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Heard Thorn's Threats.

Yes, l heard Martin Thorn threaten
to Kill GuldensuDpe. but I did not think
he would do So answered Mrs. Mack.
81 ought to have known that ne would
xii, him. because I had horrible vision
just a few days before the murder.
was asleep when I saw a headless body
at the foot of my bed.
II went to a clairvoyant TO ask for
an explanation, and :he clairvoyant told
me that IL meant murder and DEATH
''Wlll you return TO live with your
husband?' she was asked.
NO. l won't. 1 loved Guldensuppe
better than any man 1 knew. II II had
been my husband who was murdered
would not have cared" she added more
cheerfully.
How did you feel when you were re-
leased from prison2' she was asked.
The effect OF the sunlight and the
idea of being free staggered me. I was
just like a drunken woman. and reelcd
so that a woman friend who was with
me and I were nearly arrested for De
Ing intoxicated
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EAST oRLAND.

Herbert Leach, of Brockton, was here
Thursday.
Miss Gray. OF Hallowell, visited friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
A. NJ. Forsyth left Saturday for Boston,
where he has employment.
Leaman Blaisdell left Monday for
Brewer, where he has work.
Harrison NJ. Leach, of Ellsworth, visited
his uncle, A. H. Dunbar, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. w. d. Leach and son Hoyt returned
Sunday from a visit OF several days at
West Surry.
Mrs. Flora Dorr has gone to New York
to visit her husband while his vessel is in
port there.
Mrs. Bessie Dunbar, who was operated
on for appendicitis Wednesday, is little
better. A professional nurse from Bangor
is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer and daughter
Dorothy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam and
daughter Dorothy, Of Hartford, Conn.,, are
boarding at F. W. Wentworth's.
June s. Nj.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS Benjamin Maddocks, OF Els
w worth, Hancock comfy, Maine, by his
mortgage deed, dated January ninth, .. d.
1892 ana recorded in the Hancock county.
Maine, registry of deeds. in book 33S, page
2o6, conveyed to me the undersigned, in
mortgage, . certain lot or parcel Of land stu.
ated in said Ellsworth, and bounded and
described as follows. to wit: Beginning in
the south line OF the highway and In the west
line Of Galen Maddocks homestead lot: thence
in said west line south IL east, forty three
and one half rods to corner OF fence; thence
by fence ard wall and spotted line after leav-
ing fence and wall, south u and L degrees
west. 81 rods to q stake; thence south Is and u
degrees east, by spotted line, 43 and q rods to
Bowers line, so called, being the north line If
land Of Ambrose Phillips; thence south IA
west, 40 rods to q point near corner of fence
on land OF Robert Gerry; thence in said
Gerry's east line, north = west. IS and 4-1O
rods to the highway aforesaid; thence east
erly by said highway to the place OF begin
ming. Containing Al acres more or less. The
courses given are magnetic courses Of 1895.
The above described lot being the same prem
Uses described in deed from George T. Mad
docks to the said Benjamin and recorded in
book 81. page 3l7. of Hancock county regis
try OF deeds; and whereas the condition OF
said mortgage has been broken, now there
fore. by reason OF the breach Of the condition
theresf. ] claim a foreclosure OF said mort
gage and hereby give notice of my intention
TO foreclose the same.
Dated Ellsworth, June 6. 1907
ARTHUR w. CLEMENT.
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lfgaI Notices.
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WHEREAS Addie F. Fiske and Allen A.
w Fiske, both of Bluehill, in the county
of Hancock. and State Of Maine,. by their
mortgage deed dated the fifteenth day of De-
cember. 1905, and recorded in the Hancock
to 1t, the undersigned, certain parcels of real
estate, situate in the county Of Hancock, and
bounded and described as follows:
On the north by LAND of Susie NJ. Woliens;
on the east by land Of Freeman Carter; on the
south by land OF George Gray: on the west by
To-day pond. together with all the buildings
thereon. The ABOVE descric ed property being
known as the Simpson-Carter homestead and
being part of the original lots numbered
twenty-five and twenty three. Also lot num-
bered forty four in said town Of Surry.
Also: the following pieces or parcels of real
estate sit uated in the town Of Orland. in said
county Of Hancock, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows to wit: Lot numbered
twenty five (25) lot numbered forty-eight (4s),
and what is known as the Gore lot. being
same according to Jacob Sherburn's plan.
Reserving one fourth (l4) part of lot num-
bered twenty five t25) according TO deed Of
the Inhabitants Of Orland to Robert T. Car
Hancock registry of deeds. in vol. 204, page
546, to which deed reference is had for Q more
particular description. Also lot numbered
forty nine (i9) in Orland according to Jacob
Sherburn's plan, except what IL east OF the
Thorn son brook so called; and whereas the
condition Of said mortgage has been broken,
now therefore. by reason of the breach Of the
condition thereof / claim . foreclosure of
said mortgage. JOHN BIRD COMPANY,
By E. NJ. Stubs. treasurer.
Dated at Rockland, Maine, May %, 1907.
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BROOKLYN.
III

