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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
Lasana, Rossfs slayer. Captured.

NAPLES. Nov. 20.-The anarchist Saverio Lagana, who stabbed and kill ed Professor Giovanni Rossi of the University of Naples, has been arrest ed. The man had disguised himself and had shaved off his mustache. his eyebrows and even his hair. When questioned Lagana showed no signs of repentance, declaring. ''I am not guilty, for it was my arm that committed this crime" The funeral of Signor Rossi was held here and passed without in- cldent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
Dot over Twenty Did It.

ATLANTIC CITY, \, J.. Nov. 20.- An almost microscopical dot over the word twenty" in a summons of a breach of promise suit. in which Nellie O'Reilly was awarded sl5.000 in a breach of promise suit against Dennis Sweeney of Amsterdam. caused Judge Jaycox in the supreme court. Brooklyn. 10 set aside the verdict.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
SUSPENDED FOR HEREsY.
Rev. Algernon .. Crapssy Condemned
 by EpisoOpal Church Court.

BUFFALO. Nov. 20.-Rev. Algernon s. Crapsey, D. D., of St. Andrews Epis- copal church, Rochester. is condemned to suspension from the church as re- suit of the decision of the Protestant Episcopal court of review just made public. The court of review sustalns the decision of the lower court. which was that Dr. Crapsey should be 'sus- pended for alleged heretical teachings.
 The charges against Dr. Crapsey were first heard by an ecclesiastical court at Batavia, and after a trial
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
R....in-. Apv~sI Denied.

TRENTON. V. T. Nov. % - The court of errors confirmed the convie- tion of Frank Bznusik. who WAS con victei in Newark on May 24 on a charge of having murdered Thomas Hun. Banustk vas sentenced to be hanged on June g last. but hEs appeal acted as c stay of execufionL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
Five Dead In Regina Hotel Fire.

REGINA. Man. Nov. 20-The Hotel Windsor here was destroyed by fire. and five people were burned 10 death. There were sixty-five guests in the hO- tel at the time of the fire. Seyeral were severely burned. some of whom gre expected to die The cold weather hindered the work of the rescuers. The loss is S1OO.OOo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
Electric Ep<in. Wreck. Fre,shs.

HEwLETTS. N. Y., Nov. 20.-An electric motor engine which the Long Island railroad is testing over its sys- tenn smashed Into the rear end of the Rockaway freight at a switch, demol- ishing two freight cars and throwing two others off the track. Frank Hall. a freight hand. was thrown from the top of a car and received fracture of the left arm and injury to the left eye,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
p.r,.e.. charged w,sh u.rs.r.

NEW YORK Nov. 70 = Baroness Anisia Louie de Msssy. a strikinziy pretty French noblevonan. vho hss been living a West Thirtyseventh street Is . prisoner at poISce head quarters charged with murder. Sde Is accu>ed of having shot Gustav Simon. ared nfty-esxht- the we.Ifhy owner gf = o.ra Waist conpany-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
Terrorist, Aa.eE w.r..~ oae..i.

WARSAW. Nov. 2o.-A daring ter rorist attack was made in the streets here on a collector of the government alcohol stores who was escorted by two soldiers The terrorixts Killed one soldier. wounded the collector and seiz- ed q bag containing sfco The re maining soldier fred wildly. Killed . pssserby and woznded another. where upon the tsrrorists dropped their bcoty and esczped
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
MOOSE LAKE MURDER
Gillette on Trial For Death
 of Grace Brown.
WOULD I-JT TAKE GIRL INTO SOCIETY
Factory Hands Tell of Love Making That Interfered with Work.
 Miss Benedict's Name
Brought In.

