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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
ApnI1run

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED.
Dec ], sch Lulu W Eppes. Stockton Springs
SAILED.
Dec 8. sch Otronto. Closson. Bayside, lumber
Whiicomb, Haynes & Co, Quincy
Dec =, sch Mineola, Kane, Northeast Harbor
bricks, I'll B Phillips
Dec 70, sch Lulu W Eppes, Pr tt, lumber
Whitcomb, Haynes q Co, salem
Hancock County Ports.
HALL QUARRY-Dec s. ar sch J Arthur Lord
Stockton springs
Dec 9. ar sch william B Herrick, Phila
SToN1NGToN-Dec 5, sid sch Willie l. Max
we'll, NY
Dec :. ar schs J Frank seavey, n Y; Penob
scot. Rockland; Gamecock, Bluehiil
Domestic Ports.
BosToN-Dee :. cid sch Howard Spear. 81
BLACK ISLAND, ME-Dec s, ar sch Maud Sc
ward, " aluoborv
BhUNswIcK, GA-Dec lc, cid sch Horace r
Share-, New Haven
CITY IsLAsD-Dec &, bound south, sehs Hat
tie Ii Barbour, Bangor fer Y; Andrew heb
Dec y, bound youth, schs Jeanne Lippitt, Ston-
ington for Y; j F. whitcomb. Ellsworth for
Dec 10, hound south, schs Fiheman. Stonipg.
ton Tor n Y; Mary e Lyn h, do for do; Storm
Petrol. Ellsworth for Rondout. Bound east,
sch Elm city, Port Liberty for Boston
John, n for Y. Bou d east, sch Henrietta
whitney. South Amboy for Nantucket
FERNANDINA, FLA Dec O. ar sch Fred A
Small. Humacoa
GEORGETOWN, s C-Dec 10. sid sch c Pen
dleton, NY
HYaNNIs-Dec 8, ar schs David Faust, Ban.
gor for Y; j NJ Harlow, do for do; Storm
Petrol. East Machias for do. GAN sid Dec y
JACKSONVILLE, FLA - Dec s. ar sch Lejok,
NY
NEW BEDFoRD-Dec Q, ar sch David FARSI,
Bangor Tor
NORFOLK Dec t. ar sch Luther Garretson.
Ny
PoRTLAND-Dec ar sch Julia Francis, East
Dec 8, ar sch Willie l. Maxwell, stonington
for NY
Dec l2. ar sch Kate L Pray. Bluehill -
RocKLAND-Decs 8, ar sch Jennie A Stubs.
Bluehili for Washington
Dec 8, ar sch Maud Seward, Black Island for
MY
Dec p. ar sch 7 W Cooper. Franklin
sALsA--pec I. ar sch T whitmore, Lanes
vile for
Dec +. ar sch George Nevinger. Bangor for
NY
SToCKToN-Dec s. ar sch Brigadier, ny
ST sIAoNs, GA-Dec 7, ar sch sedgwick, Port
land
VINEYARD HAVEN - Dec 8, ar SC, John F
Whtcomb. Bluehill fer Rondout. Sid schs
Georgietta, Perth Amboy tor Boston; Pochas
set, South Amboy for do
Dec Z. ar schs Mary Lynch, Stonington for
Y; tiheman, do for do; Abbie c Stubs, st
John, Is for do; j Al harlow, Bangor for do
David Faust do for d Storm Petrol, Machias
for Rondout; (all sid Dec 81. Maine, Phila Tor
Boston. Sid sch Whitcomb. Surry for Ron.
dout
Dec Q. ar sch Florence Leland. South Amboy
Dec IL, sid sch florence Leland, South Amboy
for StoningtUn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Mrs. Thomas Pinkham, who has been
very i'll, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Clarence Carter visited relatives
and friends in Machias recently.
Mrs. Loring Thomas is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Leighton, Of KNOXVILLE.
Miss Edna Tenny, who has been visit
ing her brothers in Boston, is home.
Carl Eaton, of Bangor, who has spent
the summer with Mrs. John Whitmore,
has returned home.
Mrs. Linda Leach, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Grace Duffy, of
Bangor, is at home.
Mrs. Della Whitmore has gone to
Hampden to visit her brother, Erastus
Murch. After short visit there, she will
go to Boston to visit relatives and friends.
The ladies' aid society met with Mrs.
Clara York Thursday, Dec. 7. The apron
prize was won by Mrs. York, and the quilt
prize by Charles Smith, of Trenton.
Much credit is due the president, Mrs. w.
l.. Remick, for the good time enjoyed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
LIQUOR SEIZED.
sherin Mayo Holds Up Public Car.
riage and Makes a Haul.

