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The Portland daily press., 1898-11-26
lNcENDIARIsM SUSPECTED.

San francisco, November $3.50 far as
now known the victims of the Baldwin
hotel fire, number i've as follows: j. l..
White, Lewis Myers, James Iighthead,
Tate Prior, j. J. Carter.
There ara rurnors of incendiarism in
connection with the fire. the crime being
attri buted to a discharged smploye, who,
it is said, had made threats to burn the
place. Two fires were discovered in the
hotel and it's annex on Friday night of
last week, but both were extinguished
without doing any damage.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-26
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The Portland daily press., 1898-11-26
By F. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
Assignees' Auction Sale Of
GRANITE QUARRY, ENGINES
4 BOILERS, FIXTURES,
&c. AT FREEPORT, ME.

We shall sell on Wednesday Dec 18th, at2So
p. M, on the premises, the E. B. MaIlett Free
port Light Granite Quarry, at Freeport, Me.
This property consists of about tWenty-eight
acres of land on which is the well developed
granite quarry OF Freeport light granite. Also
lot of land adjoining the Maine Central r. r.
tracks at rreeport village, with buildings and
ONCE thereon, suitable for the handling and
polishing of granite. Quarry is equipped la
first class manner with all necessary parapher-
naia. tools and fixtures, including engine and
boiler, steam derricks, team drills, stone cut
ters. polishing machines, shafting, blacksmiths
shops in fact all tools and fixtures necessary to
the conducting of q first class quarry, MI OF
which is in good condition. Total cost Of the
property and fixtures before development over
$4,000. The granite of this quarry has a fine
reputation for building and statuary work.
There are excellent facilities for shipping. both
BY rail and water; This fine properly will be
sold absolutely without reserve at auction, and
offers a splendid opportunity for parties inter
estsd in this line of business or contemplating
engaging In same. A circular containing plan
of the real estate and detailed description OF
personal property, also list OF buildings, and
statuary work constructed from the granite,
may be had on application to the auctioneers,
or to ]. W. Symonds and c. s. Cook, assignees
Of E. B. Mallett at Portland, Me. novlsdtd
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-26

marvellous rejuvenating properties of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery VIII
prove an unfailiug means of rescue and
restoration.
1t is a very simple though eminently
scientific medicine. 1t Is not mere stin-
ulant like so many malt extracts. 1t re-
stores healthy power by reviving the IN
nermost sources Of vitality IN the ntitfrtive
system. 1t enables the digestive and
blood making organism to manufacture
good blood abundantly and rapidly so
that the immense waste of tissue and nerve
fiber entailed by hard labor is Offset by
speedy upbuilding of fresh energy afio
strength.
A prominent and venerable Illinois physician
D. ". Vowles. u. D.. of Fowler, Adams Co.
writing to Dr. pi2rce. says: " I send herewith
titrtNone (sIj cetifs in stamps for The Peoples
Common sense Medical Adviser in cloth bind
ing. With this pittance for valuable a work
truly gift to the public, must express my
high appreciation of the vast amount of good
that vol have rendered the public. correct
measure of your usefulness never has been, and
never will be estimated by the public; no. not
even by the multitude of afflicted humanity that
has been relieved and cured by your 1nedi-
cines Wherever I go or have been in the
United States i find persons who have used, and
are using DR. Pierce's medicines with satisfac-
ton for all conditions for which they are recon-
meuded Never has enc spoken disparagingfy
Of their action, and from having seen so often
their good elects. am also enthused with con-
fdence in their action in cases and conditions
for which they are recommended. It Is not
common for regular physicians to endorse and
, recon mend proprietary medictnes, but In IRIS
case I have no equivocation OF hcslfancy IN SO
doing"
The quick constipation cure - Doctor
Pierces Pleasant Pellets. Never grIpf.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-26
BY F. o. BAILEY & co, auctioneers.
Executors Sale Of Household
Eurniturc std Egs..ct..

