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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
IMPORTANT MEETINGS
Held In Nc" York By Magnatc5 Of the
Baseball World


NtW York. oct 2S-Mauv baseball
men from nil PARTS of the United States
and Cahadn wore in this city today to
attend w" Important baseball meet
iHSS. The national board Of the Nation
al Av:oci"tirn ~ Minor League Clubs
wa i'll session t IN" Fifth Avenue
hrtri and III" annual meeting If the
Eastern LEAGUE Wa held al the Vic
tori, hotel The Eastern League meet
ing VIZ; concluded. The meeting of the
national board which WAS still! in sea-
sion Late tonight was preparatory to
the meeting # the main body tomor-
row.
Several cases of minor Importance
between club rvuorS and players were
DISPOSED Of ny the directors of the
Eastern Lcar'Ic. after which the annu-
III meeting Of the league was convened
Tho National board IL tho National
Association occupied Itself with settling
Ii3pIIt IS between the leagu"S, The differ
cnces. for the most part. being over the
disposition Of players. They will make
Il report to the main body at its meet
ing tomorrow.
over ~ Delegates are hnra to attend
t"morroW'S meeting. While rrmorS
are riff" il tho rank. If the a=so.'ia ion
as to tn" diSint"':rati"n. the ma iority of
th"a" most Interested say that evrtv-
thing viii 10 :.mootIIed over r"t"re the
end of the Sc.;inn
Patrick T. i'nHrg". ~ president and
sccrctary-trca=Urer Of the Eastern
L"ngu" vas unanimously neglected
Withou, opposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
Congressman litt|efie|d
Says Bonaparte Is Wrong.
Enters Into Legal Argument TO
Show Mistake Is Made
In Ruling Exempting Foreign Yes.
sells From Penalties.

Washington. oct. 2S.-RepreSenta-
tive {. f. Littleiicld of Maine has writ
ten letter to Secretary Metcalf talk
ing sharp iSSu" with Attorney General
Bonapartc's decision that foreign YES
scis carrying American coal from one
port to another for the use Of the navy
are exempt from the penalties pro
scribed for violation of the coastwise
shipping laws.
Mr.. LittletieId enters into q legal or
Gument to show that the attorney SEN
eral proceeded upon a fundamental
mlscOnception Of the character of the
statute he was constituting when lie
held that the government was not
bound by the coaStWiSe shipping act
though not particularly named there
in.
He declares that The present con-
dition demonstrates that the enormous
sums that have been expended in
creating a navy are likely to prove to
have been improvidentiy expended as
we have provided for no sufficient
cargo carrying marine. whose services
we have a right to compel in a time of
real cxigency to keep the navy sup
piled with coal. munitions of war and
other supplies wherever it may have
occasion to go. a battleship without
coal is little better than a painted ship
on q painted ocean"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
SIX MONTHS
Given Life Insurance Of
ticia| For Perjury.
Dr. Walter R. Gillette Has to
Be Held Up ln,Gouft
To Hear Penalty Imposed on Him..
] SeeLs Nv trial.

y New fssi oct. g.s.ALifted to MS
\ feet and sabasfted ~ IL standing POSI-
zion by his two at,lis. Wr.. Walter =.
4 Gillette. former vice president of the
Mtfual ufe Insurance. Co, today lis
ssfied - The deciaration Of court
sentessce THAT he he -cenflncd In the
sstate pepitentiary; fea, six months for
PERJURY DR. Gillette conviction grew
/ out Of the disclosure before the Iegis-
I htive insurance Investigating COM
! mittee.i ss
rcstifying before the grand. jury
!. subsequently he first denied and thea
{ admitted thta be had deposited n$5ooN
IN bank for the use in inffuenciny;
legislative action effecting Insurance
! companies. He seemed TO be greatly
broken in health when h" appeared I'm
court for sentehcc today Motions tor
new trial and an arrest of judgm mt
We're denied, eaftcr which Or. Ai"xaud"r
lambert was Called To- testify that Dr
Hiliette wasssufirrir. nth heart dis
ease ana that imp'isnnment might
cause his DEATH District Attorney
Jerome suggested To- In" count that ne
S""uld not b" har.;'lIv dealt with. Iu1-
wee bowling aid he WA" inclined {"
oe mercIful. Int tho crime wa t"r
serious I" he punished lightly
pr. Gillette w3s liftnd to Iii; fcCt ny
MS tN" sons. who ,;tuI with their ariu:;
AROUND him whll" tn" court sentenced
MN. lie VA, then taken to the Tombt
prison Hi counsel announced that
y" Wednesday application would be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
Conditions and General Forecast.

