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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
kENNEBEC.
NORTH AUGUSTA.

Miss Lucy Hovey, teacher at Assonet,
Mass, is at home for her summer
vacation.
Miss Lutavia Hagan is passing the
week with friends at South Gardiner.
George Crockett of Lewiston is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Joseph Newman.
Mrs. IZetta Decker and mother. Mrs.
Barzilla Wood of Oakland. called on
Mrs. Frank w. Damren, Friday.
EAST MONMOUTH.
Mrs. w. Fl. Soper and son. Of Salem,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith.
Edgar Blanchard of Philadelphia,
was a guest at Maple Avenue Farm
last week.
Prs. Masys thandlef has returned
from a visit AZ Winthrop.
The Ladies' Auxiliary met with Mrs
Bert Perkins, Tuesday. On Thursday
next, the Auxiliary will meet at the
Melien cottage to make comforters.
ALBION.
Miss Cleo Rand of Waterville is
visiting Mrs. Carl Drake.
A baby hoy arrived at the home of
Harry Tuttle, July 16
Mrs. Shay and daughter, Mrs. Green
and Mrs. Alger Hall, went to Burn
nam Sunday, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Shay's mother.
NORTH PITTsToN.
The farmers of this vicinity are
hustling in their hay. Many of them
have already finished.
Miss Eva Carleson left for Boston
last week for visit with friends and
relatives. She expects to return some
time in August.
Miss Hannah Mccormick Of Bath. a
student OF the Morse High school, has
returned to her home in this Mace
where she will pass her vacation.
Mrs. Nathan Libby of Unity. who
mas been nursing her daughter-in-law.
Mrs. George l.. Libby, returned home
Tuesday.
falph Putnam was visitor at
James Preble's. Sunday.
A little daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. George l.. Libby Thursday,
July 1lth. She has been named Mil
dred Genevieve.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs, X. Il. Plummer of Dorchester,
MASS, is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Ladd.
r.. NJ. s. Abbott on going to the stable
Ih'sday morning found that one Of hi,
work horses had in some way broken
Gf &c, lit,
ended the animals sufferings by shoot
ing him. 1t is a great loss to Mr.. Abb
b"t. especially at this time of the
year.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
Andrew ]. Elliot and r. s. Maxwell
We're drawn as jurymen Tuesday. Mr..
f.lliot to serve on the grand jury and
Mr.. Maxwell at the September term
of court.
Miss Maud Lane is passing her vaca-
tion at home with her parents.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Miss Edna Gordon and RAYMOND
Gordon of Madison are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Gordon.
anu MI 10. y. v IL VI. iStt OF New
ark. N. j., who have been visiting their
brother, Charles Heath, left for their
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Bertha Gordon has returned
AFTER passing a few days with her par
ents at New Sharon.
MRS. Geo. II. Knapp Of Pennington
Is visiting her son at the Heath farm.
l.. S. Butler is cutting hay for Mr..
Dennis at Morang's.
Mrs. ]. F. Mccormick is visiting her
sister in Vermont.
RI. Gordon of Madison is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Cor.
don.
WEST CHELSEA.
Ihere will be a dance at the Chelsea
Town house Saturday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
EVENING SESSION.
Corean Ministry Holds Meeting Behinc
Closed Doors.

Toxic, July 24.-Evening.-Acco
to Il dispatch received here from Seoul
this morning, Marquis Ito received a
long message yesterday. July %, from
the imperial government in this city
and opened negotiations with the CO.
rcan government the same evening
The Corcan ministry is now holding a
meeting with closed doors.
Marquis ItoS official newspaper eX-
presses satisfaction with the views OF
some of the foreign papers regarding
the situation in Corea, hut says it is
surprised at the impression which APP
pears to prevail abroad that Japan has
taken action in Corea. insisting that
Japan has not done So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
COUNTY NEWS
ANDROSCOGGIN.
EAST LIvERMORE MILLS.

