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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
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@s lit fir ginii6tsbolere iebr intes
reliant, Die Syringe 5u beoba6ten
fpeld6e iotpobl BrG1ibent HooIenelt
tpie aud fem ibubbefoblener Yrdiis
bentihafts : ganbibat, Serr Saft
MAIDEN miiHen. Inn ii6 all Der + r.
iIi6en gefpre6un9 Ser Sarifs
rase borbei5ubriiden. Sic 8 e.
m o I r a baben, inter glebelanf
b r Of ibre gbrIi6feit in Del
Srage, Die Serrifaft I'M 2anbe bers
loren unb Die Gepublitaner i6euer
Dor Der Srase rtpie Der Seufel boz
benz Beibtpaliers &eiiel".
Sn Der bon 9rn. Gait 81 Columbus
in Ohio gebaltenen Hebe nimmt Die
@rorterune bes bon Dem 8olfe unf
Der &eeierung sesen Die g%iienbabner
9~efiibrten Samples ben meilten Harm
elm. Nur pberfladlih nnb iebr pben
bin, beriibrt CT bic 5rase bes SOl=
tariffs, bic - suiammen nit BET
Wabrnngs= mnS @elbfrase - bod I'M
M%ittelpunfte Der mirtbidaftliden
Nefprmarbett fteben ipate. Sn ieis
ner sesentpdrtigen @eitalt beoeutei
Der SinglebsSa fir man6e Snbus
itrien eerape5u Die @~etpdbrung eines
Wonopols, bas piele Brobu5enten unb
Snbritanten in Die Gage iebt, lire
Iitbiirger 5u idropfen unb iene 9es
fdbrli6 sgroben 8ermo9en an5ubduz
fen, bon beren 8eiHrdnfung Hooiepelt
in ieiner anseli6ts Des YilsrimS9 enfs
mails sebaltenen &ebe ipra6. 90
la1en mir bieier Gage, bab Die Nes
sierung bic ginflbr bon Sdrten aus
fremben 2Gnbern-aiH aus Seutihs
lanb-unter irgenb einem 8prtpanbe
erI6tpere. Sas pirb natiirli1 an
eriter SteQe ben @robihlddtern bes
2anbes gum Huben bienen, beren
Gorratb an Sduten nit einem S6lae
an @ertb gefpinnt, Der, IN Dollars
unb Gents umgeieBt. ibnen 1id)erlih
bebeutenbe 1rofite gepdbrleiiten miro.
Die BON Der repnblifaniihen Hartei
sef5rberten Spds6le baben infer
9anb sn einem fiinitlidben Sreibbans
bes 9apitalismas nmseftaltet. Ser
Snouitrialismus bliibt auf Soften bes
Iderbaues unb auer anberen Yrooufz
tionsfrdfte. Sie gntipidluns Der
SnbuItrie tpdrb treibbausmdbis eefore
Bert. niht i'm SntereHe Der aIgemei>
men @olfspoblfabrt. ionbern bes 8a>
pitalismus. Der it6 bereiherte aui
Soften Der Naiien.
@enn iebt Nooiebelt bic @n5apfun9
~iiberboller 8eIbidde bur9 Die glltfers
leguns elmer ginfommenz unb grbs
idaftsiteuer befiirtportet - unb bas
bat er audi in ieiner am 20. Iusuit
gebalteneu Hebe nieber 9etban - 10
beiBt bas bod Die 9 d m p Il n 9
zines llebels a m ali6en 6
beginner. Crit Idbt man cine pers
I6pinbenbe Winberbeit ii6 bo1iaus
gen - tpie Die 8luteeel = nm iie
nadtrdelih pieber nit Der Steuers
f6raube 5u i6ropfen.
ginfa6e gbrlihfeit, 3. +. Bers
E inberung bes antpafiens Der
HieIenbermo9en bes Snbuftrialismus
bnr6 Serabiebung Der 8ouc, Sas
tpdre elm promptes unb burfidlaeenz
bes Seilmittel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
gen lnpfaua bes bI. altarsfafra.

