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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
NOTICE or SALE UNDER raJ ST.
D4ED.

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w "T INV. 9s,i Jobn NJ. Watt ADD Minnie
~ waus male. executed 300 delivered TO
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
NOTICE or SALE UNDER TRUST DEED

ANrUENEA-, uN TltE ..Iu DAY 90
W April ~ Emma .Mori,, be- her own
rEht tud trulr7lHa o. Morris hrt nuslandi
parties uf tHC nr.. u.ri made, cNr'utel aud
delivered Co john 49, uluru|lsn, pArty ~ The
second part auf trustee their coHtNu ttuht
deed AID thereby conveyed 90 thc sald John
" uunueIlau tau following described prem
Heginn,ng st ino a1uibvcit corner Of los ono
U). ulu. 3 twenty Huo 800. pll 'N, sat Lake
CIV SURVEY. and muulng tacuco eat nye fiI
rods. thence uHr.H Gem 600 rods, thence wtHt
i've ~ rode. 90 urr south ton tlrl rods, 90 tho
uluco Of tcFmu.nF, utu1ie m no city ana
said trust deed was duly hrkuowlrdgcd hul
certified AMI recorded 900 NE ONCE of tiu
county recorder 0f s.Il IAaC County, o. huoA
$50 ~ moFiglfraVascH Ini Go 1905
Whereas, saul UonFUI ancu Wls made in itust
g. secure thu plymcIt tn p. " Morn st"u, va
Vert NDrru, 'uiaus' Morrill, and lhomha q.
LOul. DO rE huft.rs# HH NuUIH HUu, Mgrfll a
co.. uHfurs of tHu H.rI part Of the sum ut
nItrCu hundred dol HrH tl,Ill, fur mur,hhu'
dice tp Doc purchased b. ihe gar.,a ~ ihc hri
pant from tuu plrlU of lhu 90 ~ plri, and
uUuu which said UUrHnHau % credit Ut three
muutha 90 the amount Hf N'lUcn hundred Dol.
lArs WA 60 Doe CnfyUNN.l HuN
Nav.IsIg Uift uH.I 900 uFHt part purchased
IuunUr Hu# other .HH.UH NHtrf tIH nom Coo
p.TtIys Ht tur i..rl Tait 'N iNn tuuunt or nf
teen h.udrcl d1,ara. aul have rall no mart u
Wharo1s me payment Of tbo same maturcd
boz fuN uuuu fHH H.N DAY ~ AUGUST. Ir|l. uul
MNN|UNH MN.| N|N.. NN|N HH#N'fA go a iN|NnI
iugumUrGnra OF 5000. HuI Che pArtIrs uf tho
lrst urrt guVruHufOi theron 40 promptly pay
Mo Interest maturing un sAid puOr iucum.
hrtu,.. uut have allowed same 10 become de-
WHpfoas. one sait trust decd provided that
ah mid tho pHrHut ~ tuu n.tt part GAIL tn pay
the Interest un sAId uupr iuruwtthncu aud
should Gan tuUHy Tor % lumber and building
m1tpralG purchased uf thg ulruoH NJ the third
pArt IS thin three months of iuu date of the sale,
thrn tlotuid trustee should proceed g. Hu.l said
proprrty at puUIif yruduu e. Che highest bld.
der flr cash, 100 tho WanuUr provided M sAld
trust uvpf, preference lnlnr made thereto fnr
O. more particular DESCRIPTION ut tuc provisions
therein ami out ut the proceeds 10 pay tho
amount Que tn the parties ~ thC third part,
with interest with aryls1nallc attorneys fee
and the costs uf thia trust
Now therefore. NOTICE De- hereby given that
Qua Monday. tuu .ud HHE NJ ufiunCr, 1875. the
undersigned wl 90 tho front door OF the
county court h.ua, u 7hIt axe CITY, Utau
Territory af 10 u'Hlu.. noon ut tnHt dsy, cell
tho above described premises 20 mo highest
bidder Tor cash Ur au much thereof aH D. nee.
essary to rliHr thu suW fifteen hundred d0l.
lars, with interest from NIN Hth, 1873, AZ eight
Dor cont due 10 tup parties of tho third part,
and 10 pay Ihr cspcuHrs ~ iHis ltuht
Dated salt Lake City, Utah ths nth day
W ''''"' joIiN w. DoNNELLAN.
FRANK o. sTrruUss and utNSIR y.
tNtru Attorney for Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court 900 and for salt Lake
County Territory % Utah,