HERKIMER, N. r., Nov. 20.-Dis- trict Attorney Ward made good be- ginning in the examination of witness es in the trial of Chester F. Gillette on the charge of murdering Grace Brown at Big Moose lake, in the Adirondacks. Nineteen out of the 109 witnesses sub- poenaed for the case took the stand during the days proceedings, and. while they were ordered to remain in court until further orders, 1t is not like ly that many of them will be recalled. MT. Ward said that he had no doubt but the case would so to the jury this week.
 Probably the most interesting testi- mony was that of Albert D. Raymond, who conducts little summer resort near Cortland. He described an even- ing boat ride which Gillette and Miss Brown had at his place about June 15. nearly a month before the occurrence on Big Moose lake which led to Gil Iette's arrest
 Gillette asked for round bottomed boat and was supplied with one.
 The witness had said that many per sons were afraid to venture in round bottom boats. and in answer to the dis trict attorney he said that boats of that description tipped over much more cas- fly than lat bottomed boats.
 Harold Gillette. who is superintend- ent of the factory h which Grace Brown and Gillette were employed. testified that he told Gillette it was ssbad business to call frequently upon . girl whom he would not take out in society.
 Several young women employed In the factory. including Miss Theresa Hsrnishfeger. Miss Theresa Dillon and Miss Ella Melvin. testified that Gillette spent so much time about Grace Browns table that neither of them did the amount of work expected of them.
 Miss HarnIshfeger said that she ad- nonished Gillette about calling on Miss Brown when he was keeping com pany with smother girl and that GIL iette replied. '-0h- I'm having my fun out of it- It was at this point in the trial that the name of Miss HarTiett Benedict vss first mentioned Miss Harnishfersr testified that she had seen Gillette and Miss Benedict out to- gether at parties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20

which attracted wide attention the court reported a verdict sustaining the charges. He appealed from this deci- sion.
 This decision of the court of review apparently brings the Crspsey case to an end. Under it Dr. Crspsey will be suspended from exercising the func- tIons of a minister of the Protestant Episcopal church until such time as his teachings conform to the doctrines of the Apostles and Nleene creeds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
H.,. cAs.s .f an plset ns.sers.

NEW YORK. Nov. % = Detectives from the Brooklyn bureau arrested Fznk Como. who they aver. Is the -chief of all the ehiefs of Black Hand unes.- and vhoa fhey acruss of nur- 6wsne Antsuis Css1a. . bune1R
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
Asi.rea Black H..aer kuIes-

PITTsBURG. Nov. 2o.-Ant01io Tus esa . member of an alleged Black Hand sociefy, was shot and killed at McKeesport- Pa. by Joseph Sp1rntto. who1 he threstened to kill unles $5W - paid to fhe socie<y.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
plunged down stern foremost Into . hundred fathoms of water. It is doubt full whether she can be raised.
Get rinber For r.psr Marsag.

Get Timber For FapeF MsKsag.
 PORTLAND, Me- Nov. 20. = The transfer of 5000 acres of timber land in the Dead river section and plans for the erection of large paper and pulp mill at Shawmut by tho Shawmut Manufacturing company is announced here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
p.r.,.-s Hs.e Dsrssesses-

wAsHISGToS. Nov. 9o-Represeuf. .tive Psrxons ard his wife are said 10 be barricsded h th<ir hoDe here axainst Intsrvsewefs reEzr1ing Mn- Psrsours book- -Ibs Fsmfly.- v1icA is suIa sp eapsrsse o1nl nnuinoR
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations.

Money on call steady at tis per cent Prime mercantile paper. sdsi3 per cent Exchanges. slgs7sD.Sz3. balances. E.7ssJs2s Closing prices:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-20

Dewitts Little Early Risers. About the most reliable pill on the market. Sold by Fl. w. Lake Druggist. Joseph A. Smith No S26 Bank street. Brook, lyn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE?
Town Clerk Goodwin of West New
bury, Mass, Found Dead in Bed.