gen Gmpfang bes pr. Mtarsiafra=
mcntes bic 3raft nnb Stdrfe 81
indjen, pelde ibr in beutiser Seit 70
iebr nptb tbut. rWie emit Die
gbriiten". 10 iaete er, .in ben 3eiten
Der Ierfolsun9 burh Die tdglihe
Communion itets fir ben &f 9ez
riiItet tparen, 70 iolen ai6 mir es
iein. Dem neien Seibentbume 9egens
iiber. Sie sc hammer Dor Muem
iino 3u biefem 8ampf berufen. Woge
Der Seilanb I'M Saframent bes Iltars
linen &raft perIeibenl" - gum
S6luNe fiinbiste Cardinal Slider
nod an, bab er ertuirtt babe, bab Der
elidariitiide gongreb i'm Sabre 1909
III &oIn abgebalten tperben. SIM
Sabre 1908 finbet er in 2onoon itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
ttnier Suma'er ySippree &eeprb"

ltnier Sppa'er ySipprce &eeprb"
ni6t eeraoe Elm gbrenab5eihen
L uns. Gplte es iiberbaupt elm
,5ei6en iein. 10 traeen mir es lieber
DIT an Der Sruit. Gin Serr @. s.
,plep bon 8aibineton, 9. g., bat
z 9iborces2ae unb @Sraee in
otpa~ unteriuht unb maft Die etipas
bne unb fefe 8~ebauptune. bier I'M
tnate niirben 20 Yro5ent Der se>
)%lofenen rgben" NIT Siporce enois
yen. Sn Der frommen Stabt Ses
Woines iolen ALIEN in ben leeten
0 Sabren - Der Ntann i6eint cine
,orliebe fir bic 3abl 20 81 baben -
200 gbei6eiounsen itatteefunoen
aben. G6on lit Sas ia n,dt. Benn
8 nuer tpabr lit. mare es intereHant.
u erfabren. tpie piele Chen bon 8a@
boliten barunter iinb. 8ir leben
idmli6 in Der feiten lleber5eusune.
sS uniere fatbolii6en @eiitli6en ben
;betnoteH biel bauerbafter binoen
onnen. als bic i9pafen 5dnoe Der
,Yreahers". Sci uns lit Die Che
ben elm bo6beilises Satrament unb
8ott lei es sebanft - no Gbris
lis bel Dem S6lub oes gbebiinbniies
T. ba .gibt es eiuen suten Slang,
wenn lid bas Starfe NIT Dem S6pas
den part. Sic Statiitif biirfte
bier elm itarfes, aud Inbersgldubis
gen einleudtenbes Grsument fir Die
ftaatss errettenbe ardit Der tatbolis
fhen Stride eeben. iuenn mir 9enaue
bdtten. Sam Scenario uns
oieIelben 9eben2l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
aatbotiiGer Observation-Disclosures.

Bonn WaFeriiGtisen.-en IA, Ill.
g. s. Scpt. MariG @eburt. Sabrian, Or.
'M. 9. 8orbiniau, 3. @Orsonius, ".
q. 10. QuI9eria. Nitol. .. Golent.
M.1l. Qrotus. Spa;iutp. 9einilian.
e. l2. 9uioo. Silpimls. Saesrbos.
3. IL. Wotbursa. Gulosins. gmatns.
81. Greu,.@rb. Maternus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
8nsbaft.

Sunger g6emanu: SRA. mas sibt's
bout gu eiien, Ser6fen?"
Sunee Srau (ber bas Glen anaes
brannt iit) ~Seute gibt's -
gibbs - gibt's r
gbemann: Pa. hii' nur - i6
rie@e ben grateu idbn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03

- lie in Der porigen gorreiponben5
All eripdbnten II nruben in
. Stalien tpnren 10 ernlts
~ halter glatl1r uno fir Die 2ns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY
GEO. R. WALKER GIVES HIS
VIEWS ON THE REMOVAL
OF THE RESTRICTIONS

WAYS been q difficult one from a po-
Hucal as well as an altruistic stand
point The policy Of the government
as always been a generous and kind
policy. u has never been landgrab-
bling policy.
The white man came 10 the Unit
ed States of Ameri,a as a discoverer
and couQuoror. n was the right OF the
Indian tn enjoy fhe status Of the van.
Gui>lei or r,tlkc the country from
the invading white man. The circle Of
the globe hy civilization had to be
made The dominant race had a final
rEh, tO control The onward move.
wert of controlling civilization is ir.
r'si>taHl,. 10 allows nothing 90 oh.
Struct SO 10 will even break down
forms Of Eoyernment and precedent.
70 will have i's own. Nothing can stop
IFS progress. As well try 10 stem the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09

