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The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
HE is CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel
Birmingham. Me. May f7.-Jerry
Hayes, said to be otherwise known
as j. Moulton, a laborer here, was
hrreNsed yesterday on warrant
charging him with the murder OF
Mabel Page, at Weston Page. March
81, 1904, and with being a fugitive
from justice.
Charles L. Tucker is awaiting exc
cution next month for the same mur-
der. The warrant for Hayes arrest
was issued upon the application Of Il
reporter employed by a Boston even
ing paper The arrest is based up
on a remark alleged to have been
made by Hayes in the hearing oi
others.
Miss Mabel Page. 4 years of age
a cultured woman, was strangled tc
death in her home at Boston on MAY
81, 1904.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ihe sturtevant-Quist Drug COM
p'ny' having purchased the drug busi-
ness Of Charles II. Arthur hope to re-
'ain all of the old friends and pat
fons of the old firm and in return
promise the best of service, courte-
Gus treatment, and offer at all times
first class stock of drugs and drug
gists' goods.
Competent men will be in charge oil
every department of our business.
We are here to stay and guarantee
satisfaction.
Yours respectfully,
THE sTURTEvANT-QUIsT DRUG
COMPANY.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
Ir,nctinn-

Junction.
The city has every reason to pc
proud of it's gas plant, which Is OF
the most improved pattern. without
equal in the state of Colorado. II
can also boast of more than eight
miles OF mains. Just two miles
greater than any town in the state
excepting the cities of Denver. Colo
rado Springs and Pueblo.
The management extend a cor,
dial invitation to the public to call
and inspect the large line OF gas
, ranges and fittings, or a pnone car
to Junction 40 will bring their rep,
resentatiye to your home. who vii
gladly explain the many advantages
of cooking with gas.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
CHICAGO INSURANCE GOES UP.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Chicago, May 16.-Hotel build
ings of the period Immediately
following the Chicago fire are to bt
added to the list of the hazardous
risks by Chicago Insurance men. The
advance in their rate will be found
from % to 40 per cent. The thea
tres also are to be "penalized" as
undesirable risks.
This was one action among other
managers of the fire insurance COM
pany following a dinner last night
at the Union League club.
Although the meeting was under
the auspices of the Western Union,
non-union companies were also repre-
sented among the thirty managers
present
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17

MORMON CHURCH QUITS.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Sale Lake City, May 1.-THE Nor.
mon church is going out of the com
mercial business. according to a local
morning sheet. Its principal hold
ing in Salt Lake City. the Utah Rail,
road company. is to be taken over by
S25 100000 corporation. composed
of English and American capitalists.
The new company will become
known as the Intermountain Consoli-
dated Railroad company and will be
Incorporated both in Utah and Ida-
ho.
This cobpany will acquire the Og-
den street railway and build an elec-
trio line from Juab county. Utah,
to Oneida counay in Idaho
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BIG BOAT CRASHED.
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Special to The Sentinel
New York. May 11.-Ihe fehhss
vania ferry boat, Baltimore, "aS as
crashed into by lighter. ana par "a "a
her timbers torn away. me ooas L. Esr
H,,th her crew and passengers.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
Lyons fdd away this Afternoon ade $4,000 School Bond issue
Arrested on warrant SWOrn Out HOsk Charging Him with Poisoning Horses
IT'S HOT IN CHICAGO.
special 10 nc sentlne1

Special to The Sentinel.
Chicago, May 17.-Midsummer
weather came to Chicago premature
ly yesterday, with the result tbat
one man was overcome by the heat
All records of uncomfortable NAV
Weather We're broken when the ther-
liometer registered SIS degrees at
three O'Clock in the afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
TWO BOYS ARRESTED.

This morning warrants were issue
for two boys. each aged about hfteen
years. Joe Mercinger and Charles
Oakes. The boys are charged win
entering the residence of Tony Fluc,,
ken in an ungraceful manner ana
for unlawful purposes.
The boys were arrested about noon
and will be arraigned before Judge
sweeney tomorrow.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
an Dem pierfahen Itoro