Mrs. I. II. Weber and daughter are
passing two weeks at the seashore.
John Lovewell. who has been dam
gerously i'll, is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Sanborn are at
Old Orchard for a few weeks.
Chas. w. Whittier of the firm of
c. w. Whittier 4 Co, has been APP
pointed postmaster at this place and
will assume the duties of the office on
August LIST.
Rev. o. G. Wyman is reported to be
gaining slowly q
c., W.. Brown is visiting at i New
Sharon this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
Augusta
Employers
Have Learned

that the best and quickest manner to
secure desirable help is through the
Want Columns of the Daily journal
Good help is scarce and does not long
remain idle after acquiring the habit
OF consulting the Classified Ads each
morning. 1t pays to always read to
days" wants In the journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
C0REAN CABINET HAS
jAPAN|S PROPOSALS.
The Plan Of Government Is Believed
to Be a Revolutionary One.
Seoul Seems 0utward|y Calm But There
Are Approximations Of Further Trouble.
Many Agtators Arriving From Provinces -Corean
Peace Delegates to Visit America
to See President Roosevelt.

The Corean premier's audience on
Wednesday morning is believed to
have been in connection with the de-
mands Of Japan, presented through
MARQUIS Ito
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-25
Japanese Troops for Seoul.

Seoul, July PA message from
Chemulpo states that the Japanese
war vessels KaZagi, Nitaka and Tsus-
hima arrived there from Gcnsang at s
o'clock this morning with many blue
jackets and provincial troops on board
The troops will proceed to Seoul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
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ipcgclt McinciocS in oemiclbcn Ero'
5ciie 5t ied)S &obret 3nHtbuuS Der
llrt6elIt mor0Cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

0cnonmc;,. Wc,Gcy nit Dem Bel
mort2 Y0riii" tcicjdrct wrrOc.
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llrbCil@iubrif oli Griob Gc2 edo.
0crls pcrfIoNt ser ibncn CHS Scr Gr.
pluiiolb crluudiCn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

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noG Nlmbur1.
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togo" nnG SABRE.
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nad Slnlbtrg.
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nad) @ipcrpool.
PIN -. Snn. Eompicr u&ronprinj
@ilbclm" nnd) Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
SdriifsnadDridttcn

Ncm.Dort /. Sonliur. - Ger
Iomricr ,YcuNlu" lit Don Icopcl
llltonio, lrieit Il. i. 10. dltgrfommcn.
Ger Iumpicr 0Ncultrio" lit prn
Gicr nod) WnriciIlcs n~bgelobrcn.
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picr Safe" lit Don baltimore bier
nngcfomncn.
MoricillcS, 3. 3nnuor.
Ser Gumlpicr ~GaIabria" fam Don
Helu. yorf bier MI.
NouloquC, B.. Sonlor. = Ger
Guuipier ~9ollIO8ne" Don Snnlburg
lit pon bier mad 9telu Dorf pia gin.
moutb n6geinbrcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

lie ale ibrc &rGite ongeItrengt bo'
ben, INN Scr 3e0ieuutG SIT elmer
Wcbrbcit I'M Yarlument ju perfect
fclt.
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nn0 Spott, Sic 5crpiIiidt bo@ 60.
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felt tno llr5uldugIidfeit folum iiber-
botcu ipcrbcn fornc.
Phi Observation-Disclosures citc miro
boS Mariieit Gbrlid) obqciertigt.
Gus Nuiptorgon Ger Rotbcn, Der
@CrIincr v%%orlpGrt3," rcnnt baS
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frotiid)en organs o%iii5icl CntQcQCn-
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mem" AiiciiorS.
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loniolpcrpoltung fem 9lttcSy Noor
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

ocnfipilr0igcn SuclH GCrnbltrg'Hos
rru IN bcll Sngcn Dor Scr Nuil0iung
oCs Mcid)otog9 miro bcltc bcfnnIlt.
Nic man iih crirrcrn miro, mrroc
BON bcnl l%trcitborcn GCntrunlSnIull.
nc G0rcll, olo CT al Der 0olljcn &o-
loniolpcrunltulg fein glttCa Suor
licB. oud} Der Niiclior 9riidrcr uor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
.Sciruibs yircuscn.

