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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
LINCOLN
JEFFERSON.

SOUTH-Mrs. Sarah McCurda, wife
of Deacon J. E. McCurda, died July
13. after a long illness at the ad-
vanced aged of s5 years. About two
years ago she fell and dislocated her
hip and since that time had been near
ly helpless. She bore her sufferings
without murmur and was ready to
60 when the summons came. Her life
was all passed in this place and for
30 years she was consistent member
of the Free Baptist church. A husband,
81 years of age. one son and several
grandchildren. who have the sympa-
thy of the community. survive. The
funeral was held at the church at 1
p. NJ. Friday. conducted by the pastor.
D. H. Jones. Appropriate music was
furnished by the South jefferson Quar-
tet
Misses Harriet and Mabel Farrar of
Boston are visiting their sister. Mrs.
Melvin Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hilton and son
of Lewiston visited relatives in this
p'n~n last c''rda-
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ford of White
field are at their farm in this place for
an indefinite time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
MAKES CLEAN BREAST.
EmbezzIer Lowery Lost His $115,0oo
Stealings in the Market.

Utica. N. Y. July 19.-J. Howard
Lowery. the young bank teller who
was arrested in Philadelphia yesterday
on the charge of embezzling $115.OOo
from Utica City National Bank was
brought here today and arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner
Senior. After a hearing he was held
to await the action of the federal
grand jury. bail being fixed at $4,000
which he was unable to furnish.
Lowery was visited in his cell at the
Oneida county Jail today by the Of
ficials of the bank, to whom. it is said
he told the story of his wanderings
since he left Utica. Now since he has
been arrested which he says he hao
long apprehended, he is anxious t.
have the term of the Imprisonment
begin as quickly as possible.
Lowery says he desires no bail ant
wishes to make no defence, that he
perfectly willing to make clea
breast of it to the officials. He tol
the bank officials, it is said, that h
had played the stock market alone
and unguded and sometimes had won
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Maine Central bridge crossing
the Hampden road at Bangor was re-
placed by a new steel span Sunday
The main line was closed only eight
minutes while the old bridge was jack
I'd off the piers and the new one roll
ed into place.
John B. Keating, British vice consul
at Portland, Monday received a letter
from Col Spearing. commanding officer
of the sd Canadian regiment. referring
to the proposed visit to Portland. say
ing that it had been found Impossible
to make the necessary arrangements.
Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and family
of Boston will spend the summer at
Old Orchard The mayor Monday leas-
ed a cottage on Bay avenue for the
balance of the season. 1t is situated
in a pleasant spot not far from the
ocean in one Of the best residential sec
tions of the resort.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
RTTSf|ELD.

Miss Vera Stevens, stenographer at
the Office of the Robert Dobson Co. is
enjoying q two-weeks vacation. Her
place is being filled by Miss Caro- Muir
raw. 49, t..,
The remains of the late Mrs. Della
BOwden, whose death occurred Monday
in Philadelphia. arrived here Tues
day afternoon and were taken to the
Free Baptist. church, where the fu-
neral services will be held at 1880
A. NJ. Thursday The remains were ac-
companied by her son. Charles Bow
den of Philadelphia. Mrs. Bowden's
daughter. Mrs. Frank Smith of Bing-
ham. and Mrs. Charles Bowden ar
rived Tuesday forenoon. Mr.. Smith
came in the afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Gilman of Berkeley. Cal. a
former resident of this town, who las
been visiting relatives in Rutland. VT.
is visiting at Ocean Park with Mrs. d.
M. Parks. Before returning to Califor-
mia Mrs. Gilman will visit friends here.
The members of Bethlehem Chapter.
O. E. S., are asked to meet at 10 A. M.
Thursday at Masonic hall for the
purpose Of attending in a body the fu-
neral of the late Mrs. Della Bowden.
G. II. Hunter Is suffering from an
attack of whooping cough. Mr.. Hun
ter is over 80 years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Call are occupy
ing their cottage at Lake Winnecook.
Mrs. Embert Robinson and daughter
Helen of Portland are visiting Mrs. W..
S. Hill.
Mrs. e. 1. Frost is in Bangor. the
guest Of Mrs. C. e. Libby.
Mrs. w. M. Bigelow left Tuesday for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
HECLA BOYS ORGANIZE
Randolph Tubs Backers Goi,o A..
the Tigers of HaIIoweIl. =

