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7 Asst ANNALS or
LGE\TLEMAN GEORGE
A Prisoner Of Fears.

,.r lr 'ns sscur"sr cabin 1T the Yacht
..yrt or sound II any one except
a.. -,.Iid Ga-con sailor handed ~
90 u.,I Gentleman George Ring
'.r aN ir" precautions taken 60
.f u~ r"mainad stIli moro q prison' r
.-a-- Had that bottled door swung
.tau I should have made no at
.. .-rauo A. least whore ! wa.
.~-' ~ the company 81 my-@if.
I'D. cay hope which had aiway=
90 rl.. that the luck must chang"
60. hen. ilf fear, ! feared Mine
.-. ii7'prtsd m appearance and dI'-
r.s...' Goo the gus" 81 COuslne Clair .
... 'lll control ~ the yacht. The
..f nv the jewels ana oth--
tiamund dinner. wer" Eager
whatever IL might 10. end
t." ..e what their will would Ia
. o..t 1.. -gould ! try to escape !
''a-ai 'tn -al.or themselves without the
~.. %" y h"' maligniiy.
AU"r" then wa, Nine Rlise taking
.a. IrraIgn the port hole 81 my cabin
.1 only 80 green wall ~ water
80 ..0-n u,.an depths showed well de-
-''- and shades n the sun rose and
..I ''s-s AZ length assured me- that
r. ..tl.ing swift " steadily south.
s.s 'ha second night ou' from Bagot
90 my confused thoughts settled
.,r.y 10 come to this slenenta al
.-rr Thav straightway he~am~
90 agi'a'ed Could u be that We
H. ding back 10 the port whenC" SO
ruphantly started NOT -iN months
'u tho city where I had recsiV 81
Ignition a. Philippe lasCsll"s
NY which was not ten miles distant
.," private sanitarium where that
.trfnIa-a Imbeciie was kept ard
Nm" Elise had tempted me 10
"a" myself ia his stead. to seize
..- name and fortune and leave
NJ. dare not say. dare not think
yu"re
rlIld not he; aha would not - O.
.r-.lf Ir order Ia be- rev"u2"d
Brt vet but vet when | had
'.r ~ slll me had she not said
.' Was the public "I"cutioner =
sE 80 With start from my troubled
ere vas giarir z white light in
.Nf The Yacht was level and mo
hooked Through the port hOls
.f" 'u" end ~ tho very pier the Tiae
.Iv stanChion on whi'h ! had
-...n Ipu-ius Clare IN close talk
' E.r- Eliss On the morning Of
- dei arturo We we're back. ve were
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Who ua- ru" 81 'i' E.ra'..-l ~'p'H. farms
m ia" Jntt..d state. 10. ..t ia' ',,nr'H".
.uS', l't SOLID an" tam is.i.,r" .hr ht,>
fual"d and Nr lot ,Arr". duGI Of 'i"D' ~
Watts 80. 'n" worlds three yea Did
record until low or,1 toy IHl,rado T. -lIr
through ii~ trl"T~ ~ %" -nfr' N.y
H. his rTt Lang, -Jir.S ir'' fine hoi.s'- .r.
ms farm, pu' las prrd uu h'u. 'D trp'
a. last - 'h' -HUr'.d hlIlN urIry and
General Watt.
u h- work and hH> 4 ~. - on rf..- De-
a ~'y'-nfss'u- y'ar.utd buv. put ms father
GU Nr,'N - IA" r"Supr>ipi. Gamer
and driver Nnru the Iafl"r - away
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GRACE IN LIGHT HARNESS
JROTTJRN ~ Az HO fii
IHRDI an THH bR
IpfA' mplcd >csNOn for Rrror' HrraLInE
t-.rfoTuialr,'~ ium"t NcSr F1> Wade
urr Nuss lIrrt a, The Is .nd Nhin~
NJ Har~r>. Drivers aud uM nrrs

