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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-30


Gornicy chca urzadzic wielkie
swieto w Cripple Creek ma Geese
Haywooda i zgotowac mu bardzo
uroczyste przyjecie.
Prezydent Roosevelt w swoim
czasie wyrazii sic, re tacy oby-
watele, jak Haywood, Meyer i
dwaj inIni So zupe}nie w tym kra-
ju niepozadani. Wczoraj prezy-
dent Roosevelt otrzyma1 nastepu-
jacy telegram Cd socyalistow
anarchistow, kt6ry bez komenta-
rzy opublikowa}:
New York, 2S lipca.
Do Prezydelnta Roosevelta:
Niepozadani obywatele zwycie-
zyli. Raduj SIZED
Emma Goldman,
Aleksander Berkman,
Hippolyte Havel.
Jest to telegram Cd poWszech-'
ME znanych anarchistow, ktorych
Rad amerykahski ciagle ma kaz-
dym kroku sciga.
Haywood ma wiec bardzo ME
sympatycznych niepozadaInych
towarzyszy.
Moze slusznie p. Roosevelt ma
podstawie naszego przys}owia
81 jakim kto przestaje, takim sic
staje", powiedzial, re Haywood
jego koledzy So niepozadanymi
obywatelami.
Nc Gregor, Texas, 80 lipca. =
Przez poltorej godziny W niedzie-
1e termometr wskazywal 179 sto-
PM ciepla, W cieniu zas 117. Ear
ten obja} przestrzeh 6 mil kwa-
dratowych. Wizytacyi tel iowa
rzyszylo niewytlomaczone zjawi-
sko, Jakas mgia,podobna do bia-
lei gazy, do welonu spoczela mad
Gala okolice. Ludzie przyzwycza-
jeni do upalow padali w cieniu,
konie bydlo ma polu gineio jak
muchy. Jednemu tutejszych far
merow upaly ubily 35 sztuk by
dla. Mkt jeszcze tego zjawiska
ME wytxomaczyl.
Milwaukee, Wis, 80 lipca. =
Do Milwaukee przywieziono
wczoraj bardzo stara kobiete, Ma
rye Nc Grath, ktora logo sierp-
mia skohczy 10 rok zycia. Sta
ruszka Cd lat 75 mieszkaia w
Found du Lac Brandon, a ma
stare lata zyczy sobie mieszkac
we wiekszem miescie,
Staruszka jest kaleka - pred
dwoma laty paraliz pozbawii ja
w1adzy W nogach. Zreszta cieszy
sic jak najlepszem zdrowiem.
Nc Grathowej faworytka jest
gliniana fajka, ktora cd rama do
wieczora ciagle pail.
Crisfield, Ind, 80 lipca. - Mo-
tloch, kt6ry powiesil by} Jakoba
Reeds, zabojce policyanta Jana
Daugherty onegdaj, wczoraj wy
kopal cialo ziemi, kulami po-
dziurawil je jak rzeszoto i wsrod
krzyku klatw spalii je ma wegiel.
Ma ulicach zbieraja sic oburze-
nj ma negrow obywatele i ciagle
rozmawiaja krwawej hecy, jaka
zamierzaja negrom wyprawic.
Reed zastrzelil policyanta, kiedy
ten odprowadza} jego przyjacie-
la do wiezienia.
New York, 80 lipca. = w O.
negdajszych pozarach. zginefo 10
osob. Niedziela byia iscie ME
szczesliwym dniem. z soboty ma
niedz. czesc miejsca zabawy, ko-
sztujaca $1,ooo,oOO uleciafa dy-
mem. Eksplozya' szburzyla po-
zar wywolaia W 6-pietrowym do
mu mieszkalnym przy Chrystie u
Icy, tam zgineio Is osob; pozar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-30
Kronika Chicagoska
Kolej elektryczna sprzedana ma
licytacyi.

Traction Co." utrzymujacej linie
kolejowa elektryczna wiodaca cd
60 ulicy So. Park ave. przez
Morgan Park Blue Island do
Harvey, zosta}a wczorai sprzedana
"a $35O,OOO. Zakupii ia II. G.
Bangs, iak sfychac dla Chicago
Southern Traction Coz, utrzy-
mujacej kolej elektryczna pomie-
dzy Harvey a Kankakee. Podobno
linie te zamierzaja przed}uzyc do
Lafayette, Ind, a czasem' do In
dianapolis.
Sprzedaz odbyla sic W biurze
Jamesa S. Hopkinsa, ,,master of
chancery", z rozporzadzenia se--
diego zwiazkowego Kohlsaata. Je-
dynym licytatorem by} Bangs, kt6-
ry ofiarowal sumo powyzsza, a
Hopkins nadaremnie usifowaf po-
zyskac wyzszq Gene.
Chicago Electric Traction Co."
zosta1a W swoim czasie inkorporo-
wana z kapita}em zak}adowym
100000, ale przedsiebiorstwo
nigdy sic ME oplacifo i W koncu
przeszfo W rece zawiadowcy Chas
Henrotina.
Me ma dowodow why.
W obec komisyi sfuzby cywilnei
wczoraj toczyf sic process dyscypli-
narny, wytoczony superintendent
wi miejskiego departamentu wody,
H. o. Nourse. Jest on suspendo-
wany, obwiniono go to, jakoby W
czasie ostatniej Rampant wybor-
czej W mieiskim departamencie
wody W czasie godzin urzedowych
urzadza1 zebrania polityczne, jako-
by naduzywal swego wp}ywu, by
urzednik6w naklaniac do oddawa-
MIA gfos6w by}emu burmistrzowi
Dunno jakoby pozwalal niekt6-
rym osobom W biurze kolektowae
pieniadze ma kampanie polityczna.
Wczoraj przes}uchiwano dziewie--
ciu swiadk6w, ale zadnych dowo-
dow why dotychczas ME odkryto.
Pomimo tego rzecza podobno jest
pewna, re pan Nourse zostanie
wydalony.
Prawdopodobnie obiakana.
Pred nieiakim czasem sensacye
niejaka wywo}afy skargi pani E
milii Maendler wniesione do rady
powiatowej ma niekt6re dozorczy-
ME W zakfadzie ob}akanych W
Dunning ,jakoby srogo obchodzi}y
sic pacyentami. Zarzadzono ma
wet sledztwo, kt6re jednakowoz
zadnych dowod6w why dozorczyh
ME wykry}o.
Ot6z zdaie sic re PAM Maendler
istotnie jest ob}akana, cierpi ma
przywidzenia i bezwiednie kiamie
W takich wypadkach. Najstarszy
iej syn oswiadczy} wczoraj W obec
komisyi s1uzby cywilnej, re uwa-
"a matke "a obfakana, gdyz cd lat
IA obwinia go ona rzeczy, jakich
mu sic ME snifo popehiac. Ska
rzyla sic mp. ma niego W obec jego
ojca, jakoby z}amal iej palec, gro
zila mu nieraz wiezieniem itp.Le-
karz powiatowy DIR. 81. J. Davis
jest zdania, ze pani Maendler ME
uleczalnle Jest obfakana. DwaJ zna-
nj psychiatrzy zajma sic zbada-
MEM stanu umys}owego tel kobie-
ty.
Podejrzany pozar.
W mieszkaniu McLennana La
ne'a pm. 6351 Lexington ave-, kie-
rownika szkoly Revere ma rogu
Ellis ave., 70 ul., wybuchi po-
Ear. Lane re iona znajduje sic obe-
cnie W Lake Forest, W czasie ich
nieobecnosci dwie nauczycielh
zajmuia ich mieszkanie. Okolo
godz. 2 rano nauczycielki to zbu--
dzi}y sic W skutek dymu, kt6ry
dosta} sic do ich sypialni ma 2 pie
trze. Zarzuciwszy ma siebie pos
piesznie odziez, zbieg}y ma ulice
zaalarmowa}y straz ogniowa. O
glen szybko ugaszono, MIN zrza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-30
Telegramy zagraniczne