The Hecla Engine Company O, M,
dolph has recently been ORGANISE
with the express purpose of taking !,
fall out of the Tigers of Hallous,
Since the Fourth of July the Tier.
have been feeling pretty big BY. roo.
son of winning out at Bangor. Tho
Heclas believe that they can give tbs
Tigers a run for their money and a
a meeting this week organized and a
names were secured for membership
A paper is at A. W.. Morangs stor,
for additional names. A meeting vii,
be held this evening to decide whe,h.
er or not to attend the muster in
Lewiston on Labor Day. The Of.
ficers of the Hecla Company are as
follows: -
Foreman-E. r. Conpor. t..:-.
1st assistant-Robert Cosgroye.
I'd assistant. w. James.
Treasured. H. Sherman.
Clerk-W. B. James.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
Togus has 'Ws|kover, Is
! ..1!|of,wilh Gardner Locals.
Seven Return from Fuf|oughs
Ind Three Men 60 Out.
eiiIsss d ths Nay, Capt. odIum...
Y povsenais=-otker Notes.

Togus played picked team from Gar
diner yesterday and won 16 to 8, getting
more hits ana runs than their opponents
by good margin Gardiner was not able
to hit safely except in the first, fifth and
eighth innings. in which they got their
scores. while Togus got hits In all but
two innings. Costly errors by Gardiner
gave Togus several runs during the con-
test. There was some good batting.
Craig. Crane, Hopkins and Talbot getting
two-baggers and Perry nearly getting a
homer. being. thrown out at the plate by
KIRK to Hopkins to Craig in the eighth.
Gordon pitched fine game, considering
that he was up against lot of fine bat
ters, while Bubar was hit quite freely at
times -f.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
ATTEMPT BLOCKED
OF American Company to Operate
Street Railway in Bogota.

Bogota, July 19-The American COM
pany resumed the operations of its
street car service today and riot fol
lowed. Lives do not appear to he in
peril.
When the trouble began Maxwei
Blake. the American consul general
went to the scene and mingled WIN the
mob. He was received respectfHlly
Popular feeling is strongly against
the line which was financed by cap
ital from the United States. On Marcr
mon attacked the cars ana stoneo
the American legation. The attempt
to open the line today was pased on
the hope that this feeling had dls-
appeared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
PENOBSCOT
ETNA.

The marriage reception of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry A Graves will be at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer E. Carter, Saturday even
ing, July %. 1910.
Mrs. Edna r. Graves was at the
home of her parents Sunday for the
day.
Mrs. Ella Fogg will return to the
hone of her daughter Mrs. Roxie
;Sraulding Monday and will be away
about three weeks and keep house for
her daughter while she is away on a
vacation.
Mrs Lottie Warren and daughter
Della will visit at North Etna and
her sister. Mrs. Eta Thomas of Ban
gor this week
There was a little gathering at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Russell
Sunday and their daughter Ruby play
ed a good number of graphophone Sc
lections.
Burton Fogg was at Etna Center
Saturday night returning home Sun
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
WEST GARDINER.

HIGHLAND ANENUE-Mrs.C Chsfles
F. Jones. who has been at the eo''ae'
on Lake Ccbbosseecontee with her 'o'
James H. Jones. of Melrose, Ma's'
came home Sunday very Ill ana y "
ported tc be in critical condltion ~.
E. w. Hunt. who Is now drlVihs z.
mail on Route IA. states that MS 'il..
has been extended until Saturuay .
as to give the regular carrier ehah''
to finish his haying. ii
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Jones =.
son an6 Mrs. Jones sister, MISS III.
tin, returned on the boat 10 Do''
Monday after a two-weeks s"3 :
Lake Cobbosscecontee. :,
Mrs. Eugene F. Weeks visl'ea ~
mother here Sunday. ta ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams .iO".
their daughter, Mrs. Ida kimpa'' gus
day 49,,
Charlie Swift is helping James '''
bard in haying.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
ATTACK ON CANNON
BY Sen. 6ristow and Rep. Murdoch, in
The Kansas Campaign.