&ultca @arOncr u mo }tou So.
Donau9b Is Sabre alt AppIifant ).
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line y. &umptoll 10 Sabre alt; Nh.
plifnnt SoDn ". 5. CWirg2, Bear
Grcrf, Dtarplan0.
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10 SATIRE ult; IppIifont @orrp I.
Carr, Nr. 1916 Guinpettc Npcnuc
Nid,olu9 SdreiOcr 81 ruO MoAoa
lima Sdlerer Is Sabre alt; NppliIoli
3RdgOnIina Sdcrcr, Ar. 1908. Cen.
Urritrobc,
Nlcrnn0cr Hibuo0cr - unt0 EuIiu
Nroinlnn y Sabre ait; 9lpplit0ni
Mar NruiinntL YGquitoblc NuiIoing."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
MbiabrtsinGc Der 9ampfrr uun
Nciu Uprf.

Nm 3. San. Gampier n0ieia6a"
rad) 2otoon.
Am 3. Gan. CAMPER Cedric" naf
Gibraltar nlp0 Rcapcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Sin Id5nes unb nigIides Bcideni
iiir N~ngcb5rise 1T INNER cine lcbens.
eruhe Ebotugrnpbie ooer cine flint.
lcriih p~olicnbctc Cupie cincs alton
giloes in Grapon, WnRcriarbc, Del
uber Eaitea. Die id5nlten Cabinet
biloer MIR ST pro Intenb.
3ulius 6ebbel, eeutIher N~botogrnpb
(90--) 321 Rorb.W GAP trass.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
ocaI and General Notes.

ne Fred Hartwcg came M yester
aaf WITH a barge of lumber for III,
aoadlieimer Lumber company, and ;
barge each Of logs and block. 70,
Mound City,
me Dick Fowler was in port on
'iihe yesterday and got away with
good business.
me John Moren brought a barge
81 io8a iof he Singer company and a
barge 81 lumber for the Iendricksen
Lumber company.
~ gfeavef came from Mound CITY
with two balges of stone ana iva
amnties
The Stacker and Georgia Lee were
'eth IN port last night the former
rom Sc Louis for Memphis and tba
alter from Memphis for St. T.onis
ne Georgia wa here tin This morn.
NJ exchanging freight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
THAW'S BRIDE is TONIC
Concluded from First Page)

trial begin. But since he learned
positively that Miss Mckenzie woula
go upon The stand and tell a complete
story Of the relations between White
and Thaw and hat this TESTIMONY
would make her by far the most i'm
iportant witness for The defense he
determined to make her also a wit
ness fol lAe prosecution.
Much more important TO Thaw
than this subpoena was the long
hefaIded coming n his sitter from
England. Sine his childhood she had
been the member Of his family for
whom he had the mos. affection. In
their youth they were almost insep
arabic.
hat the killing Of White by her.
brother has not d mined this love Ia
shown by her declarations abroad
mat she will stay in the United
States throughout the trial fo comfort .
him and by the wifeless message she
sent her brother IN the Tomhs prison
from shipboa d toda,
The Countess had expected 10
each port IN time 10 visit her
brother with his wife aud mother 70
lay. but he storm delayed The boat
the lower harbOr and he sent him
message instead telling him Of this
aci and adding word Of good cheer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

Inc Ohio AT Evansville and Mt
Vernon, will continue rising for al
ieaSt I've DAYS longer. At pailucah
and Cairo. viii continue risirg for an
Indefinite period A stage Of at lea It
- feet will be reached at Evansville
ana All, eVlnon and there In every in
dication that The flood stage will he
exceeded br -four feet or more at
Padueah and three feet, or more tel
Cairo
The Tennessee from Florence to
tie mouth. no material change l.
present indicated
The Mississippi from Chester h /
Hairo' WIN rise quite RAPIDLY during
he next ~ hours.
Ihe love- Wabash will not change
mater ally during the next 3G hours
lnless OF course expected rains prove s
q be heavy.
p. II. SMYTH. /
Local Forecaster. !
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
ACQO|TS KNUOSON
Jrfy Finds Him Not Guilty of killino
Wife-child Was His Main
Witness.