Carlton Day is employed at West End.
Leonell Flye was in Stonington last
week.
West End dining hall opened last Thurs
day for the season.
Miss Brown, of Philadelphia, is at the
Phillips house for the season.
Miss Anna WILDER, of Boston, is spend
ing few weeks at Mrs. T.. /. Hills.
Miss Lou Powers, of Boston, is the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. A. II. Mayo.
Fred Stewart went to Belfast with Mr..
Goddard last week to purchase naphtha
launch.
Mrs. Wilson, OF Washington, d. c., ar
rived at her cottage, Rockledge-on-the-
Reach, Friday.
Mrs. stephen Sellers, of Stonington,
was the guest OF Mrs. X. X. Babson few
days last week.
Four of the schools have closed for the
summer vacation. The others will close
two weeks later.
Mr. Bibb, with his family. from Balti-
more, Is occupying Capt. j. NJ. Tibbetts'
cottage for the season.
II. s. Kane and family are at home from
Addison, where Mr.. Kane has been oper-
Rting his clam factory.
Frank Herrick and wife were called to
Stonington last week by the death Of
Mrs. Herrick's brother, Eben Candage.
Parsons, and children, OF Sedgwick,
moved into the upstairs rent at the En-
terprise Saturday.
An excursion from Stonington came
here Friday night on steamer Minnebaha.
The Granite City band gave con-
cert in front OF the Odd Fellows hall,
which was followed by ball in the hall.
A large crowd attended.
June 10. UNE FEMME.
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NORTH CAsTINE.

Capt. Ira Webster is ill.
Willie Dyer has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Hill Webster has returned to Ban
gor.
Charles F. wsrdweli is at home for q
short visit.
Mrs. Fred F. wardwell is visiting rela-
tiyes in Penobscot.
W. Wallace Conner is at home from .
costing trip to New York.
AK. Dodge is turning out some fine
shingles at his new saw mill.
Herbert Leach, OF Brockton, Mass,
called on friends here last week.
Miss Ella Perkins, Of Castine, is visit
ng her parents, Joseph Perkins and wife.
George P. Conner has recently pur-
snased fine horse OF w. B. Clement, Of
hnobscot.
Arch Wescott came from Portland last
week in his auton obile. He Is much i'm
Proved in health.
Mrs. orysnn Dunbar returned to South
hnobscot yesterday, after visit Of sew
snl days with relatives.
Paul wescott, OF Portland, is here with
as household goods. to make . perma-
asnt home. He will try farming.
The recent rains arc proving . boon to
Inc farmers who have early crops. Some
@se potatoes ready for hoeing.
friends Of Mrs. Grover Witham are
PITY to learn that she il in very poor
asa'tn, following an attack OF grip.
upt. Frank w. Hutchins, Of the sioop
rsul Revere, is in the harbor. He came in
s.ei bait, which he obtained from the
saeirlng weirs of Dunbar q erie, who are
ssNN AL quite business, getting as high IS
June 10. L.
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NORTH ORLAND.

