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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11

New York. Oct 1.-THE mystery sur
rounding the disappearance more than a
week ago OF Helen Maloney, daughter OF
Martin Maloney, the Philadelphia mill
lionaire, was given a highly sensational
turn today.
At the time Miss Maloney disappeared
Samuel Clarkson, young Englishman.
who had paid her attention, also dropped
out of sight and II was generally believ-
ed that the couple had eloped and been
married. Last night came the news from
Montreal that the missing pair had been
married by a Catholic priest in that city
and then had returned to New York and
sailed for Europe.
Now comes the publication here today
OF an unqualified statement from Arthur
Herbert Osborn. young broker OF this
city, that he and Miss Maloney were
married on Dec. 2s, 1906, and that the mar
riage never has been annulled. Osborn
declares that records In the notary's Of
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11

In The district court this morning Bes-
sic Ford was sentenced TO six months at
the state workhouSo for being a common
night walker and appealed.
Nellie Davis. after pleading guilty to
being a common night walker. vus
placed oil probation.
Nellie Smith. pleading guilty to being
a common railei and brawler. and TO
annoying sick people I'm the same house.
was placed on probation on condition
that she leave the neighborhood.
Herbert G. Hawkins pleaded not guilty
to stealing a bag and contents, valued at
80 cents. from tho New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad. and was held
for trial or Tuesday.
Jessie Robinson. 80 years old. said to be
an incorrlgible. was sentenced to one
year at the state workhouse for being a.
common drunkard.
Charles D. Reynolds and James Nc
Mahon were each lined so and costs for
cruelty TO their horses.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
ONE MAN KILLED
AND ATE EIGHT
HUMAN BEINGS
Woman Stays and Eats Her Two Children In North
eastern Characterization Openly Practiced
Among Indians and Half-Breeds.

Chicago. Oct. ia special dispatch to
the Record Herald from Winnipeg. Mani
toba, says:
Tales of cannibalism and famine
among the natives of Northeastern Can
ada. between the eastern shore of James
bay and Labrador. are brought back by
]. A. Osborne, editor of the Fort Francis
Times, who has completed trip OF ex-
ploration in that country.
while at Moose Factory the explorer
met a young man who fed thither In ter
ror of his uncle who is said TO have
killen and eaten eight human beings
There too. he saw woman who last
winter killed and ate her two children, so
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
TWO CHANGES
AMONG REFORM
ASSEMBLY LYMEN
Reps. Hayward and Myers Will Re ire and Energetic
Young Democrats are to Succeed Them-Wm r.
Carroll Esq, Favored in Fifth Ward.

Hayward OF the Fifth ward has decided
not to run again, desiring to 60 West.
There are about Ave men In the ward
whose names have been considered for
the nomination. These include Robert
Grieve. who was Gov. Garvin's executive
secretary; Ralph Hayward, who ran in
1904 and was defeated; Edward G. Carr,
an attorney. and William f. Carroll. also
an attorney. Mr.. Carroll appears to have
the inside call. being Favored by the ward
organization. II is stated.
Continued on Page Two)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
BARGAIN WAIST SALE

An extraordinary sale OF women's
waists at about half-price will take place
tomorrow at OGorman's. The sale con-
sists OF manufacturers entire stock OF
extra good quality. including sample
waists at N.4e. All-Over lace waists at
81. ss. black silk waists at A.ss. new style
waists at $1.ss and others OF excellent
quality at b5 cents. 90 cents and 81 y.
Those who are hooking for bargains for
present or future use an exceptional op-
portunity to supply your wants. Other
sales pale into insignincance In oompari-
son with these wonderful bargains. AZ Of
fered by the management OF this depart-
ment Of the Big Store. The public are
cordially invited to cali and examine
goods and priceA
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11

great was the famine. This lack OF food
primarily was brought about by the fact
that the woods seemed almost entirely
without the usual number OF deer and
rabbits, upon which animals the natives
ordinarily subsist These occurrences
did not seem TO cause any stir In that re-
gion. Mr.. Osborne has come to the con-
clusion that cannibalism 10 practiced
openly on many occasions among the Iu-
dians and half-breeds
"One village on Main river was wiped
off the map because OF the great snowfall
last winter. Having no provisions stored
up and with streams covered solid with
Ice, the Indians starved to DEATH"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
TOOK 1000 PHOTOS
OF PLANET MARS