rage and Makes a Haul.
~. II. Clement was arraigned before
Judge Peters liz the Ellsworth municipal
court Saturday, to answer to a charge of
having in his possession liquor alleged
to be for sale.
oherln Mayo received information last
wednesday which led him to believe that
Mr.. Clement, with his public carriage,
mad gone to Nicolin to receive a consipn-
ment OF liquor. Sheriff Mayo and Deputy
Sheriff Carney drove up the North Els
worth road, and near the Craig farm met
Clement coming back. He was stopped,
and search of the carriage revealed five
bags containing pint bottles OF liquor.
The liquor was seized, and Mr.. Clement
was arrested.
The liquor was taken to the jail-house.
where an inventory showed that there
were in the bags seventy-three pints of
whiskey, thirty-five pints of Medford rum
and twelve pints of gin-120 pints in all.
Mr.. Clement was released on his own
recognizance for appearance Saturday.
He was represented in court by d. E.
Hurley, while, County Attorney Wood
conducted the prosecution. Mr.. Clement
pleaded not guilty. The story of the
seizure was told by Sheriff Mayo and
Deputy Sheriff Carney, and the freight
books of the Nicolin station were intro
dnced tending to show that Mr.. Clement
had received similar consignments at Nj
colin during the past summer and fall
Mr.. Clement was found guilty, and sem
fenced TO 800 fine and sixty days in the
county jail. He appealed, and gave bonds
for appearance at the April term of court
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Edwin Treworthy is quite Ill at the
home OF his grandparents, Emery Bonsey
and wife.
The men and boys welcome the beauti-
full snow, the former that they may in
crease the size of the wood pile, the latter
that they may hunt for deer.
Mrs. Hattie Barron, one of West Ellis
worth's active old ladies, after trip on
the Percy V. to Swans Island, where she
spent three weeks visiting her niece, Mrs
Z. r. Squirting, making call at Bass and
Southwest Harbors, visit to niece al
Bar Harbor, asweek's stay with her grand
children, Misses Hamor, of Salisbury
Cove, and a four weeks visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emma BODICE, in Bangor, has
returned to spend the winter with the
family OF her son, George M. Barron
She speaks in praise Of the beautiful
island scenery and the kindness of the
people, especially of the officials and en-
ployees on the boats, who were so atten-
tive to the aged woman travelling alone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

WHEREAs Willard A. Gardner; 81 Csc sedg g;
wv wick. Hancock county, and state OF
Maine by bis mortgage deed dated the TWEEN
ty,third day Of January a d. 1904, and aa re-
cock county, in book 403. page 237, conveyed TO
the undersigned. Henry W. Sargent, a certain In
lot or parcel OF land. with all buildings
thereon, situate in said Sedgwick, in the
county Of Hancock, aforesaid, described and
bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning at stake at the highway leading
from Sargentviile postoffice to Herrick post.
office, Brooksville, at junction OF land OF
Harold A. Young and J: B. Chatto. running
southwesterly ON said Young's line ninety
three 1887 feet to q stake and stones; thence
northwesterly sixty ley feet to stake and
stones; thence northeasterly ninety-three (es)
feet to the aforementioned highway, to stake
and stones; thence following said highway six
ty (s0) feet to the first mentioned bound, con-
tanning twenty (2o) square rods, more or less.
And whereas, the condition Of said mort
gage has been and now is broken, now there
fore. by reason OF the breach of the condition
thereof, claim foreclosure OF said mort
gage, and give this notice for that purpose.
HENRY w. SARGENT
sedgwick, Maine, Dec. IL. 1905.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
wALTHAM.