Topeka. Nansas. July Ex-senator
Joseph j. Bristow, "insurgent," this
afternoon pronounced Speaker Can
non a poor judge of rubber.
MT. Cannon" said Mr. Bristow.
forgets that there is rubber and
rubber. 1 am told that Speaker Can
non said he did not know that Sena-
tor Aldrich organized trust.
whether or ~ Senator AIdrirh is
guilty. of a technical violation of the
statue I do not know. 1t is the duty
OF the attorney general of the United
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
WALDO
PALERMO.

LEVEL HILL-Mrs. Edna Knowltor
is visiting relatives in Brooks for a
ew days.
George Kenneston and Mrs. Eta
Grady spent Sunday with her son. w
|. Grady.
Joe Laduke is working for Wesley
Linscott harvesting his hay.
Mrs. Z. r. Grady is stopping with
Ter mother. Mrs. Mary Norton for an
Indefinite time, caring for her aged
aunt, Elmira Emmons
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Trask of West
ooro. Mass, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Martin Trask for two weeks.
Norman Beldin is spending his vaca
ion with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
ieorge Belden.
Mrs. James Linscott remains in yery
)oor health.
The farmers in this section report a
much larger hay crop then they re-
celved last year. Crops i'm general
ire looking fine.
MRS. Edith Grady visited Mrs. Mary
Norton one day this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
GOING UP? eS.
Balloon Springfield In the Air Three
Hours on Tuesday.

Pittsfield, Mass. July 19.-The bal
loon Springfield with M. H. Arnold of
North Adams as pilot. and F. S. Hip
pin and G. Won Tassyl. both of New
York, made a flight from here early
today. The balloon soon fioated out
of sight in a southwesterly direction
and after being in the air for three
hours, landed in Lenox, six miles from
the starting place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Plans and specifications for the pro-
posed railroad Y. NJ. c. A. building to be
erected at Waterville. Me-. are ready and
sealed bids will now be received by the
undersigned at the State Y. NJ. c. A. Of
flee. 212 Savings Bank building. Water
Vile, on or before O'Clock P. M. Tues
day. July &c, 1910.
The committee reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids.
plans and specifications may he seer
at this of1ica or at office of architect. G.
Henri Desmond. 41Sl Congress street
Portland.
JEFFERSON c. SMITH.
State Secretary Y. NJ. c. A.
;y16dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

= two-weeks visit with friends at Aslf
Point and other places. Mr.. Bigelow
left Tuesday on a business trip to
Lewiston and Portland.
Claude Weymouth has returned from
visit with friends at Lake Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
CALIFORNIA TRAIN ROBBERS
Are Identified as Two Men from New
Haven, CT.

San Francisco. Cal. July 19.-The
two men brought to San Francisco
charged with robbing the Overland
Mail train at Goodyear last April. have
been identified. according to the police.
as Carl E. Bishop and Charles Dun
bar, both of New Haven. CT. Bisnop
is the son of James A. Bishop, en-
Gagged in the shipping business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

The returns from furloushs yester-
day were: Patrick Walsh from Provi-
dence; Francis Grammo from Beach
mont; Hugh Kenney from Worcester;
John Doyle from Lowell: Jacob Geb-
hard from Jersey City; John Hayes
from Wilbraham. Mass: Alfred w.
Bowers from Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

A first dividend of 60 per cent. ag-
gregating s233,000 to the creditors OF
the National City Bank of Cambridge.
Mass. has been authorized by the
treasury department at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Ambrose DUDE, late quartermaster
U. S. s. Ohio and New Hampshire,
Henry w. Crombie, late Co. D, 1st
Mass. Cav, and George D. Horton,
late Co. A, I'd vt. Inf. have been
granted honorable discharges from the
Home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
Speaker Cannon
! Raps insurgents,

