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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
SENATOR CLAY soosrs BRYAN,
Says II Looks Like Nebraskan for
. President

Atlanta, Ga, July 2o--S,uator Clay
while At tOc capitol "Wednesday, STAGED
TIA, "a, present Al lpkS Il, IL Braa
will bc th, ,eWutruic nominee Tor
prcSli,u, iu 1905
tie stated that many things could
happou IN two Years and poAucM con
diu0us ave constantly arising whlyA
call Tor di1ry,u' action tie Alt, J
that when Sr,a, party lih' the drm
ocrl'ic party. noSuildt,~ = man tol
president, & must be- one able % CO.,
Win condition, and circumstances. n.
ta,> a.. Nad According % ul, ~,
ot >igur m ana'r IL lu1,, at pgt
,nt u, II Re Nclm,Nau NJ, hc O.,
poison
Ilr Junior senator from Gtnrgh /.
b,tiug WEI, and oJl'I 90 ''. ,'' ,
Eout, to Stake tatI, v.,H hl, l,,l.
tie /, nov r,.tllc ou hi, farm u,.
Marietta al'.ra ,.i,uultD, term Ia ttc
last congress
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
IN new MEXICO
Gre at Damage Wrought at So.
rocco, New Mexico.
1000 PEOPLE CAMP IN TENTS
Earthquake Shocks Have Seen Felt
Every Hour Since July 2-ProVi.
sions Growing Searee-Rea Distress
ls Feared.

Alhuqurruur. y NJ. Jus 3D. Rrtu.
gee, In large numbers a.. u,NiuE IA
the city from Socorro, y VI. WH,r'
great dama1v uLs h,,n ". .-.' toy q
succession of destructive Earthquakes
since July =
In that time not an hou UA, passed
without one or more quab.r
The center Ut di,,urbau.. B, = zone
30 miles luug 10y about /, ...', Wide
running from the l.ddrOu, mountains
southeast tarough Sucorto sans \n.
tonic ann san Maryial lJle s.dc
ct the belt the shoCkks a,Nr been
hardly rrl' EaCn one o' H. -ho'"'
Is preceded by u luud r..'Jus ltN'
heavy tAuudtA, whtca can hoard 49,.
preaching from the uurt.N..' before
It r,acIrs SoroIru.
S,uW paoa. ut Socorf uuuI TO
Gently district attorney /. .. the ci'N
with hi, family ne SAY % rc'p.'
ar, leaving uu every trail ami 'hu'"
who cannot leave on ira ar, l'at
my O> wagons
About 2uoo people are ..pur ou'
In tent. aud No one ddi % 80 In
doors
Practically every reside. and bus
incss block Ia the town h. hcvu me.
psrably damaged.
There has been m..d di,trcs,
among the prupl" Who o., camping
IN the open a. heavy ral,s nave fail.
en In the last tWo DAYS. one being
the heaviest for hftS wears
Most of the people are going 10 Ill
PasO. although many are going 10 Al
buqucrque and Santa fc
The shocks generally occur A. short,
sharp jerks. the ground seeming tp
slip violently II Ia believed that the
adjustment ~ rock strata In the rug
Eed l.aironrs and MDEAdelna noun
tAins Il he cause 81 he continued
shocks
Provisions are growing scarce and
real distress IL feared among the ref
nEees
The nols" and the quakea are
fHKhtful " said Mrs J LResOn. a
refugee from Socorro 4 have eIpo
rienc-d earthquakes In Los Angeles
snd San Francisco. but never anything
a. terrible 49, these prolonged Jerkineb
~ the earth at SOcorro Water placed
In q bowl GILL show continuous vibra
tons between the greater shocks
ahoWinE tina, the earth " never s,ill
No, q house In town IL safe Ia enter
and the chimneys and walls toppls
9th each recurring trsmoF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
N,n Ia Hlll.d BY Ia.et.

