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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

- Gin in Cape Charles, ga, oll9.
0e5rohenea 6cuer 5erltorte orei S5dlt.
ier lmo cincn Stal. 3ipan5ig FicrOc
muroen in Dem StaIc 3u 5oOe Der,
brnnnt Ger Sdooen betr0gt ctpa
So, 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
slQaSin crrcid)t Nclu-Oorf.

q cp Oorf, 10. 1Sebruor. -
9lleris 9llaoin 6iibrer Der 9ouern-
Fartei in ser ouigel0iten ruiiiiden
Grnln fam belltc uui Dem Qampier
y oMnieitic" bier al. Gr mill cine
(our ollrd) Die Ser. Staaten ma6ell
uno gorleiun0en in Srtereiie Der
ruiiicben Notwithstanding balten.
Ginlnoltngen iino inn Don ben Uni.
rcriitdten 6nrunrO unO Dale 5ltge-
9nn8en. @e3ilglid) Der nellcn ruili-
idJen Guno lucldc 5nr Belt erpdblt
miro, iagte 2lllaOin, cr ipilrOe lid
nid)t pun0crn, menn 0iciclbc nicmals
organilirt pilr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

tifon ole icbiQcu @rmiI1tn0c1 }luCta
Ncrbeiiiibrlut0 elmer 2Iu3iobmlnN
nicbt ionftiouircn ioatc, 0ic IrouB6is
i6c HcGierlmQ tciucn Sdritt Ucitcr
in 0icicr Hibtlng tbnt luiir0C
0cmcntt$ ans 0cm Gott'
fam.
u ont t5. Gcbulor. - Die Q}ati,
tonbeb0rOen beItreiten Oic 9(uQnbcn
Nob ser Enpit cine GucpfIita o0cr it
gcn0 cit mnOcrc5 1otlmcut in Nc}ul
oui Eripnt = WottcaOicnit III Gronts
reid III Sorbcrcitln1 bat 6crncr
miro bcitrittcu, oaB li6 ser &ciuitcn.
@cnernl @crn5 olli iracno cillc Mciic
in Ocn GouiIitt jmiihcn 5rmfrcih
unO Ocn @utitnu cingcmiiCbt babe
Gater 8crnj cribeint MIR iclten I'M
GQtifon.
&ciuc &opIGnc mcGr in
q Il II re 0 $ y o tic.
&oris, t5. Icbrllor. - YrGliocut
6ollicrcS bat ouf 0ic &nitiQtipc 0ca
Otorincnluiltcr@ Gboniou bin ciu
GCfrct lultc3cihnct, 0urd lucl6ca oie
fi5icn Die SdiiiSropGnc IN Der iran.
j0lild)cn ,Slottc obNcldoiit >UcrNCn.
&oplGuc nit mebr ais 2l i0bri0cr
GicnlBcit lucr0cn pcnlionirt mdbrcno
bcn glnbcrn WcI0lun1l1cn ic notb Ger
SGuNc Scr 0icnIBcit ol9bc5nbIt ucrs
0cn Go9 Snititut ser SbiiatoplU.
lie mar crit por Ginger Belt cinnc.
| fiibrt lpor0cn.
z blourr Strucri ri6mins
0cl 'cnthiillt.
&on0oL -. 6ebrllar. - Die
Stclcrbcomtcn im0 ciucm AroBurtis
gen EInnc cinCr SHnappSbrcnncrs
Sirnn 5lrr NciduinOchu1 Der &cgic.
utng ouf sic Splr 1ctoumcu. Sic
entocdtcn ciuc untcriroilhc N0brcns