George Kitchen, OF Bangor, was in town
recently.
Mrs. Julia Miller, of Amherst, is with
her sister, Mary Haslem.
Vernon Haslem, after vacation, has re-
turned to his studies in Pittsfield.
Howard Jordan and Wilson Googins
have moved their families in the woods
for the winter.
Alden Morse and wife, who have been
visiting friends here, have returned to
their home in Bar Harbor.
Saturday evening Court Snyctic, /. o. F.,
chose officers for the coming year as
follows: @. D., III. w. Kingman; G. r.,
A. K. Haslem; P. G. r., Charles Jordan;
y. z. r., Walter Colby; r. s., Raymond
Hasiem; F. s., stephen Jordan; treasurer,
ist, Leona Wilbur; s. W., Howard Jordan;
j.. W., Urban Dickey; =. B., Reuben Ran
kin; j. B., Eugene Clark.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
ATTEMPTED MURDER ?
AN Assault at Little Deer Isle Looks
Like 1t.

DEER isle, Dec. Especially What APP
wears to have been a deliberate attempt at
n,urder occurred at Little Deer Isle last
wednesday night. John Freeman, a
youne Hebrew who drives peddler,s
cart for Phillip Crockett, OF Stonington,
was the victim.
Freeman was on Little Deer Isle on BUSH
ness Wednesday, and attended church
sociable in the evening. After the enter
tsinment he took two young ladies in his
wagon and drove them to their homes at
the head of the island.
He was returning alone at about II
o'clock, and was about half way down
the island when the assault occurred. As
he approached house, he saw a light,
which disappeared just before he reached
the house.
Just as he was opposite the house shot
rang out, and bullet whizzed past his
head. Another shot was fired, and a
bullet struck him In the head.
II was glancing shot, and did not
penetrate the skull. Another shot was
fred, and the bullet went through the
back of the wagon.
The bullet which struck Freeman made a
severe scalp wound, extending from above
the ear around on the forehead. DR.. III.
W. Small, of Deer Isle, who dressed the
wound, said it appeared to have been
made with leaden slug or rough missile
rather than with a smooth bullet.
Freeman himself seems to think robbery
was the motive for the assault, but the
theory of jealousy because of his atten-
tons to the young ladies at the sociable
is the one generally accepted.
The matter is being investigated, but as
vet no arrests have been made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
GREEN LAKE.

Lowell Watts and Joe Clough, employed
at Frank Fits mill, brought in two deeI
Monday.
Monday morning Messrs. Lowell and
Miller, OF Bangor, arrived for a
hunting trip.
E. E. Race, superintendent of the fish
hatchery, was in Portland the past week
on official business. He returned home
Monday evening.
DIR. Thomas gave stag party at his cot
tage Saturday to fifteen guests. Owing to
the discontinuance of Sunday trains, a
conveyance arrived Sunday afternoon
from Bangor, and the party left in the
evening for Bangor.
1t is a source of much annoyance and
disappointment to Bangor residents who
own cottages at Holbrook pond and Green
Lake that the Sunday trains have been
discontinued, and not only to them but to
all who reside east of Bangor, to know
that from Saturday night until Monday
there is no communication west by train.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
DIED.

ARCHER-At Great Pond, Dec 5, Frances NJ,
wife OF John Arch.r, aged IS years. "a ays
BROWN-At Ellsworth Dec Z. Flora b, wife OF
Joseph Brown, aged 2S years, II months.
FLYE-At North BROOKLYN. Dec I, Mrs Dora A
tiye, aged 81 years, IL months. Is days.
GEORGE-At Augusta. Dec 7, William George
formerly of Ellsworth, aged 81 years.
JORDAN-At Mariaville, Dec 8, Priscilla D.
wife of Alanson Jordan, aged IA years. 6
months, 20 days.
MINTIRE-At Bucksport Dec 7, Nathan Nc
Intire, aged IS years.
MYRICK-At Bluehill. Dec 6, infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs James.I Myrick, aged months,
81 days.
NASON-At North Ellsworth, Dec 70, Mrs Mary
Jane Mason, aged 10 years.
REED-At Seal Cove, Nov %, Mrs Mary A
Reed. aged 30 years, months. days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
advertisements
A SUGGESTION.