Furniture SID Effect.
By virtue Of n l,csnse g~an.e.. by The Honor
able Judge OF Pr fliate 81 and for Cumberland
County, we stall SO at public auction on
Thursday. Dec. 1st, at Ten o'clork in the fore
noon. at the auction rooms of +. Q. Bailey "
Co.. 4S Exchange ST.. Portland. Me; all the
household furniture. goods and cllattels OF the
late Chas. Staples. .Jr
JOSEPH A. LOCKE, Executor;
noy24 = dtd
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-26
L.()(C,KS.
We have all the new
styles of clocks.

| Hundreds of tilesm ID select
froess. more t'ian usi Giac other
dealers combined.
Eight Day Enamel (IssaciS)
Cathedral Cong Clock. So. so go
$50 90. Dresden China clocks.
80. 90 40 $40. 90. Ssstasl lsasnbcr
Clocks $a.00 to $500. Alarm
Clocks, csc to $500.
(Two hundred Oh sgselm.)
Abeagntifssl ssue % eauf Clocsss,
EFouse, tlire .siis sE4il Clocks si
bottom prices.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-26
Carried Down
Stream,

When a man
or os sing some
difficult place in
his work. z
career squirting
all his energies to
accomplish some
critical passage in
his business jour
ney, su d d e n | y
finds his health
giving way and
fe e Is b i'm 8 elf
swept out of the
8 add1 e by tn e
S wift-r u n n i n g
current of dis
ease-then Is the
time when the
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-26
GREAT CURE BY NERvURA.
Greatest Living Sculptor Made Well
Again by DR.. Greene's Nervura.

"To-day I feel like new being through
the use of DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy" said Mrs. nj. 9.
Cooper, of the Royal Academy OF Arts,
London, undoubtedly the greatest living
sculptor, who has modelled busts of half
the nobility of England and is now en-
gagged at her home in Washington, ID. C..
mo. GIG F.. St. in making busts of distin-
guished Americans.
"You see," continued the famous artist,
whom Ruskin placed among the most
famous women of modern times, and who
has been called the modern Michael
Angelo, because both painter and sculp-
tor, 'sYou see, had been suffering for
many months from insomnia and nervous
debility, and the first bottle of DIR. Greene's
Nervura improved my health, gave me
strength and insured me perfect rest at
night. To-day, as I said before, I feel
like new being; my appetite has re-
turned, and as my profession entails great
mental strain, I cannot sufficiently express
my grateful thanks for the timely aid this
remedy has rendered me-"
The eminent sculptor is at present
engaged on a bust of Mrs. Belva A.
Lockwood, who is herself one of the IN
foremost women of America, and NV
who was also restored to health by fWI
DR.. Greene's Nervura. Both Mrs. 4
Cooper and Mrs. Lockwood are
enthusiastic in their praise of this
marvellous restorative, DIR. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy, which is so
sure to restore the sick to health, the weak
to renewed strength; which cures, with
absolute certainty, headache, rheumatism,
neuralgia, backache, kidney and liver COM
plants, and which has demonstrated in
thousands upon thousands of cases that
it is the best blood and nerve remedy in
the world; that It Invariably gives those
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09
Sin tsOO.iabrtees ssnbtlanun.

Sin TeltIomes Subildum fetert in ote1en
Saosn bic 9tabt 2aben6urg am Nedar:
bas 1800iG6rige 9eoG9tniB ibrer Grins
bung. Cine itpl5e 3iffer, ouf bic man3e
mDoerne @rpBitubt NIT gsio bliden mOdte.
en- Der Shat, 2dbenhurg, bas alte 2oboz
bun1m, Der 9auptort bes 2~obbengaues,
bat cine auBerorbentli9 rei4e 9ei4i3tli9e
9ergungen6eit ~uuf3upeiien. ONE aultur=
epo6en, bon Denen uns &unbe Jeporoen
1T, baten auf bieIem bentpirOigen 8oben
i6re S9i4ten ~ubseluaert. Die pDn Der
Natur nit Tru6tburteit ausgeftattete Sc
genb bat obne 3petfel cine Der allereriten
@iebelun9en bon Meni9en i'm h~eutigen
Oeutf9lanb gebilbet. BORT robetan EMIT
mails &elten ben urpalb uttb 19uFer; cine
&ulturtdtte, toel3e fpdterbin ben &0mern
Elm pertbooller Stibpuntt getporoen tit.
Cine uniiberfebbure Menge r0mif4er
5unbe, bic nod INNER Derme6rt perben,
benefit, pie feit eingetpur aelt rDmiI9es 2ez
ben bort getpefen fem muB. 2upobunun:
BARI AUDI als bic 9auptitabt unO 0auptz
fetune Der betumattI9en 8robtn3 gelten
unb bat ais Io19s bic berborrager1bs 8e=
beutung bur9 &aiier Sraian erGangt, De-
rem 1800iGbriges @ebd9tnib bic Staot
jebt fetert, Elm Subildum, bas gan3 in biez
ie4b 3ett fd1t, ME bic 18OOidbrige Grim
nerung an 6as @rf9einen bon gacitus'
uniterblider r9ermania". 41s bic Stiirme
Der 8Dlfertpanberung iiber bic bli5enbe
DberrbeiniI6s &ultur bintpegfegten, nerIor
bod 2aben6urg feline einfttge 8ebeutung
ni9t, es blieb Der milttdri19e unb ppz
littI9e Mtttelpuntt Der garaen @egettb unb
Ipielte dls @ib bes f0niglt6en @augrafen,
IpGterbin in ben 6drben Der 8ii90fe bon
8orms, na3 bieIen in turpfdl5tf@en 8ez
itB, aae5eit cine electromagnetic &oGe. bic
nod erbD6t tpur6e' bur9 bic itrutegi19e
8i4tt9feit bes uls bea9tensipert6e G;eitung
beute nod ertennbaren Srtes. Seit 1902
bdbtf9, lit bic Stabt beute Elm bef6eibenes
Qanbtdot9en, an benz Der groBe WeItber.
febr a3tlps bpriihsreilt. 60 bat es feinen
malertf9en uGtertbiimli9en G6ara.ter am
beften bema6ren tOnnen. SreunbltG griiz
ben feline S9irme unb 3innen ben borbeiz
fabrenben &eifenben unb laben Elm sur
Sbeilnabme an benz IsGtenen 5efte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09
Die f"aatf@en settem Ses Sretftafs
fctttp ntIrcGtS+