leitltng, 6urh lucldc Der ShnnppS
ans ser 9rclnerci nlb Dem Stcuer.
Wcidcr gelcitct murOc, no0rr6 Oic
6irna oic @c3nbhtnQ ser Steucr Don
s.. 75 pro @ouunc pcrnlieo. Die
Stcncr6cb0r0c ior0crt jest $500, 900
pur 9c5ubhnN Ser riitItdnoi8el
Stcutnl Don ser 6irna. Die 2InNc'
lc0Cnhcit miro lunbrldjcillih I'M Fur-
lomcnt 5ur Sprnd)e fonmcn.
Hopit YiuS en- mptGngt u II @
rttdncr
u mt 10. Scbruor. - Der Bapit
cmpfing acltcrn Sen 9iihof 9cnio.
min i. Hcilcp bon Sopunuub, Weors
0io, lmo cine @eielihoft uon 50
omCritoniihcn Yil0crlr, oic cr nod
Nom nlitgcbroGt bate, in priOotcr
9lnoien5 in Der Scr NiIcboi cine fllr5c
glnIprndc biCIt llno DEM Eupltc 0cu
EctcrSpicnniN ilbcrrcihtc. Ger Euplt
0onttc nit lcbr hc3lihcn Mortcn II.
Nob Scr Wcirie0iNunN 2Iu@Orf iibcr
ole &opuIit0t ln0 }InbGngIidbfcit, 0ic
Die Gnerifoncr in oicicr itirlniihcn
! 3cit all 0cn SnN lcdtc Ger Sildoi
io0tc inter 9ln0crcn
og3ir Iin0 olI5 Der ncucn Nclt Der
iibcr1ctumlHcn Inn fcicrlid) gc0cn
Die &criol0lmNcn 5u protcltircL pcl-
hc 6ic Stride 10 nn0crcd)tcr Wcilc IN
SrontrcicJ crlci0ct, in Dem Hon0e,
0o3 lih ri6nlt Die gelcbte GltcIte
5odtcr scr STRIDE 5il lcin lSu gGmcs
rita lhluQcn ii6cr 5cbn Ntiaioncn
S6rr5cu in Snnlpotbic nit ocnl Eoplt.
Niles, mn3 Der pGpltlidc Sttbl bill
liNt biIligcn mir; ullc0, Un8 er pcr-
mirft pcr>pcrfcn mir, GS lit grlmos
folf6, 5u Io0cn, 0oB 0dS @elcb ilbcr
Srcunluq bon Stride lln0 Stnot IN
Der frnn5oliI6en STRIDE 0iciclbcn Ser
b0ltniiic ihnfft, mic Die in Der nneris
foniihen limo Nir Genicbtl poll.
fommcnc @cliBIreibcit uno bcniiBen
llnicr Gtgcntblm nod ocm &irhc1s
@ciebc, unb iuticrc Hcdtc iinO Our6
Dos GipiIs@eicb 1cihiibt."
gllrh @iidoi &obn Sbonlep bon
Sarge, Ser Den oncrifnniidcu Yilger,
5ug bcglcitctc, ipirbe bonn Yopltc in
Eripot 2lrlOicn5 cmpfougen.
.l.lL..E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
6aben gle 6atarrb :

BesbaIb coufuItiren Gle ni6i
eiHen Nr3t, ipelther aaturrbr
Stranibeiten Der 9iafe, bes Sals
ies, Der gunge unb Der Gbren
fir ldnger. aI5 % Sabre In
biefer Ginot bebnnoelt bGt2 -
gSenn sic rei1 iino, tuiro 81.
men ni6t sli pieI nbberIangt,
uno ipenn Sie arm iino, 10
brnn6en sic nur fir bic Wlehi'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
S6merSbaftcs ltrinirem.
Nerrcn NaSlpan G. 80.
20. SuIi 1908.