In tho Probate Court 900 and for salt Lake
County Territory % Utah,
In the Matter O. iNo I6Hiu of W William Matthows
suuY NrcunH'd
NOTICE Is u..rm GlNtN TuAT
~ Wphnri NHuH.H." administrator OF
me cHtate of WfUaH 'auhcws SON. De
ccHHed, h1a rrrutrU. .." .IuvUcut, and FLED
iu SAID court. tIs UHli ...HIHt NJ bic admin.
lslrEuun Of sul estate Hn1 petition Tor final
distribution OF th" u".iuu ut Haid calBto
among thr urTsnu. rHl lDl thereto. and
that Iuusuay. Che ,# r.r ut october, 4. u.
lsn8, at 10 O'Clock o.. 3d.. a. l.e cour, room Of;
uaid cuurt.lu Che county ~ nos House, SAT- Lake
city ana County, llln territory Inns been Uuly
appointed by che iuf.n u. HHid court Tor tho
settlement OF Fllu U."uUu. hnN hearing SAID
petition Tor distribution, o.. wu'ru time and
place any person interest. ln Hhid estate may
appear and show UgHHr, q .uN there br. why
said account should nHf De HuitC1 aut uu,
proved and final uIstriHU. 800 made go prayed
II 80 NElOY,
CLERK of IHp Probate Court.
NyJ, D., JACk,
j. II. MoYLE, Attorney FOR Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

Idaicuf Charles j Grgon, deceased
motto. De- HEREBY OWEN UY THE
~ undersigned. AlmluIH trHtTlE uI tNH lHtIfH
or tUHr.,F ~ Green. deceased, in tHr rrU1i.
tore on Z, and HN persons having "IaImH HIInHt
che s.ii gyHrHHtu. 90 exhibit uum with iIv
necessary vouchers. within four months after
tLU .laI UuHHHauuu uI lHIH notice, 600 600 H.I1
AluIH.tTauA 40 Wyuriun Precinct lu iIC
County Hf rglt lNiu. luh Territory
uatru AuEutf gtW laIh
MhIl Am N her mark. GREEN
AdnnFIlatrE nf tbc estate of tH.Uiua j..
Gro ID. UIHtHHult
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate Of william holrdHhallt deceased
NOuuI t- ttHruN GIVEN BN TuE
~ uudyTsIgrgI. executors Of tHu laHt will
aud Ca. lament of NiNiam licaTfshHIl.
deceased, '1 tur crnitori Of, and al IrrfUus
having clHiuH uFHUa the sA1 HttuafCit 60
exhibit thru with tho necessary ,uuchCrs
Within ton months after tho hrst publ lchtiou OF
tniH notice lu thu salI tNtrUturHt 10 the law
On.r. uf iHf. q Mp' lc Rooms 300 90 300 Con.
.utuiiou Nuuting SAT- Lake city. in th' county
OF salt IHtr uuH Territory,
Dated August iI ltNi.
WILLIAM o. llA1BU,
JAMES uuChWullTU, and
PEILE g. JOHNSTON.
Executor 10 Ihn laft viii AMI testament Of
MILAN UpuFdshfll. tCorHFtH.
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NOTICE 70 The STOCKHOLDERS

OF tho Utah Nuruy Company. salt Lake
city, ltAH,
vlnggE WILL HE , MEETING or THE
l ttuckhoIfcta OF INr above numui company
at pigm 3 Crane uuI.luE 2A Main Stree. ON
the slfh d4v IL sent 1913 ilr tho purp0se "a
incrrusinF th1 capital stock N faiI COMPANY
aud 10 change inc principal uflIco oft s1td
company from the rItY ll 7Mt Lake to rs farm
uoaf sugar House roa.oinfo hHt Lake county,
Utah T.. a, DIX, sec.
Utah Nursery o., 5alrLake.
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NOTlCE DO ORtpIIONs.