Panama, Oct n.-Prof. David Todd,
who spent four months in Chill with the
expedition sent from the United States to
observe Mars, has arrived here on his
way home. During the observations more
than 1000 photographs were taken. inclu-
ing % of the double canals on Mars.
In commenting on his observations.
Prof Todd said: "It Is reasonably certain
that Mars has been inhabited In the past.
and 1t is reasonably certain that il is
inhabited now"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11

The Democratic assembly convention
will be held this evening in the Fountain
street court room as 1t was last year to
name reform candidates for the general
assembly. who will support Col r. II. l..
Goddard for United States senator.
John p Beagan, who presided over the
city convention last year. will be chair
man. The same ticket will be nominated
with the exception of Timothy J. Myers
OF the Seventh ward, who will be replaced
by William Doyle
1t is understood also that Mr.. Richard
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
FOUR BAY STATE WOMEN
IN GOLF FINALS

Chicago. oct. 11.-Four Massachusetts
young women teed on at Midlothian
Country club this morning In the semi
finals for the women's national golf
championship The fact that the last hope
OF the western women OF securing the
honor was blighted by the elimination
yesterday OF Miss Sallie Ainslie, did not
lessen interest in the contest
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
THIRD TIME EMBEZZLER
HELD FOR GRAND JURY

Harriet w. Langdon. 3e years old. In the
district court this morning pleaded gull
~ to embezzllng $500 from the jewelry
house OF the s. Il. champlin company
and was held for tho grand jury In $3.50
surety.
she was bookkeeper for the firm. and
Chief Inspector Horton said that she has
embezzied from two other firms In the
city $500, but was not prosecuted as some
kind OF a settlement was made.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
BOILER HELPER HURT
BY FALL IN PIT

James lockwood OF Ashton, a boiler
helper at the Charles street roundhousc
OF the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, fell into q repair Mt at 40
this morning and received a cut on the
mouth and a shaking up. He was taken
to the Rhode Island hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
HAYTIANS FACE
CONSPIRATORS' DEATH

Kingston, Jamaica, Oct 11.-Mall ad-
vices from Hayti state that 1e men were
sentenced 10 death there for consplring
10 overthrow the government OF the re-
public.
The country Is reported quiet but many
persons fear n revolution soon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11

change TO warmer
over the Ohio val
ley and the North
A { ] a n ii C states.
The area OF high
pressure over the
west has increased
In strength and is
now central over
Dakota. IL Is caus-
ing fair weather
over the west and
much colder wea-
ther over the north
west. where the
temperatures are
n o W below n q
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
To Aid Colonization

81. Petersburg, Oct. 1.-THE council of
ministers today appropriated $500. 600 for
colonization purposes In Siberia.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
ovERCOAT WEATHER

II you want a well made and perfect
hitting garment made to your order
now lis the time to secure IL at the
lowest prices. We have a full line Of
coatings.
THOs. n. DAY,
2S6 Westminster Street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11

freezing point. Fair and warmer weather
In indicated for Providence and vicinity
Tonight and fair weather Saturday.
NJ T.. BLYsTONE.
Local Forecaster.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-11
WEATHER NOTES

The disturbance over the Lake region Is
slowly moving eastward. II Is still caus-'
ing rain at Scattered points in the Lake
region, and has caused a considerable
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-15
THIRD ATTORNEY
TO PLAY 4 PART
As Brunswick Lawyers Argued Firf
Case and Won Fsirt Case In I'D
Now Also Loses First Case IA

And still Brunswick attorneys are
figuring In the new appelIgate court
as the following Interesting card a..
notes:
Editor News Permit me TO cali
your attention to an omission IN ref
efence to the appellate court and the
Brunswick lawyers My friend MT
Isaac appeared before the body and
ably argued the first case. for which
he received complete and timely re6
erences in tn public press. Ny friend
Mr.. Krauss went one better, ably ar.
gued and won the first case before
the court FOR which he received more
complete and longer reference.
The matter is that some lawyers
lost before the court and you have
failed % give our bar the Distinct
ion we are due. of having the first
lawyer in Georgia to lose case be-
fore tne court OF appeals That dis,
tinction IS mine lost and You nave
made a discrimination against me and
against our sawn and not having The
trinity Of counS l-hrst, the one who
FIRST went. seed Id. The one who first
won and thigk the one who hra
lost
ask thaH you kindly allow me
some Of sir valuable space 10 men
ton this as want to see US all Ia
at the finish,
Very truly yours,
Ernest Dart
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JOHN d, ROUNTOS.
arunawIek,s canay sters.

