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New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

with 80 passengers malls and mdse Arrived at 'he h
$50 -. e.,.-, r,ns q Singa-
more IL Sabang IS Port Said July ana
Philip Ruprecht. with naphtha Arrived a' 'he Dai '
"a ruiv 20
the brunswick Sc Co. with lumber Left QuaI'i'''7 "
steamer Tabor CNor). Horgen. Tarnp6o july "a onnar
American Smelling and Refining Co. with lead aq cpp
bullion Passed In sandy Hook at 4 m VIII "'''
a Perth AmbOy CTvde
Sc 60 with rndse. Highlands at 2'oo 2 M - ,-o-
,fonrCe TIuphers Newport News ana Ncf
foiL 70 the Old dominion So Co. with passengers al"
Tndse Left Quarantine at 2:22 m ,,-,-, sou+bures.
sandy Hook J. Aug 2. $50 p ni-"Lu sou
light breeze partly cloudy
Steamers Norafts (GreeE1) Naples. flraeuS
senb i I'uneo tNor,. Antonio - l,aaT-
arora Hong Kong etc; Roda Er) RotIerdaii a1cts
zas Havana and Tampico: Marie. Porto fSic. sri
Charleston dni Jacksonville; Hamilton ->0--' ~
Newport News; Santurce. Georgetown
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
NoPTHFIELD CONFERENCE OPENS.
Town Filled with Visitors-W. R. Moody
Formally Opens the Meeting.
rav Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Fast Mortified. Mass. Aug Z-Ihe twen's-HIti
co,f.renca for Christian workers opened mere To-
night with a record breaking attendance Inc 'o"A
&c hacked with visitors. who are tucked away 'i'
-. ,ossil,le plsce The chapel Of the girls SEM
,o-- e. filed with ministers. while the gymnasium
bo,,ses nearly a hundred women Two hunoreo ana
aftv tents have been pitched TO accommodate tio
- rho hotel guests "A overiowing INTO near
Inv cottages The people felt so glad 10 be az .Ho VI.
cold that a special service was arranged before 'ne
formal opening. 1t was held on hound 10y, VIZ
- to5y OF u. L. Moody. the founder OF lhe con-
ea-ar,es IS buried. Baron NaldeTnar Null oi
Seitz Russia, the speaker ,,.
- oorferenca was formally opened tonight by
" Moody. eldest son Of the founder Inc
sneaker at the first service was Dr. + b meyer,
OF tie Free Church Council OF t-ngiaha "I" @ It@
oesarci hy DR.. @. Campben MORGAN OF lFlnHo.l.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED
pri,d,si Julv oS-Steamer Lazio GtaD. Ansa1oo' -'
York Naples. - 49, vorI, Via PIyn-
Genoa IoIv 3o@iuisiana (ItaD New YORK va vrE
TuIv 3i-Csrecian Prince tBrl New s-1rfo,
La Plata Aug i-Persiana H5rl. New AorA anu
for Buenos Ayres and Rosario -, ,-aw York for
Naples Aug 2. m-Neckar tGer>' Ne" W
,,Ttn0 .up Indian Monarch Cr, New York via 81
Vincent c V Melbourne, etc. - a., ,rs,v York
ro-, ,ug i-Felenes (Iyr) Bahia Blanca r2r NeN 10
1-openhagen July 3o-Cnited States (Dan' Ne" i ~
Christiansand.
Than July ee-Korea (Russl. New YORK
Rio Janeiro Aug byron tBrl. New 1ork'
tIIoIva Aug l-Datonhau Qr). New 1ork. r,,,otra ~
Genoa Juy 3i-Campania utaD. New 1orh' fiA-o-f' -
PIemorte UtaD New York ~ No., vork
Aug 1925 rn-tedric tfoi'' -|S' -0-
Aug Italia tItaD. New YORK
PASSED.
cagres Aug America (Fr). New York for Marsel4es-
pave Point Aug 2-AtholI C3r). New YORK ior fiaIi
r....,o, 0cer, Nev
ork
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