COnGItICfS ana General torCCaSt.
Washington. oct. "S-The storm that
crossed the Great Lakes Sunday remained
nearly stationary ovCr I 10 middle Atlantic
state: and ly gales from iIatteras north
ward. In interior and western districts.
the Wc;it her WAS fair exec pit in areas in
the northern plateau region and the midi
die and southern Rocky mountain dis
trictG, where showers occurred.
Temperatures fell generally in tn"
South and East. except in New England,
and ross" in the Missouri and upper Mis-
siSsirpi valleys.
Tuesday will he colder in the Eastern
districts with fair weather except in the
mort Hoastorn states where rain will In,
follow cd hv fair weather. In the Eastern
states Wednesday will be fair ard warm
en-
ON the New England coast tho winds
Tuesday will he high from the northwest;
on tho middle Atlantic coast. diminishing;
from tn" northwest: on the south Allan
tic coast, northwest. and ON the Great
lakes variable. shiftint, to IiGht.
Special forecast: Storm warming: arc
Displayed Monday on the Atlantic coast
from Hatte1as to EAStpor'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
Accused OF
Smuggling

States Marsh3ls Haskell, Smith ana Has
~ arrived here tonight with seven prison.
erS an eSted III -Aroostook county and
committed them to Jail TO. Await hearing
before United States Commissioner Ham
lin" on Tuesday.
TIL" prisoners are: Charles johnson and
Rodney Cameron of lIotiltcn; Gordon ekl-
Icy ana William Fox, Mars Hill: and Lor-
ing NJ. Knox and Charles Hallett Of Mars
Hill, all charged with smuggling liquor
across the line from New Brunswick. and
Ecrtrnn l.. Smiley, alias A. j.. Pinette,
charged with hlincin@ in aliens in vio-
laticn Of the immigration laws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
Says Whitney Has Not
Complied With Law.
Failed to File Statementot Cam.
paign Expenses In 1905.
Bay State Governor Fires Not Shot
al His Opponent.

Fltchburg.' Mass. Oct. Ex-Governor
Curtis Guild opened the final week %
his campaign at u largely attended
rally here tonight. The governor again
referred to Henry NJ. Whitney's charges
that h. Governor Guild failed to file
at the state house the amount If his eX-
lieutenant governor i'll 1898 Governor
Guild said.
Though WAS not bound ITO do so
IN 1888, and am not now. | am perfectly
willing since he SecrS to desire il, to
inforlh Mr.. Whitney that my campaign
expenses for my nomination in 1899 We're
less than one-fifth hi; admitted contri-
hutions III 1861. Since 1899 | have not
spent Il cent to secure any nomination.
one thing more ] recommended in
1906 and 1901 and shall again recommend
to the Legislature a more stringent
penalty. which should be strictly en-
forced, for these who fail to file election
expenses. The law of 1904 had then
been in force nearly two years. l con-
fc:S tire man | had in mind when max
ing this recommendation was Mr.. Whit
uCy. He did not file in 1865 and has
not filed Vet the statement required of
him BY law in connection with his norl-
nation in that year.
He did not even file his election eX
renses for 1905 until he was compelled to
do so. His first return was wrong and
he was obliged to amend it. The amend
ed return filed nearly q month after the
seven days limit required by law ac-
counts for personal expenditure of some
$1,000"
In conclusion Governor Guild again took
up tie proposed Boston q Maine-New
York. New Haven & Hartford merger.
He asked his hearers to vote against Mr..
Whitney on the ground that he had been
the agent of corporations interested in
the combination.
Congressman George +. Lawrence of
North Adams was also a speaker. While
praising Governor Guild. Mr.. Lawrence
was interrupted by man in the audi
ence who asked why he did not mention
Lieut.. Gov. Draper. The police were on
the point of cjeCting the disturber when
the congressman interfered and asked
that his interrogation be allowed to re-
main. The request was granted and Mr.
Lawrence Immediately spoke in endorse
ment Of the lieutenant governor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
CannibaliSm
Among Esquimos

