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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20
CORNvlLLE.

At their meeting on the evening Of
December 18th, Wesserunsett Grange
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: Master, Forrest Herrin over
seer, Frank M. Bean; lecturer, Agnes K.
Moody; steward. G.. N. Smith assistant
steward, Elmer Worthen; treasurer, w.
H. Morrel secretary, Della McDanels {;
gaze keeper, b. Robinson; pomona.
Helen Morrill,; ceres, Isabel N Martin {;
fora. Nett Moody; lady assistant stew
ard, Annie Ridley.
Services at the union church next Sun
day a, 10 80 a. m. by Rev. James Taylor.
All are invited.
E. C. Smith returned to Massachusetts,,
Monday, after a four months stay 10 this
place.
Selvin Flanders liz hauling his pressed
hay TO Skowhegan.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
town hall Christmas night, Dec. IS, by
the Grange and Sunday school.
Anyone 10 need of tobacco and confec-
tionery can find some at the new store at
the William Tell farm
Mrs. Walter Green has been quite sick.
Miss Nellie Amazeen has been siopp ng
at Mary Tufts for few weeks.
Mrs. Hortense Pease and little son are
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Leroy
Walton in this place.
Mrs. Charles Williams is stopping with
her mother, Mrs. lisa Martin. Mr.. Viii
liams Is at work for Fred Burrill in Hart
land.
Miss Hazel Leavit of Skowhegan is
teaching school in this place and boards
at Selvin Flanders.
Your correspondent wishes you all a
Merry Christmas. F. H.
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EAST SkOWH EGAN.

The snow storm of last Friday will
give US grand good sleighing and shedding
Ia this vicinity when trodden down a
little. Some have already made a good
beginning hauling up their wood.
Our school taught by Miss Daisy Nj.
Thurston of Clinton closed last Friday
afternoon with a Christmas tree. The
tree was well loaded with presents for the
children, among them we're hsndkerchieis
presented TO the children by w. p. Ord
way through the fundamentally OF A.
Richardson. For entertainment we had
Ber, Goodridge with his graphophone,
which gave US many songs and good talk
Ing which pleased the crowd mnch. old
and young There were nineteen visitors
and FIVE kids not old enough to attend
school. Miss Thursion we learn has CIV
en- good satisfaction aud this Is her third
term, and we learn, will teach the winter
term after two weeks vacation.
Milford Rich lrdson, an old soldier of
the Rebellion. died in Wichita, Kansas,
Nov. 7, 1905. aged 81 years. Mr.. Rich
ardson was the son of Capt. Sber Rich
ardsop OF this town, and was born in the
Town OF Belgrade, April 18th. 1925 and
With the family moved to this town, Feb.
i87o, then called Mlllburn. He leaves a
wife, three sons and three daughters, three
brothers, A. and Elbridge Richardson
OF this town and Leonard Irving 10 Aus
iralia and Mrs Elmira PaIkman Of
Athens
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MAYEIELD.

John Morrison has been at home with
his family for the past few days, but has
now returned to Shirley Mills, where
he is employed.
V. P. Hall has gone into the woods to
scale for Hiram Moore.
Mrs. V. May Webster has been visiting
her mother at Abbott village.
There is crew of men cutting the lum-
Der on the Slate quarry farm. They are
going to put up a portable mill, where
they will manufacture their lumber and
haul it to Dead Water.
Henry Washburn of Bingham was in
town one day last week.
Miss Leah Flanders is still gaining
slowly but not able to be out of doors yet.
Perley Bryant is at Brighton working
for the manufacturing company.
Mrs. Abbie Ward of Wellington was in
town one day lasl week.
There is to be Christmas tree at the
home OF A. L. Flanders on Chris mas
night They cordially invite all of their
friends.
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SOLON.