Christmas time
what their relatives
the
have in stock from upwards
If have nothing stock
Easers.
Watches from IS China.
Fancy Cut Glass
Lorgnette chains 81 nm Gold Pens wihPear holders
Chatelane all prices FOUNTAIN Pens
Chatelarpins, Umbrellas with detachable handles
Broocbe pins $50
Stick a large line OF silver ana SILVER
Sleeve buttons. plated ware, &c &c, &C.
Womena ndG
Bracelets, all kinds. Watches 81 up
Fingerrin froma c chlds ring Chains
to Diamond IS one Emblem charms
iona
Emblem pins
Neckc chains, Sleeve Buttons, all prices
Iocket sand ocketc chains Sivepate China.
Shaving
~. 'oA"e" any oiii'
Brushes, Mirror and Combs
Sterling, Sterine Ebony. Travelln Gases
Brush and Comb Sets Pockebooks and Wallets.
Combs Pocket Combs
Brushes Umbrellas with detachable handle.
Nail wilp intoa suit
Nah Polshers
Paper Cutters Fountain sfromS1 to Sc.
These goods
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
MARRIED.

BENNETT-PINKHAM- AT Sullivan, Dec 8, by
Rev . q Barnard, Miss Bertha NJ Bennett, of
Hancock, to Luther Pinkham, of Sorrento.
Haslam, esq. Mrs Julia e Braley, of Wal.
than. to Charles Allen, of Eden.
BURNES-GOTT-At Biuehill, Dec 4, by Rev
Ebenezer Bean, Miss Lucy Burnes. of
CARR0LL-CLAR Southwest Harbor,
Dec 6, ~ Rev John Lawrence. Miss Grace
CCarroli to Roderick Clark, both Of South
west Harbor.
flick ETT-STRATTON-At Milbridge, Dec o.
by Rev w Lewis, Mise Alice Pickett, Of
Milbridye, to Milton W StrattOn, of Eden.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Bar Harbor Dec
9, by Rev McKoy, Miss Beatrice Wood
bury. of Bar Harbor. to Walter F Morgan, of
Chicago, Ill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed executor
Of the last will and testament OF Mary f.
Willard, late of Orland, in the county OF
Hancock, deceased. no bonds being required
by the terms OF said will. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle,
ment, and all indebted thereto are requested
to make payment Immediately.
December s. 1908 THRoDoRE H. SMITH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
BORN.

CROSBY-At Amherst. Dec s. to Mr. and Mrs
Cecil w Crosby, a daughter.
HuTCHlNSON-At Stonington, Dec Z, 10 Mr.
and Mrs Namon Hutchinson, son. [Namon
Ellsbury.l
SILVER-At Stonington, Dec 8. to MIR ard Mrs
Donald Alien Silver. son. Raymond Cecil
TADESCHt-At Stonipgton, Nov 9, to MIR ana
Mrs Sayerio Tadeschi, a son. [Americo
Antonio.1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
Il he has been duly appointed administra-
OF Bluehil;, in the county OF Hancock.
deceased. and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es.
tate of said deceased desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately.
December s, 1865. HENRY b. DARLING.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13
Burned to Death

Mrs, Jane Dustin, of Waterville, aged
seventy-six years, was burned to death
yesterday. Mrs. Dustin was very feeble.
and was seldom left alone. 1t is presumed
she attempted to light lamp, and set fire
to her clothing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-13

Westbrook Elects Democrat.
Rufus K. Jordan, democrat, was elected
mayor of Westbrook Monday by plural
ity of 1853. The democrats also elected a
majority of the aldermen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-24
MINNET0NKA BOATS TO
RACE MEMORIAL DAY

The first race Of the Minnetonka Boat clubs
season vii! be held Tuesday, May 80. Memorial
day. Sailboats will race in the morn
Ing and launches in the afternoon.
These two races will be open to
all boats on the lake, and all owners have
been invited to participate. Those wishing to
enter boats are requested to advise the regatta
committee as early as possible.
Sa1lboats can be measured at the clubhouse
afternoons and evenings beginning May 26. All
sailboats must be measured before the first reg
ular club race. June 8. Motor boats entered in
this race, which were not measured last season,
must be measured before Monday, May &c. at
Merriam boat works in Gideon's bay.
All launches entered in the regular club races
after Memorial day must first be officially meas
ured, according to announcement later.
The preparatory gun for sailboats will be
fred at 1880 am. Preparatory gun for motor
boats at pm. Actual starting time for the
different classes, classifcations, time allowances
courses, etc., will be announced on the bulletin
board at the clubhouse.
Racing numbers will be ready for both yacht
and motor boats. Large outline numbers have
been secured for sailboats, and owners are re-
quested to sew them securely above the reef
points at equal distance from luff and leach or
both sides of the mainsail. The clubhouse Ii
now open for members.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-24
SMOKE SOCIAL
And AUTO run
Twin City Motorists to Meet at
Commercial Club Saturday
Evening.

