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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
@cripatcte Sampfrr.
j., 0tontarn" mh 00}uria &idncr3"
I'M liheren Soicn. nGunaOia"
uod nidt ciuBetroiicu


GbilnocIp + ia, 3. Icbrrnr -
Die bcutc erfoIgtc 2lutunit 0cS Gam-
piers ,Wontann," bon Der o9Iilantic
transport Qinic." outs Yon0ou, 10
mic ocS bcrcit5 por 5poli logeu bier
i6lliaen belltid)en Gompier5 .NIarin
RituCr$" aus Wrecuott, Sdottlan6,
0crcidDt sur ullgcmcmcn Grleihtes
rlug, oCm man bate crltlic &elorg'
uilie Inn OiCie sSubr3cltac acbe9t. Ger
,.Montona" mar ie!t eincy 9Sohe idls
liz nuo bCioe 3alnpicr lolrocu 0urh
Itiirmiide5 @citcr nufgcbnIteu. Die
,Moriu Ndmer6" Ail9 an }. So
nuor in Naanit bon @recnod ob mo
Ioll bier ciucn nah Sopan bcltinlnltcr
Cargo Tctroleum al goro dcblnen.
Sin orittcr ucripdtetCr 0dnlpier lit
sic ,Gouooio, bon Ser Go9mopolitn.
niihen 9illic, lpCIher inter 1em0bu.
lihcn llmitdn0cn iGon Dor iiini Gns
Qen aus Notter0dm inl blcii1en Nnicu
bGttc eintrciien iollCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
WiaiicntranSpGt pun SciGen,

llnbeilnlide 6rodt oeS Gompicr8
rSbimoio." " - 6iiniiauieuO toOte
Gbineien febreu no0 Ser Ncimoth
5lriid.
9tem Dorf, 3. 6cbruor.-Gic
2chcn Don 5000 GbincIct iucrbcn
ON uG6itcu Wtittmod ollI hem Gan'
pier ,Sbimoia" bon @rootlpn nndl
China obgebcn, Inn lire iebtc 9ules
itGtte III beimiidcr groe 5ll iiubeu.
Tp lleberrete mur6cu oui Srie0=
bofcn III ollcn 5beilen Ser &ercinig.
ten Stootcn otsgcgroben mo III per
iiegelte lietolli1rge geleat lgeIdc oIa-
bnnu III &iItcn aus Sonnenbol} uer.
pndt muroeh oeren je0c nltf ibrenl
Icdpl 0en 9tomen 1mo einen fitr6cn
llmriB Der 2cben5geIcbidtc bcs IN ibr
entbnItelen So0ten trG8t. 2ille HGu'
me 0eS 3miihenOecfs Der oSbinioio"
iino nit bieien Sdrgeu 1eii;Qt. So,
bolo ser Compiler China crreidt,
mcrben oie 5ir1e nod aet Seimotbs
orten Ser 6etrefienben So0ten Sc
iCDicft mCr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
ErGiioent fir Sem Nc6cinnoicnit.

" btngton, .. g., 8. 15ebr.
- Sn eincr belltc pom 8eiBcn SauIe
aus crlo'lenen 9ctonntnnNlmg be.
tent Frdiioent 9tooicpclt no6mula
cnlpbotiid ieinc Cppoiition ge9en 9cs
Idrdniing Der 5bdtiafeit oes @e-
heinoienItes. Gr erfldrt, penn Die
9fegicrlnB iii Stono qeiest iperoen
lollte, pirfiam gegen gerbreher eit.
8uldjreiten. 10 miilie iie cine Srgani-
idtion Don Gebeinl.9lgenten beiisen,
melde irgenoiuo gegen Die @erbre6er
pur aehen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
SrGM Inmphn freiGelprodlcn.

Gb bicngp 8. 6ebrllar. Srnl
Wartba Manbellc Gunpbp aus 90
iton, Woii., pelfe bier ilnter Der 9ln.
flage Dor 8eridIt itano, Gborles 6.
(Siles, einen Scl0perleiber ans Ior,
dieter, Moii., i'm @ertbpapiere ino
Tianuntcn I'M Netrage BON $4,000
beltoblcn 5u baben, mrroe beltte bon
elmer SSltrp irci8cipro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Gcrac6lid,cs gSctp.