business is the occupation Of man
Politics is an incident to business. Il
Is the cnclnccr The business of the
Indian Territory designated by the
language ~ treaty ana the United
States supreme court as "thc Indian
country. Is terribly ohstrictei h,
one condition The removal of this
one barrier Is the cue paramount con.
s.icrafion for the people residing in
the Indian country their friends else.
where and tie national cOvcrumeut
This barrier Surrounds the Indian
country as the Chinese wall surrounds
fhe empire q China 10 re0yls from
every side 'ho approach Cf Vrorres-
sion This Chinese wall makes O. CONE
pariNv'lv barren place ~ the Arcadia
of America u iso'ates the Indian
country and isolation is o dceenera;-
inr situation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09

Ardmore IommauGegy No. .
Nu.-h,s Templar--A IA. Palmer. EN-
.n,ut commander. Geo X Bruce. re-
corle-. Meets frs, Tuesday in each
month iu Masonic temple.
Arimore Chapter ~. II. Roya'
Arch Masous n. Bruce. high
priest. John L. Gait. secretary. Reg
ua- meeting second Tuesday night
in each month
Arimore Council No II, Royal and
Se,ec, Masters Robert Il. Henry
thrice u'gstrjous eminent Geo Il
Bruce. recorder Resuar meeting
e-st Thursday nigh, iu each month
A-lwore Lodge. No. 81. 4. P. ana
4 Nh. ". G-in,h. worship,l. mas
,e- Geo. n bruce. secretary R,su
Tap meeting first Saturday u.sht on o.
,. Gore the tl.l moon IN each meath.
A-Iwc-e Chapter. No. 90. order 20
Eastern S.ar-W. A. B.mbgsh. wo-
Thy patron. Mrs Lille Palmer. Vcr
,hy ma,-cr: Mrs. Fannie Sac-a Bum
PASS secretary Meets fourth Mon
law nigh, 10 each month
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09

As the rivers flow. as the tide lifts
carries people 20 the uuinhabitel
places and civilization eleyates and
fills everything as completely as does
the common air.
And this barrier-what Is it,
Every man. woman and child In the
Indian Territory will answer. 1t Is
the restrictions upon the alienation OF
land" Why is this deat-lne drawn
about the Indian country and who
drew 60? Has the time arrived FOR its
eifhcement is the question Of tho
hour.
Everything In reference 20 tho de-
yelopmeut of the Indian country IS
40 stake upon the solution Of this
question shall the dead line be ef-
facede II not. why not This line was
drawn about the Indian country by
the national government aud the In
/ dian country has bee nand still is a
National Reservation. In this country
I the government. since 1880. and now.
. is eusaGed iu political business OF an
Extraordinary quality here the ryn-
tinual government is engaged in fin.
ishiug up the most unique. the most
novel experiment IN history. The I'M
5ertaEne stands alone. IL is distin-
I su.-he3 likewise. by hish tone.
/ THH United states Of America IS
the richest nation in the world. Its
wealth exceeds oucfourth ot the
wealth gt TIE world. Yet, with i,s
. wealth and 0ower. the national gov
+ F'rnw.nt o. The United States In its
I experiments 90 the indian country has
nor '"r Ha .' '' turn hack law of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09
Live stock Market.
A.hmnrNifa SuNNial.

n ulnNItlAt sylvan
Kansas CITY. Julo >-Al,hou-h gen.
eraI cattle receipts have been heavy
this week. the market is holding up
good. except uu medium 'o comon
COWS aud heiters. for which there is
small outlet at this time Yesterday
ana today there WAS % slight weak
ness ON the steers but the market
mas ruled active and everything clean
ga up at only small reductions IN "a
rev cases Run ut Qua-autues today
.s - carloads, embracing good many
from Texas. chief feature uf which IL
the shipment of Kelly a Norris Com.
stock. ~ steers, HOS pounds, At S4'''
Fed steers iu quarantine this week
have sold ~ $500 90 $500, top today
$3.50. grass steers rAug.ug from 81 81
90 S4-5. cows $3.50 20 Sioo. bulls
$3.50 ru <+OH, veal calves S'.'1 L,
s..-5. The controversy regarding tht
sale OF She stuff 90 packers subject
has not Vet been settled, an parties
standing same position as one Wees
aEu. and mo sign OF Weakening any
where \ few shippers have been pre-
vailed ON to sell To- packers subject Y
post uo.tyW. receiving big premiums
hu their stun. but the iuruAt- ~ th.
character are OF small amount 10 th'
total, Liberal supplies ot hogs ar
selling steady to strUu- this Wees
ana actively while sheep and lamb
are selling at vN,raori.1ary prices
Arizona range lambs $500 to $3.50
yyar,ircs $40. ewes Stlo % S62l
vyrhvrs 500. Texas ma,,ons $500 .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09
NotIee q ouardIan,s sac q Lan4s.

