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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-18

The program for the biennial re-
union of the Kenosha High School
Association has not as yet been made
up, but it is Iexpected that the COM
mittee will have meeting within the
next few days and start the prelimin-
airy work.
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GREAT POND.
DAVIS.

School will commence April Is.
Fred Williams returned Wednesday
from Wesley, where he was employed by
Lee Archer during the winter.
Mrs. John Gregg, who has had the care
Of little Winifred Haynes, has returned
to her home in Amherst. Mrs. Abbie
Rowe takes her place.
Mrs. Matthew Laughlin entertained the
sewing circle Thursday. Her son Donald
celebrated his eighth birthday by inviting
his little friends. They had merry time
MRS. Clarence williams has gone to
Somerville, Mass, where her husband is
employed for the summer. Her mother,
Mrs. George Clarry, accompanied her, and
will spend the summer with her children
there and in Lowell.
One by one the old familiar faces are
passing away, and we miss them. We
learn this morning of the death Of Henry
Rowe, one Of the oldest Of Aurora's re-
spected citizens, young, old man. We
extend sympathy to the family.
April Z. E.
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GOULDsBORO.

Mrs. J. D. Guptill is i'll.
George Dorr, who has been i'll some time,
is improving.
Saving commenced in Frank Guptul'a
stave mill to-day.
Mrs. Jemima Tracy is confined to the
house with sciatic rheumatism.
Myrtle Young has gone to Bar Harbor,
where she will be employed this summer.
Mrs. Willie Guptill is in Bangor assist
ing in the care Of her nephew, Lhlwood
Fernald, who is i'll.
Miss Addie Guptill, . student at Coburn
classical institute, who has been spending
the Easter vacation at home, returned to
Waterville to-day.
Some person, supposed to be William
Steadman, the escaped prisoner, broke
into Ira Shaw's store here Tuesday night.
The thief took some canned beef, oranges
and crackers, shoes and hose, Q watch,
knife and number of other articles. The
thief entered the store BY breaking out .
back window.
April s. JEN.
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TRENTON.

Charles Quinn bought horse in Bango,
last Saturday.
School will begin in district No. 6
April Is taught by Mr.. Hodgkins.
Mrs. N. Jane Mosley has been ill for the
past week with croupous pneumonia.
Mrs. Bartlett, of Ellsworth, spent a few
days last week with her mother, Mrs.
Hamilton.
Miss Florence Frazier, OF Ellsworth,
spent few days with her grandmother
Mrs. D. B. Hamilton, last week.
Mrs. Arthur Barton, OF Bangor, who has
been spending few days with Mrs. Sar-
gent Billings, returned home Monday.
The cottage meeting was postponed until
next Friday evening on account of stormy
weather. It will be held at D. B. Hamil-
toms.
E. T. Leland and wife entertained few
friends last Tuesday evening. Those pres
emit were William Hopkins and wife, Le-
land and Allen Hopkins, Misses Barbara
L. and Blanche A. Hopkins, Harry Davis
and Willard Albee.
AprilS. MAY.
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OAK POINT.

Mrs. Bray is boarding with Mrs. F. E
Gray for Q few weeks.
E. Whitmore, Of Bar Harbor, was at ]
H. Burr's Sunday.
Charles Sargent has gone to Lawrence
Mass, to work at stone cutting.
Mrs. Jane r. Murcb, who has been seri-
ously i'll with grip, is convalescent.
Mrs. J. H. Burr, who has been very i'll
during the winter, rode out Sunday.
George J. Alley has employment with
Melvin Marshall through the spring.
Harry c. Alley is mate on the schooner
Lulu w. Eppes with Capt. Ernest Ray.
Mrs. E. L. Alley is employed with Mrs.
John Remick at the mill boarding bouse.
O.w. Young, who has been confined to
his house most of the winter, is out
again.
A. H. Grindle and Stephen Kingsley
OF Bar Harbor, were here last week on
business.
Capt. Palmer Seavey, John Dolliver. and
F. l.. Murch have moved their vessels from
their moorings.
Mrs. George Foss, of Hancock, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Warren
G. Haynes, returned home last week.
April 8. PLUTARCH.
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HANCOCK POINT.

