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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-15

The following are the closing stock
quotations, and the record Of the
days sales, as received from the San
Francisco stock exchange this after
noon by Broker H. e. Epstine:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-15
MANHATTAN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ToNoPAH STOCKS.
Morning Sales.
Monarch Pittsburg-1000. 2.
Afternoon Sales.
Tonopah Mining 300. $7.37h.
Belmont-400, $4.40.
West End-1O0, S.; 500, Sc.
Jim Butler-1000, 70.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-15
STOCKS

Jumbo Extension opened weak this
morning. but closed strong, low water
mark for the day being $3.50 and
$3.50 the high. The smaller Gold
fields all closed weaker. Booth and
Atlanta all hold remarkably strong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

Brunswick, Me, Feb. 2S-{SpeciaD.
Trained to the pink Of condition,
each man knowing just what he was
expected to do, making 10 foolish
blunders, the Green and White team
from Hebron literally ran away with
the interscholastic meet Saturday aft
ernoon, taking all three places in the
40-yard dash, the go, the 4i3-ya-rd
run, and the $50, besides 1872 points
more, making their total number Of
points z8E. Nor was this overwhelTn-
ing score satisfying enough to the
Green and White, for this team OF
crack runners, probably the greatest
preparatory school track team ever
in the State, insisted on smashing four
indoor interscholastiC records, Ralph
Jordan beating his own record OF
rs As seconds in the e2C-yard dash,
doing the distance III IS % SECONDS.
Alfred LeClair covering the $50 N
2.l5 2-5 seconds. breaking Frank
Preti's record of 2.16 3-5 seconds, Fred
Palmer setting up new mark OF 10
fiat in the 440-yard run. which broke
McPherscn's G3runsWick) record OF
IL lis seconds, and finally the relay
team (Cleayes, Moore, Small and jor-
dam breaking the record previously
held by their school in the fast time
of las is seconds. Next to Hebron
came Bangor with 10 points, Cony
third with S, Lewiston fourth with 4,
and Portland fifth with 31z.
The scores show how one-sided the
meet was, and how totally unfit the
other preparatory schools were to
compete against the record breaking
Hebron team
But for the presence OF Gray Of
Bangor the meet might wei nave
been termed an exhibition IN track
work by Hebron Academy. But the
splendid running of this slender L.
year-old athlete in the 45-yard hurdles
in which he took first place, and his
wonderful work in the running high
lump where he cleared 5 feet, y
inches. more than his own height, did
much to dispel any tagging interest in
the meet caused by the r?onopoIstic
control Of points by the Hebron team
The Cony team showed UP unusually
well for besides easily defeating Nor
wood Of Massachusetts, in the relay race.
it took third in the meet through Wyer's
splendid heave OF IS feet, inches in
the 12-pound shotput, which took first
place, and through Turner'S securing
third place in the running broad jump,
This showing ought to prove a stirulant
and an encouragement for building up
good track team at Cony. which GER
tainly has the material as this met
showed.
The result of the meet.
zoo-yard dash trial heats first heat
won By Jordan, Hebron; second, Wynan,
Lincoln: tine 4-5 seconds. Second heat
won by Small, Hebron. second Reading,
GoNa VIII High: time seconds: third
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THE r. Z. sEcoR
Bath Veteran Recalls Final Chapter in
the Steamers Career.

The following account Of the old
steamer Secor. which years ago ran on
the Kennebec. is from the Bath Times:
To the Editor of the Times:
! was much interested in the story OF
the Damariscotta river published in your
last Saturdays issue, and as l read ii
/ remembered the T. F. Secor as being
in South Carolina waters during the first
part Of the War of the Rebellion, and in
the spring Of 1862 in a letter I wrote
home was the following in regard to her:
The T. F. Secor, a steamer that used
to run on the Kennebec river, was cap
tured by the rebels and burned This
took place in Cooper river. a waterway
on the westerly side of Daufuskie island.
South Carolina. There were troops ems
carnped on the island at the time, a part
Of the force that was engaged in the
s!ege of Fort Pulaski. situated at the
mouth Of the Savannah river.
In this competition / would like to in
oure if there is anyone living who knew
the schooner Fanny Heating. She was
also Maine vessel and when I knew
her she was discharging a cargo at a
landing on the aforementioned island.
At one time I was member of a de-
tail sent aboard of her for guard duty.
The crew, being Maine men, it seemed
like meeting our own folks and we pass
ed a very enjoyable time together. I
have never seen or heard of the Heating
since; but that little incident has always
remained with me a pleasant memory.
Respectfully,
GCSTAVUS PEASE.
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JUNIORS OF BATES
ARE AGAIN WINNERS