II. d. Sheldon OF Auburn. y. y, will conduct
.;rc meetings under the auspices OF the Evan
sc!Istie Committee Of New York CITY in the ten,
a, -.s-,, street and Seventh avenue tomorrow anc
<a- the week C N Hunt a lawyer evangelist
rom Minnesota will be in charge Of the tent at
ts.th street and Bos.on Rond- AT me other tents
the wora. continues as becoro-
The serenty-sixth annual camp meeting at Os-
.ining Heights y. Y, opens to-day. 20 continue
until Angus; IL The Rev. F. H. Carpenter. pastor
q. the Twenty fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church will lie in charge.
p, IN. Fifth Avenue fresby Uerian Church to-
marrow Or Charles r. ErdnIan Of Princeton. Will
ureach at both services. DIR. ESrdmsn mas been as
,ociafed with the Rev. o Campbell Morgan In
carving on eyaneelstic services in England for
eey.rai months DR. Morgan viii preach Au-
Flss u ard 1s
Tho Collegiate Church cf St Nicholas. Fifth ave
NC a1d :sta street, will be opened again for Ger
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
BISHOP KNIGHT, EPISCOPAL BISHOP OF CUBA, TO
ST1RT 1 THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY IN HAY4N4.

vice tomorrow The Rev. DR.. J. Preston Searle'
of New Brunswick. y. J.. will preach at the morn
ing and evening services.
Colonel Alexander 5. Bacon. q lawyer, Will take
DR. Madison c Peters's place tomorrow morning
at II o'clock in the tent at Broadway and 5tn
street taking for his subject The Illegal Trial OF
Jesus" Colonel Bacon is said to have given much
time and study this special subject.
At the METROPOLITAN Temple the subject Tor lNe
open parliament on Monday evening Will ne;
solved That universal suffrage should be eHteliu ,
to women" On Tuesday evening j. w. 1.. a. 49, !,
Saved an Empire
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

The fruit steamer Allegheny brought into port
Yesterday the captain and crew or fourteen men
Of the Italian bark Pensacola when was wrecked
off the coast OF Hayti on July H.
Tho Pensacola left Marseilles for Havana with
? cargo OF 1900 barrels of cement and Aoeo curved
shingles. On July l3 she went on a treacherouS
East Cav Island At this time OF the year there
90 a strong trade wind in those regions. and Cap
tain Dodero thought he would pass twenty miles
from the reef
There are few lights. lighthouses or other safe
guards on the Haytia1 coast. some years ago d
taa,oe, was wrecked on the reef. and two years
ILL schooner.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
MORE MANCHU2IAN CITIES OPEN.
Last of Those Agreed Upon Ready for Inter
national Trade.

Washington Aug. The American Minister IN
Peklng has received note from the ForelBh O1i'oo
announcing the opening 70 international rade
OF tho following seven cities In ManChura: Feng-
Huang-C Cheng and Liao-Yang In the province or
Fengtien; Ningkuta. Hunchun and San-hsing III
the province OF Krin. and Hai-L@t-EJh ana Aiiu'''
in the province of Hailungchiang.
With regard the renting of land by foreigners
at these places note states that speclai rent
ing and building regulations VIII be drawn up pS
C,bi,a ana until such regulations decided upon
such operations will not be permitted
These seven cities the last Of total or SIX
teen which were to be opened in Manchuria. as
nrovidcd In the China Japan treaty of 1903
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
DOWNTOWN CHURCH'S SUMNER WORK.

The Sunday ard weekday services are being held
- .he Church Of the Holy Communion, No. 32i
Six.,. avenue. in the summer usonths. just as a;
ar, - seasons OF the year. especial emphasis being
isia q. summer work among the tEen and women
~ " tenement house districts
--1. hove' cadet corps OF this church. which in
80. ss,,en,r boys has recently been in camp at
6, Tof,nlard. Long Iriend. AT the same place q
torlse g. provided by the Holy Communion con-
.--y.-sor where self-supportiag young working
won,en may board for 81 a week. AT the summer
some az tie church. Ashford Hill. Westchester
County. large number OK naothers WIN niue
49,, IRON, the city's slums being cared
IN he ~. weather
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
FIRST ANNUAL BIBLE CONFERENCE.