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
S arbird mkt Thursday afternoon. Dec
27lh.
North Somerset Grange will have an
all day meeting, Jan. 5. 1907. Baked
bean dinner will be served at noon and
the afternoon will be open to the public,
when the officers for the following year
will be Installed. Meeting called at tea
O'Clock, a. m
Frank L. Ames OF Norridgewotk is 10
town to put on another local wire and in-
stall new telephones
Mrs. Jennie TUFTS started Saturday
afternoon to spend few days at her
home in Massachusetts, returning Tues
day evening
The Public Library and Reading room
seems to be an assured thing. Those
who have the ma!,er in charge hope TO
arrange to open the rooms on New Years
day Lock for an item pext week.
The Congregational Sunday School
will have a supper and Christmas tree
in the Banquet hall, Monday evening,
Dec 74lh.
Mrs Isaac Hol~ay started for Augusta
Monday morning. to attend State Grange
in that city. she will visit at her old
home 10 Windsor before returning.
Mrs. Abel Stevens has been staying a
few days with Mrs. Hunnewell during her
daughters absence.
Mrs. Elsie Hallway accompanied by a
school friend Came home from Vassalboro
for the Xmas vaca ion
Ned and Gunevere McInlire are home
from school for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Starbrd is home from Kenls Hill.
The international Brotherhood OF Pulp
Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers OF
Scion will give social dance in Caratut k
Hall, Tuesday evening, Dec. as. Music
by Kenuall's orchestra of five pieces. All
are cordially invited.
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JACkMAN.

Mrs. VI. J.sArmstrong went to Hender'
son with her daughter, Mrs. Johnson.
who has just returned from the hospital
ut Sherbrook, p. Q.
Cristie Wilson Ia cooking at the Arm
strong house.
George Blair is again able to be In his
barber shop.
Dr.. Larrabee has sold his practice
here to DR.. Boothby of Loweltown, Me.
He will 90 to Searsport, his old home.
Every body regrets to have the DR.. leave
here, but wish him success In his new
place of business.
Mr.. Mills will move into the rent re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. Clark in the Cole
man block.
The entertainment of the Knitting
Club at the home of Heman Holden was
much enjoyed by all. The main feature
of the evening was the hat trimming by
tho gentlemen, using their best judg-
mont to get the prize. r. r. Holden
earned the BOBBY prize; Nelson Newton
the first prize.
There will be social dance at the
hall, Saturday evening, Dec. %.
The teacher of the Moose River school
viii have a Christmas tree at the school
room, Monday evening. The children
are working hard to make preparations.
Jsckman school closed Friday of last
week.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
hall, Tuesday, Christmas day, all are
welcome to come.
Percv Colhv Ia home from Kent's
Hill for the Christmas vacation.
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EAST MADISON.

Miss C.. K. Doyen has opened dry
goods store at East Madison Ne. Do
mestio yarns a specially. Paul Build
ing.
Mr. Don V. Messer left Monday morn
ing for Philadelphia where he Is to take
4 conIse in the Textile schools OF that
place.
Mr.. Harry Dennison arrived Sunday
from Attleboro where he has been visit
ing with his parents for the past week
Quite a number are cutting Ice this
week, they report ten inches OF good,
clear Ice.
Most of the hunters we're out Satur
day for last try at the deer, but the
deer was successful in sluding them.
There was good deal of argument az to
when the open season ended, some
claiming midnight of the 14tb, while
others were firmly convinced that the
midnight of Sat the 18th was the COM
mencement of the close season Som, OF
the morning papers stated that Saturday
was close time, would like to ask your
readers opinion of this matter.
Mr.. and Mira j. L. ilson visited
their daughter In Madison, Sunday
Mrs Chester Hussey and brothers
visited with their sister, Mrs. II. W.
stitham of this place, Sunday.
Almost every one took advantage OF
the weather and the good roads to go to
Skowhegan to do their Christmas shop
ping.
The Somerset Worsted Mills have
posted notice to the effect that they
arc to advance tho weaving price list
per cent on Jan LIST, 1907.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SOMERSET, IS, Arson, Ne, Dec, 10, A. ID. 1905.
We the undersigned having been duly appoint
ed by the honorable Augustine simmons,
Judge of Probate within and for said County,
Commits sloners to receive and decide upon the
claims of the creditors of John ID. Remics, late
Of Starks in said County. deceased, whose estate
has been represented insolvent, hereby give pub
lie notice agreeably, TO the order OF SAID Judge
OF Probate, that six months from and after the
second Tuesday of December, 1905 have been al
lowed to said creditors to present and prove their
claims and that we will attend to the duty as
signed us at the dwelling house of George F.
Newell In Arson in said County OF Somerset on
Wednesday the thirteenth day OF February and
Wednesday the first day of May A. ID, 1907, at
nine OF the clock In the forenoon OF each OF ssid
days
GEORGE F. NEWELL, Commissioners.
A. f. MOORES,
3wbl
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CoRNvlLLE CENTER.

