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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
NEW arm FIRE " iRE.
IsIa,- In n Building In which ssh, Fm.
pio,r-~ We're wors Ing.

RccvllectIons 20 TN. tir. IN tn" High
street factory. "hIch claimed t~.'niy
four victims hast SATURDAY.. threw more
than four mIndr'~i employees mn-rN
girls and women. Infp parItc ~ h''n - fir"
,.'ciIrT--d IN anothsr four -tsrT nm! y.
garment shop IA Newark N-.r"ril9
In ih.. rush for exits m"u ar" alleged 60
NAY" pushed IN. girls back -. thar rh"N
could reach the. fire. '',"ai"- \ hr..,k IN
a gas pip. was the cause ~ -h.' fir"
The hr- was ia Nathan I"vv 4 -.
factory ON tn. s..cUlid hour Of lie. b,lIisiInE.
- hIrh - al Shipman and William streets
and - occupied bv numI.r ~ firms
al the II Ugh =tr.-.i factory was The third
'iOor is unocC-Ipi.i A peculiar incident
IN connection with IN. fire ~ thar IN"
Paper BoI board Company Whose, plant
Was das,ruved in tho High street factory
" ere moving into rhr hulldrng a.iJoinIng
the strictur" hich ~a- ON ttr'' Yesterday
The fire started just before the noon
- hIsi'"- began blow, ng An employee
a. repairing IA gas pipe whom III" cap "n
ih,. ,,nd bl..s off and "A 'Jngu" III flame
about ten f,rr long shu, along rh. ceiling
h,,iw.-'n two rafi-rs The flare rIp was
acc,rupani.,l bv sli ghJ report Th- work
~ 'ht, Now ~ Ra- vhiCh WIS fuel for fh.,
Ham. This. blaz" WIS put ont with "S
'ingil-h.r- About UB. hundred and forty
employees. were a. work IN the coaiInaking
shop ~ Santoro 4 solimins on tn. fourth
i!our and The cry of tire caused eNcIt"-
rn-nt among them
Russell A Hires, a safs salesman " ho
vas passing. heard window icing
smashed on the top tioor az m" building
~. said that fifty men and " Orns.n piled
,,,' ON rh" front fir- .scap.
Tn. funerals 81 two nnr- viC-ims 81
last Saturdays disaster were herd y.-sr"r.
,Iay They war. those Of NIizs fharIuit.
iI.c hl-r 81 IS Beach street. Arlington.
and Mrs Lucy sullivan. from IN" horn-
nf her parents AZ 2Is Main street. Railway
Services for Miss Anna HaaR. the fore
a oman III IN. Wolf under gs.r nlsnt e-tah-
Iishn.nr. ~"r. held last night as her late
home. 20 North seventh @tr-st
IN" CONDITION Of Miss Anna Do.ga
~ y.nr- old, also Of - Beach street.
Arlingt on. on. Of the injured. IN still
-..rluns she ~ in ~ Michaals Hospital
The other fir" sufferers showed an i'm
prov.Inenf IN their condition Yesterday
Satisfied that ths'rs ar" no NOR" bodies
in IN" ruins Superintendent ~ Buildings
william y. DRourk- yesterday called
the. men N the work Of razing 'h.- walls
D.f.crI v..- from the Prosecutors ofYico
continued 90 gather evidence which will
h.. presented 20 the CurOner's Jury
Prosecutor Mott SAID that b. would bc
ready for session 81 IN" Gn0uest next
tuesday
Th., Prudential INSURANCE. COMPANY
agents hav" been looking up families If
the victims since the fir. occurred They
hav.. Instructions from th. of.ic.rs ~
~" company to pay the policies without
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
Di' ~ TO SING SING
For shooting Teddy hudson. the WIFE
who Hal I.rft Him