.,-. 25. SuI 19O3
Scrrcn HaolpaD g. 60.
Sd mar bebnftet init llnbeitdnoiglet oes
urtnS gtH ae5uunen, beIe DIaIe In "a Shins
Den 6h urinireu 9S 1T ene groBe geIiitiauna.
pic audi febr ic6mer51ait. Nleine sefbIedtIideu
Srdte itnb fe6r fbpatb Sd mub giabts a[Ie
5met Gtunocn autfte6en nm 5u urinren: luenn
Id MID beridIafe fIebt es 40. Sd bin 07
Sabre alt uno anbermeitie bel fe6r gutter Ge,
iuno9eit. Sd erfnbe nm Or. Jlaopab's euteu
otdt5; bite I'm fofortige slntport.
g. .. Sub6em,
GbampIaiH, gIinionGu., T.,g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

ResoRpent.

NScOcr Sropfen bon Or. RoSpob's
9feIoIuent trGgt 0ur6 0aS 9lut, oen
Sdmcib, ltrin uno on0ere 6Iiiiiigfei.
ten unO S6fte oe8 SpitemS Die Sc.
bensfroit, 0enn es eriebt sic 9(6ion.
ocrllnB?3 Oes &orpers nit nelem
rnO geiunoem Wuterial. Or. 9lao.
MAPS &eioIucnt lit Oie ein5ige poii.
tipe 8ur fiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
11iereu. uno Slaien.Seioen,

urinifbe uno 0nUslaranfbeiten. 9Iafenfteine,
3ndcrfrnni6et. gsaiIeriudt, 9Ibiteaune oes gBaf.
fcrS, ltnbeitduSiGfeit oeS Trims. griabfIte
arnnfbett IIbnmnnria uuS in allen 5darn. po
"Srtd Suit".9ooenfGe borbnnoen IN ooe. bus
Sniter bid, ipoIfia uno aemii6t 1T nit Suoitans
sen. uie ons gSeibe eiues Ges ooer 1aoen pie
iuetbe Geoe, oocr es bot Elm iraurbnftes, ouniIes,
bllibico Tn8icbeu mo neben Bone Duff, 30.
ocnlnb, mo ptnu Elm prideIuoes, brennenbes
@eiGJl bcim Bnfitren bon g9nifer ipa6rnebm6ar
IT. uno eGmcr3cn i'm Streu5e lilto in Den Qenoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Gin a,lenat fpater.
%. stuguIt 1908.
Sr. Nab,paD G. Co., Wem.g,prf.

Sr. Nnbmap g. Co., 9em.gprf.
40 nebne lett Die finite GIdftbe bon Sbrcm
Helolocnt lino befinee MID bieI befier. Sa6e
aufgebtrt ben gGnfbeter" ju aetruudben. liriu
paIrt iebt Ganj orontnasmdbia uno lctt6t oJne
S6ner5en. 9dnu iett be'Tcr fdbIafeu. Stcbe
nbt 10 bdnfig aui 9er epejaIift, oen idb In
9oiion cpnfuiirir, tnste mir. i'd mife meinen
ltrn n66eben 70 Ian9e Id Icbte, iino inimer init
otcI S6mer5cn. Sd na6m ben RefoIOcnt Itetis,
bon sninng an, ein 9eiertIbeeI5ffeI bon cine
boIbe Ghuoe na6 ieoer IabI8eit. Sd Idreibe
otcien Derdt nm Gnb iuiITen Bu InIien, oaB
Aues IN Sronung III - feline SdbmerSen nno
cin Gcfunoer 3uftnnb Der 9fafe. eoa i'd nod
eine gSetfe forifabrcn. ben OteIoIbent 6u uebmeua
Sd Ieere lett bic 9Idfe sdn6, obnc 9eiblIie oes
GdtDeier.
Sbr dufrbiger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

(Sortictuns iicbe 2. Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
@gtrasSiniSenSe
prmtrhr 5par=Bamh
Don Baltimore,
eHOunede Baltimore. unS euta,u. etrase.