Charles Patterson does not seem to i'm
prove.
Herbert Joi nson, OF Addison, is visiting
friends mere.
Warren Moore, who has been at home a
week, has returned to Newport, where he
has employment.
Milton Beckwith, OF Ellsworth, deliv-
cred memorial address to large audi
ence at Carter schoolheuse Sunday, June
2. All enjoyed it very much.
There was a seven-cent social at Grange
hall, Happytown, June 5. As it looked
like a storm, many who were to take part
did not go. There was short programme
as follows: Recitation, Harold Billings;
dialogue, Eldusta Herrick and Willie In
gals; recitation, Cora Dodge; dialogue,
Ella Ingalls,, Georgia Herrick, Mildred
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lrgs. Nc..ces.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

HANCOCK ss:- Bucksport, Me-, June 6. a. d..
1907.
w E. the undersigned, having been duly
w appointed by the Honorable Edward e.
Chase. Judge Of probate within and for
said county. commissioners to receive and
decide upon claims OF the creditors of
Isaac Britton, late of Bucksport, in said
county, deceased whose estate has been repre-
agreeabiy to the order of the said Judge of pro
bate, that six months from ana after June
4. 1907. have been allowed to said creditors
to present and prove their claims. and
thai we will attend to the duty assigned
US at the Office OF T. a. Smith, in said Bucks
port, on Wednesday, August Z, 1907. and on
Wednt sday, December 4, 1907, at 10 O'Clock in
the Ienoon OF each Of said days.
GUY w. McALIsrER,
EDWARD L. BEAzLEY,
Commissioners.
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COUNTY NEWS.
,,.,oaaf couasp ye~s see other pages
cAsTlNE.

william Forsyth occupied the pull
,,he Congregational church Sunday.
~. John chalIis, of Boston, was here
his, avs last week on visit to her old
bone. -, ).
w. ~ for a short visit with his brother,
nv. Grindle.
-. 9 NJ. Cushing, Of New York, is in
a. few days getting her cottage at
n ,sr Head into condition Tor summer.
~, Roekland high school ball team.
..o..ed bats with local team here satur-
y winning the game by score OF . to 8
~, wescott has moved his family and
aho,5 goods from Portland to his
s,hsr,s old farm at North Castine, where
be will reside.
o.eor Olsen arrived Saturday from New
- IN the launch Dovekie, which he
III .ail this summer for one of Dark Har-
hor,s summer residents.
rh;s week will be held the graduating
.-arc;ses of the normal school. The town
h.s already begun to fill up with friends
and relatives of students.
Mrs George Weeks left Thursday for
id, ot several weeks to her daughter,
Ms q W. piehl, at New Haven, Conn.,,
and friends in other places.
The baccaIaureate sermon to the grsdu-
.,;ny class of the normal school was de-
,;vsred at the Congregational church last
evening by Rev. Sumner Bangs, OF Oak
| land.
Henry Chamberlain and family arrived
H., week. Mrs. Chamberlain and the
children will remain for the summer.
rhile Mr.. Chamberlain, afterNa stay OF .
few DAYS, will return to Boston.
An interesting lecture was given at the
Congregational vestry Friday evening by
In. NJ. Fairbanks, on the development
Of the telephone. At the close OF the lee
,nre opportunity was given any one in the
audience 10 talk with friends in the State
tree Of charge.
The psyereux Coal Co. has been dis
charging at its wharf the coal from the
three nssted schooner Ida Gibson. The
coal was all engaged and delivered to the
customers direct from the vessel. Owing
to scarcity Of men here crew was
brought down from Bucksport to dis
charge the vessel.
The State educational committee Was in
town last week on its official visit to the
normal school. While here the members
we're entertained for the evening at the
| home OF W. A. Walker, and on their de-
arture they were accompanied by Mr..
| and Mrs Walker, who went with them to
,he schools at Pressure Isle and Fort Kent.
Miss Carrie Perkins gave party to the
pupils OF the intermediate school, OF
which she is teacher, Wednesday after
noon. number OF guests were present.
The children went through their singing
exercises and also an exercise for Me-
mortal Day, which was very pretty and
nicely given. Ice-cream, cake and candy
we're served.
June 10. G..
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Enterprise house at Brooklin. Mrs. Helen
Cain Wescott will occupy the house
vacated.
j. II. Lancaster has been confined to the
house week with severe cold.
Mrs. F. A. Torrey is with friends in
Waltham, Mass, for few weeks.
Frank Fitzgerald and wife expect to
leave next week for wolcott, NY.
Miss Frances Greenlaw, OF Oceanville, is
at Mrs. L. w. Rice's for the summer.
John H. Eaton, who is employed in
Bluehill, has been home for a few days.
Foster ODER lost a from his pocket
while attending dance Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. g. Parker has gone to Camden
and from there will go to Northeast Har-
Dor for the summer.
W. A. Buckminster has gone to Wolcott,
N. Y, to take charge of Twitcbell-
Champlin Co.'s factory.
Paul Nolan, of Rockland, Mass, and
Miss Minnie Christy, OF this place, were
married in Bluehil Thursday.
School in district No. Z, taught by Mrs.
Bickford, of South BIuehiIl, closed FRI
day, after profitable term OF ten weeks.
Mrs. Bessie Withee, OF Blanchard, has
been visiting her parents, E. A. Byard
and wife. MIR. Withee has gone to Con-
necticut, where they will make their
home in the future.
lime IN u
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SURRY.

