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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-27
PARIS, IDAHO.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Death of Walter G. Cole--A Sad BE.
reavement-Scarlet Fever Cases.

Special Correspondence.
Paris, Idaho, Jan, 26-The January
term Of the district court adjourned
last night. Judge Jos, c. Rich going to
Pocatello. There We're but two GRIM
inal cases on the calendar. Frank Aus
tin was indicted on a charge Of grand
larceny, for the alleged stealing Of a
steer from Frank Jones, the Montpelier
butcher. The case was heard before d
Jury, but the evidence was not strong
enough to convict and he was acquitted.
The other criminal case was that OF the
State VS. Tom Sims for burglarizing the
saloon Of j. 7. O'Connot. at Montpelier.
He was permitted to pledd to petit lar
ceny and escaped with fine OF $50.
The only civil case OF importance on
the calendar was the Montpelier road
case. The county commissioners had
made an order opening up q road be-
tween lower and upper Montpelier,
connecting with the settlements Of
Georgetown and Bennington The reg
ular county road 10 these towns is half
a mile further east, road which has
been Travelled for many years. and on
which the oldest mercantile houses In
the valley are located. The opening up
Of the new road would affect the bust
ness Of these men considerably, and a
great legal fight Is being made TO have
the order Of the commissioners revoked.
The case has gone over TO the adj
journed term.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25
ATCHIs0T GLOPT SIGHTS

Unless a man Is q candidate. he does
no. believe il women registering
\ mans right arm IS stronger tha1 his
.efc because he uses x 81 much n iif-ins
his hat - women
\ pretty woman can look syuoathetj-
eauy al the hao2iesC man n the w1-ll.
AMI he vii AT o1ce. begin 10 feel that D.
has troubles.
A woman can buy ANNIE ri3r article il
groceries. because a better Is roo exge1-
s5ve and keep her con-eat-ent bat she
can't do Il IL q cry goods store
Every man Who o-actices hypocrisy
should know that be is 1oe sooIlr- any
e-e. Ocaer people know he Is hyps-
--.rs as well as he Knows * himself
When q fool stays 10 haf the night
and blows in a lot = money. be calls =
living ana points Jo rs saving so-,o-
bed-early naizhb5r with contempt
\ young nan seems 70 be wiling -
MAKE almost any sacridce fs- the gir.
he loves except TO q home early and
save her from a scolding next morning.
A woman never sets over 1Ee [e=i2g
that she ewes debt = gratitude 70 ths
preacher who married her. and the Gactor
who brought her Grst baby into tae
world
a man has been boJher5nE re 70 vote
Tor him I d1d noc intend % reEtsre-.
bur TOW I intend 10 register. and v51e
FOR the candidate Who his let ue alone.
Drake Watson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

washington. March z3--The most inter
esring young lady in Washington today
is the beautiful young Fr=nch-Ca1adi-ll
giri who may one day-if the g3ssi7s are
% be beIeved-oecJme the mistress OF
Senator W. \ Clarks s2.g10,0o0 manson
in New York
She is Mss Ada la ChagDelle. Who has
resided with her mother ald family Il .
small town 0f Montana adjacent % Butte
Her mother is in moderate circumctances
bur a. she Is q widow wi-h . large fam
lily Of little ones she mas not had the
money 70 cultivate her elder daughter :
exquisite voice as il deserved
Some one t5id her q The generosity u
he Copper King u Butte. sac told him
her story. and the outcome i that Mss
la Chappelle IS now in Wash-nst1a IN
der the direction u the a5lest teachers
which the capital city can muster.
Miss La Chappeus IS about seventeen
tall. dark and slender. with tpz-cal
French face and the grea- s7laf-l eyes
which are associated WITH the a--z-lc
tampsr2DelL
She came 20 Washington iast ,a-l an1
until Christmas studied a. -lz Forest
Glen Seminary. ABOUT three miles from
the city Her teachers found her APT
ard gs1-le. and she vas very happy, lo-
vi-hs1azs..ug ,aa- s1e5esr -9r oEy q
mother ana sisters and broth rs r her
Montana bone b-t also q you-E -aaa RI
x101 she was supposed &c Be e1sase1
70 Dc mz--.s'z
Tais young mar Is q lawyer IL Butte
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
CHAMPIONS TRIAL
Will Be Held at Adjourned Session 10 Open
Oct. 80. at Alfred.