The Sunday School al Cornville Center
and The Graoge at that place will unite 10
the Christmas services and entertainment,
to be given 10 the Town Hall on Tuesday
evening, D C. IS. Friends are requested
to bring heir presents and help TO make
the occasion happy one for young and
old.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

The present population of the Passa-
msquody Tribe OF Indians Is 462. They
are quite prosperous, and 80 children are
attending school. The Pepobscot Tribe
numbers 1896 members. The majority
of the members OF both tribes do not
drink intoxicating LIQUORS.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD.

NORTH FAIRFIELD.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our thanks TO the
many friends and neighbors who so gen.
rTousy contributed to our recent loss.
Mr.. AND MRS EMERSON HALL.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our thanks to our
kind friends and neighbors who assisted
during our time Of trouble. Also for
lbe music and be .utiful flowers.
W. II. LANGLEY,
THANKFUL N. NOBLE,
BESSIE NJ. KRUGER.
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a Profitable
Investment

SHARES 10 La Zlcualpa PAn,a,ion No. 2
Rubber and Coffee bought before Jan.
Is,, 'o7 will be just one year ahead 10 re-
,urns from Rubber over shares bought
after. Don't forge, this REALLY
GREAT INVES TMENr. Look into it
and buy. See quotations on Rubber and
producing Rubber plantations d vdend'
paid. price per acre, etc. Shares al S22S
cash until Jan 10th; or can be ocug nj Tor
S. month for 50 month. M. p'an'a-
ton is years old aud shaies selling from
$500 TO $500 each
IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL OR
HAVE ME CALL ON YOU,
Aw4o E. F. FAlRBROTHER.
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CANAAN.

The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the last regular
meeting of Rnaan grange, Thursday
evening. December 10: Master, George
Foster; ovsrseer, George Stewart; stew
ard, Harold Foster; lecturer, Mrs. Irma
stewart; chaplain, Mrs. Lizzie >alsbury;
secretary, Mrs Clara Moody; treasurer.
OAkman A. Moody; assistant steward,
Percy Williams; Pomona, Mrs. Clara
Stewart; Flora, Miss Gertrude Moody;
Ceres Mrs. Alice Rolfe; gate keeper,
Irving Stewart; lady assistant steward,
Miss Grace Bean; pianist, Mrs Dllla
Harris. The installation Is to be held
on the evening of January 10
Mrs. Jennie Bean and daughter, Bees
ale. have gone to Hartland where they
have employment.
Mrs. ldella Harrington is visiting rel
atives In Lewiston.
George Kicker of Hinckley has rented
the hotel and took possession, Saturday.
Miss Eva Williams passed several
days recently at Skowhegan with her
sister, Mrs Carl Holt
Amasa Bufrill who has been critically
i'll of heart trouble is much better at
this writing,
DR.. and Mrs. Walters of Shawmut
were in town on Tuesday calling on
friends.
One of the warmest presents you can
make your wife is fur driving coat
from Chas. F. Ward Cos. Skowhegan
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Druggists refund money II L. fails TO cure. K
W. GROVES signature Is on each box. Csc.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

Waite Brothers have souent for $4,000 tract or
HDco lo,s AZ Massepequa, Long Island Wilford G
Reeves & Co. and Marks Marks were the
brokers and the Massapequs Realty Company the
sellers. The tract Is about fhree-quarters OF mile
from the Great South Ray and twelve miles from
the city line.
The tenant OF the premises No. IS West Ssth St.
and extending no. 81 West SD St, yesterday
reported to have sold his to that property and
20 have leased No. 80 and "a " est S4th St. 1t was
also runored that the lessees OF No sa viii Inn
prove the site.
Plans have been hled with Buildings superin-
rendent Murphy for enarging the four story and
basement dwelling house Of Mrs. Alice A. Block, at
No Is East 6sth ST. A front extension is TO oe
erected with high stoop Colonial facade, and
passenger elevator will be Installed. a billiard
room win be installed in the remodelied interior
The improvements are 70 cost sl5eJU' accofoAhs 10
Hertz Brothers, the architects.
Richard IL Montgomery has sold for the toTo-
ham Realty Company 10 George c. Pointer a three
story frame dwelling house on the west sioe OF
Heath ave, Just south Of Kingsbrldge hoao' Inc
house Is one OF a row recently built
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
PORT CHESTER ENJOINED.
Transfer of Stock Tied Up by
DeUeIopment Company.