Alfred " Daily the musical director
who was convicted ~ assault in IN.
FIRST degree for shooting his wife. Teddy
Hudson, wa- sentenced Yesterday by
Judge Grain IN General Sessions 10 ser, !.
not NOR" than six years and ten months
and not 'e.r than three years and six
months in Sing sing
Dalby was Jealous Of his wife. who
had separated from him. and On shr
night ~ August 80 last followed her
from IA" fhrhfr" wher" she was phyinR
To her boarding house. AZ 2I2 West Forty
fifth street. A. an" wns going no ih..
steps n" shot her in tho back and then
shot himself IN the forehead. The builets
weT" II the smallest caIibre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
FOR >EI TRAILING THE CtNAL.
Taw ReS AMI Other Opponents Of FOrtir.
cations VIA, Favor the kiefrr Plan.

WAsHISGrON Nov. ~ According ~
statements mad. her. today Represen
rarV.. Tawn..y and other opponents of
IN" Administration plan 10 fortify tho
Panama canal will rally TO the support
of the h l-f-.r resolution. which proposes
that 'h.. canal strip shall br ne,itra allied
This resolution IL pending before the
House COMMITTEE" on Foreign Affairs
and early consideration will he given it.
with the probability that IL will he re.
ported favorably II IL estimated that IL
wlll require az least &i4 900. 30 to fortify
ih. canal
subject tho President will recommend in
hts forthcoming message that rh.. cana
h.. fort Ned so thai IN. Government may
project II IN times IL trouble Many
members agr". with Representative
fawn.Y. no ~ chairman Of the Com
miti-e on Appropriations. that IN" neU
iraiIzation 81 the canal strip would fully
protect IN" interests Of the. e'ni,.d States
and al the same time save large sum Of
money
The ki"f"r resolution provides that the
nations of the world shall join with this
Government in treaties declaring tn.
canal zon" 10 IL. neutral territory. 1t
coi.t"mplatns Of course that the COM
m"rcial administration 81 the canal re-
main in tn. hands 81 this Government
IL the President persists in his deter
minarion 10 recommend tn. fertilization
Of 7he canal an interest ing situation will
b" presented Most Of the Republican
leaders intend to PURSUE a policy of rigid
econnrny this winter and they look
askanc" on tho proposal 10 .xpsnd
millions 70 forrify tho canal Al The same
tim" they realize the largo sentimental
interest IN the waterway and are fearful
that public sentiment will force them to
uphold the hands Of III" AdniBist ration in
this particular cas-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01

senator Garter Feels That Congress WIN
Have Other Fish 10 Fry.

United States Senator Thomas II
Carter Of Montana who was AT the Wal
dorf Yesterday. does not look for any
attempt NJ iarif legislation NJ this session
Of Congress
-Th. session will be taken up In rgely
with appropriations" said Senator Carter
yesterday There il not sufficient time
20 deal with anything else when you
remember that frequently IN" discussion
Of one Appropriation will TAX. up "A whole
afternoon session " will be- found thar
the outgoing members will b" disposed
10 wind up matters in which thor CON
stiiIents hav. special interests
4 do not hs"m u possible 90 DO any
thing with the tarIT. for under tho erist-
ing rules the presentation Of amendments
To any i'.,n would Ultimately involve the
whole schedule and IN the limited time
az tn" di~po-al Of Congress fh- would
mean wing up the nec"srary appropria-
lion bills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01