st. Johns. y. f.. oct IS -Canribalism
has been reported to by the icskimoS
III the I-nEava bay district and on the
shores Of Hudson strait. according to
Ecr. Mr.. Stewart, an Aglican mission
GIy to the Ungava bay EsEimcS.
Rev. Mr. Stewart states that owing
to the Scvcrel,- cold weather and the
unusual scarcity of game many of the
natives in remote regions have perish
ed from starvation and exhaustion.
and tn" survivors have been forced to
Cannfa1iSn to sustain themselves.
Recently the crow of New Found
land vessel which was in UnCava bay.
discovered 30 skeletons lying unburied
on the beaches. II is supposed that
these we're the remains of some Of the
victims of the famine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
Entertain Royalty Visitors
From Other Cities,
Parade, Decorations, Fireworks
and Fine Banquet.
Mayor Jones Of the aockIand Lodge
Welcomes the Guests.

Rockland. Me-. oct. 2S.-(SpeciaD.-It
was a gala night in Rockland last
syeniny. for on that date Rockland
! I.odae Of Elks, No. 1908. entertained
with royal splendor a hundred visiting
Elks from other cities Of Maine. in
Guiding -Waterville, Bath, Augusta.
Lewiston, Portland and Rumford F'all#.
The visitors were accompanied by the
! Revision Brigade Band and We're met
at The station by the Rockland Lodge
and the Rockland Military Band. From,
The station they were escorted to the
new Elks' home, the stores on the line
of march being handsomely decorated
and several displays of fireworks being
noted One display in particular that
vas especially good was that Of Joseph
Is. NeaIy and another that attracted
u,1ciS attention was made by the Knox
.sAerie Of Eagles. @
Vat the mystic hour Of II a Sumptous
banquet was served and the social ses-
Sion yyss enjoyed. Axalted Ruler W. w.
+ Chase of RockIand acted as toastrnaS-
7ster and the guests were welcomed by
Mayer Arnold S. Jones. also member
0fg Rockiand Lodge. The exalted ruler.
Wiliia m Haines of Waterville; Exalted
Ruler Joseph Harrigan of Lewiston
and A. J. Dooloy of the same city were
present.
A delightful concert was given by
Farni1am'Se Orchestra and also by the
Brigade Band. interspersed with nu-
merous songs by Walter F. Tapley of
Lewiston Lodge. Letters of regret were
read from prominent members of the
/ order from different Tarts of the State
.who were unable to be present on this
festive OCCASION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
Cant. s. Lord Of Ellsworth.

Ellsworth. Ne. oct. 2S.-Captain
Samuel L. Lord. well-known retired
master of deep sea vessels. died here
today, aged &c years. He leaves two
sons. DR.. E. w. Lord. assistant COM
missioner Of education Of Porto Rico.
and Lyman Lor! Of Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29

For Abyssinia.

Adls-Abe ba. Ahy5zinla, oct. cc-king
Nen1ik has taken an important step
in the direction Of giving Abyssinil a
constitutional form Of government, in
Issuing decree today providing for
the formation Of cabinet on Euro
pean lines. At tho same time Ills
Majesty announced the appointment
of five ministers, who will preside re-
spectively over the departments Of
foreign affairs, justice, finance. COM
merce. and war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
Russian Election.

St Petersburg. Oct. 28.-As a re-
suit Of two days ballotting, 1927 menu
hers of the lower house of the Russian
Parliament have been chosen. They are
divided as follows: 1853 Conservatives,
90 Octoberists and Moderates. AL Ca
diets and % Radicals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
Price of Meat
Is Reduced

Omaha, Neb.. oct 2S-Omaha pack
ing houses today reduced the prices of
all kinds of meats 10 ner cent. and eX-
pect a. still further reduction. Edward
A. Cudahy of the Cudahy packing Co.
expressed the belief that the financial
furry would result in general re-
duction in values.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
FREE TRANSPORTATION.
Uncle Sam VIII Deliver Christmas
Presents to Soldiers Abroad.

