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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-21
COUNTY NEWS.

CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Abbie n. Stanley, OF Monhegan, il
visiting here
George Stanley, OF Bar Hsrbor, Is max
ing his annual visit here
School commenced last Tuesday In dis
trict No. 1, Miss Edna Hatfield tsseher.
Moorfeld storey's family closed their
summer home last week, and returned to
Boston.
Joseph Larra5ee and wife, and Mrs.
Augusta Hatch, OF Dexter, are visiting
relatives here.
Joseph White and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of son,
their fourth child.
The fishing vessels have been doing
guile we'll of late, Capt. W. A. Squirting
stocking over $500 on his last trip out.
Fourteen vessels of the SEEMING fleet ar
rived in The hsrhor yesterday, none Of
them having taken any msckerei recently.
Mrs.. Eugenia Bunnell, formerly Mrs.
Sarah Richardson, OF this place, now Of
Utica, ". Y, is visiting here after an abb
sence OF many years.
Mrs. Emma Burger, who has spent the
last three weeks al Lineoinville with her
sister, Mrs. Augusta Candage, who is 10
feeble health, is home.
Yiola joy, Percy Bunker, Alfred Lsdd,
fillmore Steele, George f. Joy, Harvey
Mayo and Clarence Squirting LETT here last
Monday to attend Hebron academy.
Hattie, wife OF Capt. George w. Bunker,
died last week. Tue remains were taken
to her home whsre funeral services were
held Sunday. Mrs. Bunker had been
gradually failing Tor the last two years.
She was woman greatly loved.
just thirty eight years ago last Sunday,
Sept II, 1866, the union meeting house
here was dedicated, Rev. sewsli Tenney,
of Ellsworth. preaching the dedca,ory
sermon. Rev. c. n Davie is the present
pastor; he has btea here for the past seven
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb tthe latter born
Minnie BuBker), of westfeld, n. j.,
visited her grandfather, w. p. Preble,
this week. Messrs. Bracket, OF Portland,
also visited Mr.. Prehie last week, WHO
although ninety-iour years OF age,
converses with bis visitors as readily as
usual, and is glad TO have them come TO
sse him.
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COUNTY NEWS.
soUrH DEER ISLE.

The TALL term OF school opened here On
Monday, with Miss Anna Damon, teacher
Joseph Thurston and wife, OF Cambridge
Mass, who have been visiting relative
here, have returned.
Mildred Lowden and Robert Hatch, he
have been spending their vacation here
left for East Boston Monday.
Mrs. Elvira Thurston. of Cambridge. Is
spending few days With her parents
Capt. Benjamin Warren and wife.
Mrs. GsIen Hicks and Mrs. Fannie Carl
ton, OF Roeklaad, came Friday to attend
the funeral of their father, Jeremish
Greenlaw.
Walter Stone aud Mrs. Susie Hatch,
who have been visiting her sister. Mrs
J. f. Robbins, left tor Chsrlesto@n, Mass,
on Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Rsekiin, who has been visit
ing relstives in Natiek, Mass. and In Rock
land, came home Thursday, called by the
sudden death of her father, Jeremiah
Greenisw.
Last Sunday was Rev. Joseph Jackson's
last on the charge. He leaves this week
to engage in eysDgelistie work among
the Methodist churches of eastern Msiue.
he has won host OF friends during bis
pastorate here and at StonipgtoH, and
leaves with their best wishes.
Presiding Elder Hayward on Saturday
and Sunday made his first visit to the
charge here since his return from the gen
eral conference at Los Angeles, Cal, last
May. At the close OF the afternoon ser
vice he sacrament Of the Lords supper
was observed. the new communion service
being In use for the fret time. This ser
vice was purchased with the balance OF
funds collected by Mrs. L. May Robbins,
OF Roxbury, Mass, for the Luikin memo
rial tablet placed some two years since In
the church here. AT the business meeting
Saturday evening 1t wss voted, on motion
Of Rev. Mr.. Jackson, that the church ex-
tend to Mrs Robbins its thanks for her
interest In the old home church "thst has
manifested itself in such substantial
proofs.
Sept. II. q.
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LAMoINE.