Chicago. III. Jan 18-Knnte Ole
hhHdson, wealthy contractor. ON
lrIal FIR The murder Of his wife sey.
erai months ago was acnuitted to.
night There was considerable mys.
terry urrounding the death of Mrs.
Nh1dson AID one Of her sisters accns.
ed knudson of having poisoned his
wife. The principal wtnesseso for
hnudsou were his three children. thu
oldest Of whom was but Il years Of
age. Their testimony was 30 favor
able to their father that the jury ac-
quilted him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
ON THE RIVERS
rory elght Feet Promised for Cairo
from Water Now in Sght--Not
Alarming for Cairo

observer Smyth estimates that tho
WAFER IN sigh yesterday would bring
me stage al Cairo up to about IS feet.
wore ram VIII advance this figure as
a matter Of course The Tennessee
ana Cumberland beth being quite low.
"lli not add 10 the food but ratho.
dlaw off some Of il before II reaches
Cairo ana thus tend ia reduce tho
Hood stage here
! ne river marked 4lG feet on the
Naifo gauge yesterday showing a rise
" va 81 Il foot in "a hours, One year
ago il wa 25.G feet
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
Derivation of Words

Autoneer" will be correct when
la"neer' takes the place OF lawyer
ana teachneer' of teacher. The prop.
er ending for such words is "er.' often
changed for euphony to yer" or Ter"
Much confusion is due to misnnder-
standiag the derivation Of engineer"
IN engineer is an engine er." not an
engine ueer."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19

I fraaaa an miqh T.. r,r,.,I 81 =, ~
! dil not say wac.o no wos uaia, ~ ~
vaa acec at he lima u + taia1
la'ap-tha yaanr tilna,tia .,a I,
rre tel at tho M.hlla o,ia =
freig.H hauaa sa at'nl Ti.,oo r.
Iccnaanys mnney an M wv a y, Nv
oalief IN me- nganina MN ~ '''a a,n
i house but left If nj tbc 1an1t rofara
r. nine lpt H. ~ '''' 'eIN''' ''''ofe
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
BlLLMCSASSAILSSTAT

each shift. The evidence abo,ys ~,
"" SITES an The work in the lam.
2 l"i's' some Of ,iieae were az young -,
, D's"' years OF age. The foundry ID n
tue Darn, situated aho1,t ntn.t,, ~,
'''e mousse, and all the water usaI
:" Washing the clothes had to no oar.
iiea from the matron's dl5ine raon, t.
me mousse, THIS dining room ~,
located hFe steps from TIN pro,n,
"aShihg was done from fanr ~ III,
nays IN each week. Evidence wae nno
al,eu mar al Of the heavy laundry
o,' as sheeta, pillow cases and table
Won s' We're sent 10 city laundry.
~ IN yeStigaian shows that IN ria
ifst Ten months from January /,
Noyemhef 1906 they paid OFT M II
Nf.s4 flr laundry work. The care AL
ne oabtes was EFF 10 the girls. ALL
me time Of The commi,tee,s visit to1I
ihe nome. one girl, much under sized
Haa charge Of tive babies Of yarlouq !
ages tone black, and She said thar
'l'ss care wa continual night ana day
me evidence show that this bas
'eeh me common practice with The
NJ III Tie school
Boys IN School.
Aitnongh the school IL an industrial II
school for girls; infants and AGED n
'eopie are there also boys. The man. II
cement Of the institution has viola. "
en me schools charter This instl. n
'aion IS incorporated as an Industrial N
ehooi Tor girls II was shown that II
aples' regardless Of sex: young bows n
no one old woman, feeble ana 10. x
'ehted We're for years inmates Of the
chooi
- short the report sums up: In,
fao 81 as being conducted an d
'hooi Tor girls IN accordance with II
I" ooJec's Of s incorporation. II has
hply become a home for the secra III
~ ana he. mother; who are hebl VI
= competent and proper p ople to
W chtr,fe q such a home"
Billings in Talk. III
me address Of Dir Billings on theIE
slhs hee'ia Of the state charitable
'htll'ioas va made to an audience
y included Chairman Shanahan and
Fahef and mony members Of the
'he ana senate committee on appro n
a'lons respectively
Illinois, said Dr. Billings "rants
@hd y the number oil its insane {
other dependents. but Is absolute
asst H. IL recognition of the needs
p'opef care of its charges. The
es ialilngS range from flretrap
alhgs to such medieval methods
transporting in chains"
'r Tie advanced program. which 4
the support of Governor Deneen.
fa appropriations for n total of
900 are asked III
'cording TO Or Billings sixty per
OF the State's insane would recoy.
they had praper care lie refer. = r.
le alarming Increase in the nan,.
OF insane a. ealing for .extfaar ~
y meaSa.cs mn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
Cautiously Worded Fn,+,ch