DE- p' l"plau" % pr"u"'-r 81
invent ..r-. I..I N,.-'"rday ~ ~. home. IN
Irs"9n..I. + VI ,'"pnln" Va -
.ttr- p0l ~" Ms horn IN Warrington.
iu. -uU OF iails- .tri Nm DgIl,i.t Is.pnHi.n
F'' 't- "'!u'ai"d 10 10" Wa-nlul '"m public
-f'ou'- lie iit"Tr"rd -ril,ir-d HN,. Ihr
Ir.. Bennington ~ I'.N fIt.r v.i- r4IIt lud.r
'..- 'rtrr"tIuu ile -uHg"-'sd 80 M-ry.u
'a.,I"r ~ id"r Or q tNpr-.''f ing nidchin" VIZ
..''..u'. wits instrumental ~ d-s s'lUpiug
'.-. rt"pU"n- inv "u'"d hy l'rDf Graham
l'' .rl -urun"r FAINTER. ana h" orgaulI.,I
'.. ....' .,Iu b-tphpph1ns pfnpauy H..
o.. .f... ...i trI l"'afu" president ~ ~"
,N....r Er-."r Nr'hIn" corr :nHY 81 the
... -f"'' L..Ir . rir pIuF and 1T he aurora
'Iw.. U.,llf ~" va . director If
'.'. Nt'.".N. Topographic company and
'..a b Inv "Dt' COMPANY and Nl-
I'lr .. OBJ" pddur Nluufi~tuffng
'.'.N l.r. ,,i .rrs.- widow
"' ''-"'l.rN ~'JFF %. 81 uu i...-,g,y ~
10. r'-.i"ru." obi. ,.H llau'prI hrIr.-f"nd
900 H.. IrN "'.' ~'" Nl- % 'sar- ~ ~"
-l.. 80. '.H hhYruIrf at the IIr- NIb"rt
,i.u'"iI % .l... "uitut 81 one. 81 ~" nl,i"s,
ilfnU. % H''N f"'u"'" Na.,r frrm"fly
,'urd az goo '-'I'.' .r,s. rriuv tb.
hon. -'.Hn ~ ''- far .nng v"ar-
'"iu''fHG vIu. no" r.rf|'IN.a md -n,inI
vu.n 'f Iru.'E 'Uur'n "f N.r I,r.h.ll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
Lawyer wants Damage From Mr-. Loeb
niger

Supr"n" Court Justic" S.aburv an
poin7'-d referee" yesterday ~ take rns-
tImony "a suIt for s5D,O'O damages for
false arrest brought hy Waiter l.. Binn.II
ii lawyer at 20 William street. aga,p..
Mrs sofia l.O"bInE"r. the militant suf-
frage''" Mrs LU''bIng"r VIA watching
The polls 90 electro day year ago and
had B,inn"ll arrested Tor yO'in1 lllezaIiy
although h" gas an election insu asf0r
IN M" district Wh"-" h" voted Mrs
Lr"blnR"r insisted rhnr the lagyer' =
r".id''n"" was ~ N"w Jersey. but he was
discharged IN court w." says he has
had . voting r".ad"ncs At az West I38th
street since 1897
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
MAYORS ASSAILANT In COURT
q AILtG HER PLEADS nor
GIILTI TO MINOR CHARGES.
Trial on Main Charge May Be Put O6
NTH Next August Msysr said 20 IBe
Reluctant to Observation-Disclosures May
Get Fifteen Years on Other Charges