Prrt Hysts. pa. July % -RObsr
Csrs1n. a sen kno~n younE wLgis
man. wss sho, n the heal aad HsOr;a
y wounded Asrs ~ Nswt0s EdwsFss
. Asifsii,sd uhlis mas Rewards vss
IN ne house - Ma Eilsu weich. Aad
az CsrAoa uai'ing Ostsi4s sAoosiss
aim wiiboui .lrhinE e h. bsiirt-1
EAwsrds nisiDos Carson fOr sEo3=sf
yuass msa sho hs hAA -arnsd n 10
Ftsii ars We!ch Cafsoa sti Is %.
ba' there 10 anal b1p. ~ F~rgTsfI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

Cuatssiala Cny. Guatemala. We'd
nesiAy. July ~ The afmlsslc. 81
ranged between the armies % Ouaie
msls and sAitAdor aud r1s lAttsr's a.
~ Honduras. a. a t~sau ~ The ha
mahs and highly sppr--istsd Inter
vsntIoa ~ PI@sidsnu Disr snd Rsoss
welt seat ia's sasc' ., o,iock mi,
m0SuihG The bsIlissfsnts have ap
psintsd csh snissSousrs ~Ao oil g. ~
hoard the rhl,s states cVuissr Mar
blehsad sns gill Sra- D sd siSn q
treaty % peace - 80 81 s~as
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

Bunalo. n Y. July - A commit
Gee rspssssntinS the AsshOdisi E0ss
oepAi church. The Methods, ohuCh
sf Canada and ~ Ms'hod'n Episoo
pal church. sost nss here aHa usAs
snousiy ad0v,edA resolu,ios teclsr
tng tho nis~soas In Japan uhich have
hsrsaofore besn supported By ,hs tsFss
sspaFats eharcAsa - coHso.IaAtsd TAs
uAion 10 20 b. sRectsS IN Ma iso'
~ q snssrai oorssrssee % - hsis IL
lapan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
BOY shoots Little oiri.

WAynssbrro. Ga July 90 About 3
oclDck Wednesday morning Sarah. the
lil,e 7yeatold daughter Of SIR and
Mrs. J Hurst, NAs accidentally
sho, By Ton Bull. . Young wal,s boy
employed 81 the stables 90 G " Hurs,
lie vas shooting around the stables
Shen the little girl Wl,h somr ~ her
companions we're passing . bullet
striking her 10 the temple sA'ah
~n carried 70 he hospital 10 Aasus
"a for treatment IT, 10y sAs ha-d
~ -. mayor for showing Ia the ei,y
Iiufifa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
Dunbar Wins Mayors Chair.

Augusta, Ca. July 90. W. VI Dun
bar defeated " b. Young for ,ne
mayoral,y nomination In the city white
primary by 500 votes The result
vas a surprise even TO the Dunbar
faction. which had not expected ~
great a majority Young carried only
the second ward. the others EolnE for
Dunbar BY matorities ranging from 10
To 3i5 There vas no contest fof
council save In one ward. the second.
whore T. l.. Johnson defeated " 70
wAltsn by 81 votes The successful
mayOrAIty candidate IL father ~
Speaker Pro Ten DuAbar Of the LEG
ialature
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
Rse ommsnd, Oath asn,.ne..

London ill, 20 \ dispatch to 4
now ng"r", from ~ Petersburg says
The report ~ no, commission appbll ~
~ 10 inquire lntu M" clrcuInsianc, e
Attending he surrender ~ Port ~
thut. recommends that l,elcu cnani
stoesssls. the former commander ~
The fortress bs sentenced to dca 10
aud that General Frock. Who cam
mAudrd tho Fourth East siberian ~
vision AZ Port Arthur. he condemned
10 twcniy years In tho EaileJs II l.
added that the commission. conaid
ere that General Rsuss should be su
PEELED from The army and that Admir-
al AleIicf former Vicsroy In the raT
East. should be- Teprimahdsd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