1t became known yesterday in White Plains
that the New York Railroad and Development
Company, through Samuel Untermyer, had OBJ
tanned a temporary injunction from Justice Gle
gerich in the Supreme Court restraining William
c. Gotshall and David Hennen Morris from
disposing of the stock of the New York & Port
Chester Railroad Company. This injunction it
is hoped by those who obtained it. will tie up
the construction of the Port Chester company S
proposed four-track electric system.
The New York, West Chester & Boston Rail-
way Company is now building four-track
electric line from the Harlem River 70 Port
Chester, and it is contended that the latter COM
pany has the right of way from the river to the
Connecticut line.
In the application for the injunction it is all
legged by Charles w. Morse, president of the
Bank of North America Oaklegh Thorne and
associates that the $4,000 outstanding Port
Chester Railroad stock is owned by the New
York Railroad and Development Company, and
IL is understood that Mr.. Untermyer represented
it's interests in obtaining the injunction.
Mr.. GotShall the promoter of the Port
Chester Railroad, and bitterly fought the New
York, West Chester & Boston Railway Company
1t is said that an effort will be made to have
the Supreme Court make the injunction against
the Port Chester Railroad Company permanent
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

sth ave. No 2471; Theodore c. Wood ags- Will
hnpe5 sap c;sE1fsn6 Tfen6ela eonraetor ana a.
same anne RFoPsaty e same oer @ and Contractors 1880
lsSd ST. No "a to 81 West: agt. William
J. Greenfield. owner; Angelo Gaghano' con- Ks7
same properly per same ast "lii . ssTs
collsfti apd Angelo @ GagIiano contractors 1855
i44th st. No 244 West; Msx SusteF 200
l7ath ST. s. s. 100 It. Of Amsterdam ave.
Fcses Asa d%Der g1Dt9 eDasa e0d
s1st ST. No Q West: James Mccarthy ast. Alfred
Nelson owner; c. G. Flygare Company. con- -,
,76th ST.. s s.. 100 IT, W Of Amsterdam ave. 175
xlco Joseph Haslun agt. Winslow Realty Com ,oo
,42 Pany: o"1or SI4 EAST Theodore G. WOOD agt
Joseph Perlitch and Barnet PelSer owners; ooo
,5ss sF st So els WeSt Theodore C. Wood ag
Max Kessler and Peyser Bockstaver. owners ana o,a
,7sth st 81 s. i44 IT. W. Of Amsterdam ave. lsl
x99 w M Gaige Company agt Winslow e-o
,s Reaty 5 c?paa5ss No 5ss East Federtco Musty agt
Pasauale Romanello owner and contractor S4t
10th ST. s. s. so o H. onnsn1 w 81 Is: ae william j.
Greenfield and Horace Maskin, owners and soo .
,s5 sSnsFaoforS s9 n s. $50 IT. W Of 9TH ave- 5o1oo
Greenaed. owner SgH and Contractor 500
Company agt William ]: Greenfeld ana horace orc
Maskin. owners and contractors ave A'
10th ST, s. 100 Fl W. ot AmsteEaau1 rI. ess,.
ramDsnr S5s ~ oWner STgs and conractor Is5o
The Bronx John e Dobbs agt- Charles z. son
7aS,b qnee @ %o as TO Sss East Morris Penchansky
agt Simon Jacobs. owner ana contractor 30
i2Oth St No. $50 TO 336 East; Schwartz q steine
e5n 1son TiHsm oMReTs and oo1
cyPTssss ave e Y5de Sd Th0is conforti agt Samuel
Levine & Son, owners and contractors sooo
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
REALTY NOTES.

