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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
Two Thousand People Living in Tent'
And Shanties---E Epidemic Of Sick
ness Feared---0ny Is Stoves in
Town--Tota| LosS$7, 100000.

Campbellton. N. B.. July 26.-Thun-
der storms and heavy rain falls during
the past few days have made the con-
dition Of the 1000 inhabitants of the
burned town who are still homeless
more miserable than ever The other
1000 residents have been cared for at
various places.
In the absence of regular sewerage
or water supply, the physicians of the
town are preparing for serious out
break of sickness. and a temporary
hospital is being rapidly completed.
The members of the relief commit
tee are doing their best to distribute
provisions justly. but it is a difficult
task under the circumstances. and the
cash subscriptions are coming too
slowly to supply the immediate needs.
Tie cash received is deposited in
banks and the funds are not paid out
except by checks drawn and signed by
the three members of the finance com
mittec SO far only $4,000 has been re-
ceived in cash.
Two people are reported to have be-
come mentally unbalanced. There have
been several cases Of diphtheria. but
the other patients on hand have minor
complaints.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
1oOAyS JOURNAL CONTENTS.
Page Ono.

Page Ono.
TELEGRAPH-Pres. Taft Visits ROCK
Authorizations Are Pitiable at lamp
bellton; Two Thousand People Llving IN
Tents and Shanties Epidemic OF SICK
ness Feared-Yacht Massachusetts De-
feats St Lawrence in Close Race.
Page Two.
LOCAL-Pittsfield. Skowhegan, Beifast
and Gardiner Local News.
Page Three.
LOCAL-waterville. Fairfield and OAK
land Local News.
Page Four.
SPORTING AND FINANCIAL-Boston
Americans Win from ST. Louis-Detrolt
Defeats New Notwithstanding ana
Cleveland Break Even-Other Results
The Markets
Page Five.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Page Six.
EDITORIAL
Page Seven.
LOCAL AND sTATE-state House
News-County News.
Page Eight.
LOCAL-Amusements Market
Vuotations-Local Briefs-County News
Page Nine.
LOCAL,-Williams Holmes Wedding.
Udd Fellows Defeat the Moguls-Locai
briefs-Telegraph
Page Ten.
TELEGRAPH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
Gauthier's Blow
May Kill Beaudette.

Lewiston. Me. July 26-(SpeciaD.-
No hope is entertained for the recovery
of Napoleon Beaudettc of II Chestnut
street, 80 years old. whose skull was
fractured as the result of blow dealt
Monday evening by Louis Gauthier.
Beau!ette now remains unconscious at
st. Mary's General hospital.
The assault occurred on Lincoln
street shortly before ?. NJ. Beaudette
was struck hy Gauthier. the blow knock
ing him down. MS head striking the
sidewalk with such force as to severely
fracture his skull
Gauthier was arrested by Office Jol-
Iicouer and arraigned in the Lewiston
municipal court Tuesday upon the
charge Of assault. Physicians from
tie hospital testified at the hearing
that the patient was paralyzed on one
side and could not speak and that they
considered his chances of recovery eX-
tremelv doubtful
The case was continued until Thurs
day morning and Gauthier was commit
ted to Jail. being unable to furnish the
$4,000 bail demanded by the court.
No one aside from the two men
knows what the trouble between them
was Beaudette cannot speak and
Gauthiers attorney has instructed him
to talk to no one about the affair. 1t
is presumed that the two men had
some sudden dispute and that Gauthier
in a temporary fit of temper struck his
friend. Ordinarily the blow would
have lone no damage and it was the
g. tl,a g.1yI
feaudette is married and the father
Of three boys and two girls and had
hecn employed by the water works
Ca,lthicr is t:le son of Police Oft1cer
Gauthier and lives in Turner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
DEATH TO ALL PRISONERS
In Provisional Governments Hands
Ordered by Pres. Madriz.