May Young has gone to Southwest Har-
Dor to teach.
H. Whiting Ball, of Bowdoin college,
has been at home for the Easter recess.
A. L. Young has been drawn On the jury
for the April term Of court at Ellsworth.
Adah FsrEsworth, Of Sullivan, is spend
ing few days with her aunt, Mrs. w. H.
Phillips.
The two children who have been stop
ping at A. M. Carter's the past year have
gone to Bar Harbor to spend the summer
with their aunt, Myra Thompson.
April s. E.
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MARIAYILLE.

George Frost, his son Ora and little
daughter have the grip.
E. A. Carter is in town to see his son
Hollis, who is critically i'll.
Laura Frost has returned to Waterville
to attend school. She has been here ON
her vacation to visit her mother, Mrs. Ma
tilda Frost.
DIR. c. c. Morrison has been in town for
q few days. He has spent the winter in
Andover, Mass, with his family, but will
return to Bar Harbor soon.
Mrs. Samuel Frost, whose death on
March 20 has previously been reported
in this paper, will be greatly missed in
the church, as well as in her home circle.
Sympathy is extended to the bereayed
husband and children.
April8. r
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EAST FRANKLIN.

T. NJ. Blaisdell has returned from q
business trip to New York.
Miss Angie Hardison, who has been i'll
with scarlet fever, is gaining slowly.
George Madison is suffering with abb
scesses in his head following the grip.
Freeman Sabins, OF Seal Harbor, who
has been in this vicinity looking for q
farm to buy, failed to find one to suit his
requirements.
Mrs. Freeman Kinsman is very ill with
bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. John Went
worth, Mrs. T. NJ. Scammon and T. M
Blaisdell are also on the sick list.
April 6. r.
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manned by the wrecked schooner J. r.
Whitcomb, which he commanded, until
the schooner was dismantled.
Mrs. Belle Googins, Of Sullivan, WAS
the guest Of Mrs. Lydia Hodgkins Satur-
day and Sunday.
Misses Olive Coolidge and Vera Berry
went to Winter Harbor Saturday to teach.
Miss Berry will resume her work in the
primary department, while Miss Coolidge
will teach the grammar school.
April 8. d.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Clarence Young is employed at Birch
Tree~tarm.
Edgar Springer was in Northeast Har-
Dor Thursday and Friday.
William Kellen went to Lamoine Mon
day to work for Oscar Linscott.
. Mrs. Frank Walls visited her parents
Everett Mcfarland and wife, last week
Mrs. Walls returned to Bar harbor Satur-
day.
Miss Addie INGALLS,, Of Bluehill, arrival
Saturday to teach the spring term OF
school, which opens to-day. Miss In
gals is boarding at Henry Bartlett's.
April s.
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COUNTY NEWS.
q .dr.,e, a. Css~'s Re~s. osAe. paess
BASS HARBoR.