Alma, Kan, July 19.-Speaker Jo-
seph G. Cannon arrived here shortly
before noon today and was escorted
by. an automobile parade to the court
house lawn. where he delivered one of
the speeches of his last day in the
Kansas primary campaign. Mr.. Can
non plunged directly into an attack
of insurgents.
Whenever" he said. you hear a
man talking about how in Congress he
is going to kick out of the party traces.
telling about how he is going to be a
reformer and straighten out things.
when you get a fellow that talks like
that you want to watch him.
Il believe in organization. and when
l see people proclaiming their own
wisdom. and that they and God are a
majority and that they won't work
with anybody else, when l hear that
kind of talk, / sometime think that
the insane asylumS are not large
enough.
why am talking this way? Be-
cause l am trying to show that we
must cooperate. believe in two
parties. one to watch the other. There
ought to be we'll organized minority
to hold the majority in check.
II have high respect for a man who
honestly differs with me on govern
mental policies. l am Republican
dyed in the wool. am partisan and
have been since voted for Lincoln"
At this. point Speaker Cannon dis
| cussed the prosperity of the country
since 1897 and then said:
Il sometimes wonder why men that
kick out from their party organiZa
| ton ana are wiser than anybody else
cannot learn something. There are lots
| of things that don't get my way
about in the Republican party. but
| abide by the will of the majority. The
man that kicks out of the traces like
Jalky mule ought to get out of the
team.
| "In The framing of the tariff bill sev,
en- senators. Bristow. La Toilette
! Clamp, .Beveridge and company and 2
REPRESENTATIVES said N -@"
'"If you won't let us say how this
tariff shall be framed we won't play
in the game.
Now Who were the czars?'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

States, to investigate violations OF the
Sherman antitrust law. But l 90
know that he is guilty of violation OF
political decency and of political non
eSty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Ihe United States Naval Academy
squadron. consisting of battleshins
iowa. Massachusetts and Indiana. with
the 70" midshipmen in charge of Com
mander Clark. arrived at C;braltar
Tuesday from Marseilles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

His Iordship Bishop Casey, and par
ty of so left st. John. ~ t., Tuesday
On pilgrimage to ST Anne De Bean
pre-. Thirty of the party came from
Nova Scotia and the balance are from
st. John. They will be joined all along
the line by other members of the nil
yrmage
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

The second team and the Odd Eel
lows team Of Augusta will play an
other game: tonight on the Home dia
mOnd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

The II. w. Jewett Hose Comma.
house has been moved from ita 0,s
location on Bridge street to tbo a,
mory lot across the street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

A serious accident occurred at Houl-
ton early Monday morning whereby
freddie, the 3-year-old son of Mr. and
MRS. Benz. Hussey. lost part of a foot
ne httIe fellow was out in the hav
held and in some manner the mowine
machine struck his foot. cutting it So
that ampntaion was necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

The funeral of the late Almond
Rowell was held from the Home chapel
at.2' P. m. Tuesday. Rev. H. S. Bur
rage sofficiating.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Edward Conway of Meriden, Conn,
late. Go. H, 22d Conn. Inf. has been
admitted to the Home and quartered
ihhCo. G. ~"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

y, Three members left the Home yes
terday on furloughs: John H. Gordon
u Readfield; william H. Whitemore
to Boston; John Claffy to Hartford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Allan. Mrs.
H. M Smith and Mrs. p E. Kimball
Of Portland were the guests yesterday
Of DR.. W. S. A. Kimball.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

One man, arrested for intoric.,,..
in Randolph, was in court T,esa.~
morning and was released on the No.,
ment of the costs of court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
Today's Concert PROGRAM