Sn PreuBen Dtro bas 4b9eoroneten6aus
oes 2anotages betanntlt9 mad benz Oreiz
flafenfpitem gepdbGt, 0iefes beitebt bdrin,
baB bic 1rpdbler zines @ablbe5trfs mad
MaBgabe Der BON ibnen entrt9teten bireftsn
StaatsItelern in bret Nbtbeilungen getteilt
tperben, in Der Dirt, baB auf iebs 8la1e
Elm 9ritteI Der 9efummtiumme Der ge3obl@
ten Steuern entfGut. SSebe biefer Mbtbei=
lungen tDdblt bic slei9e Qn3abl BON Nabl=
mdnnern. Sn Der eriten 4btbeilung tpG6=
len 0eienigen 90btbefteuerten, nel9e 5uz
iammen elm Orittel Der Steuern bes BE,
5irtes aufbrtngen, in Der opetten bic ndbit
8eiteuerten, in Der britten ale iibrieen.
Menn MIN in tinsm @ablbs3irt Diele
rei9e 2eute nobnen, 10 fann es ni@t nur
portommen, ionbsrn fommt Dor, baB in Der
eritsn Mbtbeilung Elm ~ein3iger nGblt, baB
audi bic Sneite nur aus penigen @d9lern
beItebt, unb SaB in Der 6ritten nod Mile
lionGre unb bic aGerbD9iten Staatsbeamten
nG6len. 60 tpar btesmal in Berlin Der
Gbef Der Samile MenOelsiebnz8artbol
Der einaige WGbIer Der eriten Nbtbeitung
bes 38. 8e3irts, unb Die 5peits beitann aus
atpei iiingeren Mitgltebern oerIelben 6az
mile. unb dbnlihe 8erbdItnifIe I9einen
i'm So. 8e3irt o~baupdIten, BENIN ba pd6lten
Der &ei9sfan3ler Shirt SObenGObe unb bic
Minifttr Sbslen, BON Billion, S9Dnft.bt
unb poIabDipstp in Der britten Nbtbeifung
3uIammsn nit ibren &uti4ern. 5reiti9
fommt es in ben Grmeren Stabtgegenben
bor, baB elm fleiner GRANDDAUGHTER, Der ii9
nur eben gerobe bur9f3lGgt, in Die erite
Qbtbeilung gerdtb unb getpObnli9e Qr5eiter
in Der 3peiten Mbtbeilune tpdblen. Dds
p6re 6ann 10 cine Dirt @usgGei9. S4abe
nur, oab bic Iebteren Sdle islten finb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09