llatcrhill Mass, Jan. 1S-Town Clerk
Myron Goodwin of West Ncwbury and =
local lawyer was found dying at his
homo in West Ncwbury at Il late hour
last night by his wife. He had taken
half an ounce Of laud:Inum. Death oc-
CURED at o'clock this morning but the
facts of it were withheld by tn. physi-
clans and family until the undertaken
was called and lie considered it Il proper
case for the medical examiner.
Medical Examiner 1Iurd of NcwbIlry-
port visited the premises today and de
cidcd to report the case as one of prob
able accident, although he declared that
he would not say tl:at it was accident.
Goodwin WIS also secretary ana treas
urcr of the West Ncwbury Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. lie was Il native of Maine
graduate Of Bowdoin. class of 1889, and
had practiced law in Colorado and this
state. He WIS T. years old and for sew
crll years was Il school teacher. A wild
ow and daughter survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
DECLARED SEAWORTHY
But Crew of Sch. Cora May Desert
Rather Than Go to Sea.

Portland. Me. Jan. 1S.-Thc little
British coastiig schooner Cora May.
Capt. NJ. Hogan. of St. John. y. e..
from Machias to Boston with lumber
leaking condition. with her main boom
carried away and whose crew last
right filed Il formal complaint with the
British Vice Consul John +. Eeating
that the vessel was leaking badly and
unfit for sea, today was declared Sea-
worthy and as comparing favorabiy
with coasters OF her class.
The decision was reached by Il board
of survey Of two captains in the service
OF a tranS-Autntic steamship line who
examined her today. They found her
deck load was within the limits. being
6 feet 10 inches in height. that her hold
was comparatively clear of water and
that otherwise she came within the re-
quircments of the British shipping law.
The schooner has d cargo of 1870 tons
of lumber. of which 80 tons is on the
deck The mon alleged this cargo ON
ing to the condition of the craft, made
her unsafe for sea and endangered their
lives. The main boom was lost and the
main sail badly torn during IL storm
last week. The damages have been re-
paired.
Mate MpriSscy ana three Of the crew
deserted this evening. The men are
wanted for dC"crtiun and for being in
this country without having passed the
United states customs house inspcc-
tors. Zach Of the dcscrtcrs are resi-
dents cf St. john. ~ H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
DEXTER NOTES.
Death of Former Residential Pension
or in Danger Of Losing Pension.

Dexter. Me- Jan. 1S.-(SpcciaD. =
the Insane hospital of Mrs. Laforrest
White. who was committed by the town
authorities of Dexter last week. Mrs
White who was in u delicate condition
Was suddenly taken insane and could
not be governed by the members Of
her family. Mr.. White is a hard work.
ing mill employee and has the sincere
sympathy of large number of friends
in his sad bereavement
There viii be services in the Church
%; the Messiah Friday evening at 7.3O
o'clock. The Holy Communion will
b. celebrated in the church at 80
Saturday morning, Rev. George Bruce
Nicholson of Watcrville officiating
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregations
al church will assemble for the an
nual meeting at o'clock Friday af-
tcrnoon
Mr. and Mrs. Nolncy 4. Gray of
Dover are guests of Dexter friends
this week
Lafayette r.. Waldron was in Dover
on legal business today.
viii Harlin of Boston is the guest
Of H. J. Weymouth for a time. Mr.
tIarlin is looking for some good horse
flesh which he will take back to the
Hub with him.
Notice has been served on Daniel
Libby of this place, who is nearly
blind. 10 show proof of why he should
not be dropped from the rol OF PEN
si"ns, as the government claims his
disability cxistcd before his service in
tn" army. Mrt-Iihby has been rcceiv-
in6 Il pension of 500 since April 1904.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Tho solution Of many vex.
ing matters-Ths journal
want column.
CAPITAL CHAT.
Continued from Page Onc.)