March-"The u. S. Regulars" Karasek
Overture-"La Sirene" Auber
Observation-Disclosures, J. Hall
Selection from The Girl and the Gov
ernor. Edwards
Paraphrase-"Melody in F." Rubenstein
Dance IN Ancient Stvle-"La Cinuuan-
tatne.'. -. --- Marie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Mrs. Burkett, who has been vi.,,.-
her sister. Mrs. John Holmes. has .aA
to WestbOro, Mass, to visit her a.. ~
ter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Earned runs-Togus g. Gardiner G.
Trhee base hit-Perry. Two-base hits
basss--Tokus i. Gardiner 8. Struck out
BY Gordon Z. by Bubar I. Double plav
HOPKINS to Meath to HAYDEN. Hit by
pitched ball-Meath Hayden. Wild pitch
-Buhar. Base on balls-Turck. Meath
Sacrifice hit-Eldridge. Umpire. Meader
Time. LAS. Attendance. 6OO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Regular meeting of Canton f.,
green, NO H. l. 0. o. F.. P. NJ, .thl,
evening. N's
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

An Increase in pension was receiv-
ed yesterday for Joseph A. Seger. late
Co. F. 14th Me. Inf, to $12 per month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

DIR. H, X. Stinson is enjoying a short
leave at the seashore at the mouth of
the Kennebec II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. pr.h,.
grandson spent Tuesday at Old os Sa'
chard. "Fss VI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

/ Hugh Doyle, sergeant of Co. f. is
enjoying a short leave at his home
in Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

middle of the day although there was 4
big demand on scale down.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Mrs. M. b. Mallett of Providence
l., is the guest of Mrs. Aliccss W.. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Mrs. Clara Robinson is at Bai,.,,
Island for an outing Of several 7AasSs 7As.sSs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20

Officer Of the day. Capt. T. j. odlum.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-20
GARDINER.

The front Of the 'CoIiseur,
painted. icing
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08

and is known as Arrack. When
we come to produce millions OF
tons Of rice, as we may 90 IN me
future when our sea marsh LANDS
all become available by reclama-
j;on. rice whisky, or srrack may
become a familiar article in THIS
country.
The sophistication Of so many,
| or nearly al! Of our eatables anu
drinkables in this country by
their enterprising producers
leads US to think that President
Taft's suggestion as to Labelling
the spirits with a history OF their
origin and blending is a very
good one ard in the course OF
time will lead to g very proper
appreciation Of the great merits
of good goods and to the oe
merits of the inferior kinds
We should hope that those WIZ
are engaged in the destllI1ng o
molasses will endeaVor to gan
for their alcohol when OF sufl7
Gent purity, a complete recogn'
ton by the government ana D
the trade such as will permit
| to be utilized as neutral or c.
? logne spirits in all the ar
= where alcohol is used.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08

wears. The present methods Of bank exa'n'na-
,io, iosure practically good banking every
where, whether with our national banks Or S'a11
banks and such legislation, state ano ns'lona''
is certainly competent to protect the oePos''ofs
in GUY banks as it has been il protecting Vie
note holders Of the banks. The young men Oh
tho country should give more attention 70 'l'e
aoo+r;res Of their fathers and stand by the gooo
old fashioned doctrine Of the reserved po"eiou
all the states. In that way only can we pelp7''
nate our form Of government.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
Mrs. Se:a5hi,7e Bauer Felix