Several from this town will attend the
association at Swans Island this week.
Mrs. Edward Hodgkins and son Ralph
are visiting Mrs. Hodgkins' relatives In
Lynn.
Rev. Howard b. Tiiden aud family. OF
Bar Hsrbor, we're the guests OF Dyer
Hodgkins one DAY last week.
The following item from North Dakota
paper will be Of interest TO many ia Han
cock county. Sir. Bartlett Is the con OF
the late Hiram Bartlett, Of this town, and s
brother OF Henry Bartlett, one OF our
htghly-rcspected citizens: David Bartlett,
lieutenant governor of North DaSota, and
executive Commissioned OF the North
Dakota commission, returned yeste' Day
from the state republican convention 10
Bismarck, where for the third time he wss
nominated for lieutenant governor By bis
patty. This 10 an honor which no other
North Dskuts man has ever BEEN accorded,
aud MIR. Bartleti's friends are proud OF hts
popularity. Besides being txse0tive com
missioner for hts state al the exposition,
SIR. Bartlett is prominent member Of
the executive commissioners association,
being a member OF ose % the most i'm
portsnt committees 10 this association.
Sept. 10. IL.
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OAK POINT.
sept. 10.

Mrs. Alice Clow aud babe are visiting
Mrs. Cows mother, Mrs. Flora Gray.
Capt. james seEyy, In the schooner
Lewis Il. French, arrived la the hsrbor
last week.
Frank MeaGefis son MontfoTd Is very
III. Their many friends wish bin a
speedy recovery.
aiiss NsIIie Haynes, ho has been visit
log friends aud relatives during the SUM
msr, will return home this week.
Mrs. Eyeline Miiiiken, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here tie past
month, will soon return home TO June
ton CITY, Kansas.
sept, 10. PLuTARcH.
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In a small town in Maine, two cousins
live near each ct her, and are also much
attached to each other. For convenience
they may be called Jerusha and Jemina
Smith.
Jemima is OF poeticsl nature, and even
Jerusha admits It, but she told me she did
not think 1t quite fair for Jemims to have
all the credit for poetry in the whole
Smith family, and she thought she should
be accredited with some as well as
Jsmims.
having prepared for herself nice
dinner of dsndeiion greens and remem-
bering how fond Jemims was of them, she
conceived the idea that she could send
Jemims some and at the same time prove
that she too was poetical. So she sought
a dainty bit of paper and penned the
following:
Jemima dear. please eat these greens for yoaI
dinner to-day,
And very kindly think of ne, tho am far
away.
Enclosing this in a Sunday meeting
Offering envelope and believing she had
9XG6iseQ anything Jeniua SOAiu PiVNASSi
she despatched a messenger with the
greens and the note.
In due time the messenger returned
with the empty plate, and an ordinary
tablet leaf with the following hastily
written thereon:
Dear cousin, those greens were dainty treat,
could not wait my dinner TO eat;
But sat right down in my rocking chair
And agobbled" a few OF the dandeiions there.
They tasted ilue. and you may believe
/ was very glad the nice treat to receive.
My utmost thanks 1 send back to you,
Which at present Is all that can do.
Your poeiical note came In just right,
50 like yourself, both dainty and bright.
Though I'm sorry TO hear you're so far away
Or you might find tihie to come up some day.
1 seem TO be tied both hands and feet,
So when any one calls II Is quite treat;
And grandpa, too, win often say;
DO you suppose anyone win come In to-day.
So, my dear cousin, visit from thee
Would for you a deed of charity be.
Sept. II. f.
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SURRY.
Dolby.

Capt. C. 81. Coulter came home from
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Ii. II. Hardt and little son Francis
went 20 Mnbridge Tuesday aud returned
Friday.
Rev. p. A. A. Kiilam, OF Ellsworth,
preached In the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon.
Lewis F. Treworgy has been drawn to
serve rs grand juror and Capt. NJ, ID.
Chatto as traverse juror at the supreme
Judicial court to be held in Ellsworth.
Presiding Elder +. L. Hayward, OF
orono, preached in the Methodist chapel
Saturday evening and again at the
church Sunday evening. He also
baptized one candidate by INNER
sion at the Herrick shore late
Sunday afternoon and admitted four TO
church membership In the evening. Mr..
Hayward attended services during the
day with the pastor, Rev. j. d. MeGraw,
at Morgan's Bay and East Bluehill.
Sept. 10. q.
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rnAcY FANILY RErN1oN.

The ninth annual reunion of the Tracy
family was held at the old homestead
Saturday, Sept. IL. Owing to the fact
that the morning was rainy, the attend
ance was not as rye as usual.
In the afternoon the business neatirg
was called to order by the president, b. 4.
Tracy. add officers Tor Gau ppsata. rear
we're elected as follows: President, Il q.
Smallidge; vice president, c. l.. Tracy;
secretary, Miss Ella Tracy; committee on
entertainment. Mrs. sarah Perry, Z. q.
Guptill, Mrs. May Ash.
IL wac voted to hold the next reunion
at the same place the first Saturday In
Septem her, 1906.
Sept 10. JES.
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advertisements.
advertisements.
~ --~~o~< so-~~O.~~e~~~yNo.
SOF I COPE.