Emery Smith has moved his family into
the Westside house.
John Dawes and wife are living In part
Of eugene SANKEY'S house.
Miss Dorothy Richards, OF Rockport,
visited friends here last week.
Miss Florence Parker, Of Manset, Wis
tied her aunt, Mrs. Andrew Parker, last
week.
Capt. A. J. Bunker will have the
schooner Rescue this year. Caspar Tan
ner will 90 with him.
Close time ON scallops In this bay be-
gins to-day. Several Of the soallop bcats
have gone to Rockland.
Misses Edna BENSON, Bernice Eaton,
Violet Cot and Frances Murphy lefe Fri
day to resume their studies ct Hebron.
CAPT. Clarence Turnsr 10 getting HE
schooner, the Marion Turner, ready for
fishing. he will start - soon - be can
get bait.
April 1. Z. 7. z.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Arthur Hall, OF Harrington, is visiting
his parents, Zemro Hall and wife.
Ralph Gerrish and vito are receiving
congrstulations on the birth Of daugh-
ter.
Genevieve Butler, who has bsen Visiting
relatives in West Franklin, returned home
Wednesday. Y
Calvin Butler, wife and young son are
gussts Of Mr.. Basasr's parents. Talbut
Butler and wife.
George Abel left Saturday for Boston,
where he expscts to have employment in
an automobile factory.
Sympathy il extended to Willis Billings,
OF franklin, in the loss Of his wife. He
has four small children.
Gleason and Seth Scammons, and Mrs.
Agnes Wentworth and daughter, Of East
franklin, were in town Wednesday to at
tend the funeral Of J. Monroe Gordon.
J. Monroe Gordon died at the home Of
his parents, Josiah H., Gordon and wife,
Monday, April I, after lingering illness
of consumption. About two years ago
he went to sanitarium in New York
state, but received little il any benefit,
He returned home and slt thgt fond and
kind parents could do was done, but Of NO
avail. Monroe's kind word and genial
manner endeared him to many. He will
not only be missed BY his parents, broth
ers and sisters, but by large circle Of
fr;onda pravcra vroro ofYcrcd At the horna
and there were services ct the church
Wednesday morning, Rev. N. r. Pearson
ofnciating. The floral offerings were very
pretty.
AprilS. NJ.
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OTIS.
Nathan Jordan is very ill.
Ferd Robbins has gone to Bar Harbor,
where he has employment.
Samuel Foster and wife have opened
their cottage here for the summer.
Leona Wilbur, Of Eastbrook, has been a
guest at Arden Yonng's the past week.
Miss Lettie I.ally and Linwood Jordan
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Jordan's
grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Jordan, OF
Waltham, Thursday.
Aaron Salisbury and wife were called to
Bangor last week by the critical illness OF
their son Joseph, Ut the hospital, with
typhoid pneumonia. Mrs. Salisbury re-
manned until his condition was changed
for the better. She returned Sunday. BY
way Of Ellsworth to visit her mother,
Mrs. Mary Jordan, who 10 convalescing
from an illness Of bronchitis.
Mrs. Philena French died at the home
OF Edward 8. LAliy, April I, ct the age Of
seventy-three years. She had been III for
some time and the short journey in her
feeble state, few dayA before her death,
from Tildsn to Otis, hastened the end. It
was By kind providence that the lonely
old lsdy's last days were in that home,
where every member Of the family did all
in their power to relieve her suffering,
Mrs. Laiiy especially mihistsring with un-
bounded tenderness, that only such .
noble and generous heart could .bestow on
. comparative stranger. The deceased
was hsrd-working woman, living life
OF unselnshness.
April 8. DAVIS.
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WEST EDEN.

School begins to-day, Miss Mabel Smith,
teacher.
Mis- Mildred Mayo went TO bar HarboR
last week to spend . few days with Miss
Lettie Paine.
Mrs. Lulu Lufvey and little daughter
Vida spent last week with her parents,
Adelbsft Gray and wife, ct Salisbury Cove.
Mr.. Oswald, the German evanGslist,
gave two interesting talks ct the evening
prayer meetings held last Tuesday and
Thnrsday.
Rev. L. Alfredo Brewster, Of Portland,
supplied the pulpit 0unday afternoon In
ret Koch. She delivered . dne Easter
sermon. There was special music BY the
choir.
April 1. NJ.
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few weeks, has returned to his work at
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Sarah l. Hodgkins came from
Ellsworth Sunday to make some visits
here among her old neighbors.
s. H. Remic.; and wife went to Ellis
worth Falls Saturday to see Mr.. Remick's
sister, Mrs. Mary Jordan, who is ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Asa Flood.
Mrs. Remick, with little daughter Ruth,
went to Clifton Tuesday to see her sister,
Mrs. George Jellison, who il i'll.
April 8. ARE.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Mrs. Stephen Smallidge is i'll with the
grip.
Smith Stanley and wife, Of Islesford,
visited relatives here Sunday.
The Southwest Harbor dramatic club
gave 9 play at the Neighborhood house
last week.
Rev. Mr.. Gilmore, Of Bar Hsrbor, con-
Quoted the Sunday morning service at St.
Mary's in exchange with Mr.. Hemenway.
A very interesting lecture was given ut
the Neighborhood house Friday evening
by Rev. DR.. Beach, Of Bangor theological
seminary, on Scotland.
April 8. NJ.
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+ BAR HARBOR.