Lewiston, Me-, Feb. 2s.--The Juniors
again won the meet which provided
the elimination trials for the indoor
games at Bates College here Saturday.
The Juniors with 291s were followed
by the Sophomores with 49, The Sen
iors with 10 and the Freshmen with
Ill., complete the list. The summary:
Potato race-Final heat won by
Coady IL End. Cunning is; 3rd, Will
son II. Time, 50 As sec.
60-yard dash-First heat, Fowler '1S,
LIST. Time, s As sec.
6O-yard dash-Second heat, Butler
II, 1st. Time. 6 AS sec.
6O-yard dash-Third heat. Boyd '16.
LIST. Time, Us sec.
60-yard dash-Fourth heat, Small
3, 1st Time, 1-5 sec.
60-yard dash-Fifth heat, Manuel
10. LIST Time. sec.
eG-yard tlash--Sixth heat, Connors
IL. Time. : 1-5 sec.
e0-yard dash-Seventh heat. Davis
Il. Time, sec.
6o-yard dash-Eighth heat, Law
renee is. Time, is sec.
First semi final heat-Butler II, list.
Time, sec.
Second semi-fnal heat-Connors IL
Time, 6 SIS sec.
Third semi-fnal heat-small Is Time,
I sec.
Final heat-won by Ccnnors II g yds.),
second, Small, rs q yd.). third, Butler II
scratch. Time, AS sec.
Shctput-Won by Lord 'le Boyd '1s,
second; Pedberzcnack ~, third. Dis
lance, 80 IT. in.
High jump-Tie for first place between
Gibbs IS and Pinkiam 16; bred '16
third. Height, # in.
Standing broad jun2-Won by Stinson
rs: keaney '1s, second: Lawrence Is and
Eoyd '16, tied for third. Distance, it.
2! in.
Low hurdies-W-on by cuimby II; sec
ond, Boyd Is; third Connors IL. Time
IS sec.
SGe-yard run-Won by Boober Il; sec
ond. Neville rs; third, Syrene 1s. Time
min. g sec.
Relay races-1915 VS.. 1918. won by 1915
Time. 81 2-5 sec.
Relay races-l91s VS. 1871, won by 1916
Time, % rs sec.
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The following petitions Were received
Saturday afternoon at the Office of the
referee in bankruptcy for kenrebel
county:
Leslie L. Smith of Gardiner, real es-
tate agent. Petition fled and adjudicated
Feb. %. Liabilities ss7Sa. which anon,
is H2ortgaEe6; 20 assets. First rlcetin.
CT creditors Friday. March 10. at 10 A. NJ
The attorney Cor the bankrupt is VII c
Atkins Of Gardiner
William c. Frost CT Wa.erv;re laoo~cr
Petition fled Feb. .. adjudicated Feb
y Liabilities s24727; assets $50, al OF
which amount is claimed to be exempt
First meeting Of creditors on same Gate
anG hour as the above The attorney 70,
the bankrupt is c. ". KuSsey of Water
vile
Herman C2youette Of Wa.e-yille. ia5or,
er. Petition Sled Feb. %. adjudicatec
Feb. Liabilities S2SG. assets $50 mort
gagged, and OF which 500 is Claimed to be
exempt. First meeting Of creditors or
same date and hour as he above. The
attorney for the bankrupt is Frank Z
Brown OF WateryiEe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

