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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
, consul Makes Protest .

Drieans. March s.-The right
authorities 20 use the jails
.ning immigrants who are un-
Htence OF deportation Is pro-
against In a letter from the
consul at New Orleans. threat
4ction BY his government II
NY 20 present such an occur
Several foreigners we're kept
son for this cause q Few months
The expected arrival on Sat
next OF 600 Italian immigrants
ted the consul's warning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
Shot q Hotel Proprietor .

Buffalo. y. Y. March S.-Two
unknown men called at Alexander
Young's Halfway House in Ebenez-
or early Thursday morning and when
the proprietor came TO the door. one
Of the men opened fire on him with a
revolver. one of the shots took e.
feet in YouEgs side and he sank
to the floor. The men ran away in
the darkness. Mr.. Young, IL Is
said, was still alive. bu, al communi-
carton with him by telephone Is cut
on. THE police have taken charge
Of the case. One OF the women In
the house. believed TO be Mrs. Young,
is unconscious from the shock she
suffered. This is the second attempt
that has been made on the life Of
Mr.. Young within a year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
important Decision Handed Down

81. Louis, March s-Decision was
handed down in the United STATES
circuit court Thursday sustaining the
order ~ service out OF the United
States circuit court against the sand
ara Oil C. NEE. 49, over 50 other
n'H-res!1". .Jns and lndivid-
ua.s, c1-Ir'' aiIl., with The Waters
Pierce o.. company, In the suit fled
by The government a. the instance OF
President Roosevelt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
Death Causes Delay in Trial.

New York, March s. A death in
Justice Ftzgerald's family has post
ppnei the sessions OF he Thaw trial
q day. and the couT7 Aid not sit on
Thursday. On Friday, when court
reConvenes, the defense will cal two
more alienists. probably Dr.. Graieme
NJ Hammond and DR.. Smith r. Jel-
'iffe. who have been in The court room
practically every day since the trial
began. Before court adjourned on
Wednesday, Mr.. De'mss stated that
there would be but two more witness
es callei.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
STRO1HERS BROTHERS
DECLARED NOT GUILTY
Men Who Killed Bywaters Are
Freed Bv jury.
PLEAD The "uNwRITrEN Law
SENSATIONAL Homicide Case In Virginia
Comes 10 an End. When the Jury
Finds the strother Brothers Not
Guilty Of Murder.

Culpepper. Va. March Safe;
being out an hour and a half. TIC
jury in the case Of James acd Psi'.n
Stroller. on trial for the murder Of
William +. Bywaters, returned q ve.-
dict OF MOI guilty. AZ ll:lO o'clock
Thursday morning.
All CulpeTper awaited with fe-
verish interest, ths verdict II 10,
Strother homicide case.
In anticipation OF an early verdict.
groups ot friends ~ the S.rJ'her boy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
Two Murders Near slbIsy. .

Cordele, Ca. March s.-The eon-
munity OF Sibley, just over tas line
Of Turner county, IS mlles south OF
Cordele, is in q state ~ great excite
meut. Monday evening a negro shot
and Instantly killsd J. T. Joiner. q
prominent farmer Of tina, settlement
and words comes that George Msye,
another --rominenr farmer, has been
slain BY another negro. the vsa pom
used being an ak No particulars
can be had only TIA, both negroes
are still Al large
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09

and OF Bywaters gathered in front Of
the little court house eagerly discuss
ing the probability Of conviction or
acquiltsl.
Both OF the accused men appeared
in the court room in advance of the
jury. They appeared refreshed af-
ter . nights rest, though both broth
ers showed evidences Of anxiety over
the outcome Of their case.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
IS ACCUSED
OF KILLING WIFE
|say Of Woman II In Terribly
Il Nanglsd Condition.
nanrsa ACCUSES FATHER