Oct Fifteen Years On Other Charges.
James J. Gallagher. who shot Mayor
Gaynor on tn. deck of the North German
Lloyd liner Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse in
Hoboken on August o. was arraigned
yesterday before County Judge John A.
Blair AT the Court House IN Jersey City
! on two OF the three indictments found
against him by the Hudson county Grand
Jury. Prosecutor OF the Pleas Garven
did not permit Gallagher to plead 10 the
principa! indictment charging him with
assault on the Mayor with intent to kill.
the maximum penalty for which is i'm
prisonm-nt for twelve wears and fine Of
5000. because he wanted 10 prevent
the possibility Of situation where th.
defendant could escape trial for muir Ter
IN case Mr.. Gaynor should die from IN.
effects Of his pistol shot wound in th.. neck
within IA year and dav after IN. com
mission Of the crime.
Gallagher through his counsel. Alex
ander simpson. entered a plea OF nor
guilty to the two indiCt menis with leave to
withdraw or demur or max. an applica-
ton TO determine wh-, her or not the pris-
oner IL sane
Gallagher was plainly i'll al ease, as he
stood facing Judge Blair and listened 80
the reading OF III. tr,l. bills lmm-di-
af.lv after the formal alignment PROSE-
cutor tiarven ma d-. appllcat ION for a
struck jury. Mr. Simpson objected but
the Court ov"rrli-d him and s..' neat
"Wednesday for rh.. day when IN. Judges
will -irik- III" list Struck iIGri-s ar. gen
erallv mad" up of cIr l2.'f- picked from vari-
Gus parts of III. county and are of much
higher class than tn. average. ti..fIt ,uri--
--lvtt,.d hv he Sheriff
The Prosecutor proposed To push IN.
cas-. agaIne' Gallagher a. rapidly a. pos
-ihl. and u - likely that the trial wlll b.
S,,i for I.-"mb-.I ~ or u LAWYER SInp-
-on says hat Gallagher - suffering from
-..nIl" dem"u'IA and ~" defence. will
clam al The trial That h. was If-an" AZ the.
time h.. srar'd Mr. Edwards arm with
bullet following hr~ Uurd.rous attack
IN TN Mayor
In cas-. Gallagher should b" convicted
IN the two md, ru'rrS h.. could IL. sen
f.u',.i To- a Term of ift..'n Years IInprI-nn-
m-nr IA the stat" prison. IN" "xtr-m-
penalty Tor CARRYING con. '-ll.d WEAPONS
- rhr"" years
Prosecutor GlrN"u - So determined
to w. nu III" -.Ii" SIDE that % ~ not nj
all pruIslbl" ,haI ,alil Sh-r will ~. ar
RAJ g',.I to plead nn ia" Gayupr assault
rharg.. until after the ,,Spirltlon Of ~,
wear and hRv limit. August IA. 1911
In case the stat" should decide TO prns.-
cute the d"i-n'lsht On H." third IndIct-
n-t,t b.'lp'- that date" assuming that
Grllagh"r - then serving time m. can
h" 'Ik"u rom prison and placed on trial
T. has h.'.'u export eel for som. tim,
tha' Mayor t'Hvnor - not disposed %
~. -.'v''r' IN Gallagher and would prefer
not To- Hpi"Ir IEIIu-' him Mr. Gary.n
said last uILf Nat b." l..d heard that tn.
NaNp~ VIZ not AnNtu'i~ ." '~rn" 10 Jersey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
yrnneste Peisetreau.s VIII.

MoREIsTowS. v. J.. Nov Soy the
will Of venn"tte q Pellstreau OF Ions
Hill. who was thrown from n horse and
allied in front 81 tho Memorial Hospital,
this city. the residue ~ the estate In lsft
TO his widow. The testator's business
effects in his Brooklyn real estate orc"
are heanssthsd TO A. Rogers Lee OF Brook
lyn Frank Bailey Of Brooklyn and
Charles Mclaughlin Of Larchmont ~
named "A executors. The estate 10 ono
ued AZ 800, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
mISSODFLL TO CHRIsTEN BO.r
wiz sponsor Graft 20 he Named for Hrr
Father.

WIrMrNGroS. Del. Nov sO-Miss
Adelaide EsteIl" odell. daughter Of ex-
Gov. Odell Of New York. will be sponsor
AZ She launching Of the steam boat Ben
jamin n Odell from the shipyard NJ
Harlan r Hollingsworth here next Satur.
day afternoon The craft named IN
honor 81 the former Governor L. being
built for ahe Central Hudson Steamboar
Company II Newburgh. v. Y. Sixty
GUESTS from Sewburgh will come 20 Wi
minRton IN n special car to attend the
launching
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01

All tn. messenger boys 81 the \ u I.
Company who Were at work welt u}li IN
their uniforms yesterday for IN" first
tim" in thr"" days Sine" the strlk.
started good many Of them have. been
going uV' N civilians clothes for fear
Of icing at'Lct.rI Nv boys doing picket
GlI'y II was sad at TN" Postal u:.ic.
E-.-f"r,iIy that only fifty Of thu. Postal
uuy- aye ON strike. According - some
ut tn" iInpr men tn" Buffalo branch uf rh..
international S.afnrn', Union L..~ sent
81 ~ - IA" strikers and another labor
ppdy has sent them siWr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01