.'..r, ..iaNr = f,u.'. 60 = 90. o. - ~
a.. .l-' t-Cti". l- q o.. H. Jl''suN,us
,'orrarn, h.~ demons -a'rd mat at
r.-t,d~ tu n-u.r a. : "'i t-ntt.u-
b. =. ObIl D., Ii IA" at 18th all iuur runf~
...i.. tlru" tr.i tnr thu interval q ~,-t
.'...nt'n' t.r raft
Dr.. ''- not ~..'m g." b." proved 1T -"
,...a r' 't' ,lw'-I, and 81 a." t.tr-Il
y4r Nrt,h h-ry,- tn. tNn near and then
a.. 'Au n SIDE hoof- hitting IN" ground
e. ....'..a,on a hor-'' - .">,iNly never
s....t 'r'''' frn'u 'n"i.,.i Nth ~" earth
Pc ..'' are ~plrnlug MANY >n,u,hpts
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hIm'v hes fun Charg" r; 'h" remaining
'r = fas' horses ~ wh'u IplurAdr
Wa- 80 ho \"N Nurk 'u..' ting and the hoy
truN ID" stable on 80 R"advillo To- "wait
ms 'dth-r I'd Benvnn. Nhp trains aud
H.t.,- RIiy Burk. 2,"'.. aud 9TH -
u.r..s for ! Inward Ford. hes a ~"u Who
l. ~ ,uung - R>nry ard - trusted with
q. many ; -rrU-thiltt,.
Nmat"ur~ an ad-.i- often. ! ,
N'ht IL. former Ir'a,t a. ut tli. N-U
\ nrk u lad Drivers 49,. ,,t.trrn who !,
,fn" 20, rr..t.ur Il dr. ing for his h"ai,h
AID &. " l...''ii, a N'pihy Bostonlan
'rU % and dr." thor own horses III The
eva. q tlr az ID G.nrs Who IN yes
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Away ~ a pIar" Hh" that Nhv ou'
d"i"no" thai -H' O.. mean" wuIldu .'
worm o. snap -. ha UuE-I
-rrT" ~ "N'"rta would .F'." ma
thi- nor" 49, rirf I'dN vas 'hIr of HhllI'r "
la-,rl"- Dozens of .p-t Aifne>~"-
would ~ oar thar Won hgd teen In IN"
u"lrrhurhrDi about 'h' tim' M. death
Hu. have 'aL ~ platp oh we'll dc
hn"i curp'Is '"l,tl ~ ~" vnr, c"yi' -"
nav" around iu q ,a~" l." '';..
Ant ~ l~n.t ton MINI TO- Irr that "oG
w"r" hnastng ahou' -, -ct',"g ~ for
god rpt all ! rr,ai .ndilutEUr
m" ,'u. 'rs" ~ o.. 'nl,-IIrr =
..llll. '-r. ,.r..r...-' ,,. .p,,u orI,r
hlauGn n. .p."'... ~ q corpus
d"., % 80 .Gr. .a,"'.,. .I anil raiat.Gul
.HIT' 90 n''n." 30 @ rgrr, .'Tt.."
TO rui ~ rr"r" .rI~, Is though r-r-
nr"'" instance .up.'... o.Ir a''nfrrr II"
prov" Nlr" Ils" ru. lu~ -hH'Il, 'alI.
fINpUs" again hH' d"1 ~ e. mes -,
.hr.4 IDENTIFY yru n- ht'rur been ~
iur U"fgnh".'ri - 'r" s.uitar, ~ ~
IN. time she asserts th. rrlru" vas ruru
nitt"i \utSiths'au. all thu and
ru"''. Z ~ 'rrf "f 'NH', hlt been found