Sycamore Beach. Mass. Aug. fSpeciaD--Ihe
erst annual Bible conference OF the National Bible
T,e.i,u,e opened here last night with a large at
ten,4ance The opening addresses were Tnade by
Don O. Shelton, president. anu 5 d. Gordon hu-
thor of Quick Talks on Power. To-Day Mr Not
80 beean series of addresses on The Gospel
According TO Genesis and Mr. Shelton spoke on
.tOuaIf1cations for Christian Service" The ses-
sions Of the conference Will continue throughout
~ coming week.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

Emil Gauthier an ex-patrolman. living at No
on t,as, 18th street now chauffeur for Mrs. Ger
,r,de D. Waldo mother OF the ex-Deputy Police
co,nmissioner, Rhnelander Waldo, and living at
~ a. East 72d street held for trial in 500
N -, h, Magistrate Droeee IN Morrisania court
Yesterday afternoon on charge OF exceeding the
sneed limit Mrs. Waldo came TO court to aid her
ohnnffnur but not successful
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
COTTON BELOW ATER4GE.
Figures Shoe Only Slight ImprOue-
ment Over Last Months.

Washington. Aug. 1.-The crop reporting board
OF bureau Of statistics of the Department or
Agriculture finds from the reports of the corre-
spondents and agents of the bureau that the aV-
erage condition Of cotton on July % was 20. as
compared with 72 on June %. 1907: s2s on July 20
1906: 74s on July 25. 1906, and ten-year average
of S26
The following table shows the condition or july
25 OF this year and 1906. with the respective Ten
wear averages; also, the condition June 70, 1871:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
ueA1 FELLs. ELEVATOR KILLS HIM.

After being overcome by the heat while working
IN A new building at Madison avenue and Soth street
yesterday afternoon John Kelly. OF 42d street and
1ra,+b avenue struck by a descending ele-
,ator and killed instantly. Kelly was In charge OF
s,a-ionarv engine in the building. He fell half
;n,o The nit under the elevator when overcome, and
Tho elevator struck him on the neck and head
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Friday, August 2, 1907.

Francesca C1erolimch. Trieste July a.
Palermo Phelps Brothers * CO. with
ca Cabn and l2 passengers and ndse Arrived
al he a 1918 a m
Steamer Solder Prince t8r>. Dunn. New orleans July
- >, musk q evous ballast Arrived AT the Bar at
q u 80
the Atlantic Fruit Company. Arrived at the Bar al o3o
NanIes n and Henderson RTohters with IA
cafir ana 7a9 passengers and mdse Arrived at
he II - m w.. .
Victoria Hahia CaCciO 10. PcrnaUhuco H. Para 20
a-t srbo4ns 20 10 c Seager & Co. with nine pas
sengrTs mails and mdsc Arrived at the Bar at mid
night. LIST ,..,-...,, Tt. g- % ,ho vi
To- IS 90 with passengers and mdse Arrived at the Ear
s.esmar Mama IIata charles Baltimore 70 II. c.
= a,er Yith ,nd-e Left Quarantine at 6tI 4
st,aDcr Yaracas tI}r. Kirkhy. Trinidad July 25 and
Cr.noa, 70 TO the Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
sBrtDr mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TRANSPACIElc MAIL

Destination and steamer Close New York
Hawaii. Japan Corea. China and
Philippine Islands via San Fran
Observation-Disclosures .Lc-day' ooo ia
Hawaii. Japan. Curea. China and Phil
I11n tHIine lsap9s Map wa san Aug 10 900
texccpt WestD. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands, FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Vic -.
tCria II C0-ManuSa Aug H. o,oo III
'ai i.6 an d' onlv1Mtl ana l1neric Aug II
Jaran, Corea China and Philippine -
islands Cva Seattlel-F}ioJUn Maru AuS H.. o"VV i
Hawaii (via FrancisCOF-Al Alameda Aug ~ ooo p III
Hawaii. Japan. CCrea, China and Phil
iItine Islands Cvia San Francisco M ooo
Fcrertc Aug o'o ia
New Australia except West).
and New Caledonia via San Fran ar oon
Iapar Corea and China via Van
nd Victoria y C1-EmpFess
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands -
MA san Franc,co-T s transport. Aug 81 600 IN
Tahiti ari Marquesas Islands fvia San
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

New Orleans. Aug. 2-When the government crop
condition report of rs posted In the local COT
ton Exchange at II o'clock this morning there was
an advance In values The October option. Whch
stood at 1922 Just before the report was il'a"e,
jumped 124s the first bid and then adNaiceu
to 1880 There similar advances on tfle otHeI
options. It generally expected thar the report
would be buIlish IN It's nature. but IL was never
anticipated that II would be lower than a. anu
when 10 was posted as the condition, even the
most sanguine OF the bulls thoroughly sur
prised.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
v,,t,an I tAcIN BANKRUPT.

