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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-23
SlDN EY,

The Sidney Baptist church social will
be held at the parsonage "Wednesday
evening, June "a. Refreshments of
cake ana ice cream All are cordially
invited
The Children's day exercises of the
Baptist Sunday school will be held at
the church Sunday evening June 49,
Principal F. c. Head and family Of
East Weymouth, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. Heald's father, Rev. Albert Leach
for a few weeks.
Woodbury. Taylor of Lynn, Mass.
who has been staying with his sister,
Mrs. Albert Leach, has gone to China
to visit his brother f. c. Taylor.
LiTcHFIELD CORNER.
Miss Katherine Kindrick and Miss
Rhona Maloon went to North Var
mouth Thursday to attend the rad
uating exercises of Yarmouth Acad-
envy. From North Yarmouth they went
to South Windham to visit Rev. and
Mrs. e. A. Harlow and Miss Ellen
Atkins.
Miss Annie Richards is passing her
vacation with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. F. Richards.
Miss Daisy Kindrick and Max Kin
drick are at home for the summer.
Mrs. Lila Bean, who passed last
week with her sister. Mrs S. p. Kin
drick. has returned to her home in
Bethel.
The pupils Of the Farrin school, I'M
der the leadership Of their teacher
Walter Lane. gave an entertainment
at the scnoolhouse Friday evening Ice
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-28
WAIALUA SUGAR CD. s
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual nesting q TIE Waialaa
Agricultural % was held yesterday
TIE following officers were elected
for The ensuing Esar4
President Z D. TerkeF. vice a-asI-
dent. G IL Cooke. sAfetary. r Il
Ps1-ie: treasurer. @ H Ataerton: d.
rectors. ~ Z Hopper, J A. Accand-
less. X Pfo1snhaaer, auditor, 7. r
Robinson. manager. " " Goo3a1e-
Manager Geoza3e reported that grind
The crop began Decenoar Z, 1906.
and finished September = 1907
ne estimate Tor the orop was 34.aao
fons ef sugar The total xlela vas
1z5z1 tons
The crop d 1asg was taken from 1855
aeres and the average y5el5 per acre
was SIS ions - sugar
Grinding 81 re nsW cross began 81
December II. 1867 ana ID q Feb II.
z9aS- 645e tons 81 sugar had aaRl taken
81 The yield N toaS q caa<. pr acre
i higher than Up II he same dale
zaS1 year The estimated xfa3d on re
crop Is y ea8 tons q sugar
\ asM rrac1 81 land suitable Tor
rss-seapE3es has been opened NJ. and
Sa9sac-es have been leased N taTaT~
able terms.
The zreaS 0-Gs= cultivation 81 cor
responding dates were Growing cane,
jan ! 49,. ST. aEreSs Jan !. 1913.
ssSss acres
IN view q the larger area Of cane
7~-7 yynsw sa=~~~Vavsa5 AFn-akrzs. s-z.rsE7a =
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TRIED TO COMMIT SUICIDE.

Joe Castro whe had some reputation
s few years aEa IS a p71zeSeATer III
6ar 1hs sautg5g0ev q 1he '-6aam
Wan5er, attempted = commit sra
eide yesterday Moaning a. his home
n kakaake tr swallowing uanrla7le
aeia. He ha5 had Tropble Win ms vie
Is said After swallowing ire aeza
- began Streaming. which araase3 1Ae
zs5chho-hoE,d- Dsreersvs Reeves hap
Eseze5 II hs rear sid ra1 - The houss
7zSr as Castro rolled put unconscious
TIE patrol waeaa was called Castro
VS. taken II the Queen : Hospital Thz
sce1ach EB1v wzs Use5 s2d he was
saaz ora II Danger Ee vas 1aEen IN
the police station Rn8 III appear be-
9arr Judge Az5r2de This u.s-n5nE-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-28
CAMPBELL ESTATE
CASE APPEALED
Old Litigation Now Goes Up to
United States Supreme
Court.

