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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07
legal Notices
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.;--Clerk's Office, Supreme J,a,-
cial Court. November 5. A. d. 1905.
'VNHE following Is the disposition OF each
l. appealet case and Indictment for viola.
don OF the Laws regulating the use and sale
81 Intoxicating Liquors made at the Ootohas
Term OF said Court A. d. 1905, published in
accordance with the provisions Of Chapte, 20
Section n OF the Revised Statutes Of Maine a.
State VS.. Charles D. Gallagher. One case
Capias issued.
Charles NJ. Deiano. Two cases. In.
dictments filed.
Patrick Bresnahan. One case In
dictment filed.
Frank Cary. One case. Dismissed
for want Of evidence.
J.J coney, One case. Indictment
Harry Gilman. Two cases. Dis.
missed for want Of evidence.
Thomas J. Gleason. One case. Capias
William Goggins. One case. In.
dictment filed.
Ulysses s. Grant. One case. In.
di.tment FL d.
Edward B. Healey. One case Dis.
missed for want of evidence
Mfchale kavanaugh. Two ca SEES Dis
MISE d for want OF evidence.
Thomas K. Lee. One case Indict-
ment filed.
James Lynch. Two cases. Dismissed
for want OF evidence.
John Malone. One case. Indictment
Michael Mcoapley. One case. In.
dictment fled,
John Mcdonald. Two cases. Fine
tA0. Costs $50. Paid.
Thomas J. Phelps. One case. Dis
missed for want OF evidence.
John II. Reye.s. One case. Dis
missed for want OF evidence.
Joshua Sweetzer. One case. In
dictment hied.
Samuel l.. Treat, Jr. One case. In
dictmept filed.
Daniel II. Herlihy. One case, Law
Indictments
filed.
John W. Kane. Three cases. MOI
Stephen Comolli. -Four cases. capias
issued. One case. Seire Facias
Judgment Satisfied $500.
Ellison Abbott. One case. Capiss
Leslie Abbott. Two cases. Capias
issued.
Irving G. BanterA One case. In
dictment filed
Jerry Crafty. Two cases. Capias is.
Red Gray. Two cases. Capias is.
E. Ghalii. One case. capias issued.
Denuie HAYNES. One case. Indict-
ment filed One case Continued.
Charles A. keucher. One case, In
dictment filed.
John O. Herlihy. One case Indict-
ment filed
Mayo II. Clement. One case. SIS to
be paid by April Term 1907. or nit
timus to issue.
Andrew l.. stafford. One case, Mol
Pressed
Narcotics Steele. One case. Com
plant and Warrant Quashed,
George ). SWEET. One case. Law on
exceptions
Frank Greene and Benjamin Green.
One case. MOI Pros for want OF
evidence.
Z. B. Thrasher. One case MOL Pros
on payment of S65. Paid
Albert X. Dodge. One case Fine
500. Costs s75. Paid. Two cases
Continued for Sentence.
l.. Aghina. One mol Prosed.
Respondent dead.
Attest:-JoHN F. KNowLToY. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07

Commander Peary and the good Bucks
port built, pole-hunting ship Roosevelt
have been heard from, both safe and
sound after months of battle with the
''frozen North. Commander Peary broke
all previous records, reaching the "farth-
est north, eighty-seven degrees, six min
utes, or about 200 miles from the pole.
Concerning his ship he says: Roosevelt
magnificent ice fighter and sea boat"
She's well named, too. A Bucksport man,
by the way, George A. Wardwell, is chief
engineer Of the ship.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07
INSTRUMENTATION Congress.

Preliminary arrangements are now be-
ing made for the national anti immigra-
ton congress to be held under the au-
spices OF the New England association for
the restriction of immigration, at Me-
chanics building, Huntington avenue,
Boston, next June.
The purposes of this conference are to
discuss the labor and immigration ques-
tions, to adopt resolutions and to in
augurate a campaign. Several noted
speakers have been invited. The presi-
dent OF the association, Milton Beckwith,
of Ellsworth, win preside.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07
The Elections.

rhs elections throughout the coun-
ary yesterday are "a splendid vindica-
zon Of President Roosevelt, and an
smphatic approval of the achieve
nonts of the present Congress.
The next Congress will be republi-
saa by a comfortable working ma
,5rity, and the party loses no mem
osrs whose loss will be seriously felt.
Massachusetts and New York were
10th spared the humiliation OF elect
~ to the governorship types OF men
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ssBaitl''

A legacy which was probably unique
was left recently by an Italian lady. She
bequeathed 5000 to provincial news
paper sin recognition of my gratitude for
having been so often entertained by it,"
Very few compliments reach most editors
from their multitude of readers -legacies
never. This is declared to be the first
Use on record.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07
STATE OF OHID, CITY OF TOLEDO,
IrCas tsnukrY

LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank J. Gheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm Of r. j. Cheney 4
Co., doing business in the City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said Arm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9Th day Of December, A. ID. 1885.
A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials
free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07

Down at Bar Harbor they are are already
talking of next springs town meeting. The
Record says: "John E. Bunker is already
for first selectman. Judge Clark has been
spoken of "a candidate for first, but
without much enthusiasm on the judges
part. Ansel Leland is out Of the race
from choice.n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07
Deer Isle Schooner Ashore.

The three masted schooner Susan N.
Pickering, of Deer Isle, went ashore at
Isle au Haut Sunday.
Arrangements were made to lighter her
cargo OF granite, shipped for New York,
and it was expected she would float, as
she was not leaking.
Capt. Charles Haskell, of Deer Isle, and
the crew, had no difficulty in reaching
shore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07

Frank p. Graves, a native Of Lamoine,
weighed only 1853 pounds when he was
thirty years old. To-day he is fifty one,
and tips the beam at $40. He stands six
feet, four inches in his stockings. He is a
stone mason, and worked at that trade un-
til his shoulder was broken by an acci-
dent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07

The man who jumps at a conclusion is
apt to meet with a surprise when he lands.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07

Some men look upon religion as sort of
moral fire-escape.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-11-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
HNDER license of the Hon. Court OF Pro-
~ bate for Hancock county, Maine, tine
undersigned will sell by public auction at me
store OF VIM. II. Freeman, Pretty Marsh, Me-,
November 80, instant. at O'Clock p. M
all the right. title and interest of the late Ma
tiida NJ. Lunt, late OF fremont, in and to inc
real estate Of the late James Alley, senior
situated in Bartlett's Island. town OF MI.
Desert, in said county, inventoried twenty
acres more or less, whatever that area OF lana
may mean.
Terms cash in thirty days or on delivery OF
deed. WM. w. A. HEATH
fremont Nov g. 1905 Admr.
vyNHE subscriber, Oscar L. Bailey, OF Boston,
l. Massachusetts,, hereby gives notice mat
he has been duly appointed executor OF tne
last will and testament of Abby q. Condon,
late Of South Penobscot. in the county Q,
Hancock. deceased. no bonds being requlleu
by the terms of said will, and have sP-
pointed John Wilson, Of Bangor, Maine'
my agent within the State OF MAINE
All persons having demands against the es,
tate OF said deceased are desired to presea.
the same for settlement, and all iHdepteo
thereto are requested to make payment I'D
mediately.
Oct. 20, 1905. OSCAR l.. BAILEY,
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Sleighs out Nov. II Here's diary
entry for you.
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Go ln.

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CONVENIENT upstairs tenement. on
~ Hancock street. for one or two adults.
Call on s. l.. LoRp, Ellsworth.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
X.

Der berifeoe flor 8eTtprtelie qntalen naite Mpr<
gen, ou pigerne fit at Oios. at gdoefhoa 6aooe Dill
tertis. 1or fort 5ib foen 6dbo Der D9ret mango
0eosfdlo 8pen af oenre farlige Spg0om, og mango
|gnialter maatte at Den @runo lufes for en- 5i0. Oct
|pdr, ION al 9eliignelie bar beget ira 9uIet @aar.
0e0oig gift bleQ ontring neo en- ~br9noenoe 0ooe0pine.
pg uofprte De mango gltger, Iom lua puu 9eaOe. =
Qulferia 5epooroipnd Foregab llpds1eligbeo % 6ap0e
forlaot Qnitulten. Iaa 9e0oig OgIua 4ubbe 9enoes 4rs
bejoer. 9ertil fon, at Yigerne ben pberfe alasie life
bar til at berolige pda @rlno at lroligbeoerne Oaeen
fgr. Der bre0 formelig en- ge9ejitrin9sitorm lps, OF
6e0Ofg Tom ino, og ben ferfte gko bao &fasIens
gtabn ON at faa at Oi0e, boob man 6aO0e oiaet 4en&
pg boao man buo0e befplot benoe for. 9eootg beberlfeoe
Jig % gap ~forfgti9e Og ~un0oigenoe Soar og 6ao Dem,
at Sc Oeo Stil6e6 og goo Opfprfel piloe gpre 6snoes
Op0rd5el1e Q@re. @n6per not Iad oelment 0enonitraz
tion til 6enbes 5or0el tun6e gpre 6enoes Sitting
enonu panfeligere.
ST. II telegrafere6e 9ottoren til NaouI6ds 51s
Ser, at bans 8atter par 2iD8fare. Sua tungt oct ems
falot 6eooig fife at turoe 6eipge Sen fpg. muutte BUN
oog fpje fig efter Oottoren, iom fom 6berdnoen Slime
for at ie, ON bans 8efulinger bleO uOfprt ianloitttgs
beosfulot at Sen pejenoe. SeTer Gfter Uei0Oagen 6aoNe
6eobig lagt fig neo pad Sofnen for at bole liot. Nles
oens pigerne for 6enoes Stpt0 Ipa0iere6e mere title
/ 3orri0oren END elers, fulgte en- 6pi, Fornem Wiano
efter Porteren 6en mob 9eobigs 99relie. pigerne
tan0Ieoe oeres Snut, ga De Iua 6um, og Itirreoe npss
gerrige efer Dam. Men Npsgerrig6e0en bofseoe til bet
g~r9nieleie, ga pelageja pad portierens f~orit8tige 9an=
fen fom no Do, toet 6un Gutteoe 0pren efter fig og f1s
ieoe fig neo for Serrens 5eooer og ~greoenoe Iagos:
.Qd, @uo, por 8arin, = Boris WlaoimirotpitiA,
sen barnbiertige @ro bar Ienot Dem til d."
nStiGe, pelageja, 6oa0 fal Oct bethe2" imileoe ban,
men pigerne Iua, ~6Oorfeoes Reomen fkg op bans Qn@
igt. raun jeg fua. Suopiga anbreietpnu 5afe9"
nSa, ia, ifuloe BUN life bore at foa Sale at Dor
ngarin"? : Na, min @uo, burmbertige 5ooer, ni
henne @leoe! 6oa0 er oct oog for en- 5rpit at 'e Dem
iqen!" ManoelpIe 6aboe Pigerne lbttet til oisie Oro.
5oiltet Self for @isnin9er! @or n8arin" boao betpo
bel oct an6et for peta9eia, END at oct bar Sdoipiga
9(noreepnas Midno e1er gGifeoe9 Og boor bar lite
Sen fornemme 5erre bleoen rso!
(3ortfntteS)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

Strnnoicsoens Satter. -9f 81. g. Mabfen. 800 81.
Der, eubt inbbunben. 8ris 81 90.
Slipcr Sp .-Samfunosrpman al Charles Didens,
poeriat at grof. @ilb. Wipler. Drowning Gleranbre
flyer, al ale 5orfattere er CHARLES Oidens benbes
gnslin9s Sorfatter. So9en er paa $50 Siber,
9ubt inbbunoen. YriIen er 80 cts.
llnoer Tilbe Huicr. Besides de Bonnie Brier Bush"
5prtellinser DC grinorinser fra en- ifott 2~anbsbp,
al San Mc2aren. Sep uoaape paa banR. Buaen in.
bebDloer Doftoren at ben ganle Stole, Qgnnen for
bans &erligbeb, Gumiie, Oans Mobers prebiten.
2adlon Gamebells 6proanblina, On Sampittia.
bebsias. Yu9en er paa 272 Sioer. gubt inbbunben.
GriS 80 cts.
Danish Publishing House, Blair. Nsbs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
(1orHattes.)
6. bauhs 8eoer.

On golf Samilie.-Gf 6. Saud. 9iitori1t @ot1an
Stilbrine fra Yolanb ON ben Strio ion1 opitoo on'
6errebpmmet Yolanb 424 Siber, goot tnobuit=
ben. 9riien er neolat fra SO. 40 til LAO.
6ulomaaeren-@n romantilt 8e9ioenbeo fra bet for-
iounone Garbunbreoe al s. oaud. 365 Sioer, 9oot
inbbunDen. YriS 50 ctS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
Semts Dallaces Bcoer.

Sen Sar.-G n Sorteains fra 9riiti Glib, at Lewis
Wallace, Woroaneritanlt General, fprbenbn9renbe
@eianot 8on'tantinopel. Denne Nmeritas bebf
fenote 8r9 er ooeriat paa banit al ben betenote
bp9ti9e Ouerletter, Bruf. @ilb. MgQer, Dg er noe.
iten bebre eno Orieinolen. 8osen er $50 Siber,
goot inobunoen, Bris $1.25.
Den 9ple Sub. 1.-THE Fair God ."-Rpnan ON Mers
icas @rubrin9, at Sort. til Ben Sur. Ouerlat at
8rpf. @ilb. Wtgler. 8o9en er 307 Siber: gobt inbs
bun0en. EriS 30 ctS..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

y 9eo Million9ren, 8arbeoberlt BON paIbfop, OPP
too Der 70 gtarene en- 0attelIe blanot peterss
burgs bsjeite @~riitotrati.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
p. {. Gwdlos Bo0er.

5obannes Salf.-Runan to Dele ct ginb, GA St-
ber, gubt inbbunoen. @n l9roeles intere6lant Sttl-
bring. 8riien er nebIat fra So. 40 til $40.
Den SfOtfe apinoe paa 5iele.-2iosbiaeoer fra 8e'
furmatipnstioen al $. s. @palb. $50 Sioer, goot
inbbunoen, nebiat fra $3.50 til 81 go.
Speniferne paa &ronbots.- 6iitorif &onan al 8. 8.
Gpalb, npt Oplag. 686 Sioer, subt inobutoen~
Yriien er nebiat fra $2.40 til $140.
Jneemans Piltoriife Romaner.
@aloemar seier-gf Sngeman. 724 Siber, gpbt inb.
bunben. Yris $1.20, / Omila9 80 cts.
6rif Mienpeos Yarnoou-gf Snseman. $50 Sioer,
9ubt inbbunben, S 1.20, iOmllag 80 cts.
Song Grif % be 5rebleie-Nf Snseman. $50 Sioer.
9oot inobunoen. YriS 81 20.
Yrins Stto al Sanmarf % bans Samtio-Nf Snge-
man. $40 Sioer, 9oot tnobunben. Yris 81 20, i
Smilag 80 cts.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-04-01