Notice Of Guardians Sale Of Lands.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
iersigred guardian ot Fay Williams,
Mabel Williams and Henry Williams
minors. will oror for sale at. pubrc
auction 20 the highcat and hcs bid
te- the following described r'al cs-
-ate situated IN Ardumrc. lnd.su Ter
r.to-y viz;
lot two t2l in block one hundred
and eish,y-two N>2l according 20 the
Official map of said city
The said property is situated on
North Washington street and is what
is known as te T. H. Williams resi-
teuce property.
This sale is made under and by
virtue OF an order ~ United States
court made May 21th, 1907. at Ard
more. and will take place in front vt
said property on Friday. June 2lst
ltH1. between the hours ot p. m.
and 2.20 p m. and will be for one
third cash and the remainder In four
mcuths, without interest with lien
reserved for remainder OF purchase
money.
The undersigned viii join In decd
II sale is confirmed, relinquishing her
dover interest.
FANNIE b. WILLIAMS,
Guardian.
Potterf & Walker, attorneys nor eua~.
dian. s-l..l'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09
The Probe Baked,

Muskogee. I T, June 6-rhe H.
vestigation of bribery charges made
against Alderman Alley in connection
with a garbage ordinance which was
before the citv councu Is temporarily
held up, the seven business men .ap'
pointed by M7vor Martin 10 look into
the charges having refusedto act y
Is not known what action will nov
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09
HEAVY POLICE DOCKET

IT y ~ -alaE I-"T :. llTt Mon
Gay Morn.ns.
Police judge John l. Gait did no,
hold police court Saturday on account
1i the Democratic primary. As the
judge has been away on a ten Iavs
leave of absence and the cases in H..
court have been multiplying since hi.
absence. the coGr, will be- a busy 1Iac,
Monday morning when i, opens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09

by Associated Press
COustantinople. June s.-The vii.
lage u Serai on the Turko- Persian
froatier was destroyed BY an earth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09
FIRE SALE

Julius Kahn has moved his stock
~ China and glass ware and novel
Ties across the street. second door
vest of the cuur, house. His entire
'iocN, including shelving and coun.
.ers. WI. De- sold for less than whole
sale cost Come early. sale viii not
-e advertised but short time. Now Is
tH4E cAalgr. o.
Don't De- riser a rikt- Is one
who drops al, his advertising money
~ one hole There are other ways
hl hN4l ways. q.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09

DRS FOCHT n TULl-Eye. ear.
nose. throat and rotractmn work. 9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09
FANNIE b. WILLIAMS.

Potterf & Walker attorneys nor guar
tian. g-l..lI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
COMPANY is SOLVENT.
Receiver Warner Says Action Simply
Matter Of Protection.

North Adams, Mass. Nov. "-itecelEeF
Warner of tn" Arnold Print Works said
today that there was not the slightest
question of the solvency Of the company.
He said that the protection of the courts
had been sought solely because of the
present financial situation. which made 1t
difficult for the company to renew matur-
ing obligations. He said that the instruc-
lions of the court We're that the receiver
should continue the operation of the plant
and that accordingly all the employees
would remain at work and the works
would be run exactly as usual When
asked how long he thought the temporary
receivership would continue. Mr.. Warner
said that he could not tell. but he thought
that it might last until the financial sit
,Iation improved.
No effect on other mills in this vicinity
or on local banking and business inter
ests is anticipated. II is understood thai
the Arnold q, las practically no deal
ings with local banks. most of its finan-
cial TRANSACTIONS being with banks in New
YORK and in New England cities outside
Of North Ada~s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
Short LObSterS and Short
Measures Keeping Wardens Busy

