' Then continued the
ritual service of the Grand Army. clos
ing with tn" amen by all the comrades.
Commander Bangs dedicated the
monument. gave notice that the service
WAS ended and introduced Mayor Plais-
ted as tho speaker Of the day The may
or was in uncrmmonly good voice and
could be heard without difficulty by all
who had assembled. He spoke as fol-
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
RAIN-FAIR TOMORROW.

Washington. oct. S.-Forecaat for
Tuesday ana Wednesday for NrW Eng
and ana New York: Rain Tuesday.
high southeast shifting to northwest
winds by Tuesday night; Wednesday
fair and COOLER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
Ro eton Forecast.

Boston. oct. S-t'"rcrast for Boston
ana vinicinity: Tuesday. rain. high
@nuth"rly winds shifting t. north
west Wednesday; "Wednesday fair and
COOLER. The local weather bureau re-
crivcd 4 special storm warming at
10 o'clock tonight rs follows: Hoist
southeast signals over cntir" district.
Storm moving eastward and central
uNcl eastern Lake Superior
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
Handsome Monument in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Dedicated Monday Afternoon-=Erected to the
Memory of Brave Men, Willing to Die
That Their Country Might Live.

mcnt. After 4 passage Of the Scripture
was read. Mrs. Lizzie f. Pernette. to
whose ldborS and energy the Grand
Army is largely indebted for the tablet.
stepped forward and pulled the ropes
that lifted the flag. AS The flag rose in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09
Eva May Not Known in Lewiston.

Lewiston. Me-, Oct. S.-Eva May John
son, who was murdered at Providence.
r. J., Saturday and was stated to be a
former resident OF this city, is unknown
here rs far as the police and others had
been able to learn today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09

The largest wooden ship was probably
that built by Ptolemy Philopater 1t
was 420 feet long, 3s feet broad and 4s
feet deep. 1t carried 1000 rowers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-09

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