th'r" tu ~ argued and re'ir"l r"'n 'hs'
~ ~ r'.' Hhrlpr" l4,-' Ne. then tho
ease aEa.us' ,utI ui..t f'il The s.o''r-ue
q. 90 Gs"' o.. no ''u-tIf'., ON r'-"i' that
man cannot 30 'un'rT,u"d Tor III
murder ~ moth. U'".- here Is dIr"o'
nr"of ~ IN" death "i So - "''.r
Then that .. %" slfal .uiI,
-N"s. nv d"., follow a.rasi W.
Bpli'hr rising o. 90 thai - m" yIfal
MONT N our aAr.eabln 'if''s "Nri.r-.ou
into ,.-r'l,trv. bat ~ have fp deal with
an actual = iu'iIon. mot Supposahle - %.
an % I blNH glge. ~ ass'lrri ,ou 'hJS
actual go. - ours lopSs very favorable
Go ''4s
-Ry ITO say nd W. shes tho trrf.ty
the warden hl3 a., ll.u.pI 20 ~ a,' u 'a'r'
- Won viii Doubt '"-- 10 40 dirHs'tig In
~ Nril f't-hf fr.i 90 10 'l-ttrIle g. chat
with f'u aHrIf H. nNJaV'"U--p
Though ;" r- nov = '.~rT~'tIgl i.ran'
!rs. ~ np AMI -Ir" 90 corr" hT~s I to
fendsi r,nl ,n," tor 1r~Hu 10 va -
rr-isnt IT"buE 10 mH,'n. hCn' and
,arish,ug iu ~. .iar- The stCrt u pra
NJ ,p4r d.,urnd4 ,uI'd rcn'ru h's
meniorv and "'b-r .l,aIlile- e. d ht .
then unit 'O-upTrpV
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Ird no n a =. before th, s..aspn =
- IL. -, -. -.
.., '''''.r" NV 1877 Z" 'h~' ne
over. VIII. .rr..ar.r,s.,v d.. s,,,,eur
- Con-. 10 F,.,.r.,n IN. I.,y.r
v1I.l.s,I. ~ cop VIII, rvs r.Ior,d,E
Ih-v o., u,r rrL ~ m, re. .r...,i
IN "a. r.,. at.,r q ,'oIr-ad,E -, gesd
80 70. ~, u. .n Cred Gro, .,,rscL -,
tYcrsts H. Won a-.. nor %, IA stake IN
~ r..-.r.. r.a.- ~ 20 I'D .u7L IN.
r.. I'd r.r - nI. ed Cr rNn heal.
Ih-r. w. . s.- mr. ..r... ,t,d and W.,
C.I,rad. : wgs ONLY .,ya,pV AT each
fin - V..t -.outurlv mr.. .r.-.d IN re-
-.ry..
Ihu- 80. .n The ms. r.markabIs
49,. . ..rr known fl. .tro .-.nk,ng ~
.'r, Oh. . .... ,,.. I.a.... r.H,,,ks and
'asid. '...r.rl .rI .,rl,.ts. 3D..
Grlu'..'r. gr,-d ..r...r md ms. sunni. .
men .arv r....',g q. T.. -.rgf.. bays an
~ h" h"Id Tho .rnauo,d .ra.d =. dino
No. d"ur' 'n ~. d.v.luprn.r + .r....d m
The Youngsters 49, vearluys end ,yn,
PACK I" N" city ~ all Cii"s ! lonRed most
i,,.,i,. w. .h' Guy Nh"r" might be IN,
Tor the r,u-d.r 80 paine, ,..,ii'. "'u
'"r "''' l'''"' WIN "ang stern
~ ~" -''"' NAN H'h"n shht behind
.'.'I , =" W r'''"'",' WIN "'"neh revolver
'"".". ~" ~"
~, N''l. ana Nv
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\