benz @usfteQungsfieber burd unbere neue
MiBerfolse nuf bieiem @ebiete griinbli4 gez
beilt.
Nuber bieiem 4usite1ungsfiasfo md3t
augenblidli9 bic @eltfirmu Sran5 &attreiz
ners Id9folger btel bon fi9 reben, Die na9
ben r@nt6iGungen" bes biefigen fp5idloemo=
fratif6en Organs it8 in 1~nteriu2ur19 me-
gen Observation-Disclosures beftnoet. SeI
Der 8earbeitung be3p. 3ubereitung beg 1Os
%genannten @oltstuffees fOlen 9unnlungen
porgenommen porben fein, bic gegerI Die Sez
It~immungen bes 5 1858 Str.@9.~8. (getrug
unb 11ntreue) beritoBen. Wte b%erlautet, bans
belt es ft9 Inn 5Grbung bon 8obnen. DE
Sirma Ielbit beftreitet Dffentli4 teOe unerz
laubte Sanblung' unb Oas publltum IN
@roBen unb @an5en 1T geneigt, ibr gu gldn@
ben. 6GGt man bo9 fDl3e Otnge BET el1enT
auf 70 6ober @tufe ftebenhen, fh4 blsber oes
ulerbeiten Gufts erfreuenben 8rDBge1@aft
fir 19ier unm0gIi9. Smmerbin muB aoz
qetpurtet perbeu, mas bic nettere gert3tlt4e
unterfu6u1g ergiebt. Ser erite OtrettOr
bes 8eGtbaufes 1T iibrigens Sriinber lnn
@orftanb bes bieigen 8ereins gegen unlauz
teren @ettbenerb, mas als our Sa9e aarat7
teri1if9 bier ber3ei9net iein mag.
@as enbli9 bic golitit unbelangt - mir
meinen bamit natiirli9 nur bic engere,
baberiI9e = 70 berfpiirt man hapon nod
penig bier. @ottlpb, iagt Der e9te, Hartpalz
Iergetaufte Miin9ener, Der i'm 4Ggemetnen,
penn nur bic Steuern unb l1mlagen ni9t
mod mebr in bic S0be 9eben, bon 6o6er Poz
litit ni9t biel pifien min. 0emgemGB fdngt
feline s3eitungsz2ettire AUDI itsts ~pon bins
ten" beim 4n3eigsntbeil an unb bort betm
lotalen auf. 1nfere Miniiter limb 5fpar
Idmmtli9 nunmebr aug benz SDmnerur@
laube 3uriid, bod lGBt man bic Staatsmaz
I9ine porerit NOD gemd9lt4 laufen. gr1t
Der 3ufammentritt bes 2anntages, Der @nz
fang 6ebruur ~erfOlgen birfte, tptrb Die
&Gber pieoer ettpds lduter rafieln la1en,
ooraus9efebt, buB bic einbringli4 bonn golfe
berldngte unh audi unbeotngt notbpennlge
@teuerrefprm- elm S4mer3ensttnn
bes SinanSmtniiters p. &iebet iber ods er
bieGei9t nod gu guterleBt itolpern oirfte =
audi tpirtli9 CUR @orluge fOmmt. Mednntgz
li9 5~tpeifelt Bis ieBt barar. Die gerat6ung
Der bur9 bus 8iirgerli4e 9eiebbu3 not6z
penbig gepprbenen @infiibrungsgeieBe piru
BEL uns faum biel Aufregung politif9er Naz
tur 6s%rborrufen; pirb bO4 0as rene 8urz
gerGi9e @eieBbuA in teinem beuti9en 8un<
DesI tuate 10 freubig begriiBt, tpie in 8apern,
po es bD9fte 3sit 1T, baB nit ben un5abligen
Derf9iebenen nGe9ten" aufgerdumt miro.
Sritt Der 2anhtdg enbli3 gu ietner leBten
Sagung auiammen, bann iinb mir ldngit
pieber mitten i'm %Guiigen &arnebal. nnh
Der bilft iiber AQes binpeg, aud uber bic
leioige Politit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09
aoad1enutd1e aut1ots @taats- BeHase, aeatthoodr 8. atonsntber 1898.

@s Tiegt auf Der 9anb, ouB Elm Spftem.
peI6es 10 grOBe 1nsIsi9beiten i9afft,
einigen penigen eroBen Miliondren oos
9edt ertbeilt, ein 9rittel unb ben tleineren
Miaiondren Elm ~5tpeites 9rittel auer QGabl>
mGnner gu srnernen, unb bic Sntelligen5
bes 2anbes in bic brittle &lafie brdngi, I'D
iie @efabr lduft, BON Der Weafie eroriidt Su
tperben, fi9 auf Die Sauer ni9t tptro 6ala
ten t@0nnen, unb baB bas a~agclneine
Gtimmre9t bemfelben bod Dor5u3ie5en 1T.
N6er es tpirb getpaltige 8Gmpfe toiten, ebe
Die ba5u nDtbise 9erfafungsdnbernng
bur9brtnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09

fi9 berf4immelte Wiener pDHen. Bel bensn
&einer laden fann, AUDI tpenn sr bafiir be-
5ablt piirbe. Sn Der Sofefitabt tedt
man 5%tpan3ig iunge 9amen in rotbe Soisn
nnb blaue SaGen, ldBt bieie Saden mOgli4it
oft ausz unb an3ieben unb nennt bas 8an5e
r9as neue &egiment". Director S untf4,
Der glei9fuus nit alerlei Dolfsbasliiden6en
Sbeen auf ben Blan trat, giebt 5eute rMaria
Stuart" unb morgep einen Dben GOlportagsz
roman (~&m SpieItif9e beg 2e5ens"), in
tpel4sm mod Oa3u in elmer fre9en Neiie iiber
mpberm 0i4tung lOsge3Ogen tpiro, 10 baB
einige 8ieOermdnner i'm parcuet ft9 n:4t
entbalten tOnnen, r8rabo" gu rufen. Den
Wfann aus benz 8olte, Der 10 rer5Ogen" tpiro,
ben mO4te man tennen lernen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09
Setti6=lntberii6es Gttttu attoerer=
DaMS III Wetu BORT.

S~bengendnnte am 1. Npbember 1873 bor
Bfarrer 90. 8ertemeier gegriinbete treffli9e
Nnitalt bat ieBt ibren finfunb3nan3ig1ten
@~ntitebungstag gefeiert. @on ibr fagt NIT
&e9t bic q. 9. Stts3tg.:
SIS lit bies cine 4nitalt, fir bic bas
9euti9tbum nibt nur Der @tabt geep gort,
fonbern audi bes gan5en 2anbes. ia aud beg
dlten @~aterlanbes, Elm b~antbares SnterefIe
bat. SiinfunO3panaig Sabre lang ftebt Oieie
Mnftalt pie Elm rettenner 2eu9tt6urm an Der
9aupteingungspforte CUR neuen Welt, unb
bat 5unberttaufenben Rat6, Srof, S9uB
unb 8etitanb Bel ibrer Nntunft bier Derlieben
unb lie nit ibrem @egen, pft aud nit MAJ
terielen 9ilfsmitteln, peiter geiaubt auf
lire Mege in's Snnere bes 2an6es. gs TT
8par cine tir9li9e MnftaGt, gegriinbet uno
u~nter6uIten bon ben beut54en 2utberanern;
aber bic Sbiire biefes 9uufes itanb ftets melt
ge0ffnet fir NQe, bic gu berIelben ibre 3u@
flu9t nabmen, pbne &iidii@t auf GonfeHion.
Sn alien Sbeilen Der neuen Welt, i'm fernen
gtorben, pie i'm 9iiben, auf ben peiten praiz
rien bes Weitens Bis au Der &Iite Gultforz
MEMS npbnen eingepanherte 9eutf9e, pelhs
bic @oblt6aten beg @migrantenbanies gsnoi~
fen baben unb basielbe in b%antbarer Grin
nerung iegnen."
Set einigen sSa6ren beitebt in Nep Oort
unter benz Namen bes ct. &ap9aelz
Suufes audi Elm glei4fous iegensrei4es
tutbo1if9es ginpanoerungsbaus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09

@ir elauben bdber ni9t an einen noben
Qusbru9 bes 8rieges. 9ie 5abllofen fleinen
&eibereien tperben INNER tpieber ausgegli9en
nerben, es lei benin, Sobn gun piirbs aug
Der OefenfiDe in Die Offenfibe iibergez
BEN, UNI GuBGunO ni3t Die 3eit gu laien, Die
es brau9t, feline 8iitungen gu p%oIenben.
Menn i'm englif9en 8olte biefer @ebante
Die Sberbanb g%epinnt, bdnn aqerbings mag
es f9on friber gum &riege tommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09
RELIEF
rerf@aTt foforttee sinSer1.u9

@eoeu Ropftpeb (Mi9rdne ober ~nsrboies Ropfpshl.
3~abni6mersen, 9eurulaie, &beumatismus, @iftpeb,
S6merSen uno S6ipd6e i'm 8iidcn, DEM &idgrat cher
ben Nieren, 8ei5peroen in Der 2eberqegenD, Seittu=
fe6en, Nni6nelung Der @elsnte uno S6nerlen ieecr
@rt i6afft bic MpplttatiOn BON %RaDtpaD's Jtea99 Selief
iofortige Grlei6terln0 unO oefeu fortgeiebter 9ebrau3
einige Sage lang betperffelligt cine permanente &ei-
lung.
Sc bebebt iofort bic qudlenOften S6mer5eu, liurert
bic Gnt3iinouug uno turirt @onoeftiOnen, Oh oisielben
nun bon ben 9ungen, Dem Uaeen, Ginsetpeioep, uu=
Oerem 9riien ODER Den 99leimbGuten berrGbren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09

