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hNf. !.
roal operators In Pittsburg dis
nmenced preparations for strike.
~ LOUIS brewery employees
Tor higher wages.
PENDING wage settlement. $50. 900
suspended work in American
II. l.; Lewis took up duties as
president and invited operators
scale conference.
hdred Minn"aDviis. Mimi, paper
and painters struck for closed
tation of strike breakers from
pis to work on Pensaloca. Fla.
railways caused fierce rioting, Is
on men being injured.
hor OF Florida sent entire militia
Pensacola.
el competitive field of operat-
miners reached wage agree
Y 20 cents "A ton-old agreement;
iesumed work Mt once.
Fight hundred Kansas City, NO.,
workers struck.
car strike rioting in Cleveland.
lsed
stone. Cleveland, o.. elected
|chiet engineer of international
FRS brotherhood.
lSamuel Gompers reelected pres
the American Federation of La
Denver. Col.
William II. Newman resigned as
~ OF New York Central lines.
|idcnt samuel GOmpers of
run Federation Of Labor SEN
TO one yenr in Jail. yice-pres-
d. j. Mitchell to nine month";
fcrctnry Frank Morrison to six
r., In connection with alleged
stove Company boycott. by clr-
purt of District of Columb bla.
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old son OF Prince Chun. was crowned
emperor OF China and assembled the