u Dpille, 1enn., 8. Jcbrnar
Gle gill, lueldc oie Soeritellntg
irgeno pelder 6eroui6enoen8etrGnfe
I'M gan8en Staate perbietet, puroe
pom @ollpernenr Batterion nit Teto
6cle9t nno ld)on bellte gtudlnittog
pom Stootsienat NIT 20 segen 12
Stinlnen ii6er bos Setp paiIirt. Gie
@eto6otiAait miro bas llntcrbaus Der
2egislatur crit inorgen erreiden uno
BORT auf Die ndmlidle @eiie abaeier.
tigt iuerbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
0Sunocr6ar!

gSiniteo, Gonlty 8. Sebruor. -
SDeooore GooieUelt juny lit in Der
Gbonipionp.Ga GeppiAia6rif bereiis
gum Ieppidpirfer aomletrt. Gr ar.
beitet am Mebitltbl Don Z llbr Mer.
gems his 3 lthr }fbenos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
GcInnS bGits 9Ittcite fir Gbcltaubss
Gan6iDatrn.

Solem, Gre. 3. 6ebruar. -
Ter Senut Ser 2egislotur nobm eill-
Itinlnig eine Bill an, ndd) beren @c-
llimmun9en Selltc, lpeihe cine Soeir
rGtbsIlcen5 pcrlangct Gin 8ei,rno.
belts. 2ltteIt Don einem licentiirten
Nr5t bcibrinJclt rniiiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Railways Ready Relief,
in alien Nbutbefen berfauft.
RADWAY & CO.,
New York CITY.
%ct iHGt bon eurem sIpet6efer 9qnttpnbg
BUD nit Mnibf6T1Geu ooer ibreibt eafar
(N
aut sem o,tptel Der e,rlpiiIeufoUottt

ino Die Gnadiulher auaeldnat, iuel6e dpenbe
6inprienugcn ME GarboI'aarc, sege, ods
morrbotoen dnpreien uno init nieien aisens
Wieoi5rcn. Die nibt riir nidt helicn. ion6eru
nnr dbdoeit non genlia eebinliuDige lin br
SeiiliHa oieicS fbiuereu luo bmcribdfien peis
oens fcmmt nr onrd Er. Silshee'S Nnaieiit
3u Stdnoe. etHet beilfrdtiigeu ar3nei. pelhe
in SnriH bon Stnh idpichen am SiB oes Gel
ocilS en9e'iibri miro tn6 ftb bon bort beienb
1T ole erirnnften lbec Ocrbreitet. -Brobeit
ucrocn ret herunot bon Z. Helii!ueoier & Go,
9oI ZIG. &cip sJori. tEiOoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
WAY'S
READY
RELIEF

Seit i;ber fiinfsis Sabren III 9iab.
mag's GeaSp Reliei Der Samilien.
Softor ,rnb bas ME iebliblasenbe
$ousmiteI segen Suiten, grfaIt,ms.
iprnbe 9ebIe, @ronditis, @rippe.
Sunaenent5iinoung unS Sdmeraeu
ieoer geuennl,na.
@ernadlaiiigte Grfdltansen arten
IN @rippe lno 2nnseneutsiinoung
aus. 8ogert nid]t, ionbern per-
fdaiit eitd iofort eine SIaide bon
0iaoiuag'S Neabp Heliei unb rerbii.
tet 2im5euent5iinouns ODER turirt
lie, penn idon porbanoen. 9iefes
munoerbare SeiImittel ioIlte iid in
iebem Sauie befiuben; fIrirt, ebe
Der 9oftor erideiuen fann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04