Mrs. Caroline A. Jordan, widow OF
Benjamin 3. Jordan, died Wednesday
afternoon, at the age of seventy-seven
years. Mrs. Jordan is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Heman L. Richards and
Mrs. Lawrence Emery, both Of Bar Har-
Dor, and three sons, Alvah Jordan, Of
West Newton, Mass, Charles Jordan, Of
Bar Harbor, and Milton Jordan, of Winter
Harbor.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Chester sprague has found employment
ut Bar Harbor ct his trade Of painter, and
has moved there.
Thu Easter concert st the Methodist
church, arssngsd for April Z, has bsen
potSponed Sone week. ",
One Of the prsttiest Easter gifts received
in town was the fne little daughter that
came to gladden. the home Of Rev. o. 9.
Barnard.
The clam banks are still yielding nm
limited bushels Of shell fish to the forty
o. more diggers in this locality. Az the
men and boys get good prices, paid ON de-
livery, $50 10 mot bad average for the
winter earnings Of each clam flat laborer.
Roweaa Rebekah lodge Is getting very
busy with several important affairs on
hand. A social and dance with grapho-
phone music will be given on Thursday
night OF this week. April n the lodge
vim entertain the county convention, and
In May . fair and sale win be on the list
Of festive events.
A. T. Richardson has bean busy over the
survey OF the proposed route OF the cleo
trio railway. While all our citizens are in
favor of the new movement, very few
really want the road to be built across
their land, and there is much discussion
- to whether the route will be laid out
east or west Of the main road.
The sewing circle of the Congregational
church held . very pleasant meeting with
Mrs. Emily Freeman, March g. At the
lunch hour, the postofice assistant, Miss
Lita, came to help serve refreshments.
She brought in her pretty brown dog
Dot, and delighted the circle with an ex-
hibition of her smart tricks, one being
the bringing Of her empty water bowl, .
good-sized one, to be filled. All sym
pathized with the PASTORS wife in the loss
of her large grip, containing fully fifty
dollars worth of clothing, which, though
checked in Rockland with her trunk,
when she came from Toronto q month
ago, has not yet made its appearance at
Bass Harbor.
April 8, SPRAY.
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LAMO[NE.

Mansel Young and Lester Salisbury are
in Bangor.
Grafton Convey returned Saturday from
weeks visit at North Hancock.
Miss Lena King goes to North Lamoine
this morning to teach the spring term OF
school.
Miss Ellen Berry, who has been at
Kineo since November, returned home
last week.
Capt. Jefferson Smith and SON Clarence
arrived home Saturday. Capt. Smith re-
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FRANKLIN.