Cincinnati Aug "A voluntary petition In bang
-,,+cy vvas filed In the United States courts here
today t,y Vivian J. Fasin. widely known poll
,ician who was removed from his place as United
states marshal several months ago by President
9ooeeyelt after an investigation Of the conduct
Of his office by Department of Justice. In the
statement filed by Fagin he says his assets are
~ %. and liabilities Sl7.450 Sc.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
Proposals..

nPOPOS AIS FOR MAKING OLIVE DFAB CLOTHING
f'-UeDot Ouarterr1aster's once. 30 Whitehall
York July 20. 1So1Sealed proposals.
% usual conditions, Will be
r.ostvsd at this until o'clock. P N august
700 ard then opened manufacturing and deliver
frp az either philadelphia NeT YORK or chicago
5Hssots ~ he Ouarreruaster's Department. T. s
80 20 pairs Olive Drab Brooches f7o-. q 900
pairs Olive Drab Braeches. mounted l1oo' owe Drao
increase IN quantities OF from %
o. cont 20 cent Y desired by this department.
furnished BY this department
The right reserved 70 reject or accept any or al
,,rorogIIs or any part thereof. Preference VIII De
Of domestic manufacture. conditions
quality and price tfncludins IN the price or foreign
the duty tSsTeont beinS
sruaT Standard samples can be seen ana speciEce-
,s b1ans for proposals and full tforTnati2- VIII oe
furnished upon application at This depot Enveto2es
cC1-aIotng proposals be endorsed proposals tor
1aJrIrg Eersey ClOthinz be opened August 8 1901
CoIoneI " : PATTEN. Depot QuarteT-naster
II 5 ENGINEER OFFICE. SIS WlIaERSaGoN SO
Il rllIudf-r Philadelphia. Pa. July 81 leeI--
sealed proposals FOR constructing Two steel sS, -
-oat~a5 bore until 30 P VI Aug 80. 1907. s1d tHe1
-pitc ooeref Information furnished on application
g SANFORD Major Engrs
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

sey corporation arrested in Deem
her last attachment issued by Justice Davis
Of the Supreme Court. He was charged with inlsap
preparation Of bonds of the Havana te-
tric Railway Company. Of which he was formerly IIs
urer and secretary. Heyn Covinston Oh NJ W "N
street. the attorneys for the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
WIRELESS REPORTS.

liner Baltic was repored OF on 0 hs-
Mass. yesterday morning she Will ledcA Iei
dock this morning.
The American liner York was in communication
Yesterday with Sable She will dock 10 MORO"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

