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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-19
BAR HARBOR.

At the opening of the building OF music
and Arts Nine. Emma Eames will be the
soloist. A series of six concerts will be
given, beginning with the Eames concert,
July 10. The other concerts are July rs,
Petschi Koff and Marguerite Hall; Aug.
3, de Bachman, Chopin recital; Aug. 8,
Barrere Quintet and Mrs. Francis Well
man; Aug. II, Campanari; Aug. %, Bar
Rarbor choral society.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Seldom Mardin and son, of Veazie,
are visiting Mrs. Ona Ford.
Miss Myra Springer is at home from
Castine, where she has been attending
school.
Chester Lounder, ]. d. Springer and
Harvard Gatcomb have gone to Mt. Desert
Ferry, where they will be employed this
summer.
June IT. Non.
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thing. The charm was presented to Mr..
Wooster by Hon. I. X. Stetson, OF Bangor,
who purchased it in Paris while on his
recent visit to Europe.
June II. W.
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NORTH LAMOINE

Mrs. w. s. Archer has been in Amherst
the past week visiting relatives.
Roy Smith has been at home from
franklin the past week to attend to some
farming.
Miss Eva Mcfarland, of Bar Harbor,
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Brown.
June II. Y,
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A Fortunate Texan,

Mr.. f. w. Goodloe, OF 1U7 ST. Io,;. q.
Dallas, Tex, says: ain the past xa.. ~
have becorse acquainted with DR. K;n.,l
New Life Pills, and no laxative I sr.s
before tried so effectualiy disnosas w !.
malaria and biliousness. They ds, :.
grind nor grippe. 25c. at +. G. Moopr,s
drug store, Ne
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TRENTON.

Harry L. Davis, g. J. Stafford, and Fred
Watson, OF Bar Harbor, were at the Stat
ford farm last week.
William Hopkins and wife, who are
spending the summer at Bar Harbor, were
at their home Wednesday and Thursday.
Walter Kelley was with them.
June IA. MAY.
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planned 1t that time that it was not in
accordance with the laws Of the Congre-
gational council to proceed without a
quorum.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
BURGLARS SECURED
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS

d, Fresno, Cal. Dec 2G-Perhaps fbe most
n'i rek saIe cracking job ever attemnted
lH iIt7ho county was grOught to IA sllc-
Ne-.iul END last night WHOM hrrs.i.,..
Mlh ihe aidt0f drills smashed tbo 7r6,,
nll5Lgh lock ou the Inside of tbe li.
Ntult iu Il. GottsChalks and g6ods W., Nt.
o on tae corner Of Tularo and i strss,s
eHI ipaae away with upwards of al ~ \.
s..u, 5hNef scrip and leweirv I.gft.
tf'.al checks. The crlctsmGn entrr,s
tHe premises through the M Iros S,..'-l
J lIa proceeded % au inner door ~
,neu with an iron latch brots t6i. lusl
ION more proceeded ifptrslI.. ~.
'i LHe vault No clue whatever bss 10y
'Tt.i.H or inc robbers up Do nom ,..,H
fhr.s 1is Won't door the burglars dr.iiss
' 'g' "a. 4oIes each about three eigb,,. ' =
IN, 'l'n M diameter. ono boie A ~ or
~ "i mana edge ~ the o6r,ti,..+i "l
Ahother about two iDrbos '.th
KY we hrst while mo thlrJ 49," lh0
,,'It...' Ine with tho others. b',t" vac Pm
f6r.',.., 'use Undoubtedly tbo va
,,o1oNf1 which tho look amaeblp,, Nol'
D..l' ,..Ilro Wa8 th1t on ~ r,1, WI"
pp' Inh uf Che lock- " ut mo
. Ihe IoWeIry ana dI.r.l,f. .
,ltI1Iiatl. ny VT Nira Gottselaur gr1 n'It
,.,t,-.,l y ls being worth gf 010 -rtN MtIe
INV lN0 largest of he kind h, UI
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LATE LOCALS.