old son OF Prince Chun, was crowned
emperor OF China and assembled the
throne.
1l-Gen. Simon captured town Of Co
naivcs without resistance.
i3-Dutch cruiser seized Venezuelap
guurGship.
15-Dutch batiieship captured another
Venezuelan guardshp.
16-Ncnezu.ians rose iinst Castro. burn
ing his statues and piunGerng Caracas.
lI-Gcn. Anton Simon elected president
Of Huyti
oust'd Castro cabinet,
22-Castro charged with plot TO assassin-
ate Gomez which was foiied.
AIN Berlin, Castro issued statement.
abandoning claims to Venezuelan presi-
d'nTy.
D. President Fallcrcs of France attacked
by CrdZed politician.
2G-BHron Cote, chief Of RUSSIAN secret
political police. killed In battle with rev.
olutionsts
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Jan. io-Parker building in New York de-
stroyed: loss $5.000,000: 4 firemen killed
r7---McNeil & HigginEs 1: n. grocery house de-
2I%Portiand, Me. city hall and police
building destroyed: loss $l.o0o.OO0
2s-ChicnEo loop" fire caused 1.700, 900
damage. :coburn. %arrehouses, Indian
apoiis, Ind. loss $780, 900. Part of Mel
Mo, destroyed; loss. 100000.
3o-Twin Lakes, MINI. wiped OUT.
George Gould residence at Lakewood,
N. j., destroyed; loss, 100000.
Feb 4-Berlin. N. H., business section
sustained 100000 loss.
bEBiock OF Peoria, ILL.,, buildings de-
stroyed loss $500, co.,
Mar. i-Northern section of Tampa. Fla,
destroyed loss. 100000: militia called
out. Two New York fires caused loss
of 81, ,6e5, 600
wined out; loss, $4,000
eswneiand hotel Springfield. ILL.,. de-
Apr. sNPeoria distillery damaged to -ex-
tent Of 1896. Ooo.. ,. -Four Lynchburg. ah Va.
factories destroyed; loss. $225.000.
23-Nine Richmond. Vt, business blocks
May soAntipoio.. p. l.. DESTROYED.
EHfsusinegs districts Of Coalton, o., and
Wslkerton, Ind, destroyed.
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son Jumped iiG IT. setting new Amer
lean ski record.
lG-John MunrsctH jumped III IT, break
ing American ski record.
ls-A. Wcngl"r. Chicago, broke worlds
bowling record at Cincinnati. score ~.
23-N"nsun again broke American SKI rec
ord, marh-l2a IT.
Mar. ls-Tommy Burns knGgked out Jem
Roche In first round Ht Dublin.
%2-t t.N cnson again broke SKI record:
jumped l3l II.
21-Calyin D"rnarcst won national billiard
championship at Chicago.
Apr. 3-Fr1nk Got"h won worlds @rcs-
Ting championship from George Hack
2o-iInnry Chadwick. rather OF baseball"
died la Br9oklyn. AGED S.,., .,
International billiard championship at
JIn. =.IIarvard won varsity boat race
Jul I-"BattiIng" Nelson defeated Jon
Cans. :, rounds at Frisco. winning:
worlds lightweight championship.
7-Mrrrsdcs car won Grand prix auto
rnC" In France. Two mcu killed.
1i-Thomus J. Brice. president Columbus
baseball club. dropped dead.
iI-ln Olympic games Flanagan. Amcri-
ca, won hnmmer throw. breaking Oiym-
pic record: Sheppard. American. won
IG-Shcridan. American. won olympic dis
Gus throw. Rose, American. won shot
9I'Iohn j. Hayes. American. won olym-
pic Marathon race.
America. IIHs. Tnitcd Kingdom, 66 Ia.
Sweden, i2,4: CHnnda. II: South Africa.
s: Greece. s: Norway. 3; Germany. =:
Italy, ,. Hungary. l-S. France, l-3:
Australia. /. iininnd l.
Aug. 22-Tommy Burns knocked out
Squires 18th round nt sydney, Australia
Sep billy PRpk. knocked out Stnn-
ley EctCh"l. l2th round. at Los Angeles.
cal. winning middl.weight worlds pu-
Eilistic championship. Handy. Chica-
90. won ten mile swimming race at st.
Louis. Mo
9-Nclson knocked out Cans in 2ist round
at Frisco,
oct. s-Detroit won American league
baseball championship.
S-ChicIgo won National league baseball
p"nnunt
won worlds baseball championship
from Detroit.
Nov. Jimmy Britt defeated Johnny
summers lOIh round. at London.
25-Dornndo Pietri defeated John ].
Hayes. Olympic Marathon winner. In
New York. in renewal OF Olympic
struggle
3G-SGnnIry KrfchrI kBorkcd ont Billy
Pnpkr In eleventh round Rt San Fran
cisco. rrHrinIBg mif'ilrNciEht cham
pion-i,Ip Of the world.
commission. umpires KLEIN and John
stnn" charged that attempts were made
tn LTlbc them to throw decisive New
SorN-Ch Chicagu game.
2E-Jnck johnson tcoioredD won tho
worlds heavyweight boxing rhnD-
pIOnsbiD froni Tommy Uu-ns Mt Syd-
ncy. australia. In - rounds.
S-Southorn Italy and Sicily shaken by
earthquake which destroyed several
towns, Killed many, and caused disas-
trous tidal wave. wrcCkinS many vessels
and much property.
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loise, Idaho. jury acquitted George
ne OF murder of Ex-Gov. Steun-
Heinz surrendered himself on
OF over-certihcation Of checks
fntng over $400, 900.
u Mayor Schmitz of San Fran
eed OF graft charge by court Of
larry X. Thaw was found not
pI stanford White murder on In
grounds; committed to insane
Coy, Haryis of Kentucky was
hu Killed by his son. Beach
Dora Mcdonald found not guilty
Mnsr OF Webster Guerin.
wne1 OF Police Shippy- of Chi
Was stabbed by anarchist. who
leu by shippy; shippy's son shot
alleged negro murderers were
near Hawkinsville, Ga.
ma supreme court released for
yor ~yf, schmits Of San Francisco.
bv neEross E,s lynched at Van Cleave.
Orchard at Caldwell. Idaho,
naa ea to death. but 'cismsncy was
fhist sliysrstsin hurled bomb in
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he'd out OF existence. David s.
rted mayor OF Milwaukee, wis.
Crittenden. Jr,. elected mayor
D. City. Mo.
Resident Roosevelt was given n
demonstration In the Rcpubll-
lonnl convention Mt Chicago.
ry OF War VIM. II. Taft was
III for the presidency OF the
Rates In the Republican convcn-
rhicago. on the first ballot. re-
" votes,
rsman Jas. s. Sherman was
Id for vlcc-Dresldent on the
lot by the Republican convcn-
Ink II. Hitchcock elected chair
the Republican national com
Jennings Bryan was nominat-
10 presidency by the Democratic
convention at Denver. Colo.
r.. Watson was formally noti-
his nomination for the prcai-
the populaCo at Atlanta. Ga.
Worth Kern of Indiana was
fd for the vic.-presldenCy by
>ocratic National convention. Mt
Colo.
W. Chain of Chicago was
td for the presidency OF the
rAAA'rs aih ~ ~ hANlIiN VI
bio. for the vicc-prcsidcncy by
)onai Prohibition convention. at
n Taft was formally notified of
)inatlon ut Cincinnati. Ohio.
J.. Hlsgcn OF Massachusetts.
ninatcd for president and J. r.
pf Georgia, for vice-prcsidcnt, in
national convention OF the In
pee party at Chicago.
m. u. Taft elected president
=. Sherman Slcr-prrsidcnt Of
ted States, Ou the Republican
~ an electoral vote Of i:5. de-
William Jrnainxs bryan md
Kern. Democratic candidate.
rident nnd Slre-presid~nt, re-
Ply, .ChRs. 4. Den~~n re-
governor OF Illinoi-. Tho~. 4.
" elected governor Ot Indlnnn
fd ". Warner reelected gov
pf Michigan. james \. Dn-
reelected governor of WIS.,
Chns. u. Hughes reelected
|pr of New York.
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Jan. 2-Curtis Guild.
Jr.. was inaugur-
atsd for third term
AS Massachusetts
governor.
2l-M Mississippi legis-
lntur- elected John
Sharp Williams to
United States sem
ate. term to begin
March I. lgll....
Former Sen. Wet
NOR, ,l,.ytpI TO
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Jan. 70 An attempt
10 overthrow i'or-
tugal monarch and
proclaim republic
frustrated. + % [
was to aSSstSSiudte
Premier Franco.
Feb, King Carlos
and Crown Prince
Luz Philippe OF
Portugal suot TO
death ON streets OF
I.IShpu. while re-
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[E7MNHl,
~ Cos ~