Immediately following the publication of the gov
ernment cotton report at noon yesterday prIoeS
In the local cotton market jumped from - " %
points on heavy covering and outside buying. rol
an hour the excitement continued. and then lie
market steadied down a bit the adNailte o'tI,s .
checked by heavy unloading by some oi ne rs
bulls who did not neglect an opportunity 10 ~
duca their lines The report made the average
condition Of the crop July 25 10 per cent dsnSt
- per cent month ago and S29 per cent ioi -. -
same time last year and, taking into account tl.
the crop is three weeks late. is the worst ItPoi'
,,hl,shed IN tho history Of the agricultural bureau
The traders generally took very bulIlSh we" u
the report which less favorable than hiiu p ",
anticipated. but the markets response ~ -
situation was not so great might nave ueer
v-ers not that tho Leading oi,t aus
have heen errayed on the bear side Tor the last
few weeks and as they control the buiK vi co'lot'
~ contract grade here. they were strong eh"usi
combat any aggressive pN'It.
activity or sharp advance in prices at the lolie'
The market very active. however ioi OF a
hour after the report was pubiSheo anu Pl.I
advanced rapidly throughout the list "t Iiie 80
+-ading oDtions The October option jumped lIo'i,
f19& to l220 December from 12oi 10 ~ @
January from 1910 TO 1886. Prices re;tcteu
s,.- +he shorts had covered their lines. and the
October option closed at 12o5. the January option
AZ y y and the December option at XIX. Duili6
tho last hour there heavy reallZif!s Sa's'
tbrouRbo,t the list. and the market closed oHrc-S
.aodr the ret advance being from TO II points
+, reat,ra of the market the lack OF oiN'i'
from the South the result II was sh'd' 1i n aI1i
oDtion laws recently enacted IN leHdS Hu ''"N'
Southern states. a-+ q,
,.aa.aa y cron Of from Il 500 Oqn f20cDso bales
eod that only under the most favoraoie "ea'teI
conditions from now on. II Is peheFcu ~ w.
t,,IItshnese Of the report will cause an Increased
demand from spinners. not only IN Iiis ,, 80
hut in Liverpool. Manchester and other foreign
10
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun 1:15 Moon sets - Moon age ID
HIGH WATER.
A. M-Sandy Hook Islsnd 3:44 Hei! Gave %.
p M-Sandy 335 Gov. Island 4oi Hell ua'e ''''
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the shaft, a flash lighted up the mine
and all around it. A roar followed. as
tons of coal and slate crashed down
into the entries crowded with workmen.
Then utter darkness followed, the ex-
plosiOn putting out of business the
lighting and air facilities of the mine.
The mine Immediately filled with gases
and several not hurt by the explosion
persisted while running to reach the
fresh air.
The shock of the explosion shook
buildings in Fayette City and could
be heard for miles.
In the homes of the miners, the eX-
plosion fell like a death signal and
emptied every miners cottage in the
vicinity. The occupants Of these-nen
women and children-gathered around
the mine this morning. The women
and children cry continually and stare
with horror at the seemingly fruitless
work Of rescue.
The Naomi mine is one of the oldest
operated by the United Coal Co, which
has its principal offices in PittsburS. 1t
is one of the biggest mines in the soft
coal region, and gave work to from 200
to 300 men all the year round. The
property loss will be enormous as the
mine WIS equipped at n cost Of thous-
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Nation Of Cripples
Rheumatism Be-
yond Control
THE ONLY HOPE TO RHEUMATIC
SUFFERERS IS URIC-O TREAT
MENT.

If rEeuratism continues to spread as
it has in the past few years, it would
seem as though We would before long
become nation of cripples. The terri
Bile destructiveneSs of this disease is ap-
parent on every side of us. Almost nine
out of ten of the cripples one meets had
their aiIliction brought on by rheumatism
How many thousands more there are
that are hopelessy bed-ridden and whom
we never see. rheumatism, from the
very nature of the disease, can never
cure itself and if neglected is bound to
grow worse rather than better. If you
ever have any twinges of Rheumatism go
to your druggist and get. bottle OF
Uric-O. the wonderful new Rheumatic
Specific. 1t will cure you, and il is the
only treatment in the world that will
cure YOU permanently and thoroughly.
Uric-O cures by its direct action
or the muscles. blood and kidneys.
It seeks out the poisonous Uric and
system and it is only a treatment of SUCH
a nature that will ever cure rheumatism.
L.inirnents and plasters. only serve to
drive it from one spot to another They
never cure Rheumatism. because it is
primarily n blood disease, and until the
blood is cleared from the poison, a cure
cannot take place.
There never was a case of Rheumatism
that Uric-O could not cure and you
should not put off taking it. You can
Just cut out this advertisement and
send it to the Smith Drug Co., .:6 Smith
Bldg, Syracuse. n. Y, together with
your name and the name of your drug
Uric-O and would like to try it, They
will give YOU free. through your. druggist
a . cent BOTTLE which you can test and
try to your own satisfaction.
mended in Augusta by Percy w. Means.
dac2 G
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HENRY G. STAPLES CAMP.
Annual Election of Officers Is Held
Monday Evening.

