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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-18

John r. Mather, aged eighty seven
years, died Tuesday, April 10, after brief
illness Of pneumonia. He was absent but
one day from the postotfiee, where he had
served the public faithfully and we'll.
The neatness and precision which had
characterized his work through a long
life, were kept up to the last and were ar-
preciated by his many friends; while with
his erect form, keen intellect and unim-
paired faculties, one would hardly con-
ceive OF hls advanced age.
In earlier years his business relations
brought rim in contact with many differ
ent persons, who esteemed him for his
honest and upright dealings with his
fellow men.
Funeral services were conducted Thurs
day by Rev. w. c. Pierce at the residence
of John s. Snow, where he had made his
home for several years. He WAS laid to
rest by the side of his wife at North
Brooksville.
April 16. l..
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NORTH cAsT1NE.
April Ie.


Capt. Ezra Conner has gone on coast
ing trip to Boston.
Mrs. Daniel Webster is spending some
time with her niece, Mrs. Eben Davis, in
Orland.
c. NJ. Leach, who has been suffering
from facial neuralgia the past ten days, is
more comfortable.
Several patrons from Castine grange
went 10 penobscot Saturday evening TO be
present at the organization Of a grange.
The schooner Omaha, Capt. c. NJ.
Perkins, with Alfred Perkins as mate,
cleared Saturday from Dodge's wharf for
Boston.
Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and Miss Florence
Hutchins displayed their skill in manage
ing rowboat, last Friday, by taking a
trip up the Ragaduce to South Penobscot,
combining business with healthful ex-
ercisc.
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BLUEHILl.

Rev. E. Bean returned from New York
April IA.
George Ralph, of waIdoboro, has been
IN town for few days.
Miss Adelaide Pearson is having some
Improvements made on her summer cot
cage.
Benjamin Curtis and wife, of Boston,
have been occupying their summer cottage
FOR ten days.
Wallace Hinckley and Fred Hardin
went to Bangor last week, having en-
ployment at carpenter work.
Mrs. George R.. Adams, Miss Edythe
and Oliver arrived at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. Morton, last week after an ex-
Sended stay abroad with Mr.. Adams.
Misses Mildred and Minnie Chase and
Frank Maddocks arrived from University
begins term Of school in BrooksvilIe
April 16.
News has been received of the death oil
Miss Edith Ralph in waldoboro She died
Sunday morning, April 10, of consump-
zion. Miss Ralph was a graduate of the
Bluehill academy, class of 1903.
There was special music in the churches
at Easter morning service, but on account
OF the storm the congregations were small.
The Easter concert which was to have
been held in the Baptist church in the
evening was postponed.
The Breezy Point club gave one of its
good entertainments in the town hall Fri
day evening, and as usual it was a marked
success. They presented this time, 'sThe
New Woman's Reform Club.n The pro-
ceeds amounted to s35.35.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Slower, who have
spent the winter with their sons in Cam
bridge and Boston, arrived home Friday.
Their SON Charles, Of the firm of Slower &
Billings, druggists, Cambridge, accompa-
MED them and will remain few days.
Norman Mayo has gone on weeks trip
with the University OF Maine baseball
varsity team as first baseman. They were
scheduled for Cambridge and Amherst.
Mass, Exeter, N. H., and Northfield and
Burlington, VT, playing two games at the
latter place.
April 49, NJ
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and died in a few minutes from the effects
OF the chill received while in the water.
Mrs. Charles Williams was in Bangor
Thursday and Friday of last week.
School in this district begins to-day,
Miss Knowles, of Addison, teacher.
Mrs Ernest Brsgdon visited her mother,
Mrs. Charles Harrison, in Esstbrook last
week.
Mrs. Laura A. Butler hiss returned from
Columbia, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Alouzo Wilbur, Moses Abbott and Percy
Woodwork were in Ellsworth Thursday
on business.
Frank Braedon. who was in Waltham
Saturday on business, was detained by the
ram Of sunday.
Mrs. Hervey Murch and two daughters,
Avis and Hazel. are expected home to-day
from Bar Harbor, where they have been
the past winter.
Arthur Tracey came home from Water
vile Saturday for few days visit. fIe
will take a course in keist's business col
lege upon has return.
Chopping bees are the order of the day,
there having been one at Carl Buffers,
Claude Clark's, Sidney Iawrie's and Ever
EFT Tracey's; and yet there arc woodpiles
unsawed.
ADril l6. II
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Schools open to-day.
BsF Harbor local talent presented the
r,ia. snssmeralda" to a full house at Ma
sani ball Saturday evening.
The showery Easter was very dis
a,sg $ 4sing to the churches that had ar
rnn3 for concerts in the evening.
I'll Congregational sewing circle viii
nc. picnic supper at Odd Fellows BAN
qus. nall Tuesday evening, April "a.
Ma n sympathy is felt for MIR. and Mrs.
Ever On Gott, whose little ten months-old
son. ebert, died of pneumonia on April 5.
Mfs. Alice Gilley, who makes her home
with ner brothers at Bakers Island, is
xisili x Mrs. VIII Mason for week or
swo
There are many here Frustrated by the
grip "a ITS most severe form. In some
Ensfa4 ices whole families have suffered.
Mrs larvey Hodgkins and VIII Mason
are aoag the latest victims.
Ralor Rollins, of THE. AMERICAN, was
En IL +. n a couple OF days last week, look
ing over the industrial situation OF
SOUTHWEST Harbor, while advancing the
husi .sss interests Of the ''onIy COUNTY
pap.
Th cheerful whistle Of the Morse and
She imbFia are welcome sounds even
whsa heard at unreasonable hours, and
par.ly compensate for the set back the
Iate 1iizzards have given to the business
zcti Igies Of the town.
April 10. SPRAY.
TIP. Farmer, of Boston, is spending his
vacation here.
Mrs. Rose Lurvey has gone to the KIM
Ball house, Northeas; Han bar, to work.
Miss Lena Norwood gave party to her
little friends last Saturday to celebrate her
ninth birthday.
Master Burnham Stanley, of Northeast
Harbor, is visiting his grandparents,
Walter B. Stanley and wife.
William Meader and wife have moved
from Northeast Harbor and viii live with
Mrs. Meader's parents, Elias CHM and
wife.
Stephen Gilley and wife have returned
from Northeast Harbor, where they have
spent the winter with their son, Pedrick
Giney.
The Beehive club met at Odd Fellows
hal Saturday, April :, with nineteen
members present. Eight new members
were added. The club now numbers over
thirty. It viii have a sale and ball on
May at Centennial hall, Manset.
April 10. SPEC.
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SOUTH SURRY.
April Is.

valorus Gray returned to his home in
Penobscot yesterday.
Miss Flora Young is working in the
family of $. A. McGraw, at Surry.
Schooner Hazel Dell sailed this morning
from surry for Musquash, N. B., to load
lumber for New York.
Mrs. Sarah Young, who has been very
III, is reported better. Her sister, Mrs.
Mary Witham, is with her.
who could do so, is getting his logs ready
to raft to Bluehill, where they will be
sawed into lumber with which to build q
new house to replace the one destroyed by
fire last February.
April l6. FRAME
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-18
WEST BRooKsvILIE.

Mrs. E. P. Green returned Saturday
from visit in Bangor.
All the Brooksvills schools will begin
their spring terms this morning.
Mrs. Keziah Jones viii be the guest OF
Mrs. Maggie Blodgett for several weeks.
Schooner Clinton, with wood, and the
schooner Omaha, brick, are at Negro is
land, windbound.
Engineer George Arey's family. who
passed the winter in Bangor, are now here
an their own home.
The parsonage IS being kals 3mined,
papered and painted, the kitchen enlarged
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TRAMP.
LAAioINE.
April 16.

The Easter concert viii be held next
Sunday evening, April z.
Mrs. F. L. Hodgkins is visiting relatives
in Melrose and Sharon, Mass.
School opens to-day, Miss Elizabeth
Mcintyre, of Bluehill, teacher.
Miss Ellen Berry will spend the week in
Bar Harbor and Northeast Harbor.
Miss Olive Coolidge went to West
Franklin Saturday to teach the spring
term of grammar school.
April IS. III.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-18
SEAL HARBoR.
April 1e.

Alice, little daughter of Chester Sinai.
lidge and wife, has been quite in.
8. H. Pinkham is putting gasolene en-
CINE in his yacht the Como.
@. L. stebbins and family are expec,.a
this week.
The J. T. Morse made her first trim hs,.
Saturday, April IL.
Mrs. John Gatconb is in Hancock visit
ing her mother, who is quite III.
Mrs. Everett Jordan, who has had a had
cold, Is out again.
Frank Phippsn is at work on Isles,o,s
for W. $. snallidge, helping TO complete
the DIR. smyth cottage, which was COM
menccd last fall.
April 10. p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-18

II AMERICAN has Subscribers al Io1
7 post Offices ia Hancock county.
q her papers ia the County COM
rot reach so many. THE AdERI-
a& ,ot the only paper printed IN
q county, and has never claimed TO
- the only paper that can prop
-h allied COUNTY paper; all the
~ aerely local papers. The ciYcAla-
rHE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
lecord's summer list, Is larger
Of all the other papers printed
! 1ck county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-18
DEVILS Island Torture

is NO worse than the terrible case of Piles
that afflicted me ten years. Then was
advised to apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
me, writes l.. s. Napier, OF Rugles, KY.
Heals all wounds, Burns and Sores like
magic. 25c at Z. G. MooRE's, Druggist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-18

revolution in mining methods, says the
Boston Post last Sunday. The new smelter
win cost only go. 900, where to-day pant
to refine the same orc would cost sSO,0o.
This smelter means every miner can do
hts own smelling and that properties here
tofore not worked can be with low grade
ore at big profit.
Ex- Mayor Ashley is the president OF the
Maggie Murphy Copper Company, one OF
the largest copper properties in Wyoming,
Those who bought stock at &c have reaped
profit of 100 per cent, as the market
price has gone 10 Coo, and will advance
still higher before long. The remarkable
story of how FIX Mayor Ashley secured
control OF the Maggie Murphy mine, ana
the big copper strike, will be sent 70 any
one. Address Maggie Murphy Copper
Co., i6 State street, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-18

u yon haven't the time to exercise regulars.
boan's hegaiets viii prevent ronstip- ION.
They induce mild. easy, beautiful action Of NE
bowels without gripping. AsK your drurxi,,
for them. aso.-adtt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-18
ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Smelter
Revolutionizes
Mining

Ex-Mayor Ashley Of New Bedford
Heads Big Boston Syndicate
Stock OF Maggie Murphy Copper
Company Has Risen from Csc TO
60c Share.
BosroN, April 8. Ex-Msyor Charles S.
Ashley. OF New Bedford, is the active head
of new syndicate just formed, for the
purpose Of exploiting new method for
smelling ore, which means complete
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-10

ssNHssss Hstags aa4en wArss.
aa,gs aas a Frsts su nslan@ss
Cd So sfafa eigpsu snirans
cen #atgai;
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tulhsn a]nir9,lt;f Tim patbis 6sr
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0th isBt I1SE Fh oer &efaRasue
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al psgotn. SID bo9 aufribtsuo, srs
fptotrts tr:
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Romen gu o~erbsrsen; i6 belize Gscn
Wilbdu.-
aBiIoau2" rief Der Sdusbofmsiftsr
e%rItdunt. rDas III ia Der Wdofens
name unierer ungliidlihen Serrin!"
so III ous @rdftn Slie, oas 6rdu
8ontaro9" entfu6r IS ben blaKen Gips
pen @9ons. rDas III elm furhtbares
3uIammentreffen!"
unb einen augenbltd lang perlieB
i'm bic BiosritaRDstraft eeSen ben
furdtbdren 8erOddt, Der ii4 segen i'm
aufgerittet bate.
@rduenpoa I~tarrten i'm bic ge6roAes
men Quaen Der Srau an, segen Die er
felt Wo6en etnen Itets puAIenoen
SuB sendbrt bate. RuH mar Der
Wunb geI9lpfen, pelhem er Die
Wd6rbeit ii6er oas S9idIal Ieiner
Wutter bate abringen pollen. 3atte
Ie cine i6tpere Siinbe in tbrem 2eben
6egangen, 10 mar tie, obne tie 81 Tiibs
men, ia. obne fe 3u beternen, biniibers
gegangen in ods 2ano bes SApeigens.
Bon tpem aber mar oieie 8lutIhulo
bier begaugen2 Den tldgte tie bort
o6en an Dor oemiel6sn Rihter, oeFen
llrtbeil Ite ertpartete? Der mar esq
Bar es elm gemeiner 8erbre9er9 Mar
es Elm Bladder uHo Ri9ter2
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-10
Griffin 3lfr.
sur1aatasss psa ars s,ussata


We W~sRNtW@NMN
6atls az aksF ]aHesfetlslls sac ggat.
oaT Mdarhsll RHb @ttthugitlt al psFs
sidsisn Nm BIKES aiRbts Wltltai
Run FAB e. abitiis pen Nitls. Ina
Gdmmtrlihi btG btuiRbu4sAbtH
Abnes. an Der apotrsn Stiis Der
Sirabt sinsn paDiion IitatR. Das
muBis pas @ebdaos itiR. bon Dem bas
iuHas W6sdsR ssIprottu. In BEN Is
feline Wuttsr trsiFen poGItt.
Sb lie nod oartn mart Sb i'm nGh'
fen auaenblide pieIIetht Oas Iieblihe
Rinb aus isntr Sbur treieH piirbt
uub an Isintr Settle iens frau, bic
feline Wutter unb ion on Gbre uno
8ermb9en aeIhdbigt bdtts2
S.n Itilsm Sample nit Tih IelbIt
blieb gaon Iteben. Die Bunoe an
feiner Sanb I6mer5te beftie; Der Be-
atnn bes Wunbfiebers peripirrte feline
9eoanten; feline 8lieosr tpuren tpie ses
lGbmt. Gr lsbnte Ii9 an einen Baum
uno Itarrte btniiber ndh ienem paptls
ION. Der Elm Slid Ietner 3utpnft unb
Der ienes Wdotens bergen mphte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-10
VII.


Doctor Glt mar Ii9 Der S6nierigs
felt ietner Qufgabs pobl bsfpuBt. Die
sbdtia4en, SdB 8iIbau in Der RGbe
Der grmorDsten getroffen tporoen, oaB
er an ienem Qbenb gum sritsn Wlal in
Der @egeRo aufgetdu9t mar, baB oos
BET ibm geflnbene teftameRtartige
ShretbeR fetnsr Wutter etnsn mobilize
arinOeteR 5aB uRb Rsib gegen SlIe
9ontaro IN ibm errest bdbaR muBte,
odB er nit benz dusgeTpro9enen
.3pede, Re9enI4dft bon Ieiner Sante
au foroerR, Ha9 benz S9loFe qereift
mar, odB man etnc 8rphe BEL ibm acs
funben bate, pelbe man aIs bas
giaeHtbum Der grmoroeteR ertannt
bate, unb mebr als dlles bas Der ums
ItaRb, bab er fir bic Stunbe, bic er
aum .3uriidleseR beg Deges bon Der
S!ltion Rittberg biz 81 Dem S9lofe
gebrdudbt BADEN poate, teine triftiae
GrtlGrung dn3ugeben nubte uno Ii4
6s1niigts, sinen ldngiumen Spa3isrs
gang our6 ben Dulo 81 bs3aupten:
ale oieie SbatIodeu seniisten iiig bic
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SdlifiannGlrifliru.

Ncm Dnrt, s. SAT- Ger GoHis
pier .&obcrlunO," BON 9ntuNpcE
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mittoN Die Sio$conlctsS totion Mnii.
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Compiler o3ccIono" (uon NCu Doyfl
liudl Mntlucrprn.
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&oprC 8. Son. $780, Mn0rfommcu:
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port.
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poic" unO oNE0ion" rod Mem jorr.
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MbInbrtotnAc DER EnHuoicr Sampicr
UUm Ncu =g)urf.

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nod) Ncopcl.
PIN 9, SNunlor 0nmpicr .Gdronio"
lndt 9tcnpcl um0 Ncnlo.
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mart" nnd) N%ntmcrpcn.
Hn 70. %onuar Gampicr ,Statcr-
Dom" nod Nottcronm.
Nm 70. Snnnor 0ompicr ,Gtbio.
pia" nodl Glasgow.
Nn 10. &nuunr Gnmpler ,Gcoric"
ltadl E%iucrpnol.
Nm 10. Son,or Gambler n2iNll.
ria" nad) Ncopcl ltrb @cnio.
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oclblrN" lnh Nrcnlcn.
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babo" nod SpnOpn.
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nod &iucrpool,
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ncilio" nod Glasgow.
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nod SABRE.
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rita" nad) NomlburN.
Nm 20. &anuor Compiler yWiuinc"
u0d) Honbon.
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lau0" n0d) Nttlucrpcn.
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nod) Aicnpcl.
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tic" nad) Sipcrporl.
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lod) Hipcrpool.
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rld) @uorc,
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PIN y. &nnunr Camper "Mlrmc-
nod) HoltOon.
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nad Nntucrpcn.
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lio" nn6 @loSgom.
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tad) @ibroltor.
Nm 81. Snnuor Camper v9ioitcr.
>nm" nod Rottcrbnm.
PIN /. Scbrllur Iompier ,Vnrmo-
lio" nnd) Vlpcrpoul.
Nm t. Iebrnar Ionlpicr .llni!co
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Nm t. Scbrlar Gannpier .Soll.
ufd1 N1IDrp
PIN 3. Sebruar Inmpicr Nrtenli.
ia" nad) Snnrbur1.
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sEcEps FaoM pANAtlA.
San elias indians Renew Their hIles'
ianes % colonbia.