Baltimore. "a Sannar 1907.
Sn elmer bcuic aetuIteren Sibun9 ocs 9i
rcftoriumS ipuroc bcfbloiien. cine Grtra. ipi
beuue 5ur Jutc pru ciucm balbeu 3ruSent iiir
ba3 am 81. Mdr3 1907 3u Gnoe oebcnoe Sab,
bcrcbtiGten Cent? 8u bc8ublen, bie an ieneu
Gage often iino.
Sice GrtrasG iuiornoe (en babies BroIent)
ben nU uuo uncb Dem f. Gtpril in Die Aii6cl
OCT 9epoiitoren einBetraeeu iueroen.
Giantss mo ciaotiieucrn mcrocn hon oci
@nnf GtjdbIt
Charles epiimau, Brdfoent
(Sebr0, j Sd-9lprl it)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
~ - RHVUNH1
GbampInir, geIu sDori.

enc 5lafdc bon J,abpdb's 0lefpIpent ent5dIt
mebr oes aftioeu Rrn5pS Der WICoi5n nIS IL.
gcno cine anocre 8rdpnrntion 3u nebmen in
I6eeItfieI9ofeu, pdbreno nnoere fiIf. ODER
fc6smaI mebr erfcroern. greis ST. 9erfauft
bon 9IpotbeIcm ober nit GEprcB Suseid)di,
borun6De5nbIt. altf gmpfana uuieres Breiies.
Sbidel al Sr. Tabiua1 g. So, Rr. 55, Gin.
etrnNc, New.Dori, fis 4gcof Of 9topIee"
%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Gnoct i'm clcftrild)en Etnblc.

GolumbuS, g., 10. sSebrror. -
Gre0 Cater mrrOe bellte iriib I'M
3lldtGauic nuf cleftriicbem Mege bin'
gcri6tet. Gr mar i6ulOig beiimOen
mor0en, Eoli5iit Gm 6. GouiS i'm
Sltni 1905 ermorOet 81 baben. 8ous
pcrneur 6urriS bate i6m cine @no.
Gcniriit pcrpeigert trotoem ser @os
ter 0e9 IclinQuenten un6 uiele ons
6cre Fcrionen i'm ilebentli6 Oarluu
crnl6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

Nor Gntnrrb muft Tn 1ifl iorGam Biiten,
Der sur ScbniHolubt miro an Der ole ,Sugeno
iHrbt a2Scnu oct 9Sltm icbou ndgcl an
oeH RIitben luer III Ibor }lt iudbnen odb cr
nc pertirbt?" ingt Sbiller sat I'll Sib
cine Reibe lucitercr geiben ciIi. oereH cinCs i'm
mer sic llrddbe oee anoereH 1T. 10 lpiiic ha}
it'd olefeH uehen burcb ben t3ebrduh ocr 81.
Scrnaro Grauicrpinen iher uorbeuaen ldGi.
5lr % GeHie bel slpOlUeleru iu baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

tifon Die icbtNcu @cuiI0umNcn 3lucfa
0crbeiiiibruu0 elmer 2luai0bmnN
ni6t iouftiouircn ioutc, bic irou50ii
ihc HcgierltnN tciucn Sdritt Wcitcr
in Oicicr 9tihtlna tbmt luiir0r,
0cmcnti$ ans Dem Goti,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
EASTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
KENNEBEC DIVISION
RESUMPTION OF SERVICE

Commencing Thursday, April Is, 1907.
steamer City of Augusta" leaves Au-
gusta at 40 p. NJ, Halovell at 1.50 p.
NJ. connecting with Maine line steamer
leaving Gardiner at 3.35 p. M, Richmond
at 4 10 p. NJ, Dresden at AIS p. NJ, Bath
at 100 p. NJ. Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays, due in Boston at TOO A. NJ
RETURNING
Steamer leaves North side Union
Wharf, Boston, at 500 p. M, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, for Bath,
Richmond, Dresden and Gardiner, con-
meeting with steamer "City of Augusta"
for Hallowell ard Augusta.
Frst-class fare between Augusta or
fIalowell and Boston $500 one way. $3.50
round trip.
Steamers Of this line are always COM
Portable and the trip at this season OF
the year is a very delightful one.
Freight rates are always as low as
other lines.
All freight, except live stock, is insured
against fire and marine risk.
ALLEN PARTRIDGE, Agent. Augusta,
Maine.
c. A. COLE, Agent, Hallowell, Maine
apr1Sdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
HE CONFESSES.
Mahan Admits Murder
Of His Little Niece.
Tells The Horrible Tale, Giving
Drink as an Excuse.
the Suspected Tramp Released.
No Daie Set fer Hearing.