Jan. state Bank.
l;uclSyfnrd. COT,
closed doors.
G-i'our big New
York Il IA IN u II Il
firms forced into
trustees hands.
Liabilities. S.5DO.O 900.
S-ciIiCugo GREAT
Western railrond
placed in hands OF
receivers.
lG-W"atern Il IA n K
and Trust Co. Dali
las. Ten. largest
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oV. fianly.
!, ordered
Ito Aluncic
Dress street
Ike,
Thomas
)lcCted pres
Lnf United
Workers OF
Pm railway
Ror wages
p cent. eff
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Jan. Dir. Nicholas
Sem. FOR - IN o s I
American surgeon.
AT Chicago.
l2-I,abbi Bernhard
i'clsenthal. oldest
Jewish thcnlogian
in America. at Chi
CaEo.
is Edmund Clarence
SI-dmnn. banker.
poet and literary
critic. at New
York. aged -
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Jan. l=Dwcn Mo-
ran fought a -
round draw with
Abe Attel.
3-I.dWari Iilnlnn.
sN-WuTll's ,Haiu-
piUn uItrSInau. deed
at Toronto. Can.
D. GsorE. Dixon. eN-
worlds champion
puGilist. cOIJT"d,
died In New SoTK,
Feb, ~ j. Il. Ven
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MWM

.ple's par
rntion In
noninnt-
houus u.
.f Georgia
dent, and
In w l J.
Indiana.
president.
hOis local
eCtions SIS
>- W g u I
1l saloons
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Jan. G--At Kickapoo. Kan, Z drowned by
overturning of skin.
lo-At Vinegar Bend. Ala. in railroad
collision.
bat Jimtown, Pa. drowned while
skating.
27-At Bedford City, Va. colored per-
sons burned to death.
so-Near Hawks Nest w. Va. miners
Shear Wesson. Miss, 9 by cyclone.
Feb. 2--At Northumberland. Pa, by
boiler explosion.
explosion. i. At. New Liskard. Ont, z
burned to death.
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ittleDiarnondI.