The -rIt brought bv hhtharina ShIp
trained nurse uEllu-t Pant Eridonbsrg.
T. y"trs old. Tor f1u.u" dnrr1g"~ b.carIae
y" shot h"r g. n" h'p Nhli" Tlnyin with
DO .Hasi''! res U'l"r went fp trial before
~upr..'" 'ourf .lu-tir" N,ChIl Yesterday
10 r'f"r m" plaiutT had r".tifi.d me.
.. grape '"n-IIt"d ~ announced that
.-" he'd noon ."r'l"d They would
"nIf teens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
District Attorney. New Secretary.

Hugh J beIrn" has been -rlectcd by
District Attorney Whitman 40 his private
secretary 80 succeed the gatn 9larka "
Crannell Mr. B~irna has b..@n for MANY
year. reporter la the Criminal Courts
Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
Kas,rr-tr,n Held for s;rans, ,yur,

simon katz"s.St"in. accused 81 receiv-
Ing meat stolen from IN. Manhattan State
Hospital and Of bribery was held 10y Mag
istrats Appleton in the Mest chester police
court ysstaTday IN $4,000 bail for the
Grand jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
HOW CARNEGIE FIGHTS RUM
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ED>I> ron ,DEi'B -
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scot an.I ~ indrr" ~"'I'N p'"'r'
Enr tn,. sound r''' -c"i"hniHn
anal the Shnkrr Are 'o'"parrd

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01

n ....r tr,uk ii"il"Y aud chief
Nlr...~.rIr.. VI ...r,m M"Ad""
a.. ...ru- lore - picture ia |ui"T- nf
I...t kt. r' and the L." cr'-auu boxss.
..... .... r.i..rluu of an uld prnII al Bon
..... I.... pc, urrll'' at ilulvrnud
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-24
HOPE for Eczema Patients.

The oil of wintergreen compound
for eczema-known as d. ID. d. Pre-
scription-Can be secured at present
from Bowftch, Webster 6, Co. in a 25
cent bottle.
This offer is especially made to
convince those skin sufferers who
have not yet tried the remedy. One
bottle will suffice to cure a mild case.
and the first application will instantly
prove to you that you get relief at
once from the itch. The moment you
wash the skin with this mild, sooth
ing liquid, the itch is gone.
f--upon our special recommended
tion-you want to try bottle of this
proven eczema cure Cd. d. d. at %
cents, telephone or call at our store.
BOwditch, Webster & Co, Spauld
ings Drug Store, Hallowell; Jackson
Bros. Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-24
BeIorade Granqe.

Saturday evening, Feb. 19 with its
beautiful moonlight was just the night
to enthuse our Changers with a desire
to try the slcighing. About 200 of oul
members wer~ present. After confer
ring the Third and Fourth degrees up
on 13 candidates an Oyster supper,
also cake and coffee We're served. Con-
Sidering the lateness of the hour after
refreshments the only article on the
program was q vocal duet beautifully
rendered by Brother Clarence l., Rich
ardson and Sister Mabelle Brown.
Question for discussion next Saturday
evening will be (Which is the Most
Profitable Crop fer the Average Farm
er to Make a Speciality of for the Next
Ten Years. Corn or Potatoes?" The
brothers opening the discussion will
be James Hewitt. Bertrand Farnham,
Willie Penney and Frank Pray.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-24
A VERY POOR SHOT.
Lovesick Youth Fires at His Heart
and Hits His Leg.

Wect Kingston, r. T.. Feb. %
There was great excitement aboard
the New London Providence local ex-
press when it pulled into the station
here this forenoon and from the ag-
tated crowd it was learned that the
cause Cf the trouble was Tony Signar-
ELI, young Peacedale youth who was
Tilted by a Westerly girl. had attempt
ed to take his life by shooting himself
with revolver. The boy pointed the
revolver at his heart but his hand
trembled and the bullet crashed into
his leg. Before he could fire again
Deputy Sheriff f. w. Coon of Wester-
ly, who was on the train, rushed for
ward and knocked the revolver from
his grasp. Several women in the coach
faint I'd. The lad will recover, said ply
sicians who attended him at the sta
ton here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-24
NO ONE HURT.
Passengers and Trainmen Have Lucky
Escape at Worcester.