.ooS prices were obtained az the auction sale OF
r6eeuaers lots held on Saturday the premises
by Joseph p Day Buyers were found for ninety
two lots.
Julius r. Reiter as attorney. has bought tor Cold
ing specfor & Woronoy the two six story tene-
v,.-s houses Nos ss5 and s57 De Kalb ave. Brook
Iy 5x1oo feet; also for Harry c. Steglitz the four
story tenement house on the west side Of Bradford
St l75 feet south OF sutter ave-: Brooklyn 25xl0o
sse.. also for Joseph RriTnsky. the two i've story
tenement houses on the west side OF Bradford ST:
1I feet south OF Sutter ave. Brooklyn each 2oXlO0
foe+ and the Ave story tenement house on the east
side OF Wyona St, Is feet south OF Blake ave.
FSeraid r BroWn has rented for the Equitable
Sse Assurance Society 90 the Garden City Estates
n COMPANY organized by Ernestus Guillcl0 more
than q third OF the third floor in the Fuller Build
icR The lease IS for three years with the privl-
TeSSo ~ three more The Equitable's lease Of the
entire oor runs until 1913. and the rest Of the floor
- Pbjn 55I a Payton. ST., negotiated che FIVE year
lease Of the five story athouse. No S5 West 18th
St. 20 the Afro-AHnerican Realty Company
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
FOREIGN PORTS-

Dover. Aug "a 5:i5 m-Arrved. steamer Kroonlana
Doxrud. New York for Antwerp land proceeded
HAMBURG Aug 25-ArTved, steamers Raserin AuF7,s.e
Victoria CGeT) Ruser, New York via Plymouth and
Cherbourg; "a. Graf Wsldersee GER Krech New
York via CherbouTg.
Copenhagen Aug 25-Arrived. steamer RoIIesby CF3r,
Mckenzie. New York
Plymouth. Aug q, p m-sailed steamer Pretoria
Ger. Shrotter from Hamhurg). New York
CherbouTs Aug p, n1-Arrtved steamer Kaiser Will
helm II tjer). Niertch New York Plymouth for
tand proceeded; % midnight-eaied. steam
Frederich der Crosse CGer). Blocker (fron
Bremen). New York.
Craven. Yokohama. etc, for New York
Bristol, Aug 26Arrived. steamer brooklyn City CBr)
AIgiers, Aug 21-Arrixed steamer Adsna CBr). Parks
Hull, Aug 25-Arrived. steamer MartelIo CBr). Clark
New York.
New York: 9th sailed. steamer Delaware (Brj CABOT
Rotterdam Aug as-sailed steamer Prcmetheus ccie,
Antwerp AUS 25-saed steamer st cu,hbert CBr,. Lewis
Lizard Aug 28-Passed steamer Rotterdam 6putcb,
Santos 24Sailed steamer Kelvnsrove (lF) mcfea-
Naples Aug. 2S-safIed Roma CFT). Pavey New
Port Natal Aug 26-Arrived susquehanna OBJ,
Samuel. New York via 81 Vincent g " Cape Town,
Shanghai Aug 2I-Arrived previously steamer Yeddo
fF3r). Cowley Now York VIA Colombo. etc.
Said. Aug 2-ArFved. steamer Ellen Rckmers (Ger1
Malta. 2GPassed steamer ST Patrick (r) Fortay.
New York for Alden. Manila. etc.
ChTtstRnsand Aug 90. a m-Arrived. steamer Helg
81 Nlchaels Aug 2T-Passed steamer Citta al nrano
QtaD. schiafino Genoa and Naples FOR New York.
Movilo avg sAETiyed steamer turnessia r) Hisikie
London, Aug QI-Arrlved steamer Minneapolis CBr).
GataA Nov YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
CHARGES AGAINST IRON MEN.
Allied Associations Accuse Fuller Company
of Violating Trade Agreement.