The water in the Kennebec river
reached its highest point Friday night
when 1t overfiowed the Stone Coop
er coal wharf to the height OF about
eight inches, and though it covered
this wharf during the day Saturday
falling off Of the water that night
showed the freshet had spent Itself
and that there was no further danger
of high water until possible rise
should follow a storm later on. Tne
height of water on the Augusta dam
SATURDAY. morning was about 81 inches
and the water Is said to have gained
IN that structure some during the
morning hours. but Saturday night the
water dropped steadily so that SUNDAY
morning found but three feet and Z
half on the dam. showing that the
cold wave had snubbed the flow OF
water farther up river. The ice. jam
at Britt's gully moved down river FIJI
dav night to a short distance above the
citv landing at Hailowell. ana SUNDAY
evening it was still lodged there. open
water was reported Sunday at many
paces between Hailowell and Rcn-
mond and the hope Of harvesting any
ice on the Kennebec river. except per-
hans near the shores at the Berry and
Cedar Grove ice houses. on the east
shore of the river above Richmond,
where few cold nights, it is claimed.
would make it possible. seems practic :
Ally ahandnnAd-
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MUNICIPAL COURT
James Burke From Nowhere Gets so
Days For Vagrancy.

man giving the name Of James
Burke, and who was enc of the wan
derers who had been given lodging
Friday night at the police station, was
locked up a few hours after he had
been let out Saturday morning and
was later arraigned before the NUM-
cipal court to answer to a charge of
vagrancy. The court had no difficult
y in finding him guilty and he was
given sentence of SO days on the hill.
The reason for Mr.. Burke's incarcera =
ton was that after being turned out IF
the station in the morning in COM
pany with other dodgers he sought a
house on Crosby street for something
20 eat and when his request was not
granted persisted n hanging about the
premises until the police were sent 10
remove him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

Lowell, Hill. McPherson) time 1853 is
seconds. Topsham Curtis, Andrews,
White. Berry, defeated Bridgton Acad-
envy (Coye. Gray. Davis, Nason) time
158 LIS seconds. Goodwill CReading.
Berry. Clement, Whittier) defeated
Winthrop Zones, Baker, P. Wiggin, r.
Wiggin) time 1852 2-5 seconds Cony
High (Taber, Wyer, Turner, Dennis)
defeated Norwood (Morrow, Hooking,
Gillihand, Walker) time Isl Us Sec
onds. Portland High (Barton, Owen,
Fox. Rowe) defeated Bangor High
Costello. Curren, Kennedy, Cray time
LAC 3-5 seconds. Edward Little
Cooper. Leland. Burke, Watson) de-.
feated Lewiston (Wiseman McSherry.
Douglass, Walsh) time. ISL lis sec,
onds. Westbrook Seminary (Ryder.
Hennigar. Smart, Sawyer) defeated
Leavitt Institute Ueavitt, Wilson,
Bearl, Walker) time 1856 Us seconds
Hebron (Cleaves, Moore. Small, Jor-;
dam defeated Hebron (Mosher. Noyes.l
Graves, wentworth) time 1.45.1-sl
NEW record.) ---. :: - :
The summary: Ia.
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HEBRON Wins TRACK MEET At
b0WD0IN-- C0NY LANDS THIRD

