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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
READFlELD DEPOT.

Ernulus StInchGeld, n nephew Of Mrs.
Henry Cole. who passed n week with
relatives. LIFT Saturday for his home in
New York.
Mrs. Ellen lockwood and son, W. II.
Lockwood. were i'll Readh-!d on business
F'rid2y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cole. Mt Yer
nrn, recently visited at the home Of their
uncle, Henry tOl".
Tho LADIES' .AiI met Wednesday after
fOllOUiMI officers for the ensuing year:
President Mrs. Il. "A Lecman; vice pres
id"nt. Mrs. l.. NJ. Jones; secretary, Mrs,
Araa JoncS; treasurer, Miss Elizabeth
Hutchinson. There was a full at
tendance.
{. A. Mace ana Mrs VIII Mace, East
R"adic!d, were calling on friends one day
last week.
y pet cnt Of thr coon species. belong
Ing t. Mrs. Niue cole died of pneumonia.
lust Wc'k. It's mistress had refused an
oft'r Of $40 for the animal.
Contributions for purch sing land on
which tn" Smith Memorial church will b
butt m" very liberal
Mis-; Winnie Eickforl ana Ray SAN
evening at The home of Rev. j. X. Mas
tcIlnAn, the officiating clergyman. Read
iicld. After tho ceremony Il reception
was given ut the home Of the brides pa
TrEts, Mr.. apd Mrs. Willis Hckford. The.
imvltGti"nS were limited, inviting only
heir relatives ami intimate friends.
Among thusr present Wei" Mr. and MI.
=. A. Stuburn ara Mr.. ANA Mrs. Henry
cole. The bride and groom are we'll
known in RcadiicId. being very popular
III social circles. Many ar" tho congratu-
Iation+ ana good wishes for their future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
THROW OUT THE LINE
Give Them Help and Many Augusta
People VIII Be Happier.

Throw Out tie Life Line
The kidneys need hclR. ; -
They're oIrrwollled-can't get the poi,
son filtered ont If The hood. Il
They're getting worse every minute.
Will YOU help Them?
Deans Kidney Pills have brought thou
sands If Kidneys sufferers back from Tia
verge Of despair
VIII cure a.y form of kidney trouble
Il. Z. Davis. carpenter. Of II Glcpdon
St, Augusta, Me. says: y on arr at lib.
orty q continue using Ill. statement in
favor If Boan's Kidney Pills which
gay" for publication in 1898. / have not
changed my opinion If their value and
a,n pleased tn recommend them Ill every
opportunity. l know from the cxpericr-
c4S Of friends. as well as nv nwn,
that this remedy can be dcpcnd,d upon
to cure hackache and kidney troubles Of
any kind. Fer two years or mere previ-
ous 10 first using Duln's Kidney Pills |
had suffered from pain in my back, ut
times 50 severe that / was laid M for a
day or two. I'll" remedies | used gave
but lttl" relief until had the good for
tune t. hear Of Duln's Kidney ILLS and
gct th"m ut Chls. II. Partridgt'S drug
store, now Willis II. Partridge TLcir use
proved of the greatest benefit and the
pains in INV hack soon entirely dsap-
p"drrd. Should I ~ troubled again with
kidney conf laint or backachc Deans
Kidney Pills is what | would prefer to
Ill other medicines.
Fer Sale by al Dealers. Price 20 cents
FoSt"r-Alilpurn Co., Buffalo. New York
sole agents fpr the United States.
1ItntlnDCr the -l)p1n'S-lpl take
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
THORNDIkE.

Nh and Mrs. Joseph Prentise are the
proud parents Of Z young daughter.
G. Il. Ashford IL at Wort. Oh the shoe
shop extension in Augusta.
Every one is about through making
maple syrup. A large quantity was
made III Ills vicinity.
The many friends Of Dr.. Dodge Of
Troy, WHO has been confined to the
house with sciatica ali winter are glad
TO hear he is able 10 be out again. His
practice extends into this village. Dr..
Hurd ut the Station has had his hands
full AT times ilis winter with more pa
TENTS than he could Wei attend to.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
PALERMO CENTER.