ns rhst Fowler, Of ooshsn, Ala,
kI,,sd Her Mother, and Threaten
e - KIN Her n She Told Of the
lns.
fhzn, Ala. March s.-Frank
lsr. a white man, 35 years old,
lives a short distance south OF
aEty we arrested and placed In
here on a charge Of numbering
vfse on last Monday night.
wler r. a sawmill man. and had
4 Dothan Monday for the pur-
81 selling his plant 20 parties
and states that when he re-
= home Monday evening his
csmplained OF being sick. and
nnable TO prepare supper. and re-
y her bed unusually early.
sing her not IN a serious eondi-
he LEFT her in the care OF their
lzIe ahtldren, and went over to
kbor's home 10 attend q board
and dance.
Ne returned late In the eve
tfrs. Fowler was lying diago-
truss the bed. and snoring
which was something very
waking her, he found her
<try H., and so, measuring a
medicine for her. retired for
4 O'Clock Fowler awoke, and
kls wife cold In death.
harm was given, and neigh
>re on the scene Immediately,
burial took place Tuesday.
1gfer the ihterment the report
that the woman had met her
rom some virulent dose. Fow-
arrested and placed In jail.
ssjor Adkins. who lived with
ully. was placed under arrest
Incomplete 10 the deed.
Ers. Fowler bore a very heavy
bee policy II Is believed that
tntion o. the criminal was 10
aFs her money.
coFoner's jury returned with
<fiet that the deceased came
saeh a. the hands OF her hus-
lad body 10 In q horrible COP
ksr head being badly brv "a.
broken. and q heavy foot
her back. with a number OF
nous bruises over the body.
aaEG daughter OF the man
Nat he killed her mother, and
~ 20 kiln her II she told.
ms a prominent citizen In
kunlty. and great excitement
over the awful tragedy. A
ssry hearing will be given the
Friday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
Chorus sinoer Becomes Insane.

Berlin, March s.-Eueene Rupke'
a chorus singer. OF the ROYAL Opera
became suddenly demented at a con-
cert given in the Palace theater ana
az which the ambassadors and the
most distinguished persOuages In Of
hcial life were present During the
pause. while refreshments were being
served, drum was beaten, g1Vins
the military signal 10 assemble
The guests hurried 10 their seats ana
The emperor, who was much astonlsA-
ed. asked the conductor, Richard
Strauss. why vhe signal was given.
Strauss explained that Il was me ae'
Of an insano/person who was fore!oN
removed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09

birmingham, Ala. March S.
specia' from Admission says thai TO-
lowing an Investigation by Mayor MI
by and the police Streer SuperlnteS
dent Parker was suspended for ~
days for whipping a Nhi'e convict VIC
refused % work on the streets.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
JUDGE BLECELEY IS
H0NORED IN DEATH
Face OF Beloved Jurist Viewed
By Thousands.
FUNERAL WAS HELD THURSDAY
Remains OF Former Chief Jus.l..
Reach Atlanta and Lie In State 1,
Supreme Court Chamber Of esorsls
Capitol.


Atlanta. March s.-The remains o,
Judge Logan + B!eckley, dista.
guished jUrist and author. WHOSE
death occurred az his home In the
little town VI C'arkcsyl.e. Ga. ar.
rived in Atlanta Wednesday night over
the Southern railroad. accompanied
by the members OF the immediae
family.
The Cashet was carried AZ once 10
the residence Of his soa-in-law, Hu.
bert l.. Cu.Jcr>Iu. az 1853 Gordon
stree, a"I vas removed ~ 10 O'Clock
rhugs ."y morning TO the state capitol
where ID, remains lay in state until
800 IN the afternoon. when the fu-
neral services we're conducted.
Throughout III morning long lines
OF sOrroWins people poured through
the capi'o, corridors for the purpose
OF looking FIR iic lat time upon the
features Of the hf, citizen o. the
STATE. who" death Ia, cast a gloon
over The entire conn OLA IN.
Brief but impressive e.aTy'ces were
held at $3.50 O'Clock Ia the supreme
court chamber. Rev. J. ". Lee, OF
Trinity, officiating. after which the
remains were laid 70 rest In the family
lot at Oakland cemetery. Alex Smith
had charge Of the music.
The active palljearers were Luther
u. Rosser. Charles 7. Hopkins, Roo
ert c. Aston. John NJ. Slaton, X.
c. Peoples, T. A. Hammond, John
ID. Lite and Reuben r. Arnold.
Hundreds of leading citizens con.
posed the honorary escort.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
Was wsyIaId and Murdered .