lie sa- gone .'-. aury vrshir =
creature II az "id Nhlfi.s ~h" had
shpr"i INTO ny qua. ~ IIi irt my CON
hd,l," like tho Shaiuv ia cloud aga p
was l".f o p,f.pu'. e INV s"g.~
rtI called luu I"k v"- I". 20 b."
Undergrad. tad .a.'.'j hrrp tack l'r."-'
- -pou - ~" haryair Va, mad" u "a
d"rd ,h"g" w~-' are ~1-ElIT. is; b." had
gone %" hal gone - hts pun sill q gaii-t
ny o. 80 ihS so'. r".p,n-iriiI5v = I..
rvn dsod-
surely any FAD minded re-."n MI -av
'isi Ia "a - VIZ. 10 NT'ir tail
nd ~ 'oo ffaur"r ~ - - d.
c'sivs not thus D. men conspirs did
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08
WARREN II. CARR.
Sudden Death Friday Of Prominer.
Dexter Business Man.

Dexter. Nc, Jan. 7.-(SpeciaD.-
warren II. Carr, one of Dexter's most
prominent residents and business men
died very suddenly this morning at
his home on Main street, death havin~.
been caused by apoplexy. Mr.. Carr
had been enjoying his usual health
and Just before his death had been
engaged in shoveling the snow off his
walks about his residence. He was
missed and was found dead in the
stable. DR.. H. X. Thatcher who was
called gave the cause of death as apop-
leHy.
Mr. Carr was born in this town
about G2 years ago and was a son of
the late Hiram and Betsey McCrillis
Carr. For the PAST % years he has
been actively engaged in the hard
ware business on Main street. He has
also been active in general business
circles being president of the Dexter
Savings Bank. He was a prominent
member of Penobscot Lodge, F. and
A. NJ, and of st. Johns Royal Arch
Chapter. He was also a member Of
the Dexter Club. The wife, Mrs. Flora
Carr, who has been an invalid for the
pest year, suffering from the effects
of a paralytic shock. Owing to Mrs
Cars serious condition his death is
particularly sad. An adopted daugh-
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EASTERN maine,
Civil Cases Disposed Of
By a|doSupreme Court.
Funerals Of Several Belfast
People Held Friday.
Sudden Death Of W. n. Carr, Prom.
inent Dexter Citizen.

Belfast. Me, Jan. 7.-(Specialj.- The
following cases have been disposed of
on the civil docket of the Waldo coun-
ty S. ]. court:
II. ). Frost & Co. VS.. a. W. Fletch-
er and f. l.. Fletcher Bankruptcy of
defendant suggested. Dunton & Morse:
Dutton
William Fl. Gordon, Nettie G. Law
Ter and Addie Gordon VS.. Frank F.
Gordon. First day defaulted: second
day default off. Dunton & Morse; Rog-
ers.
Henry n Fernald VS.. f. T. White
house. Continued. Dunton & Morse
Brown. Jr.
Emma Van Sickle VS.. Arthur Greer
Neither party. Dunton & Morse;
Brown. Jr.
c. L. Wright VS.. f. r Whitehouse
Continued. Dunton & Morse; Brown
Jr.
Ella Bowdoin vs. Lizzie D. Morse
Referred to Hon. William P. White
house. Dunton & Morse: Fellows &
Fellows.
harrow II. Rogers vs.. Wallace NJ.
Ellis. Defaulted. Dunton & Morse;
Ellis pro Sc
b. D. Fields VS. Clarence Shuman ct
al. Defaulted. Dunton & Morse; Little
field.
Gene Perry VS.. f. G. Norton. Meth
er party, no further action Ritchie:
Dunton & Morse.
Arthur Richie VS.. c. Q. Poor. W. Il.
swan and T. B. Dinsmore. To be heard
by court. Richie; Dunton e Morse.
Matthews Eros. VS.. Mrs w. C.
Thompson. Neither party. No further
action Richie
Edward b. Lunt vs. Charles +.
Davis. 4. y. j. Hitcl,ie: Jones.
Walter il. Dutch ct al. KS. Isaac
Staples. Default by agreement Ei,chic;
Brown.
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Church Notices