Mes rsss. Juip - u iFton " Oh
80. Tho lswyss sso sss ssmal''.A
IN ths rsmss psisoa 10 ssu't ~ sss
90 Asil N ssaii ,As setia a tAs
grBaa lsrJ. IN esah~s - sta tks
msFass ~ ttrs Aliss q kiaaas 40
pssFsa b~fors Jus,iss y sacbsfA 80 .
vFii - kassas snfpus thi go fit
enafWe1 frDsn ess'aif Ths fisisift
s'iorHsys one naa 81. 90 1ppB.i't.a i6
tss s'E naruf - Oias "a ssfsns-i fssi
Giss0ss osEn.fn.ra. sat ilissAi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
As,..m.r, r.,m,r.l.. s.v, :

Aas Ifaosts.u IUy ~ Nstles has
1s~h f-,siy,I ~ me Pseihe Coast
ts.n.s = several y the isswr eastern
r.,s, ire f,riprisa. pssaissa a. M
frr Ai.,.. ,ion. ths, the sEFssmsnt
sHirH -t.s'-d AIMING ne eompinls,
..l. sfns ~ Yr .l' aad pri .
,fsumb'.r rabpsf iubsa sIll tssa.4a
srpt assf Thls nOtihs atiJh yftr
20 aIt mrsas IA after fhs iA'- ~ ,n
al fff mshufsr'Hrsfa All seller.
- ss'YmYbile ilfss ell NJ their indI
tttaai pftss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

Cambridge Mas. July 10 --thir'y
siEhi Chinsss siaassis vhS have come
20 the tnIlsd sis'sa 10 Bs sias s'-'i
., ,hs s,p-rs~ - 'bs Csias-s Es,~Sn
nsai srrVsa here Wsdhss4at sAd
al b. feGisisf~a 81 the iisfssfa spn
me- s~sOsl Al he suasp's 49,
irosH TIE ap'hSfn provinces. 81 rtlrs
cal vsfs ,sa' hsrs ~ n. anthem
vtssrr Tsss sslA Hsi ~ 80 iof5
go srislaaiiy sarsa 80 so f't-a
strk ., ss.hEasi ssa sua'hsf go a.
'sisss a.. seattle sasgSe's 81 - tstis-
q 6is-aes - tss sta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
pnn.ml,. G.pls.lsn Playa h.xsa.

San Francisco. July 20 a lrrrlble
srploaloh Of dynamite which placed
just uhofr u would create the great
cat havoc completely Wf~hsd the
engine rJ1m aud hoiailhG planl al
tho quar-, ~ tho Hctkslsy Rock com
PAM a. Broadsay and Hrcond avenue
IN Oakland Iust before the employees
returned ~ Wott Ansr lunch wcdnsa
daJ Fr-isfichk ilpHman. suDsFln
tsndsh' ~ tho quarry ~aa 80 ssri
ouslJ injured lnlrrnaIly that u Ia
feared no csahOf I've Hoffman vas
hurled Du' ~ me engine roam by the
cDnCusslDH adj no bulldinE. which
housed The maohin~fy ~ mo quarry.
$40 isHoli'h"f Joseph Hossnbsrg.
pfesii.n' AL GshStai manager ~ the
cpmpsnJ i.slarrs be- believes The a.
asnltlbg 80 have bssn siihsr the sofs
II some one intsfSa'sd In sssiaG tbs
,piurany fp'csi % diasontlhus Sufk
% VI suins aIss hargsi smSloys
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
L.ssv. cooy.c,Iar AdloU,n.