Miss Harriet Cole Of Montreal left
on saturday after a sojourn of two
weeks spent at ''Sonnenstrahl' cottage.
Miss Florence Beck of Montreal is at
the 'Sonnenstrahl' for two weeks.
Miss Marion Morse of Dorchester,
Mass, arrived Monday to be the guest
for few days of Mrs. A. NJ. Smith OF
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Edwards and
their daughter, Miss Edith of Boston,
have been installed at Mr.. Moore's
bungalow since the 18th of the month.
This is the sixth season the Edwards
have spent their vacation at this ISL
and.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Hurd of North
Berwick, Me-, Colonel and Mrs. Chas.
ii. Prescott of Biddeford, Me-, and DIR.
r. b. Cox of Collinsville, CT, have
been entertained of late by Mrs. Will
liam Hill of Collinsville, CT.
Mr.. T. G. Won Storch of Scranton.
Pa, returns Friday to the island after
two weeks business trip to Scran-
ton.
Mrs. John Gillanders of Lancaster,
n. H., arrived Monday to visit for a
week with Mrs. c. H. Noyes of Brock
ton.
Mrs. E. c. Huston of Portland enter
tanned Saturday afternoon Mr.. Chaffee
and daughter of Woodfords, and on
Sunday Miss Lou Small, her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Chase and
Mr.. and Mrs John Bryant of Portland,
visited with Mrs. G. T. Chase of Port
land on Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Tyson and family OF
New York were the guests for a day
recently Of the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
p. Eckman of New York Mrs Tyson
has been summering at the Cliff House
on Cape Elizabeth.
Mr.. Harry Harwooo of New York.
after an extended visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Moore, left recently for
New York to start rehearsals for a
new play which will open in Portland
at the Jefferson theatre August GOTH
Mr.. Emmett Corrigan will be the star
OF TIE play.
Mr.. Carroll Durham of Portland left
Tuesday to visit for two weeks with
an aunt in South Bridgton. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Winter and
children, Miss Maize, and Leslie. of
Lowell, Mass. came yesterday for a
two weeks stay with Mrs. J. NJ STAN
ley of Boston.
Mrs. George n. Bosworth of Roxbury
Is stopping for two weeks at Mr..
Browns bungalow.
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WISE WORDS.

No man knows anything about the
divine friendship who does not ex-
hibit human friendliness.
The noblest work often lies nearest.
Only a putty life Is afraid of being
worn out.
The battle Of without goes as goes
the battle within.
Duty has stern face only when
viewed askance.
You cannot become one of the tools
of the infinite II you fee from his an.
vii.
No advantage is smaller than that
gained by taking advantage Of a
friend.
The man who always does what he
wants is rarely wanted for what he
does.
The best evidence Of loyalty to
truth is liberality enough to give all
truth chance.
Some are interested deeply in
cross-bearing, but only as long as
some one else is doing 1t.
Some folks think they are resting
in their faith because they always fall
asleep in church.
1t is not strange that men lose the
faculty Of reverence when they do all
their worshiping before a mirror
From Sentence Sermons" in the
Chicago Tribune.
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Love-sIaking on shipboard.

While the promenader on the
ocean steamer, the first day out, Is
reaping the benefit of his amuse-
ment by cursory study of the deck.
chair occupants, the latter are being
diverted by an inventory Of the prom.
enader's physical and sartorial at.
tractions-and they are quits. Quite
aside from the scenery and novelties
which the steamer will reach pres.
emily Is the favorite amusement in
which all indulge-that of watching
the budding and gradual development
OF the little romances which are as
much a part Of cruising steamers
life as Is the throb of its engines.
Not infrequently a month Of contin.
ued companionship, such as the deck
Of a Hamburg cruiser affords, re-
suits in serious heart entanglements.
This may be the reason why so many
rich but not especially fascinating
misses, and 50 many poor but appar.
emily eligible youths. both matri-
monially inclined, are to be found
enjoying the impromptu friendships
OF ship life. II enc is endowed with
a sense Of humor the mental tonic
may be felt from the first day, with
no other exertion than observing
lifc's comedy presented on deck
Harriet Quimby, in Leslie's Weekly.
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Cousins Island


Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I. Nelson OF
Portland were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 8. Dawes over the week end. Mr..
Nelson will be remembered as former
president of the Commercial Travel
ers' Association OF Maine. On Thurs
day a party of friends accompanied
Mr.. Dawes to Portland on a pleasure
trip In the Sea Shore Land Co. launch.
They were Mr.. G. r. Downes, Mr.. Will
liam buchanan. Mr.. Alfred r. King.
Miss Ethel King and Miss Anna Stay
ton.
An enjoyable social and dance was
held in the vacant land company cot
tage. last Tuesday evening, music for
the evenings entertainment being
furnished by a graphophone. Those in
the company present included Mrs.
Frank Hinckley. the Misses Helen and
Molly Hinckley. Mr.. Carlton Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Dawes, Mr.. Harold
Burtt, Miss Anna slayton, Mr.. Edward
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Slayton
and Mr.. g. F. Downes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur VI. Pearson
have been entertaining Mrs. George
Pearson and daughter, Miss Bertha
Pearson at the Bowker bungalow dur
ing the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Alexander have returned to their
home in waterville. after an enjoy
able visit at the Bowker bungalow.
and their daughters. the Misses Molly
and Ellen Alexander will remain here
for the rest Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Norton and
laughter Dorothy Of Portland ~
last week at their unique little camp
known as the Morton Log Cabin" On
Friday they enjoyed q trip TO Cliff
island with several friends.
Miss Ella n. Bucknan Of the Oaks"
has returned after an enjoyable visit
gat Titcomb at Cumberland Mills.
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ing her mother. Mrs. ID. A. Alden of
Livermore Falls during the past week.
Hon. Oscar Hobart Of Auburn was
a weekend guest Of Mr.. Samuel Clark
at the 'San Souci'' cottage.
An enjoyable dinner party was
given by Mrs. May Lynch at her
home on Thursday evening. a mum.
Der of her young friends from Port
land being among the guests. The
dining-room was tastefully trimmed
in red and the table decorations in.
cluded sweet-peas and other flowers.
After the meal the company attend.
ed the Gem" where MY Wife" was
being presented. The company In.
cluded the Misses Dora Leighton.
Louise Fernald. Florence French. Ru
by Jackson. and Ethelyn Cole with
the Messrs. Roger Small, Ray Lynch
and Ned Lynch.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Harry Baker Of lie
Repos" cottage were host and hostess
of a pleasant deep-sea fishing party
which went out Friday. the guests
succeeding in landing many fine
affair was arranged in honor of DR.
and Mrs. A. Was Of Hammanton, N
j., and the guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Hooper and Mr.. Hall
Baker.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Was and SON Cliff
ford, who have been at the Jones cot
tage. Oceanside, for the past two
weeks. left Sunday for their home IN
Hammanton, n. ]. They will pass
part of the week in New York city
on their way home.
Professor and Mrs. Wallace Sted.
man Eden of Columbus, o., accom-.
panied by Mrs. Elden's father, Dr.
Gearing Of the same city, have been
the guests of relatives at the 'Duffer.
on" Torrington Point, during the
week. The party left on Saturday
for the eastern part of the state.
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Why Their silverware Lasts.