Bath, Ne. Nov. 6.-Fish Warden y.
j. Hanna seized 100 short Holsters Yes
terdaE in the express car on the train
leaving here at 1879 for Portland.
Wardens York and Snow We're with
Mr. Hanna at the time and accompan-
led the Holsters to Portland where the
shorts We're liberated The holsters
belonged t. Zenias Lawry of Friend
ship. who recently shipped via steamer
Mincoll to Portland five barrels
lal elled Not to be opened by any
damned warden under penalty Of pres
cculion.'
More or less Holsters in the past
have been shipped with the same in
structions and Warden Hanna feels
badly that these We're not so labelled.
It is useless 10 add that they would
lave been opened just the same foT
such Prosecutors do not seem to ter
ri!y the NairlenS.
There We're EIGHT barrels in all and
only six and a half barrels were eX-
amined before the train started for
roston. In AL 80 shorts and one see,
lobster were found. The shorts viii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
NEITHER SIDE WINS.
Honors Even In Debate Between An
son Academy and New Portland II. S.

North New Portland, Me. Nov. g.
Nov | in Music hall a speaking con-
test between Arson Academy and
North New Portland High school. was
the first of the kind between The
schools and much credit is due the con-
testants of both Much careful prepa:-
alton was evident on both sides and
fine literary talent was exhibited by all
of the speakers. The speakers were as
follows. Arson Academy contestants:
Miss Minnie Greenleaf. Miss Flora
Berry, Mr. Lee Ellis North New Port
land contestants: Miss Madeleine
Emery, Miss Ethel Stansbury. Miss
Eva Jackson.
AT o'clock the speakers formed in
line and marched to the stage to music
played by Miss Verna HIATT The stage
was tastefully arranged with palms
and other plants Principal Ray Cecil
Carter Of North New Portland High
school acted as chairman.
Following is the program: Piano
solo. Miss Verna HIATT; The Angel OF
the Shepherd" Minnie Grcenleaf; "One
Niche the Highest" Madeleine Emery;
vocal solo, Berkeley Hutchins: Aunt
Polly" Flora Berry: MARY. Queen of
Scots Ethel Stansbury; piano solo.
Miss Verna HIATT; He Knew Lincoln"
Lee Ellis: 'Lasca." Eva Jackson; piano
duet. Misses Carrie and Lettie Libby.
The judges We're Mrs lizzie Holly
of North Arson and Mrs. f. F. Pratt
and Mr.. O. W. Chase of North New
Portland. The speaking was 50 evenly
matched that the judges We're unable
o decide in favor of either school.
3"th winning just q points.
The students of the High school scrv-
ID supper OF sandwiches. cake and
Office. at which about 80 from Arson
Academy partook, including Principal
John S. Tapley and PreceptreSs Sim
mons. A small admission fee was ask
:" at the contest. In al labout SEQ
was cleared. Much credit is due the
ladies who so kindly assisted the stu
dents in serving the supper.
1ay,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
Mansfield and the Star System