Mrs. Sharlott Worthing il quite sick
at the home Of her son, ]. w. Worthng
Andrew McDougan of New Hamp-
shire was at this place Saturday oil
business and while here purchased l.
tons Of pressed hay Of Dexter Turner
lie also purchased other lots of hay ill
this ne ighb0rhoOd earlier in the season
and il will al be shipped as soon as
the travelling Will permit
c. y. Phillips, who has been attend
ing court at Belfast as a member of the
grand jury, returned home Friday.
Deputy Sheriff s. f. Bowler went t.
EnlrnSt ON husinees Snt1lr.:nN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
LINCOLN.
ALMA.

The Thimble Club met with Mrs. Caro-
lyn Frskire last Thursday. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Amy Jewett.
Rev. and Mrs 7. W. Hunter went Mon
day to attend the Methodist conference
at Ear HarbOr.
DR.. Card went to Portland Tuesday.
Percy Mcdonald of Whitefieid has been
spending a few days with his grandmoth-
er. Mrs. c. ]. Mcdonald.
Can't. Andrew Tarbox has sold his oxen
to Thomas Dyer of Portland.
Rev. F. L. Cam attended the funeral
of the late Mrs. Sarah Trask at South
Jefferson Thursday.
Ina Simpson of Damariscotta was visit
ing friends in town Tuesday
Mrs. Guy futile of North Newcastle
has been spending few days with Mrs
Z. D. Knight
Rev. G.. +. Jenkins of Dixficld has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Walter Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. L. Knight went to
Portland Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
READFIELD.

Mrs. o. Corillard, who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. J. c. Cooper
this winter, is visiting Mrs. Nettie
Cunningham OF Windsorville for a few
days.
Mrs. J. c. Cooper ana children, who
has been visiting at o. +. COoper's i'm
Chelsea for the past week, returned
Sunday to her home in Readfield.
Mir. and Mrs. W. X Atkinson We're
the guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. W. G. Hun
ton Sunday, it being the anniversary
of Mr. Atkinson's birth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
KENNEBEC,
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.

The subcommittee of the dedicatory
service of the Soldiers monument, Mrs.
L. Z. Shorey, r. s. Maxwell. Gardiner
Roberts, Mrs. Eta Taylor and Mrs.
Lizzie Jordan, met at the Plains
church Friday and prepared program
for the occasion.
There was a good attendance at the
Plains church Sunday considering the
travelling.
Miss Angie V. Roberts is still con-
fined 10 her room by illness.
\. p. Perry is in town looking after
the business affairs at his farm.
II. NJ. Starbird. Miss Eva Connor
and Miss Ruth Lapham visited the
sick here Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
kENNEBEC.
MT, VERNON.

Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Atkinson, ii.
W. Weber and Miss Myra a. Weber
attended the Methodist Conference at
Auburn.
Edmund Folsom has returned to his
home in New Sharon.
Frank and Grover Currier of Ches-
terville have been visiting friends in
town.
f. A. Robinson has sold a horse to
Lamont Tyler.
Herbert Knapp has purchased a
horse of Carl Hartman.
r. W. Leighton, Esq, was in Water
vile last week on business.
Charles H. Davis returned from Au-
gusta Saturday.
Miss Myra A. Weber passed a few
days in Auburn last week.
G. A. Hall was in Pennington Sat
urday on business.
Gordon Bros have made 100 gallons
of maple syrup this spring.
LITCHFIELD.
+. NJ. Iapham has entered on his
fourth week carrying the mail on Route
Il, substituting for f.. w. Small. who il;
Yet is unable to attend to his duties.
The schools in the Steventown and
Waterman districts commenced Monday
Of this week with Roscoe BoSwOrth
teacher at The former and Pearl Packard
in The latter district. HI" most Of the
schools in town commenced last week.
with lie Ham at the North. Mary
Palmer at the Corner, Augusta tdi;r-
comb at the Berry ana Annie Dustin ct
the Earle. Matte Rowe will teach at
the Lyon district. in Monmouth ana Helen
blanchard on the Neck. so-called, i'll
West Gardin"!.
Miss Hattie Woodbury.. who has been
teaching at New Bedford, Mass, had de-
months vacation with her mother here,
Mrs. a. NJ Woodbury..
NORTH PITTSTON.
NJ Alexander of Long Island, with
household effects. recently arrived at his
farm. which he purchased OF Ferdinand
MckeaGe.
Rufus Lathrop. formerly of this place,
was visitor here recently.
Misses Gertrude Sparrow and Edith
Grady, employed in Gardiner, were visit
CTS at Miss Sparrow's home over Sunday.
Roger Lapham Of Shutdown was d
caller ut Charles Mansons Sunday.
William Tobcy is much elated at the
advent If a young colt at his stable sat
urday. lie considers il q, fine animal and
valucs it highly.
Mrs James Emerson who has been
with the family Of II. G. Lawrence. Chel-
sea, returned to her home Saturday.
Miss Maud Gray of East Chelsea was
a visitor at school No. 10 at Colburn's
Corner, Monday.
The social dance at SparrOw's hall, Sat
urdaY evening, the first of the season,
WAS well attended and 4 good time re-
nortad the next dance Will he held Sat
nurday evening, May ).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
CENTER MONTVIL.LE.

tn" wcrk on Licwcllym kelIcr's house
* progressing finely.
". j. Bean has the lumber cut for 4
new she'd.
There is great deal Of illness in
town. Among those afflicted are Mrs.
v. :. Foy, Mrs. Harriet Written. Mr..
and Mrs. G. +. Plummcr Mr.. ana Mrs.
y. O. Porter and Charles 4. Mcclure.
NORTH PALERMO.
The many friends Of Mrs. Elthca Per-
kinS Of Howard, Il. l., a former resi-
dent Of this place, will he sorry to learn
mat she has serious trouble with her
eyes and has been to Portland for
treatment All wish her Il complete re-
Storation to her sight ana health.
Paul Young had an auction April IS
and sold his household goods and
farming tools. lie Will live with his son
Wilder for the present.
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WHITEHEAD,

Charles FoWleS, who has had en-
ployment III the mines Of Mexico for
several years, visited his parents, Mr.
ard Mrs. Miles Fowles, last week
The new road commissioner, F. Z.
Carleton, has commenced labor on the
highway, repairing bridges, etc.
Henry Croker Of E. Pittston shipped
nine carloads of hay last week from
Whitefeld station.
Miss Eva Albec has been passing a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. +. II. Albee.
=. a. King and F. c. Jewett have
each purchased a pair of cattle of
George Weeks Of jefferson.
number Of tramps have been seen
in the place reccntlX
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sAGADAHOC
NORTH BOWOOlN.

Alexander Ridley is visiting his sons
in Lewiston for Il few days.
II. $. Wadsworth and d. F.. Varney
are building IL stable for Edward Ham
at Sabattus.
Mrs. Sarah Rideout recently passed
a few days with friends in Monmouth.
Jesse Ridley of Leeds was guest
over Sunday at the home Of Herbert
WadswOrth.
\ telephone has recently been in
stalled at the home of A. j. Holbrook.
Miss Maude Pratt is staying with
Mrs. Horace Euker at Litchfield for a
number Of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Holbrook wei
coined the advent Of 4 son I" their
home last week.
William Rideout has moved his fam
lily onto the farm that he recently pur-
chased Of Edward Rideout.
School in the Wood district com
menced Monday with Miss Cecile Small
as teacher.
The many friends OF Mrs. Ridley re
grct to hear of her illness again.
From a flock Of II pullets Matched
late in September last, Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas has received daily, since
March, an average Of nine eggs
Ms. Chester Marshall, the newly ap-
pointed superintendent, visited the
schools tuesday i'll this part of the
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
ST. ALBANS.