bennington. Vt. May lin a confess
SION made to States Attorney W. J.
M"agh"r, Alfred Mahan of North BEN
nlngton, who is under arrest in Ben
hingInn iail charged with the murder
Of his 4-ycar-old niece, Ethel Mahan at
North bennington pond Sunday night
admitted his guilt, and eail, in extern
u2tion, that he had been drinking
heavily for week and did not realize
at the time the enormity Of his offence.
The confession was wholly voluntary
and not brought out by any so-calleG
third degree" methods. Mahan, who is
IS years old, had made no statement
since his arrest, except to deny that he
knew anything about the child'S death
Last night he sent for States Attorney
MeGgher. who was at the Jail, and vol
UNFAIRLY made complete confession.
Mahan told Mr. Meagher that sun
day night he started in company with
the child from North Bennington pond
whore his brother, Jerman Mahan. the
childs father, and party Of friends
were fishing The child had been sent
had fallen and it was quite a distance
neG the little one. on the way to the
house MaEan INDUCED in actions
which he was afraid the child would
report to her parents. Fearing expos
urc, he says. he killed her by cutting
her throat. He then dragged the body
through the bushes and threw it into Il
gravel pit, where it was found several
hours later by a party of searchers who
had been securing the neighborhood
for the supposedly lost child.
The child was not quite four years
Old. Tie case was one Of the most
brutal that has ever confronted the
county authorities for years. Alfred
MaIan was arrested a few hours after
the finding of the child's body. A tramp
V no was in the neighborhood, was also
arrested on suspicion. but later re-
leased.
10 date has been set yet for Mahan's
appearance i'll court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
CREW is RESCUED.
Captain and Men Taken from Stranded
Barge Lewis Thompson.

VinaIhaven, Mass, May Tine
crew OF the Cay Head life saving sta
ton reported early today when they
returned from the Bass Ledge head,
half mile south of Gay head, where
the coal barge Lewis Thompson of
philadelphia went ashore late yeSter-
Gay, that they had taken off the cap
tain ana three men through a high
sea ana landed them on the tug Paoli.
While the Thompson was not MAX
ing much water when the life savers
loft she was lying in a bad position
and the sea was very rough, so that
her condition was regarded as critical.
The tug Paoli. which had three barges
in tow from coal port for Boston,
also grounded during the dense fog
late yesterday, but came off with the
loss Of two Of her propeller blades. She
managed to clear the other two harGeS,
but the Thompson went aground
The Paoli brought one of her bargcs
around to an anChoring plar" in Vine
yard sound early today with consider
able difficulty owing TO her crippled
condition and then went back for the
other barge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

At the meeting of the Village Cor
poration of Rumford Falls Tuesday
night it was voted to accept the report
of the committee appointed at the an
nual meeting to ascertain what fees the
police officers had received during the
past year and had not turned over to
the corporation. and to instruct the as
SCISSORS to collect such fees as were ac-
tually due to the village. The report
stated that $1173.S7 had been paid Off
GERS and that only 1897 had been paid
orer by them. A legal question of just
what fees the corporation can collect
has arisen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
TRAINED NURSE
Remarks About Nourishine Food.