SGhne II. MtariuI ullf sen @au cine&
ltcucn ipunihtu @ridmoocr5 III &c
ccptircn lucul Oie ,Sirm1 gcpiiie Mo.
oiii}irlnNcn bcuillilt. Ter Goutrott
inuoIpirt Ole &crou@Noblm9 pon
Sl000O,00O.
q 0 ii fcin q ciultotiu Sara,
cas-.
Caracas, &cncGteiu 81, ,Suu,
uia @Qemitoo, Curacao, 3. Scbr.-
Sic @cid)GItSipcrrc III ocn Inter
hanbhlngen 5iuiidcn Dem oneritali
ideu Gonnliii1r @. s, @udonon II.
Scr 9tcNicrun1 Gcnc5uelo9 onllcrt
fort, unb oic @cile9lln0 Der 5ipiihcn
bciocn HGnocru ihmcbcnocn Strelt
iro0en idiucbt nod IN iueIter sScrnc.
Seine rou bciocn Ynrteicn iii g2il-
lens, in Scr tSru9c iibcr oIc ld)ic08
oericbtlid)c NIburtbeiling Scr slnlpril=
d)c ser 9icrp 9ort oub Ncrmuoc5
NSpbalt So. mo scr Srinoco Gor-
porotiol nodjlt1cbcll. Sor. Suhas
non uuo Er0iioent Womej batten onl
lcttcn SrcitaN 9l6cno cine lnnge TN
tcrrcolnA ln0 boS ucne5uelonilbe
aobinCt mar ocn Qnll5en Sanltog
iibcr IN SiBln9, obuc Dob erluGb'
ncrSlucrtbc Sortidrittc gemobt luur-
oen. &cnc5uclo bcItcbt ooroltf bnB
Dor cincnl SHieos1eribt oefinitip
fcitgeItellt neroen iolc. Oh oie Gnt-
ldeiolmgcn Der penejuelonild)en &c
ridtc bc5iglid ser iroGliden glniprii-
d)c 0crcht murell, o0er licbt S>r Nll-
d)onon bogcgcn finoct, boB hic gon5e
9lngclegcnbeit obne luciterc lint
ldhueifc einenl SdieoSgcriht inter.
brcitet mer0cn.
Griolge Scr u cbcIIcniu
: Ecriieu.
Schcran, Ecrliclt, ,. Scbr --
Der politiidc Glltb uon&9poban, luel
der fiir5Iih Der Gcntrolrcgicrllna
Grob bot bat oeu 0ouperncur bon
SSpabon 0eitiirjt mo oie Gontrole
Der 2ofolpcrmoltmg al iih gcrii-
len. Gr bat ollc biciigcn Scgotioncn
tclcGropbilh bcnohridbtigt buB ollie
gInleibcn ino Gon5ciiioucn beSopoll.
irt iuerocn iollen lpcur lic niht Die
8eneDmiguug 0cS ForlomentS CT.
hdltcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Ne1te ncs GnugreHcs.
Scnntur Seller tritt iiir oicielben in
oic SdranfcM.