fhANALANs
Capt. Edward Dyer left for Boston last
week to rejoin his vessel.
Miss Susie Ffiselli will leave for her
home in Bangor this week.
Ex-Mayor Springer il having the entirs
FIRST floor Of his house changed.
Mrs. Julia A. Martin and daughter Misa
Elizabeth arc visiting relatives. hero.
DR.. e. c. Hooper's many friends regret
to learn Of his serious illness ct his home
in Fairfield.
Mrs. Elmer Psttingill and son Francis
will leave this week for West Sullivan,
where Mr.. Pettingill Is building new
block.
Mrs. Willis Billings was buried from
the Baptist church last Thursday, Rev.
Mr.. Lorimer oniciating. The husband
and four little children have the sympathy
OF all.
1.-THE Old District School," farce in
two scts, will be given next week at town
hall. Charles Sprague will oct - pro-
lessor. Other parts viii BE- taken BY w.
E. Bragdon, Elmer Fernald, L. r.
Springer, william Lowrie, Ivory Butler,
Leslie Swan, Charles o. Bunker, C. e.
D~elley, Fred circuit and John Biaisdell.
April 8. d.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Charles Way, OF Danforth, is visiting 8.
D. Golding.
There was 9 chopping match at Mrs.
Vic. Butlsr's Saturday.
School begins in the Union schoolhouse
April p.
Friends of Jennie Springer are glad to
hear she is improving.
Lizzie Springer visited Mrs. Ralph
Bowley in Egypt Thursday.
Pearl Stratton is employed in Sullivan
on Elmer Pettingills new store.
Stratton 4 Springer will 60 to Raccoon
Cove next week to build their herring
weirs.
Reno Springer and brother Howard Wis
tied friends in Marlboro Saturday and
Sunday
April s. NON.
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WEST TREMONr.

w. Rumill's for few days.
Capt. George w. Murphy left this week
to Join his vessel, the Levi 8. Andrews, In
Boston.
Raymond Dow and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of . son,
March "A.
Capt. Gard lawson and sons Harold
and Carl left to-day for Rockland to 60
scalloping.
Capt. George w. Lunt and Andrew Nor
ton left Tuesday for Rockland to continue
scalloping.
The sociable ct the schoolhouse Tuesday
evening was well attended. Proceeds for
. church fund, $50.
April /. THELMA.
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SPRAY.
IN MEMORIAM.

Mrs. Joanna M. Lurvey died at her
home on March 30, after four months
gradual decline, gently closing long and
useful life. Her kindred and neighbors
feel that a most estimable woman has en-
tered into the joys Of the heavenly home.
Mrs. Lurvey was born at Duck brook,
Sept. is, 1915, one OF six children. One
brother, Capt. Jacob Mayo, is the only
one left of the family circle. In early life she
married Samuel Lurvey, who died about
ten years ago. They lived a quiet, happy
life in the homestead on the hill. A son,
Seth Lurvey, adopted in infancy, has with
the aid OF his wife tenderly cared for the
declining days Of one of the best of
mothers.
Though home-loving woman, Mrs.
Lurvey was always ready to respond to
calls of distress, ministering to the sick
with tender sympathy, and performing the
hast offices to departed friends. Her
memory will be held in loving reverence
in many homes where her helpful services
were so freely given.
For more than fifty years Mrs. Lurvey
had been faithful consistent member Of
the Methodist church, showing forth in
her daily life the last commandment OF
the master, ssThat ye love one another"
Her fund of anecdotes and appreciation
of wit and humor made her Q pleasant
companion to both old and young, and q
visit to ''Aunt Joan" was source Of de-
light, A bouquet OF flowers from hsr pref
ty garden or from her fine collection Of
house plants was her expression OF pleas
ure for friendly calls.
The funeral services were held at the
home Monday, April I. A heavy snow
storm prevented many old friends and
neighbors from paying their last tribute
of respect by attending the service. Rev.
o. @. Bernard ofiiciated. The interment
was at Hillside cemetery.
April 8. J. M. M.
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SWANS ISLAND.


Joseph Humphrey and wife were in
Portland last week.
Mrs. M. J. Stinson is visiting in Rock
land for a few weeks.
Mrs. Harvey Tinker, of Manset, is
spending few days here.
Mrs. Howard Lowell and son are spend
ing a few weeks with relatives and friends
here.
The machinery for the mill ON Mar
shall's island is expected soon. A crew is
in the woods there now.
The house boat Minerva was successfully
launched by the Maine Motor Boat Co.
last week and will be taken to Boston by
Capt. Charles Calkins ana Maynard
Herrick.
April8. SPEC.
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SALISBURY COVE.