TTTITT VT I|T" TT|WITIl UtT0l8TT-
NOTlCt Is HEREBY GIVEN ny The
- IuItHIguyd, executor Of th0 laHl
will ~ Jane TrpwruE, decreased
90 the CrrlIt1rs ~ and aIl persons hanua
elaine against tHU Haiu declared 20 exhibit
them VITA tbr uuH Csbary YuuHhrrs, within tru
months after tho nrst publication az thIH
notice, 90 be- saId John 1ryw,gk. executor. Al
go .nl lIat Street, HaIt IA tlty. lu tlt
County of -hit axe Territory uf ttth.
Dated August L.ui, ~
JOHN TBEWEEE,
Executor of fHp Isaf will lf lrUUuHru
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
cuuRcu uNivrRlrY.

The Church University viii open In
iis elegant new structure on First
North street west, OF Monday, Sept.
20. The CLASSES viii DO under tnu
direction Of DR.. J, L.. ralmaye, tho
studius being advanced work a.
chemistry anu physica, aupplemunloi
kindred subjects, This institution IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
IArTEnDAY sAINrs' ooIlror.

Willard Done, ID. b., principal.
utm opentd Sept, llih. Numtcr Of
male ttuuen,H enrolled, so; number VI
female students enrolled, 20; number
IN classic course, IL; number In
scientific course 3; numuor In normal
course, IS; number iu business course,
10; number 10 preparatory oouisc, O.;
miscellaneous, 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

John r.. Sebeter. John W. HasIam. jsmes
q i.uIOgh. Mary g.. Raleigh aud Sarah %.
Campbell, PLAINTIFF,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
SIMMONS.
In the District Court IN and f't the Third
Judicial distinct of Utah ieiri0tyi
County Of salt lake.


John h. Sebercr. John W.. fasiam. tAmes
q iHIUIgh. Mary o. Raleigh aud farah ="
tampucii, PLAINTIFF,
Annie u. Robbins. Jamos paws. John nat Fl,
IioUTy Davis. Ruben UAyit,Ggorse " Morris,
George v Morris, Jr.a minor James pMorus
minor; Frank Eugcue Norris miuori ana
Urun II. Morris, a minor, Dc cnlant.
me PEOPLE Of The Territory Of Utah send
10 Annlc d. Robbins, James Davis. John
Utvla. Henri DAVIS, Ruben Davis, trurfH v
Morris. George V. Morris j. minor JHmal
minor, and Ouun n. Morris q minor. uc.
You arc hereby required 10 appear boz an
action brought against YOU hy tuo ahIvr unmrd
plaintiffs in the district court OF tlu Ihil
judicial District OF th' Territory % ltlu.
aud 90 answer thr complaint n.cd
the d5y of str,ieoJ ffter 40 fef,,r 1u YOU
OF thIH lmnufaif nUiNrI within Tine fHuN'|t
w. itsoIscd Ulf Of SUE county ul. 800 ihs gis.
tr.t wIthin twenty dhiHi utn'lNsc WtHh
taken asainst you. according 10 600 prayer %.
Ibe s.ia sr,ioa be- troHsrt % bsyo tcrfco
0f tuH court Ht'HfHIug 'N g.i.uiuuu iu uH
600 colo heirs ul dtuua DAVE deceased Hul
2aHt Q. blp.t li-. pi.t a, san totc Dt. slr.
NrFs -1.t Lake count. ltsh, 90 usfc plan.
tus Hu'ul.ul l." 1HH IH Ui ih' uIr.f oi IHnl
r,apcc|y,'y a. hcreiuati, sHt uut lui -dIuIs
uur therein. Eu.H Ia '.."r uf portion
ty F.Hi tH iHIHN. tH"a .Ins at b. Wt
We fs's. l.ouur m,u.. urh ira.r
thence g... a foIs unlu.u Htutb rode.
iagg.s we. ST., zoos jo u,ruuas lolu IS.
corner aaid Id 3. b.o,k Ii, plst "A'. ..t, .ir
rIv suU.t. running tIr'. l'r..
tHtu.H east .' r1lH 90 h...uuiHe NaHfN H
ITO u.s uI uuHatnr Htf vlF. OF No..
rHHNNI 90 lHa .t Hl.A .N'. ' l.f..
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w, J, Mccoy principal. Seventh aad
eighth graues uught by principal, as.
sisted hy Miss Chapman. Number
enrolled, 62.
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AMMO u. Robbins. JAmos paws, John nav Fl,
icury Davis. Ruben UAylt,Ogorse y. Mofrla,
4r0f.o Morris, Jr..a minor James hMurfla
minor; frank Eugcus Norris miuor, and
lun N. Morris, minor, De .UulnntH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