up to Congress 4 few days ago. It
showed that the expenses of the Craig
Irook station and sub-stations for Il
year amounted to SS.39..20. This was
OH The propagation OF salmcn. over at
Green Lake, in Hancock county, where
careful attention is paid the prupaga-
ton of salmon and trout. the expenses
OF, Operating; the station were Sl.349JS
~ Boothbay Harbor. where the gov
ornment now has tn" largest Of its
lobster hatcheries. the expenses for the
year were $6.ii0.1I. incidentally il
might be remarked that Commissioner
Bowers stated today that he has 12,Op0
egg bearing Holsters impoundrd at
Eouthbay Harbor. from which he rx-
pecis to secure 200.000.0G eggs to be
hatched during tn" coming summer.
and most Of ;hr lobster fry thcrefroln
will be distributed along the Maine
coast. That will materially rcrlcnish
the supply of lobster meat
Senator Hale has been one of the
best friends of the fish propagating sta
tiohs in Maine. Hardly a year has
gone by without he has secured sub
stantial appropriations for some one Of
the Maine stations. Extensive re
pairs and improvements at Craig Brook
and Green Lake have been made with
appropriations he has been instrument
tai in securing. At Craig Brook the
cost Of collecting fish and eggs for the
last fiscal year was alone S5.S3l. The
cost of hsh food there WAS S42S16 'ThH
maintenance of equipment and re-
pairs To the same cost Sl2i4.21. Over
at Green Lake the cost of collecting
fish and eggs amounted to S116220 for
the year. The maintenance OF build
i;igs and ponds ana repairs to the same
cost s1,16..?3.
- Both Senator Hale and Representa-
tive Burlcish lave been alert to the
distribution of fish for stocking the
lakes and streams in the third Con-
gresSioral district. The continuance
of this distribution for several years is
responsible for the good sport fisher
men find nowadays in that section of
the State. Others of the Maine dele
cation. too. have looked after other
localities in the State. There will un-
doubtedly be a large distribution OF
fish from the governments propagating
stations the coming season. The work
has to be kept up annually TO prevent
the depletion of the supply.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
MENDING RAPiDL.
John Fowler Doing NIGEL liter Re-
cent Horrible AeeidN&.

H'"aor' Nc.' Jan ls--'F'c aai'ion Of
John Fowler. the son OF Mr.and Mrs
Daniel Fowler of Greenfield s9shose body
was :mralcd by bean pole Tiilc coast
ing near his home on Tuesday,. morning
OF this week. was slightly improved this
afternoon when Dr Porter. the physician
in attendance. said that the hey was gc:
ting along as we'll as he hhdi any righ.
to expect under the circumstances. The
boy is conscious and appears TO be mend
ing rapidly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
ANXIETY FOR VESSEL.
Schooner Pepe Ramerez Long Over.
due, New York to Brunswick.

Ellsworth. Me. Jan. 1S.-Anxiety is
felt for the safety of the 45o-ton-
schooner Pope Ramierez. commanded
by Capt. Lortnzo Jordan Of this city
and now 36 days ont Of New York.
bound for Brunswick Ga. The schuon-
err has not been SPOKEN. as far as known
here. since she left New York on Dec.
-. She was loaded with salt. which old
seafaring men consider bad cargo.
Capt. Jordan carries one Other Ellis
worth man in his crew. Charles Hun
newell. cook. The Pepe Ramiere2 was
buiit at Columbia Fails Maine. Is years
as" ana halls from New York although
81" IS owned largely by Ellsworth peo-
PIE. -., .-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.
John Doc Of Buffalo Roughly Handled
in New York City.