Alfred. Me. oct. Judge Andrew +.
Wiswell Of the supreme court. in an
interview. today, stated that the trial
Of George Champion would commence
at an adjourned session of the court
To open. Oct. 80. Champion is charged
with numbering George W. Goodwin.
Elsie NJ. Horne. Fred Bertsch and Scott
=. Goodwin Of West Newfield. June IL
The Champion case will take up The
entire special session.
George 5. Haley and T. F. Cleaves
Of Biddeford, Champions attorneys.
held a consultation with the prisoner
this afternoon Mr.. Haley has just
come into the case. taking the place of
En- Mayor George Hamilton Of Bidde-
ford. who recently died.
The most important matter taken by
the court. today. was the case against
George Reynolds and Frederick La
Rose. charged with assault on Peter
Martin of Biddeford. with intent to
kill. At 1880. the jury went out to
consider the evidence.
The jury in the case of George Rey-
nolds and Frederick lie Rose returned
q verdict of guilty of assault with in
tent 10 kill in each case. The two men
will be later sentenced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
The Katzenjammer Kids"

The Blondelis, Edward and Libbie, Will
the present season star under the direc-
ton Of VIM T. Fennessy in the new far
cical absurdity the "EatZenjammerE Kids
which will appear at the Opera house, next
Saturday afternoon and evening. The
Blondells rank foremost among the laugh
producers of the American stage and as
the "Katzenjammer Kids" should be seen
1t their best for the roles certainly af-
ford ample scope for their abilities in the
comedy line. That the comedy will be
rresistibly funny is an assured fact. The
"katzen TANNER Kids have already es-
tablished themselves in the good graces
IF the public and have been made famous
through the laughable cartoons that APP
pear weekly in the Sunday edition of the
New York Journal.
1t has always been the aim of Manager
Fennessy to surround the Blondells with
the best comedians and singers that could
be obtained. and that his company this
season will eclipse all his former efforts
is attested by the following list of enter
tainers: Day and vestal. Nudge and Nor
ton, Eckert and Heck. Henning Trio,
Little and Pritzlow. Henry Dunn and
Mile Bertinee. The seat sale will open.
Thursday the 4th inst. at 9 A. NJ. at
Staples, Smith Moody's, Vickery block
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
HELD FOR GRAND Jury.
Hero" Young Lays His Horse Thieving At The
Door Of Hard Cider.

William. alias Hero" Young laid
his theft of G. A. & II. Cows team
at the door of old cider when brou,bt
up FOR trial in the police court. YES
tcrday. Young is the man whom civ
Marshal Breen arrested in Clinton
Monday, after making a search with
Officer Chase. all through the county
When before Judge Andrews in the
police court. Young said he hired the
horse with the intention of returning
it after taking a drive to Rrancb,s
Mills. When out on the road a short
distance, he said h met Il friend who
gave him Il drink of hard cider. Then
he tucked several more drinks inside
him and started off on a long drive
With the devil of old cider inside. he
said, he lost all recollection that the
horse belonged to some one else. and
finally, sold the whole team valued a
over $3.50. for so. The only thing that
gave the court reason to believe that
the man had an inside influence at
work was the fact that he had driven
all over the county.
Probable cause was found and Young
was bound over to await the action of
the grand jury on the charge of steal
ing the team. Being unable to furnish
bonds he was SEM to Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
FALL AND WINTER NECkWEAR.
A Small Four. in Hand Seems 10 Be the ONLY
Innovation.

The fall neckwear which is now being
shown is but little different from thar
OF last year. The most marked change
Is that il is more pronounced in color
and figure. Some is SO startling that
neither a furnace or winter overcoa
VIII be necessary to furnish heat. The
heur de lis, so popular in the spring.
is thing of the past and is effaced as
much as the Paris Exposition.
While the ties are more startling in
design. the effect when they are made
up is decidedly pretty. Greens predom-
mate more than ever, and the reds are
as startling as during the days when
everyone, regardless of his complexion.
wore red tie.
The most marked departure in shape
is the small four-i hand This is not
more than two inches wide and is re
versible. 1t is made of heavy corded
silk, and is either plain or has small
dots. 1t is one of the most tasty ties
which has appeared for years and is.
it is predicted, a slayer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
Le~A Morrison's Faust"