ney pastor: Sermon at 1880 A. NJ; pas
Tor will preach his closing sermon. Snn.
oaE SchopI at L; Young Peoples meeting
First Church of Christ, Scientist. Ser.
vice at 1O.45 A. NJ; subject of lesson.
sermon: Sacrament" testimonial meet.
ing at $50 P. NJ. Wednesday. 4.
First Baptist church, L. II. Clarke pas.
Tor: Public worship at 1870 with sermon
sunday school at L: Junior c. e. at !:
evening service at / O'clock. This servisss
is Planned so as to give each person an
opportunity to take a part Midweek
prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
Congregational church: Morning wor.f
ship at 1870 with sermon bv the pastor.
subject: "a Bad Bar.aIn;" sunday school
a. II 10; evening service conducted by the
Graer CT the Holy Cross at O'Clock: SUBJ
Wednesday evening $ rvice at $50. SUBJ
,sct; The Lord Our Guide" All are cor
1iaiiy welcome to attend these services.
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church; en- Rev. J.. r. Clifford pastor: Morn
ins y wamorshlp with sern.on by the pastor
AZ V.do: Sunday school with classes for
an grades at Il NJ: Junior League at lis
T. NJ: devotional service of the Epworth
League; led by Miss Ethel Berry, at 6 p
n subject: How to Make Our VIII
p bidiHS anu SoSpcl service at I y.
VI: prayer meeting Wednesday evening
az 80; monthly business and social meet
ing or the Epworth League at the par
sona9e Thursday evening at 7.3O: class
meeting. led by S. f. Johnson, Friday at
80 r. NJ.
Free Baptist church, Rev. w. w. Hay
gen pastor: Public worship with sermon
~ the pastor at 1890 A. NJ; Sunday
school at II 45; Christian Endeavor meet
ing at 6l5 z. NJ; devotional service with
snort address by the pastor at I o'clock
edheSday evening meeting at 30
CLOCK, Brotherhood meeting Friday
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| Arthur Richie VS.. Lester Sarborr
| and Joseph Larrabee. Default. Richie,
| Brown.
Joel ]. Walker vs. NJ. c. r. r. Meth
er PARTY, no further action. Rtchie
Forrest Goodwin and Seth M. Carter.
Arthur Richie VS.. James c.. Stimp.
son and Jane McTaggart TT. Trustee
discharged without costs. Prin def
defaulted. Ritchie.
A. II Ellis VS.. Herbert Black. Meth
er party. Buzzell; Littlefield
Henry e. Littlefield VS.. Herbert
tt-Black. Neither party Buzzell; Little
field
Theodate M. Curtis VS.. Herber;
Black. Neither party. Buzzell; Little
field.
Peck Williams II. & V. Co, VS. l.
w. Stockbridge. Dismissed withou,
prejudice. Buzzell; Bangs
Henry NJ. Clark Co, VS.. L. w. Stock
bridge. Continued, BuzZell; Bangs
Noyes * Nutter Mfg. Co. vs.. l.. w
Stockbridge. Continued. Buzzell; Bangs
Joseph y. Clement ct al vs. Herbert
Black. Neither party. Buzzell; Little
field.
Hattie f. Penney Libt. VS.. Charles r
Penney. Dismissed. Brown, Jr
Rufus F. Lowell VS.. A. w. Daggett
Neither party. no further action. John
son; Dunton & Morse
William l.. Eastman VS.. c. s. Nam
son. Continued to first day of April
term. 1910. Brown: Farnum.
F. w. Brown. Jr., VS.. Ralph W.
Najfba,.
action. Brown, ,Ir. Libby, Jr.
\. r. LaFurley VS.. John w. Harri-
man. Referred to F. W. Brown. Brown.
Jr.: Ritchic.
Belfast Fuel e. Hay VS. f. c. Norton
Neither party. no further action. Lit
tlefield Dunton & Morse.
Susie F. Shaw vs. Chas. T. Little
field Neither party, no further action
Brown; Dunton & Morse.
Mary f. Young VS.. Thos. Wagner
and American Agricultural Chemical
CO. Neither party. no further actor.
Brown: Ruzzell
iWaylarl knowlton VS.. Lizzie NJ.
Bassett ct al Continued Knowlton;
Brown
George w. Pendleton VS.. Clara Man
chester Elk. Costs paid; amendment al
lowed. Demurrer to amend declara-
ton filed; motion filed by plaintiff for
leave to amend in vacation and for
continuance. Demurrer sustained.
Plaintiff has leave by one-half vaca-
ton to amend on statutory terms.
Knowlton; Robinson
Deputy F. L. Emmons VS.. Inhabi-
tants OF Brooks. an action to recover
for boarding tramps. Non-suited
John c. King VS. Sheriff A. F. Car
Teton, TO recover for goods attached
in November, 1908. Court ordered YER
dict for defence
John c. Beane VS.. Israel Woodbury.,
in which plaintiff alleges breach of
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MAY NOT RECOVER.
Jealousy Over Athletics Results in
Stabbrs at Lisbon Falls.