heat won by Upton, Hebron, second
Gray, Bangor. time As seconds; fourth
heat won by c. Costello. Bangor, second
Maxwell, NJ. c. l.; time seconds; fourth
heat won by Parsons. M. c. l.. second,
sixth heat won by Emery. NJ. C. l., Sec
ond Perry. Morse, time seconds.
Selni-f nals-First heat, won by Jor-
aan, Hebron, second, Wyman, Lincoln,
time As seconds. Second heat won
by Upton. Hebron, second. Small. Heb
ron, time f-5 seconds. Final heat won
ny jordan, Hebron, second Small, Heb
ron. Third. Upton. Hebron, time 4 AS
seconds.
45-yard high hurdles, trial heats)
first heat, won by Marsh, Hebron. sec
ond, Gray, Bangor. time 3-5 seconds.
Second heat. won by Mcdonnell. Port
land. second, Cleveland. Bangor, time
6 10 seconds. Third heat, won by Pool
er, Hebron, second, Thompson, N. c. l.,
time 4-5 seconds.
Sernianals-First heat, won by Gray,
Bangor. second, Mcdonnell Portland,
Marsh Hebron. second, Pooler. Hebron.
Gray, Bangor, second, Pooler. Hebron,
third, Marsh, Hebron. time 3-5 seconds.
s22o-yard dash. won by Jordan. He
bron, second. Small, Hebron, third,
Moore, Hebron. time rs As seconds
new record.)
S80-yard run, won by LeClair, He
bron, second, Cleaves. Hebron, third,
Noyes, Hebron, time 2.15 2-5 seconds,
(,lew record.)
A40-yard run (trial heats) First heat,
Won by Libbey, Hebron, second Owen,
Portland, third, Palmer. Hebron, time
81 3-5 seconds. Second heat, won by
Lambert, Hebron, second, Saunders,
Portland third, Morey, Lincoln, time,
60 As seconds. Finals. won by Pal
naer. Hebron. second, Libbey. Hebron,
third, Lambert, Hebron, time. so Sec
onds, new record.)
Running broad jump won by Up
ton, Hebron. second. Legendre, Lewis
ten, third, Turner, Cony. distance IL
feet IL inches.
Running high jump, won by Gray.
Bangor, second. Rowe. Portland, third,
Shoemaker. Hebron, and Legendre.
lewiston; height, feet, 1-2 inches.
Shot put, won by Wyer, second, Jor-
dan, Hebron, third, Thompson, Ban
ger. distance 80 feet, inches.
Pole vault, won by Pullen, Bangor:
second, Thompson, Bangor: third, Hem
nessey, Portland and Walsh, Lewiston,
height, feet, inches.
Relay races-Morse High fSu1livan,
Talbot. Perry. Gay) defeated Camden
High Anderson. Dahlgren, McCobb.
Dodge) time 1.50 As seconds.
Lincoln Academy (Holbrook. Morey:
Hussey. Wyman) defeated Boothbay
Harbor (Grover. Davis, Hume. Dud-
leyl time 1.53 22-5 seconds. NJ. C. I.
emery, Libbey, Parsons, Maxwell) de-
feated Brunswick High (Hutchine.
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WOOL WITCH
Candidates Chosen for Election
at Approaching Town Meet
ing-FuneraF Of Late Miss
Frances Barnes
PERSONALS AND LOCALS
ABOUT TOWN

The funeral services Of Miss Fran
ces Barnes were held from her late
residence Tuesday. Interment in the
family lot at Laurel Grove cemetery
Her sister Miss Emma and niece, Miss
Sarah BaSley, TO whom she has been
q mother, have the sympathy Of all.
In more than so years of life Miss
Fannie has made and left host OF
sincere friends to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Della Card has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Marshal Reed
OF Ihippsburg, while her husband was
threatened with typhoid fever.
caucus was held at Days Ferry
schoolhouse Saturday evening previ-
Gus to the coming town meeting. G.
Melville Stinson, Edgar Bailey and
Sumner Bailey were nominated for
selectmen; Henry Cunningham. town
clerk: Samuel Walhouse, school COM
snittee; Albert Hathorne, collector, and
e. Reed Mains. ferry director.
The engagement Of Milton Trott and
Miss Iona Cunningham Of Newcastle
has been announced
James P. Wright. Bowdoin 1919. has
gone TO California, where he has a DO
stion awaiting him. While sorry to
lose him as d resident Of our town he
is wished success and happiness in
his new home.
Mrs. Bradford G. Potter is in Door
health. Her daughter. Mrs. Leroy
Morse has returned to her home in
Rockland.
The Baptist Society will give an en-
tertainment in Parish hall. March 8,
and from the program it will be some
thing well worth attending.
P. Allen has been in Rockland this
week to attend a meeting.
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POLICE were NEEDED
At SANFORD GAME