San elias indians Renew Their AIles.
ianes % colonbs.
New York. g1u "A c1hlc from
Panama toltae Herald says Captain
Lovelace of ihe Panama gunbolt
orinte brought a letter to President
Amador. written hy innannaqplna.
r-and chief ~ The San Bsa Indians. on
tho lower Atlantic coast of Panama
announcing their sfce sion from PAM
anna and the removal OF their allegiance
10 Colombia
There are about 10000 of these In
diane along 10 miles OF the most fer
tile part ~ The coast ~ Panama. and
IN all the villages tho Colombian flag Is
being displayed
This revolt against Panamas rule o.
said Ia o. fomcntel by Colombian
ana a. these Indians have never been
conquered or subj cited. the matter OF
bringing them hack under this conn
try's flag. unless accomplished diplo-
matlcally. may prove serious No am
nouncsmcnt has vet been made ~ pan.
ama's intended course.
Among the reasons given for the se-
cession are said To- be- the promises
made by Huortas "a former general of
the Panama army which have not been
fulfilled
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ANOTHER MOVE.
Hartman and Gould continus Battle
For Strip Of Land.

For Strip Of Land.
Oakland. Cal. Jan. s.-Another STRAIT
egic move IN the battle between 4. ~
Hartman and George Gould for pos
session Of strip 81 land on the north
OF Oakland creek wall. juttlng into san
Francisco bay was made Monday. when
the Southern Pacific company began the
erection OF an immense shed on the
ground the Western Pacific g. seek
Ing To secure for "A terminal for the
Trans-continental road Between
o'clock in the afternoon and o'clock
that evening the Southern Pacific com
pletei the new survey OF Us holdings
between the tracks already laid by the
company and the property claimed By
the competing roal The disputed strip
OF land. which T. now partially occu-
pied by the Southern Pacific building
Is 1850 feet LONG II l. anticipated that
n the Western Pacific lays rails 20 se-
cure the right Of way through this
strip 10 VII make arrangements TO con-
struct temporary landing further up
the channel
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DECATUR UP AGAIN
Encouraging or counsenaneing Haz.
ing" Is Charge This Time

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ing" Is Charge This Time.
Annapolis MA. Jan. 9.-The first
oourtmartial Of q midshipman under the
act Of 1908 providing dismissal for "en-
couuging or countsnancing hazing' be-
gan Tuesday. Nldshipman stephen De-
catur. Jr " Portsmouth. y H.. being
on trials This charge Is supported by
one specification that Decatur coun-
tsnanced the hazing Of fourth class
man Gaylord Church. OF Meadviile.
Pa. There Is also "a charge 81 hazing
under the act Of 1873. under which arere
are two specifications Decatur has
already undergone one TRIAL FOR hazing
and was acquitted.
The next midshipman to be- tried II
John Paul Miller OF Lancaster. KY. also
a member OF the first class There are
charges under both acts against him.
each supported by four specifications
Among the mldshipmen OF the fourth
class whom II Il alleged Miller hazed
u Henry q. Cooper, Jr.. Of oxford. n.
G.. the youth who was stricken with
paralysis In his class room about
month ago and whose previous hazing
was rumored at the time. but denied
by him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-10
All the Stock Of the Denver. Enid and
Gulf Railroad Purchased. =

Wichita. Kan. Jan. s.-The santa
Re Railroad company has purchnsed
all the stock Of the Denver. Enid and
Gulf railroad and az a useeting held
In 81. Louis. James " Young wns
chosen president Of 80 Denver. Enid
and Gulf conn ~. He viii have his
headquar' q at Enid. Okla. The other
ofhc-.s &c the company remain un-
changed. This means that the Santa
re II the owner OF the track OF the
Denver. Enid and Gulf. now completed
between Guthrie. Okla, and Kiowa.
Kan.
What WIN be done about the further
extension OF the line 10 the northwest
r. now unsettled but viii be determined
by r. T. Peckham. vice president Of the
line. on his return 20 Enid from st.
Louis where this deal was consum-
mated. The original plan OF the pro-
jectors was TO run n line from Denver
20 the Gulf Of Mexico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-10
HAPPENINGS CONDENSED.

There are seve nmurder cases on
the Montague county CTexasJ docket
Andrew jackson. a negro. had both
legs cut of az Muskogee by a train.
Little child OF Jack Eason OF Austin
was seriously burned by falling In a
fire
Several Arkansas farmers charged
with whitecapping gave bond at Texar-
kama.
Private Hall Of the sixth United
States battery died AZ Austin Of a con-
gestive chill
Three hundred Democrats from the
two territories gave a Jackson day ban
quet az oklahoma city
An old man named Kirkskey fell In a
fire near Paris. Tex. result Of n para
iytic stroke and was badly burned