9iur in geluiiien 9llt5nobmSiGllen iii
Der GrGiiOcut bereHtilt, sic bon
irgen0 eincm ser bei0cn NGuicr
8cIoroertc &orlc1lng ihriitlIcbCr
ooer onocrer 9(ltSflnit 81 pcrluei'
aern. - 9trM teinc gutihci0unG
in Sadcn Der Grncnmng bca
9icaers Gr. ". :. Grum sum
3oacinncbmcr iiir GborlcItou. -
2Iagemcmc Tcbnttc I'M NcprGicu
tontenbauic ii6er Oic 9lderbalt
&ermiQiglm1S6iQ Beihloieu.
" ! tn0ton :. g., 3. Uebr.
- Senator Sellcr pou Colorado bieLt
bclttc i'm Sennt cine NeOc 5ur Inter
ltiitlng bc3 bon Bacon (@u.) ou9c,
totenen Ncihllliic3, mclbcr bnrmti
hcIteDt, baB Der Senot Dos 0te1t bat,
oie &orIegitng ir9cno pelher, i'm Be
iiE eincS Grefl,tip Iepartcmcut5 be.
finoliher lbriItltdcr oocr irgcub mel.
der onoeren 9luStluit i'll pCrlongcn.
He0ner citirtc ucrIhieOcnc RrGCcoCn1s
fGllc ais @emeiic iiir leiue @cboups
tlnJ. Gr crflGrtc, Der 4rGiiocnt lei
nur IN brinaliheu gln5nubm@idllen
bercbti9t lolhc 9lllatlnit 81 perpeis
germ, lnb Der Gon9rcB bobe iih rlie
Qelueigcrt cine 0crartigC 9Seigerlmg
6ea FrGlioenten III repCttireu, menu
iic oli bcArijn0ctc 9iiIdiidJ. iiir bo5
,5lltcrciic bcS 2onoes boiirt mar.
Ger Senat pcrbrohtc 0en groBten
Sbell 0e3 bcitti8cn Cages in Grefil-
tiuliBlml nuO 500 0ic Grncnmlng bcs
Or u. 3. GrllnL ciucS 9tegerS, gum
3ollcinu2bnlcr filr GburleStomn, g.
60. i'll ucitcrc Grmdglmg IS fam
II feiner GntI6ciOung oorilber. lin
5.27 criolgte Gertoguug.
Sic oager; enc Ge5attc iibGr sic
@fderhou &erluiQiglngs6iQ mlrroe
tclttc i'm. 9feprGicntdutenbailic iortgc.
'cbt ulo 9ub ocn &ritifcrll, ionic oen
&crtbeioiBcrlI 6eS 9(derboli Gcporte-
lncnta rcihlid)e Bclegen6eit, i6re PIN
lidIten 3ll pentilirCn. 2eper e. Is. '
eroffnetc Den Cans nit einen }lnariii
onI 0:c Grnennling uno oie 2eiitlln,
gelr Der .Heicrentcn- 9eb0roe conIul@
tirellOer GbenlIfer" I'M 9ldcrbuusGe.
partemcnt. SeiIin (9Ila.) uerlungte
i'm Sntcrchc scr 9oumnoIlpilan5er
Die &crpfientlidlml monotIiber Hc
GicrlmgSbcrichtc il6cr bcn Ger6rau0
pon Sollnmollc. StilrgiS (@. .Bo.)
Dron9 oilf cine 2llSoebmlng besSorlt.
oIenltea. Sunpbrep (ySalb.) pertrat
ei1en oirett clltscgcr gciebten Stanb.
runft. pGGrcno Olonoea (99po.) 0as
SorItbllremt uls OoS outofratilhIte
Nfcaleriln9sburcau miBcrbalb 92lBs
Iano'& be5eicbnete. tSurthoIot (Wo.) J
beillrnortete cine @nliiiion bon S6Ii.
gatlonen fir 0crtelllng ilnb Ser.
benerilng pon oub.@nIicrpegcn,
lno Gambler CQtiii) beid)uerte iid)
iiber Die boben 3GGe ulli slferbou.
@eratbId)oltcll. Goriiber Scott pom
aferbail sGonite ld)IoB bic Gebattc
nit elmer Grl1utcrung Der nG6rcno
hes letten Siobres pom 1eportentent
pcrrid)teten glrbeiten.
Ghc oic 9(dCrbou 0eruillialntaSs
@il auf'S Sopet gcIongt NOR, poiiirtc
oaS SallS 6ic SenotsbiQ 5ilr 8enlip.
nirlna ron 0lnocsrid,tcrn. I'm
5.29 pcrta1te iid bus &oilo bis NOR.
Qen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Sunsenent,iinouns
se6eiH.

BOT einiaer Belt beram mein 8aiis bas
sbfiietroft elm, SD rieb feline gruIt nnb
ieinen Hiiden NIT 0labpsp's 9ieaob aelief
Elm. CAB ibm aid einen abeei5Iiei bon In
eitpnS beibem gSaifer su trtuien. BIS bet
better. Ter 9oitor fasie. IS fet eire CUTE
Meot3tn. SD taite. einen- aroersu Eau. bee
meineS fIetneu 9leiien. Gr bate bic SalS.
nb Sr&s dSn no m f'p benz s'qs mass % . 'nsG s sSs sas
tbnt nnitiinoIib etue Doiis unb I,eb slne
9Oits Rinen fofpen. Wrr tddfitn 1dgs ipar
CT iuicoer In Sronuua Sd babe biefs lDles
biSiH tn nteiner sSnnliic felt uuasfdbT 80
Sabrcn .aebrnndt urb iie fnIua nte febf;
1lid meine Mabbarn bdbeu fte eebrcuAt
M6tunasnou,
Srnu GIiod Dunn,
Sadfonbtue, Woranu Qoii'ltD. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
9nnoitcn llnpeicn in
ESnoo China.

EoriS, 8. 1Scbr. - Ser General
@onucrncur bon ,Snbo China mel
6et, oaB sic 3obl Ger hinciiihen9on.
oitcn in Der Bropin5 bcitanbi9 SIT.
nimnlt imo bob bnS 9lmbgcinbel
boS 1onjc Dcntbc @ebict terroriIrt.
GQrihicocne @ciebtc bobcn fiir5lih
itottgciunben, uno Die 9onoiten lullr-
Ocn icocSnol nit betrG6tlidem Ser.
Init gei6logcn. Neuc iron5oiiiheWhs
lit0rpoitell lino etoblirt uno oic frii,
bercn Soften erbeblicb pcritGrft NOR
0en.
SarifrepiiionS Q D mer'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
sen in 9 oris

