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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16

Forge is doing the work.
Mr. and Mrs Allie Williams of Bridge
port spent Sunday with their parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs II. Nc Conkey spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Elmer Tread
we'll of Bethel.
Wallace Brown spent Sunday with
his mother. .
Albert Gerhart has returned to his
duties as fireman, after spending sew
eral weeks with his parents.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16
MONROE

MISS BENKARD-MR CoRBETT.
Rev and Mrs Goldsborough attended
the marriage of their niece, Miss
Annie Bernhard to Joseph Corbett of
Shropshire, Eng, at Grace church
chantry, New York, November Z.
Miss Bernhard was we'll known in this
place and much liked for her cordial
winning ways. H.. e4- s..7s
JAMES FERGUSON GIVEN SURPRISE.
James ferguson was treated to a
November 5, the occasion being his
62d birthday. He soon recovered from
his surprise and was las young as any
OF the company, even though he has
seen service for Uncle Sam on United
States man of war in Chinese waters
and was one OF the Boys in Blue of
1861, who was at bloody Antietam. He
still bears his years lightly. After a
collation. served at IL his many friends
babe him good night, wishing him
many happy returns of the day.
Harmony Grange will hold special
meeting on Friday evening of this
week, November 16. 1t is hoped as
many Patrons will attend as possible.
F. w. Wheeler started with his
third load of fat oxen for Brighton
market on Monday from Hawleyville,
expecting to be home again by We'd
nesday afternoon.
Washington lodge. No. 10, F. & A.
M, will meet on Monday evening, No.
vember 26.
Born. SOD, to Mr. and Mrs Edwin
G. Stevens on Thursday. November
Frank Hurd of Seymour has visited
his father, Charles G. Hurd. The lat
ter is in feeble health and under the
care of DR. Gallup
Selectman Beach is making very
needed repairs on wet piece Of road
at the residence of Andrew Rau.
The board of education are arrang-
ing an educational meeting at the
Town hall on Friday evening, Novem.
Der 30. Secretary Hine of Hartford
aud Superintendent Hood of the Hunt
ington and Stratford public schools
will give the principal addresses.
Edwin G. Shelton, chairman of the
board of education, is temporarily fill
ing the position as teacher in large
school at White Hills made vacant by
the resignation of Charles Soaring,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16
WOODBURY..
PERSONAL CHAT.

Mrs Mary Reed Couch has returned
home, after spending some time in
Hartford and Bristol.
Arthur N. Couch of Yale spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with his mother in
Flanders.
Samuel g. Harvey of Yale spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his father in
NOnnewaug.
Arthur J. Warner spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Warner.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16
DIR. KENNEDY'S
cAv0RlTE
j REMEDY

taken when these symptoms first appear, will pre-
vent serious consequences. 1t strikes at the cause
Of the trouble, by gently opening the bowels toning
their Important work, and ending in setting up q
healthy action Of the system. 1t may be accepted as
blood. Fever and Ague, Malaria, Rheumatic Gont,
and all urinary arrangements rapidly improve under
ordered liver no appetite, constipation, feverish
skin, take Dr. Kennedy's Favorte Remedy without
delay. Keep 1t in the house when you are home,
and with You on journeys Large bottles s1.oo. All
Write Dr.. David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, NY,
for free sample bottle and medical booklet. Mention
this paper when you write.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16
ROxBUKrs

The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold fair in the Town
hall, Roxbury, Ct, some time in De-
cember. Watch for further particu-
lars in regard to date, etc. They are
planning big time.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16
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445O
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
WASHINGTON,
REPREsENTATIvE-ELECr CoaswEL1