Washington. oct. 28.-The war de-
partment will again this year transport
free Christmas boxes for officers and
soldiers on the foreign stations. Boxes
for the troops in the Philippines may
be consigned to the superintendent Of
the army transport service in San
Francisco and those for Cuba may be
sent to tho depot duartermaster at
New port, News, Va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
Boston Forecast.

Boston. oct. .,S-ForcCa&t for Boston
and vicinity: Tuesday cloudy. possibly
light rain in the morning. followed hy
fair: co",cr: fresh westerly winds
"Wednesday fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
RAlN-COLDER.

Washington, Oct IS. Forecast for Tues
day and Wednesday in New England
Rain and colder Tuesday. Wednesday
fair; high winds, shifting to northwest
and west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Hiram T. .Iola7on. t., fisherman
living ~ Btilcv's Island. was drowned
Sunday while hauling his lolai': traps.
His, body Was not recovered 4 widow
ard I'VE children survive
Albert benjamin. ono If tho best
i,noWn travelling men III New England.
is dead ut Portland, at tn" age of 46
wears Heart trouble was thu cause.
II" travelled for q Philadelphia firm.
ecllinc druggists StlndricS. A wife and
three children survive. He was born
at Moth Arson. burial viii be at
Claremont, y. IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-29

dangerous Two Cent Economy
~ .ak,ns heap gince,; far sudden i'll
"'h'Hrd'S costs but little more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16
INSTANT Death,
Lafayette Butler, Aged IL, Acciden=
tally Shot and Killed by Play
mate Sunday Morning.

A sad shooting accident occurred
sunday morning ut 1n3 Wac: stree;
which resulted in the death of I-afay-
elite Butler, the 1l-ycar-old sun Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Odilon Butler Of 10 Water
street. The accident occurred thout ) g
O'Clock in the morning.
party Of children consisting Of
Lafayette Butler. Willie Nadcuu, Raw
m"nd Liberty, Eddi" Barney, ANA Ma
ZION Nadcau were playing at The NaI-
eau home at l03 Water street The But
Ter boy had brought his gun along ~
ne wa to lave gone hunting with
Willie Nadcau's brother who Was then
at Mass.
While the children Wcr" at ll;,y no.l.
the ell part Of the house the Young
Nadeau boy went into the house ana
picked up his brothers gun. holding il
however out Of range Of the children
in the yard NJ ti,at ins;lnt. the I:utlnr
boy appeared around tho corner If til,
house askin:-. Willie. what nrr vo,,
going 10 shoot today" While hr WAY
Sieakin@ the gun exploded killing him
knstantlv. over u Shot entered thc
chest and heart ANA seven III eight cl-
tered his face.
Alarm WAS Immediately given AMI
Patr"lIncn Gduthicr and Charles Pool
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16

cr We're first To reach the scene Of the
agcldcHt- Coroner Smell ANA City Mar
shat Holmes We're then called. followed
y little later ~ Deputy Marshal Simp-
son ana officer Nadcau father Of VIII
liz.
The gun WA found in tile lurlor Of
IN" Naucau home IN TIL" floor but ii
was only after an extended search
that the Ead~au box WAS found in a
closet n his home inscnsinlc from
fright, " i" 4 late Nour III had lot
recovered from the shock.
u WAS learned that the elder Nadplu
E"v had loaded Ills gun. which il i'm
OF fashioned muZzlt loading affair the
night ttfor" ana taken ci:r" not II
put on Il cap 50 that thcrr could DC
no accidental discharge. 1t y thought
that his brother Willie, wishing to
Startlc his companions, had poured
some powder into the already loaded
gun rot knowing that il already CON
the little fellow fired III" gun In snap
ping 4 match unltr the hammer. \
piece Of til" match was fnund On ;hc
ncrr near tn" gun, ANA the tubes were
di@colorvd with smoke from il.
coroner II. Il. Smell gave as his npin-
ion That the shouting Was ;,t.:-idrnt;ti
ana ordered no inquest to he hold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16
Rantist Convention This Week.