Philip Bradford, tho son of Albert
Bradford, fell from 81 building distance
of L feet breaking his arm. The fracture
was attended by ~. ,Moultcn. Much
sympathy is felt for tn title hoy and his
parents, as the family l...r" mad a great
deal Of sickness this win;,r.
Mrs. Ed Moore is working for Brown
Fnirhrcther's family. Mrs. Fairbrother
has not recovered from hcr shock.
Prof. BlOunt of the COrinna academy,
and Guy Badger went to Lewiston Fri
day and also visited Brunswick ard sew
eral other places. On their return home
they visited Pittsfield and on Saturday
attended a ball game.
a. f. Badger has recently purchased a
fine span of horses of Alton Richardson.
pleasant social was held at the Town
hall Friday evening. After the social ice
cream and cake was served.
Scott Nutter was in Dexter Monday.
Scott Blaisdell has moved his family to
Hartland.
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SOMERSET.
ME- RHEP

Geo. n. Wood has been engaged to
drive the six-horse team on the road
machine.
Geo. Burdin expects to work for
Mrs. Isaac Ford during the summer.
Frank ingalls, of Haverhill, Mass, is
at Charles Girdler's and expects to re-
mains for two months. Mr.. Ingalls, has
been in poor health for some time and
his physician hoped that the country
air would be of benefit to him.
b. F. Mosher. who went TO southern
California last September to pass the
winter with his brother, is expected
home next week.
Geo. S. Morse is at Belgrade Lakes
this week painting house for E. w.
ToWle.
Mabel Stinson of New Sharon has
been engaged to teach the spring term
of school in the village.
William Fenton sold nice cow to
a. II. Hilton last week.
1t has been a very good spring here
port a good run.
F. I. Hatch with his pair of large
horses has been engaged to work on
the road machine for the town of Nor
ridgeWOck this summer.
n. f. True has recently purchased
pair of large horses for his farm work
Of WaterVille parties.
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NORTH WALDOBORO.

Warren Gardner of RoCkland was in
this placa Wednesday calling on frineds.
Roy. ana Mrs 9. +. Bromley wern
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Walter,
Wednesday.
Henry Slower of Rockland was in this
place Friday.
W. r. Walter passed Friday in Bucks !
port with his daughter.
Rev. and Mrs. &. Is. Bromley went to
bar iiarbor Monday to attend confer
cncc.
Lorenzo Ncwbert is confined to thu
mouse with severe attack Of grip.
Eurnhcimcr < Mank will give 4 grand
May ball at New Century hall Friday
evening. May ,. Watorman's orchestra
# Appleton will furnish excellent music
JoIcE.
Four schools in Wh.tcfeld commenced
Alrl r. Church school Miss Mabal
Hanlcy. teacher: Northy school. Miss
May Hanlcy: Plains school. Miss Ina
Henry, and COopcrS Mills school. \. NJ.
L"avitt. Other schools in town will COM
mencc April -. with the following teach
crs: Kings Mills, Miss Margaret King;
Carleton. Miss Beatrice Hodgkins; Lewis
Miss Daisy Fowlos; Turner'S Corner,
Miss Grace Knight; Reyes Corner. Miss
Daisy Palmer.
Edward Doyle and John Devinc are
working for parties at Kings Mills.
Charles IIildrcth received news 4 few
days ago Of the death of his sister, in
Syracuse. y. \.
William Grady recently purchased n
pair of Hereford steers.
The Snlcctmen We're IN this mart Of the
town last week taking the valuation.
At lasL reports the Town house bridge.
across the Shcepscot river. was conSid-
cred dangerous. and the roa5i was closed
to public travel
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A GOOD TENEMENT TO LET