An appeal in TIE case o. The trustees
under the VIII and Of The estate q
James Campbell, deceased. vas fled
yesterday by Abigail K Campbell
Parker. che Of the respondents. asking
that the matter be taken 70 The Su-
preme Court Of the United states. The
appeal vas allowed yesterday by Chief
Justice HartweH.
In the supreme Court Of The United
States, IN The appealed cause. the ars-
fling IS an assignment % errors. Civ
ing the grounds Of appeal This Is
followed by an affidavit Of George L
Bigelow, cashier Of the estate. who
states that the net income derived
from the real property Of the estate
from February le, 1so2. 70 Joly 3. 1895,
amounted 10 s2ss,6S4. and the net in
come from The personal property for
the same period was 81, s2L
\ bond on appeal in the sun Of
$500, signed by The appellant and
Samuel Parker. was also fled.
Similar papers were filed in the case
OF A K CampbeI-Parker. appellant.
versus A K. Campben-Parker 81
anueIleas
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rata with the other approved claims
against The estate
COURT NOTES.
G c. Seong, defendant in the action
brought by E FEiedIan6er & Sons. has
{ <le5 as answer : general denial OF ev-
/ ny allegation 81 the cause. : Light
/ foot Is his attorney.
/ Mrs Kim has fled suit for divorce
against her husband. Shin Tong %
{ whom she was married IN Korea Ave
years ago. Men support for The past
] three years Is alleged
j \ petition Tor guardianship o. Par
ser. Edward. Jonah and Ernest Cum
/ naings, minors. was lied yesterday, J.
Alfred 8Iagoer being named as the
guardian
n the matter o. 7. NJ Harrison vs.
{ William Savidge. as administrator Of
/ 1he estate % Frank Lucwslzo, Judge
Lindsay overrule5 The demurrer and
/ denied = motion 10 dissolve the in
Junction.
The Federal grand jury has shifted
quarters from the [. : NarshaTs Of
! ice - the court room Of Judge Rob
iinson, where more room : available.
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR
/ The list Of cases for March session
+ o the Supreme Court which convenes
next Monday. March >. are the follow
ing
/ Territory By Lorrln Andrews. At1or-
/ hey General =. Moses Paahi. ~ al. Ex-
/ cepcions from Circuit Court. First Cir
quit Attorney General for plaintiff
appellee; g " Ashford for defend
ants-appeuaats.
Territory By James II. Pratt. Com
missioner Of Public Lands Z. EapioIani
Estate, Ltd Exceptions from Circuit
Court First Circuit. Attorney General
fer pIajnrin-appeIlee; 9 X. Ashford
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Arthur If Brown y Lee Chuck 81 a..
Exceptions from Circuit Court, First
Circuit Al F Prosser for plaintiff
! appellant 2 X. Breokons and W ".
Thayer for defendant Lee Chuck-ap-
peI2ee
John ?. Colburn, Trustee Y George
H. Holt Ct a. Appeal from District
Magistrate. Eva c. II. Ashford and
{ A Long for plaintiE-a Vpellanf:
Smith & Lewis. Holmes & Stanley. -
G. NJ Robertson. E NJ Watson and
" " Thayer Tor defendants-ap
lees.
In the matter o. the Estate Of Rob
ert ". Holt. deceased. Appeal from
Circuit Judge. First Circuit c. ".
Ashford and E NJ Watson for John
r Colburn. trastee-appellant
William J. Lowrle y Henry ?. Bald
wfn 81 al Reserved qaestions from
Circui1 Court. First Circuit r u. Sill
Iirnan, A G NJ Robertson and Holmes
& stanley for plaintiff: Castle & With
3ngton and Kinney & Marx for de-
PENDANTS
Territory by L : Holloway, Super
zntendent Of Public Works :. Cecil
Brown. executor e Al Appeal from
District Magistrate, Honolulu At1orT
ney General for p1ain111-apr ellaxzs:
Thompson & C1empas for defendants
appsIleas-
stuart TAFT z a J. Campbell, Treas
urer Of the Territory. Appeal from
District Magistrate, Honolulu z c
Peters Eor plaintiff appellee. Attorney
General for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In re arbitration between tbs kona
Development Co. Ltd, and F. B Nc
SFocker on The one part and NJ T.
Scorx Of The other part Appeal from
Circuit Judge. First Circuit Castle &
Wilmington fer the Kona Development
Co, Lid. e al-appellants- r " Nil
xe-toz for n r Scott-appellee-
PeIea uuoku ~ Y Nakaneola fz1.
Appeal from circuit Judge, Fifth Cir
cu51 5. x Kaeo for plaintin-aPpel-
liant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-28