Rank tlcarlng--Ipdafs local bart
clearing amaIutcd fl RE40 e40 III |
atoinst tl26.o3Os9 for tho same AN
last year.
lake b. fisiuE--IfIh lake rYptIpY..
To llsr. local HNuTrus saw fnnf Dol D,.
spring ino IH.H HII he higher diam b,
WAS eyer taorn D 1e before.
Remains shipped Ia Kan.a.-Tg..
remains 0i Howard u. Hmm IN.
splicer who uas eIr.fro...I.i
shipped homo t0 Lawrence Kan. ,.r
rtormrn.
Under tIn-idcrauon-Ga Man
thci MH'II1 of tHn HDu T.I.rI..r
Na" received tnr IITc.t .r.u.sIfI ...
I'W IH. labor union. at Huff. ..1
N"H Do under consideration
Flower boo Bloom -s,er u.,r,r ~
Pm. board nj hartIeuHurr r.
,' t'l'f bunch 1f rHos rbrt-
.... -Iluilt ana "Hrul TOMS. F.lm az.
N''''h 't Priest Judd at So George.
Thirteenth Ward-TH.r. ..u b.
,h"ii. Ifl oall Urru ln ihe Tbirtaruft
Na.d haI. ihis evening Ihn affb pro-.
WIZ Do. given for best sIftaInr4 .b.r-
a''ffs Every one invited.
Utah Archaeologist--Dess p,.,,,
.llinInEs of the unlperslt, ~ rt.h
,Ii ii7I rf, R'ug for Chicago 10 atfend
IN. annual meeting ~ the Americsn
archaeological society. which vyii te
'N session Dee. ~ "a ana 30.
Hotel ny 0lansos-The leass ana
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER

special t0rcsuou8eu,s
,r,',.i 'Iiy stock Yards d.. 3D..
' 'll.I' supplica wcrr listt
,. 10y. 'I'a'uFh 70 fair rppr.,.,t. ',l
Ai' New Mexico mn I1..i ...''
M rings were Included ,ri'' .I'..-
49,. ii alradf ou steers. he0f .,.
'dner country SELLING IN 4. p.
. I... .'' cows and heifers eur....t
...... -' 'n ~ cents. Ton D.I.,.l.
pral. .....'. $3.50 % $3.50 maIirr,
.'"t. COWS $500 t0 t3.25 b.at.. ''N
M 10 cents lower IN Hg. 'Hfe
'o fl.NO range bulls 81 q. b.. ~
N'l. 5000 DO $500 G..I.,.
'.Nn .a.h' no ~ c1 Efo.l.,.
500 lower uu l0 Thur.J., @
OUT many buyers aur..,.I
i'. week. and or.rlf,... ''l'
.'t,H.N POD WIN closing nrlee. .b......
M. luah' Iho run today n INK.
gre. ahd email at au ua.nt.
..bol,. ., N' holiday week bui
...I.. t,'.s, ,Nl'',''l quite Huch uFht .1r-
''N"f' "nd prices aro ID a. II ,.,,
''shrr on hoth Htorrs md cov. '''''
Mutton receipts have b..n ilat.
ii,,a declined 20 t1 a0 cents Nh 81
lhtl que io outside lnnu.,.....
pr N'h rl tnf ihr meat D. Laf XIII 49,.
fl'faI Hi chicago md Huw.t.
i"Dal prices have hoeu runulp. IN. NY
HH hl chicago and buyers f.rr.1 ''.N
De.Hi1ns ihif last week boz Wow .r tb...
,,lolH. ltuu o. $500 TODAY mar
M lN' higher lambs t0dav st
M IN t..pW some Nght ycarlnFs at
ti''V Welners 1870 ana owes at al ~
lo H.lo. Heavy suppller of no,,i,-,'
ana game Incident NJ tba ,iisei.I9
nelils % have affected the mutton MAJ
M, iloie 'nen 10 has other I've stock
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Theatcr-After "A prolonged resting
spell, the Theater opened SIS doors yes
terday with the customary Christmas
results-a light turnout I'm the after
noon and a tremendous outpouring at
night The evening audience Was made
up OF very few hrst-nighters. the
throng being generally composed Of
those who were out for a good time
90 round up the holiday. who had din
ed well and who were in n merry hu-
NOR. This was probably a fortunate
thing FOR the nights bill, Tor had ths
usual critical turnout been present. the
rendition would have met "a very frigid
reception. Not only rs the play. "The
Girl Who Has Everything" the most
lightWaisted thing that ever came from
tho pen of Mr.. Futch that dealer ln
gossamer spun fabrics. but Do had tha
added misfortune last night of intro
ducIug two gentlemen new 10 ther
parts, Mr. Roberts. tho scoundrolIv
hiotner-in-aw and hlr strong the
shady lawyer. Both went m t0 mo
cast to ono gap due to the illness
on one nf the regulars. and the result,
were painful when they were noe
lsuEaable.
Miss Isabel Irving. an actross M
rkiu ana taste drilled by AuFustln
DAILY, did all she could with hen roIe.
which Do about us long as Hamlet ana
camille spun together and which cone
ialns too much talk and too llttle ar-
zion. Mr lilliard. in spite of some
mannerlhms. la u pleasing reader ANA
au uN round good actor Miss fy.L..
man. tle mother and Miss Weather.
hN. tuo aunt. both dId good work .rl
thp parts of thc children were chaos,
lnsiy rendered hy Mr Fernandez ana
The DIN runs Goo remainder of fbo
week With "a matinee Saturday.
Manager Pypcr states that on ...
count of thc number 0f raqursts r..
trlN"l Tor autographs of Isabel IrvInr
PCT lI''ut krinenl BIAS decided to ISSUE
hl 'ht saturday matinee souge4Ir
''''a''ph'a photograph of the actress.
orphcum-The excellent bin al tbl.
mouse is drawing mammoth audience,
"hQ Mll continue tO DO 80 the .s.
malneer or the Roek
Grand-"A Wifes Secret" thr .i...
llonal ana sensational play nou run
ming VIII have the usual bargalr uIaU-
nee saturday afternoon
l4Fio-The Moore Stock Co. D
foul Play r. pleasing patrops ana
me pm VII run until tomorrow DivbT
no ha followed hy the rurtor,a,,
change saturday eyenln-
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CatarrIets

club Indoor base bali game; { p.
DID,. boys SWIM loU boys in the wn-
Tor: $3.50 p. M basket ball Y NJ. e..
a second vs. local team. 1850 %
m, s.. NJ. G. a hrst W.. Arctic
brotherhood, Nome. Alaska, 4:3O D..
No.. wrestling bouts Reception. f:30
Go 5 %. m The diractoa and their
wives VIII receive. 5;3O. special pro.
gram OF music. Y NJ. O.. A. Glee
club. solo. Mr.. Brines. solo. MI Dou-
sail. orchestra. $50 ,. M Match
game basket ball. First Baptist US
Cresccnts Tour OF building at any
time Of the day.
Tho directors ARE. Edward v. Sill
YER j.. A. Umby James y Paine,
Frank B stephens Charles O..
Plummor. p. a Dru-hL S Brnus-
frrd l.. l.. Ter.s Windsor v Rice
G.. p Overfa'l, l.. = Miller o. A.
1founold vs. Mont Ferry. NJ ~ Wal
kerr John Dcrn. y a wall c. r
Peatsau William "a Tibbals. Oscar
l.. Cox. samuel NeWh luse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
SPANISH BULLION MINES.
Persons Convicted Of Using Mails to
Dcfruud Are Sentenced.

Denver, Dec. 2.--Promoters. mining
engineers and other persons convicted
Of using the malls with intent 10 de-
fraud On connection with the sale Of
stock ln the Spanish Bullion Mines
company were sentenced by Judge Is.
r.. Lewis in the United states district
court here today as follows: George s.
Dubois, Lee Dubois and G.. l.. Black
we'll 30 days ia jail and 1000 fine
each, VIM. H. Wilson. w. b. Gamer
on a. T.. keables ana Arthur Law
renee, is days imprisonment and $500
fine each. Arthur Levan and e. w
Sebben, 500 fine and costs. amounting
To 5000; r. e.. Hunt and Danton
Pinkus, $50 fine and $3.50 costs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

furnishings OF the Hotoly Ely. a west
third south street. has been sold fOr
10000. j. v. Dawson sold Co Mira.
krumholtz. formerly housekceper at
TIE Wilson. and lattorly OF Chicago.
loss Express This Ycnr-The Christ
mas rush OF the express companies le
practically over as far us the outgoing
busines is concerned. This began
earlier this year than usual The iu-
coming business viii continue Tor a
week or 10 DAYS vet The rush as a
Whole was not quite as large as %
was last year
Salvation Army Trct-The saliva
ton Army had packed house last
evening az their quarters. t49 east
Second south street where there was
large Christmas tree which held
great quantities of presents OF o. very
practical nature. such as clothing.
SHOES provisions. etc. with toys also
for the children.
Happy Surprisc--Mrs. Hugh Rip
pcto of 81 Apple street. and family
were surprised and delighted christ
mas eve, TO- see her son Edward A..
mining man who has been away
trC nm home III wears. walk into che
house. He has been Ip in British co.
lumbia all this time mining. Mr. Rip-
peto viii remain IN salt Lake until
spring.
Mis,rcant E-CapcS-An unknown
man in the vicinity Of She Roll Tele-
phone company this morning was
seen making an indecent exhibition
from the alley at the lorth side OF The
building. lie escaped before he could
be- appreheudcd shortly before that
the same party was seen at the corner
of First South and State streets. OF
iciols OF the Telephone company
j. gded complaint with the police.
who are endeavoring TO locate the
uiscrcant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
THE ORIGINAL
GYPSY STRING BAND

Including such renowned musioiaps
~ y. Poge violin vlrtuoso. and Al
Molnar cembalist OF Chicago. WIN omen
several months engagement at tbr
cullen Hotel Cafe on Sew Years Eve
The mere mention OF this wonderful
Hungarian Band hlls any theatcr I'M
the eastern cities. special menu
Including choice refreshments. affer
dinner speclalues etc.. has been prepar-
ed, and o. thoroughly enjoyable evening
WIN hr spent A great many seatg
nave already been engaged. Six %. m.
600 Tine wee hours of morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
TWO MEN ROBBED.

Chicago. Dec. 26-Five men. one OF
whom carried a revolver. today robbed
Two other men ia the waitingroom of
the LaSalle railway street station. T,yn
OF the robbers We're arrested within n
rev minutes. third two hours later.
The others escaped.
Joseph Schmidt. Of Crete. H.. and
ahother man were alone I'M the main
waitiugroom OF the big terminal sfs-
ton when two men sat down beside
them, and "a third stood before them
threatening with revolver while ths
robbery was iu progress The thieves
obtained only SIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
WITNESS FINED
FOR HIS SILENCE
WHY Specimen Of Korean Colony
Gets a Taste Of American
Court Procedure.
STORY OF THE SONG MURDER.



The preliminary hearing oft Charlie
toHs was continued before Judge
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w. '"' N'i'. 'I.''' WIZ" 'ID "iN-
ine OFF testimony and bad not conclud
81 Ift case Ill th. noon adjournment
30 ...,t ,... tr. ,..t,.sses r..
,...
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refusing t0 answer Cd question put Go
him by Sor.1 N Christensen. aseoclat.
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sart.ff,. .r fh. t,0r..r .ol,uv ~ tba
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5.f.re. tI. t..tfr.f ~. iI,. i,..'t.,ig
r. h. ao trrD Soon .fto. gbin RAJ
s.. All, a' ,s. r....i .,.i. ,,'' l''
posedly by Sons Mrs sons % dainty
tsi6, '. l5. ~, wa i. tl a,s,s'i t SPEC
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a., .,..... '. "t'eHtlNe daI'
-, Vi lle heailns. 7he
,asfiors o.. Guy on SUE
81, -, ,'uI7el whenever
,,,oo,, ,e o. l,"' p'l"l 10 toe iesD-
Witnesses
FAN TAN INCIDENT
"uIuchl. Japanese Who was
II 'il guam 'han gambling house
"N 'Ht "Ihhl hn was injured was called
=" 'N' lt"l "llei fnilctmau Doty was
A.u.-u, re testified that while he
N'7 iu lhe room ihefe had been "a quar-
oyer Ion cam game. DO had
Cd D. I'D Ga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
A. L. M0HLER DENIES
"F0UR-CHANGE' STORY.

Omaha. Neb.. Dec 26.-Vice Presi-
dent and General Manager A. l..
Mohler Of the Union Pacific Railroad
company today denied positively the
statement published in salt Lake city
tnaL he IS 20 leave the Union Pacihc
TO become general manager OF the
Southern Pacific
There is not "a thing on which they
could base such a story" said ne, "and
j nave no idea how % originated"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
COLLISION ON STATE.

About II 30 this morning a street car
going south on state street ran into a
delivery wagon belonging TO the Dick
inson Grocery company driven By
young man named George Cook The
Sollslon occurred between Third and
Fourth South streets. The wagon was
torn all 20 pieces. the horse badly cut
and The driver sustained "a few bruises
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
LAWYER coNnnrs srIcInr-

New York, Dec 26.-Hundrees OF
waiting passengers at the Fourteenth
street subway station were thrown in-
To panic during the rush hours to-
gay Wheu Ernest G.. Stedman, law
yer Oh years old. jumped "a front OF
moving train and was killed. No
motive as known. MIR. Stednan wa 4
president and director Of the American
cushion Elbow company. and "a dtrec-
tor in Othe concerns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
JEWELRY FOR FOREMAN.
George Buckle Surprised by Employees
Of DcScrct News BindcrN.

George Buckle. foreman of the Dcseret
News biudory was the recipient of q
Christmas surprise just prior to closing
fur Jno duy. Tuc token came Boo the form
r'Nul5uo NquWs pun Wuuo pos "a DO
locket which were rendered by the cm-
playes OF his department us mark ~
appreciation, The urg.eutauon speech
was made hy Adoiph BroN ZOO few
chosen words Mr. Buckle was $50 taken
oN DTS guard that ho go not have
chance 90 choose his words. nevertheless
ho recovered himself sufficiently to thank
ths boys ana girls and remark that the
chain and charm would Dc treasured by
BIN dmoug Dis priceless possession
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
GET SIX MONTHS.

Robertson and RYAN Change Plea to
Guilty.
y. NJ, Robertson and Ed RYAN were
sentenced to serve six months 200 tho
county jail, by Judge Armstrong this
m0r ing Robertson and Ryan wore
charged with grand larceny. 90 which
they had previously plead not guilty.
They were permitted TO withdraw their
former pleas this morning aud plead
81 guilty D nlut larconY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
PERSONALS.

Secy Taylor ~ the state board of
horticulture. is in Logan today on hus-
iEess OF the board.
w A whitney superintendent OF
the wyoming division OF the I'm
ION Pacific at Cheyenne e. i'm SAT-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

ins s sword within 90 days -
,ie "pIn ln- Shades III AFTER h
chueeit~t senator fro,. D.
bra.t Most senator. M. Ma1s.
cnouvh 'rt uf Davis tA Ga
dend '"h' lioar arIse y Nnu,
mr.. D'Vis has some ~ .iiflom IN
with bt. l'ncc. Doe stso,,- gss.
IA. ,'.,,',,. .sh1 foot when ho lolit
mon f,o,,., VIZ Nlu some OF ~. A'gh.
I'M tbs az" 1nat hc might rsn Slate,
sion =, KY DAIpel a ravor,t, h0e
hc 49,. ''a rs An Mr. Pres.5,. Anros.
dent tatL NV even look at w. bu
he freo,,n, ,,.,i'na when no saws I, Fres-
"Ab NJ NY torBets himself v And
low ritt.. ,,lair man. 20 and "Ab says
denta onS ~, instead 90 M ie-
'''' ana Fellow senators 'a'' Pra.
NOT THE RIGHT ENvrnov,,.
a comical darlv o,,.,. NNl
ON M ~ VINO made &c point y Oh,
ba1 49,. spgecn because sr ueif
"a he, o written about DDS ae-. much
being iil"b away az tho tr,,.. syle
A,,lIs,, o9i'eu what he thought y, on
.yk,,ft ii'o" as dn orator ~, le
rum what ] done hoor5 .t'of Davis
de sor, ',o seen small coudnoms,,. lIn'
an he got "a voice. shn, BE-. ng man.
ter me dat he can't d, l,.. .ook Do
ne gifts turned loose n acr. .ee1tH
WHERE HE COULD NDops,
BRYAN. '''S1
Hepresentatie Cushman Of ,r
lnEton IN group OF congrsss,,, wash.
bryan claims that presi5s,. gaia.
yelt has copied many of bis hoose-
from him. That's about me- o,i policies
Bryan has uttered latslv amy ,'hlrg
indorse Next time meat ~ can
Bryan I am going 20 ten hin ,Ttoole'
that by agreeing with him on .t u'ough
issues the president has goi ~ N5a
publican party into more tr,phi'e ~
It has had within my recgIlertIoss .aaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