If the applause Of the audience is
any indication of the eXccllencv of a
theatrical performance. the Faust
Company scored a signal success at the
Opera house. last evening. Ii was a
fair-Sizcd audience and would doubt
less have been larger but for Tho
Christian" coming On the previous
evening. Magnificent electrical effects
and appropriate scenery added to the
good qualities in the acting Of the
members of the company offered an en-
tertainment which more than ordinar-
lily eXcciIed in the point of excellence
The play itself was imbued with the
wierd. the pathetic: tragedy and COM
edy. 1t opens in Faust's laboratory.
where occurs the striking scene in
which the doctor signs the compact
with Mephisto. on the public square a
jovial band IF students are dumb
founded by a display Of Mephisto's
power. Act opens in the garden Of
Marguerite's home Faust. by the all
of Mephisto. plots To win the love OF
Marguerite and succeeds. Then there
is the fall of Marguerite. the death or
her mother and Act , closes With Me
phisto apparently triumphant. Scene :
shows Marguerite suffering with heart
rondins dispair; the return Of her
brother from the war; the duel and the
death of Valentine through Mephisto's
agency.
The scene at The Broken was the
most startling in effect Of any OF the
performance. Faust was shown by
Mephisto the revels Of the demons.
who. now amid brilliant electrical
sparks. then Of the glare Of colored
light. or enveloped in darkness. fought.
danced and shrieked. Faust was
shown q vision Of Marguerite in prison
and in his agony Of mind denounced
the devil. The scene closed with n
brilliant display of falling fire and
dancing demons.
The final scene reveals Marguerite in
prison charged with the murder Of her
mother. Faust appears and.the insane
laughter and acts of the girl are agon-
izing To him. His stricken conscience
pleads for forgiveness and he is for
given by Marguerite just before her
death. The prison walls fade away
and Mephisto's shouts of triumph die
away; charming picture is revealed
of Marguerite borne to heaven on the
wings Of angels.
As Mcphisto. George 5. Trimble was
A complete success. The part is one
tina; calls for something outside the
line of ordinary acting and Mr. Trim
ble's Interpretation Of it met with fire.
0uent applause from the appreciative
audience. w f. Rensselaer, took the
role of Faust. Mr.. Rensselers voice
was husky from cold, but otherwise
his acting was excellent The gentle
peasant girl. Marguerite. as represent
ed by Gertrude Rische. called for
sympathy and admiration from the
first Miss Rische adapted herself to
The different emotions called for with
A facility and reality that showed her
an accomplished actress. The lausha-
Bile Martha. the village gossip, was the
role finely executed by Addie Farwell.
These named were well supported by
he remainder of the company. The
vocal music by the Faust SeXtet was
excellent and continually applauded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
The Village Postmaster. :"

The Village Postmaster" the great big
New YORK success which originally played
at the l4th Street Theatre for 227 nights.
and where II recently closed its third big
run, and could, like the brook RIM on for
ever, had 1t not been for prior contracts,
VIII be seen in our city at the Opera
house, Friday evening, Oct. y.
The play is in four acts. the first of
winch opens with village store and post
once ana then to the village green in a
small New Hampshire town on the morn
ing of Training day, time familiar to
the elder generation as the annual holi-
day when the militia was to drill and all
the able-bodied men got out their old
fashioned uniforms and the women APP
peared in their quaint head dresses and
bounced skirts. There is a fidelity shown
III this play in the resuscitation of modes
and costumes Of half a century ago The
festivities are enliyened by the ever conf
cal village brass band. Realism is the
Keynote and foundation stone Of the play
and every scene in ii is made to conform
to this cardinal principle Mr.. Archie
Boyd will appear in the title role.
The Village Postmaster will be
offered here under the direction OF Mr.. j.
Wesley Rosenquest, manager of the Nth
Street Theatre, New York. the home or
SO many successes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
James ]. Jeiteries.

The triumph of mind over matter is all
very well to talk about. but muscle rules
the material world and the modern expo
nents are hailed with the same glad ac-
claim that was accorded the victorious
gladiators in the arena of ancient Rome.
James ]. Jeffries is household name
among the rich and poor and everybody
is curious to see what manner of man he
is. 1t is not alone as an exponent of self
defence that Jeffries excels; he is a sue
cessful arbitor of all manner of outdoor
sporting events and in the role of an ac-
tor which he is at present portraying he
is said to have displayed unlooked-for
ability. In "A Man from the West" the
vehicle which Clay NJ. Greene has con-
structed for the display of his histrionic
capabilities, the champion introduces sew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
NJ TRAMPS IN kENNE8sC COUNTY.
Mckinley Prosperity Eases Up on Work OF
County Commissioners.