Miss Qua fough, principal. Seventh
anu Eighth grades, taught by the
principal, assisted by Miss Waynick.
Number enrolled, 40.
Sixth grRue, Miss Hnight, teacher.
Number enrolled, IS,
Fiflh grade, Miss StuddErl, teacher,
Number enrolled, 90.
Fourth grade, Miss HRdley, teacher
Number enrolleuj ~.
Third grade, Miss Hart, teacher.
Number enrolled, 80.
Third grade, srclnd division, Mis-
GarIicS, teacher. Nnmher enrOlltd d, d..
Second grade, Miss Wheeler teauLe..
Number enrolled, SO.
Second grade, second division, Niles
Hoag, teuchrr. Number ENROLLED, 10.
First gtade, Aiies Roche, teacher,
Number enrolled, %.
Boginnef'N gfaie, Mrs. Bunnell,
teacher Number enrolled, 90.
SUMNER SCHOOL.
w, J. Mccoy principal. Seventh aad
eighth graues caught by principal, az.
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w. II, Malone, principal. U. s.
history anu psychology; Mr.. Reed,
Mathematics; Mr. Anufows, science;
Mr.. Stebblus, modern languages; Miss
Frye, English literature anu history;
Miss Buchanan, Latin aud drawing;
Miss Ro Ae, Latin ami Greek; Miss
Dukes, English; Mss Payne, mntht-
maticf; Mr.. Augsburg, drawing; Mt.
Young, music.
Entire enrolment 92i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

The Salt Lake NJ Il. Seminary
opened Sept. llth wi.n T.. ". Gillian
o. principal; intermediate suI primary
department., Nlss VI. A. DIuNt; art
department, MIS-. NJ a. Waynick
the following c0ursss aru tustninci'
College PREPARATORY, classlc, normal
nuu Fcicnulc. This !, Mt Glliilan's
Erst year, aud hc b. looking iorwarl 10
u prosperous season.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-27
TIE Times.
OWOSSO, MICH. OCTOBER 81, 1898.
Entered at the postoffice in OwossO for
as second-class matter.
LOCAL NEWS.