X. r. Evans Florist 46. S. Mai, 9,
FLORAL designs a specially. Phone osr7
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WEATHER REPORT.
ToDAYs RECON-
DIE

sAMpSON-At the residence ist M.
sixth south December M ~ 49,. wy
eighty -secoud year. '" ~
Deceased was born at Salisbury v-
England, May p, lS2b Funeral g'n
announced later. VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

Ten times ten thousand voices throughout :,
broad land Christmas morning, gave vent 70 90.
sions of praise to Mcdonald Dutch chocolate.
exclusive fporuda noun, ~s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-02
FIRE DESTROYS SILK MILLS.
Two Structures Burned at Loss of
 S2O,OOO, Partly Insured.

Marlborough, March 2.-The Westminster silk mills at Marl- borough were burned last night about 6:SO o'clock. The origin of the fire lis unknown as there was no one in the buildings after o'clock. The fire was discovered on the north side of the old mill by some workmen who live nearby. Both mills were equip ped with automatic sprinklers. They worked all right, but did not do much towards putting out the blaze. A hose was attached to the force pump but it was of no use on account of 100 its nearness to the fire. A crowd of 100 gathered and tried to ex- tinguish the blaze with buckets of water but the fire had gained too much headway. The mills consisted of two buildings. Both were wooden structures with brick basements, the old mill being 40 by 50 feet, one and one-half stories high and the main one 150 by fifty, two stories high and was built by Theodore Tietz or Hartford in 1888.
 The mills were owned by Alexan- der Miller, who came to Marlborough about four years ago from Provi- dence, R. l., and Representative David Husband. When MT Miller heard of the fire, it was all the people could do to keep him from going into the burning building. He had many valuable papers and about $20O in his desk which were lost. A small quantity of silk was saved.
 The mills had at this time of the year about eleven employees but at the busy season there were about twenty hands at work. The loss is estimated at between $15,000 and $20.000 and is insured through the agency of Dale D. Butler of Middletown in sev- eral companies in New York, Hart ford and Boston for $15,00O. It is doubtful whether the mills will be rebuilt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-02
At St Margaret'S.

Arthur Whiting. a noted New York pianist, will render a musical at St Margaret's this evening. The following is the program: Schumann-Phantasie, C major. op IT. Beethoyen-Sonata. E minor. op 90. Brahms-Rhapsodie. G minor. op 7s, No 2.
 Intermezzo, E fat major, op IT.,
 No 1.
 walzer. op 3s. Brahms-Intermezz E major. op 115. No f.
 Intermezzo. C major. op 11s. No 3. Rhspsodie. E fat major, op 11s,
 No 5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-02
School Masters Club.

Every male teacher ill the state is invited to attend the next meeting and banquet which will be held in Hartford at the Hotel Garde on Sat urday, March 16, 1907. Teachers be- come members of the club by attend ing the meetings, two being held each year. There are no dues. The com ing banquet will be served at 1:3O p. m The tickets will be $1.5O each. The most important educational ques- tion now before the people is the trade school President Roosevelt emphasized it in his last message, and in our own legislature bill con corning the establishment of trade schools has been introduced. The committee has selected this topic for discussion at the approaching ban quet, and has been most fortunate in securing for an address the Hon Car roll D. Wright. In addition to MT Wright it is proposed to have rep resentative from some practical trade school in our country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-02

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