We have not had a tramp bill to
consider, this year" said County Com
missioner Pettengin. yesterday. You
can't lay that to anything else but
good Republican times. We have no
work shop or stone yard. 50 it cannot
be said that those things are the rea-
son why there are no more tramrs.
There is but one cause | can see. That
is. as | said before. good Republican
times.
There is no reason why every man
can't find all the work he wants. That
the men do want work and are sup
porting themselves is shown by our not
having any bills for the arrest and
support of tramps TO approve. | don't
know when such a thing has occurred
be fore with US. 1t does prove that the
State is prospecting under Mckinley's
administration. That is something for
Bryan to consider"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
First Deer OF the Season.

The first deer of the season was brought
into town. yesterday morning, and was
hung at Fuller's grocery store. From the
signs it would be judged that the deer is
4 bout five years old. He was fat and
plump and there is slight question that
the buck had not been worried very
much lie was shot by J. NJ. Fosg who
has just returned from trip to The
Forks.
Those who have been in the woods say
that the deer which have been feeding
near the brooks and other places where
they could easily get rid Of the flies, are
now driven back by the sunners. Those
who have Just returned from the woods
say that they never saw so much game
as at the present time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
Notes.

Mabel Amber has been engaged as lead
ing woman with Joseph Hsworth.
Twenty theatres will offer attractions
to the People Of Chicago. this winter.
The new Colonial Theatre on the site
Of the old Public Library building at Bos-
ton, will be opened. about Dec l.
The popular rural play Joshua Smp-
hns" will appear at the Opera house.
Wednesday evening. oct. 10, at popular
prices. The company makes novel street
parade and carries fine concert or
chestrd.
Among the early coming attractions a.
The Opera house may be mentioned: The
Harcourt Comedy CO.. Chas II. Yaes
EVIL Eye" Neil Burgess in THE County
Fair" "A Hot Ola Time" ana +. 4.
Whitney's great scenic production ~
quo Nadis.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
Deaconess Meeting.

Those interested in the work of the
deaconess in the Methodist Episcopal
church will be greatly favored in hav-
ing the opportunity of hearing Miss
Annie &. Beale in the Green street
Methodist Episcopal church. tomorrow
evening Miss Beale is graduate of
the Boston Training School for Deacon
tsses. For the past ten years she has
been engaged in this work. Miss Beale
is acquainted with all departments of
the work, and she is also an interesting
speaker The public is cordially in
Zited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
Coaching Through Maine.

The tally-ho party that passed
the city, six weeks ago on the
way to MoOsehead lake. again stopped
in the city, last night. on their return
home They have been camping for
several weeks in the vicinity of Brown
Vile.
There We're in the party: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry G. Hilton, New York; Mrs.
Evan H. Gerrish, Bangor; Mrs. Tufts,
Brownvlle; and Mrs. r. c. Rollins.
Oakland, Cal. They were Joined in this
city by Mrs. X. f. Evans of New
York. who arrived here, Saturday
The party remained for the night at
the Augusta house and will continue
the trip, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
W. C. 7. U. Endorses Cigarette Raid.

At the meeting of the w. c. 7. L.
held yesterday, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Resolved. that as a company of wo-
men among whom are many of the
mothers of our city. we do most CRATE
fully endorse the action of the princi-
pal of the Grammar school, Mr.. c. S.
Pettingill. in discovering and bringing
to Justice the parties who have per-
sistently violated the law in the sell
ing Of cigarettes to the school children
of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

The following companies have filed ar
ticles Of Incorporation with the secrr-
tary of State:
Hope Gold Mining Company, organized
at Portland. for the purpose Of carrying
on a general mining business with $2Uo.-
0o0 capital stock Of which nothing is
paid in. The officers are: President
George +. Gould of Portland; treasurer
Charles ii. Brown of Boston. Certificate
approved, Sept. y.
Cooperative Ice Company. organized ct
Portland for the purpose Of carrying OF
genera ice PGsne as with $4,000 caPi-
officers are: President, o. Il. Emery Of
Roxbury; treasurer. Jean II. Stowell OF
SOmerVille. Certncate approved, Sept. IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
Double Wedding at Bath.