Get c1ry &C Picturesque Ea1olL
- ss1d 60 yo- friend = ths States
Fifteen cents 3 coEy ready 1or aslznz
Z : TIE best sozvs-+r evs- zszzsd ns-s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-28
HAWAII CHAPTER No. :. ORDER
OF KANEEANEEA

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~ ezeA nurth s. -Sse c'e2Hck II F-sss--5rv
Han Odd FeGSws Bz5l5Lnc an Re-I xe-est
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HoSoLULU HAzBoR NO. 81. A. a.
Of II & p.
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HONOLULU LODGE SIS. Z P o <
Ho1aEu1z LG5rs NJ, SIS 3 ? O & vi
E.xz 4 EHsz- kAI kI1E STREET. nsx- Peri ever
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EAHRT 4 WIDER Ssrv
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-28
WrNpENRERG ESTATE

Judgment By default was rendered
yesterday by Judge De Bolt against
tbs defendant IN the SSSuTapSif case Of
E N Campbell versus BucE7and= :
Business Bureau This claim was for
S12S5, moneys advanced from time -
time by the Henry waterhouse Trust
CO. 10 the Bureau the claim having
been transferred - the plaintiff
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COURT LUNALTIo NO. $50, a. o. z.
Mexez ever E-z5 and xAs-d Wednesday even
ms 81 each moz1h- nj T-S0 p E-r IN PytESEn
Han corner Farx and Rera<zziR EE-esss- Visit
ia h-szhs-x cordially lnEz1ed.
II HASAEAEI. g E
JAS K KATLI2. P c. z. s.
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CANOES CIRCLE NO. so, c. o. 2.
Neess every seo0zE and f0z-zh Thursday Of
sn<A xazzh mt --sa D. H- IN San Antoine
EaR TTrsxx-6 street. Visiting companions
are cs-azaEv zzT7fed 70 s-tsn6-
MRS ! p RICO c. c.
Z. J. B0RGES. FS
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rata with The other approved cla1-ns
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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02

DR.. Kutchin will
visit this county
every month, thus
saving his pa
tients the trouble
and expense of
visiting the city.
And he is the
only physician in
this county who
carries his own
Diagrams to illus
trate and make
plain to all af-
hicted the cause
and nature of
their diseases. He
promptly visits
this town every
four weeks and
Will so continue
as long as God
spares him to the
afflicted.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02
Wedding Bells.

A very pretty wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Baker, West Wa
ter street, at high noon on De-
cember "a, when their daughter,
Miss Vesta, became the bride of
Mr.. John Hiestand of ROssburg.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Alden in the presence OF
relatives and immediate friends
of the contracting parties, after
which a sumptuous dinner was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiestand
have a large circle of friends in
the city and county who extend
to them their congratulations and
best wishes for a long, prosper
Gus and happy life.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02
A Birthday Dinner.