No7t ItsotYoH IN Us wording Dian
most epltaphs is one in a Derbyshire
church Safd. which after giving mar.
ficn'ats Of birth and DEATH concludes.
Twas said lie was al honoet n.an."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
GALLERY FAVOR|T{
HALEDINT0COURT
DARLING OF THE GODS WHO
ONCE DREW $4,000 PER WEEK
Is DESTITUTE.
CALLED LITTLE MAGNET
"soe Great Hit With Songs she's
loidy With a Spotless REM.
tation" and "The Sunshine
OF Paradise Alley"

New York, AIN. lS.-"Are yon m,
onc who used to sing She's n Ioid,
WIN Spotless Reputation" inouir
"a Magistrate Breen in the Yorkyil,e
ponce court today as plump little
woman with picture hat on slightly
askeW stepped upon the bridge.
fes, I'm the same one" she nm.
swered him.
| ana the prisoner at the bar was
Louie ellison, The Little Magnet -
VINO once ON a time drew down ha,
$1,000 a week for twlnkline her MIN.
~ sunshine Of Paradise Alley"
oie toes and dimples and singing
ana such like in vaudeville.
me round little face had lost some
OF us plqnancy and there wera hard
llaeS about the big baby bme avae
bNt In other q. tesianls
bllt IN other essentials If was Tho
seine Loitie ellison who faced the
magistrate today She was mufaed IN
Iilr coat and there were diamonds
~ hef myers, but half anight on the
sidewalk and the other half in :
'eil hadht done her toilet any good
ANA the officer sau you were
"toNlcafed-too bad" said the magio.
rate Then he gave the actress a ran I
imahd and let her go There was no
money in her purse. I
Late last night opliceman Cannon {
2ohd her at Twenty-third street and .
e'aad avenue. He said sha was y
funk He look her 10 the East Twen. a
t-second street station. I
W,hat Is The cause of your drink. 81
& the sefg ant aeked.
really, do moi know" answered. ~
ISIS ellison, confidently. Il cannot .
= you ihls.is my first trip to n y
a'ioh house and hope it will NOT he. ~
me public. That is all | care f. %
y about IT," - no
And you are Iot,io QUA. ha
fgeant asked again.
Yes that II my name. yon roa,l,,
a. -, NY age! Wen am thirty ~
~ years old and was born In swit lhs
land" - owl" tn;
~ ne Giis3n played as many on. "a
sFihenis IN matrImo8y as she NAV. ho'
:" vaudeville Years ago she mar. pr
an actor named 7. J. Ward sinh
ueitiy ne burned up his wifa's hat sec
lew other things and was sa,t ana
~ Oh lot arson Lottie divorced ~
ana married Lem b. Sloss wlso Tor
previously shot himself in The Stal
lof great love Of her. 7, senb bhli
-a'met lr, the comedian. was H. as
""7paHa' ana Billy Hart, a knock. re
'1F OF The hurleaQue, the foutrb mas
II a ny time The Little Mag ext
as he acknowledged favorita es $500
gallery gods of this town and Ac
another town She made doz. cent
d songs popular. Then she rot er II
Ding 10 balls early ana sto,,,,. ed IL
she lost her Engagements Ia5J her
lry she turned IN in q sanitar dInar
IN Portland Ore, sick ana desr.
D'g hearted little woman had I6l
part in dozens of benefits FIR
s. and now the others gove ber
eft. ~
money brought her home 10 -----
way and set her on her feat trial
,, p"' lei Oh III one OF his positl
y concerts and she mad a big "a ~,
:, - '" nci Faledlctofy, story
DAYS lotef she dropped out and \
lie Of the Rialto. uonla
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-19
5artorisI.

With the possible exception Of
pajamas. nothing In q mans ward.
robe is 50 Ill-f1tting and shapelass a,
a hunting coat-Atehisnn clnba