GuriS, 8. sSebruar. - Sic omcri.
toniid)e Sonocl9tdnlnlcr in EoriS lit
tief beItiir3t ilbcr oclt @eridt ser
Gpmrniiiion fir &orbcrcitllng eilcS
SorifreOilion& GnhpiriS, 0a lid)
berols9citeIlt bat, oaB Ole ncllcn Sd'
be cinen ihlucrcn Sdlog fiir oen
omerifuniiden Grport nob tSronf-
reid beoeutcn. 9tah Dem neuen "a,
rif limo Die Wtorimalidbe fir nad)
SSronfrcid eingefilbrte omerifonii6e
Erooufte I'M burdibnittlih 20 Ero-
sent erbobt luuroen, ludpreno Die lfi,
ninlolrotcn, uuter oenen Die Yroouf
te ellrop1iiher SGnoer intportirt iucr.
Den, MIR Inn 3 Yro5cnt erbobt iper-
ben.
gelonoerS l6ipcr getroiien merocn
anerifonil6e Observation-Disclosures
id)inen, iiir pelhe Der Wtorilnolturii
INN D tSrancS prn bunoert ailo er
bDbt Der Dtininloltarii obcr, mclhcr
1entl6lono lino unoere 9anocr be.
por5llgt, INN eincn Sronc bcrabgciebt
mllroc. Der UiorinalioB iiir amcri.
fonllhe Merf5cilgnlol6incn lit nm
10 Fro5ent erbobt, luGbreno Ser iiir
on0ere Sdnoer IN Vetradt fonumcuoc
Mininoltorii lrlr I'M 10 Ero5ent cr
Dobt noroen iii. ga Die Ser. Staa
ten oQiobrlid) 10000 bis $4,000 LAMB.
pirthid)aitlibc Dfalhinen nudJSranf
reid lfiden, 10 iper0en Die umerifa
niiden Grporteure id)Iuer belaItet.
Inter Sen onoeren ole Ser. Stuaten
tanglren0en Worimnl Grboblngeft
beiinocn lid) Die 3ole oui @etraioc.
Solj, YietnQe, Ai0bel imo Wtuiit Sn,
'trumente.
.Mon bcgt in Sen Grciien Ser onie-
rifoniihen SnnoclSfommer oaS Gm.
pfinOeit, bnB ser &erid)t ole glntmort
Der iran3oliidcn Sauoelsintereiien
nill 6ie itrengen 3ollperoronungen
Ser Der. Staoten biloet. llnb eS miro
oaralif bingemieien baB Dies Elm pei.
terer gelueis iiir Die groBere gfotb.
fuenoigfeit fir Ole Ser Staaten lei,
einen Gnol .Sarif ai,ijllitellen INT.
ter Incident mon 9egenieitige Ser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-16
SPORTING
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuesday-Albert belmont VS.. Joey
Bowker, Noah Perry VS.. Max Baker. and
Peck LIE Fever VS.. Joe Burchell Armory
a. A., Boston; owen Moran VS.. Tommy
Murphy. New York: Billy Rolfe VS., Jim
Donovan, New York: Young Donohue vs..
Freddie Welsh. New Orleans George
Dennis vs.. Joe Coster. Brooklyn; Chariey
Haighey VS. Jack Robinson, Glens Falls
y. Y; Kid Locke VS.. Eddie Carter, Phlla-
delphia.
Observation-Disclosures Hart vs., Mike
Shrek. Columbus; George Gunther VS.:
Darrell Smith, Eveleth, Mimi; Ionuy
Caponi VS.. Ed McGoorty, Billings. Mont. :;
Smoker of the Forest Hills \. c.; PADDY
Sullivan vs.. Marty Rowan. New York;
Jim Stewart VS.. Ed Casey Philadelphia;
INK Russell vs. Jack Brady. Harrisburg.
Paddy LAWN vs.. Billy Gdiffth, Ierre
Harte. Ind: Jim Barry vs.: Sam Lang
ford. Mike FlemminG VS.. Johnny krouse'
Philadelphia: Barney Ford VS.. Jack well
don Wilmington. Del.
Thursday-Charley Mitchell VS.. johnny
Wnletts. Mahoney City. Pa; Harry Lewis
vs Unknown, Leo Houck vs.. Jack Brit
ton. Philadelphia; Abe Attell VS. Patsy
Kline, New York; Young Finger VS..
Young McGovern, PittsburS: Harry
Scrorgs VS.. Bat" Kelley, Baltimore.
Friday-Leo Houck vs. Young Nitchie,
Philadelphia; Billy Papke vs.. Jim Flynn,
Los Angeles; Johnny Coulon VS.. Tn
known. Dayton. o.: Tommy Sullivan VS..
Phil knight. Kansas City.
Saturday--Joey Bowker vs. Tommle
O'Tcole. Philadelphia: Jimmy Hanlon Us.
jerry Meskill, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-16
FAIRFIELD.
Special Meeting Monday
Afternoon Of Dial Club
Regular Meeting Same Day Of
Past and Present Club.
Unusually Pleasant Occasions En-.
joyed by Large Numbers.