Worcester, Mass, Feb. .33.-TWo
freight cars were derailed and traffic on
the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad here was tied w for several
hours as the result of a right-angled
collision between a mail train on the
Boston & Albany road and 4 New
Haven freight at South Worcester to-
day. Tie tracks of the two systems
cross at right angles at Jackson street,
a little outside of the city of Worccs-
ter.
Because Of a switch tower shutting
off the view, neither train crew could
see the other train approaching. The
freight train was crossing the Boston
4 Albany tracks, when the mail train
from Albany for Boston struck the
freight amidships, knocking two cars
off the track. No one was injured, and
the Boston & Albany tracks were not
blocked. although it took several hours
of hard work before traffic could be
resumed on the New Haven tracks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-24
FALLING HAIR
Many People Have a Simple
Way of Stopping 1t

It was DR.. Sangerbond of Paris, who
first discovered that dandruff and falling
hair were caused by microbe.
And now that Partisan Sage, the rem
edy that kills the dandruff germ is sold
in every town in America, the clean peo-
pie of this country have awakened to the
fact that dandruff is unnecessary; that
falling hair and itching scalp can be
quickly stopped, and that people who use
Partisan Sage will never grow bald.
To every reader of the Journal who
wishes to eradicate disgusting dandruff,
stop falling hair, and have an immacu-
lately clean scalp, free from itchiness,
We make this offer:
We will return your money. without
red tape. If Partisan Sage does not Danish
dandruff, stop falling hair and itching
scalp in two weeks.
Partisan Sage Is sold by druggists ev-
erywhere, for 80 cents large bottle. 1t i
an ideal, daintily perfumed hair dressing,
free from grease and sickness. and will
cause hair to grow lustrouS and luXuri-
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Webster & Co. Mail orders filled, charges
| prepaid, by GirouX Mfg. Co. Buffalo, n
| Mrs. Francis Koegl. Al w. Jessaminc
St. st. Paul, Mimi. on Nov. 16. 1909. wrote
Il have used several hair tonics but there
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-24
Chicago Youngstsr Only
Seven Years Of Age
Takes Place in Rank With
The Learned Scientists.
Shows Peculiar Genius for Work
In Original Research.

Chicago, Feb. 23.-Taking his place
in The same rank with learned scient-
lists, Fenton b. Turck, Jr.. the seven
year-oldF son of DR.. Fenton b. Turck
Of the Postgraduate Medical School OF
Chicago last night exhibited bacteria
mounted by him on slides and adjust
ed by him under compound microscopes
at the "microscopical soiree' given at
the Chicago Academy of Sciences.
According to scientists here Master
Turck has an excellent claim to pc
classed with the mathematical prodigy.
the son of Prof. Sidis of Brookline,
Mass.
practically all of his work has been
research work and a considerable por-
tion of it has been original" said DR..
Turck. Il don't think he is prodigy,
but has displayed a genius for re-
search for two years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-02-24

George Brooks, the lifelong and
prominent resident of Orrington, died
at his home at 9 P NJ. Tuesday. He
was nearly 81 years old. He had been
IN good health up to within a few
months. Mr.. Brooks was born in Or
rington, June u, 1915. the eldest of the
Il children of James Brooks. He was
educated at Hampden Academy and
at kents Hill and in his earlier years
taught school with much success. He
engaged in farming and developed an
extensive business in clay products.
such as drain pipe. pottery and earth
enware, building large kilns, and at
one time employing many men. He
shipped his products all over the coun
try. A widow and three sons, Bartlett
Brooks. Esq. the Bangor attorney;
Harry \. Brooks of the Brooks Brick
Co, and James Brooks. formerly,l a
teacher in the Bangor High school,. now
teaching in the West, survive. ...