a proposition that always finds
an easy solution in the Journals
Classified columns. If you have
one TO let or are in search of one.
it makes no difference. This
column is closely watched by
both rentor and rentee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
KENNEBEC.
MONMOUTH.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Halliday and
little son of Lewiston We're the guests
of Mrs. E. c. Andrews over Sunday.
Mrs. II. o. Pierce, who has been
passing the past IS months with rela-
tives in the West, expects to return to
Maine the first Of May.
The Woman's Relief Corps will serve
q dinner at g. A. r. hall Tuesday, April
30, and hold sale Of useful and fancy
articles in the afternoon.
The lady managers Of the Library
Association will give an entertainment
at Cumston hall Thursday afternoon
and evening, May 2. Supper will be
served in the concert hall.
There was no school at the academy
Monday, on account Or the absence Of
Prof Chick. .s. ~. ~ -
The town schools opened Monday.
April %.
William Sprague dislocated his right
wrist last week while working on ma
chinery.
Mrs. G. W. Norris returned Monday
from Melrose. where she has been
passing the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. II. y. Caronthers
Mrs. Voiletta Chick died Friday, af-
ter brief illness with pneumonia, at
the home of her grandson, Arthur j.
Chick, High street at the advanced
age of 50 years ana months. Mrs.
Chick came to Monmouth about three
years ago to live with her grandson.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. G. f. Woodman Of the Congrc-
gational church. The remains were
taken ia Madrid. hrr former home
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RICHMOND.

Many Of the church people attended
the Maine Conference at Auburn
Saturday and Sunday last.
,rbo adam, which started for Five
Islands Thursday morning ana W.
Obliged to turn back q account 81 III
made her regular trip MONDAY illori'l'If7
Capt. Tarr will max" every cioFt OF
''.h' ? 80 , 49,,
i lie l.''l'Hoiii H. ''ii'' va ;,'a. ,,.,..
"Trip " th' ilE'i -, ~ ,ti.
village regret to hear that her landings
will he scheduled at the new wharf To
pracufAiiy cut I'ic'''''''I' ii'in nv
map.
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HARMONY.

A large amount of freight passes
through this village to the railroad sta
ton at Mainstream, and if the line
were extended to the village the bust
ness would be nearly doubled.
The Odd Fellows lodge is prospecting
better than for many years. Degree
work is done at nearly every meet
ing.
The Maccabees will have a dance in
the hall May night, with excellent
music. MI
+. C. Hatch, of Mainstream, is fur
nishing meat to customers in town
once q week and drives a span.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26