OFuneral services Of Andrew J. Mills,
who died Friday at the age Of seventy
seven years, were held Sunday afternoon.
The services were conducted by Rev. An
gus NJ. Macdonald, and were attended by
about forty members Of Bar Harbor lodge,
F. and A. NJ, of which the deceased was q
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WEST GoULDsBoRo.

Miss viola Peabody, Of Cores, is with
Mrs.. E. 8. Shaw.
Miss Florence Lowe, Of Unionville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy Sargent.
There was . supper at Merritt's hall
April for the library fund. Proceeds.
over ~.
April 8. l..
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EDEN.

Mrs. David H. Paine died Tuesday,
April 2, at her home in the Emery district,
in the seventy-eighth year Of her age. Be-
sides her husband she leaves two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. E. H. Gray and Mrs. Adelbert
Gray, and two sons, Charles H. Paine and
Norman Paine.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Miss Addie Ingalls,, Of Bluehill, visited
her sister, Mrs. Willard Kittredge, over
Sunday.
School begins this morning in this pre-
cinct to be taught by Miss Lena King, Of
this town.
April8 Y.
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MARLBORO.

Flora Stratton, OF Hancock, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ransom Hodgkins.
Miss Audrey Hodgkins and Miss Katie
Mcintyre are visiting in Bar Harbor.
Good Win circle had sociable at
George Tresdweu's last Wednesday night.
Homer Wilbur has gone to Mt. Desert
Ferry 10 work for L. 8. Jordan on his
Weir
samuel Wiley has moved from the
Closson house to the Anson Hodgkins
house.
Oscar Ford, who has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. George Treadwell, the past
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member. Mr.. Mills wss born at Fr...
y. H, but practically al his lie had spho oa,
sPens n tne town OF Eden. He i -.
vived 0y widow, one dauehte, ~ suf'
Henry Trott, and one son, Wsilssa Nh.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Maynard Herrick, Of Boston, il v;,,.,-
ct Capt. HeFrick's. - VISITING
John Kent and Ora Bridges h.v.
to Friendship after their gasoline -. sons
Capt Seth Grsenlaw has zone - -
York to Join his yacht. His wife s New
panied him TO Deer Isle. sccom-
Ar.n :. SPsc
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-09
CAN'T BLUFF THE AMERICANS
CAPT. FULLAM REFUSES TO 0iva
UP THE HoNDuRAN POLICE
MEN.

Puerto Cortez, May THE takino
OF testimony In the matter Of the bru-
tai assault on the fruit inspector Of
the Thacker Bros. company. Davis, BY
soldiers Of Nicaragua and Honduras
police was placed in the hands OF
Capt. Winterhalter and Acting Consul
Greeley. They are making the exam
ination very thorough.
Commandant Manuel Ito Bonilla OF
San Pedro and DR.. Mitchell, American
consul at San Pedro, came to Puerto
Cortez on q special train with com.
munication from the provisional presi.
dent, Gen. Miguel r. Davila, to confer
with Capt. Fullam of the Marietta and
to demand the surrender 10 the au-
thorities Of Honduras of the policemen
now in irons on the war vessel.
The mission was q failure, as 1t de-
veloped that no courts have been in
existence in this department for more
than thirty days.
Capt. Fullam and the consul having
undertaken the investigation, and the
condition Of Davis being serious. Capt.
Fullam refused to surrender the pris-
OnerS.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-05-09

Prince Edward Of Wales, son of the
prince Of Wales, has Joined the royal
naval college at Osborne as a cadet.
He will occupy bunk in the college
dormitory and will be restricted to the
26 cents weekly pocket money allowed
by the regulations.
An enterprising shopper Of Vienna,
who found two hands insufficient for
shopping in wet weather, has invented
a light steel frame to be attached to
the upper part of the body to support
an umbrella. He claims it to be a
complete success. 1t leaves both arms
tree.