The st. Paul Automobile club has been invited
to a smoke social to be given by the Minneapolis
club In the Commercial club rooms Saturday eve
n1ng May 81. The smoker will be preceded by
run to Lake Harriet.
The committee in charge Of the run will be
Asa Paine Harry q. Pence and A. E. Paegel.
Inc route Of the run has been announced Clubs
10 leave the Andrus building at $3.50 D. M sharp,
up N1collet to Tenth street. Tenth street to
Park avenue, out Park avenue to Twenty eighth
street, thence to Lake Of the Isles, Lake Cal.
noun and around Harriet. The return trip will
De made by the way of Kenwood and Harmon
place to the Commercial club, arriving at $40.
luncheon will then be served to the club MON.
bcrs from both cities.
inc following have been elected to membership
IN the Automobile club Of Minneapolis:
r. b. Hunt, license number 1547: r. T.,
Scnoonmaker; J. L.. Smith. 929 Edward d.
6rown, 1852; G. P. Dennis, 944; A. M. Lindsay.
Jr., o1S Z. L.. Iacoby, SOL; George Seeley. 1926:
frank carey, 1909; G. G. Van Dusen 454: W. r.
hoDey; Il. W. Munzer, 124S; J. b. Lahart: A.
w: Scott 4s4; Paul Jumper, 1922; b. ]. Conner
100; n. Douglass; John Leslie, 1928; F. Fl:
George, s61; J. Santrizos, 994; s. q. Conrer
635; A.. E. Peck 1924; Fl. B. waite ssa. "
~: Card, 1906; c. T. Honstain; l., Metzgsr
e72; A. W. Paris, 912 DR.. E. O. Sullivan s17
!. e. Jordan, 621; W. W. Clark ss6. a
Rose 5O4; F. D. Larrabee, 1908; T.. A. Jan,ie
son. 1870; Fred vanstrum, GAL; H. G. Fertir
l2o1; John Kennedy, 1854; J. E.. Gage 1oas
frank Smith and A. B. Crowell
Inc road map Issued by the club has mat co,,.
on the press It gives the names az The ofe
GERS or the club and Of the committees ~.
map covers Hennepn and Ramsey conntts. ~;
the adjacent territory. ''sS an'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-24
AMATEUR BASEBALL,

The Hoovers would like to hear from some fast
Ses team for Me%erial Day Tes
cleark's office, courthouse. i.1-=s1. r
The Robbinsdale team defeated the Wards
OF an no zayne
The schmitz team will play Wayzata next
viii be johnson and 1reens For wa ns the
Doyle brothers will compose the battery. For
sess T sss tss sfn%
where, they will play the team representing
The Chamber Of Commerce team would like
oarrange game With some fast 17-year-old
team f9r az Nay r. address
McCaull- Webster.
The Dodsen team defeated the Greens in a,
at Bryn Mawr, SATURDAY afternoon:
Streets BY a score Of IA to 4. Games wanted
with any 14-year-old team. Address 17o1 Fifth
The Copelands again met and defeated the
Ramblers by score Of 10 to 10.
ns @ ud like to m t
For games address Ralph E. Cleator, 1901 Ere
The Wadenstens defeated the Bridal Wells by
score Of to 0; The winners wish games with
II and 12.year-old teams. Address Henry Olson
The Ficks Gefeated the Island team by
the pitching Of GazoWitz,, who allowed two hits
Kicker, 1861 Sixteenth avenue n N'0Dei
16-year-old teams. Independent or the Lewis
team preferred For games telephone T. C..
The Pioneer team defeated the Brick Yards
by score Of to 1.
The Mains defeated the Watts in an exciting
games with the winners, address Nick Irmen,
1920 Main street NE.
The Watts forfeited game to the Lewis
team The Lewis would like to hear from any
15 or 16-yearold team in the city, For games
| address Joe Galarmean, 412 Chamber of Com
merce.
The Foster-waldos defeated the McDonalds by
| a score Of "a to 8: The winners wish games
with any 15-year-old team in the city For
games address H. Cooperman. 57S Eighth ave
The Independents defeated the Lake Streets
by score Of 16 to 2. The feature of the
For the Mh Of CLARK Winters 1er the I
Robert jordan. 14s Highland avenue 49, -
The IN snggeFs defeated the
Would like to arrange games with any 10 Or
11year-old teams. Address Harry Goldenberg,
s1S s., Fremont avenue n
pitching Of Young who struck out fifteen men.
viii perf ter Addfess
Charles Stewart, 100 Madison street NE.
The Wheelers We're defeated by the Robbins.
like to arrange games with any 1a or 14-year.
old team in the city For games address W,
Gran Upton n, avenue N, or phone Northwestern
The B room Of the Longfellow school claims
g game from the room of the same school
The Dexter team has organized for the sea.
son and would like to hear from any 1s-year old
teams Address George Dexter, 1922 Seven.
The vos team has won five straight games
ana would like to arrange games with any II
or 12-year-old teams. Address 729 Main street
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-24
MoRN1NGs1DE HOPEFUL
Thinks Nebraskans and Dakotans Will
Offset in Games.