REP REsENTATIvE-ELE COasWELL.
Representa- tive Elect Sherman Cogs-
we'll was brought up on the farm he
now occupies in New Preston. He at
tended the common schools and finish
ed his education in the Whittlesey
academy. He taught three winters
In the common schools and held q pO-
sition In the State Reform school for
three years as assistant farmer and
teacher of vocal music He has been
grand juror for II years, was chosen
clerk OF the New Preston Village Con-
gregational society in 1864, and treas
urer in 1891, and is still grand juror.
clerk and treasurer. He hasa record
OF q service of So years in the Village
choir and its leader IS years. While
musical ability does not fit any one for
legislative work, it shows Mr. Cogs-
we'll was a man faithful to his duty.
Mr. COgswell's well cultivated fields
and good buildings would place him in
the ranks of progressive and up-to-
date farmer.
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61 SAs " AAA ~
much of our spring order at
once as was possible, and last
week we received a case of as
handsome fine Ginghams as ev-
or came across the Atlantic
They are 80 inches wide, in
small and large checks, in all
conceivable color combinations,
suitable for children's dresses.
women's waists and dresses. and
the very popular jumper waist;
price per yard Csc.
ChambraY, Plain Colored
Ginghams and small checked
Ginghams, 80 inches wide, per
yard 15c.
Samples mailed on request.
Kindly state colors preferred,
also size of check, whether
large or small. Select at least
two styles, first and second
choice, 80 that if one Is sold
out, we can send the other, and
thus save disappointment.
Mail orders amounting to
81 or over delivered to any part
of the state.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16
WORTHWHILE HAPPENINGS.

1t is expected that Rev f. Fl. Divine
of Hartford will hold evangelistic serv-
ices in the church here for two weeks,
commencing December 30. Those who
have had the pleasure of hearing the
speaker have been much pleased with
him, for his bright sayings, wit, deeply
devotional nature. Mr. Divine is a
very busy man, sacrificing himself for
our benefit, and it is hoped he will
have many hearers for the gospel mes
sage.
Mrs H. M: Leonard, who has been
visiting at w. G. Hines, was joined
by her daughter over Sunday. They
returned to their home in Great Bar
ringtOn, Mass, on Monday.
Mrs Sophia Bolles spent Sunday
with Mrs Dayton.
Mrs Abbie U. Hill is assisting in the
care of A. S. Hill, who is gradually
losing his strength.
Rev S. D. Woods subject. next Sun
day morning, will be zone hundred
years in mission work; or the Haystack
Centennial"
Miss Jennette Stone and Miss Eliza
Roberts returned on Friday from a
visit to New Haven
BUSINESS NOTES.
Cereta Wheat, same as Cream of
Wheat, but more delicate, will be sold
This is one of the new delicious cereals
and sells at 1Oc at the store Of The
Farmers Trading Co.
D. Mcmahon, the popular tailor, has
good line of shoes, guaranteed to
stylish hats just received. Also some
handsome spring caps. Good values
in men 8 pantalOOnS.
Fine CONNECTIONS and smokers per-
quisites at Cassedy's.
G. E. Kiddiford is headquarters for
correct and satisfactory work in watch
and clock repairing.
Druggist w. N. Noble is Offering a
complete line Of the famous Wallace
CONNECTIONS. T.
Watch and clock repairing promptly
attended to at the store of M. w. Hill.
For a refreshing glass Of soda water
with pure syrups call at the drug store
of Albert EvittS
If you want good dinner for Csc 60
to Dayton's restaurant.
F. E. Soule has the sole agency for
New Milford for the Buck cigar.
Try the toothsome goods at J. G..
NeisS' bakery.
Howes' moving pictures, November
20.
Howes' moving pictures, next Tues
day evening.
The best that money can produce
HOweS' moving pictures.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16
THE MONDAY CLUB.


The Monday club held an interesting
meeting this week at Mrs Charles G..
Fenn's. Mrs Howard Farrand and
Mrs Merrill Fem were the readers on
the subject OF PALESTINE" chosen for
the years study. The roll call was re-
SpOnded to by quotations from Miss
Alcott. The members all took part in
the discussion of current events. The
next meeting will be held on Monday
afternoon, November 10. at the home
of Miss Smith and Miss Palmer.
Mrs Edwin HOLSTER and Miss Mary
Church spent two days shopping In
New York, last week.
Mrs Louis Logan has returned from
Litchfieid.
Mrs George Hurlburt returned from
the New Haven hospital, last week.
A very pleasant sociahle was given
in the hall on Friday evening. The
fine program created much interest.
The committee consisted of Russell
Clark, Miss Burr and Miss Farrand
and deserve great credit.
Miss Grace Seabury was pleasantly
surprised by her friends on Wednesday
evening, November I.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16
ERuPIIQNS,

Many persons are much annoyed
by prickly heat, hives, boils and
other skin eruptions, often at
tended by painful itching and
burning, and sometimes becom-
ing obstinate and unsightly sores.
Corpulent people are especially
subject to these maddening in
fiections all caused by impure
blood. Scrofula, Cancer and all
other skin diseases arise from an
imnnre statesof the blood.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-16

Need a good cathaYticp A pin II
best. Say Z pill like DeWitt'6 Iitelo
Early Risers. Aboat the most reliable
on the market Sold BY III drug.
gists.
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The r1iddleSex
Banking Co.

Organized In 1875. Now in its a0th year Of
business, being on the same plane as Savings
Banks and under the supervision OF the State
Bank Examiners State Trust Funds since
the Statute of 1889.
5per cent Debentures of 500. 500. 600. 5000
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
Ell MANDATE DE LA MUERTA

En- tsno que Ia stfors de Ronne sgoniz1ba, 40 marido
eAba en- casa de una tai Julis, precoss criatura muy
dvertda excevsmente Solo que entrste
demasdo, Ronpe lmabl gera indposc6n IL nal terri
BILE qte ba levae Banca habfa lcgrado persusdrse de
que poda connulr vida acostumbrada Gin moeaAre en- 10
mas mfnmo.
Tai aGue hombre perfecto cuyo bolo abris con
generosdsd Era de dGr cien frances pohe
hlb cr6cado e cpricho ni por padre Hoia de
las clones herr bon6ad uue erameno
sx srreRaba de que M convercerse de qQe
pessr de todo las cosas seguan por buen oamino.
Por ma6Ana hIba vsto al medico srreoint6ndose &C.
2uida de curoSdad FL m6dco hsb ocutado que poda
Bobrsvenir muerte de momeDto oro. al DIR Iquea
declaration brutal hbs sendo Ell ur de Ronne que On fo
inteuso heaba aan0re Ls muerte ssusab no podS o
uue muier ibA mor haba pueso brucamente do mani
hto sodos los f.sdos del uto resua VerdAd era uue
recobrbf bertad pero cuAns molesias entiero s
pvacones 10 demE So corss6n emiA sentiments crne
t,mbaba ante privac6n Az que b. bfa chancado del
medco atS rehundo rendrse 10 vi1eDcs So mujcr
ssado buena deca Gl VIZ rapids ntrvios
nqUisto tfando de hasr de e fez tq1bo que qr
iiIn hscsrle perder.
Por fp hscis Ia t,rde corr6 prtsufoso casa de J.l.
Pero no eat b del todo rapquo periegufa cuer1o ova
como slguen eDuviese a para snuncrle Ia m4a no.
tgoss aoncto iEu de q4eda roc6n perddo en-
donds vviA sE msdio de los perfumes amados ID, ALI
homo prrro gutrds poIque eDcoDfaba cor Ptro
Jua Que M ehtsbA nervosa de humor csprchos L.recb6
muy NAL NGda impor6 A puea que ella amGba loa
perfumes Vapoolos de 90 cuerpo apenis
como On doTmtoro. (hsDzs6 a Inchu 10
pvid6 odo ella contnuIbI pon6ndole maA care hIbl6
de evars pAco cerado primers representation aquea
mImA nochs "a ba tunflr del nal h1mor do querids
ousndo dOncea ent6 dO qoe e msban todA pra dc
~ siEa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
BfB11OrECA DE 4LA DEMOCRACtA

ElsGords Ronne uued6 hsado Un remordmiento brusco
e conmovi6 cOrsz6n. No atrev6 besr 81 queridA
escsp6. dsspues de haberle estrechado ID msno.
En ID eclera dose despues de TODD ben hahrs po'
"a amor propo emfa poder vover ella cuando huban
acabsdo aouelas deporables historas.
Abao encontr6 Luis ayuda do ckmara muchAchots
ksnco ffo, 81 que habfa educ'do ep6n maDsra de
Tena Luis m6o de nunca de hAblaf
amsa sxaeente que dAba ousrda
fupconbs Pero mrSndoe ben hshs sombra dc sonsa
fondo de sbo sonrsa revedora dc cue mAquina
enfs u mismA aGuna ueda secreta gfAba cuen
propiI.
Luis dijo smplemente que habia dido a sehor&
1usns corriendo e hotel amaudo uadre 90 hsba
6Qursdo q7e n duda estbs murendo 6ora hab ctsido
poder venir moleatSre
ElHar de Rionne snti6se trsstornado Subfan agfmAd
oo de miedo dc Dgustia Era ufrmiento peraons
eQciata orturAba 81 huhiea interrogado mamo
hAta visto que Ia sgnfa de muier de aQue
desesperc c6n Pero men. de buenA fat propo tuVo e
conSuelo de cue rmsnte orba muete pr6ximA de
Blanca.
En- tsl eat,do lego ii hotel lufrendo malhumoradG
CuIndo rt6 que sgon2ba Il enferma foe press
de deecmento Eu pensAento no % acordaba del salon
eremec cruemente Sc semeca al deiar e dormtorio psf
umadc por squa gsn hbitacon aoemne donde paAba u
soplo frfo de Ia muerte.
Acec6,e al lscho YER rOstro pSldo de Ia moribunds
el6 so Jas s snchI buttca del Rabnee ssuL
nfA carl entre faada sourent que % eDtuTrunab
medic de los bucles de Cabeo rubio cencsnto AquL
BAncs medic caasd enue deGcansaba cAbexa obe
h mohad., oos estahn cetrados fsccone surcsdE
Dor ruda de muerte psfeciap dssctnadAs mas
smeiaban 6guA de mSmn frene enasnchadA
yo abos spreados Fl uhor de Ronns permanec6 nlDe
udo ante aque roro inm6v 1a para 2na eocuAncE
terrihis.
LusgO quiIO QuO lAboS sntrsabfirs creysrdo aca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
E|caIdia Municipal De Lola

Anunc'o de o. basls. Fl honCra-
oIe Cor ceio municipal de cate pueblo
an Session trdipsris del dis dc hoy
acord6 iacAr q remste el servicio dc
suminisiro de medicinas & enfermcs
oobres, para el p,6x mo sho fiscal do
1905 1907, yMfialar para que tergs
lugsr el seto de 10 subs,ta el dia 81
del eorrienie 4 les orce de 10 ms fiaps.
ri ,ipo del remate 90 dc 420 do
liars O. naignAdos en- el Irssnpusato.
Las rroposisicior 60 sc hsran on pile
Cos csrrsdos. sra cordicifn indisIsn
sabls para opisr 81 remsss dspcaiisr
60 . mesa eel AicaIde Il por clet 10
del imports del mi IN , 8 sean 81 Dc.
liars.
Fl pliego Do cordicio nee por que
ss hs regir 10 subaats, se halla de ma
n fieit en- la acc, etarfs del Ayunta
N 'snto donde podrSn ser txImi ado
por Il Ii tsressdos en- los dIss no fes
ttvos.
Lola. JuniC 81 de 1865.
21s !, r Colder6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
N0tiCias del dia

scbrar ,us slieptss hnrorsr'os s1ss
sivamense m6diecs.
@ En oil Club de r Kshrhahn &
Co., 28 San Francisco. Sc venden dcs
rsloiss de orc eads semAnA, snirs so
soeios. shonAudo 90 so s 100 srmsnsl.
Is dlnma ssmsna ohsuvo urc el
sefor Bspito Csrrera soaio n6r "a
MODlSTA. Sc ueeesisa una No
iista para ls Direcci6n del Departs
nanso de eosturAs de sThs Porto Rico
Drawn Work d Embroidery CO. 70
Allsn 81, San Jusn,
A-SE VENDE: Un lCta de tsbaec
en- rams, coseeho de 1905. De les ne
iorss vegas de Csguss, Dirigirse 6
Quifore, Cabezudo CO, Csgusa, Puer
10 Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
tContsnl dcs6n de Ia ~ al .o6'l

tContin. dcs6n de Ia ~ al 'aoFl
La Cors' murieipsl dc Csrolips,
ef nstrfi~ syer sn RIO Grapda, sb.
lvi6 los iudividuos AeusAdos de
robsr N sdsr ss en iertencs del E.ssdo,
beeho ds' cual dimos cuenta en- apts-
FLOR edici6p.
-Ha sido induliado TOR oil G ber'
padtr el 9 in' do dsl presidio J,
Colon Carols.
-HA fAllsoido en- BsyAmtn el
eonsee' 81 se eorrsl' gionario don Fran.
ei'e, MsrIioeg, persona estimsdA 40
Rqus'lA Or blSc6n DOR sus prsndas de
isboriostdsd , h,rrsoeE. Dfjs 81
morir una mia hr erfaps. Su er tisrro
estpvo muy cor currido, a.istiepdo q
Sl psrsonss do ambcs partidos 20 isi.
COS Deassnss sn p,sy reciban aus
deudos lAtxyrss' On do nnsstra condo
lsrsis.
FL JuEgado de psB imp puso s,er
tres dollars de multa 4 Amslia Rosa.
DR., por ipiVrlar al policfa Ezequis
Csrdons.
LA diasinguids stHorita Eva
CabeSss, de Csrolins, se encueptrs
sp San Jusu, dopde b. venido q ps'
sar lss AesIas pstronalss
-CRIMENEs horribles % come
ben On sodos los psises 90 loa Que 81
amor ha sido sl movil principal. Cri
man 4 In Esgancia y al buen gusto .,
comets. usAndo On Perfume 6 un labor
vulgar, cpspdo el exquisite CAshimere
Bouquet va en- perfume 6 en- Jsb6n -
% sl sumun del buen sono. - Colgate J
o.. New Yo,k
LABORES.- Sc 'olisi'.F
Boqdador1s buenss Caladoras, asegu'
randoles trshAjo consssnte. Proporcio
aAmos 10 tels y dibujo enviandoloa &
srslQuer psrte dc IL isls, Dirigirse &
Ths Porto Rico Dranwu Work q
Embroidery % FortslezA 10, Tam.
eian 90 soliaitAn Oostsrerds. lind
-El ssfor DIAZ NAVARRO ha
eaAablasido 90 Ohaina do Ahogsdo y
ss Eosaffa On ssta sigdad, salla Dc San
1gsto n6msro IL.
Kisrss spss 10 C0ras Tsdarsl Cor.
b Dc Dissrito do soda Ii Isla Corts
aapYsma. dsdiaandoas asfmismo al
axAman do ttulns da prosisdadsa, iE-
eorporeai6n do Corsoraainpss del pals
2 sxlFAngarAs y sramisaai6n do axps'
disraes do appropriation fnPsosa.
Aasptando 10 nohls snr psaonais 4
10Y Aatahlsaida Ap sl sieFaiai0 do lsl
proissionss de Abogado y Nosario, o.
bsfor DIAE NAVARRO % dispons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10
The Great National Game
Makes a Hit in Panama.
High and Low, Officials and Citi-
zens, All Like the Sport.
Has society's Endorsement and
Seems to be Fixture.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Bascball has
taken Panama by storm since the ar
rival on the canal zone of large num-
Der. OF enthusiastic American fans"
Th.. love of the sport has spread from
the marines. clerks and other employees
If the istkmian canal ard the commits
sion. AMI the social leaders Of Panama
Lave placed their stamp Of approval
upon tin great American game.
Chief Engineer John f. Stevens.
Judge Gudgcr of the canal zone su-
premC court, Coy. 'Melcndcz OF Colon
ami a score of other prominent men re-
Gently organized their rival teams
known as 'Old Timers" and New
Corners" and played a game at Cocoa
grove. near the city of Panama for the
benefit Of isthmian charities.
According to announcements Of the
gam" received by members OF the
commission in this city. it was a great
financial ANA social success
1t was an event of international
character ana brought the army. navy
and marin" corps Of the United States
into competition with the representa-
tivcS Of mnny foreign powers c. c.
Mallett, British consul general, was a
mcmb"r uf the cold Timers" Arnold
Shankiin. the American consul general
at Panama. Harry ID. Reed. the cxccu-
tive secretary Of the canal zone and Il
number of other prominent Americans.
assisted Mr.. Stevens team of New
Corners"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

An AUTOMOBILE" containing SIP Thorn
as Upton. Wilson Marshal, whose guest
Sir Thomas was. Thomas II. MacDon-
all and X. A. G. Smith. was wrecked
Friday at Bridgeport Ct. by the
breaking Of the front axle just after the
party had started on 4 trip to local
factory and that serious injury did not
result to tho occupants is believed to
lave been due to the fact that the car
was running slowly. Just after the ma
chine had gotten under way there
came a crashing sound and the car tilt
ell over at a dangerous angle. The oc-
cupants of the car alighted and contin-
u"d on their journey in another ma
chine
II. I'll" French Chamber of Deputies FB-
CAY during the discussion Of the intcrpcl-
Iatipns on the law providing for the SEN
ration Of church ana state, Minister of
Public Worship BRAND defined the inten-
tons Of the government to apply the law
III Us entirety and in the spirit in which
II WIS r1rsc6. III SAID tnc Sfat1 WIS rot
!rreli%:oGs. but on the contrary recognized
ih' freedom Of the church to do what it
Pleased i'll its religious domain. Priests
ties I" obtain pensions. hau accepted the
law in its essential principle. but the
Pop WIS opposed t. the cultural dSsncil-
tion' now being formed. which we're per
fcrtly OPTIONAL md wee not imposed by
the law.
Pay Clerk A. s. Porter. until q few
days ago clerk to Postmaster Tiffany.
pay officer Of the battlcship Rhode Is
land. was placed on trial before Il na-
val court martial at the CharlCStoWn
Mass, navy yard Friday on the charge
of niSlrpropriating government money
entrusted I" his care. There are four
counts and the total amount involved
is about 5000. commander William
Wihd,r. pIcSidcn; of the court martial,
presided. Porter pleaded not guilty to
til" charges. Eut little testimony was
introduced during tho day a great deal
OF tim" being taken up by the wranglcS
between tn" judge advocate of th;.
court. capt Ernest +. West, L. s NJ
g.. and tho counsel for the defence
t"nCrrssnian-clcrt Joseph II. O'Conncll
of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10

company of cavalry to Starr co,,r.,.
The situation in Starr county w..
brought about by alleged clec,io, l.
rcgularities. due to politica, c,uhs ,nr
plying Mexican residents with no,I ~,
receipts and insisting that thew no ~,
lowed to vote. Judge Welsh had como
from his home in Corpus Christi ~ Il,
present at Rio Grandc CITY on cl,,,i,r
day i'll an effort to prevent dis,rdo.s
He was assassinatcd while no ,,.,s
asleep Monday night 1t is learned thu
armed representatives Of politic,I c,,,hs
controlling the Mexican vote nat,oIIo.I
the voting places on election dav ana
refused to allow members of rho on
posing factions to vote. Several sbnn+
ing ARRAYS occurred, but M ono u,.
killed or wounded. 1t is charged IN,
one faction that Judge WEIGH was mur.
,iercd by hired assassin AMI thai
last nights anbuscaGc of the rangers
was instiGatcd by the same faction
There are reports here of continued
rioting at Rio Grande City, the extent
of which is not known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10
PITTSFIELD.

Tho many friends of Cyrus S. Noble
NJ" indeed panied To learn Friday tina.
II" had suffered a severe shock about 81
O'Clock in the morning. lie had arisen
~ usual ana WIS starting tho morning
fire, when III" words II can't. I can't"
sad to his wife, gave the warning tina:
something was wrong. DR. G. S. Phil
brick was Immediately summoned. arriv-
ing about 8 to find that Mr.. Mobiles right
s:d" was paralyzcd and he was unable to
speak. His condition remained very crit
tcal throughout the day, being perfectly
helpless and specchlcss. apparently suf-
f"rinS a good deal and being in a con
s..inVs state.
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TEXAS RANGERS AMBUSHED.
Kill Two Mexicans, Fatally Wound
Another and Capture Two.

Houston. Tex, NOV. "a special to
the Chronicle from Laredo, Texas,
says:
Four Texas rangers. WHO went To Rio
Grandc City to quiet turbulent political
conditions there and TO investigate the
assassination of District Judge Welsh.
which occurred the night before the
election. were ambushed by Il body OF
armed McxicanS between Fodycc and
Rio Grandc city late last night. The
rangers were asleep in camp when
awakened by Il vOllCy of shots from
the darkness. \ fight cnsucd and four
of the attacking party were killed. one
fatally wounded and two captured.
The rangers escaped unhurt.
Governor Lanahan today ordered Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10
AN OFFICIAL COUNT
Will Have to Settle Lieutenant Gov
ernorsnip in New York.

New York. Nov. 9.-Latcst returns
from all sections Of the state iniicatr
that the official count will be necessary
to determine whether NJ. Linn Bruce.
Republican. or Lewis Stuyvesant Chan
Ter, Democrat and independence
League candidate, was elected lieu
tcrant governor in last Tuesdays elcc-
ton. With incomplete returns Cham
lei's possible plurality has been cut
down to 61.
Official returns from Erie county,
which came in this afternoon. Shove!
a net gain for CHAMBER of 800 over pre-
vious figures This increases his pres
ent apparent plurality to 1926.
There probably will be no new fig
urcy on the govcrnorship before the
returns are received from the official
county canvasses. The latest unofficial
returns indicate that Hughes plurality
is about CT, 800.