Lichon Falls. Me, Jan. 1.-Fightin.
which began Wednesday night through
Jealousy over athletics among Slavs
employed in the Pejepscot paper mill
eliminated today in the possibly fatal
stabbing of Slav named Ynesko, who
is very popular among his countrymen.
Suffering with stab wounds in the
back and one lung, inflicted, it is al
ieged, by Mike Morisko and Mike
Rrinko when Ynesko left the mill yard
ne was taken to n Lewiston hospital
and doubts were entertained of his re-
covery
Yrcsko's head was cut in the
Wednesday nights fight. In todays
melee Morisko's face was cut with
three gashes and Brinko was hit over
the lead with an iron club. officers
began search of Brunswick and sur
rounding towns for Morisko, Brinko
and John Savannah. who disappeared
today.
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BY a curious horticultural irony the
Gahlia. which is the popular idol of all
orr early autumn flower shows, has a
drcadfuliy prosaic parcntage. 1t has
been de> eloped from the Mexican tu-
berS introduced about 40 years ago by
tho Swedish naturalist, DIR. Dahl, for
the purely commercial purpose of sup
planting or experimenting the potato.
They did not catch on and the dahlia
dish soon disa 1neared from British din
nor tables. bet our gardeners at once
perceived the great pCtcntialiries of the
dover and proceeded to produce the
double dahlia and other delightful floral
fantasies. The tubers OF the dahlia, too
acrid for our insular taste. are stll
eaten i'll some parts of France--Wesr
minister Gazette
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Robert Chandler. former sheriff OF
Duchess county, New York. and
brother of former Lieutenant Governor
Lewis Stuyvesant Chandler. was Sc
verely cut and bruised Friday in an
automobile accident. While riding with
Henry Clews. Jr., their taxicab crash
ed against bank of frozen snow and
Mr.. Chandler was half pitched through
the glass door of the machine by the
Shock. He had his wounds treated and
went to his club. Mr.. Clews was unin-
jured.
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"THE KINGS BUSINESS
Fridays Services of Chapman Alexan-
der Revival Campaign.

Portland, Me, Jan. Especial evan
gelistic services We're held at noon to-
day at the Boston & Maine and the
Grand Trunk Railroad shops in this
city as part of THE Kings Bust
ness" in the Chapman-Alexand re-
Vival campaign, opened Wednesday
night. A quiet hour service also was
held at 10 A. NJ. by DIR. Chapman and
Mr.. Alexander at the State Street Con-
gregational church. Mr.. Alexander.
Ernest w. Naftzger and Robert Harl-
ness are showing Portland people what
wonderful appeals can be made to a
congregation with music.
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Desiring to learn something about
farming, the King of Siam turned to
America for an instructor. That result
ed in the appointment of j. c. Barnett
of Tallulah, La, who has just accept
ed the post of advisor to His Majesty.
MIR. Barnett will sail this week for
Bangkok This American who goes 20
teach the Siamese how to grow rice.
cotton and other products, is Missls-
sippian by birth. The post is very
desirable one, the salary being $1,000
year, with all expenses paid,
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RAM OLPH.