Ned Sperry is driving the night stage
from Ellsworth to Bluehill.
Mr.. Payne, of Bar Harbor, is boarding
at Mrs. Abbe Mills for the summer.
Capt. Murphy was at the wharf last FRI
day with fish caught just below Newbury
Neck.
Fred Warren and wife came home last
week from Denver, Col, where they have
spent the winter.
s. A. McGraw was the lucky candidate
for the r. F. D. No. route which starts
from this Office June II.
F. T. Jellison has moved to the Hiram
Blodgett house on the North Bend road,
which he bought short time ago.
Mrs. Mariana Barbour, of New Mexico,
and Mrs. Lillian Doherty, OF Brewer,
we're in town calling on friends last Sat
urday. They were Surry girls, daughters
Of s. P. Freethy.
June 10. s.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHILI..

OH r'i1iLA'.
Mrs. Florence Fullerton has been i'll the
past Two weeks.
DIR. Littlefeld has added a bay window
and piazza to his house.
Mrs. II. T.. Merton bas had : conserva-
tory built on the western aide Of her
house.
No .,.n
home ON a visit il ACCOMPANIED nv Mr..
Weston.
rha p,,ahu, - -
to.,,, -, !. r,,,a-.,' -.
~ 49,, 49, ~ - y f"'
ss
W. "a. husseii ana iamiiy are occupying
Ira or'hoie mouse TINS season. MI. nus
sen was iorHer principal OF the academy.
Norman Mayo has been chosen captain
OF the University of Maine baseball team.
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DEER ISLE.

Frank Marshall is at home for a few
days.
Miss Lena Eaton has large juvenile
class in dancing.
Mrs. Hattie Small, who has been visit
ing relatives at Atlantic, returned home
Saturday. y
Quite q party of candidates will be
taken into the Eastern Star next We'd
nesday evening.
A special town meeting was called Sat-
urday to see il the town would rescind the
vote whereby it joined with other towns
to hire superintendent OF schools. There
seemed to be large majority in favor of
continuing the present arrangement.
June 10. REX.
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NOTICE OF FoREcLosURE.