VIVA w krwawy znak nieustan-
nych zamachow i pod tego stra-
sznego godla wydobyc sic ME
moze. Niema tygodnia, by w cia-
gu jego ME spe}niono kilku ma
wet zamachow przeciwko rozmai-
tym osobistoSciom, wyzszym
czynownikom, starszym Office
rom wreszcie przeciwko czion-
kom carskiej familii. IWczoraj
dokonano znowu zamachu ma w.
ksiecia Piotra Miko1ajewicza, ku-
zyna cara, kt6ry powraca} kole-
ia Peterhofu do Petersburga.
w odleg3oSci okolo 10 mil cd Pc
tersburga pociag wpad} ma mine
dynanitowa: da1a sic slyszec
straszliwa eksplozya, ktora jed
max dziwnym trafem ME uszko-
dziia wcale pociagu, ami tez ME
ranila nikogo. Pred niewielu
miesiacami zupelnie podobne "a
machy urzadzono juz raz ma w.
ksiazat Miko}aja i Piotra Miko-
laiewiczow, ale rowniez bezsku-
teczne; obecnie widocznie "a
mach powtorzono, a dzia}ac "a
pewne tn musia1 ten sam spraw-
ca. Fakt ten niemalo niepokoi po-
licye, wszelkie bowiem sledztwa
So dotychczas daremne.
Petersburg, 80 lipca. = Wiele
tn pisza i m6wia politycznem
zblizeniu pomiedzy Rosya a ia
ponia, jake ma nastapic po ma
wiazaniu traktatu clowo han
dlowego, czem wczoraj dono-
siliSmy. Zawarcie przyjaznego
traktatu politycznego jest rowniez
podobno ma najlepszej drodze do
urzeczywistnienia i ma nastapic
W przeciagu juz niewielu dni.
Rosya bardzo pragnie istotnego
uregulowania spraw swych z Ia
ponia ma Dalekim Wschodzie, "a
by modz bez przeszkody prowa-
die dzielo kulturowania swych
PROVING. mad Pacyfikiem. Wbrew
pogloskom o mozliwoSci pewnej
wojny = stosunki rosyjsko ia
ponskie maja bye .przyjazne i
szczere obustronnie, Rosya ME
chce sic mieszac do spraw Japo-
nil ma Korei, zaIatwienie spraw
rybolostwa w ostatnim handlo-
wynn traktacie usuwa reszte pun
ktow spornych.
Londyn, so lipca. = Ukiady,
toczace sic juz Cd diuzszego CA
su pomiedzy rzqdem angielskim
a rosyjskim, doprowadzi}y podo-
bno do pomyslnego rezultatu. O.
ba rzady przyszly nareszcie do
porozumienia W sprawie intere-
sow swych i granic W Azyi, zwla-
SEGA ma pograniczu indyjskiem.
Haga, 80 lipca = Odbyla sic
tn wczoraj nadzwyczaj wanna ma
rada, W ktorej uczestniczyli: An
glik, Sir E. Fry, - Niemiec
Marschall v. Bieberstein, =
Francuz, Bourgeois, = Wioch,
Tornielli = Rosyanin, Nelidow.
20 d4ug1ch debatach przedsta-
wieniach Anglia zgodzila sic u
sunac ze swego wniosku o roz-
brojeniu siowa ,,absolutna ko-
niecznosc" (rozbrojenia), przeciw
ko kt6rym usilnie Professionally
Niemcy. Wskutek tego wniosek
jej schodzi do roll polecenia =
rekomendacyi, podobnej jaka W
tel sprawie uchwalono ma Kon-
ferencyi 1-szej. Rowniez przy-
szlo do Pewnego porozumienia
sic pomiedzy Anglia Niemca-
mi W kwestyi miedzynarodowych
sadow zdobycznych, ktore maja
decydowac o losie lupow wojen-
nych. Do sadu tego ma nalezec
15tu reprezentantow: 6ciu po je-
dnym 6ciu najwiekszych pahstw
Europy, po jednym re Stanow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-30
I.0Wy zanaCh v Petersburgu.
Pnymierze rOsyjskO,japohskie?
WANNA NARADA w HADZE.
Punkt SpOrny miedzy Niemcami Anglia uSunety.
MOzliWOSG st lfych Sad6W pOubOwnych. Grzecz-
nOSci francuSkie dla Stan6W ZjednOcZOnych.
ZBTTY OKRET. WICHRZENIA Ma KUBIE.