Buffalo. y Y. July 20 The n
tseuth annual convsatIoa OF the Wal
Their league Of the Osrmaa Lutheran
church which has been In Session here
Tor several DAYS. sdjSurAsd wsdhss
DAY aiGht oas Of the mos' lmPof
tan, subjects considered II the Ana
EAmA,Ion 81 the EnGHsA sosls,iss uiih
,huas ~ the GsrrnAA churches The
COMMITTEES hs. reported 10 favor ~
AsklbE the English soelsslss "a aafs
sith the waltsss league sui -hsh
The matter f-sehsd . vote u sac a.
ctdsi 80 ho!f n oesf tof ARsths' ysas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
KELLEY BILL PASSES
BY VOTE Of 152 TO 4
Election of Railroad Commits.
s.onors by People Provided.
GILL TRANSMITTED TO SENATE
In Explaining the Gil Mr.. kelsy
Stated tNa, Il Was Not Intended In
Any senSs a. OF Political S,snih.
GanCc.

AOaau luS ~ By tho largest
No,, ,y,urJ,d At tac prcerut -"sstou
Ct the hnu,r Ut representatives. the
lIl vt NJ, krly> at Ga.,1,N u.
l.aor 10, stare ,aiiruad commi,stouct,
elected uN dl,rct vote IT the propiv,
NAs plt,rd hl "a vote OF to- to
l.uar, 'ar terms ut tur blll $40,
ccs,pr O. Commls,lNurr Joseph NJ
Known. WUosv term c'l,r"e Oct 18TH.
100. Nil N. rl,,t,j Toy the people Al
lIc rsurtal election to De- held tn O.
hsr lpoI. q second commissioner
NIL be- elected In Octnb,r 1905 'o
su,,.yu thr commissioner whose term
r,,..s u,o,or o. 1909 and 81 %.
,.r.Iru 20 30 hy.d In Octubrt 1910,
%, .ui ,umleiouc, viii 10 elect
60 80 u.r.,l the Incumbent whose
.,Iu ..p... u'uHpJ a.. lHll
Ju, .,rw, IT utlI,r ct I've commits
'".. vUu u.uuu as y,, now ara
.., ,,lI 80.
l.u.r voting ,.llu,t 'h' nil. v',o
N.u'.,. 90 IoVad,s, mn of p'pl,
r'N. .t tI,U aui Wrlgh' of toh
d. I VI k,.l,i. 1T Glas,u,t. 'io
a,lu 1T .hn bDll madr tar following
.a.,U,u' win t,g1id t. The bin
o.. m'aeut, .Wus Intended IN nn
s,ner a.. one ~ political tignlnclocr
So, d. u 1lu'l a. sl) ~ tir prr,out
al. 4 Ia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

louisville Ga jaly . -HsS"r''
hare rraess4 here u sSDptlns 81
fray A. GoaEa Ca Is ziisa fr1s
eer~. n Bufks uoa-ff n shie= h3A
rtam MarpAy q sEs - Asvv ssEaset
n plstsi Assl g4fn = EAs aAnes
= t~eR nata agr rspgsfes ssss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

OasiAnd CAM jsJ ~ --lsistss
a hso,A . ptsss~s - fsts gas ~
80 vtsinai lrcgsp,rs,oss vHa Rtr
lsr'sa. Cr5ctsf as sfas'grs ~ ft
csrfrsi p. A. rsassj Sius ssFt a.
Wsse s.xg. 2Esl a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

vEsAirx'oR iair :, oe.~is ~
estfsss receives ~ fts Bfsfiiisr -
sss.J ssg tAsi ee~sr.ay as.es sss
shsuissfses fesslyef sY Pas 10
a.. ~ fas asgaef;iiss "a glss4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
LADY CURzON FALLS
BEFORE GRIM REAPER
Was Wife ofFormer Vlceroy Of
India.
WAS MISS LETTER OF CHICAGO.
She Had Never Recovered Fully from
illness Of 1904. and the Recent Hot
Weather Brought on Attack Of Gen.
eral Debility.