What Mansfield did during that paIf o.
his career helped to destroy the cR
system. and to establish in its Play tne
star system. There is no need TO dlscuss
the gain or loss by that demoiitien. ~.
he was one of those VINO prohts1 ".
breaking away from usage. and tol y
himself into singularity. 1t was not
1t was very hard. II now an actor
convince one Of the syndicates that ne ..
a play in which he may probably iIs.
money on tour. a route Is given y
him at once. There was no such syswS
then. Each starring enterprise nav
make its own way. Mansfield dio
slowly, very carefully, very arduouEss
Nothing beyond "A Partisan Romano
came to him quickly. and II was nu'
feasible to start out with single pa.
Before he had got Prince kari reaur
to bo tried. he began work WITH 1. h tI,..,
Sullivan II make play OF III. v.%',
and Mr.. HYDE" and Beau Brumn Is..
was as long in evolution. from Inc ,lhe
he got the plan of it from Wiiiian VIA
ter until. with the old play by 'eI i.r
as a basis. and Clyde Fitch under sa's az
q long while, the work was READY loi Al
stage. His own share in the n'akl.s =,
plavs was hardly creative; ne naa n
skill at composition. but he ola -
deal of thinking about the charac.er AZ
was to depict. getting acquain.eu =, AZ.
him, considering the right maKe-up%
pertinent. mental attributes ana rea'0'
ableneSS of action. - oc.r
I have said that in making a stai - n,
of himself Mansfield struck one u na
blows that knocked the last OF tIe "
style stock companies to pieces 6 ou ~
had no such destructive purpose , ~
contrary. he hoped to estahlisn linz, m
as n stock star in theatre OF ms 4.
in New York. That undertaking MrJ
lavcd nv n disaster which his lea .,'nr,
ness invited. Or was il presuh.pf IA
to 20 TO London with all the none
Fad earned. and all he could oSa 4
and risk it in a sumptuous mouns.,ns,
Richard III" At the Globe rs Il,
when Irving was at the helgm u sI,dt
success at the Lyceum ! ~ n,tf;,y %
proved that he had as mhcn a''h M,
the Enclishman in stagccraIt, With
plunged him deep in debt on, :" ratros
be was helped by weai'ng are his
after his return TO America VIZ. ~. Al
Pichard became remunerative. II we ' N.
the Carrick, New York, thar . In s
daavored to equal, or excel. lrs .r ri,
IN acting and producing mana ,.ere %.
firs. snveroI nrofuctions there VIZ Il.
nrof,tobie ard overwork brought o r,n.
pho:d fever to bring failure "a Instesa
tire. which he never reneMe ,,aJ stock
of clineing to any form OF the lv .Ser asa
system, he let 80 of 1t altoI .heatdal
iained the migratory sweep OF a,,;ews
affairs American Review OF he'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A petition for receiver for the BoS-
ton Suburban Express & Parcel Co., a
voluntary association of Boston ex-
press companies. was filed in the Unit
ed States circuit court at Bost on
Wednesday by James Dempsey of New
York. The financial condition Of the
company was not made known. nor
was the basis for the petition an
EouncCd at the time.
The officials Of the Ocean Steamship
Co. announced Wednesday at Boston
that they had decided to abandon 10
tEe underwriters the steamer City of
birmingham, which sank Monday
morning in Boston harbor about two
miles below her dock. after striking a
Slnken ScOw. 1t is understood that the
steamer was insured for Sl50.000
Agents for the Underwriters Associa-
ton will make an examination of the
craft Thursday with the view Of sal
vagiEs ner if possible.
Upton Sinclair. the author. who is at
Battle Creek, Mich. with his wife, in
an interview Wednesday Indignantly
denied reports circulated as to an es-
arrangement between himself and Mrs
Sinclair and also to the effect that his
wife WAS i'll a Sanitarum as the result
of the nervous shock over the destruc-
ton of their family home known as
"Hclicon Hall" Mrs. Sinclair has been
a patient al the Battle Creek Sanitari-
UNI since August Is. recuperating from
an attack of appendicitis
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Pat McMahann Of Jackman.

Pat McMahann died at the home of
his nephew in Jackman Oct IS and was
buried from St. Anthony chapel, the SER
vices being conducted by FIR Joseph For
rest. Mr.. McMahann was q native of
Ireland, but had lived in this country for
the greater part of his life coming here
when a young man. He first settled in
Canada. where he lived for a few wears
ana then came to this town, but the
greater part of his life was passed in
Jackman. He worked in the woods in
the winter and followed the river in the
spring He was a well-krown character
and probably more of the old-time woods
men was better known than he His age
was ~ years. He never married OF near
relatives one brother survives, John, Of
st. Come, p. f. I.
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cost the shipper 81 each and the seed
lobster SO
These same wardens yesterday after
noon ut the Boston boat wharf in this
city examined - barrels which came up
from POothbay bound to Boston.
shipped To James Young, and Johnson
& Young, and did not find single
Snort which proves that a little eau
tion on the part of the dealers will
alo:i any errors. Warden Hanna has
round that some dealers have uninten-
tionally used measures a trifla short,
and he believes that if the State fur
nished the measures more or less
trouble could he avoided. In fact,
down East not long ago. Mr.. Hanna
found q measure used in two townships
which We're all made by one man and
We're One-siXtcenth of an inch short.
The wardens filed them Off and let
the offenders go.
Last week Wardens Hanna. Snow.
and Raleigh seized in York and Cum
h"rland counties 3131 short HOLSTERS.
six different parties being held and
fined. varying from s15 to $3.50 each.
Tho wardens use q sealed measure.
called by the sealcr Of weights and
! measures in Cumberland county.