"A physicians wife, gave ME a pack
age of Crane Nuts one day. with the
remark that she was sure ! would hnd
the food very beneficial. both for my
own use and for nv patients. | was
particularly attracted to the food. as at
that time the weather was very hot
and appreciated the fact that Grape
Nuts requires no cooking.
THE food was deliciously crisp, and
most inviting to the appetite. After
making use of it twice day for three
or four weeks. | discovered that it was
a most wonderful invigoratOr. | used
to suffer greatly from exhaustion
headaches and depression Of spirits,
NV work had been very trying at
times ana Indigestion had set in.
Now / am always well and ready
for any amount of work, have an
abundance of active energy. cheerful
ness and mental poise. l have proved
to my entire satisfaction that this
change has been brought about by
Grape-Nuts food.
THE fact that it is predigested is 4
very desirable feature. l have had
many remarkable results in feeding
Grape Nuts to my patients, and / can
not speak too highly of the food. My
friends constantly comment on the
change in my appearance. l have
gained pounds since beginning the
use of this food" There's a Reason.
Read, 'The Road to Wellville," in pkgs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
Obituary.

BY the death of Mr. Thomas
Beecham ut his home in Southport.
England, on Saturday, April 6, a man
whose name was Il household word in
every hamlet. village. town and city on
the face of the globe has passed into
the Great Beyond, leaving his friends
acquaintances and his commercial
world to mourn a most Interesting and
lovable personality. He has left a
monument to his memory in the
gigantic business establishment he
created and placed upon solid. last
ing and prosperous basis. and in the
hearts of those who knew him both in
business and in private life
Mr. Beccham was the founder of the
great pill manufactures in Europe and
America and which had their small be-
ginning in the town Of Wigan over hal
century ago. 1t seems almost in
credible that the great manufacturing
establishments of Beccham's Pills
should have built their enormous sue
cess around an accidental remark
dropped by a lady customer, that these
pills We're Worth guinea a box"
But this remark was the catchword
the slogan of an advertising campaign
which in 1890 was roughly estimated
to cost 100000 4 year-the largest
campaign Of publicity and success
known to the commercial world. 1t
placed Mr.. Beecham in the front rank
of men who had achieved O great sue
cess through natural aptitude and
ihdomitable energy.
Mr.. Beecham in business loved
promptitude and had the thorough re-
spect and love Of his employees and
their full cooperation because of this
existing condition between employer
and employed In the earlier days, be-
fore the great developments had taken
place, he was in the factory at the
commencement Of the days operations
until its close. and was increasing in
his watchfulncss and care. His meth
odical habits impress themselves
upon those in his employ, and as
consequence his world famous institu-
tionS. even from their beginning. We're
models of order and cleanliness.
Mr.. Beecham was eighty-six years
old. The great establishment will be
continued by his son and partner. Mr..
Joseph Beecham, who has been for
many years an active factor in the
conduct of the business and who has
personally guided the tremendous
BeeCham'S Pills worth guinea a
box a household word in every
civilized country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
Lewiston, Augusta and
MatervilIe Street RAILWAY
Time table in effect December 10. 1906
Cars leave Augusta Post Office as fol-