Both the Estey factories are now running
eight hours per day.
Corey's laundry has been reprinted and
otherwise improved inside.
The Estey Mfg. Co. received on Thurs
day large new boiler for factory b.
DR.. j. II. Waite will speak at the Y. M.
G. A. meeting Sunday afternoon, 4 o'clock.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lannstien,
of Burton, on Friday, an eight pound son.
Fifty-one persons took advantage of the
Tuesday Worlds Fair excursion via the M.
G. this week.
THE TIMES has again this week added to
its splendid job department several new
fonts of type.
Ernest Shultz was sentenced to 60 days
imprisonment at Ionia prison for stealing
Bert Ashford's bicycle during the fair
The latest rumor in connection with the
T. & A. A. road is that the Vanderbilts
will make proposition for its purchase.
The Owosso Boiler Works are rushed
with work at present, large job in st.
Johns requiring part of their attention.
A five days old son of Cuyler Smith, of
Lapeer died Wednesday morning and was
brought to Owosso yesterday for burial.
Walter Lusk wears an exceptionally large
smile this week, all caused by the arrival of
an eight pound boy, Wednesday morning.
Rev. E. B. Bancroft will speak at the
First M. f. church next Sabbath evening
on subject ''Seven Rules for Young Mans
Success"
John Comerford has just completed set
ting furnaces and doing the plumbing in the
new residences of l.. c. Hall, E. p. Gilbert
and G. II. Cossitt.
Miss Cora Miller will lead the union
young peoples meeting. at the Y. M. G. A.
hall, Sunday at 6:15 o'clock. Young people
are invited to attend.
So far this season 1900 tons Of baled hay
have been shipped from Kerby. The aver
age price paid has been about SIS per ton,
making nearly $40, 900 paid out.
1t is said Ovid is to have new weekly
paper. The people of that village will be
better off il they give their entire support to
one paper, enabling its editor to give them a
first class sheet.
Mrs. Milo Bolts Sunday school class give
pound social at her home S. Michigan
ave. tonight. The proceeds to go for the
benefit of poor woman whom the class
has undertaken to help.
The moving of the old grain elevator
from south of the ID. q M. track to its new
position north of the T. & A. A. track, pre-
vented the street cars from making through
trips Wednesday. and caused passengers
considerable inconvenience.
Rollo Chase, son of A. ID. Chase met
with very painful and serious accident
Tuesday afternoon. He was walking
fence opposite his home AMI fell striking his
side on the fence, breaking two ribs and
injuring him qnite seriously internally.
1.-THE Organized Home of the Gospel"
will be the pastors theme for his sermon
next Sunday morning at the Congregational
church. In the evening an address on the
occasion and use OF the abstinence pledge
presented In our public schools. Teachers,
pupils and patrons of the schools interested
in this movement are specially invited.
Young peoples meeting $3.50 p. m. Subject,
Abraham, sketch Of his life, spirit and faith.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-27

G. ii. Cossitt has moved into his new
Oliver street residence.
Rev. Matteson will preach at the Maple
River church Sunday afternoon.
w. III. Traver drew the dining room
furniture given away by the Kinzie Comedy
Co.
THE TINES job department has In hand
36-page catalogue for the Owosso Manu-
featuring Company.
The Il. q A. A. Ry. paid to its employees
through the bank of M. l.. Stewart & Co.
on Tuesday, about $1,000.
A ten cent tea will be served at Roll p.
Bigelow's on Halloween night, for the bene-
fit of the Baptist ladies aid society. Every
body made welcome.
Married, at the Congregational parsonage,
Oct. Goth, 1898, by Rev. j. r. Reitzel, S. j..
Richie, of Detroit, Mich, and Miss Stella
McNaughton, of Owosso.
Married at Tecumseh, October 10, David
FL. Campbell, of this city, formerly an en-
ployee of THE TIMES, and Miss Minnie
Sisson, of that place. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell returned to Owosso Saturday to reside.
We extend best wishes.
Mrs. j. w. Drain, died Wednesday morn
ing at her home, northeast of Owosso, near
the state road. She was twenty-five years
old and leaves husband and one child ten
months old; The funeral was held this
morning at the Free Methodist church.
Miss Hattie Bonneau, aged seventeen,
died of typhoid fever, Sunday evening at
the home of her sister, Mrs. A. j. Trip,
on River street where she had been visiting
for the past three weeks. Her body was
taken to the home of her parents in Luding-
ton. Tuesday morning.
The Y. M. G. A. lecture course for the
season of 1914 promises to excel all pre-
vious efforts. The course opens Nov. 21st
with the Remenyi Grand Concert, perhaps
the best concert company travelling this
season. The other numbers are above the
ordinary. Season tickets go on sale next
week.
Andrew Covert, for many years resident
of Owosso, died on Monday at Denver, COL,
where he has lived for several years with
his daughter, Mrs. Oliver Williams. Mr..
Covert has been in poor health for two
years, and while his death was sudden it
was not unexpected. His age was IS years.
Mr.. Williams arrived in the city this morn
ing with the remains and the funeral SER
vices will be held at 2 p. m. today at the
residence of c. S. Williams, Rev. S.
Roosevelt officiating.
o. N. Hovey, who gives stereoptican
views at the members reception at the Y.
M. G.. A. hall tonight is well spoken of by
leading papers. For instance the Detroit
Free Press says, "The views were presented
with marvellous realism, and comprised
many of splendid architectures, the most
scenery, famous statuary, cathe-
dral and palace interiors and many other
treasures of art". Members of the Associa-
ton are admitted free, and non-members
charged 10 cents.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-27
BURNED IN A WRECK.
Another Horrible Railroad Disaster on the
T. A. A. & N. M. Ky. near Hamburg
Junction