TT Is orr mournful duty to record the oea'h
Of Mrs. Seraphine Bauer Felix, a natlVe ol '''''
oar;sh and the daughter of Mr.. and MRS. bauer
If pointe-a-la-Hache and widow OF Alexander
Felix, who died a few years ago. Mss' 1e'A
has been residing in New Orleans tor the pas,
fifteen wears, where her husband was engageo
in = large mercantile business. Alter the oeat'
of her husband she devoted herself largely "
charitable work and was a proMlnen1 h1e1'loel
Of the Lady Rachel Benevolent Association anu
If 4hp ! ladies' Hebrew benevolent Society. Tier
onlv sister is the wife Of Hon. 5. Leopold, our
DISTINGUISHED representative IN the LOUISIANA
State Tppi stature. Her several brothers resloe
~ New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Alexandria.
Mrs "sNz died Friday, December 81, at tfe
early ace Of thir-y-eight years, after a very
short illness with typhoid fever. The tuneral
ceremonies were conducted by Rabbi Leucht at
! her own home, 1917 Peters Avenue On oo'oa!'
.Jan4arv 1910. There was a very large a51eh-
danco Of symnathizing friends, Including many
members Of the charitable associations WIZ
which, Mrs. Felix was So prominently connecticut
t was but 8 few weeks ago when IN her res
;aanca in Peters Avenue there occurred the mar
riage Of her neice, Miss Edith Leopold, daugh-
Tor Of Hon. S. Leopold, to Mr.. Joseph HaspeI'
Rabbi Ieucht performing the ceremony. the
sad funeral ceremonies Of last Sunday contrast
ed s~orrowfully witt, the happy celebration OF q
few weeks earlier. Many Of the friends OF ootf
families interested in the wedding and tnei
present and enjoying the delights OF the coca
sion, were again present at the sad scene OF
last Sunday, when the remains Of Mrs. Felix
the ha1py mistress Of the marriage feast, wef
horne away with funeral ceremonies to her ION
l home, The LOWER COAST GAZETTE tender
ifs s~ilcerest sympathy 70 Lhe SURVIVING men
> hers Of ner family and their immediate fe'at''e:
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
Louis L.eOnhard & Son
LOUISA AND DAUptlNE STREETS.

TIE GAZETTE force acknowledge
with thanks a New Year greeting trcn
Mr.. F. G.. Marx and wishes him mary
happy returns Of tie Jay.
Or Tuesday TIE GAZETTE office VS.
treated to il riees.nt cal! by TIE Misses
Mary James, Bertha Sttytns a7""n
,ret Gtruu2. Mrs. Ed. ]aIes, MeS'Ii.
Stewart James, Eu&ine porcne ;HH
, Masters Irving James ard >.a:tn
Coates. The three IounG ,;d'se re
from The North ard lave Leon 'TrHc-
Ing their holiday y%rat!2n with re'1-
t;vcs CT Bohemia plantation.
Standard Sank.
On going TO pres We aSc informed cl
an accident to TIE launch Standar'.
iWbiie On her way up Southwest fass'
on Thursday morning she struck a pile
bitden beneath the surface and sunk
i, about II feet of water. Capt. Doo!-
mt WHO is doing some work tor ire
State Board of Engineers at ha''s'e
: Co()ette Gap, will proceed at once 10
f raise the boat and it is expected .hat
d in 2 few days he will have her anoa'
again.
Italian Killed Accidentally.
While out hunting in the rear OF BEL
G air plantation last "Wednesday morning
It patrr Ferrand, an Italian labofer 'V'ne
It Of Polar was shot by the accidental
G,o,.rpe Of a gun in the hands Of oc-
Of tave Hingle, one Of BeIair's oVerseer'
a Ferrand. in company with a fe,'ow
countrymen, had started on a ra.'
hu,t and was chasing one Of them wne"
a ,nsir noise attracted hingle's attention.
y. v,,o WAS engaged in setting traps SUD-
in ssouent to a previous duck hunt. IN
r, t,s excitement Of the chase, h'ngle.s
rnn was discharged, the full contents
y. entering the back OF the unfortunate 's
i'd Italian just below the neck ne a ",,'
shortly afterward. ferrana was o'ls
=. th;rtv wears old ard has been d resi-
.s sont Of BeIa;r for many years re
''' leaves q widow and FIVE young cn..o, u"
' IKE Nv, HingIe surrendered to Sheriff NE
.' ysrs Immediately after the occurre"
NJ and was subsequently parolea ai'et ..
inc eyonerated by the cer'her 'o's
the ,,n;act 70 later action by the gra''
VIZ jury.
Scarsda!e. .
Mics T.. C.. Dent of stratford, ontar'
and Miss }. Wright and little niece
uary Evelyn Kay, were eh'ef'H'''0 .
Q. Mr.. ard Mrs. A. AycocS'
;ce Mr., wiltrsa serpas and sister wei
entertained at scarsda'e'
ard Ms. Rita Abribat was in New VI
Jew leans Wednesday.