procesu POzary
New Yorku POwesii go spalil. Staruszka.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
CHARTER characterization.

The York Grocery Company. with 4
capital stock of from $4,000 to $4,000,
has been granted charter OF incor.
poration by the Virginia commission.
The new company proposes to con-
duct the wholesale grocery business
in Hampton and has leased the first
stors-room in the Kecoughtan build
ing In King street. The officers. are !:
President-Mr. ]. P. White; vice.
president-Mr. II. M, White; secre-
tary-treasurer-Mr. L. F.. Moore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
MISS MARGARlTE v. RUckER
TO WE'D MR.. a. c. JONES
Popular Young Business Men of
Hampton viii Claim Attractive
Young Woman Of suena Vista.

Colonel Daniel Harold Rucker. Sr.,
of Buena Vista. has issued invitations
% the marriage OF his daughter, Miss
Margaret Virginia Rucker and Mr..
ashton Crenshaw Jones. of Hampton.
rhe ceremony will occur in the First
Baptist church OF Buena Vista on
Wednesday evening. January 8, at s
o'clock. Miss Rucker will be attend
ed by her sister, Mrs. N. A. Rees, OF
Buena Vista, rs matron of honor and
Ter bridesmaids will be Misses Vix.
ella Cunningham, OF Buena Vista, and
elizabeth Rucker, of Amherst county.
Mr.. Jones will have as his best man
his uncle, Mr.. b. s. Jones. of Lunen-
,erg county. and the ushers will be
his brother, MIR. Robert Jones, OF
charlottesville, and his former class
nate. Mr.. S. Burt Ellis. of Waverly,
Va.
Rev. Mr.. Royal, pastor of the Bap-
list church. will be the officiating min :
'ster
Following the ceremony Mr.. Jones
Will take his bride on a wedding tour
n the North and will later come TO
Hampton.
Miss Rucker, who Ia the sister of
Mr.. Daniel H. Rucker. Jr. or Hamp-
'on, and Mrs. Clarence Porter Jones,
If Newport News. has visited here
IN several occasions and is accounted
one of the most popular. as well as
attractive young ladies in Buena Wis
"a.
Mr.. Jones is one OF the best known
and best liked young business men In
Hampton. He Is the junior member
of the firm OF Peasants & Jones. fur
niture dealers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
chexns,s studio

Cheyne's Studio.
Will be open for the accommodation
of his patrons until o'clock this at
ternoon s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
AT ST. MARY's CHURCH.
Beautiful and Impressive Services VIII
Occur at Old Point.

Beautiful and Impressive Services VIII
Occur at Old Point.
Interesting Christmas services Will
he held today in ST. Marys Star OF
he Sea Roman Catholic church al
Did Point. The program follows:
First mass 1880. High mass 1890
a special musical program has been
ranged for the male choir for the
high mass.
Theo. dc la Haches Corpus Christi
mass complete. will be sung by the
choir, accompanied with organ, and
orchestra from the fort
Members of the choir follow: Franz
futter, ]. J. Koran. James b. Nc
Gurley, James Boyhan. Frank Bur
leigh; sololsts, Charles Tully. Adolpt
Berger, L. S. Yassel. Daniel Shea
organist. Miss Mary Nealon. Choir
director, John P. Caugher.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
MR. NEIL MASON COMMANDER
OLD POINT GARRISON
Army and Navy Union Paid an Of
ficial Visit by John Caugher, of
National Executive Committee.