in SIisnportb Bel GurbuOsu. iibsr osn
'!Dir bereits fur5 beridtet fubsn, err
Salten mir nod fplsenoen ausflbrs
!iden 9eri9i:
Sn Dem untpeit Der &reisfaOt
0ttenODrf sele9enen Sorfe SIienpOrt1
bat ii6 cine entIeBli9s 8lutfbat sreig'
RET. Der eesenpGrtig itelurgsIcle
Steparb gttp S6mibt bat auf feline
S9piegermutter, feline 6ruu uno iein
9inO sei9ofen. Die S3piegermutter
unb bas Spei Monate alte &in6 rpoz
rem iofort tpbt, Die 6ruu lit neds
trGgli9 ben 8erleBungen' erlegsr.
Re6en oem Shatort beiiBt cine rufiiz
i4e 5amiiie namens Mau cine Mibs
Ie, aug Ser ber MiiGer init ieinem
Sne4t Slos i9leunigit gu 9ilfe elite.
Mau ielbf purOe jeoo9 glei4fuG5
pon S9mibt bur9 mebrere S9ifle
f9per, Der &ne9t &los lei9t berIebt.
Mau lit na6 0em 6ambureer &raa=
tenbouie gebra6t pproen, pdbreno
ser &ne9t fi9 in dratli8er 8e6anoz
lung befinOet. S9miOt 1T enttoms
men, er bat ii6 na9 elmer in Ser
HGbe I~iegennen 6sioe begeben, unter
3uriidldhune Ieines &aOes.
S3miot, Elm Mann BON etpa 35
Subrsn, geboren imMedlen6urgil6sa,
pabrf6einli6 u<Srunbenburg, bat
fi4 Dor u1gefdfr Subrssfriit in als
tenburg angefauft. Der frii6ere Be-
flyer itarb pl0Bli9, bic Mittpe iibers
nabm 0as 8ei9Gft, unO S9miOt bers
abreoete nit Ser @ittre, oab lie INN
bas gar5e 8eiibt6um bermd6te, tpsrrl
er fe Biz gu ibrem 2ebensenoe per=
trete. Sie Wittpe Itdrb bunn e6en@
fans iebr f9nen, unb 5fpar unter Ser
siftungseri6einungsn, 10 bub cine
11nterfudung 9egen S6miot eineez
leitet purbe, Die aber fpdter i'm Sanz
De berlisF. Sn 4renbsbof bat er Damn
Elm Sotel eefiibrt. 0ort Oeriu9te er
pereebli9, BON feiner S9fpieeermutter
@elb gu befommen. Dis bann bic
S9eune ser S6pisgermutter plDBli9
dbbrannte, be3ei6nete lie S9miot ais
8ranoftiftsr. Gr purbe baraufbin
perbaftet, ieste absr. er babe nur
@elb BON ser S6piegermutter baben
molten, unb es selaftg ibm audi, fein
Ilibi nodsupeifen. @r Iebte BON iei=
ner 5rau getrennt, beriu6te aber Dor
Ginger 3eit, bieie pie6er gum gu
fammenlebsn su bspegen. &ls er ii6
nun in Iltenbru9 eingemist6et bate,
I9rieb er einen Brief an feline Srou,
fie mD9te bod auf cine Stun0e gu
i6m beriiberfommen, er NOBLE N6i9ieb
BON ibr nebmen,. bd er tpieoer cine
SteIung als Gtetparo aneenommen
babe unb in Gee aeben tpone. Seine
Sruu f6idte INN inbeb als Qntport
BEN Srauring 5uriid, noriiberS 9miot
febr erreet purbe. @r fubr duf Dem
3ab mad Iltenbru6 meg un6 perii6te
in SIienportb Die fur6t6are Shat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03