On Sunday, December %, 1907,
the children and families of VIM.
Reck gathered at his home, II
miles southwest of Gettysburg,
to celebrate the birthdays of Mr.
Reck, who was 73 years old, and
his daughter, Mrs. Jackson Sion
aker, who was 46 years of age.
A bountiful and delicious din
ner was served to all present.
Those present were: George
Reck and wife, Frank Ullery,
wife and son Lowell, Harley Fee
ser, wife and two children, Viola
and Emerson, Jackson SlOnaker
and wife, Calvin Slonaker, wife
and two children, Lucille and
Don, Omer Slonaker and wife,
Almeda Barrick and two daught-
ers, Irene and Pauline, James
Reck and wife, Frank Woodman
and wife, Ethel and Glenn Reck,
Miss Mary Reck, Ora Reck and
wife, Nople and Minor Reck,
Charles Ashman, wife and three
sons, Othal, Lloyd and Kenneth,
Dorsey Kendall, wife and two
sons, Nolan and Ralph, Walter
Reck, wife and son, J. w., Earl
Luzena and wife.
The entertainment for the day
was vocal and instrumental mus
ic and a number of very good re-
citations.
AS the day drew to a close the
guests departed for their respec-
tive homes wishing Father Reck
and daughter many more such
happy birthdays. +.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02

leave given defendant to further
plead herein.
Eli H. Pitsenberger VS. Sumner
Pitsenberger. ]. M. Hoel was
appointed guardian ad litem of
minor defendants; partition to be
made of described premises.
Zebedee Bass and others VS.
Louis Gruber and others. Leave
given plaintiffs to file an amend
ed petition.
A. J. Flurkey VS. VIM. E. Flur-
key and others. By agreement
of parties, cause is settled and
dismissed.
John E. Leighey VS. Margaret
M. Ryan. Motion to strike out
of petition sustained as to speci-
fled part thereof in fourth cause
of action; defendant to file ans
wer.
Ella Griffith VS. A. L. Griffith.
Divorce granted plaintiff.
Preston Bradshaw VS. H. H.
Davis. Motion by defendant to
dissolve temporary injunction
overruled; demurrer of defend
ant to petition overruled demur-
rer of Sheriff Haber to petition
sustained; plaintiff to plead fur
ther.
John Magoto and others VS.
Kate Pequignot and others. Par
titien to be made of described
real estate.
F. T. Conkling VS. VIII. Stokes
and others. Partition to be made
of described real estate.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Dora B. Clark to D. w. Car
yer, two lots in NewWeston, $500
Jennie Morningstar to J. H. A.
Ross, two lots in Greenville, $4,000
C. C. Fisher to j. S. Engle, 35
acres in Mississinawa township,
$4,000.
J. S. Engle to C. C. Fisher, 35
acres in Mississinawa township,
$4,000.
Frank Katzenberger to Kath-
arine Katzenberger, undivided
one-fourth of 80 acres in Green
vile township, $4,000.
F. and A. Black to Levi Am
mon & Sons, 40 acres in Twin
township, $24O0.
G. w. Hartman and others to
A. D. Hartman, undivided eight
ninths of Is acres in Neave town
ship, $14O8.36
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02
Afraid of the ReNNwoMs.

"Say,'' growled the first hobo,
"why didn't yer go up ter dat big
house, like l told yer to, an git a
handout ?"
81 started ter" replied his pal,
"but minister lookin' guy gimme
a tip not ter. He sez, Turn from
yer present path, foolish man; yer
goin' ter de dogs "-Philadelphia
Press.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Alfred G. Wetzel, 23, farmer,
near Greenville, and Cora E.
Ziebell, 20, Franklin township.
Oscar Grise, 81, farmer, and
MabelVanscoy, 81. both of Green
vile township.
VIM. C. Gauby, 90, farmer, of
Van Buren township, and Pearl
Trick, "a, Neave township.
Otto F. Downing, %, teacher,
New Madison, and Georgia E.
Wolf, 81, Hollansburg.
VIM. P. Brock, 81, retired far
mer, Rossburg, and Mrs. Emma
Bedinger, 48, New Weston.
John C. Crumrine, 20, wheel
wright, and bessie Boyer, 18,
both of Union City.
Frank Yoder, 25, farmer, and
Amy Bickel, 20, both of Wash
ington township.
Harvey H. Ullery, 21, New
Carlisle, and Susie Hamilton, 18,
Ansonia.
Jacob W. Mammalian, so, Kan
sas City, Mo-, and Sophia Hart,
Greenville.
Orville H. Oswalt, 10, farmer,
Van Buren township, and Min
ME Hofacker, 10, Twin township.
Bert A. Brown, "a, Twin town
ship, and Susie E. Hershey, %,
Adams township.
Harry E. Falknor, Fl, Butler
township, and Iva E. Adams, II,
Harrison township.
E. L. Bigler, 81, Annapolis,
Md, and Elsie C. Loughridge,
27, Adams township.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CASES.
18604-Nelle Pansing VS. Holly
H. Pansing; for divorce, extreme
cruelty charged.
1906 Opal O. Subler VS. ]. c.
Subler;; for divorce, extreme cru.
city charged.
1906 Eva Ashworth VS. Har.
rison P. Ashworth; for divorce,
extreme cruelty charged.
COMMON PLEAS DECISIONS.
The Yorkshire Tile and Brick
Co. VS. Mollie J. Straker and 9th
ers. Elijah DevOr was appoint
ed guardian ad litem for Harry
Straker, a minor defendant here
in; title quieted in favor of tn,
plaintiff.
Sylvia S. Hart VS. Ed Fry ant
others. Motion by defendants t,
strike out of petition overruled
defendants given further time t,
} plead herein.
4 James Broaden VS. H. H. Davis
J Motion Of defendant to requir
plaintiff to elect, &C., overruled
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02
A Proper Kick.

"Well," demanded the warden of
the prison, "what are you kicking
about now?"
"I'm kicking about this striped
suit" complained the new convict.
"All the silly dudes are going for
stripes now, and it's shame to
make us wear 'em. Boston Her
aid.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.


Jacob Breymaier was appoint
ed guardian of Philip and Cath
arine Smith.
Edward Nagel was appointed
administrator of estate of Chas.
Nagle. Bond $4,000.
Final account filed in guard
ianship of Naomi Pore, and sixth
in guardianship of Ramsey Miller
Inventory filed in estate OF
Henry A. Shell, also in estate of
Wesley A. Coppess.
Last will of Peter Brewer was
filed and admitted toprobate and
record. Peter C. and Solomon
Brewer were appointed executors
under said will. Bond $40, 600.
Final account filed in guard
ianship of Mary J. Livingston,
and second in guardianship of
Helen Mannix and others.
Order to sell real estate at pub
lie sale issued in estate of Cath
arine Brandon.
Inventory filed in estate of D..
M. Wilt.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02

This well known
Specialist in the
Treatment a n d
Cure of difficult
Chronic Diseases
has consented to
visit this county
and meet his many
patti S and
friends, and give
ALL AFFLICT-
ED an opportu-
nifty to consult
him Free of
Charge and Sc.
cure the latest
and best treat
ment for such
diseases as the
regular family
physician is not
prepared to treat.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02
CITY NEWS.

Portland, Ore, visiting relatives
and friends.
John @. Lands and family will
leave today for Texas on an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Hazel Limbert is, enter
tanning Miss Geneveive Brainerd
of Cleveland.
Ralph Miller of Dayton was the
guest of his cousin, Robt. Craig,
the past week.
Mrs. Harsh of Arcanum spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Miller, Central avenue.
Mrs. Charles Seibert and son
Walter spent New Year day with
relatives at New Paris, Ohio.
We had a heavy rain, thunder
and lightning storm here Sunday
night, but no damage was done.
Win Rosser of this city bought
the Arnett & Flory bankrupt
stock at Arcanum and will close
it out.
Howard Erwin has returned to
his home at Hartford City, Ind,
after a pleasant visit here with
relatives.
Ellen Tullis, aged about fifty
seven years, was committed to
the asylum last Friday by Pro-
bate Judge Robeson.
A summary of the most impor-
tant events of the past year will
be found upon another page of
this issue of the Journal.
Ed MagotO of Patterson town.
ship, who was placed in jail on
Christmas day on a paternity
charge preferred by Ida Belle
Hole, was released under $500
bond Saturday.
The rig secured by Carey Cos
lee of Curtis & Son was found
last week at Portland, Indiana,
where he had sold it to a cousin
of his. The whereabouts of Cos
lee are as yet unknown.
Louie Wills, who has held the
office of Clerk of this township
for two terms, has been appoint
ed by the Township Trustees to
fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Clerk-elect Art Westfall.
Isaac Pierce, West Main street,
is very sick with blood poison, as
a result of injuries sustained to
one of his legs a few days ago in
stopping the hack team he was
driving, which had started to
run away.
Hon. Wayne B. Wheeler, Su-
perintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League of Ohio, will speak at a
union service of the various chur-
ches of Greenville at the Chris
tian church, Sunday evening,
January 5.
Mrs. II. M. Cole tripped and
fell at their home on East Main
street last Thursday evening bad
ly wrenching one of her hips,
which is causing her much suf-
fering and will no doubt confine
her to her bed and room for sew
eral weeks.
Hon. Jacob Baker, at one time
a prominent attorney of this city,
who once represented >Darke
county in the State legislature,
was recently committed to the
insane asylum at Indianapolis.
He is about 70 years old and was
born in Butler township, this
county.
Charles Katzenberger of this
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-01-02

Mr.. Cole celebrated his eighty
fourth birthday last Sunday and
is one of our patrons who read
the Journal before the present
editor was borD, and we hope he
will live many more years to en-
joy the perusal of it's columns.
The Journals roll of honor for
the past week consists of the fol-
lowing named patrons:
w. E. Bier,
w. E. Ayers,
Joseph Cole,
w. S. Cole,
Mrs. M. C. Druley,
W. H. Lyons,
Thos. Eubank,
Willis C. Kreider,
Eli Miller,
Noah Evans,
VIM. Royer,
C. L. Katzenberger.
Don't you want to see your name
printed here?
On Christmas night, between
nine and ten o'clock, just after
he had alighted from a traction
car at Fry's Corner, Frank Fry,
a son of Allen Fry, was assaulted
and badly beaten up, and, it is
claimed, robbed of about twelve
dollars. He was able some time
after to make his way to his IA
theirs home, who at once notified
the police by phone. 1t was at
first thought to have been a hold
up job by professionals, but af-
ter some inquiry into the matter
by the officers it was found to
have been the result of saloon
quarrel earlier in the evening.
The outcome was the arrest Fri
day night of Charles Nc Cabe and
Charles Davidson, and on Satur-
day of Elmer Hangen, all three
living in and around Weaver Sta
ton. It is claimed that McCabe
made the assault, the other two
being accomplices. At "a hearing
before Mayor Maher Monday ev-
ening all three were held to the
grand jury, McCabe in $4OO and
and the others in 5000 each. All
of the accused gave bond.
Mason Burnett, youngest son
of DR.. and Mrs. George Burnett,
met a tragic death last Friday
afternoon at the laboratory in
the West School building. Dur
ing the afternoon of that day he
and Clarence Patty, both being
members of the Junior Class of
our High School, had gone there
for the purpose of experimenting
with calcium carbide to generate
acetyline gas, the class intending
to take up wireless telegraphy in
the near future, and they being
considerably advanced in chem
istry had been assisting the in
structor, Miss Odlin, who had gi-
ven them permission to carry on
their experiments during the hol-
iday vacation. Young Burnett
was standing on a table, STOPPING
over the generator, when it ex-
ploded, throwing him off to the
floor, and death being the result
Of cOncussion of the brain. A
cash was cut in his chin to the
bone, otherwise he was not dis
figured. The Patty boy did not
sustain any injuries, as he hap
pened not to be standing near the
exploding can. Help was at once
secured and the boys father and
other physicians worked with
him for a little over an hour but
could do nothing for him, death
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