Sevcnty-ciGhth annual meeting Of th2
Kcnncbcc Baptist Association ut the Bap-
tist mcctinghoUsc, Fairfield. Sept Il and
~ Dinner ana supper will 10 served IN
thu local church ANA delegates will he
cared fnr al the homes Of the Local NOM
hers Tho public Is cordially invited to
attend an the services. TIC following
program is to bc carried ont:
Tuesday a. M.-1o1l Organization and
Church Letters. l11. Annual Sermon
I;ov. Summer Bangs. No. Our State
Work, Scc- 7. y. Mower, y. u. 1:15. Ad-
iournmcut Tuesday r. M.-1.3o. Introduc-
torn Service. REV. Albert Leach. 10.
Unfinished Letters. 215. Home Mission
Address Pres Cnns Il. Mcscrvc. Ill D.,
Shaw University. Raleigh, y. q. BIG Al
dress. Tho Great Equation" g. II.
SraiIIin@. -. -, Boston. $40. Short Nd
dresses On "Thc Church and Present Day
conditiuns.'' "Thr Preacher ana His
Hearers" Roy. Theodore j.. Frost; THE
Pastor ana His Parish" Rcv. a. :. Brad
| fnlG: THE Accessories 10 Preaching in
the Church Service" Rev Geo. ". Nc
| Connie: "The Influence Of the Local
| Church in It's Community" r. G. Whit
| tcmore. y. vi: Changing Views Of the
! T.i;,lc ana Christian Life" Rev. r. r.
| Hope" 4i0 Opcn Discussion Of These
! Topics. Tuesday Evening-Ynung Peoples
Convention. Pres. r. $. Stevenson. CO
burn Classical Institute
| Wednesday n. M.-S15, Association
| Memories and Traditions. Rev IT. NJ.
| Hcvwood. Si5, Report Of Committees.
| 90. Address, THE Dividends Of Chris
| tian College" Pres. Chas L. White p.
| p. 1910. Doctrinal Sermon. Rev. Geo.
| Merriam. 1910. Foreign Mission Address,
". r. BoGgs, p. D.. Pres. Ramapatam
| College, India. 11.3o, Anti-saloon League
! in Maine, q. r. Owen, d. p. 200. Adj
dress. Evangelist J. A. Frabcis, New
| York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16
Prominent Republicans of
WaterVille and Vicinity
NO. xIii-SAMUEL /. PREBLE.

Samuel L. Prcble, one Of tie Inst
known photographers in Maine, was
born il The city Of Bath. lie Was cdu-
Gated III the common schools Dl Ills I'LL
tive place. IL. immediately hogan liz
business career us 4 photographer.
entering at first into the employ Of John
Higgins photographer, Of Bath Later
Mr.. PrcLlt went I" Brunswi,i; where
I" entered into partnership with Amos
I;"rG, rcIaainina in that town i..r seven
Years. Hc then went to Chicug, whore
n worked i'll tn studios W So.nc II
the leading rhotographcrS While i'll
Chicago he attended the Chicago Art
Institute, studvinG the PRINCIPLES of
legitimate arr. IN 1891 il company
With Albion jordan, he bought out thr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16