uns preuben f9le6t. Oiesmdl mill
fen sic f9on Die Senfation am eiges
men 2eib our9mu9en, i9 tann Sbnsn
ni9t belfen. Iber i9 oente bp9, am
SpisB, tpie Qeip5iger 2er6en, tpsr6en
mir in Sbren Srdumen ni@t erI@eis
men,
gs mar elm tpunberbarer Mdr3mprs
gen. l1eber Die feline 2i9tlng BEG
Nieoerraosr @GIb6ens lief elm Safas
nenbdbn. Seine G9ndn5feSer itri9
lei9t iiber Die pe~tbbliibenben @nemo@
men. Die @e9nsr batter Die Obert0re
per ent6i0Bt, Sanoz uno Guenbogenge=
LENT nit Der iei0enen 8inoe se16ibt
uno tauT6ten Sic oen &f einleitene
Sen S0fltateitsformeln. 6ielib ftdno
rteben Sem fleinen Qsutndnt unb md9te
cine 8emsrfung iiber antite Ging>
tGmpfe un6 Sic S90n6eit bes merI4s
li6en &0rpers. Damn mar feline Strait
ab.r gu Gn6e, rot6e &tnee tdn3ten Dor
ieinsn @ugen, fem 8uls iebte aus, unl
er erpu9te ert pieoer, ais SertauS
Gefun6ant nit 6alt einfiel. Gr idb.
bab Der re9te Nrm bes @rafen i4lafi
6erab6ing un6 blutete, SAB er es bers
fu6te, oen SGbel in Die 2infe gu ne6=
men, i'm aber fallen ldfen mubte UNI
abtrat. Gr fab du9 jeBt erft, oaE
Emmanuel ebenfaqs bertpun6et mar,
@r bate einen 5ieb iiber bie Gtirn err
6alten.
.Ou ipirft ME toie6er einen anberr
Der Tsigbett bsoeiben," bu9te Der quite
Sunge. Damn partete er, Bis Der Ser
banO angsle9t mar uno Die Gegner iid
sic 6ano rei6ten. Gr punOerte ii3,
DAB emmanuel bds 10 ruhig that. Nls
er Damn gu inn trat, iab er freili9, DAB
er pie6er b~olitGnoig in Sturrbeit per=
fallen mar. @r bate gei3ldgen toiG
Elm Qutonat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
Gin aroSes gufieben erreatnotr
Iuffrtff

bat fid in Dem @anoelganee 6es ariz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Berlin ercigz
net. BORT eri6ien in 8egleitunq zines
pprne6m gefleibeten Germ cine iebr
aufgsreste Dame, Bic i6on stpei Sage
pprber bos @eb1ube aufgeiu6t uno ii6
eifrigit na9 Dem Heftsanpalt 8obn
ertunoist bate. 4ls Oieier eri9ien, trat
Die Oame an i'm beran, tpe9felte tpeni>
&c Worte nit linn uno fubr pl0BliG
nit Dem 4usbrud er0Bter @rreguna
nit ihrer 9uno in fein 9eiidt. fboab
Der ueberfalene cine Sautabf9iffung
am @uge bapontrug. Die ldut i6rer
Shat ii9 riibmenOe Srdu mubte BON
Sen bin5ufprineenben 9ert9tsoiensrn
bon peiteren angriffeu suriidgsbaltsn
peroen, lie @leiItete aber ben Nufforoe=
rungen, oas 9eri9tsge6duoe gu per<
Ioffen, Observation-Disclosures un6 mubs
te f4lieBli9 unter 4nipenoane na9>
briidli9er @etpolt aus 6em Saufe ent=
fernt tperoen. @pr Dem @eri9tsgebGuoe
puroe bic Srau einem S9ubmonn
~iiberseben, Der lie na9 Dem pofi5eirez
bier befDroerte. Sos Mptip CUR Shat
1T ni9t befannt getpprben. Dem Ser
nebmen mad lit Die 4tientbGterin cine
in Yaris lebenoe SGneerin Spfti, ole
nad Berlin getommen lit, um eine@rbs
fbaftsregulirung 81 betreiben uno Die
Musfiibrung zines mufitaIii9en Inter
nebmens in bic Wese gu leiten. Sbr
8egleiter fpuroe als elm ruifiI9er
grina beaetdnet. Cine 4ntlase fpesen
6ausfrieoensbru6s uno &6rperperz
IeBung oirfte Die SOlse oieier Scene
fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
Seloenttiitbiae SeeIeutc.

fino Sic Mduner, bic Bel fur6tbarem
Shnee turn nit Dem Hettungsbopte
Der Station Horbbp auf Iano in
Gee sinsen, Inn Der 8efdBung oss BEL
Norobb seifranoeten Pumpenoampfers
Bremen" 9ilfe gu bringen, Der uns
aus9eiebt BON ben branoenoen Woeen
ii~berflutbet uno nit elementarer Sc
malt auf ben @runO eeitoBsn tpuroe,
70 bab er jsoen @usenblid 5eriplittsrn
fonnte, uno bic 8emannune in duberz
ffer Qe~benssefabr f9psbte. 3fpar
berloren ole 8raper i'm bidsn Sdnee=
treiben ben Oampfer aus Sidt, aber
trpboem saben lie bie 5abrt ni9t auf,
{onOern fu9ten ftunbsnlans in Sturm
unb Doeen inter Infpunnus aIsr
&rdfte mad ibm. Ta9 Sebnitiinoigem
&f nit BEN glsmenten erit aa6en
fe oas l1nternebmen auf unb febrten
na9 NorobD suriid, mo man lie be-
reits aufgeseben ebatte. GnoIif qez
lang es nan bielen persebli9en 8erz
fu9en Stpei 9ampfern, cine 8erbinz
Dung NIT Der Bremen" bersuIieuen
unb Seren Manni9aft, bic nah Dem
ftunbenlansen Rineen nit Dem
orohenben Sooe fat erffart unS totot
entfrdftet tpar. on 2ano au bef0rbsrn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
(Jortfebung folgt.)