G"S
,,Hva0 err BAD pa?'
,,A6 ems s~ta6h8fng".
,,Hvao vilji0 per az eg segi?"
,,Alit y6ar, au6vita5".
,,Gerir PAD nokku6 til eoa fra hvort eg svara
e0a ekki?"
,,Um pa0 geti6 per sjalfr damt", svaraoi ung-
frl Mildred ,og clamp skein / augum hennar, sem
sera Fri0rik gat tileinkao jafnt m0rgum ors0kum.
,,Jaja pa, ungfrd Rodney, eg er ekki vi0bdinn
ao lata 1 ljos ALT a b6kinni".
,,Eigio per vio, a0 per getio PAD ekki?"
Presturinn svaraoi engu.
,,E0a a0 per viDid pa6 ekki?"
sera Friorik svaraoi enn engu.
;,Eoa az per Porid pao ekki?"
Ungfr1 Mildred skaut MI seinustu 0rinni dr
.|0rvamali slnum, og hun hafoi markio.
per ver6i6 ao dana um pa6 %sjalfar', svara6i
ham loks, og lett a hama alvarlega.
Egg krefst hess ekki ao hafa s16asta oroi6,
DR.. Stanton".
Hun t6k upp b6kina af boroinu, par sem moo
ir hennar hafoi lagt hama, og detti bl0ounum ems
W pAOoCuA FOA V 81 Lol0Su1' HdAA Adui uOAA-
ur ekki pognina, en- bei0 pess ao hun yrti 4 ham.
Loksins t6k hun til az lesa upphatt a bis. 1877:
,,Janet tok ham sem elskhuga sim og eigin-
mann oroalaust. 20 hun vissi az ham hefoi lifao
ems og raggeit, pa gleymdi hun pvi og fyrirgaf
pao af 0llu hjarta MI a pessari st6ru- stundu Ifs
hans, og ham paoi pessa sjalfsafneitun hennar an
nOkkurar mOtspyrnuH.
Ungfrd Mildred Rodney tok augu sin af box
inni og horfoi fast a prestinn.
,Engin kona lk Janet Arnold gati elskao
raggeit".
,,Hvernig vito per pa6?" spuroi ham.
Henri var0 orofall vi0- spurninguna. Sera
Friorik hafoi aldrei fyr vitae til pess ao ungfrd
Mildred tapaoi ser.
,,stdlka lik Janet Arnold gati aldrei fengi0 sig
til pess", svaraoi hun vandreoalega.
,,En eftir pvi sem mer skilst bets, sagoi sera
Friorik hagt og gatilega, ,pa er lysingin 4 Janet
Arnold 1 bokinni ems og mynd af your sjalfri".
,,Finst your pa0?" spur0i ungfrd Mildred Of
ur ]agt.
,Ja, eg t6k eftir pv1 hvernig ykkur svipar sam
an fra upphafi til enda / s0gunni".
,En eg mundi ekki lreyta .pannig; eg gmti O.
m0gulega elska6 raggeit".
,En var MI maourinn raggeit ao lokum::"
,Sa sem emu sinni er gauo, er await gauge.
,,Viljio per 40 eg kappr@oi pad NAL vi5 y6ure:"
,,Nei. Sagan heir marga gala; en- SAINT vero
'eg al kannast vic PAD, ao hun hefr komio lit &
mGr tarunum".
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-04-01

pau. Ham t6k fyrst eftir bre6nu, sem skrifao var
It'll ,,Marklsar Burns'.
Ham reif 6oar upp bre66 og las med athygli:
,,Herra Mark1s Burns, Lennox:
Hattvirti herra. MGr err anagja a6 skyra yo-
ur fra pv1 / nafni utgafuhdssins, az handrit yoar
med fyrirs0gninni Kristinp Sosiozisti, hefr verio
pegio og. yer skulum med dnagju gefa b6kina 1T
upp a vanalega skilmala, nh. az per fai6 10 present
i ritlaun. Oss patti gott a6 per vildu6 skrifa oss
vio fyrstu hentugleika malinu vi6v1kjandi, og eff
per takio booi voru, ao per pa skJrio oss fra hvern-
ig per osIi0 ao kapan sc og myndirnar.
Vinsamlegast
Fyrir h6nd f6lagsins =
c.. M. B."
Sera Fri0rik svaraoi brefinu og gekk az kost-
mm dtgafuhdssins. Ham !ag6i imam 1 brGf slit
uppdratt at mynd, sem ham lagoi til ao prentu6
v8ri 4 kapuna, en- fol dtgefendunum algerlega az
:annast aorar myndir, sem peim kynni az sy}nast vio
.eiga 1 bokinni. Honum var pa0 til meir en- litillar
gleoi a6 b6kin hef0i verio begin. Hi0 Gina, er
honum fanst vera az, var PAD, a6 dtgefendurnir
:skyldu ekki lata ALT slit q henni i lj6s til lofs
.eoa lasts.
Nokkrar vikur par a eftir gekk ekki a 06ru
EN- ao veita m6tt0ku pr6t0rkum af b6kinni og lei0-
retta par, og svo var pao snemma um haustio 40
prestinum veittist ST gleoi az sja b6kina fullprent-
ala og ia af henni nokkur eint0k / f0gru bandi fra
itgefendunum. ;.
Nestu manu6ina par a eftir me6t6k sGra Fri0-
rik ekki alt-fa dagbl0o fra New York, sem duttu
lysingar a b6kinni og h0f0u b6kdtgefendurni sent
honum bl0oin. Honum fundust greinar pessar vera
einkennilega likar auglysingum og DAFT honum 1
hug, a6 utgefendurnir sjalfr hefou sami6 p#r, og
p6 ham ekki bari miki0 skyn a pa hluti reyndist
enga eftirtekt @tla a0 vekja og enginn ntla 40 lcsa
hama. pratt fyrir auglysingar dtgefendanna Sam
faroist sera Friorik um pao pegar for az li6a und-
ir JOHN, az fyrir pessum frumbur6i sinum lBgi
ar UNI upprisu.
Mikil var pvl undrun hans pegar ham viku
fyrir j6l fekk svohlj66andi bref fra 1tgefendunum
,Oss til mestu anagju getum v6r MI tilkynt
your az eftirspurnin eftir Kristma S6siali.tanum
hefr verio svo mjkil, ao MI er byrja0 q pri0ju IT.
gafunni, og eftirspurnin fer dagvaxandi. Yer sam
gle0jumst YOUR yir pessari miklua lryoubylli, sem
bokin vir6ist mum hlj6ta".
BETA bar VIC, ems og aour var sa ct, viku fyrir
j0l. Eftir petta t6ku bl06in 40 geta UNI hina und-
arlegu box, sem nefndist Kristinn S6sin1isti.
Tlmaritin futtu langa ritd6ma UNI hama. Kirkju-
hl6din fordAmdu hama. n4r einr6ma Mann t3luan
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-04-01

unum um b6kina. Nastum a hverju stofuboroi /
hdsum sinna riku s0knarbarna varo Kristmi S0s5al-
sstinm fyrir augum sera Fri6riks Stantons. PAD
var a6 ems elm og sami d6mur kve6inn upp y6r
b6kinni af s6knarb0rnum hans. pann dom brit
fri Rodney elm dag, er sera Fri6rik var staddur a
heimili hennar.
,Ska0legasta bOkin, sem nokkurn TINA heir
veri0 ritu6", mHlti fri Rodney og s6 med gull
skreyttum fngrunum 6pyrmilega q b6kina. Hin
ver6ur v~afalaust til pess a6 Rsa svo hugh almenn-
ings az pao leioir til uppreistar bao mundi elk
koma mer q 6vart po box pessi leiddi til blo6sdt-
hellinga. Me5 m1num eigin augum So eg pessa
box / h0ndunuma eipum neutrality-suspicious. /
dag par sem eg sat / sporvagninum a leioinni. fra
suourb@num. Ham var a6 ra6a innihald hennar
vio AMMAN mann og var / mikilli ge6shrar;ngu.
H0fundurinn er augsynilega -"
Rett / pessu kom Rodney d6mari inn / stofuna.
fast a konu slna.
,,Eg var az segja", m@lti fri Rodney, .,a0 pessi
box vari skaolegasta, b6kin, sem 1T hef6i veri0
gefn q prent og az hun mundi leioa til upphlaups
og bl6oslthellinga".
%, ia! KrSstni S6siazistinm, svo err paos, t6k
Rodney d6mari und;r. ,,Nlerkileg box, DR.. Stanton.
En- eg er q sama mali og fri Rodney. BETA er
ska0rBois box. Der haf6 nattdrlega lesio b6kina.
Hvaoa ALT haf6 per a henni?"
,,Vio h0fum verio az vonast eftir predikun 1T
af b6kinni", batti ungfrd Mildred vio. ,,Narri
allir hinir prestarnir / Lennox hafa minst q hama /
raoum s1num".
:,per vito pao, a6 rn6ur mlnar cru sjaldan rit-
d6mar", svaraoi prestur brosandi. Rodney d6mari
varo az ganga ut til. az sinna sendimanni, er geroi
boo fyrir ham, svo sera Fri6rik slapp vic az svara
spurningu hans. Frd Rodney endurtok hama SAINT.
,llvert err y6ar ALT a b6kinni, DR.. Stanton?H
,Eg err ekki vel far UNI az dama slikar bek-
ur, fri Rodney, og held varla a6 eg sc rvi vaxinp
ao lata nokkurt ALT / ljos".
,per eruo alt og au%6mjdkurs, svaraoi frd Rod
ney daliti6 byrst. / hennar augum var til s0 ems
elm 6fyrirgefanleg synd, og hun vari pvl f6lgin, ao
hafa ekki akve0na skooun. $40 sjalfs0gou eru0
per okkur Rodney domara sammala UNI pae, ao box
in Sc st6rkostlega hettuleg''. p0gn prestsins sko0-
ADJ hun sem sampykki og h6lt afram: ,,Ef eg hefoi
stj6rnarv6ldin her 1 landi skildi eg banna Ut
brei0slu bokarinnar med l0gum",
,,Og pannig veroa til pess 40 enn pa feiri lnsu
hama, m6oir g6o", malti ungfrd Mildred.
,,Nei, par er eg a 0oru mali. Az mlnu aliti er
a6 ems elm aofero rGtt vi6 slikar villukenningar
sem ressi box inniheldur, og PAD er ao uppr@ta
par miskunarlaust"
Frd Rodney var ekki Won ao fara mjdkum ord
um UNI pad, sem-henni var / mop vfo. En- MI varo
hun ao afsaka sig og fara burt dr stofunni med
pj6nustu stdlku, sem komin var as sakja hama.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
COUNCIL FAILS TO MAKE CUT
Tries for Two Hours and y Half to
shave General Fund Ap-
portionments.