Like the running brook, the
red blood that flows through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs of red blood are
found in the soft core of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood also comes
from the spleen. Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
are full of fat.
SCOTS Emulsion makes new
blood by feeding the bone
marrow and the spleen with
the richest of all fats, the pure
cod liver oil.
For pale school girls and
invalids and for all whose
blood is thin and pale, SCOTS
Emulsion is a pleasant and rich
blood food. 1t not only feeds
he blood-making organs but
gives them strength to do
heir proper work.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists.
soo-3fS Peari street, New York
SOC aud sI.co: sil druggists.
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INDIAN POINT.

Mrs. Abbie Walls has gone to Bar
Harbor.
B. II. Higgins Is 10 very poor health.
All wish mis- speedy recovery.
Miss Myrs A. Higgins left last Friday
Tor Springfield, Mass, where she has en-
ployment.
George King, OF this town, is contractor
for the road the town Is building for
William Walls.
Jesse Stevens and wife, OF steuben, Wis
tied her parents, Samuel Leland and wife,
the past week, returning TO their home
Sunday.
Sept. 10. III.
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GouLDsRoRo.
Sept ~.

The dance at the Bay View Saturday
evening was well attended.
Mrs. Lovina Tracy, OF Winter Hsrbor.
spent last week al W. W. Sowle's.
Miss Josie Campbell, of st. Stephen, N.
B.. has been visitiag her cousin, Mrs.
Lizzie LIBBY.
Mrs. Margaret RoIte, who has been EN-
ployed at S. g. Woods, West Gouidsboro,
hss gone to Prospect Haroor.
The schools In this and the lower dis
tricts began last Monday, WITH Miss
NH lie Robertson as teacher here, and
Mics Bertha Moore ~ the lower school.
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HANCOCK.
pLuTARcH.
Sept, -,

At the regular nesting Of Pomois
grange, No. 265, Hancock, the following
resolutions OF respect were adopted;
Rhsrsas. The ali.wlse Father. In His initiate
wisdom. which we In our hbilc miaas cannot
understand. has seen 1s 10 remove from car
order. Sister Margaret fApes, be It
Resolved. Thai We rxlend our sincere gym.
pathy 70 The husband ana family.
Resoised. That We will cherieh her memory
10 our hearts. and as mara OF respect for our
sister We drape our charter for thluy days and
inscrIbe these resolutions upon our Eeeords
that we have the same Published IN our local
papers and a copy sent to TIE family.
CLARA =. JOHssos.
ETHEL Aoos,
BERraA 5, CRABTRER.
Committee on resolutions.
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GoTr,s ISLAND.
Sept. 10.

Hslsey Moore Is in Bar Hsrbor on
business.
Mrs. Susie Gross returned from stoD-
ington last Saturday.
Misses Rosa and Nellie Joyce went 10
Stonington Saturday.
Frank A. Babbidgs and wife are with
NJ. V. Babbidge and wife. fszsS
Mrs. Rodney Gray is keeping house for
L. s, Trssk IS lille Mrs. Trask Is visiting in
Massachusetts,.
Capt. Berlin Gott has had MS sloop
Tramp newly painted, and she is nov
ready for fall fishing.
Bait is scarce again, and Capt e. L. Gotf
las been obliged TO go for load Of
herring or go without fish,
Capt. E. N. Moore sad wife returned
from Bueksport last Saturday. They
will spend the winter In Bucksport.
Sept. 10. CHIPS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-21

aAE ss Subscribers at I06
o tns ~ &c in oncock county:
al the other papers in the County COM
ToAN Is not The only paper printed IN
Hancock ooARty, and has nerer claimed to
be, but 1t Is the only paper that can prop
sTiy be called COUNTY paper; oil the
best are merely local papers. The ctrc1.td-
tsoa Of THe ANERfcAs, barring the Bar
A0r6oT Records summer ttst, IS larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
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EAsr LAMoINE.

Threshjng Is general in this district and
the yield Is fair.
A large number OF our people attended
the fair at Eden on Friday.
The potato crop is fair, and the quality
Is good although the size is small.
Capt. John Rief and wife and Rev. Il.
\. Toms attended the Ellsworth quarter v
meeting OF the Free Baptist church at
Dedhsm Friday, Saturday and Sunday, la
company with large delegation from
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NORTH BLUEauL.