attcnlrt il had gone away hlpnr. II
any man really has the right ~ feel
satisfied over lhc fourth annlll meet
ING il Il Pres. T.. L. Mayo. For weeks.
months ytS for the past wear. Pres.
MIrn has been working to make this
meeting tho greatest Vet held. ara that
nr accomplished his task goes without
saving. Ii ton. days Of hard work, long
trips Nv railroads. correspondence al
most beyond belief. ana patience TINT
would drive I'll" ordinary man crazy.
Pres. Mayo did his work faithfully, and
if there ar, any bouquets let them be
thrown his way.
But It isn't like Pres. Mayo to take
the credit This is what he SAID to the
Journal representatives:
II never could have accomplished
lshat | havc had l not had os assist
ants such superintendent as We're Dut
in charge Of the different departments.
Everyone of them was faithful to his
or her duties. Think Of what it meant
to handle all the work Of til" poultry
Department. Mr.. Hunton wrote hun
drcds IF letters ana spent days Of hard
Cst work in getting together what Was
probably the greatest exhibition III fowl
ever seen at any fair in Maine. Think
Of the endless work .Upt. Full"r, nt
til" Coliseum. performed. lie deserves
aI! poSsibl" praise. And lIpW VIII Mrs.
Thaycr If jhc ant department PERFORM
cl her work. ! ten you no on" m@n
Gan make il fair succcsSfu: it is
through tho "orIhinod wort, of manv,
working faithfully ana patiently. Tho
1-It ~, h,.t fI,,ll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16
Central Maine Fair Of
fiCia|s Are Enthusiastic
Over the Grand Results OF Their
Fourth Annual Exhibition.
Plans Already Being Made for
Next Years Slow.

rr-t.
~ i"nrtil annual mott1hS q the
"'i"' Maine dir y No" thlllS Oh
IT. '"a'' l.dte ffluuy hlSht' 'hc GU
- ~ 5|h'icIidh WHO cAfilpicd me
"''i''ri. u i'frih,tlo' carciuIiy '"Ned up
lit ouil"Si'l "il'l 81 saturday TOOK ~
'i"l'i II P"i n "hNiio"h. Is RIM
~ ""S tnAtN'' !" pump water l"r
II ~ IiiI''I' VIZ l'l" ~ ~ iuli any
" - ut'i"N "l''h'u i DUNK account II
I n'cdi ihSu'ulloi- lh' W"fr' FtnI hlk"'
''' N'Id man. iltd nj III th"rouGh'E
N"Hi"u H'''"i''dN di'i Nh'h "dNi1"
-" Il tliil evening presented y lalflT
Soou appearances
lhcldrht1lIN. II might m mentioned
,l'i' y = something N irIrk !" RAG
''lf SuCh WIG man I'M i\lNo. t}Hlt"
"itft from Ahy r"hsio' f"tl"n n I'm
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'aSk I" k''h nm .1'N daNS "l' ~ I'M
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16

$50 a. NJ. leave Wlnslow for No. Vas
salboro. T. Vassalboro. CIarks China
Windsor, Maxey's Cooper's Mills, No.
Whit~ield. Whiteield. Head Tide. Sheep
scot arriving at Wiscasset at 9g5.
ll't A. VI. leave Winslow for No. Vas
sathOro, r. Vassalboro, Clark's, China
Lake, 50 Nina. arriving at Weeks Mills
June. at 1906 +. III.
40 J.. NJ. leave Winsow for No. Vas
SnlhorO, l.. Vassalboro, Clarlis, China
Lake. So. China, Weeks Mills June ].
Windsor. Maxcy's. Cooper's Mills, No.
Whitehead. Whitctield. Head Tide. Sheep
scot, arriving at Wiscasset at 7oJ
ALBION TO WHEK'S MILLS JUNG.
So a. NJ. leave Albion for So Albion.
China, Palermo. Newells arriving at
Weeks Mills juno. at 7.l5.
800 T.. M. leave Albion for So Albion,
China, Palermo. Newcll's arriving at
Weeks Mills juno. at 400.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16

Young Sharkcy Of Boston returned
I" his homo Saturday morning. afte,'
being in tho city for the purpose Of
witnessing tho bout between Dave Saw
H'r and Black Fitzsimmons. At the
flhSside he announced his readiness to
meet any man in the State at 1873
pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16

Frank B. Lowe has returned from
south orington, where ne has been ct
lending the reunion Of the lst d. z,
CaVa'ry. Mr.. Lowe was elected prcsi-
acnt Of the association He is also pres
hient e the 1st Maine Cavalry. being
elected 10 that position at the recent
reunion. Mr.. Lowe will call a joint re-
union Of the regiments to be held i'll
thls city next September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-16

Mr. ana Mrs stephen g. Bean. who
hay" been visiting relatives in this
city during the past week. left Satur-
day for their home in Madison. Mr..
Bean is principal OF the Madison High
school