Mr.. John Caugher. member OF
the executive committee of the Ma
tional Garrison of the Army and Navy
Union. paid an official visit to Old
Point Carlson, No. 90, Army and Navy
Union. Monday night, Mr.. Caugher
was there to complete the arrang-
ments for the public joint installa-
ton of the officers of the Colonel
Royal Z. Frank and OLD Point Gar
rlsons on January 18th.
During the evening the Old Point
garrison elected officers and voted
an appropriation for the purchase
OF n handsome past commanders
jewel for the retiring commander,
MIR. Francis Jones. beautiful set
of resolutions we're gotten up for the
retiring quartcmaster, Mr.. j. d. Ty-
Ter.
The officers chosen for the coming
year were:
Communicable. Benjamin Kennc-
dy.
Senior vice communicable. Neil
Mason.
Junior vice communicable. John
c. Fern.
Adjutant-Mr. John Deavey.
Paymaster>Mr Ira j. Wharton.
Quartermaster-Mr Peter ]. Hart.
Officer of the day-Mr. John X.
Alice.
)Ticcr of the watch-M. John j.
Koran.
Chaplain-Mr. Christopher c. Lewis.
Executive council-NIessrs. Francis
f. Jones. Elias Hale ana Neil Mason.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
CHRISTOPHER c. JETT
DEAD, AGED IS YEARS
Aged and Well Known Citizen OF
Hampton Responded to the Last
Summons Yesterday Morning.

Mr.. Christopher C. Jet, SO years
old, one of the oldest as we'll as tho
best known men in Hampton, dice
in his residence in South King street
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. MI
Jett had been in declining health fol-
several months and his demise was
due to the inflrmities OF old age.
Porn in Northumberland county on
March 16. 1924, Mr.. Jet came to
Hampton when quite n young man
and engaged in the mercantile bust
ness. When the war broke out be-
tween the states, MIR. Jett went to
Yorktown, where he was stationed
throughout the nnpleasantness. He
returned to Hampton at the close oil
the struggle and again engaged In
shipping store and later wood and
shipping store and later the wood ant
coal business. Mr.. Jett took an &C
tive part in the rebuilding of Old st
Johns Episcopal church and was {
vestryman for many years Mr.. Jet
at one time took much interest II
| politics.
Mr.. Jett is survived by his widow
and one sister, Mrs. Maria CANNED
The funeral services will be hell
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock and vii
be conducted by Rev. Reverdy &c
till.
The following gentlemen vii
act as pallbearers: Messrs R. X. Cur
tits, W. D. Rudd. J. M. Willis. Georg,
r. Wood, M. c. Ransone and Gilber
10. Meats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
FAT HEN PROVED UNDOING
OF GRANT WATTS
Phocbus Negro spied the Chicken on
Charles Waters Hen Roost and
Now He is In County Jail.

The sight Of Il large, juicy looking
her, perched OH the hen roost of
Charles Waters in Fhoebus, proved
too great temptation for Grant
Watts, colored. who will not even
be able to enjoy the fowl for his
Christmas dinner today. Instead he
will take his meals for the coming
90 days at Hotel de Curtis.
Watts saw the chicken Monday
night and he simply allowed the hen
to- fly into his arms. He said he
couldn't overcome the desire of the
bird to leave Mr.. Waters roost and
threfore he thought he should not
be punished for the acts Of the chick
en-.
The hen was valued at 40 cents by
Waters and Mayor l.. p. Furness
thought fine of So and costs would
be enough to make Watts reflect
when he again spies a chicken in
Phoebus. Watts was unable to
raise the amount of SS.S5, which
included the fine and costs. and was
given 90 days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
~D----s---
Chcvne,s StIdio

Chcyne's Studio.
Will be open for the accommodation
OF his patrons until 1 o'clock this at
ternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25

cheyne's Studio.
WilkSbe open for the accommodation
OF his patrons until / o'clock this ar
ternoon.
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Matters Personal
z Observation-Disclosures