Wertb eines e b m a n :
mes. Cine englifde 3eitf4rift eradblt
na4 Den 8eri9ten zines MifIiondrs
aus Seberan, 9eriien, folsenbe mert<
ipiroise 9ei9i4te: giner ieiner &ols
legen tpiirbe bon einem Oerpiih eez
t0otet. Die Outline perIangte our6
Sen @efanbtsn geitrafune bss M0roers
uno einen S6abenerfab BON $31,250.
Sie 8eitrafung mar aug religiOfen
@riinben ni9t m0slih; bafiir sablts
Die perfide Meeierung Dem @efanoten
$4,000 fir oie @ittpe aus. Oieie
aber fpeigerte fid, Die sanse Summ.
anaunebmen; $31.25O fei Der Mari=
malpertb, Den ibr @atte oariteIe; lie
mar nidt 5u betresen, mebr als oieIe
Summe a%n5unebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03

9umor auf Sen Sribi>
mem oes &ei9stags. Ser
8eri9tertatter Ger u9ilobursbauiener
3eitung" fhreibt iiber Die Rei9stags=
fibung bonn %. Sanuar D. s. (erie
8eratbuns bes Gefebentpurfs betrefr
fenb Die @usgabe bon Heiasbanfnoten
gu so uno 20 MarD feinem 8latte:
Die @erbunolungen flisBen i'm Ganz
gen milbe babin. Hur elmer trGst einen
~nerpDfen uno serei5ten Son in bic Ses
bate, bas 1T Ser 3eidsbanfprdfioeni
Or. Ro9. Nebenbei auf Der 3uf4auer=
tribine fast iemano in unperfGlidtem
Gddfid: Run BARN sc BLOB; io'n
rerbeien Mlann bdrfte rner bod ies
@elo MID in Die Sanb edbn!'A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22
SECRETARY OF STATE RESIGNS.
Gives Up Portfolio in Fit Of Plque at
President Palma.

| Havana, Aug. 2l.-Secretary Of State
ana Justice O'Farrill, who was acting rs
secretary of the interior has resigned
| from the cabinet. His action was du" t"
| piuuc because President Palma criticized!
him for not being in close touch with tn
linslrrectiouary movement and for not
| strongly grasping the situation. This cul
minGted in the appointment yesterday 81
IGen. Rafael Montclv1. secretary Of pub
! lie works, to take direct charg" OF all
the military operations against the in
lsurgcnts.
| Last year the then minister of tn" in
terror. Gen. Frcyrc Andradc. established
a thorough system of espionage through
ont the island by which the government
vas thoroughly posted on everything
which transpired. This system. however
has since been abandoned The govern
mont places much confidence in Gen
Montalvo. who is n vigorous handler "f
mon and an experienced revolutionary
general. Previous to becoming member
If the cabinet he was the warden Of the
Ipcnitentiary.
Later in the day, when Scn"r q Farrcll
WIS questioned about his resignation, Il"
denied having resigned ana added that
|evcrything looked favorable for thc gov
ar,u,cnt. He said there were really only
Three insurrectionary parties in the field
ana that there was absolutely no news
to give out
Senior J. G. Gomez and Gen. Demetrio
Castillo who were recently arrested at
Santiago, arrived here today and We're
escorted to the Jail Rafael Dummy.
nephew of Gen. Castillo. is reported TO be
cndeayoring to organize an instruction
in the province of Santiago \ detach-
ment Of 300 rural guards arrived here to-
dav from central Cuba and proceeded to
the nrovince Of Pinar Del Rio where
they will reinforce the rural guards who
are onerating against the Insurgents.
Several armed men were arrested on the
roads leaving this city last hisht ana
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Miss June Phibrick went to Leeds
Tuesday, where she Will be entertain
ca 1T the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. bishop ana will attend the wedding
Of their daughter, Miss Flcrria NJ. lis
hop and George +. RamSd"ll, which
will occur at the brides home Wednes
day. Aug. -. Roth parties are well
known in this place. where Miss Miss;
Bishop was head Of the normal depart
ment at NJ. &. |. five years. ana Mr..
Ramsdcll was sub-prncipal OF the
same school two years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22
WONT INTERFERE.
United States Government Will Let
Cuban Affairs Alone.