Ashburn. Ga. March Sc. W.
May, a prominent and wealthy citi-
zen OF this county was waylaid and
killed near his home. A negro whom
Mr.. May had employed the day be-
fore, is suspected OF the murder, and
the sheriff and 4 posse are now In
search Of him. The body Of MIR.
Nay was discovered Wednesday. 1t
had been dragged from the roadway
and concealed In the bushes. This
was within 200 yesrds Of his home.
The body showed that he had been
struck on the head with an AK. Mr..
May had been 20 this place and drawn
$50 from the bank. II Is presumed
that the negro was aware that the
money was on Mr.. Mays person. The
pockets had been rified when the body
was found.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
Resignation Causes sa,IsfsssI0n.

Kingston, Jamaica. March s-lH'
nsWs OF the resignation Of Governor
SWettsnham has been received be'v
With satisfaction His unPopuIanv
has greatly increased since the ps"
INCIDENT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
Building Wrseked BY Bomb

Warsaw, March S--A bomb was
thrown THURSDAY a. noon into a fat
occupied hy Prince Argu'yr ski. d.
rector Of the goyerrUen, high school
The premises We're wrecked. .u, the
prince vas MT injured. The throw
e q &c go, z youth succeeded
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09

Niearaeuan Forces Selsstss'
Panama. March S.--A reper nss
reached hero that the NcszsN'
hcsss Asrs ssss sstssasl a lesifss1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
slanor Gallo DEAD.

Rome, March s-Signor Gallo.
minister Of justice. died Thursday
morning 81 syuco7e. He vas born
In lSia and formerly was minister OF
public instruction., president 81 the
chamber OF deputies and minister Of
public instruction Ssror Mass!mlr!
she minis'cr y finance. vao was
stricken with ap'?.eXy Wednesday Is
sard - be In a iylns condition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
I'd hx customs Authorities


York, March s.-Dayonds.
and emeralds valued az so.
|1tained In the baggage OF Miss
ID Kohler. OF Chicago. a pas
en- the North German Lloyd
ip Kaiser Wilhelm II, which
her dock al Hoboken We'd
Night. have been seized BY
- authorities on the ground
&kohler did not declare
has been instructed 70
he collector OF Gus.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-09
Vessel and Crew Lost .

: Castlemare d. Stabia. l;aly. March
- .ii.sa steamer Malaga was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11
Tonight Lcrne EIwyn Co.

The Lorne Elwyn Co, supporting
Gladys Grey, will open a weeks engage
rcnt at ,hc Opera house tonight in one
Of their best PLAYS, Anita, the Singing
Girl" Scrae OF the other plays arr
Polly Primrose" The Little Minister. "
1.-THE Fatal Scar" THE Girl from tho
Golden East The Fatal Likeness,
why Women Hate" and Lorne EiWyn
as Sherlock Holmes IN The Crimson
STAIN Tonight will be ladies night
when any lady can got the best seat III
the house for II cents if secured before
the number Of 200 are gone. There arc
plenty of ladies' tickets left. Among the
large list Of vaudeville. acts carried by
this company are: Weeks & Reid, the
great dancing act: Geo. =. Hickey in al
the dainty souDrette; Holmes & Holmes.
the merry mpnarchS Of music. Ticket
are now on sale at the theatre.
Augusta people viii be interested 70
know that this company hIs Cor the lead
ing feature III Il strong list Of Srccialtics
T.. Richard Davis. one Of the best ma
gicianS Of the country. Mr.. DAYS spent
some time in Augusta about five years
ago, during Which he gave u series Of
exhibitions before private parties and all
who saw him were delighted. At that
time. he performed some Of the NEST DIFF
ficGIt tricks OF the art, but since then
Fc las made much Improvement. so thai
the exhibition which he now gives places
him in Il class with Kcllar and Is one
that everyone should see.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11
Masonic Installation.

most enjoyable evening was passed
Friday at Masonic hall, at which time
occurred the installation of the newly
elected officers of Meridian Lodge, No.
- L. and 4. NJ. A very interesting pro-
gram was carried out, which was greatly
enloycd by the large number in attend
ancc.
The exercises were public by invitation.
District Deputy Grand Master c. 7. HAr-
ris OF Detroit was present and acted ~
installing officer, assisted by Dr.. I. NJ.
Griffin as marshal.
The work was done in dignifcd and
exemplary manner. At the close of the
program, which had been prepared under
the direction of J.. r. Smith, c. E. Wick
cry, DIR. r. A. Porter, B. r. Cornell anu
j. S. IIaseltine. a social hour was en-
joyed by large number who remained.
The program follows:
Music. Hunters orchestra
Fray or. RCN. o. ii. Tracy
InstaiIation Of Master.
DR.. G. S. C5ffn. J. S. Haseltine. Ray
mcnd Chandler, L. =: Cornell
Installation OF Senior Warden. o...
1nstaliation Of Junior Warden. o+
Music. 'suai ~
Installation OF Remaining oh1cGES.
Parcr-Masomy and Its Early History,
Harry Cornforth
Masonry a"" ''s O"'' EGv. 0. il; Tracy
Music Quartet
administration from "Ths Little Min
ister.'' Miss Ethol Niciz"ry
I;rotterhood Rev F. A. Taylor
Humorous pocm-"Poor Oh Dad.
E. d. Bowde1
o-"'' - Mrs. Mae Berdecn
- DR.. r. A. Porter
Muse .'rc,t,S,' .
Denediction, Rev. r. =. 1aNi"A
The following officers were installed
Worshipful master. Harry l.. Conform
s. W., Bernard L. Nichols; J. W., Alder
E. Douglass: Treas, o. f. Libby; Sec
Ognn s. Haskell: s. D., F.. d. Gail; j. ID.
+. w. Weeks; chaplain, Z. S. Mathews;
marshal DR.. z. A. Porter; senior stew
ard. Ira ID. Clark: junior steward George
A. Douglass; tyler. John G. Chapman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11
PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED.
Unknown Man Hit by Train Saturday
Afternoon at Pittsfield.

A work train about p. NJ. Saturday
brought 4 man TO this town who had
been hit and terribly injured by the
same train. about two miles east OF
this station 1t appears he was walk
ing on one Of the double tracks and at
this point were two trains-cne gCln3
east and one going west. Evidently M
saw the ono going cast. as hh mnVrd
from that track to escape it. bat step
ped onto the other track, evidently rot
seeing that another train vas almost
On him. The usual signals were given.
bat were of no avail, he gave no heed
and the engine struck him. He was
brought here in an unconscious conn.,
ton. He was Immediately taken to the
Tilton house, Park street, and was at
tended by DR.. F. j. Taylor, assisted by
DR.. T. NJ. Griffin. 1t was found tnat
his left leg was broken, also left Shout
der, his skull was fractured, and there
we're several severe cuts and wounds
on the head. He had not regained con-
seriousness Sunday and doubts are en-
tcrtaned of his recovery.
He is unknown, as nothing was found
about his pcrscn giving his name or
address. On his loft arm is tatCCed
IS c. II. F. He had no money and 1t
is thought he was tramping. His
height is 5 feet, inch; heavily built;
Of rather light complexion; and looks
to be about so years of age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11

\ horse belonging to DR.. ". ;.
Thomson made a short but lively run
an state street Saturday afternoon.
~ hich was happily unaccompanicd by
any very serious consequences. IN"
horse started near the doctors resi-
dopce where It was understood that
he dumped a small boy OUT mo inc
snow and then laid his course up tn'
street. strewing the robe ana other ar
tjclc:; which were in the si@iGh along
the highway He was spirited AM
NAL and as there were numper OF
teams along State street it looked as II
there, might be trouble, but Just as ne
vas getting we'll under way for 4 WHO
run he was captured by Lewis oo'il'r
at tie junction of state street anu
Western avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11

Notice has been received at police
beodouarters from Sheriff Graham OF
Marshall. Mich, offering reward OF
SO for the arrest of one John K. Car
Yer. alias DR.. Marion, alias Or. X. u.
stewart. alias Dr. Culver, alias Dr. Ael-
lev. alias DR.. McGovcrn, who Is wanted
for bigamy. Carver is about 40 years
of age. 5 feet inches in height ana
weighs 100 pounds; has dark halr
combcd fiat, parted in the middle; oark
ewes. dark moustache. or may De
smooth shaven: nose pointed larkt
gold. back teeth nearly an soiu
crowned: generally dressed IN DARK
clothes and derby hat; claims TO De Il
dentist; says he is travelling secretaf!
for New York Jockey Club; Is con-
slant traveller: accompanied by MS
wife went to New York City, CincIn-
natl. Columbus and Toledo. 1t is be-
loved he procures through matrimonial
advertisements in the papers women
whom he. after learning their financial
condition, marries. detr2uds and Dc
ssrts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11

The following petitions were receive
Saturday at the Office Of the referee IL
bankruptcy for Kenncbec county;
Frederick H. Black Of Augusta. fish
dealer Petition filed Feb. S. adjudicat-
"a Feb. 6. Liabilities. $loS5; assets.
s5A all of which is claimed to be eX-
ompt No deposit. Bankrupt ordered
before the referee for examination Fri
day. Feb. l., at 10 \. NJ. Eddie Brea n
cr Of Watcrville, laborer. Petition lll"d
Feb. s. adjudicated Feb. ?. Liabilities.
$50: assets. $50, all Of which is claimed
to be exempt. First meeting Of cr"dl-
tors Friday. March !, at 10 \. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11

Two basketball games played in Union
hall Friday evening drew out a good
sized audience. The game between NJ c.
/. and Winterport High school teams was
of unusual interest owing to the fact that
Winterport had only lost one game this
season. The result of this game gave
them one more defeat. the score being y
to 10 in favor of NJ. c. I. Between halves
a pretty game was played between NJ. c.
T. "a and Pittsfieid Athletic Association,
which resulted in q victory for p. A. A,
the score being 81 to "A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11
DISCOVERS LEPROSY CURE
Cuban Physician Heals Persons At
fectcd Ry New Treatment.

Havana Feb 1O-A government com
mission has reported that Dr. Matia-
Duque, who is in charge of the hosplta
f0r cnnta gious diseases. probably has ClS-
covered a cure for leprosy. Two lcpers
were turned over to the doctor several
years ago for experimental purposes,
and today these persons have no cXter-
Tor traces Of the disease and are gaming
notably in weight. Several other cases
treated bv Dr. Duquc are in various
stages of Improvement. DR. Duque's eX-
rerimeuts have been along the line OF
what he terms the rcd rnanGrove tree,
treatment He claims to nave discovered
This treatment as n result of his study
TO find a cure for his sister. who suffered
from leprosy. and whom he has succeed
Ing in curing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11
Funeral Of ate joseph s. Davis.

The fine raj services of the lat" Joseph
Scvall Davis. whose death occurred
Wednesday. Feb. C. at the advanced agr
of 9S wears. were held at his late home
on Middle street at 1870 a. NJ Saturday
and on account of the critical illness o.
Mrs. Davis the services were private. be-
ing attended only by the immediate lam
lily.
Rev. o. II. Tracy. pastor of the Free
Baptist church. read Scripture selections
and offered prayer The remains were
placed in the Pittsfield receiving tomh
to remain until spring. when the inter-
ment will be made in Palmyra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11
BORN.
SOMERSET.