London, July 2O-Lady CuylJu wife
OF the former yiceroy # India. WAC
mas been III for some days, died al
90 o'clock "Wednesday evening She
never quite recovered from her ,crou,
illness at Walmer Castle Kent, IN
1894, and tae recen, hot weather
brought on a pronounced attach OF
general debility, Lady CurlJu WIt
Miss Letter daughter Of tlr late he.
vi T. Letter, Of Chicago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

100000. The family novel - Wash.
ington and later went abroad. where
they entertained laviSIly While
abroad Miss Letter met Lord Curzon.
son of the fourth baron II Scrsdale
They we're married In 1926, after Cur
Eon had held the office OF assistant
private secretary 10 the Marquis II
SALISBURY, under secretary u state
for India and under secretary 81 state
for foreign affairs
In 1898 CurLon was created hrst
Baron Curzon OF Rebellion, AMI In 1899
was appointed viceroy and goycrn.gen
'eral Of India. which post he resigned
tn August. 1905. and was succeeded by
the Earl Of Minto
Lady CurLon leaves two daughters
II was announced AZ the CurLpn res
idence that the anal cause " LAZY
CurEon's death wab heart faiIuf" but
she had been surerng from compiled
tiOns which were the seqnel ~ her
terrible illness ~ two years ago
The funeral. the date Of which has
no, yet be, . fixed. will take place a.
. kedleston.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

Slmla. India. July 90 The news Of
the death Of Lady CurEJn u k"l'I
ston. wife 81 the former 'lcefoy 81
India. caused a grea, shock here ard
from all parts Of India como eHpr's
sions of keen sorrow Her splendid
work IN behalf Of the natives. especial
~ the women. end-sr-A hcf 20 al
the natives
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
Worth $1,000 900 in Own Right.

Chicago, July 9O.--Ladl CuI1un VS.
81 her own right the po,,.-,rr of s,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23
COMPANY N
Inspected by Brig. Gen.
Davis on Monday.
All the Property Found to Be
in Good Condition.
And Boys Make CreditahIe Showing
in Different Maneuvers.

The annual inspection of Co. NJ, I'd
Infantry, n. G. S. NJ, of this city. IN
accordance with general orders No
20, issued from the Office of the ad-
iutant general Nov. H. 1905. was held
at City hall Monday afternoon and
evening. the inspection being conduc,-
ed by Brig. Gen. Chas. f. Davis in
SpectOr general on the staff of Gov
ernor Cobb.
The afternoon was devoted to the
inspection of company property. In
GLIDING the arms and equipments, uni
forms and everything that goes to
make up the outfit of the soldiers COM
posing the National Guard of the State
The property was neatly displayed in
the armory. and was given Il thor
ough going over by the officer The
property was found to be in good con-
dition. and Gen. Davis stated that its
arrangement was the best that he had
seen.
In the evening came the company
inspection. which WAS held in City hail
OF the 43 members of the company 80
were present and the appearance pre-
scented was Il most creditable one
The company WAS given some very
thorough work in the manual and in
the different maneuvers. and showed
that the time since the annual encamp-
ment of the Guard had been well
spent.
In speaking Of the showing made
by the company during the inspection
Gen. Davis said that the work as 4
whole was very satisfactory The
movements in close order We're very
well executed. but in extended order
the average was not quite as high. the
commissioned officers showing a
lack of practice rather than a lack of
knowledge. This however. will be
overcome, AMI everything considered
the boys made n good showing
The next inspection will be Monday,
Feb. 5. and will be conducted by Capt
James +. Mitchell of the United States
army. The inspection will be public
and everyone is invited to be present,
especially ladies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23
PROBATE COURT.
Wills Proved and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tration Granted-Guardians.