srunswlek's Candy Store.
Don't huy burnt sugar and imagine
you are getting pure chocolate. Sucn
substitutes are injurious 70 health.
For pure chocolate and AL other caa
dies call on me.
a fresh supply received every weeg
fasmr. Menier the famous chocolate
Either In bulk or IN beautifm
Dd half pound boxes.
FRUITS, CIGARS AND Toi
EAccOEs, ETc,
cANpY MADE FFlN
DAILY. ~
"A ANYsasils sFess /
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Motiee.

a meeting Of the dIfeetors Of me
Bran wick Seamens Friend Society
win be held this evening IN the par.
Tor Of the chaplain's quarters. com
mencing at o'clock A fun attend
ance is expected
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LOST Sunday night on Union street
or near Hanover park, M embroidered
linen belt Return to News ofIice and
receive reward
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The balance Of the stock o; No. 3f3
ewca ile street will be sold today at
~ M Pocket knives, 1000 boxes
oap pictures, guitars, banjos. Man
collins sewing machines folding bed,
= table, chairs. stools and other arti,
oles.
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We can III everyone. ,fom Cindet
Ella 70 the (iiant Paejsebs
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- - - II
TATE or GEORGIA

7TATE OF GEORGIA.
GIYNN COUNTY.
Mrs SenteHe PaGora Blacterhy s
esident OF said state and c0uat
aviug duly applied to be appolate
Guardian Of the person ana proHer
IF Ivay Pafford a minor under faa
cen Gears Of age q resident Of sai
eonnty notice Is hereby given that
1llcation viii be passed on III the nes
ERIN of the court Of ordinary a.
atd county 70 be held on the fr
londay in February 1897 Nune
ny hand and official signature tn
January s 1907
Horace Dart
Ordinary Glynn Comfy Ge9r la
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on clothbng Of al kipHs @lg
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A coia Is much more easily cure
Vhon tie bowels are open kennedy q
laxative Honey and Tar opens tn
aowels and drives the cole ont OF the
svstem IN young OF old SOLD by at
druggists.
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II There lis any style N q shoe y0a
have seen in book, lonk over eUr
stock and you Wil be 8rstsy Dae
lind q PeeFsOnE
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Rheun.a 1sa,.
Is quickly relieved a-id promptly cure
w DR. Drummoad Lightenins
Remedies. The internal remedy IS
pleasant to take. acts immediately
and Is fer rheumatism only In all 1t
torturing forms. The external prs
paratiop restores stir joints, drawn
cords and hardened muscles
your druggist has net taese remedies
in stock, do MOI take anything else
Send Sc TO the Drummoud Mediein
Co. New York and the full treatmer
of two large bottles Will be sent
your express address. Agents wantei
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Our -FOUR DOLLAR SHOES FOE
HOMEN ABE BEAUTIES Sc
Them Ar FEERSoNS.
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polt miss buyiag seme Of the
eF0qseFF snd sscne eeeidaS ware re
aFs seiling A. cost, ColsoH HsraTsYe
60.
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WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE o.
'csto0t sboEN At low pRtcEs
1FF oeNA
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Ordinary Glynn County GeorsI
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13
High School Notes.

The Senior class are glad to welcome
their two new members. Miss Veta
Adams and Mr.. John Hazlett. making
twenty-three in the Senior class.
Miss Beardsley's English classes are
having biographical essays of the au-
thors now. Some are very interesting,
showing excellent choice of words and
a great deal of thought in preparation.
The first and second years of the
High School have Literary and De-
batting society. An interesting musical
program was rendered Tuesday, the
third of December, showing a great
deal of musical and literary talent
One of the pupils gave the critics re-
port, and Prof. Condit made a few
encouraging remarks, quoting from
Shakespeare in regard to the music.
For the month of November. two
hundred and seventy-eight books from
the Delta School Library, were read.
of these, two hundred and twenty one
were fiction; twenty-six were Histories;
FIVE Biographies; four Poems; eleven
books on Travel and Adventure; four
Mythologies and seven Biographies.
These do not include the books used by
the -four English classes of the High
School for supplementary reading.
Considerable interest is beng shown
by the Juniors and Seniors in their
Senate. This is new idea in Delta
High School and the pupils seem willing
to attack the work in the right spirit,
and get the benefit OF the Parliament
ary Drill. The president has a hard
position, which he holds with dignity.
"A session was held on Monday after
noon, to consider the complaint of Sem
ator Harding against Senator Williams,
on the grounds that she had obtained
her position by fraud. Nothing was
decided. neither side having a chance
to make their plea; the whole session
was spent in heated arguments as to
the legality of the committees ap
pointed. precedence of motions, points
of information as to the previous
question, etc.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13
Read Happenings.

Joda Thompson is still very sick with
typhoid fever.
Several car loads of cattle passed
Read this week. They were loaded at
Austin.
John Dayhuff and Frank Doyle ex-
pect to grub out some land for Mr..
Seeley this winter.
Mr.. falkland, who recently purchased
part of the Frank Leemaster ranch ,
moved his family to their new home
last week.
Mr.. Leck and family have moved to
their homestead about two miles south
east of Read. Peach Valley is fast
settling up.
John Walker has rented his farm to
Rudolph and Gillett for three years.
Mr.. Walker and family will move to
Delta to live.
The county superintendent was visit
ing our school this week. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. w. II, Stewart of
Ironton. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13

Charles Thomp. on has taken the con-
tract and commenced to car the beets
at the Sanders switch this week. There
is about GOO tons to load.
T. j. Sullivan is digging cistern this
week. 1t is the opinion of the writer
that if the people would all do likewise.
there would be less typhoid fever IN the
valley.
Mrs. Frank Leemas ter went to Delta
Tuesday and had an operation performed
by Doctors Sheldon and Hick. She
stood the operation all right and at
last accounts was resting quietly.
E. c. Harrison has sold his store and
goods to P. Davis of Montrose. Mr..
Davis will take possession about De
cember goth. There is petition being
circulated that Mr.. Davis be appointed
postmaster at Read.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13
Red Mountain IteM.s.

VIM. Hiltman has been working for
several days for Fred Wetterick.
Considerable snow fell Friday night
of last week, but by Monday there was
very little left
c. G. States is completing fine eel
lar which will make quite an improve
ment to his ranch.
Judson Baker, who has been working
in the beets for Mr.. Orr, near Delta.
returned home last week.
Orlan Kich has contracted to drive
an entry at the Red Mountain mine and
will commence work at once
Cheste, Bond has engaged to work
for Smith & Wolbert in the mine and
has moved into Mr.. Hiltman's 5 house.
Mr.. Sewers, who has charge of the
Red Mountain mine, reports that nine
teams were compelled to go away last
week without coal. This looks as
though more help was needed.
Monday afternoon as VIM. Hiltman
was riding his horse from Mr.. Dero-
zier's, the horse stumbled. throwing
the rider on his shoulder and falling on
him. A rather painful shaking up was
the most serious result.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13
The Delta attorneys met Wednesday

The Delta attorneys met Wednesday
to make preparatory arrangements for
the meeting of the Seventh Judicial
District Bar Association to be held
here december 28th. The following
committees were appointed: On enter
tainment-M Millard Fairlamb, A. r. King,
J. B. Boyd, M. d. Vincent. A. E.
Amsbary. On Porter Plumb,
F. N. Dickerson, H. ]. Baird. On
Programme. r. Welch, Geo. Stephan.
The afternoon session will be held at
the Court House. The banquet will be
given at the Delta House. Program
next week.
Eastern people continue to come to
Delta, and, by the way, it is a good
time for them to come-particularly if
they want to invest to advantage. OF
course things do not look so nice as in
summer time, when crops and fruits
are growing, but our winters are not SO
rigorous but the country can be fairly
Viewed. and, at this special period bar
gains can perhaps be obtained in farm
lands that could not be touched next
summer. Those acquainted with land
values in our valleys will not be slow
to appreciate such condition and it
can be taken advantage of as entirely
in the buyers favor.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13
Austin Briefs.