The Allied Iron Associations made charges yester-
day against the George A Fuller Company to the
grievance committee OF the Building Trades EN-
plOyers Association of violating resolution passed
by the Allied Iron Associations after the strike OF
the housesmiths against its members had been de-
clared off, AT that time there and there is
still, strike of the housesmiths against members
Of the National Association of Erectors of Struc-
tural Iron and Steel their contracts in this city,
and the Allied Iron Associations passed resolution
that of the strikers members OF their
union be employed until the individual strikes
which include one against Post &; McCord. were de-
clared off
The charges against the Fuller Company that
it continued 10 employ members of the union in
violation Of the resolution. They will come before
the grievance committee at the end of this week
and some OF the employers say that if the Fuller
Company has not good defence the firm is liable
20 suspension under the rules of the employers as
sociation.
Some time ago the firm was allowed it is stated
70 carry on work at the Plaza Hotel on the ground
that II emergency contract, but this was
before the strike against the Allied Iron Associa-
tions was declared off and before the resolution
which the firm is accused Of violating was passed
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
WHAT rs A THINKING MACHINE:
See Next Sundays Tribune.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

E. Y. Pescia & Co. have sold for DR.. Davis Bre-
kas TO client the five story front and rear tene-
raent house with stores. No. Is Clinton St. on
plot 256xloO feet. This property has been in the
hands of the seller since 1865. The same firm
has also leased for Isaac Stanislawsky to client
the fiye story double tenement house No. 6l9 East
18th St for a of years.
@ T1loti &. Co have sold to Michael Santangelo
the plot 2OOxleO feet at the junction of Hoffman,
A. n Johnson & Co have sold for Joseph
Berndt as executor. No S12 West 3eth ST., four
story front and tenement house, lot 2oXS89
feet 20 the Atlantic Realty Company, which re-
Gently bought Nos. S0S and $40, sdioininN through
the same brokers. and now controls plot 55XeSs
feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Monday, August 27, 1908.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Cevo CBr Clarke, Liverpool August IL, the
a
Steamer Minnetonka (Brl. Layand London August Ie
the Atlantic Transport Line with 15S passengers
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1880 p
Steamer Finland Apfeld. Antwerp and Dover
Is. the Red Line with 4S0 cabin
Steamer PTinz Waldemar tCer) Hodt. Kingston August
10 and Port ILmon ~ the Hamburg American Line
with "A cabin passengers, mails and mdse Arrived
Bar 9:OS a
Steamer Caribbee (Br) Baxter, Deniersss August IL
Barbados IS Martinique H. Antigua and St kits Is and
ST Croix 90 TO A Il Outerbridge & Co. with Ar
rived a 1890 a
Steamer Philadelphia. Crockett Porto Cabello August
a. Curacao 10 La GUayra and Juan 20 10 Boul-
Bliss Dalett, with q passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived AT the Bar at s
Steamer Prinz Friedrich Ger, Won Leitner Colon
II. Savanila 10 Santa Marta II 10 the Ham
burAmerican Line with 43 cabin passengers malls and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar AT 6:25 m.
Steamer Comus, Post. New Orleans August 21 70 the
Quarantine 6:12 m.
Steamer Prinz Joachim Oier Hansen Tarppico August
Kingston %, 10 the Hamburg American Lane with
10 passengers ana mGse Arrived at the Bar at = a
Steamer City OF Atlanta, Fisher. Savannah August %
20 the Ocean S. Co, with passengers and mdse Lest
Quarantine az 0:0T m.
Steamer Jamestown Hitler. Newport News, 20 the Old
York. Ingram. jacksonville % and
the Clyde Steamship Co. passengers
and rndss Left Quarantlns at 1912
City 0t Philadelphia Charles Baltimore.
G Foster. with mcse. Left Quarantine at m.
Sandy HOOK ]. Aux %. $3.50 D m-wind west, rsh,
hrssss. cloudy
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
BOY FATALLY SHOT BY POLICEMAN.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribrne.J

by Telegraph to The Tribrne.l
Washington, Penn, Aug. H--William Workman.
the seventeen-year-oId son of Dr. Samuel Work
man. Of this place shot and fatally injured
by Policeman Ira Virgin during a battle between
the officer and several ruffians at Bellevue Camp
this county. last midnight. The boy is dying. and
the policeman is under arrest. Much annoyance
has been caused at the camp by rufTians from
Wellsburg. w. Va, going there and taking pos
session A party of them went to the camp last
night. and the policeman ordered them off the
grounds. They refused to go, and fight occurred
Young Workman was standing some distance away
watching the fight.