Miss Mamie Copeland who is at
tending the Mary Baldwin Semin-
airy in Stanton, is here to spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Copeland in Armistcad
avenue.
Miss llilda Schmelz has come home
from the Sweet Briar Seminary to
spend Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, George A. Schmelz in
East Queen street, extended.
Mrs. Jushua Fitchett. in Victoria
avenue. extended, has as her guest
her sister Mrs. John Morgan Of
Morrison. Va.
Mr.. Thomas Blackmore, a student
Mt William and Mary College, is
spending Christmas with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Blackmore In
Columbia avenue.
Mr.. John j. DAILY. who is attend
ing school in Washington, is at his
home in Phoebus to spend the Chris
tmas holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. ]. DAILY in Curry street.
Rev. A. ]. Porter, who was at one
time pastor OF the Phoebus Methodist
church, and for years presiding ell
der, and later transferred to tho Bal
timore conference on the superanuated
list. is visiting his daughter, Mrs
Cross in Phoebus. He turned his
SOth year on Monday, and is still
hale and hearty.
Mrs. Bessie Lewis, who came from
Wilmington. Del. week ago. to
aate Miss Lillian Hatts' wedding
expecting later to be joined by her
husband, was called home on Mon
day by the sudden and serious illness
of her husbands fathr.
Mr. Charles Sngden Is home from
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute to
spend Christmas with his parents a.
the Normal school.
Messrs. Alton w. Belts, OF Wood
bury. n. j.. has arrived to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Belts. and
to witness the marriage of his sister
Miss Lillian Belts and Mr.. r. d. Hope
.Ir.. this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
SHOT AT CHICKEN THIEF.

J. r. Richardson Probably Injured IN
known Night Prowler. o
Mr.. ]. p. Richardson, who resides
in East Hampton. almost captured a
chicken thief last night. Mr.. Rich
ardson shot at the man and probably
wounded him. but the intruder escap-
ed by breaking through barb wire
fence. Blood spots indicated that the
man was hurt.
Wnen Mr.. Richardson heard the dis
turbance in his hen house he got his
gun, but the thief started to run,
whereupon Mr.. Richardson fred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
CHINESE COOK SHOP.
Charlie Gar. Prom.

t0+ Mallory street, Phoehus, Va
Will always keep the latest and
most tempting food that the market
affords, including Chicken Chop suey
Stew OF Yutio Main, Fried Yutko
Main. Everything served after the
best aSyle. Rates reasonable i'm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25

Miss llilda Schmelz has come home
from the Sweet Briar Seminary to
spend Christmas with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Schmelz In
East Queen street, extended.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
CHRISTMAS AT ST. JOHNS.
Holy Communion at . O'Clock and

Holy Communion at 9 O'clock and
Sermon at II o'cA,ok Today.
In celebration of Christmas day
Holy Communion services will be held
old st. Johns Episcopal church
this morning at Q o'clock and at II
o'clock the morning prayer, with ser
mon. will be conducted by the rec.
or, Rev. Reverdy Estill D. d. The
choir will render a special program
Of music.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25

Death Of an Infant.

Death claimed the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Huston Face, In
their residence In Newport News av.
enue. yesterday afternoon. The fu-
neral services will be conducted from
the residence this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-25
CHRISTMAS Attire
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday School Children win Be
Given a Visit from Old Santa
Claus This Evening.