Washington. Aug. 2l.-There is no dis
position on tho part Of the state depart
mcn; t. Interfere in Cuban revolution
ary affairs. The department regards the
island republic ~ fully capahl" Of pro
trct.ng itself against the inSutrccti"nistS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22
Authorities Instructed to
Arrest Cuban General.
Leaves Yaguayjay at The Head
Of a Band Of ReVoIutionists.
Clba's Secretary Of Stale Resigns --BiHer
Civil War Is Imminent in Hayd.

lllVaha, MIG. 21.-Thc Indications III
night are that the revolutions in w.s;
cfii 'uJa are already has practically
reached Us maximum. Th, government
ana i'rnple generally believe the nave
l!"nt his reached about all the access
ai"ns j Will b" likely to gain. The
l,rt mith"s- "f the government IL NJ
resting suspected leaders ANA rlpttnr.
i'll iiavant and elsewhere ana in scnL-
int. r. Inducements to The disturbed
districts has hal a excellent crfrc. in
st:rni thtning public confidence ana
"vrrawinG &ympathzrrs With the
int Vrmrnt.
nn ;hc other hand. ana notvith-
standing tn uui'tEdr in the Pinar Del
l.in region Throughout today. p..acra-
| III. inhabitants Of The cities Of pinlr
| D,I Rio, Consolidation Del Sur. san Juan
| ID,l Martinez ana other western towns
are in carly apprehension Of the at
| tack ana occupation of those places
| Ch" f.t.t that rr"bably l0m Insurgents
! arr attempting to concentrate in the
ri"vincr Of Pinar Del Rio upon towns
| iuad-iEately guarded by small de-
tl,h'nrnts "f Rural Guards. mostly
| inexperienced i'll war methods. makes
have no; assumed any strongly often
! Sivr attitude On interferrcd with trains
earn wing troops, horses ana supplies it
| is inferred That they are not prepared
,r lack the nerve to try for control Of
| tie territory.
An official Of The Western Railroad
! informed The ASSnciItcd Press tonight
that absolutely no trouble had been en-
n n.
which is the. main artery Of the PROV
m:r of PinHr Drl I;in. There have
been many ruIun.S today Of FIGHTS III
various points il The province uf Pinar
! Del l;i". but thcy has" not been .oa-
! iI:ncd ~ government or press dis
/ patches. The government wires arr
working freely.
! The guard at Pinar pcl Rio. Cnnsn-
! lacnnn Drl sur ami san Juan Drl Mar
tinez received rrinfrrcrmcnts 81 200
( troops today. The loyal citizens are
f! sell equipped 10 reel imvasiunS. There
, Was some lighting today in Havana
I province. ana NOR. is hourly expected.
! \ detachment Of rural guards cncoun-
! tered Il portion 0f I;andera'S band at
which shots were exchanged at close
) range. one inSurgcnt was killed and
i the other scattered. Fifty rural
guards are in pursuit Of the main
| band.
It is reported that the town Of Guin-
81. ~ miles south Of Havana. WAS this
evening peacefully occupied by a band
of insurgents. Guines is the center Of
the American truck farming industry
| but TIE farmers have not been mo-
| Tested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22
Riverside GRANGE.