Madison-Jan. - to the wife of John
EIanigan. a daughter.
No AnsJn-Iun. p, 10 the wife Of Geo.
Perry. {; daughter.
slowhrgan-Jan. %, 70 the wife Of VII
liam I.anry Il daughter; Jan. 81. to the
wife Of Albert Hurd daughter.
KNOX.
Roekland-Jan. %. to the wife Of Hcr-
ia.nin l}ur1ic;t. Il son; Jan. 4. to the "iic
OF Capt. Samuel H. Rogers, daughter.
OXFORD.
Hartford. Jan. -. to tie wife Of Chcs-
Ter Cannon. a daughter.
South Alhtny-January, to The wife OF
Elmer Henley, Il daughter.
Norway-Jar. %. to the wife of fred ).
EipCrc. 4 daughter.
Eryant'S Pond-Ian. 2S. to the wife o.
Ernest Curtis, twin sons.
FRANKLIN.
Wilton-Jan. IS, to thc wife Of Ezra
Small, daughter.
Dallas-Jan. 3, 10 the wife of Phil Hun
tOon, Il daughter
rEEOESCOT.
Garland-Jan. q. to The wife Of How
ara Sawyer, daughter.
WASHINGTON.
Eastport-Jan. ~, to the wife Of Thos.
Allis. u dau5htcr; Jan. 81, to the wife OF
Frederick Slien. a daughter; Jan. p, to
the wife Of J. Z. Roche. daughter.
HANCOCK.
west Rrooksvillc-Jan. 90 to the wife of
Levi, Farnham, a daughter.
Surry-Jan. -, to the wife of Roscoe
Casper, Il daughter.
Ellsworth Fails-Jan. a, t. the wife of
George Moore, twins-;t son and daCGh-
t'r.
PIsCATAoUIs.
Milo Junction-Jan. %. TO The wife Of J.
l.. Carrigan. Il son.
shirloy-Jan. -, to the wife of c. L.
VIM, a son.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Maiden, Mass.-Jan. 10, 10 the wife OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11
HEALTH RIFLES.
Good For Preventive, But teiiebie
Remedy Needed 20 Crrc.

Remedy n ecGSu
eFresh air, moderate exercise. plain
food rerrlar sleep, and kind thoughts"
will prevent disease, but something more
is needed to cure rheumatism, neuralgia,
nervous headache, or even { toothsche
or cough. Something like Neuralgia Ano-
dyne which is sold under guarantee hat
il cures ell pains or money viii be re-
funded. This valuable remedy differs
from ordinary laedicinas, as it is used
internally and externally, thus strengthen
Ing the Whole nervous system, and at he
same time finding its way through Inc
pores Of the skin to the achlng muse lcs
and throbb;nr nerves. Try it for an
ache or cough aud sec how quickly it
cures. Use it for nervous headache or
neuralgia and get instant relief, or for
rheumatism, and be cured. A large
sized bottle costs but 2oc: Soid every
Twitcheil-Cha Company, Portland
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11

Joseph Shcrna met with painful
accident Friday afternoon while I'M
loading grindstones al the Dunn Edge
Tool Co.'S. shop. AS one of the stones
was being hosted from the sled to the
ground in some manner it swung
around and Mr.. Shevna was wejged
between the sled and building. He
was taken to his boarding place and
DR.. Tolnan summoned who found that
his thigh bone was jislocated beside
being otherwise badly bruised. DR.. Toll
man called DIR. Goodrich OF Waterville
TO his assistance ard they made the
injured man as comfortable as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11

The first motor cars to be received
in the city this year We're two Max
wells which arrived in town on the
forenoon freight from the west Sdtur-
day and are now waiting to be unload
ed They were for Fiticld Bros, VINO
have the agency for that make of car
and will be seen upon the city streets
as soon as the snow is gone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11

Filipino latorers are leaving Manila
for Hawai- in parties of from 80 10
100 These men ana their families 80
to Hawaii as contract laborers on sugar
plantations. Extension of sugar rails
ing in the Philippines cannot be car
rird on while the door Of the great
American market is practically shut
against Philippine products.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11
WOMAN CITY CLERK
Miss Phoebe Dietz Elected to Fill IN
expired Term.

Lock Haven. Pa. Feb. 1o,-The Cit
Council Of this city has unanimously
elected Miss Phoebe Dietz as city clerk
to fill the unexpired term Of S. Millar
Mccormick. who died recently, during
the twenty years OF Mr.. McCormick's
service as city clerk Miss Dietz. for the
past fifteen years, was his confidential
secretary.