4 special meeting of the Dial Club
was held Monday afternoon at tine
home % the Misses Common on Summit
street. at which many invited guests,
10th from this town and Watervillc,
we're present. the company numbering
about 40 in all The chief feature of
the program was the reading OF the
papers emanating from the State Fed
Grafton. one on Sargent, the Artist,
read by Miss Dunn of Watervillc; the
other on the Artists of Maine" was to
have been read by Mrs. Heath, also OF
Water vile. both of these ladies being
members of the reciprocity committee
Of tic Federation. Mrs. Heath being
absent the paper was read by Mrs. 5.
b. Kcndrick. Miss Olive kendricit
rendered two piano solos, Miss Mary
Evans acting as accompanist. Among
those present from Watcrvillc was Mrs.
Matte Baker Dunn. Delicious re-
freshmcnts were served,
The Past and Present Club had an
unusually pleasant meeting Monday al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Laura T.
Chapman on Main street. Miss Nyc
read part of u carefully prepared paper
OF Lewis and Clark's Exposition.
Mrs. LaWry had Il good descriptive ac-
count of the First City Of the South.
New Orleans" and a very fine paper
on Alexander Hamilton" was given by
Mrs. Ellis.
Luther Allen, who sold his farm on
the Ridge last fall, has recently pur-
chased and moved onto the Earl Nye
farm on the Ohio Hill road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-16
D0rand0 Again
Beats Hayes

Madison Square Garden. New York.
March l3.-i5efore 10000 spectators, a.
large majority Of whom We're his COM
patriots. Dorando Pcitr defeated John
HAYES tonight in n third and decisive
Marathon race. The race, the rcSula-
ton distance, 26 miles. $50 yards. was
run over a 10-lap track in Madison
Square Garden.
Both men were in excellent condition
and Dorardo proved himself the mas
ter OF Hayes at long distance running
From the start to the end OF the race
the italian led the American boy. be-
ing spurred on by the cheers and
plaudltS OF his emotional cOuntrym"n
in the eth mile DorandO began Il
heart breaking sprint. which Hayes
WAS unable to follow and before half
mile had been run the foreigner had
gained a lap. Again in the 18th mile,
after ne had taken a breathing spell,
the Italian again set pace which was
too much for Hayes and gained anoth
rr lap Thence forward to the finish
Dorando merely logged behind Hayes,
Winrillg the race by half mile in
easy fashion.
From this stage of tn" journey thor"
was little doubt as to the result for
Dorando in the final miles romped
away from the London Marathon WIN
ncr defeating him by half q mile in
PAS 0S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-16

Democrats who really want legislation
practically stood for the old rules with
the amendments offered by Fitzgerald.
lit Was a protest by the conservative
De mocrats against Populism and all
kindred things" he said.
The Fitzgerald amendment is fol-
lows:
'1-Amcnd aragraph 81 of Rule Xl
by adding thereto the following: The
rule or order which shall provide that
business under Paragraph Of Rule
XNVI shall be set aside by vote Of
less than tWo-thrdS of the members
PFC sent: nor shall it report any rule
or order which shall operate to pre-
vent the motion to recommIt being
made as provided in Paragraph 4 OF
Rule XVI
amend Rule Mi by adding the
following paragraph to be numbered
>. as follows:
After a bill which has been favorably
reported shall have been either upon the
House or the union calendar for three
days. any member may file with the clerk
a notice that he desires such bill placed
upon a special calendar to be known as
the calendar for unanimous consent. On
days when it shall be in order to move to
suspend the rules. the Speaker shall. i'm
mediately after abe approval of the jour-
nal direct the clerk to call the bills upon
calendar for unanimous consent. Should
objection be made to the consideration Of
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Weston Starts on
4OOO=mile Walk