- Die 8aruntn 9irf9 In parts
f6entte benz isrdelittI9sl &rantenbduIe in
8resInu 100000 Mart.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-09

6 turirt bic Re tieten 8 d mer3en
Stunoe, nudbem er Dieie Gnnonec eeleien. 9 j m re
letoen.
Snnerli3 - Gin 6alber bis elm Qan3er Sbees
l0ffel boa in einem 8laie g8dfer turirt in ~ipeniaen
Winuten 9etbi6mer3eu, Rrdmpfe, iaursR Maoen,
S6lafloiigfeit, Wtigrdne, Siarrboe, Spienterie, Collie,
8ldbungen uno ale tnnerli6en 8ei6peroen
9saIarta TT Ieinem nerI6ieoenen Tormem &C.
R beiIt 1inS nerbiitet.
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-11-24
Local Institute Program.

Program for the local institute to
be held at Forksville, November %,
1898:
Securing and holding attention
NJ. r. Black.
The true function of the text book
Carrie S. Greathead.
Supplementary work in geogra-
phy-R. 7. Beers.
Hints on teaching penmanship
l. ID. IIaverly.
Literature in the one-room school
Louise Watts.
Seat work for primary pupils
Mary Clarke.
Best methods in denominate num-
bers-Leona BAIL
Thoroughness in teaching Bertha
NJ. Grange.
Value of written work Robt. j.
MolyneuX.
The teachers special preparation
for the lesson--Cora Neghten.
Subjects for general discussion
How to secure Il school library. How
to get better results from the reading
classes. Public sentiment and the
school.
The sessions of the institute will
begin promptly at 10 q. m. and l:3t
,.p. m. 4 large attendance of teach
ers, directors and citizens is desired
+. w. MEyLERT, Go. Supt.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-11-24
Suicide Mt Hillsgrove

SPECIAL Correspondence.
Edward Molyneaux and DeLoss
IIoagland of this place, while hunt
ing pheasants in the woods near Dry
Run, found the lifeless body of A.
Judson Boyles, Il resident of this
place, who had been missing since
November 10. The cause of death
was apparent as a revolver was found
at the dead mans feet.
l.. B. Speaker Esq. WAS notified
and an inquest held. Two bullets OF
the same cAlihre of the revolver
were found upon his person, one
entering the left hand at the thumb
Joint and lodging in the wrist, and
the other in the heart. The under
shirt was badly burned, showing
that the weapon had been held close
to the body. The jury returned
verdict of suicide.
Mr.. Boyles was twenty-three years
of age, born and raised in this town,
possessed fair education, was Il
member of the NJ. T., church and
Hillsgrove lodge No. 3O5, |. 90. +.
Until about one year ago he was a
highly respected young man but the
wiley ways of wine and women
claimed him a victim causing his
ruin and tragic death.
Last March he left town iii COM
panv with a Mrs. Battin, nee Will
lian1s. who had recently left her
husband. they started for Texas
but went to West Virginia where it
was reported that they were married.
They returned la>j spring and lived
together at hi~ father home. In
October Mrs. Battin ATTENDED, the
Forksville Fair in company With ~
young man from town, and since
that time Mr.. Boyle~ had been act
ing strangely. He drank heavily
and was reported having delirious
trcmors Thursday night, NoVem-
Der 10. He left home Friday, Nov.
II. secretly taking his father'> reVol-
yer.
I His parents were much worried
but it was reported that he had been
seen ut Barbas Mills en-route to
Potter county.
Mrs. Battin when examined by
the jury sworc that Boylcs had
threatened her life on three occasions.
The body lay in lonely spot
about two miles from town near the
farm OF HID. Chapman about twenty
five yards from the public road.
The unfortunate young man before
committing the horrible deed, re-
moved his coat and hung it on Il
bush where il could be seen from the
road, but until the finding of the
corps it had not been noticed. The
deed was supposed To have been
committed on Friday, November | Z,
at about , p. N. as Woodsman
working near the spot heard two
shots fired, but slight attention was
paid to them.
The funeral was held at the Chris
tian church on Sunday, November
20, Rev. Spooner officiating. Inter
ment in Hillsgrove cemetery.