The Sunday school Of the Church
OF Christ will hold its annual Christ
mas entertainment in the lecture room
of the church this evening Tho pro-
grim FOR the event is given below:
Joy to the world"-Arranged from
Handel Chorus.
Scripture and Prayer. .........
........ Superintendent of School.
The Star ......... Emma Harwood
Telling the Story. Hazel Patrick.
Ring Ring Rlng"-Chas. Gabriel
................ Chorus
The New Born Babe. Ruth Duyall.
Welcome .......... Bessie Patrick.
Solo Our Saviour"-Hickman -.
................. Violet Powell.
Why Christmas Comes. =. 49,.
................. Clyde Tennis.
The Christ" ...... Matte Rogers.
Hail The Lord OF Glory'-Adams
Gabriel .................. Chorus
How ! Wish Knew.
................... Virginia Davis.
Recitation ......... Charlie Tennis.
Solo ........ Master Edwin Brauchl.
aecitation ............f. Bessie Davis
hecitation ............. Alice Wood.
DAYS of Days"-Lehman Chorus.
What Can Children Dor. ...
............ BY Several Children.
Kris Kinglc's Joke. Ralph Walker.
The Mother and Infant Jesus.
Violet Powell. Ella Tennis. and
Emma HARDWOOD.
Remember the Poor" Pearl Powell.
A visit to the children by Old San
ia Claus.
Closing Chorus-"Rlng out, Chin
Ing Bells" .............. Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Coroner Mix, who is making an in
vestigatiOn into the fatal shooting OF
Frederick McGann Kelley at New Ha-
ven. Conn.,, who was also known more
Familiarity among his friends and ac-
uuantanccs as Frederick Mccain. said
Wednesday night that he had complet-
ed the taking of evidence in the case,
but desired to read it over before max
ing his finding public.
Word is received at Fredericton. n. b..
that the state department at washington
has passed an order transferring all the
consular business Of the American aSen-
cies at Fredericton, St George and Grand
Manar, to St. George. Iumbermen there
say the order. il not changed. will be a
severe blow to the lumber trade between
Fredericton and the United States. a
resolution WIS passed by the city Coun-
Gil protesting against the abolition of the
consular agency and requesting the
Board of Trade to take the matter w
with the Cntcd States authorities.
Police commissioner O'Meara sent to
Gov. Guild his first annual report
Wednesday. The commissioner pays high
tribute 20 the efficiency of the Boston
police force and says that he has diScov-
cred no evidence Of that corruption
which is the curse of the police depart
mcnt of some other large cities The
commissioner takes up the question OF
Sunday work and urges the necessity of
a fuller explanation of the meaning Of
works ''of necessity and charity" The
report also contains a recommendation
that the law relative to restrictions on
selling liquor on election dav be amend
ed to conform with restrictive laws ar
fcctins Sunday and holidays
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
sAGADAH0c
NORTH BoWDolN.

Giles Sampson, one of BoWdoin's re-
spected citizens, died Sunday evening,
latter an illness Of a few days with
heart disease. aged about 65 years. He
is survived by one daughter, Mrs. w.
c. Batchelder of this town.
Danforth Varney recently purchased
of parties in Readfield fine yoke of
oxen. lining more than seven feet.
which together with his yoke of black
IIolsteins he will work On the lumber
lot of his home farm.
The district school taught by Miss
Kate Benson, closed last week for the
winter vacation.
Mrs. Flora Farr OF Lisbon passed he
s. Card.
Because of sickness in the neighbor-
hood the program arranged for Christ
mas eve, at the North church was
Withheld.
Joel Allen and W. c. Batchelder were
in Bath last week. serving as traverse
jurors. Mr.. Batcheldcr was excused
from service this week an accoun. of
illness in his family.
Miss Gladys Small OF TopSham VS.
tied relatives in the place last week.
Mrs. Edith Coughlan of Lewiston
was the guest Sunday of her grand
mother, Mrs. Lucy Small.
Miss Lottie Rideout Of Sabattus
passed Sunday here with her mother.
Mrs. Robert Rideout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Libby and fam
lily Of Sabattus were guests Sunday OF
friends in town.
Lester Rideout is hauling his wood
to Lisbon Falls.
A. L. Batchelder has returned from
a few days visit with his sister. Mrs.
Louise Varney. at Litchfield.
1t is said that Sylvester Stewart his
sold mis- wood lot and that the pur-
chasers will soon erect portable saw
mill on the place.