+. G.. Hatch Oc MainStream, is fur
nishing meat to customers in town
once d week and drives a span.
JAcKMAN.
Grace Newton and Zaidee Campbell
| entertained party Of friends at their
home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Moore returned
Thursday from a business trip to Bos-
ton.
Sullivan Newton has been passing a
few days in Skowhegan.
Henry L. Holden has purchased the
Newton House and took possession
April u.
Mrs. Jonas Holden, while crossing the
street, slipped and fell in such a man
ncr as to hurt her leg quite badly.
PALMYRA.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Maxfield visited
the Union Grange held at Canaan April
II, and they report an interesting meet
ing. The next Union Grange will be
with Palmyra Grange, May Is.
Schools in Palmyra commenced Mon
Gay, April %, with the following teach
ers: Village district, Miss Sylvia Stan
ley; Gale district Miss Alice Parkman;
Ell, Miss HiltonIof St Adams; South
Union, Miss Mabelle COwan; Madawas-
ka Miss Nellie Rand; Adams, Mrs.
Carrie Weeks; Carr, Miss Hattie Hol-
way; Egypt, Miss Ada 'Seekins of st.
Adams; Marsh's Corner, Mrs. Belle Fo-
ley.
Fred Hanson went to Portland last
Wednesday to work for George Hunton
on Little Diamond Island.
Earl Gould has hired with Byron
Sanford for the coming season.
y. X. Millctt, who has been employed
by the NJ. G.. r. X. in Richmond for the
past few years, has been granted a
leave of absence for a month. Mr.. Mil
lett started last Monday for a trip to
the Pacific coast and will visit his
brother, George Millett, in Minnesota
and other relatives on his way there.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Stackpole and
daughter Dorothy visited d. A. Tur-
ner'S family Sunday afternoon.
Clarence f. Parkman has recently
purchased 4 new potato planter
L. P. Foley is saving wood with his
horsepower for w. II. TOwle.
Mrs. Effie Moore and son Lermond Of
ST. Adams are stopping with Mrs. L. B.
Foley for Il week.
Mrs. Carrie Parkman has 100 chickens
Matched and the incubator filled again.
Schools in town commenced Monday
morning with the following teachers:
Miss Sylvia Stanley Village; Miss Alice
Parkman, Gale district; Miss Hattie
HOlway, Carr district; Miss Ada
Seekins, St Adams. Egypt, and Mrs.
Carrie Weeks at the Adams.
Z. NJ. Frost has packed in his store
house 5000 dozen eggs.
Word has been received of the death
Of Mrs. Hannah Waldron, which oc-
CURED Tuesday evening at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. w. T. Seekins of
Hartland. Mrs. Waldron whose maid
en- name was Hannah Badger will be
remembered as n resident of this town
near Marsh's Corner when she was a
child. Her age was probably about So
years.
ID. s. Emerson made a business trip
to PittSfield Monday.
ST. ALBANS.
Philip Bradford tho son of Albert
Bradford, fell from q building distance
of L feet breaking his arm. The fracture
was attended by ~ Moultcn. Much
sympathy is felt for In title hoy and his
parents, as the family l...v.' mad a great
deal of sickness this winter.
Mrs. Ed Moore is working for Brown
Fnirbrcther's family. Mrs. Fairbrother
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
MRS. LOMAx BURIED FATHER IS ARRESTED
cHAR6ED WITH HOMICIDE or HIS
4 seanat1onaI Tuxp Was Gives the Uoy1As case When Agea Fath- ex Wes Charged Wfth the
 Crime.

New York. July LA sensational sfuru was given to the case of Viola Boyian, the nine year old girl who was found maltreated and murdered In the cellar Of her parents horne in Sec ond Avenue, when the girls father. Thomas BoyIan was arrested. Boylan was held by the police, charged with being suspicion person. The police 'aeaxched Boyisn's apertments.- after which he was taken to the police std tson ana questioned about the disap- pearancs cf tue child. His arrest foi- lowed.
 Boyian is ahout 60 years of age and Ea cripple. The arrest was uuexpected. as the police have been searching for an unknoWn Italian who was said by Viola Boxlan's piaylnatss to have in- tercspted the girl on the street and to have taken hHr into n wine cellar. Several ItalfafSs have been arrested and released on proof that they had noth- sne 10 ao with the girls death.
 After having been missing from home for several days, the girls body was found hiNdeE In the coal bin of the tenement house in which she lived. Her mother today accused the police of ln- action and demanded that a more vigorous search he made for the mur- derer.
 After questioning Bcyian the police changed the charge against him to homicide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
I.ngr wzrHoUT 11clknr.
aIissss.ls.. Dl.a.gssra.s. q s.ansy

zayssezfeus Dinappeaxanea of Sidney
 Hz09s Es At Last Solved.
 Now York. July 1.--The mystery sur rounding the supposed disapearance of sidney Moss, manufacturers agent of Toronto. Canada. for whom the police last night sent out a general alarm, was cleared up today when the White Star Steamship Company announced that wireless naessaGe had been re- asfved from the steamship Celtic that sidney Moss had lost hls ticket. The company wired the purseF to pass My. Moss without ticket.
 1Er. Mesa arrived in New York on June 2s, and went to a local hotel. Last Weanesdaw he left the hotel. say- snr he was going to Europe on the cafkic. which sailed Thursday morning. Mr. Mosa' baggage was put aboard the ahfp. Last Thursday evening q hat and coat were foand in an uptown apartment house containing papers and . ticket for Europe. evidently belong Ing to sidney Moss of Toronto. The police were called and q search made for the missing man.