Mr.. Nelson started for Glenwood.
Iowa, Monday
Frank Rist and family are again res
idents of Austin
BoRN-to Mrs. and Mr.. A. Bruner. a
baby girl, Dec. 9th.
Mrs. Earnest Rist brought Grandma
Rist home Monday.
Lew Narrow moved onto the John
Watts place in Austin last week.
Mr.. Simmons Sr., and daughter re-
turned from Green River, Utah, Friday.
10 Several of the orchsrdists out this
way are pruning, or were until the
storm.
Mr.. E r. Coffey is hauling the ma
terial for the erection of a new con.
crete house.
The stork has visited these parts
again, this time coming to the home of
Earl Stearns with pound boy.
John Kettle is getting the lumber on
the ground for a new house which he
will build near the south east corner of
his place
A. J. Monroe and family, from Coun-
Gil Grove, Kan, niece of Mr. Fuller. and
husband, are visiting with the Fuller
family.
The Allen Bros. have finished the
digging of the cistern on the Hinman
place. The cistern when complete will
hold IS barrels.
DR.. Fairfield and son were out this
way Sunday with friend from Denver,
whom we understand was very much
pleased with the country and may con-
clude to invest.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13
Delta County to Have Soil Survey.
UNITED STATES SENATE,

UNITED STATES SENATE,
Dec. 4, 1907.
To w. P. DALE, Delta, Colo.
Following my request that survey
be made of portion of Delta County,
| am in receipt of the following letter
from the Chief of the Bureau of Soils:
"HoN. SIMON GUGGENHEIM-SIR
| wish to acknowledge receipt of
your letter enclosing petition from
large number of Delta County. Colo
RADIO land owners for soil survey of
portion of the county. This petition
will be filed and given attention as soon
as possible. In view of the large num-
Der of requests for soil surveys already
on hand it is somewhat indefinite as to
the exact time at which this survey can
be made, but | assure you that it will
receive attention just as soon as it can
be arranged.
Respectfully.
MILTON WHITNEY,
Chief of Bureau.
when opportunity presents / ~,u
again take up the subject with the hope
of having it expedited.
Very Truly Yours,
S. GUGGENHEfM.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13

and an enthusiastic Sunday school
worker. The funeral was set for We'd
nesday morning but has been postponed
to o'clock on Thursday until the ar
rival of Mr.. and Mrs. Burson, uncle
and aunt of Cyrus, who come from
Fruita. Mr.. Raber was in Fruita at
the time of the accident but reached
home Tuesday night. 1t is expected
that there will be services at the home
first followed by services at the Cedar
edge hall Rev. George will be in
charge. School will not be in session
during the hours of the funeral service.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13
Cory Items.

Miss Neither is visiting this week &C
the Seely home.
Grandma Coffee has gone to Grand
Junction to visit her daughter.
Mr.. Beasley has been enjoying visit
with his brother from Paonia for the
last few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Crosby. from Stuart.
Iowa were visiting the Dixon home the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bruner are en-
joying visit with new son who ar
rived on earth this week.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13
Editors Daughter Married.

Ethel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Anderson. was united in marriage
Sunday evening. December 9Th, to Mr..
J. E. Dollison, in Fairplay, Colorado,
Rev. Titmarsh of the Methodist Episco-
pal church officiating. Mr.. Dollison is
a graduate of the Colorado School of
Mines at Golden and has been for sew
eral years assayer and chemist at his
own laboratory in Alma. Ethel was
youngest Of the two daughters of the
editor Of this paper. The happy couple
have received the congratulations of a
host Of friends in Park county and over
the state.
The wedding took place at the resi-
dence of the brides sister IN Fsirplay,
Mrs. A. v. Holiday. There were pretty
floral decorations and after the cere-
mony a dainty dinner was served. The
wedding was a quiet one, just a few
friends and relatives being present.
You are not being handed q lemon
when you buy your watches and jewelry
from US. r. c. HELr. the Jeweler.
The Delta independent., 1907-12-13

Mrs. Lyle, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Clifford attended the social of the Ladies
AID at Eckert last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Darcy has decided to make his
home in Oklahoma with his wife's peo-
pie. He is to have sale the 18th of
this month.
Robert Cunningham and bride arrived
home Monday evening from Texas.
They will remain a short time on the
Gibbs ranch and then move to Mr..
Cunningham land which he is homo
steading near Rear. The young people
gathered Monday evening and gave
them a right royal welcome