New York. Jan. 1S.-JolIu Doe of
Buffalo is in Il serious condition in a
hospital here from an assault by two
men whom he asked last night to adj
wise him where to find Il good lodging
house. lie says that the men told him
to come with them. which he did. rid
ing in the subway from Broadway and
42d street to the 149th street station
III the Bronx. There he followed the
mon from the train and as soon as
thcy left the tunnel. he says. his pre-
tended friend robbed him of $50. in
cash and his jcwelry. They dubbed
linn over the head breaking his jaw
and leaving him unconscious. He gave
lis Buffalo address as 563 Front ave
,IuC,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

I STra SelerS- who have occasion 10 use
SlCighs considerably at this time. re
port that III the city. as well as in the
outlying districts. there is a consid-
cradle amount of danger attached 10
the use Of a runncred vehicle. The
ice. through the action OF the rain and
the thaw has become glazed and very
slippery. and slcighs have q tendency
10 slew" about, and in several in
Sances that have been brought to at
tcntion. folks have been tipped out and
rather painfully injured this week
through this trouble. The Slowing
of a sleigh often causes nervous
horse to run away. There is only ono
remedy for this evil. according to an
OLD horse man. and that is-don't go
slcighins ,a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Is Urged by the Depart
! ment Of Agriculture.
Quail Particularly Is in Need
/ Of Close Attention.
Us Value as Destroyer Of insects and Weed
! oS Seeds Is lnes6mahle.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-The thorough
restocking Of game covers Is urged in
report issued by the Department of
Agriculture in a report on Game con-
ditions in January"
Now that the hunting season is
practically over" the report says. "the
biological survey suggests that efforts
be directed toward insuring more ef-
fective protection of game and an ad-
equate supply for the future. Owing to
the non-mlgratory charachter of quail
and the consequent depletion in vari-
Gus localities where hunting has been
excessive, or the birds have been killed
off by the severity of the past two win
ters, restocking is frequently neces-
sary, but the demand for live birds for
this purpose far exceeds the available
supply. The game commissioners of
some states, particularly Massachu-
sets and New Jersey. for several years
past, have endcavored to ot7e4s a sup
uIy of quail, but have been ahy partial
ly successful ~
The report adds that invar4ous states
grain and other foods have. been dis
tributed after heavy snowsalls. when
the usual food is covered. and suitable
shelter has been provided. Much ac-
lpity prevailed last ycar"..iH Illinois,
Indiana, Massachusetts. : Maryland.
New Jersey, North Carolina and West
Virginia.
Such measures are needed to pre-
serve the quail from possible ultimate
extinction; for with growing army of
sportsmcn. hunting them annually,
their ranks are each fall reduced so
far below that. if the succeeding winter
happens TO be severe the determination
of many colonies is almost sure to fol-
low.
Such Il result is deplorabe. not only
from the standpoint of the sportsmcn,
but owing to the great value Of the
quail to agricultural interests as a des-
troyer "f insects and the seeds of
weeds. from that of the farmer as we'll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
DR.. MILES
ANTi.PAIN PILLS

They never fail to cure all cases of
pain. because they treat the Pain Source
the nerves. BY soothing the irritated
nerves they lessen the tension, build up
the strength. set the blood coursing
through the veins. and thus alIay all pain.
Periodic headache, that untitled me for
business several days at n time, las been
NV life experience. | found first relief in
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills. and since then
I invariably ward them off by taking Il
pill when l feel them coming on
f. NJ. MOOBERRY. Windsor I'll.
The first package viii bcnefit, n not. the
druggist will return YOUR money '-
IS doses . centss Never sold In bulk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
BARK ATLANTA LOST.
Total Wreck on Seal island Where She
Recently Drifted.

Rockland. Nc. Jan. IS-rhc st. John.
y. B.. owners Of the New York barkcn-
tine Atlanta. Capt. W W. CoreSt wera
notified today that the vessel is D total
wreck on Seal island. whore She drftcd
Mntnicus. Tho crew reached shore safe
ly ard came here. The barkcntinc was
bound from St John to New York with
cargo Of 100000 laths and was valued at
S1HA. She was built at Port Jefferson,
y. r.. in 1881 and was so gross tonnage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Drug STORE, STOCK AND FIX
FIRE AT GREEN LAKE.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Lord Nearly Suf-
focated in Their Bed.