Mrs. i. d. Hayes of this place had
a very narrow escape from a serious
accident late Friday afternoon. She
had lighted a lamp and the match
lSnited her apron as she threw it to
the floor. Miss Betty Brown, Il years
of age, who was in the room ran to
Mrs. Hayes rescue and tore the blaz-
ing apron off before injury was done
The shock was a severe one to bOla
Mrs. Hayes and Miss Brown, who Is
being justly praised for her prompt
action in the face of danger
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Reuben T.. Herricll died this morninc
at his home in Swanville, aged ~
years. He was born in Northport and
was the son Of the late Andrew Her
rick of that town
The funeral of Mabel G., wife of AL
bert Mariner. took place this after
noon at her late home in Belmont. De
ceased was 45 years of age.
The funeral of Rufus X. Patterson,
took place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
MI. Patterson was born in Lowell 81
Years ago, the son of the late John
and Lois kneelanD Patterson. He
was Grand Army veteran and q
member of the Thomas H. Marshal!
Post, G. A. X.
The funeral of James Haney. who
lied at his home in Union street or
Tu@sday morning. after a short i'll
ness, took place this morning in tho
st. Francis Catholic church at L.
o'clock. Rev FIR. II. H. Lawmakers Of
iciating
Mrs. Alfred G Ellis, of Primrose
Hill, this city, announced this morn.
ing the engagement of her eldest
daughter. Miss Maude, to Frank Fl.
Busse. Of Jerome, Idaho, formerly @
Brooklyn, n. y.
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At the Coliseum,

The Weston sisters in their boxing
stunt and Stutzman and May in their
hupe sketch are both very amusing
ana the Coliseum should be filled 20
me doors this afternoon and evening.
me pictures are good, in fact better
thah any shown in the State excent
PORTLAND. Bangor and Lewiston MAJ
nee prices for ladies and children, i've
cents. Evening, 10 cents TO all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

Sir William Wallace. the British res
ident general of northern Nigeria, has
reported TO the home government that
cannibal tribes owning hundreds OF
thousands of horses in Nigeria. are be-
ing subdued by peaceful means. and
that their country contains perhaps
the finest Tin and copper fields in the
world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08
X. p, n, Club Election

The X. p. II. Club held very pleas.
ant meeting Thursday evening with
Miss Hattie Messenger of Main avenue
The following officers were elected.
President-Mrs. Eliza Hall.
wee president-Miss Jessie A. Wing.
Secretary Treasurer-Miss GLADYS
Potter.
Observation-Disclosures Avis Parento o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

ter. Miss Edna Carr. teacher in the
South Portland schools, also survives
Funeral services will probably be held
from the home Sunday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

County Attorney Guy A. Hidre,b
returned Friday from a trip to Boston
ana New York. Mrs. Hildreth and the
children will rema in in New York .
week longer. ;"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

Inc past week has been an unusually
quiet one IL police circles. There have
peeh no cases in court and dodgers only
nave occupied the cells. Last night
there was one lodger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

Next Monday you can call at C. H.
Beane's and receive free d neat coin
purse. Free to every one purchasing
25c. worth of any kind of goods All
the Saturday candy specials TODAY at
lowest prices for chocolates. hard
candy, etc. real candy headquar-
tprc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

me special bargains that f. 6
smith & Co. offer in their Janpary,
clearance sale cannot always last bet.
ter not miss them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

The regular meeting of oxford
County Pomona will be held on Tues
day, February list. at Bryants Pond,
Franklin Grange entertaining
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

II. G. Barker Co.'S announcement
Oh aWfully low prices for his styljsh
class of clothing should be generously
responded to by the public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

MISS Aua Dofr, chief operator Of IN.
Gdrdiher telephone exchange, wac ~
richmond Friday on business ~ ,ta =,
company. 'he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

ReV' Mr.. Names of South po,,.,
VIII preach at the Advent cbano, anu Nv
winter street Sunday at 2ao 80 vi
p. N. ana Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

MISS Ada Cameron, VINO has baap
ne guest Of Mrs. Frank Messenger ~
rarmlngdale. returned to her homa-;n
Bath yesterday. !"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

r. S. Ellis. who has been yis;,,
mother, Mrs. Albert Can of Farm Farm n,s
Gale, returned to Auburn Frida,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08
Fer Sore 1Aroat Sudden Cold and Coughs

no remedy has been discovered so power
full to cure as Perry Davis Painkiller. As
q Liniment it has no equal in curing Rheu-
matism or Neuralgia, burns and bruises,
aud wounds of every description. 1t is
the cheapest and best remedy offered
to the public. Only SIC. for big bottle.
There are other sizes also, 25c. aud SOC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

Mrs. Allen Clark returned IN
FRIDAY after visit with Mrs De-
McCausland of Farmingdale 'car