New York. March 15.--E,dWard Pay
cd from the New York postofficc build
ing at 4 80 O'Clock this afternoon on a
43O0-milc walk to san Francisco. WrS-
ton was II years old today. PoStmaS-
ter Morgan started him off and en-
trusted to the old ped a message of
greeting to the postmaster in San
Francisco.
A crowd of several thousand persons
gathered in City hail park and chccrcd
Weston as he started briskly away,
escorted by Il detachment Of 20 men
from co. y. OF the eth Regiment. head
ed by band The soldiers had a hard
time keeping up with tn" fast gait tho
Grzzled old walker set. but they stuck
to it from the postofficc to I'D street,
Relays of mounted police met Weston
at various points along the route up
,ts where the Yonltcrs polio" performed
similui services Weston expects to
walk 20 Tarrytown tonight. Il distance
of 50 mites and stop there until morn
Ing. Dressed in heavy dark blue
jacket. blue trousers and !cgginS and
carrying "A light walking stick. he was
as lively as a boy at the start and
cagrr for the trip. Tho schedule Yves
ton h1s mapped "ut viii TAX, him
through Troy. ruilalo and Pittshurg.
H.. is due III Chicago Saturday. April
t.. II, expects to reach the Pacific
coast July $.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-16
WATERv LIE
Celebrates 18th Anniversary,

Mrs. A. Il. Morse of the Sidney road
celebrated on last Saturday. her 18th
anniversary at the home of her SON
ln-laW George r. Jackson, surrounded
by her relatives and friends. Among
those present were, her son Howard
Morae and wife of this city, her
daughter Mrs. William Valentine and
husband of Fairfield, her sister Mrs
Neal and many others Many letters
and kilograms Of congratulations were
received from different parts of the
country, one from her son Robert j.
Morse, president Of the Morse Hard
ware Co, of the state OF Washington.
was especially gratifying to the
mother. A fine collation. was served.
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HEIGHTENS THE FEVER.
Servia's Reply Does Not Tend to Con
ciIiate Austria Hungary.

Vienna. March l5.-The reply of Ser
via &c the Austro- Hungarian note of
March s. referring the government to
Was previous communication to the
Powers, has a tendency to heighten
the fever of the war party in the dual
monarchy. The Bourse showed weak
ness on the publication of Servias an
swer and there are rumOrS that the
Austro- Hungarian reply possibly may
be the issuance of orders for a rar-
tial mobilization. 1t is even said that
the necessary proclamations already
are in the hands of the printers.
Diplomats in Vienna however, still
believe that the government will resist
the agitation of the war party and it
is asserted that Emperor \Francis Jc-
serh personally has thrown himself
into the breach with the intention OF
finding peaceful way out of the dead
lock.
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IN THE SENATE.
Brief Session-Stephenson Sworn in
The Standing Committees.

Washington. March 15.-The session of
the Senate today was very brief. the
chief business being the reading of the
Presidents proclamation calling an extra
sesson of the 61st Congress and the APP
pointment of committee to formally no.
tify the President that the Senate was
in readiness to receive any message.
Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin was
sworn as a United States senator.
After being in session IL minutes re-
cess was taken till 9 o'clock and almost
Immediately upon reassembling the Sen
ate adjourned
Senator Hale. chairman of the Republic
can caucus of the Senate. today announc-
ed the following as the membership of
the Republican committee to select the
standing committees Of the Senate: AL
drich, chairman: Kcan, McCumber.
Crane, Flint. Sutherland, Curtis. Borah
and Dixon. The committee Immediately
proceeded to reorganzc the committees
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CHELSEA.

WEST-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scarles
and two children. Mary and Thomas. of
Bar Harbor. are the guests of Mrs.
Searles parents MI. and Mrs. +. H.
Collins.
Mr. and Mrs, II. f. White gave a very
enjoyable Whist party las: Wednesday
evening to about 20 The prize was won
by F. G. Hayes
Will Lathropc and Miss Maud Butter
field We're united in marriage at the Of
flee of the town clerk Thursday by Jus
ticc of the Peace n. NJ. Hemenway
The school committee held a meeting
Thursday and elected A. n. Douglass SUI
perintendent of schools.
The examination of teachers will be
held at . O'Clock April 3 at District School
No 4. Schools will begin April ).
II. l.. Hayes was at the State House on
business one day last week.
Frank Cheney is at home for d few
days on account of a bad cut on his hand
received by hoop on a molasscs barrel: