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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

the republican party, Gov Hughes
has lost The confidence and support
of the rank and ale Of the party At
least that is she general sentiment in
Washington
The President and Secretary Root.
Postmasser-G General Meyer and Score
tary Garfield are all deeply gratifed
al the withdrawal Of Secretary
Cortelyoa from The presidential race
His statement il taken to amour. to
such a withdrawal, and il il believed
that his course win greatly simplify
the situation. While the President
has never taken the Cortelyou boom
seriously, ard while even many OF the
sscretary's own friends have aprre-
ciated that he would inevitably be
regarded IS the bankers candidate,
sone Of his less discreet friends have
sought to promulgase the entirely
erroneous idea that be was the Presi-
dents second choice The President.
however. has clearly indicated to his
friends, that be has 20 second choice.
but is for Taft. frst, last and al the
time.
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Legal ..stirM
STATE OF MArxE.

colIEcros's AovERrIsExExr or SALE OF
LANDS or sos-aEsrpfsr o.sE..
Unpaid taxes on real estate situated in the
.osn Of Hsasosk- il sas county of Hancock.
THE following list Of taxes on real estate
L for nonresident owners. in the town Of
Hancock. for the rear 1877. committed to me
day Of May, 1897, remain unpaid; and notice
10 hereby giyen that II said taxes interess
and charges are cot paid before the FIRST Mon
tate Jared Is [. sufacieat to pay the AMOUNT
due therefor. inei1di,e interest and charges
viii be sold without further notice. ~ public
auction. OF said frs. Monday in FS5ruayy
next. al O'Clock il the soreroor. in the tors
hall. in said torn Of Hancock
Name Of owner. description Of Am, Of
rsaa estate taxsd- TAX due.
CAMPBELL George and Edward, land
joining LArnoine line. tsN
Carr. J. portion Of Wa Eodxkins
estate joining Larnoire line, %
CArr- z I, : portion OF homestead Of
late Eisassr Crahtree. with baildinxs. S d
Esey. Augusta. portion OF Nahum
HodBktEs Ecresresd, wiki cottage. Al
Fsrril. Ars W. 10. on Bat'ernilk
Graves &, = usdiYitsi portion Black
los; Calvin Graves Aene<.ead SIS
Gesrish. We C. portion former home
stead vita barn. u
on north oy Sullivan river. on east BY
land Of Crabsree & HAvey, on south
AID ives. By land Of Grilford D Mar
tin g
Kellan. WE. lot on ssabawl road. s
Mckenzie, Colin. portion D Harley
estate, foQ
Moon. E Eugene, former homestead. sis
Naloney. Maria E. lot bought Of
Mathew Kearns on StAbasi road: IN.
divided portion Howard lot With
stable; ios bought OF Durham
Pierce. Fannie B. portion OF land in
soath.ess corner Of teun. west Of
ton, Il
TrewcrEy: AhrHm estate. lot Of land
joining LAmoins line.
Tabbots, James ", lot Of Land de.
scribed reg Of deeds, vol SIS, al, =
GALEx 81. You've. Collector
Of tAxes Of the town Of Hancock.
December =, f1e..
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHLsG-oS. D. c., Dec 3 Especial >
Senator Hale Is resting here during the
holidays He i one Of the few senators
who does note are to get away from the
capital, for the weather is milder here
than il is farther north. He got through
vita his tAsk of selecting Senate commit
tees shortly before the adjournment for
the holidays. and il now getting ready
for the big work ahead after New Years.
The senator goes up TO the capitol 49,
daily 20 look after his mail, snd attend %
other psnSing business During the re-
cess he also finds little time for consul
tziisa with cabinet officers and Others
about matters that are helpful in prepsr-
ing for the tasks of the session. he and
Senators Alcrsch and Allison win virtually
draw the currency bill that Congress Is
expected 10 pass sometime during the
winter.
Mr.. Hale is giving lot OF study to tl.st
question, trying 10 work out provisions
tia. viii be Of some utility il enacted into
law The House is dosag very little or
nothing toward solving the problem of
kL&A-A<- a-SA5-6.4-o+ "--ANi 42<-SAts &-47-
they intend oTer there to wait en- the
action OF the Ssasts-
The Maine senator believes in being
very CAREFUL s5out this legislation He
would confine the law to providing for an
elastic currency through the national
banks, based upon government bonds. as
nov, and also upon certain other gilt-edged
bonds. Mr.. Hale Is very faf-seeing, and
is given to looking ahead whenever i'm
portsnt legislation Is proposed he prob
ably can zee what the effect Of given Law
viii be As well or better than any other
man in public life.
The senator is convinced that the great
est caution should be exercised In basing
an elastic currency upon ether than
government bonds. Otherwise he IL con-
hdeDt there viii be embarrassing compli-
cations, that VIII include appeals to Com
greos to reimburse banks and individuals
Who have lost money through such pro-
ceedings. He thinks that only such 4 Law
- seems imperative to meet future re-
quirements should be attempted, and will
not listen to any Of the asset currency
schemes that are advocated by some
members OF the House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

Il Is doubtful IL ever before has the
democratic national committee held
q spiritless and hopeless = meeting as
that in Washington last reek- Il
guess we'll have to nominate Bryan,
although l don't see the slightest
chance of electing him. was the
declaration OF almost every member
Of the committee, made, Of course. on
condition that he would not be quoted
IL the newspapers Speaking for
publication, each one asserted hid
confidence in Bryan and in his cleo
ton.
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alee Rerara. alee.

The readers Of this paper win be pleased to
learn that there is At least one dresded dis
il stages. and that is CatA1rh- Halls Ca
tArrh Care is the only positive cure nov
known to the medical maternity Cafarfh
stf7ufional treskueut- Halls Catarrh Cure il
takeA Internally, acting directly upon the
blood Ard mucous surfaces Of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF tie dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
building mp the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The proprie1ors
have - much faith in it, curative powers that
they cller One Hundred Dollars for any case
thA$ IL fails to cure Send for List Of testi-
moniAls.
Sold By Druggists, sc.
Take HalI's Family Pills for constipation
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ztgaI Notices.
~~~~~~N~N~~
STATE OF MAINE.


co.rrcres.s .pvxx..srxrx- OF s.rv q,
LADs W soS AAs1DASI o"sAEs'
Capaid taxes On real estate situated in the
city Of Ellsworth. in the county OF Hancock.
for the year 1877
THE following list Of taxes on real estate
u for nonresident owners, in the city o.
Ellsworth. for The year 1907. committed 10 me
May. iso7. remain unpaid: And notice is here.
by given that il said taxes. Interest and
charges are not paid on or before the hrst
Monday OF February next. 50 mach Of the
real estate taxed as Is Sufficient to pay the
charges viii be sold .itsoat fuasher notice, i
rabiic auction, on said 6rss Monday il Feb
ruAry next. At o'clock in the forenoon 81
the once Of the collector OF taxes. il said
Ellsworth.
Name Of owner. a<.cYins;o, ~ Amto,
real estate JARED. tardus.
01.anuTs, Soan q James camp a.
oreen LAxe. $50
srown . Leafhers, camp At BrArea ,,s
Pon0- III
b,own, Ms Linlae N. store And los 81
Els.o,t1 fA,iA 20
Dunket, sonn. heirs Oh MeaooN .os ~
Dnokw1sel. MS suiaA ., = C1riNs s,,,
YaAce. sine 81 ,,.
Dlt.N n..ef. AHeaL anu nam. .ana
90 III 81 !. lots. lang Austin ssm
Dany. haEn - acres land. rivsrs.de
gonoscn, i1motnys homestead Srant g.
<okos mrs Lure. iaHo cor YAK aa1 -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25
The Presidential Race !,

Secretary Taft returned to this
country juss in time to find a remark
able Improvement in the conditions
attending his presidential boom, most
of which has occurred during his "Trip
across the Atlantic. The secretary
comes back filed with enthusiasm for
the progress which is being made in
in the Philippines, the increase of the
conservative spiri. among the people,
their greater amenability to govern
mental control, their increased inter-
est in governmental affairs, and their
augmented prosperity.
Beginning with his arrival in New
York, Mr.. Taft kasreceived a continu-
ous ovation, and friends and
strangers, statesmen and private citi-
zens have extended the heartiest con-
ordinations on the work he has done
in promoting harmony between the
United States and Japan, in increas
ing the friendly regard for this coun-
try in China, and in exerting a re-
straining and salutary influence on
the FiIpinos-
Almost the first news which Score
tary Taft hea-d on landing in New
York was that the Sew York county
republican committee had refused to
endorse Gov. Hughes for the presi-
dency. He would not. however.
comment on the occurrence. Gov.
Hughes friends in Washington are
distressed over the refusal OF the New
York committee, and they perceive
that . grave mistake has been made
both by the governor and by his
friends in opposing the national
policies of President Roosevelt, and
casting thinly yelled fiings at the
.Preaident's methods.
They now realize the fact that the
vast majority Of the republican party
stand for the policies Of Theodore
Roosevelt, and that they win not
support candidate for the presidency
who sneers, 1t them, even in yelled
manner. An earnest effort d to be
made to induce the governor to
retract his sneers and to make some
pubic utterance in which he viii
endoRse al Of the Roosevelt policies.
It = too late for Mr.. Hughes to make
his pace with tho President. He has
cast his lot with the New York city
republicans, tho men who hate
Roosevelt because he has uncov ered
rsscality and mads Wall strset gamble
iu9. Ct least Tor the time, Improbable.
Hs has Won the support Of the
eleuneut which dcminates sentiment
II New York city, but unless there u
. great s.reactionary" movement in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

Inc private Offices of three o. foul
Senate leaders are very in1portan. places,
because there the Eso who guide the des-
TIMES of legislation At the north end Of the
capitol sit ct the round tables and decide
what shall be done. These private Offices
are generally back Of the COMMITTEES
rooms.
One of them looks like the Preside cor
ner OF . weu-to-do New England farm
house. 1t is the private ofice Of Senator
Hale of Maine. and ID Immediately oyey
the private ONCE of Senator Aldrich, OF
Rhode Island. both rooms being much
frequented by the leaders for conference
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25
HIGH GRADE BOAR
For service at my stable.
No. 3 Oak Street, Ellsworth.
NH cIxNsST
EfsaI N0tinn.


colLEcToEs AovEkyiSExxyI OF SAFE OF
LAKES OF SoN-zEsgDEsT owxzRs.
nyaid taxes on lands situated II the town o
Winter HAr5or. in me county Of Hancock
for the gear 1857
TyHE following list Of taxes on real estAt.
i Of nonresident oxrers in the town o
Winter HAsbcr Aforesaid. for the rear $50,
committed 10 ne for collection for said towz
on the sd DAP Of April. 1897 remain rpztd
and notice Is hereby gwen that IL said tAxes
with interest and charges are 10. preyiorsiI
paid. 30 Ench OF the real estate JARED ~ i.
safseisns 70 pay the amount dae hereof. IN
without further notice At public auction y
town hall. in said town, on the ffxt Nonda,
in February, 1908 1T O'Clock a.. n.
Name Of owner. description
Of property. Tosa,
Corners Brothers, LOT Of land bounded
on soath b{ Main st, on vest BY land
Of MARY A Rand on north By land Of
A Newman on east By Newman ST.
Lot OF land bounded on north BY
Hain ST. on EAST oy land Of
Tracy. on south By California cove.
on west by land Of { q Davis, ) acre,
With bosS houses thereon,
Undivided 3 Of lot Of land bounded
on west and north By land Of Al
ST, on south By land Of " joy, ses
acres ti4-se tax. 81 int, ei5 2
Danielsoa- Mrs. Percy, or unknown.
lots No Is sect A. on Park Ave. and
lot No -, sect A. on schoodic ave. :
acre a lax. "a int. a
French Mary A. land known Is Fiat
island situated west OF Grinds.one
Neck, acre. ears tax. IL int, 50
Hovey, p. or unknown lot Of land
No III, shown on plan Of h Joy
property. recorded in Hancock Co
reg Of deeds. book Of plans :, page II.
acre. 13-o5 tag, - int, To-
yeedham. Charles or unknown, lot No
unknova. shown on plan Of q D joy
property. rec IL Hancock Co reg Of
deeds. book Of plans :, page =, -
ROBINS. " Morgan. or ..knoua. lots
on, q. sec II, no q. s.. SEC J, No s,
81 See l. q, a Sec b, shown on plan
e re q cssda q. soo q q ss Plsa'A page
Rodiek, Fountain, Lot Of land bounded
south b. land Of Joy. on vess By
y Ina g & iss sa.S S.s 3. e e. .sr =
land Of Jennie Tracy EFT. - aeres.
Los Of lad known - Neds Island.
Lot Of land bounded ON south. By
lad q Faith Moore. On west by wat
efs Of RrenehmAn's bay. on east by
land q Nancy Joy. y aeres, s14S
ssstse, John ", or unknoun, lot Of : :
lad No =, shown on plaa Of Grind
stone Neck, recorded In Hancock Co
reg q deeds. book q plsaa Z. page II,
$780,, essss s:s =, g. g ~: ..l.o~n lot.
Of lard No - and -, &c D. Shown ON
plan o. b D Joy property, rec in
Hancock Co reg Of deeds. book Of
plans ., page -. ! acre. 4. tax. "a
int. ~
voae, est Fannie, undivided = Of lot
Of lad bounded on north By land Of
Fay LAsTAbee, on east by town
road, on south and west By land Of
Horace Jordan est ! acre "a TAI, %
int. ~
J.. N. GxRxisz., Collector
o. taxes Of the town Of Winter HArboY.
December -, 1867.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25
NOTICE

THE xnnza, meeting Of the ssoc kho,ters os
i the Hancock County Agricultural So
cse.y VIII be held n Merrill 4 HfBckiey's
store A. Blaehiil on Friday. Jan 10. 1870. At ,
D. IA. to ACT on the following b1siD<ss. TO Sff.
To hear the reP5rt ct the secretary
To hear the report Of the Treasurer.
To elect . board Of di ectcrs. AID to trans
81 any ether ozsiness legally brozses before
said meeting c. s. SNOWMAN.
BlsehiIl. Ne. Dee - issr. Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

Now OxiAnd comes to the front with
triplefs-three robust boys, weighing s.
81 and TX pounds respectively, born to
Mr. and Mrs Rodney Gray Saturday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Bucksport seminary received . Christ
Das present of ss.m. beGueathed by the
late Fred B. CHM, Of California.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

OR Sunset correspondent writes: AUNT
SAlone Sellers, now In her lo6th year. Is in
her usual beaish- sleeps well. has good
appetite. and seems as well ~ she was .
rear ago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

Edgz, L Roberts. Of BrooksviIle. had a
piece Of corn and piece Of barley grow
ing in his field side by side On one stalk
Of corn he found one ear in which barley
~as mixed in with the corn, and both
corn and barley were perfect
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

TEE xCLLIFIcAYION or THE SUNDAY
STATUTE or THE STATE OF MAINE.
THERE Vas hunting and shooting As an
l. on sunday in C1niculcas Park. Oct 6,
iAs. Tae State Ct Maine mast indemnity ne
IN the snn Of a3-se and t-yue. l. e. {ten
Thousand dollars TO. ratification Of Sunday
selese time Law A like aDo1nt Eszst be
paid to me for each and every violation Of the
DecAioEze By the STATE OF Maine and the fed
era; government Of the United state Of Amer
lea NAKr CATzARrxE FRKrz ArsTfy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

~so-~0~.~~~~4cIc~scsN
VoCN9 Man to learn the departmeat store
Il budneaA- Salary ~ Fer week. Apply
to HowARD wAIKn Il &. l. Moranz's, Els.
worth. Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

Our North Penohscot correspondent
writes: ssWe shall watch with interest
the operation OF the new tax hv- The
Taxpayers in this section are usually very
prompt in the payment OF their taxes and
need no special stimuiant in thst direc-
ton" Lucky Penobecot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25

no nos -respass il Canicuiccas Park.
IL demand protection 10 life and property
from tie county Of Hancock. the State Of
Maine, and the United States Of America
NAzY C. FzEr1 AUSTIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-25
3ur Sah.

A BUILDING near the new dan formerly
"A used - an Italian shanty. Price Nl6.
apply At engineers once. BAa Hanson q
"EATHER vAyE- Another Of thoee
w weather v1nes-horse-for sale 1t TIE
AHzaicAs once. WIN 10 sold cheap. Call o.
IT UMBER--A limited quantity Of lunber-
IL totst. plAaed spraes aad pine boards,
ETC. y reasoaAb1e pfices- u. c. Ars1rx,
Cuniculocus Park Anls. Egypt. Ne.
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STATE or MAINE.

coILKcroR-s Apvnruxnxxr or SALE Or
LANDS OF soH-REsIDExr owxsxs.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town Of
LAmoine. in the county Of Hancock. for the
year l1oT-
THE following list Of taxes ON real estate
Il OF non-Fes1deat owners in the town Of
mitted to me for collection for said town, on
the twenty-sixth day Of April, 1877, remain
unpaid; and nekiee 4 hereby given that Il
previously paid 20 much Of the real estate
taxed ~ Is su6cient to pay the Anonnt dpe
therefor. including interest and charges, vii
be sold without further notice at public auc.
ton q town hall. in said town, On tie drst
Monday n February. -. 1t . O'Clock .. N.
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TAKE NOrICt

TAKE NOTICE.
THE penalty besides Nsine laws for close
Il time is from t3lDoo TO tSooe OF thirteen
months in state prison. SSndays. t3Jup to
tI,eee or fifteen months iEpyisonm <nt. in
each and every case OF trespAss IL Crriculo-
Gus park from this date.
Macy c. FRx-x Ars-rx.
Arz- Il. IseF.
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ANNUAL NETTING.

ANNUAL NETTING
Bueksporf National Bank Of Bucksperf.
THE xnnrA meeting Of the Stockholders
II OF this bank viii he held ~ their bank
ing rooms. Tuesday the fourteenth day Of
January. Z ext, At O'Clock ?. IA, for the choice
Of directors. ard the trAnsac4ioc OF Any other
business that may legally come before them
EDWARD B. MooR,
December = 1897 Cashier.
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Subscribe for THE AMERICAN.
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Areeord ia better than prosp.cs...
Newspaper circulation Is sass counts f.
adrestssers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-19

dissenting vote the report of its spec
ial committee on the anti-boycott of
the Van Cleave Buck Stove and
Range company injunction suit now
pending, the report making provision
for an immediate assessment of one
cent per capita on all affiliated organ
izations, international and local, 10
be used in fighting this suit as a gen.
eral fund for defense against any
other action by the manufacturers
association. The federation today
placed itself on record as favoring
absolute exclusion of all immigration
from Asia and the isalnds of the Pa
cific ocean to the United States or its
possessions
The federation adopted resolutions
declaring itself against the use of
terms "open" and closed shop, de-
claring union" and non-union'
should be used in stead.
The feature of the day was an ad-
dress by Rev. Charles Stelze, in
charge of the Presbyterian church 3
labor department work.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-19
RUSSIAN GENERAL
ENIERTAINS TAFT
(By Associated Press. J

VLADIVOSTOK, Nov. 1S. Secre-
tary Taft tonight dined with General
Pfugg. commander of the Russian
forces 6Che healths of Roosevelt
and Emperor Nicholas were drunk.
The secretary leaves here tomorrow
for an overland journey to st. Peters
burg. Unrest among the soldiers
continues. Another outbreak is pre-
dicted inside week. 1t Is reported
that 200 mutineers were executed
last week
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-19
TESTIMONY SHOWS
MISAPPLICATION
(By Associated Press.)

l CHICAGO, Nov. 1S-Judge Ander-
son. in the trial Of John Walsh,
charged with misapplication of the
funds of an institution, with which
he was connected, today ruled that
the books of the Chicago National
bank and other Walsh enterprises
constituted competent evidence; that
counsel for Walsh had no constitu-
tional right to exclude them. Fol-
lowing up this victory, the prosecu-
tion, through testimony Of National
Bank Examiner Moxey, proceeded to
tracs ten instances Of alleged irreg-
ularities in accounts which it is con-
tended indicate mjsapplication Of the
funds of the Chicago National bank
by the former president.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-19

Saturdays closing level throughout
the list. These prices proved to be
the highest OF the day. and the first
rush to buy gave place to Ianguid.
indifferent demand which, allowed
prices TO slip back. The actual Of
feet OF the proposed offer of $780,
100000 government notes bearing 8
per cent interest was partly Offset by
the somewhat formidable evidence
OF the extent to which general bus.
ness activity has already been curtail-
ed by the dislocation of exchanges
and the currency famine.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-19
Thrown From Auto and Has
Arm Broken and Bruised
From Head to Foot--Physi-
clan Rushed to Sceneof Ac-
cident at Hot Greek.


M .f (
Macdonald
bank Of this city the prominent mining the
is lying with the State
the result automobile
the with slight OF his
Bradford another machine
and Shorty Kutchnau the chauffeur
Sunday night
its back the examination mining
full promise The Toiyabe
and the party started early Sunday
They had made the inspection
getting in the night The machine
the 70horsepower recently by
Macdonald Donald Gies
come into this district
Shorty putting the machine efforts.
speed not less than sixty miles they reached
Hot Greek Going this terrific wheel
whrng through
and Russell partly stunned
to scramble to his feet
Mr. Macdonald unable
feet Mr. Bradford country
Shorty to the Williams
ers Assistance forthcoming injured
moved to the ranch where the best nursing accorded them
by Mrs Williams and her daughter Mrs. Butler.
Yesterday afternoon. Arthur
who were returning from the
learned the particulars Of the The the machine
was rendered TO the sufferers bat Mr. Macdonald could be
moved So all haste Tonopah. imnedi
atey the arrival
notified of the accident The time
ulation Within
his the with Congressman
George Bartlett and DR. Grissim went
speediest machines that left IN
. ~~@~~~~~A@A~~31A 80 q . -
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PRINCE KILLED IN DUEL.

VIENNA, Nov. 1S.-The Neues
Weiner Journal asserts that Prince
Arnulf of Bavaria, whose death three
days ago was officially announced tc
have occurred from pneumonia, died
from sword wound received in q
duel with the Duke of Genoa, brother
of e&-Queen Margarita of Italy. The
dnel, it is declared, was fought al
Murano, near Venice.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-19
Prisoners in Carson Peniten-
tiary Arm Themselves With
Rifles and Seize Wagon Of
Butcher--POsSe Succeeds in
Capturing Two While the
Third Man Suicides.

"
= RENO. Nov. 1S.-The most .
y sensational prison break that y
y has occurred in the Nevada pen y
= itentiary for many years took .
. place at 3 10 O'Clock this after q
= noon, when convicts Richard .
= Forest. James Watson and .
. John Edwards overpowered y
. three guards, shooting one in =
. the hand; taking possession of =
. butcher wagon in the prison y
. yard and drove into the hills. y
= The conyicts were working in .
= the kitchen when they saw the =
= butcher wagon in the yard. .
= They Immediately secured rifles =
= they had concealed and rushed y
= for the wagon, throwing the =
. butcher from the seat, they .
= dashed the horse into run and .
y escaped from the yard. The .
. guards fearing general break =
. turned their attention to the .
= other prisoners. thus giving the .
= three convicts time to get away. =
y A large posse of armed men =
y were soon in pursuit. .
-. =