Riverside Grange voted at its meet
ing Of Aug. ; to hold no meeting until
Aug. %, when it will again take up its
usual work 1t is hoped as many
charter members as can will be
present. A harvest feast as well as a
pleasing program will be in order.
Books of Pomona Grange are wanted
as ii is time for the regular exchange
Of books
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22
REVOLUTION is SERIOUS.
1t Is Believes Desperate Struggle IS
Imminent in Hayti.

car" Haytien. Hayti. Aug. al.-AdviceS
received her from Guayahan. Sdnto 20
minEo. say thar Gen Gurlito. II thr mead
OF 800 revolut,onistS. HIS lett DAjab"n 10
join The troops Of Gen Navarro ana mIk"
an attack upon Monte Crist. The gov
eminent of Santo Domingo has sent lou
men from Mecca against the revolution
lists. 1t is believed that Il desperate evil
war will follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Mrs. J.. n. Robinson. Mrs. s. Z.
liaincS. Mrs. T. +. Getchel ana son.
Master Daniel. WHO have been passing
IN enjoyable two weeks at Isle Of
Springs, returned home Monday from
l:umford Falls. whore they have been
lie guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs William !.
MacfarIanc since Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Mrs Mary Huntington Of Amo4bury
Mass, is visiting al the home of her
cousin, Mrs. !. ". Pcasc, for Il f,M
lays. when She Will 60 to StetSun ~
4 visit with other relatives before r.
turning home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Havana. Aug. 21.-The Cuban gov
eminent has been positively Informed
that Cen. jose Miguel Gomez, who was
4 candidate for the presidency, has left
YaguayJay. province Of Santa Clara,
accompanied by 4 band Of insurgents.
Previous to this definite information,
there have been a number Of rumorS.
hitherto authoritatively denied, that
Cen. Gomez was planning to lead q
revolution in cuba and his visit 10 tn"
United States last winter is said to
have been for the purpose of purchaS-
ing arms which also was denied.
The authorities Of Santa Clara prov
iace have been ordered to arrest Gen.
Gomez. His secretary, Juan Mencia.
Was arrested at GuanabaCcO last night.
The latter had long been under the
surveillance If the police on account
of his connection with the movement
at Guiana bacco in February last, which
resulted in the Rural Guards captur
ing 4 camp Of outlaws, a dozen horses
and a quantity Of provisions, after a
fight in which number Of Rural
Guards were killed or wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

George H. Morse. who is treasurer
ana manager Of the California Lumber
go, LETT IN Monday nights Pullman
for California ana will make his head
quart r., at Westrort ana Oakland. Cal.
for several months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Ray i. Morrow went 10 Portland
Tuesday 70 visit friends for 4 week.
During his absrnc" his place i'll II. II.
Nutt"r's store VIII be filled by Walter
llaScltine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Mr. ana Mrs. William bradbury have
returned from Tempt" Heights. where
they have been spending a week at the
Bradbury cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Misses Addic and Alic" Lawrence have
returned home from Belgrade. where they
have been spending a few weeks in their
cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Miss Clare Barnes LEFT here for Au-
burn Tuesday AMI during i few weeks
vacation will also visit relatives in
Lewiston ana Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Miss Maud McFIddcn ana mother Mrs.
f. T.. McFaddcn, returned Monday from
Temple Heights, where they have been
passing the last week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

". T.. Marble Of Harmony Was \
Gur:.t MuH,!:y AT thr h,:nIr If MI an |
Mrs 4. i. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Mrs Joseph Newell, Mrs. Harry Bates
ana two daughters returned to Fairfield
Monday. after spending two weeks At
l.Ichmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Mr.. ana Mrs. I;"uhcn Clay Of Brewer
have returned home after q brief visit
with Mr.. ANA Mrs. Wilbur BELL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Mrs Edward ToZicr has returned home
after spending several weeks with friends
i'll Skuwhcgnn and vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

The stephen Davis, ". +. g., WIi
have its next regular meeting ut T.
NJ. Wednesday III g. A. K. hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

TE,nc aiii be Il regular meeting u
Wavrriy H"h"l>;,h l.odg'' at its roonl.,
Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Mr.. ANA Mrs. q. a. kimbali are On"
jpying an outing Of this week, visiting
in Nurthport ANA Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Miss .tda Stevens left Monday for
Lawrence. Mass. whcr" she will visit
relatives during her twu weeks va,.:t-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Ralph Mocahe has gone to Fort Fair
field. whore ne Will pass Il weeks va
cation with his sister
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22
i'II"l'St' ED.

II. II. l:!rtitii ~ ;r"Ntrr Wa4 IN town
Monday IN business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Old orchard, where she has been spend
ing Il months vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22

Many people are coming into Havana
fearing to remain III the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-22
MARRIED..
WALDO.

Belfast-Aug is. by Rev. J. w. Hatch
Bertel1e T.. Higgins and Miss Winnie Rita
Roma, both of Belfast.