Walter W .weseott Is attending busi-
mess college vt Belfast.
Arthur II. johnson, Of Dedhsm, Mass,
Is visiting his uncle, Nathaniel Bowden.
George Achorn, OF New Orleans, La,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. j. $.
Treworgy.
Pearl white, former resident of Pc
nobscot, visited relatives In this place re-
Gently.
Miss Effie NJ. Grindle las returned from
Seal Harbor, where she hiss been employed
As cook at the Jordan Pond house.
Sept. 10. ID.
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rhsy report a grant series of

Hancock. rbey report grand series OF
meetings.
There viii be special services next ssn-
day by Rev. IL. N. Toms, in the morning
al North Lsmoine, afternoon at East
Lamolne, and In the evening at Marlboro
chapel. The pastor win have something
very important TO communicate There
will he special singing at the services.
SEPT 10. sPge
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TRAMP.
NORTH LAMoINE.

Mrs. L. A. Austin has been at GEORGE H.
Coggins' the past week.
Farmers report the potato crop In this
section unusually good, with no rotten
ones as yet and OF an unusually large size.
w. s. Archer and Walter Young have
gone to Bangor threshing grain. Mr.
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SOUTH suRRY.

The family of Dr.. Briggs have returned
to Lexington, Mass.
Mrs. Stewart and daughters have re-
turned to New York.
volney Coggins is attending Bluehill
academy. Alberta and Mary Treworgy
and Matte Gsindle are also there.
Capt. VIII Coggins is at home. His
vessel, the Hazel Dell, has just dis
charged load OF coal at the tesmboat
wharf.
Sept. 10. TRAMP.
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wgsI{ HANCOCK.

irving Mcfarland is in franklin doing
mason work.
d. @. Means and wife, OF Surry, were
calling on friends last week.
Mrs. n. j. Springer, OF Franklin, Is the
guest OF Irving Mcfarland and wife.
Miss Mary L. MiIliken, who has been
employed at Isle an Haut during the sea
son, IL at home.
Sept. 10. SuMAc.
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Orders left at Frank Cots store
BROOKLYN. or write to Albert Heald'
North Sedgwiek.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-17

The electrical storm in this country
Sunday evening created considerable
inconvenience at Ogden and Salt
Lake. The lightning struck the Pro.
vo-Logan power line of the Telluride
system and stopped the cars at Ogden.
The big Ogden plant was struck about
nine O'Clock and the lights in Zion
went out. r. S. Campbell in speak
ing of the matter says: Every long
distance transmission line is subject
to these lightning troubles, and that
is why we don't like the idea of bring
ing power here from the Snake river.
Every mile in distance just increases
the chance Of having the system en-
tirely demora!hed by a little light
ming. Then we are simply helpless.
We can't rush in and push things to-
gether all in hurry. We have TO
wait and work in accordance with GER
tain definite principles. You may al
so have noted the fact that we have
had more lightning storms this year
than ever before since our company
was organized. Moreover, II seems to
be the kind OF electricity that catches
the wire"
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A Denial.

Editor REPUBLICAN: 49, In a re-
cent issue of the Journal under the
head of Political" my name was
mentioned as belonging to a certain
faction in the Republican party, :
would like TO have ii distinctly under
stood that | belong to no faction, That
] am not actively engaged in politics,
that | am in the classified service,
and will not engage In factional or
any other political move.
T. A. THoREsEN.
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Genera1ities.
w. Hansen general painter. 75tf