The city council worked from 3 to $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon trying to cut
the general fund appointments $3.50
from the aggregate amount demanded by
the departments, but failed Co finish the
work. When adjournment was taken to
10 o'clock this morning s2450O had been
Topped OF. so It was considered a fair bit
Of work was done.
Upon the advice Of the city attorney
5000 for bearing one-half the cost of
grading streets was cut off entirely. Mr..
Breen explaining that 50 per cent of the
abutting property owners could sign pc
tition and stand all the expense themselves
II they must have grading. The amount to
pay judgments was reduced from $1,000 to
5000: that for repairs to unpaved streets
from $4,000 to $1,000; for the printing Of
annual reports from 5000 to $500. the cleo
trical department from s529s to si,226: the
application for an assistant inspector. re-
fused; city clerk from $3.50 to $3.50, an
extra clerk being denied. and $500 from the
allowance for abstracting supplies.
In the matter Of printing annual reports.
a number OF cOuucilmen seemed to favor
not appropriating money for the purpose,
but their attention was called to the fact
the charter now requires It. Whereupon
Councilman Huntington suggested that 81
be set aside for the purpose. 1t was agreed
that $500 would permit of only a few re-
ports being printed and this appeared to
please the statesmen
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
JOHN DOYLE IN THE TOLLS
Man who Kills Companion Held by
COrOner's Jury After m
Inquest

John Doyle, who stabbed his companion
John Kelley Tuesday evening at Twenty
sixth and Dodge streets. was held ycstcr-
day afternoon by coroner's jury which
sat at an inquest held by Coroner Bradley.
The jury found that Kelley came to his
death from wounds inflicted by "A knife held
In the hands of Doyle who made no de-
NAL of tho stabbng, but maintained at
the time of the arrest and later that he
acted i'm self-dcfense.
T. c. Callahan. one Of the first on the
scene at the time of the trouble between
Kelley and Doyle, testified he saw Kelley
on top of Doyle and heard Doyle ask to
be released, which Kelley refused to do
unless he Doyle would give up "a knife
he held.
Lawrence Higgle testified he heard the
dead man speak to Doyle about the knife
before the paving block referred to
throughout the testimony was thrown by
Kelley.
Kelley and Doyle Travelled together more
or less for fifteen years as laborers
Neither have had any settled place of
abode for many years The dead mans
relatives live near PittsburE. while Doyle
Is single, without kth or kin in this coun-
try and is 81 years of age. His hair is
quite gray. He is being held at the city
jail pending preliminary arraignment I'm
police court on a charge Of manslaughter.