The Dutch, when they invite you,
and they are not a guest-seeking race,
are extremely hospitable. Some
times. however. when IL comes to
dinner. their active hospitality de-
mands an energetic recognition. The
table Is laid with piles Of plates be-
fore each chair. On your first visit
the spoons and forks are heavy silver.
the knives of the finest steel and
ivory. You never, however, eat with
them again. When you have been
Shown that a family possesses them,
that ends IL. You eat thereafter from
everyday ware.
what would the silver be like
for our descendants IL we used IL
often?" an old lady asked me. What
would we have IL our ancestors had
been careless?"-Harper's Bazaar.
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LIKE LOW TENSION
WORK IN THE STORE.
Women Leaving Factories For
Positions With Less Pay u Mss.
camille EsfablIshmsn ts. 80

camille EofAbutohmont9. -"
Every year. in Increasing numbers.
women are flying from the monotony
and high tension Of factory work to
the more varied and lower geared
work which the store offers them.
A store can get for Sc the kind Of
girl who will earn $40 In shoe fac
tory. says William Hard in Every
body's. And the glove factory girl
who IL worn out will surrender her
$3.50 a week and go to work as a be-
ginner in store for IS.
She pays $3.50 a week at the
start, for the difference between fac
tory conditions and store conditions.
and It Is Overwhelmingly probable
that her term Of enlistment in indus
try will be concluded before she can
climb back to the $3.50 level in her
new occupation.
Between sub-human toll in a fac
tory and sub-human wages in a store
the choice Is difficult, but year by
year. especially among girls Of the
most highly developed temperaments.
Il inclines toward the store.
One method. therefore, Of improv.
Ing store wages is to improve factory
toll.
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Showers Check Forest Fires.

stowe, Vt.-Heavy showers have put
an end to forest fire, which broke
out In the village of Townsville. Con-
siderable valuable timber was con-
sumed befoe the rain began.
Another fire In the adjoining town
OF Morrisville ragged for some time but
force OF several hundred men finally
brought IL under control lost night af-
ter $50 cords of wood. a thousand feet
Of lumber and large area Of standing
timber land had been destroyed.
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Photographic Art.

We hear TO our astonishment that
photography as fine art has received
It's definite conservation because OF
the admission to a German gallery OF
some Of Americas choicest spec..
mems OF the agreeable pseudo arr.
This II encouraging TO amateurs.
though a surprise to those people who
have never been in foreign OF home
art gallery that did not contain pIen-
~ Of Photographic work; but IL photo
eraphy a Fine Art-with capitals?
You may adroitly manipulate the
plate. but the trail Of the camera 10
over II all, to alter the familiar words
of q poet.-New York Sun.
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Swapping Snakes.

Fifty-one snakes from the zoologi-
cal park. In New York City. have
been exported to England to be ex-
changed for varieties of snakes at the
London roo which are not among the
exhibits over here. The reptiles ar
rived in good condition, apparently
enjoying the voyage. - Harpsr's
Weekly.
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with the Personally Conducted.

ION your left. ladies and gentle
men. rises the majectic..f front OF West
minister Abbey, where we find the In
spring shrine Of Edward the Con-
lessor, together with memorials of
artists. writer's and statesmen. You
may gaze in silent awe for forty-five
seconds, at the expiration of which
time we will take the bus for the
Tower."-Puck.
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On the Of the SLOPE by
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COMMON EAITH
storm OF hurricane vrorenee.

Augusta, Ga.-A high wind storm
approaching hurricane in violence pre-
walls over the south Atlantic coast
east OF this point.
All telegraphic communication has
been destroyed. But there are no sfgns
OF any earthquake disturbances.
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North road, near NoddIe Head, near East
ern Eud and Central landings. Only min.
walk from shore & hath,n" reach. boats, ETC.
Accommodates, with annexe-, 80 guests. On shady
avenue and woods. Sea food pentifuiy supplied
hates aynlica ion
hrs. Seiden Hill, Prop, G. ebesgue Island, Me.
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Judge Dewey's request for a new
trial OF his suit for damages against
the Good Government association OF
Boston, 10 denied.
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ha miIten villa
chebeague lsiano
ALFRED e. HA1II9oH, Prop.
Al the popular East End. Only
3 minutes walk from Eastern.
landing. Fine grove and shaded
walks. Fresh farm and OCEAN
products. Best of refefsDcss.
Rates on application. Accom-
modatss with cottage % gussts.