Junction. q
Great excitement was aroused on the
streets yesterday when rumors of fright
full accident near Hamburg were spread
about and this feeling was by no means
Gained when the reports began to be veri-
fed.
AS north bound freight left Hamburg
Junction Wednesday evening running at a
rapid rate to make rather hard grade just
this side, they had to cross one of the sink
holes which have given this road so much
trouble. Here the accident occurred, though
precisely how no one knows. The track,
after the accident, was sunk several feet
and this may have been the cause or it may
have been caused by spreading or breaking
rails. At all events the engine left the
track and was instantly buried under two
oil cars which broke pouring some 200
barrels of oil over the wreck. Two cars of
coal Immediately followed and added fuel
to the terrible funeral pyre.
The wreck Immediately took fire and
until late last night was burning so fiercely
as to prevent the wrecking crew from max
ing any effort to clear the track or take out
the remains of the unfortunate engineer and
fireman. The charred remains of Thomas
Mulllgan, the head brakeman, were taken
out yesterday.
The killed men were:
s. ii. BEAULIEU, engineer.
GEORGE ALBERTs, fireman.
THOMAS MULLIGAN, brakeman.
S. III. Beaulieu, the engineer was mar
ried man and lived with his family on
south Water street. He had been in the
employ of the company since the strike last
spring. He leaves wife and two children.
George Alberts, the fireman, also leaves
a wife and two children living on Corunna
avenue. He had left the employ of the
road with the strikers last spring, only re-
Gently returning TO it.
Thomas Mulligan the brakeman was un-
married and boarded at Trails restaurant.
Great sympathy was expressed on all sides
for the families of the dead engineer and
fireman.
Five cars in all were burned, one box car
behind the coal cars being burned up. The
rest of the train was pulled away from the
wreck by G. T. engine which pulled into
the junction after the wreck occurred. Men
had been at work on this part of the road
raising the track leading to the grade and
the additional weight of the earth put in
here may have caused the bed to settle
though usually these places give no trouble
during the dry season.
Passenger trains were run yesterday by
transferring from one train to another at
the wreck.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-27

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-05-04
State News.

james Seeley. alias Jimmy Irving,
belonging at Edmunds, aged IA or II, was
arrested at Dennysville Thursday, charged
with setting fire to the store of I. w.
Allan Son Wednesday night. Examina-
ton was held at Dennysyille Friday, and
he pleaded guilty and is in Machias Jail
awaiting the action of the grand jury.
The arraignment of Joseph Lemay the
boy who stabbed Napoleon Turcotte at
Biddeford Wednesday night, was post
poned till Monday. There has been no
apparent change in Turcotte's condition.
William C. West, keeper of a general
store at West Baldwin, was arrested Tues
day charged with arson. The building in
which the store was located was burned
last Wednesday night, and the family of
David A. Rowe, who lived in the building,
barely escaped. The penalty of setting
fire in the night time to q building occu-
pied as dwelling is Imprisonment for
life. West has been candidate for post
master and was greatly disappointed in
not getting the office. This is supposed
to have had something to do with his
alleged crime, West was taken to Port
land and lodged in Jail.