The annual meeting of Henry g.
Staples Camp, No. SO, Sons OF Veter-
ans, was held last night in Grand
Army hall. There was good attend
ance of the members, as well as a
large representation of the G. A. Il.
veterans. The following officers were
elected:
Commander-F. L. Benn.
Senior vice commandments M.
Dow.
Junior vice ommander-Herbert A.
Ripley.
Secretary-Martin Cusack.
Treasurer-M. Y. Merrill.
Camp council-George L. Temple,
Lester Partridge, d. w. Lovejoy.
First delegate. w. f. Mosher.
Second delegate-Edwin Farnham.
First alternate-H. A. Ripley.
Second alternate-John Hopkins.
After the election and the routine
business had been disposed Of refresh-
ments were served, following which
remarks were made by several of the
veterans as well as by a number of the
members of the camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-03

Joseph Wellman Of Chelsea was in
town Monday on business. He told a
Journal reporter that he, with his
friend, Alden Morang Of the same town,
would start Tuesday for Deadwater on
the Somerset extension looking for
big, game. In former years these gentle
men have had the best Of luck and this
trip they are hoping for continuance
Of the same. Mr.. Wellman's son, George
r. Wellman, and his friend, Arthur v.
holland, both Of Chelsea, made good
last week, getting a deer each at Glib
bons pond in Windsor. Both were good
sized deer.
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p. ARTHUR CONANT.

William Boynton of Hotel North re-
turned from hunting trip to Moxie
lake, Mosquito Narrows, near Cara
funk, Monday night. Mr.. Boynton says
the hunting at Moxie is Of the best and
that the snow has made the tracking
good. Not many sportsmen are now in
camp, owing to the lateness of the
season. However game is very plenty
and deer are especially numerous, so
plenty in fact that one can take his
pick Of noble buck or good fat doe.
Guide George Jones is still quite busy
showing the remaining sportsmen
where to find the best game. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Jones, the pro-
prietor of Moxie camps, was recently
in this city with returning sports
man.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Rena Albee has returned from
a holiday visit in Wiscasset.
Architect E. E. Coombs Of Auburn
was in town on business Monday.
T. J. Sanborn of Exeter, N. H., was
registered at Hotel North Monday
Ralph H. lockwood of Waterville
was in the city on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Lewis of this city
have returned from a visit in Wiscas-
set.
Mrs. b. w. Downes of Melville Smiths
music store was a visitor in Waterville
Sunday.
w. J. Thompson and r. II. Brown
of South China were in this CITY last
evening.
Miss Winnie Norcross. who has been
visiting friends in Wiscasset. returned
to town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston w. Brown
have returned from a visit to Brewer,
where they passed Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Browns parents.
Mrs. P. o. vickery left on train A
yesterday morning for Seabrook, n.
H., called there by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Small.
Howard Perkins, who had been en-
joying the Thanksgiving recess at his
home in this city, returned to Orono
Monday afternoon to resume his
studies at the University of Maine.
Nathaniel Johnson and family, who
had been enjoying few days with his
brother in Belgrade, have returned to
their home in this city. Mr.. johnson
resumed his duties in the Bowditch &
Webster drug store yesterday morn
ing.
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The little ones at the Children's Home
We're kindly remembered by their Au-
gusta friends during November with
the following donations: Mrs. A. n.
Soule, box clothing; Mrs. c. S. Davis,
clothing; Mrs. E. H. Jenkins, shoes.
rubbers; Miss Margaret Mason, barrel
flour: Mrs. E. c. Leighton. apples, on
ions, cereals, candy: r. w. Soule.
divan; Mrs. Amos Church, apples; Miss
Louise Stone, food; Mrs. r. D. Katon,
pies, pickles.; Mrs. James Fuller, candy,
nuts; Howard Benevolent Union, food
st. Marks church. three chickens,
groceries. vegetables. nuts, candy. jelly,
food.
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BOWDOlN COLLEGE.
Proaram of the Bowdoin Faculty Club
For This Winter.

Brunswick, Me-, Dec. 2.-(SpeciaD.-
The program of the BOwdoin Faculty
Club for 1913 is as follows: The Ital-
ian Renaissance; Benrenuto Cellini,
Prot. c. c. Hutchins, Dec. 2; Leonardo
da Ninci, Prof. F. c. Robinson, Dec.
16; Savanarola, Rev. H. A. Jump, Jan.
6; Marco Polo Prof. L. A. Lee, Jan. 20;
Calico, Prof. ". A. Moody, Feb. 3;
Lorenzo de- Medici. Prof. f. w.
Brown, Feb. II; Paracelsus, Prof. F. n.
Whittier, March 9; Machiavelli, Prof.
Allen Johnson. Petrarch was given by
Prof. Henry Johnson, Nov. Is.