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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
DISSOLUTION OF
A WELL KNOWN
REAL ESTATE FIRM
BrobStoR, FsRdig l Company
Have Dissolved by Au-
tuaI Consent
ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY
Mr.. Fendig Takes over the Bruno
Wick Business While Mr.. sFOb.
ston Succeeds the Former
Company In Jacksonville.

The well known real estate arm
Of Brobston, Fendig a c.. composed
OF Mess. Edwin Brobatou. y Jack
sonyslle. an old Branawici = anc
Albert Fendig and William Nasfs
baum of this city. whteE s5hss eeets
operating in Brunswick Tor t&sAisy Z
years aud IN JaeKsssasills & 2sS
brunswick jointly for. sessrA. yea =.
has been dissolved by mutual
sent of all parties. Mr. BreA z
was over from Jacksonville y Ter
day and together with Messrs, Fen
dig and Nussbaum. the de4ails OF the
dissolution. which becomes effective
tomorrow morning, we're arranged.
The firm ia one Of the most ex-
tensive real ests o. opera
tors and manipulssSE Sss s.2litn
and s members. <w3l9sl ~
nave worked SO suc ccessfuliy~ ~
ness together, have host OF fris,1E.
In ali sections Of the country #2s
win Join The News In the hops that
individually and collectively they
VIII be favored with continued pros
perity In the future.
The Brunswick end Of the ousi-
ness which has been 2@s.- ever by
Mess. Albert Fendige N William
Nussbaum, will be opef, tsa in the
fnture under the Arm naaep and
stvIe of Albert Fendig & Co. while
the Jacksonville business will be
operated as Brobston & Co.
The old firm Of Brobston. Fendsg
& Co., was one, OF the Oldest and
most rerable in Brunswick and its
dissolution viii come In the nature
of a general surprise in this city.
The following announcement was
issued by the hrm yesterday morn
ing:
To the Public.
We have concluded to dissolve the
firm of Brobeton. Fendig & Com
many. Mr.. Edwin Brobston VIII
operate from Jacksonville, Florida
under the firm name of Brobston &
Company. successors to Brobston'
Fendig & Company, while mr. Al
bert Fendig and Mr William Hues'
baum viii operate from Brunswick
under the firm name Of Albert FEN
dig & Company, successors TO Broo-
ston, Fendig & Company.
We have jointly enjoyed the con
fidence of the public for twelve
years and in our future operations
We bespeak from the public an ex'
tension Of the confidence which has
been so liberal In the past and we
wish for each other full measure
Of success.
The dissolution Is effective from
April 18th. 1907.
Edwin 9robsten,
Albert Fendlg, .
Vim. NussbaurH.
Brunswick. Ga April 1Sth. 1901
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
oELMAs WILL REMAIN
AS LEADING COUNSEL

New York. April Attorney Del
mas called to see harry Thaw early
Enis morning. in fact he was amoas
the first callers at the tombs and
ne was in consultation WIN his pris.
oner for some time
Mr. Delmas denied the report that
he had decided to retire from the
ase. and stated emphatically
qe wound rem4In as TAaw lead.
ing. counsel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14

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sAsinst Her Husband and
N His Charges Against
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"
Following is fssas ess.ia
etltution.
Mrs I 7, wsaIe throueb .s,
torners .Howard and RoIsss
1erdavegt5i sa1tv ons,eer
the s.yorca eu,t Of Ma Eron, 49,
80 n Sdontist n tss5,.nan h,sas
~ ~ in whicb sho cave ssb,ssS'ss19 -
rale and thair two cbt1dro
from Brunswick to Atlanta
on aceaht Of the yellow feaa
oeQeasss ne. listsr alked hi y St e, !
oEkpraSs s e III Vas greas sbfs
TSe answSs jrly bursts Ai.,A,y
charges aga:TAksstha Al "a d6rtfsr
q ser bayinp s6;.s = orswer
adj sfba Nrsr aftaan nara,ronb ~
nr ca,o,o no+i+;on for d,Toreo ~
defendant savs.
.nssa.,. -,
and everv narooranh IN No hou,Iino
wlldernasa Of false cb,1d,sh rtaic
uloua and ,rrolovent auooatjona
contained In plaintiff's petition Of
nearly 4 2oo words for frrthor 5lea
and answer. defendant says: psat
IN 1893, defendant and Or. Gale and
their two children refuged from
Brunswick to Atlanis. Ca. DR.. s. ieI
bringing with him all his dental IL \
plements" She says DrgMSale
sisted on removing for tina 49,
ebo Further oavs tb.t n,
married life In Rrunevyicly - cfsy
81 snd nnrsoa hor ob,ldran FSad toSTs,
IL gev.inn - he,n annnor, 4h,o son5
'ny Tbo1 mr. ca,o,g ,nvoIe sathor
mo ber VITA, eiab+ hro+hor,5&and oias
tore v,oro - mo s,,rror,od ond IA
was nocassarv gor M ssys5e,eI,y .~fo
work verv hard wbiclgs ilas never
saiIod II al ayan ,,I,s4 sTt5nlad and
~ cr,tcbos !
50
ole iup '.iel ,'.s a,,'' NO. -. 80
SCI liie' nm l@i9sioti5 ~ e"e''''
seven yeaIs anu nal Fsss9u nill a.
Sne ien. l'oln De' i'zlf - '0''u"'
ne 'ol' no''
tAaoeaSr salty charge is that Dr.
Gals af8 ny told her that she haa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14