Special to The journal. =
Sioux City, Iowa. May Electromagnetic col
University Of Nebraska will meet here next
Saturday in what promises to be the best
track meet ever held in this city. In dua
meet with either school Morningside would un
doubleday lose. But both South Dakota ant
Nebraska are strong in the weights and Morn
ingside expects these two schools to hold dowI
each others score. II I'll e. ..--s -. ....s ,
Morningside lis best in the dashes, distance
runs and hurdles, and accordingly expects t.
make good showing Morningside's represen
tatives will be-: Dashes, Grove, Careful, Moss
man, Adams, Debenhem and Roren; distance
runs, Hartzell Debenhem, Rorsm, Staples, T
O.. Young, Chapman and Van Buskirk; pole
vault, Westcott and Adams; jumps, Adams
Rorem, Faey and Root; hurdles, Mossman
Smith and Adams; weights, Grove, EVerhart, d.
Mossman, Adams, Devenham and Carcuff: 1
will require 1913 points to win the meet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-24
ATHLETE WAS A
THIEF AS WELL
Purdue Splinter Is in Trouble
Thru His Taking
Ways"

lafayette. Ind. May A.-while attired in
track suit and training in a mile run, Hawley,
of Purdue's star distance runners, was arrest
ed by Captain CLARK of the Pudrue police force
yesterday afternoon and locked in jail, accused
Of GRAND larceny.
Hawley's room was searched and the clothes
and jewelry missed by his schoolnates, who
lived in the same house with Hawiey were found
In his possession. Two sweaters and a tennis
racquet, stolen from the Southworth students
supply store, also were found In his trunk.
Hawley ts freshman and considered the find
Of the year for the track team. He ranked
first in class standing. and his arrest was
great surprise. His home is at Danville, Ill.
BANQUET FOR TRACK TEAM.
Members of the East High Alumni associa-
ton and students Of the school preparing
for BANQUET for the school track team at the
College Inn. on Saturday evening. Names of
those wishing to attend must be In by Thurs
day evening. Either Mr.. Murfn at the school
or NJ T. Caine. 256 Temple Court, will receive
the names.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-24
EYANDER IS CHAMPION
DEFEATS MouLToN BY TWO
BIRDS FOR THE DIAMOND
TROPHY AT YESTERDAY
SHOOT.

E. H. Moulton, Jr., gave Evander the run of
his life for the championship of Minnesota at
won the diamond badge by the narrow margin
Of two points. Moulton got away badly, but
steadied and smashed bird after Bird crowding
the leader at every shot. Evander was in
splendid form and maintained his lead to the
last.
McDowells shooting was feature Of the day
at Intercity Park. He ran GA and broke IS out
Of the first 100 targets. More shooters arrived
last night and are competing today. The big
event of this afternoon will be the shoot for
the Hirshey trophy. Following are the scores
of yesterday: