The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-03-22
STATE AND GENERAL.

ara He also nominated A G. Stone,
: i1Iipe of the Dexter mnnfcipal court. \
q AndreWs Judge of the Augusta mu-
; nicipal conrt and Ora w Knight of Ban.
7 por. state assayer.
.,,La,. lin - ha onaratad
H. 80, a,,',,',or was announced
$500 h. 3ha aina Central railroad
This IA to be line running to Booth
bay from either Bath or Wisscasset
which point it has not yet been deter
mined The new steamer Sieur de
Monts purcb ased by the road last year
will be placed on service.
w. s,,i,h R,oYlton formarlv nrin-
{ oir.a "f wanson aoaae,nv hnt now prin-
oif,ai IS ,ba hiab schoaI Of Rridoewater
A 1901 ,' on'nta va ia the gnest of
a. DC $780, oJa ~" NJ E,ona Centhner of
E'fvarat, far ,yasE or more prof
Knoalton 10 tho antbor of the "Old
Scboolmaster. " which book is meeting
with ready sale in this and other states.
Mr.. KnowIton il now at work on book
/ which deals with an Aroostook county
romance.
Athor+I rrno on annlova of the IT.
< a1g,i,,aars, ~ in Porfland whose
hon,e ia IN Tancastar Mas has been
,,,iasi,,rr -, his hoarding mace aimee
satnrdev aftarnoon That afrernoon he
-, 40 tr,,1,, tba howl Trne han heen
sntr.rin0 frnu narvnnsnsas cansed nv
oaarwoyt and had been recently grant
ed leave Of absence. He was intending
to visit bis mother in Lancaster and thea
take a trip to Montana He Ia q years
old and man of the best of habits.
Sauua1 II Dvar ia snuarintendent of
schnoI. in Dnr6am. having been elected
at n,eetino of the school hoard Friday
avanino NJ Dyar last war was first
salactman brt waa NOT a candidate for
The ofIica this YEAR Asa seleotman he
was favorable IN the interests of the
UoIv Ghoat and Tia sooietv at shiloh and
ia still favorablv inclined in that dir
ec+ion altbongb he ia not member of
rho commute. His election as sup
erintenden is considered..as great VIC
tory for tho Shilotes
With the dead numbered at 50 or
mora and the ininred at % the worst
railroad wreck in Co1orado since the
memorable disaster at Eden. occurred
carly FRIDAY morninp on the Denver &
hin Grande near Adobe EAstbound
No Ia cra.hed into vestbouud No.
telesconinq the forward cars on each
train The coaches at once took fire
and the flames completed the horror.
begun nv the collision. The cause of
the wreck ia attributed To failure to
deliver orders to No 10 so that No 8
could pass.
The VILLAGE Of Eden in town meeting
FRIDAY barred automobiles from the
streets Bar lIarbor ia a part of Eden
Last wear the town barred out the hated
"cbug-ohuu" cars since there was little
ypnnoer citizens lookt d with favor upon
the motera oelectmen Abiel O. Curtls
made a aneech in which he said: Them
, devil carts are iniur,ous to life and
limb. RIM over hens and raise mn rue
mons 0enerally." The devil carts"
we're then barred from Eden for another
wear nv a vote of o. to 75.
l,.. :, ,,u,. =, rraor in tho
s a. 49, ,"as ra,,,rnad Fri5av agains,
Iohn Scbidlofski nv a inrv in the Cam
bridge SUPERIOR conrt The verdict was
reached after deliberations lasting less
than two honrs and was received by
Schidlofski without noticeable emotion.
The man who Ia Russian. 20 Years of
age, with a residence in Brockton. was
accused of having killed his wife on the
10Th of Last July because. as alleged by
the nrosecntion. abe did not have as
much money al he expected she did
, when he married her about three years
AGO.
.oho,soo Mil Ir,c
.,nn ,as antara5 bn tgo BURGLARS Tbnrs.
aan a;abt Tha b,rolars gare discov-
: cred by Waterman Gagnon just as they
we're leaving the building by means of
window and he called upon them to
, atop, whereupon one of the men drew a
revolver and opened fire upon the watch.
man, injecting bad flesh wound, in the
heshy part of his leg Gagnon returned
the fire and was fired upon again, the
bullet clipping lock of hair from his
head. The burglars then sprang into
sleigh and drove rapidly away, and up
/ to late hour Friday afternoon no clue
= had been discovered as to their where
abouts or identity.
At Washington, NJ arch 10, Justice aar-
Ian of the supreme court of tho United
States Friday denied the writ of error
applied for in the case of Charles Tuck
or, under sentence of death on the
charge of numbering Miss Mable Page
at Weston, Mass, in March, 1904 I'm
| til the papers are received nothing
will be done towards taking the next