Time table in effect December TO- 1906
Cars leave Augusta. Post Office as fol-
For Winthrop: e.45. S..25. ST.. Obj. 1125
l2 III III T"s; 225 $, 453. g. 5. q. o9o&
For Halloweiil : and n; Gal Gardiner: Every
half hour from A. NJ, 10 10 P. M Halo
well only 1870 and II p. M.
Gardiner for Augusta els A. NJ, then
every half hour till 1915 P. NJ los for
Hall0well and car house only.
Hallowell for Augusta: COS A NJ. then
every half hour till 1898 p NJ
erdrg Snf hour Sr Ga a IS So M then
1912 !1o: il - 1873? Z q sso : g. 7o5. : ~ j
2. $50, 5, $50. 7.8o, $50. $50. II.
sDai!y except Sunday
tSaturday only.
IF theatre is not over at 1910 car waits
Sunday cars start two hours later.
Local Car; Leaves state House for
1 RaGsp 1 $ s5 s s55 s &c. 49, 81 15 i21s
SIS. Leaves Post ONCE ten minutes later.
si5 liz ' as '' 535 1 $780, 7 So S$o z Leaves
Post Once ten minutes later.
TRAIN CONNECTIONS.
The A. NJ. car from Togus connects ut
Augusta with train west
The SIS !: N. car from Gardiner. SIS
with train for Lewiston ard Pennington,
also connects with the 1O.4S train east.
The 1.55 p. NJ cal. from Augusta con.
meets az Winthrop with the 259 train east
and the 3.10 express and the ST local
west
The P. M. car from Augusta connects
at Winthrop with the train east at 7.06.
The trains arriving al Winthrop at 1914
A. M. and 2.5q p. NJ. make good connec-
lions with cars for Augusta.
The regular forenoon train leaving Oak
field 9.59 make close connection with car
for Augusta II train Is late car waits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Government receipts Wednesday:
From internal revenue, $i0i,94S: GUS
toms, $1.J42, 1863: miscellaneous, 81 4G1, -
40. Expenditures, $2.110,000.
Prince Edward of Wales. eldest son
of the Prince Of Wales. Wednesday
Joined the Royal Naval College at Os-
borne. Isle Of Wight. as cadet
Governor Hughes Of New York
Wednesday sent to the Senate and AS
scmbly 4 message declaring that con-
ditiCns make it imperative that new
aPportionment act shall be passed by
the present Legislature.
The bitter feeling against negroes as
Il result of an assault on an aged white
woman last Saturday night at Green's
burg. Ind, caused a race riot there
Tuesday night. Six negroes We're badly
beaten, one Of whom may die.
Announcement was made at the
White House at Washington Wednes-
day that William f. Willoughby, Of the
! District of Columbia. now treasurer,
will he promoted to the secretaryship
of Porto Rico S. D. Gromer of the Uni
vcrsity of Missouri. will be appointed
| treasurer.
Retail prices Of coal were reduced on
all grades Wednesday at Boston. the
| Boston dealers lowering most Of the
grades and sizes Of anthracite fifty
cents a ton. the notable exception be-
ing in the price Of furnace coal. which
was cut only - cents. These changes
are the first to he made since last
December at which time an average
increase of 80 cents Il ton was declared
by the dealers, supplementing a pre-
yiouS increase in October over the
prices of the preceding summer.
Levi G. Lincoln, the defaulting treas
urer of the Woonsocket Electric Ma
chine ana Power CO., who on last
Thursday confessed to having en-
bczzled 500 800 OF the company's funds
was arraiEned in the district court al
WoonsOcket. +. l., Wednesday, on a
charge u embeZzlement of $1,000
Lincoln pleaded not guilty and was
held in $4,000 bail for Il hearing on
May Is. Efforts are being made to
secure bail. Mr. Lincoln was arrested
Tuesday evening upon complaint OF
the Woonsocket Electric Machine and
Power Co directors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-02
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned until 10 o'clock A. M. Mon
day, May 18th, 1907, for furnishing mate
rails and labor to build and complete a
New building in connection with and al
formations in the Kennebec County Build
ings, Augusta. Maine New building to
include Stone Masonry, Cut Granite
Brick work, Steel Beam. Iron Stairs, Fire
Proof Floors. Plastering,. Tile Floors.
Slate Roof. Copper work, Carpentry, etc
Plans and specifications may be seen and
all information obtained at the oiice OF
the County Commissioners, Augusta.
Maine, and at the Office of Coombs &c
Gibbs, Architects Lewiston. Maine.
Proposals will be received for the whole
or parts Of the work and materials. Pro-
posals must name n date Of completion
All proposals to be addressed to the
County Commissioners. Augusta Maine.
and mailed to or left at the office of thu,
County Commissioners at the CourI
House. Augusta. Maine. The right Is re-
served to reject any or all proposals.
IRVING r. BRADLEY,
HERMAN Fl. ADAMS.
LEVI T. WILLIAMS,
County Commissioners Kennebec Co
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