In the probate court Monday the
following wills We're proved. approved
and allowed: OF Levi Gordon late of
Hallowell. Fred Emery Became of Hal
lowell. appointed executor; Ferdinand
Fontaine. late Of Waterville MARITIME
Fontaine of Waterville. administrative
with the will annexed; David r.
Moody. late of Monmouth. J. L. circuit
of Monmouth. administrator with the
will annexed: Martin V. b. Chase. late
of Augusta. Helen A. Chase and Fred
w. Chase. both of Augusta and Frenl
C. Deering of Saco. executors; Irene
Irwin. late of Clinton, Minnie r. Irwin
OF Clinton, eXecutriX.
Administration was granted on the
following estates: OF Ray T. Wood.
late of Gardiner Henry A. Wood Of
Gardiner. administrator; Maria Gal
lagher. late of Augusta. Samuel j. Gal
lagher of Boston. administrator; Will
liam II. Whit. late of Chelsea, Samuel
White of Chelsea. administrator: Hen
~ l.. Farr, late of Manchester. Lorin
G. S. Farr of Manchester administr;.-
tor; Hannah L. HOdgkns, late of
Litchfield. c. Elmer Hodgkins of Itch
field. administrator.
Emma f. Whitehouse of China was
appointed guardian of Fred w.
Plaisted of China.
George II. and Minnie B. Taber.
both of Gardiner. adopted Lettie NJ.
Farrar of Gardiner whose name was
changed to Margie May Taber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23
AMERICAN BENEFIT SOCIETY.
Augusta Lodge, No. 46, InstaIIs Officers
and Enjoys Dance.

The officers elect of Augusta Lodge,
No 46. a. Is. S, We're publicly installed
Monday evening at Golden Cross hall
in the presence of many members and
invited guests. the ceremonies being
conducted by d. S. p. stephen A.
1hurston. The list of officers is as
follows:
PreSident-JOhn J. White
Vice president-Miss Annie M.
Quinn.
Orator-MrS. LeonuS Booker.
Chaplain-MisS Clara r. Dill.
Secretary-Miss Johanna r. MUIR
ray.
Collectors. A. Thurston.
Treasurer-Mrs. Emma NJ. Roberts.
Warden-John w. Quinn.
Scntry-James II. Currier.
Organist-Miss Georgia Dill
At the conclusion of the exercises
the floor was cleared for dancing and
a large number participated in that
popular amusement. Music was fur
nished by MOnaghan's orchestra. Re
freshments were served during the
evening and the festivities continued
until a late hour.
Augusta Lodge is in a flourishine
condition, both financially and other
wise. and has made 4 good increase
in membership during the past year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23
Dan SulIy,

The attraction at the Opera House.
Friday. Jan 18th. will be Mr.. Daniel
Sully in his latest and best comedy
The Matchmaker in which he plays
role similar to that he created ana
made famous in THE Parish Prizes, -
He appears as the pastor of little
church in n Western cattle town. where
the rough and ready people have but
little consideration for church affairs;
and little patience with anything of a
religious nature. The good-natured
priest, however. compels the respect
and wins the admiration Of even the
toughest characters, and how he does
it is told in charming manner with n
background Of delicious comedy. In
THE Matchmaker" Sully has the best
play he has ever produced and those
who have enjoyed his splendid per-
Torrance in The Parish Priest" may
be prepared for even greater treat.
Seat sale opens Wednesday morning,
Prices PC. to S1.00.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23
Little Lord Faunteroy Thursday.

The management of Mrs. Frances
Hodgson Burnctts successful comedy
Little Lord Fauntleroy" the play that
set the universe talking. have this sea-
son for its grand revival hit upon 4
novel idea, the giving away absolutely
free of Il handsome life size doll. an
exact reproduction of the famous Lit
tie Lord Fauntleroy," the character
part of the production, which is
presented on grander scale than
heretofore. with all-star-cast of Metro
politan players-headed by the wonder
full child actress Doris Horslin."
This handsome and gorgeous product
of the TOY Makers art is on display
in the show-windOw of the shoeists,
BllOdeau 4 O'Connor, Water street
Give the little ones treat by taking.
them there to view the Little Lord
Fauntleroy" who plays an engagement
in this city. at the Opera House. Thurs
day matinee and night Jan. 25th
The special matinee for school chill
dren will begin at 3.45. thus giving
them ample time to see the beginning
Of the play. Matinee prices are l5c for
children and CSC for adults. evening
prices Il. %, 35. so and CSC. Sale of
seats opens this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23
List of Unclaimed Letters at POST
Office