Sanford, Feb. a-seven hundred peo-
pie who gathered in Sanford Town hall
Saturday night saw the toughest exni-
hition Of basketball that has been played
here in -he history Of the game. The
police were called repeatedly to restore
order and as it was the second in
series Of three games feeling ran high.
Both tams wera using outside players.
and Corbett. Horne. Valley and Laugh
lin were put out OF the game for inten-
tio,lai roughness in the second half.
Mixups were frequent AMI the big crowd
showed a disposition to enter into the
difficulties between the players, when
Officer Allen undertook - restore order
After the game when 1t was announced
that Stafford had defeated Springvale
90 TO 81, a disturbance was started and
Laughlin was taken downstairs by the
officer, who received a nasty blow in the
face in the melee.
The summary:
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Weilman Curtis

Weilman Curtis passed away Sat-
urday night al his nome on North Bel =
fast avenue after an illness of few
weeks following long continued i'll
health. His age was sc years and {
months and the wife. two sisters. Miss
Elena Curtis and Mrs. Frank Bacon
OF Worcester Mass, and one brother,
Weston Curtis of San Jose. Cal. sur
vive. Funeral services will be held al
O'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
home and will be private, but friends
who desire may view the remains from
/ 10 P. N. on the day of the funeral.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

At the request of several citizens the
Journal gives this morning the code of
storm signals for the city schools as
given on the fire whistle. High school,
80 A. NJ, three blasts given three
times at intervals as indicated: ooo--
100000; all elementary schools SIS
A. NJ. and 1915 P. NJ, same signal
primary schools (Grade and below.
SIS A. NJ. and 12.45 P. NJ, two blasts
given three times at intervals. as in
Dictated: oo--oo--oo. Evening schools,
ESQ P. NJ, three blasts given three
times at intervals, as indicated: ooo--
100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-01

P. s. Dorsey. former proprietor OF
Hotel North, who recently leased the
first floor and basement in the BEN
nett block at 1876 Water street and VIII
open therein q cafeteria, which is the
last word in the line of lunch room
will begin the work Of remodelling the
Apartment as soon as it is vacated by
the New England Tel. 6 Tel. Co., and
expects to open his place for business
about April 20. The CAFETERIA VIII
seat 40 people and will be equipped
with tables which will seat two, three
four or six people. The place Will be
conducted on the self-service plan and
the food will be prepared in a room
at the rear Of the main apartment
Aspecial dinner will be served oally
from ii A. NJ. to $50 P. M. and meals
will be served to order at any timc
A soda fountain will be feature OF
the place and MI. Dorsey announces
that he will also retail ice cream.
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dent Hyde announced that the Abraxas
scholarship cup had been won by the
Exeter men at Bowdoin The Abraxas
society, a Junior Organization at Bow
doin. offers annually a cup to the school
sending three or more students to the
college whose representatives ma.nAin
the highest average scholarship during
the first half year. The Exeter boys
whose high rank won the cup were Fred
erick f. French Of Bangor, George S.
DeMott Of Richmond and Willis r
Sanderson of Brookings, s. D.
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ASk ENDORSEMENTS
FROM Pres. WILSON

"@shihg:on Feb. 2S--By a vote Of 8,
~ lAe Senate Saturday agreed TO ths
"'Gse proposal to require the Presiden,
make public whatever Endorsements
submitted in behalf Of an additional
Judge 20 be appointed for the
y 'v's!A district Senator Root opposed
i Vigorously.
Hot only consider it unconstitution-
SAD he, but preposterous, almost
'~'oF Norris. who supported 1t. re.
,S,'e tnat it only provided for doing
e business in a public way.
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The Gloucester. Mass, Daily Times
of FeD. % contained the following
Little Robert Games Brooks. only
chila Of Mr and Mrs. Addison 6.
Brooks of this city. passed peacefully
away AT an early hour this morning
at the home Of his parents, Is Conant
avenue He had been Ill over Tour
weeks with a complication Of diseases
for which everything that neoicai
skill could suggest was done out
without avail. He was I'VE and hai1
years of age, a bright, active and sun
ny boy. a pupil in the first grade OF
the Hovey school, and a member OF
the kindergarten department OF Trim
ity CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school,
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TWO THoMASTON
CAPTAINS BOUND
FOR GERMAN PORTS