~ ',r~sg ~F' AitN is
k@ls Sseital.
Z sonductoS Short. one Iefsthe best
esbwn freight conductorl the Al,
& A.. was seriously sired yes
q fday morning early Il Blount, a
~hall station ons 5he raad one mls
ais side of Thallman. M resuit
Il the accident AIr. hia
eitFyss o.
Thgsae ideut occs &. he
,sere 81 o'cls5k. ConddeS 5short
,oft u .eisy on his{sggular run on
4 freight train eayap yesterday morn
Rg. The train " just drawing to
a stop 81 BlouSs when Conductor
shott sempte 30 step frog
eaboose tdE ay nat ca Se
made a mis- ald fell up the
car. Engpe saw hsy con.
,sgetoF fsY, plied the brakes
. auiebl,.a ,pl the Gar
aad aassef tbSSs. sSfd6st aute
u,tof and lis VA lying by the
rack.
His stepson. Flagman jackson.
quicskly rushed 81 a~assistance and
il was at once seen that be had bee1
seriously injured. Conductor Snort
however. stood the pam well, ana
rnached to his side and pi ked up
the portion Of his leg which had
cen cut OF by the wheels Of the
ear and held 1t In his hands for a
few seconds. remarkiag my leg
has been cut on"
He was brought to the city as rap
lIy as possible and pla ed in the
city hospital The leg $@s cut off
lust about an inch abovefthe knee.
Al the hospital It was discovered that
amputation was necessary and the
member was removed from above
the knee. Last night the copdu tor
was reported to be arestins easy
as could be expec ed
Conductor Short has been living
ia Brunswick for a year or more and
during Slat time he has made many
friends who will regret TO learn OF
the unfortunate accident
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14

The King Dramatic Company will
open a weeks engagement at the
Grand tomorrow night, presenting
The Shadow" The company is said
to be an unusually good one and
II will no doubt play to full houses
during the week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
PRISONER BROKE OUT OF JAIL
Joe Thomas Picked His Way out
Friday Night.

Joe Thomas, colored, succeeded In
escaping from the Glynn county
jail sometime Friday night by some
very smooth work. In some way
the negro, who had no doubt, well
planned the escape, succeeded in
twisting his cell door into su h shape
so as to admit the passage Of his
body and. after getting into the cor
rider Of the Jail he picked hole
through the brick wall and escaped.
The escape was dis Eered yss-
terday morning when Jailer Lowe
went in to give the prisoners braN
fast Rufus Gro BY who was II
cell with Thomas. was the o.
in the jail who heard hil
his escape.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
mail ngaze Yesterday.

Small EGaze Yesterday
The Are department was called or
yesterday morning by small blaze
near the plant of the Parker-Hensell
Engineering Company. - oakum was
set on fire by a spark from a pass
ing engine. but It was soon eXtin-
guished.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
Rev. Gilmore 10 Preach.

Rev W. NJ Gilmore. formerly OF
thls city. but who is now located
in Eastman. is visiting the city and
he will preach at both services at
the Baptist church. al II a m. and
7.f6 .. "a.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
& gH PLACE
lI2RY SAYS
BROTHER
4. BIsir Thav, Who is in
ARons, Saysaa Has Been
Crazy for a Long Time
70 tLNAIN IN CAGE
he First to Visit Thaw
RI by and Denied the Re
port That he is to Retire
.

RoH9lAApril ia. BlaiI Thaw.
a hs. Hfgther of Harry X Thaw.
who lA0 i&-athis city, today made a
statemfFr s2nceIning his brother in
which AE sid that the insane asy-
Ium wSs oBee place for Harry.
Haas N the insane
asylum! lqrg been known
to be- cfaax sad the half brother
Of the man Who is on trial for the
muEder OF Stanford White.
MIR. Tha wtalked over the case con
siderably and said he believed that
Harry was insane when he shot
White and that he is sin OF un.
sound mind.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
( orr
TO lH0NlIi'a IL
| arqest Crowd Of the tho Week was
on the Grounds LAST Nlse&
All Shove Wore Pleased.

eLaP Parker. Carnival Complny
Z 4 its engagement in Brunswick
night. after enjoying the Deat
rbusiness since the shows wer,
Red. and last after the
Gal. was 6k1@verybody con
gin. the carnival were busy
I Ang H5y?n. tlrg different tents and
!, 9nging ~ rything to leave this
aing for.,Tb6masville. whste the
c4af sal opens for week.
A,ta Z ' ly and everybody
conSe 1d-y Sys carniv4 eSpres-
sed u Esesges being delighted
With y lnswieE S,'d they are al
high Eheir praise Sof the oify.
Mr. Zen stated that they eFo "a
certsfat tqrR.st5 BruaswioN n6ze
wintef sct5sIe esipects 70 make
this eiA peFmanent winte
quarte.
The neT r. under whose aus
pices e5e carnival was given. real
lied h neat sum out of 1t.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
SIGHTSEEING CANDLES ssf
MANY TOURISTS RUN ooN
BY RAILROAD ENe,- INA
BADLY INJURED. e

savannah,, O.. April is.-A iris r
ful autoIq@hRe acpid.n-
hsse ths%afterEs,r. In wnict
people seEe bs:tlv irtq NJ ore n
'twes aps i4sal'y. ~
re laege sightseeing aat N,S8ls
.Saa slied Wit toGrisss as as
Il = along al a rapid rate when 1t
was run 3ayp by railroad engine
All Of The occupants were knocked
from the machine. which was partila
ly wrecked. &
The injured people were imu
eiately removed to the differs3
hospitals in the city. and it is
ported that one sf $50 of them A
perhaps heen fdss Injured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
3 a. lna -.

- > ct. jada'a III.
I 6soiioa IS Is laS OF sefvi
9ees sa al;nday: He sNpmunion
-. ming praysr S4Hd sor
m Morning prayer at
nsS ID -. m. Rev. u.
81 gnon. WY
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02

Ironfreid giaife @eoingungen bic
tet. 60 fam ser RodloB BON ~
@ro5ent Boil otf Oelltiden Gbor1ts
pagner aud ouf fron50iiiden GIANT
paqner ol,sgeOebnt lperoen, tpenit
6ronfreib Gbnli6e 3ugeItanoniIIe
mo6t, mie Gel,tidluno.
Nure elm Millionhen mebr.
Nad elmer bon Den GlerfS oes &c
nots- u1o oeS @ou5.Gomite'S mir Se'
miaigungen belltc polenOcten 3ulonl-
menitcalng 6e5iffcrn iih Die @c-
ommt-9emiligungelt, ipelde Der 81.
GongreB in ieitcr 5"rpeiten Sibung &C.
modt, auf $920,79S,143 o0er cine
WiQion me6r, OILS in ben 9crednltlls
gen o~ngegeben mar, Delde Senotor
gailon mo Hepr6ientant Solulep,
Die Torliber Der beioen Gpnite'n, anl
S6luiie Der Seilion oufgeitelt bot
ten. Gin &erglcid Der in Der 5melten
Sciiion oes 80. GongreiieS gemndltcn
9epiaigltngen fir 1908 in &0be BON
$500, 79S, IA nit oenen in Der erItelt
Sitlng iencS GongreiieS fiir 1907 &C.
mohtcn @eluiai9lrngen in @06c BON
$S79,59S,1S5 lGBt cine 3llnobn1c Don
sal ,20S,959 cricbcn.
Stud Ser 9erii + mtbeit.
Inter oel1 geitriget 9ciu6ern i'm
,@eiBcn Sauic" befun0en lid oltd)
bic Scrren ". ". 9iepel mo &. 2.
SrlteS0olc aus @rpomc-Gountp, 90
y, mcld)c IN Scr iiingiten Belt aus
qebe6nte Souren in europa ltnb
9lfrifa gcntodt bo6ell. Gtc Scrren
tbeiltclt Dem GrGiiOcntcn Nooieuclt
nit, Dob or Der 6%cltbefmntc Murm III
Der gSelt Ici unO BOB in GQpptcn nidt
meniger dis 10000 &omcele nod ibnt
genannt ieien.
. q y n6camten i'm y@ciBcn
@ouic"
GrGii0ent CHARLES 2. MeQen unO
&ice-ErGiibent Z. Z. @prucS bon Der
nN.-0., MS, & &..gnbn" funlcl
geItern NbCuO bier ali unO iprodcn
belte friib ltnl 10 llbr bei'm Er0iis
0enten GooIcpclt Dor, INN iibcr Giicn=
balm. Nlgelegenbcitcn nit inn 5u
confcriren. Wfellcn tpor dltBerit mort
forg ltnO bate ilber ben @cgcnltonO
Ser Gonieren5 nidtS 81 ingcn. NQeS,
mos er iogte, mar, bob CT orli ipe5ieQe
G%inlobing OeS ErdiiOentcn getont-
mel iei.
9icou&IGnoiiden Ilotten.
offi5tere in @oibington.
Gic on5lGnOiihcn 6lottcnoifi5icrc.
mcldc bon SomcStolpn hicrbcr fus
men, Inn Die 9lu10csbo1lptito0t 5t be-
iidtigcrL friibitiidten beltte bel Dem
Acknowledgement 6lotteniefret0r Netp.
berrp, iuoroltf man tic nod Sort
WtDct brod)te, no lie bier groben aa.
pnllerie.Grerciticn beilpo6ntelt. Sim
Nbeno ihloB iid Gin ibnen SIT Gbrclt
bon Dem britiid)en @otid)nftcr @rpcc
uno icincr @cn1nblin 0cgcbencr Gnl.
pfang an. SGmmtliMe @Gitc limo 5ll
Der mlorgen Nodnlittog ltottfinoen-
Den Gntbiilllno Der Neitcrltotlte oe$
Generals McGlcQon'S ci~n0eIooen.
@abridcinlid) mcrocn bic @GIte NOR.
gen BON bier obrciicn uto ollf ibre
Shiife III Sompton-GoobS 5uriidfeb.
rell.
ll1tcr Den 9eiltd)crlL etiuo 80 an
3obl, luorcn Commodore &olou pom
Sole, Captain bon Hcbcllr.EoitlpiB
Gupitun Sebbingbaus, Worinc-Itz
tod)e scr oeltlhen 9otifoit, BON Der
Oelttidcn Mnrinc; Gontrc.N onlirul
S%crnlonn Elcsfott llno GopitGn 2u0-
mig Sitter BON &ocbncl BON scr 0lt-
reidiihcn Mori1c; Gommlonocllr
Sole Woneto bon Nrgcntiniien; Gonl.
monocur Gon Sirgilio Mprcna Gcro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02
Seine Seroffentli6 ung
Der Smettenb NJ.
I "A ,.rns &, , ., :
orreponOe 3.

Sono 90 H. 1. Woi. = Ger llnter-
Sefrctor fir bic SOLOMON, @inltol,
GbnrhilL, CAB I'M llnterbouie Die
cnogilltigc Wcigerltng bcfonnt, Dem
Sonle ipcitcre Gorrciponoen5 por5ll-
lcgen, Die 5luiiben Dem ebemoligen
@plperneur bon Somoico, Sir ale-
ronoer SipcttcnbumL ltno oent SEQ
loniolante gelpchiclt moroen. Gr
erfldrte, oas Gin5igc, iuornn oifi5icl
gnltoB genommen, lei Die Soliltng
OeS Sricfes Sir IlerunocrS an Io-
miral Gopis geipeien. Die Sbun-
lidfeit oeS Sorgebens bes @oliper-
nelrS, ollf Die 9ieulte oeS omerifos
nild)en Worine : Gontingcnts Ser
Sidt 5rl lciitcn, iei nientols in Sroge
ge5ogen lporber, ullb noQte man beS.
bolb bes @oupernciirs 8riinoe bier
fir borleger, 10 miiroe oas fcinerl
niibliden 3iuef bienen, cher Dem
@egentbeil.
Gbnrfia iultroc erlltd)t, Slonirol
9opis' Srief an IomiraI Gpons lit
We5ig oitf ben 3luiihenfoQ befonnt
81 gcberl, melder, ipie Die Srageitel.
Ter burdbliden lieBen, Stpettenbomt
gdn5li6 bon Der ACKNOWLEDGING emit
lolten piiroe, nit Sapis Streit &C.
babt SIT baben, ober Der l1nteriefret1r
betonte, Dab Der britiiden Hegic-
riing offcnbor nidt 5il9emlttbet iuers
Den fonne, 9riefe SIT perofientliden.
lpelf,e 5luiihe1 Sffi5ieren Der onle-
rifanilhen Morine gelped)ielt ieien.
Eaiie snr Geiic in's Nmslanb be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02

Eaiie snr Heiic in's Nmslano be-
iprat 6. Maine, Mr.. Alb, Cit-Salti-
morcaS trahc, nabc Gultnm nic-Ipc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-02

bon Billion in Gopold uno 5tpii6en
Sonig @blparo uno &6ni9 @iftor
emanuel IN @oeta, iotpie bie bepor-
itcbelloe 3uiontmenfunft in 8eneOiJ
beitdtigen Die Innabme, Oob cine
ipidtige @nti6eioung be5iiglid Der
Saoger 5rieOcrS . G%onfercn5 un0
Oes 0reibun0eS ~getroffen peroen
miro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
Pansy Chapter Entertains.

Ptlnsy Chapter Of the Winslow High
school, composed of the young ladies'
of the Senior and Junior classes, held
fair and entertainment at the Tacon-
net Club house yesterday afternoon
and evening. The fair was held in the
gymnasium, where the finely decorated
booths made a beautiful scene The
chocolate table was in charge of Miss
Cora Patterson; the fancy work table.
Miss Carrie Jones and Miss Mary Ho-
gan; apron table, Miss Abbie Richard
son and Mrs. Robinson; candy table,
Miss Marion Stanley and Miss Helen
Novel;. There was also a mystery
tree" where if you were lucky you got
just the present You had been desiring.
In the evening there was an enter
tainnent given by the High school pu-
pills assisted by the Fort Halifax Band.
The readings and vocal and instru-
mental solos by the young ladies We're
we'll rendered and made an enjoyable
evening for the large audience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
THE BOYS CONFERENCE
To Be Held Jan. 24-26 in Portland
Church Federation as Host.

Plans are now under way at the
State office in Waterville for the an
nuaI conference at Portland of Maine
boys representing the Young Mems
Christian Associations and church
cltIbs of the State. This is the third
great meeting of Maine boys, the first
having been held III Bangor in 1906.
Last years conference at Waterville
was attended by 800 of the choicest
boys of the State.
When r. 4. Jordan, the veteran sec
rotary of the Bangor Association, saw
the Aroostook county delegation come
into Waterville he remarked that is
the first carload of boys ever sent out
of Arcostook. OF all the carloads of po-
tatoes. hay and other products that
conn down out of that big county, this
carload of boys is the most valuable"
The Federation of Churches of Port
land has undertaken the part of hosts
this year. AS was the case last year.
strong coterie Of speakers will be on
hand to train the delegates in methods
Of work by boys for their fellows. and
to inspire them for Christian service.
The problems OF the High and Pre-
paratory school oys, the town and city
Young Mems Christian ASSOclallohS
and church organizations will be fully
opcned up and discussed.
Among the speakers will be r. ~.
Waite, Jr.. one Of the most popular
men on last years program. and David
r. Porter, q Maine boy, and now Inter-
national Association secretary for the
Preparatory schools. OF course Maine
boys will want at least one talk from
G. w Hinckley of Good VIII farm.
Others who hope to be present are Ed
gar NJ Robinson. the leader of Young
Mems Christian Association work
among the boys of North America, and
Owen R. Lovejoy. secretary of the Ma
tional Child Labor Bureau.
NJ. Joseph Twomey. pastor of the
First Baptist church of Portland, IS
chairman of the local committee of ar
rangementS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
The Knight
Templar's Toast

The following is the Christmas toast
issued to the Communicates of the
Knights Templar of the world, number
ing $4,000, by Most Eminent Grand
Commander Henry Warren Rugg OF
Providence, r. l., in accordance with
the long established custom. to DC
drank at noon Christmas day:
."To All knights Templar; Greeting
and Good Wishes:
"May we together hear and heed the
Christmas message of love and SER
vice. May our beloved order OF Chrls-
tan ,hiyalry express in the lives OF all
true soldiers of the temple. the prlncl-
Mos and teachings of Him whose ad-
vent brought the new gospel OF lie
and happiness to men. The sentiment
of this joyous season is the soul Oh
temnlar love and service the watch
words of our strong brotherhood. Let
us pledge ourselves anew to our nom
ored institution which witnesses 10 the
wisdom, the faith and the works OF It's
founders, and is today blessed MINIS
try of fellowship and cheer; a mighty
force in the work Of the world, ana
notant factor in its advancing clVlllza-
tor"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
We Lead-Dont
Redington &Co. xA1ERx!=+E, NE:
SKOWHEGAN.
1881 OR 80 DAYS
Call on Lady Friend and Scrap With
Employer Proves Expensive.

The municipal court was occupied
Tuesday with the hearing of an assault
and battery case, The respondent
was Hans Seams or Skeines
it being impossible to exactly
determine what it was by the
court or the officers. But any
way the trouble all came about by his
desire to call on a lady friend against
the wishes Of her employer This en-
ployer, Frank Clukey, lives in keene-
villo and works nights in one of the
pulp mills. In some manner Hans
scraped an acquaintance with the girl
and went over to make a call. In fact,
if the testimony is to be credited, nc
called several times. This was not to
the liking of Clukey, who ordered him
to cease his visits. Last Monday Hans
who is said to be a peddler, called at
the house and Clukey came to the door.
There We're evidently some words and
upon invitation of Hans Frank stepped
down into the yard. Then he alleges
that the peddler struck him and in adj
dition came very near biting off the
end of his thumb. The respondent de-
MED striking first. He has but one
arm. but seems to be pretty clever with
it. as first blood was credited to him in
the scrap which happened.
After listening to the stories of both
men Judge Bachelor found the re-
spondent guilty and imposed fine Of
S. and costs taxed at S5.S1, with the
understanding that Hans was to I'm
mediately shake the dust of Skowhe-
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Starts With a Rush,

Business at the new Nickle theatre,
which opened last evening in the Edith
building started with q rush. From
the opening of the doors at o'clock
until closing time the theatre was pack
ed to say nothing of the entrance ami
sidewalk. a thousand people witnessed
the pictures during the evening and all
pronounced them first-class, the best
shown in the city. The pictures were
clear and were run in an excellent man
ner. The illustrated songs sung bV
Miss Miller and Archie Nickerson Were
features of the evenings entertain
ment.
The music for the opening evening
was furnished by the Waterville High
school orchestra and scored hit.
The pictures will be shown every
afternoon and evening with change
three times during the week.
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THE PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Havelock Lodge Elects Officers For
The Ensuing Year.

Tie regular meeting of Havelock
Lodge. Pythian Sisters, was held last
evening. The annual election of Off
GERS resulted as follows:
Most Excellent Chief-Mrs. Adella
Drake
Excellent Senior-Mrs. Fannie Whit
comb.
Excellent Junior-NIrs. Alice Staples.
Manager-Mrs. Gertrude Heminger.
Protector of the Temple-Mrs. Ella
Wilson.
Guard of the Outer Temple-Mrs.
Matte Warren.
Mistress of Records and Correspond
ence-Mrs. Grace Mitchell
Mistress Of Finance-Mrs. Grace
Vose.
Past Chief Of the Temple-Mrs. Kate
Dawson.
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Deqree of Honor Election.

Fidelity Lodge, Degree of Honor, A
o. L. w. elected the following officers
at their regular meeting last evening:
Chief of Honor-Mrs. Jennie Crow
ley.
Lady Of Honor-AIrs. George Edding-
ton.
Chief of Ceremonies--Mrs. Clara
Dickinson.
Receiver-Mrs. Eva Brann.
Fmancier-Nrs. Lillian Wright.
Recorder-MrS Cora Wilson.
Usher-ATrs. Nellie Johnson.
Inside Watch-Mrs. Elzada Smiley.
Outside Watch-John ]. Johnson.
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Basketball has been suspended by

Basketball has been suspended by
the students of the Waterville High
school until after the Christmas vaca-
tor, wnen practice will be again re-
sumed. 1t has not been definitely de-
oided by the management whether a
schedule will be prepared as the fl
nances are rather low. Glass games
will, however, be played, which always
creates much interest among the stu
dents. A suitable pennant or banner
will be awarded to the winning class
as has been the custom in previous
years.
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One of the Polanders who have been
employed at the Somerset mill of the
United Box Board and Paper Co. was
compelled to undergo surgical opera
ton Wednesday forenoon. While on
his way from Boston on the boat he
fell and injured his leg. The wound
did not heal but soon began to give
main and inconvenience. He kept
pluckilv at work. until he could not
stand more The operation vas per-
formed at the office of Dr. A. A. Downs,
he being assisted by DR.. D. B. Cragin
of Waterville.