wv. Hansen general painter. 75tf
For SALE-A fine large, young
team. LOUIS CHRISTENSEN. 76tf
MIR. and Mrs. +. j. Alexander of
Provo are guests at the Lincoln. Al
exander has made this territory for
several years and is well known.
If you want house to rent with all
modern mprovements, address, p. o.
Box 445 or call at 100 North lst East
On August 10Th and 2lst the o. S.
L. will sell round trip tickets TO Colo
RADIO points at single fare, limited to
30 days.
Homeseekers-We will show you
now to get a home, or pay of a loan
onyour property. ii. "A. Peterson & Co
G. GesSel, the brick maker of Cache
county, will sell bick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
Alexander, the opticiaD, will be at
Lincoln Hotel for one week only, Aug.
18th TO Goth.
The REPUBLICAN is pleased TO an.
nounce a turn for the better in the
illness Of Mrs. Charles Friday. She is
undergoing a very severe siege Of ty.
.o'd. .. ..,,,,,.,., -. !,
For SALE-A good second hand
header for sale cheap.
GEO. l.. FARRELL,
Smithfield, Utah.
WANTED-To rent two or three
room furnished house. Address, Fur.
nishcd House, care this office.
Miss Leona, daughter Of Apostle
Cowley, is in Logan visiting with hei
cousin Jennie Turner.
Mrs Grace Poland, nee Freeze, from
Salt Lake City, is the guest of Mrs
Henry Crockett of this city.
Harrison's Studio over U. o. Store
for Photos. Tickets issued by Fries
redeemed this month.
f. j. Marshall, of the Journal, ant
". c. Olsen, of the Rochdale, will
their families are rusticating anon,
the rattlesnakes and trout for few
days.
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Miss Violet Wen1elboe is spending
week in Salt Lake.
James Henderson, Jr., is in Logan
securing medical attention.
Fine eating and cooking apples for
sale at the Logan Nurseries.
For SALE--Fine eating and cooking
apples at 456 Fifth North street.
William Bench.
Mrs. p. d. Stops and children, who
have been spending the summer at
Kilgore. Idaho, returned home yester-
day morning.
Five thousand dollars in pianos and
organs just arrived, without boxes.
Buy right and sell right. One price
TO all. Harris Music Co.
DR.. and Mrs. Carpenter and mother,
who have been at the Lincoln for
some time, left yesterday for Eureka.
DIR. Carpenter will probably return in
the fall.
1t is stated that Miss Ethel Ryan,
director in music at the n. J. A., last
year, will not return to the school this
fall. Her successor has not yet been
appointed.
The Relief Society Conference of
Cache Stake will convene in the tab.
ernacle tomorrow Thursday at &c
and O'Clock. A good attendance is
desired. Lucy 5. Carbon, Pres.
Herman Johnson has trotted on I
his yellow dining car and located ii
east of the Cache Valley Bank on lst
North. He expects to do some bust
ness, as he has built an extension tC
it.
John l.. Balitf, Jr., came down from
Rexburg last night. He states that
good times prevail in that locality
Mr.. Baliff brought a sample of Goa
that has been discovered in Snake
river valley and will have it analysed
at the A. c. of U.
Dewitt Fullmer, who has remained
in Logan since the departure of hi!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. w. Full
mer for San Francisco, left Logar
Saturday morning ana will go to thu
coast city to make his future home
l DE Witt has large circle of friend
, among the young people here, who re
} greet to loose him.
, Rev. Gilpin left for Ogden thi
morning to attend the NJ. E. confer
ence of the State. Rev. Gilpin ha
been very active in the improvement
of the church property here and o.
. that score at least can make a mos
favorable report. His service as
minister is also most highly appreciai
e ed by the Methodists and they will b
9 glad to have him returned.
: Joseph Ainsworth was arraigned b.
fore Justice Smith on Monday on
] charge of burglary. He plead guilt
and was bound over to the DistriC
Court. 1t Is expected that he will n
ceive his sentence without delay
The defendant broke into the premi.
es of Samuel CHASER and stole quite
few bottles Of liquor. 1t is though
that there are others connected wit
e the affair, but the defendant will ne
II inform on them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher and NJ
u Fred Thatcher from Chicago, left we
s. terday morning for tour of yellow
stone Park. The party had alread
e sent teams ahead and Joined them /
IS rail at st. Anthony. They will
gone several weeks. DR.. and Mr.
Powell, of Peoria, H., friends mao
d by Mr.. Thatcher while enroute wei
h to have gone with the party, but eve
q after outfits had been secured Mr.
" Powell found IL impossible to NAL
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In order TO more thoroughly intro
duce our MONOGRAM, the best. Cereal
Fruit Coffee on The market, we have
cut the price to 2Octs. Try package,
the Cache Valley Tea Co., Logan.
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and stacking 200 tons of hay.
GEO. l.. FARRELL,
Smithfeld, Utah.
Last Saturday. Neil S, Bell got on
the outside of brand of corn juice
that produced desire TO exercise au-
thorty. Without the usual neces-
sary preliminaries Neil declared him
self Sheriff and arrested one VIM. Nc
Culloch, man twice his size and who
may have had twice Neil's load. The
new sheriff managed to get his man
into the sheriT's Office AZ the court
house and locked him in. Marshal
Crockett, while passing, heard the
noise in the county building and went
in in time to see McCulloch finally lay
Neil out, and then he took Them both
from the building, The doughty
sheriff returned to his post, and near
ly worried the life out Of the various
officials, each of whom were slick
enough to get him of onto the other
fellow. Congressman Howell was
there and 10 him Neil applied for a
position in the secret service, stating
that he was especially fitted for de-
tectiye. Joe" sent him 10 u. S.Mar
shal Haywood and no doubt Neil is by
this time full-fledged detective,