Thomaston, Me-. Feb. 2.-Residents OF
this town are watching the newspapers
for tidings Of two Of its steamship cap
tains, who are bound to German ports.
Capt. Frank p. Robinson is commander
Of the steamship Satilla, which sailed
from Charleston, S. c.. Jan. 81. for Bre.'
men, with a cargo Of cotton. The pas
sage was expected to occupy about q
days, and his nonarrival has become
matter OF deepest concern to he family
and his friends here.
The Satilla is operated by the South
ern Steamship Company. and generally
runs between New York and Texas City,
The present voyage is not the only
eventfM one that Capt. Robinson has
made in this craft. Z.
Last April he carried United States
troops to Mexico, and in the hold was
$4,000 of Uncle Sans gold, besides a
large number OF horses and mules.
Three winters ago tine Satilla encoun-
tered head winds on her passage from
Sabine. Tex. and finally reached Port
land Harbor covered with ice and badly
battered. Capt. Robinson had been on
the bridge continuously 4s hours.
Local interest in the Sa:illa's present
voyage is enhanced by the fact that
Winfield s. Hyler OF this town 10 first
officer. and Frederick Bucaklin OF South
Warren 10 assistant engineer.
Capt Amos A. Dow commands the
steamship ogee.hee, which is bound
from Savannah for Bremen, also cotton
laden The ship was loaded at mtdnixht
last Saturday. but there was = delay In
her departure, some Of tho crew refusing
to sail on the ground that tho steam!
ship was listing badly. The strikers
places were filled. and the ship sailed
Washingtou's Birtsday.. She takes the
northern route, north Of Scotland.
Capt. Dow WAS formerly on the 6atNla,
but took command of tho Ogeschss Lass
August. He commanded tho 6sarspors
ship Lucy Nichols tor number Oh
years, and has also been In command
Of the steamship Californian. Capts
.Dows wife was formerly Marion E.
Robinson, sister Of Capt. Robinson oe
the satlla-
Frank Steele Of HARRINGTON. Ne. II!
first officer on the OgeechsA
The Satilla and Ogeechse are sister,
ships. built in Quincy. MasA. in 1915.
Each registers 2ss7 tons, and carries ~
men.
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IL consequence Of the coming cleo
tion OF March the Broad Of Regis
tration VIII be in session Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday anu Friday of
this week ~ its -ooI-1 II the basement
Of Cay hall for the purDose Of cor
rectine the voting Lists of the city, the
sessions Of the first three DAYS being
from A. NJ. TO P. NJ. and 5 and I
to 8 p Nj. and these Of the last day
the same with the exception that on
Friday the session will close at P.
NJ. after which hour no additions or
corrections to the lists will be MADE.
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brooks Nowbert's crew of brown

brooks Ncwbert's crew OF brown
tail moth hunters has finished the
work Of destroying the winter nests
Of the pest on the west side of the
river SO far as the city property is
concerned and the men have during
tire past week been enca ged in going
over tie trees on the State field. The
worl; done for the city by the above
crew this year figures up sl119.
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Mrs Robinson. wife OF the late Daniel
". Robinson, formerly commodore Of the
Lac Cohhosseecontee Yacht Club, has
decided 10 haze ler home in Augusta
ard VIII come nero from Clifton Springs
cary in April She has purchased TIE
home OF eS-AlGc-Ipan James ". Beck
at 5 Summer street. Mr.. Beck has not
Net made definite plans in reEsri 70 his
new borne MIS-. Robinson mas = grea t
many friends in the three cites who vii
be pleased 10 learn o. her intentions.
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The many friends of Miss Harriet En-
right, VINO has been very III at her home
in Winthrop street, suffering from ty.
phoid fever. Will be glad TO learn that She
is convalescing and is now able to sit "
little while each day.
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.Acaeo,. Feb. S.-The worlds record
- jumpers has passed from Amer
49, Norway. 1t was announced here
!. !, oy sAkesi Ajese,h Holer. secretary
], ae National Ski Association Of Amer
Amtle Amundsen Of Chrisdania re-
as Jumped III feet. beating the Amer
~ rec0fd Of l66 feet