Bath, Me, oct. ESPECIALLY
double wedding took place at the home
of Rev. w. A. Atchley of the Elm
street Baptist church, tonight. The
Grooms We're Enos Webster and
Charles Fuller. and the respective
brides We're Lizzie X. and Minnie
Webster. The latter is a sister to Enos
Webster. one of the grooms. After the
wedding a reception was held at the
home of Frank Deloche, where refresh
ments We're served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

The police We're notified, last evening.
to be on the watch for horse and car
riage which We're stolen, Monday night,
from I.ivermore Falls. The horse was
stolen from the able of o. \. Barker.
About II O'Clock in the evening, some
one called at the stable, and, taking
the animal. led him through
side door. The thieves then called at
the home of w. ID. Bailey, farther up
the road. and there secured carriage
to which they harnessed the horse and
started off The horse is black roam,
weighs about 1900 pounds. and stands
Is hands high. He has black name,
tail and head. The wagon was built
for two seats. but one may have been
thrown out by the thieves 70 escape de-
lection The wheels had mud guards
and was painted black with yellow
stripes. The harness was mounted with
iapanned iron. The complaint was
made by +. ID. Barker, the son Of the
man from whom the horse was stolen
The first game to arrive at Bangor was
on Tuesday and included one moose, one
hear and five deer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Somerset County.

The following are the real estate trans
fers recently recorded at the county reg
istry:
PALMYRA-G. J. Conner to j. 5.
Spaulding,, $50 l.. Mana Libby to +; g;
Frost ct al. $500; w. z. Crawford to Fred
X. Davis, $500.
ST. ALBANS-F. Z. Bunker to J. d.
Parker. 500.
ATHENS-Abilene Taylor to Ida f.
Upper. $500.
MADISON-R. G. Henderson to ]. II.
Lord. sl.00.
SKOWHEGAN-M f. Stinchfield ct
al to w. A. Clough, $1,000: r. W. Brown
to +. G. Danforth. $500; b. b. Perkins to
Chas. Holden, $500; l.. +. Steward to $.
c. Lucas. $40.
CONCORD-Ansel Goodrich to E. ID.
Curtis, $50.
ANSON-David B. Abbott to II. B. Mer-
ry. 800.
PITTSFIELD-M L. Damon to j. NJ
Chalmers, ST.
MERCER-David Holmes to NJ. $
Lord $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
Mclaughlin Indicted for Murder.

Providence. Il. l., Oct. 2.-Charles
Mclaughlin, formerly of Augusta, Me.
was indicted by the grand jury. today.
on charge of numbering Charles
Drape an insane patient. at the State
hospital. The indictment alleged that
while drunk Mclaughlin punched and
jumped upon Drape. causing his death.
The prisoner was formerly keeper at
the institution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. SIS.

Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of +. j. Che
ney & Co., doing business in the City of
Toledo, county and state aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum of one
hundred dollars for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December.
A. d. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mn
cous surfaces of the system. Send lar
testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, u
Sold by Druggists. 15c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
MinisteriaIists Lead in English Elections.

London. oct. 2.-5.52 p. Mp to
this hour the total number of members
Of Parliament elected is 179. as follows:
Ministerialists. las; Liberals, 10: Ma
tionalists, is. The Nationalist elected
include VIM. Redmond EAST Clare)
and James Daily (South Monaghan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
Two Liquor Raids on East Side.

The officers made two more raids.
last evening. The first was at the Re
we're house. There 10 bottles of liquor
We're found. The second raid was
made at the place kept by &. L. Stur-
gis. where several bottles of liquors of
different kinds We're found. The pro-
plietors Of both places We're ordered to
appear before the court. this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. oct. 1.-The following
% nson changes In Maine are announced:
Original. Bancroft Lambert. Houlton. Sc.
Additional. Frank "A. CoIcord. Camden.
s.. Renewal. Edward A. Spear. East
Madison, 81 Original widows. special ac-
crued Sept. :. Dnrcas NJ. Richardson.
Milton Plantation, s..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

erai annette feats, such as boxing, bag
punching and training, for health. JEFF
iries VIII make his appearance at the OPP
era mouse, Tuesday evening. Oct. 9, and
1t Is more than probable that a packed
house will greet him.