Women-Allen. Mrs. S. A; Brainerd
Mrs. 4. w; Burns. Mrs. Lorenzo
Chase. Mrs. c. F.: Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Per
ley; Dayon, Marie; Gilman. Jennie
Zero, Mrs. Charles: Gaslin, Mrs. Ella
Hubbard, Miss Agnes f.; Johnson. Mrs
+. NJ: Jenkins. Miss Alice: Kinney
Miss Josephine: kimball. Mrs. Susan
MOsrose. Miss Mary: McCutcheOn. Miss
Lane; Nash, Miss Addie; Sawyer, Mrs
NJ. F.; SanbOrn. Mrs. Elmer; Richards
Mrs. A. c.; Thompson. Mrs. Nettie;
Nivlette. Miss Alice.
Men-Bisson. Pierre: Bores. Mr.. A
T.; Brown, Mr. Albert; Bolduc. Mon
sieur Exavier: Curtis. Mr.. John W.;
Dymcnd, Henry; Fairbanks, J. A.;
Flemming. Mr.. A. j.; Gasln. Mr.. Solo
mon; Halman. Mr.. John; Jones. NJ. E.:
Lyford, Mr.. G. p: McIntire, Prof
Fredk. L.: Smith. Mr.. f. L.; Stacy
MIR. Leroy G.; Taylor. Mr. Geo. p;
Turner, Clarence; Towle. Messrs. ]. c.
& Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23
A Surprise Party.

number of the young ladies and
gentlemen friends of Miss Charlotte
NJ. Boynton surprised that young lady
last evening by appearing at her home
Oh State street place and presenting
her with n number Of handsome and
expensive gifts. A very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed. and an elaborate COL
l!tion was served. Among the guests
were the following: Messrs. Guy Long
fellow. William Lynch. Charles A..
Jones. Jr., William Mcnamara. George
Stafford, and Misses Irene Reynolds.
Alice Stafford. Minnie Dickson. Callie
Reynolds. Myrtle Page. Addie Moulton.
Flora Moulton. Ethel Whitney. Cora
Boothbay. Ethel Narney. Hazel Rob-
erts. May Stafford. Vera Jewett and
Vera Davis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23

Some apprehension has existed in
the minds of several of the members
of the Augusta Yacht Club, as to the
safety of the floating wharf which
was built by the city last summer and
now lies below the steamboat wharf,
where it was moored for the winter.
1t was thought that in case of high
water in the spring the wharf might
be carried down river with the ice.
but all danger seems to have been
avoided in that direction as Capt. l..
l.. Wellman has passed a big wire ca
BILE around the wharf and made the
other end of the cable fast to two Of
the willow trees on the bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23

A gentleman who attended one Of the
afternoon services at the Baptist
church last week said he expected a
short gospel talk and was somewhat
surprised to hear one of Mr.. Green's
best sermons. 1t is true that to those of
advanced Christian thought and eXpe-
ricnce these services are proving espe-
cially helpful. This afternoon at s
O'Clock Mr. Green will preach on
Heaven" In the evening the subject
will be. There's Nothing In 1t. or the
SceItic'S Objection"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-23

1t will be well for business men to
keep an eye open for a woman beggar
who is at present making tour of the
cities along the kennebec river with a
new scheme for obtaining money. She
calls and shows couple of letters
stating that she is employed by some
local concern and cannot get her pay
until a certain date and asks the per-
son whom she addresses if he will lend
ber a dollar as she wishes to send il
away in a letter, stating that she will
return it when she receives her pay.
She generally addresses the person
whom she asks for the loan in a IA
,,;,;ar manner. as though she were well
oouointed with him. and as a rule calls
him by nar1e. She is described as 6
snort woman about five feet. three
;mches IN height. rather good looking
nark complexioned and neatly dressed
Che il IS or 20 years OF age.