Ellsworth. Me, Jan. lS.-Thc store of
Forest +. Lord 1T Green Lake was grllt,,I
by fire Thur-Gay morning. Mr.. LORD and
vile lived over thu store ANA were near
ly su:ocatcd when awakened by IL crew
of woo'islr"n. In addition to Il general
store Mr.. Lord acted us telephone opcr-
ltor and communication hy wire is now
cut OF. The origin of the fire is unknown.
Loss estimated ut $1,000. .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

1t is currently reported that the new
stern wheel steamboat. which is cx-
pccted TO replace the old Della Collins
on the route between this city and
Bath. this summer, is about one-half
completed at the shipyards of the Nc
KEGS in East Boston. The old Della
has not yet been sent to the scrap
heap. according to reports from the
shipping city. and no final disposition
u the faithful old vessel will be made
Ifntil5 tho new boat has been placed III
tsommiSSiOn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
INSTANTLY KILLED..
Falling Tree Crushes Out L. E. Bick
ford's Life at Oquossoc.

Oquossoc, Me. Jan. 1S.-Leonard f..
Bickford, aged - years. was almost
instantly killed today by tree falling
upon him. Bickford who was employ
Ell by John r. Toothaker. a lumber
man. was engaged in cutting down
trees and failed to move quickly
enough to avoid the heavy limbs. The
location Of his home or people had
not been learned tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Senator Clark. Of Wyoming. Il State
with only $1,000 population. is chairman
If the great judi,i iary committee and
he is on foreign affairs. Indian affairs
ana public lands. senator Warren IS
chairman Of military affairs and is on
a number of other committees, including
appropria tions. Mr. Mondcll. the sole
Representatives, is chairman Of irriga-
ton and on several other important
committees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

tn" Mooschcad Investment 90. r.
r. Eradstrrct Of Gardiner. prcsiclru,
and :. W. philbrick of oWhcGHn,
treasurer. purchased Thursday from
the HoWland Pulp II Paper Co. five
cighths divided interest Of the two
towns east Of t;rccnyillr known as tn,
BoWdoin College grant. comprising
33.J00 acres.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Keep Yourself Strong

And you will ward off colds, pneumo-
mia. fcvers and other diseases. You
need TO have pure, rich blood and good
digestion. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes
the blood rich and pure as no other
medicine can do. 1t tones the stomach,
creates an appetite and invigorates
the whole system. You will be wise to
begin taking it now, for it will keep
you strong and we'll.
Hoods Pills ere non-irritating. Price
CSC.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

The members of Morrill, Comman
derry, L. O. G. c. enjoyed very pleas
ant evening at their assembly. given
Thursday evening, in Golden Cross
Hall Music for the occasion was fur
nishcd by Ballard:s orchestra, and the
attendance was quite large.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Thursday morning brought another
of the few snow storms which have
visited the city for the winter Til"
snow commenced falling al about
O'Clock in the morning and continued
until afternoon. but the quantity which
fell was small. 1t was help to the
sleiShing. however. as the roads We're
icy and rough from the last rain, and
the snow smoothed them up TO con-
siderable degree.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

A dress rehearsal of the first icErcr
will be held at Odd Fellows hall this
evening. in prepaIl tion for The work ut
the district meeting to be held ut Win
throp, Monday e-cnilng. Jan. -. The
degree master is ;nSious 10 have The
full working ;cSIn present. Refresh
mcnts Will DC served in the banquet
hall after the rehearsal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

S. Mclaughlin. ALI advertising agent
who is temporarily making his home
in Augusta. slipped on the ice after
alightinE from an electric car on Wa
ter street. at about ) o'clock Thursday
afternoon. and broke one of the bones
Of his left arm. The man was taken
t. the office Of one Of the local sur
gconS and the fracture was reduced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

The City hospital food and candy sale
will be held Friday afternoon in tho
store at Isl Water street, and as the
object Of the affair is most worthy
one. it is expected that the patronage
will be large accordingly.