WHEREAs Sarah A. Burns. OF Trenton.
w Hancock county, Maine, by her mort
gage deed, dsted the eighth day Of March, q. d.
1906. and recorded in the registry OF deeds for
Hancock county. Maine. in vol. 400. page 81.
conveyed to me, the undersigned, certain
lot or parcel of land situated in said Trenton.
and being formerly the homestead Of Allen
II. Mcfarland, and bounded and described as
follows:
Bounded on the north by land of John E.
Green and William Z. Matthews; bounded on
the west by land Of e. 8. Haynes; bounded on
the east by land OF the heirs OF Amariah Nc
Farland, and on the south by the town road
leading from the county road to Oak Point.
and containing six acres, more or less, to-
gether with all the buildings thereon.
Reing the same premises this day March 8.
1906) conveyed to me Sarah A. Burns) by Ed
ward A. Hopkins by his deed to which refer
ence is made; and whereas, the condition OF
said mortgage has been broken, and now
remains broken and unperformed, now there
fore. by reason OF the breach Of the condition
thereof, l claim foreclosure Of said mortgage
and hereby give this notice.
Ellsworth, Maine, May 81, 1907.
EDWARD A. HOPKINS.
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HARBORsIDE.

w. S. Counce is working at Dark Har-
Dor.
Msnford Gray is having his logs sawed
at Penobscot.
Ray Gray is at home from Boston for
a two-w weeks vacation.
Mrs. s. d. Gray visited her sister, Mrs.
Redman, in Belfast, last week.
Fernald Howard came home Thursday,
having been trip to New York.
Mrs. Ephraim Dyer is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Dyer, at Dark Har-
Dor.
Capt. Leslie Blake is in the hospital at
Georgetown, $. c., with typhoid fever in a
mild form.
June 8. G..
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

Mrs. Cora Hanscom is quite ill.
Dallas 8. Carter has gone to the Maine
general hospital for treatment.
Eugene Clapp and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of daughter
June
George Cooper, who has been stage
driver for q year, has gone to Boston.
where he has employment. Herbert Hoop
err, OF Sargentville, has taken Mr.. Cooper
place as driver.
lime 10. RAE.
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sEDGwICK.

~. Allen was at home Sunday.
ans. Alice Candage is working for c. N.
Rhodes.
~. Allen lost good horse Saturday
night.
New York.
george Severance, OF Orrington, was in
''wn Friday.
u Arthur Dority visited relatives in Bar
aarbor last week.
little daughter came to the home OF E.
8 clapp last week.
Afs 8. H. Bartlett, Of Boston, is at her
40ne here for the season.
- Mabel Candage 10 at home after
issuing the winter in Revere.
!, ~ Dana Staples, who has been living
: ~ Gain tenement, has moved to the
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THE subscriber, Arthur L. Higgins, of
i Boston, Massachusetts,, hereby gives no.
tice that he has been duly appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Mary A. Higgins, late
Of Ellsworth. in the county Of Hancock. de-
ceased. and given bonds as the law directs,
and that he has appointed Rodney W. Hig-
gins, Of Ellsworth, Maine. his agent in the
State o: Maine, as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the
estate Of said deceased are desired to pre-
sent the same for settlement, and all in
debteo thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
June 4, 1907. ARTHUR L. HIGGINS.
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Gray; tableau, 1.-THE New Cook" singing,
Miss Churchill; reading, Cora Dodge;
dialogue, Will Billings and James Gibbons;
dialogue, Jessie Billings, Gertrude
Churchill, William Billings, Alvertie Gray
and Harvey Gray. Cake, ice-cream, candy
and peanuts were served.
A little daughter Of L. e. Osgood wan
dered away from the house Saturday.
As the house is surrounded by woods and
quite distance from neighbors, her alb
sence caused quite scare. The child
found her way back alone without the aid
Of q searching party.
June7. b.
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befa,ss 'op your pain free. To show you first
Pain r. you spend a penny-what my Pink
rrisl psoiets can do, will mail you free, q
tablet ekage OF them-Dr. Shoop's Headache
Period =. Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache,
,sestio., pains ETC. are due alone to blood con-
NJ HI u, hhoop'4 Headache Tablets SIM
s sss Hisssnst fass Il III TdSstss DE- DE-.
- AAeihe, Wis., sold BY q. A. PARcHER.
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Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years.
No appetite. and what did eat distressed me
terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me. -
J. II. Walker, sunbury, Ohio.-Adrt.
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SARGENTVILLE.

Mrs. P. L. Babson is visiting relatives at
Eggemoggin.
Eugene P. Jordan visited friends at
Cape Rozier last week.
The barge Edith is loading ice at the
Mountain Ice Co.'s wharf.
Fred Bennett left Monday for Boston to
Join the schooner John Proctor.
Horace Eaton, Of Cambridge, Mass,
opened his summer cottage Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Spinney, OF Little Deer
Isle, spent last week with her daughter,
Mrs. John Bennett.
June 8. SIM.
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TH.iaA MERIcAF: sa as,a 4 II Efe s;, :lss
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Don't let the baby suffer from eczema, sores
or any itching of the skin. Doan's Ointment
gives instant relief, cures quickly. Perfectly
safe for children. All druggists sell it.-Adrt.
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SAMUEL
GOMPERS
replies
ANSWERS IN DETAIL CHARGES
MADE BY CITIZENS
ALLIANCE.
(Associated Press,

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 2O.-The
American Federation of Labor rec
commended in view of the organiza-
tion of employers associations and
citizens alliances that no employer
of labor be admitted to membership
President Gompers this afternoon de-
livered the expected speech, replying
to the charges brought against him
by the manufacturers association.
Gompers answered in detail the
charges and stated that there wasn't
a scintilla of truth in anything pub
lished or which can be published by
the National Association of Manu-
facturers which in any way would
reflect on the integrity, morality or
honesty of himself He closed by de-
flying the federation's enemies to do
their worst.
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GAMBLERS Pile
IS The STAKE

CHICAGO, Nov. 20. The antici-
pated fight for the immense fortune
left by Mike Macdonald, the former
gambling king and political boss of
this city, was begun today when a
hearing was had on an application
for an injunction preventing the es-
tate from paying Mrs. Dora McDon-
aid, the widow, her dover rights in
the estate pending settlement. The
application was made by Mrs. Mary
Mcdonald, a former wife of the noted
gambler. In her application she de-
clares herself the rightful wife Of
Mcdonald, and alleges that she was
the victim of fraudulent divorce,
denying that she fled to France with
a priest, which was the ground upon
which Mcdonald obtained his divorce
from her. Not the least interesting
phase of the case is the fact that
Mrs. Dora Mcdonald, the defendant
in the Injunction proceedings, is soon
to be placed on trial for the alleged
murder of Webster Guerin, an artist,
with whom she is said to have been
infatuated.
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LAUNCH BOOM
FOR La fOLETTE
(By Associated Press. }

ST. PAUL. Nov. 2G-Tne presi-
dental boom Of Senator Robert NJ.
La Toilette of Wisconsin received its
Minnesota launching tonight at a
banquet given at the Commercial
club of this city under the auspices
of the Minnesota shippers and re-
ceivers' association. Among the
prominent Minnesota republicans
present were United States Senator
Moses s. Clapp and Lieutenant Gov
-ernor A. e. Eberhard. Governor
Cummins of Iowa had been invited,
but was unable to be present. Con-
gressman Frank M. Nye of Mime
apolis sent his regrets.
Senator La Toilette was unable to
be present, but Wisconsin was repre-
sented by Irvine L. Lenroot and j. A..
Frear, secretary of state, two of the
senator's political lieutenants. At
the conclusion of the banquet COM
mittees were selected to push the La
Toilette movement in St. Paul and
Minneapolis.