washington. July 26.-Death to all pris-
orsrs in the hands of the troops of the
rrovisional government has been ordered
nv Dr Madriz. according to telegram
rsceived tonight by the Estrada repre-
sentative here. The telegram lro" "e"'
Mena, one of the revolutionary generals
added that two revolutionists in the
hands of the Madriz force unoer Coi'
Montsa in Charco Muerta We're s.o' -
death on the same day that Gen. 0aen]'
in command of an Estradan nah"' "oef-
ated Is Madrizists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27

Fifteen hundred persons are living In
tents and 500 in temporary wooden
buildings.
There is an abundance of unprepar-
ed food on hand. but a scarcity of
bread and such provisions as canned
goods. Owing to the scarcity of stoves,
there being only about % in the whole
neighborhood. the destitute, with few
exceptions. are unable to do their own
cooking and have to exist on canned
goods.
First estimates of the total loss
caused by the fire were much too low.
The loss is now placed at 100000.
much of which was on mills and i'm
mense quantities of finished and I'M
finished lumber. The work of building
temporary structures is progressing
steadily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
SWAPPING WESTERLY
Brinus Clear Air and Lower Tempera-
ture to sBostonIans.

Boston. July 26.-The canine weather
conditions of yesterday gave place today
to more reasonable influences with
swapping westerly breeze bringing in
clear air and lower temperature. Last
nights showers. which were prevalent
throughout New England. were douoY
welcomed, for they not only swept the
humidity out to sea but temporarily, at
least. broke the drought in nearly all DIS
trictS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
SEVEN DEATHS FROM HEAT
Occur Tuesday In New York City,
AGAINST IS on Monday.

New York, July 26.-With less hui
midity and more breeze. New York did
not suffer greatly with the heat today.
although the mercury reached maxi
mum of Sc at 2.30 o'clock this after
noon. Seven deaths occurred during
the day as against Is yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
AeERNArHY BOY OVERCOME.
Heat Too Much for Rooseve'ts Young
Friend at Ottawa, Kan.

Ottawa. Kas.. July 26.-Louis Aberna-
thy, one of the Alternately boys WHO roue
horseback from Oklahoma 10 Ireeh W
onel Roosevelt. and who was returning
to Oklahoma in motor car was over
come by heat here yesterday and remain
ed unconscious sometime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
THE WEATHER
FAIR AND WARM.

Washington, July 26.-Forecast for
New England: Generally fair Wednes-
day and Thursday. not much change in
temperature; light variable wind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
Thirteen Frustrated at FL Paso.

FL Paso, Tex, July 26,-Thirteen per-
sons were Frustrated by the heat in Ell
Paso and vicinity yesterday. The Their
mometcr registered 9S IL degrees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
Oklahoma Corn Crop Threatened.

Guthrie. Okla. July 26.-Yesterday's
intense heat was duplicated today and
the corn crop is greatly endangered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
Boston Forecast,

Boston. July 26.-Forecast: Fair
Wednesday and Thursday, light west
erly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
2 goa

,Eactory's output now upwards Of Half.
..slllion weekly. Largest selling brand OF
cigars in the world. Factory. Man
NM. N.s1. -.-..-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
CHARLES n, GILMAN
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
1856 MIDDLE STREET
PORTLAND, MAINE.

REPRESENTED IN
AUGUSTA BY
CHARLES S. PETrENGlLL.
207 WATER STREET.
jy25-27
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-27
Dominion Cities
Slow in Aiding.

ST John. n. B.. July 26.-Lieut. Gov
Continued on Page Ten.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-06
SPEAKING WITH AUTHORITY.

There are two Important differences
In the. action Of the state COMMITTEES
and that Of the Congressional commit:
ice intheir endorsement Of the two (
Republican committee In this county
al The state committee took action
without hearing but one side, the ctli!
ef claiming the committee lacked iuf.
isdlctlon. (2) The Congressional com.
uittse heard both sides, sought = com.
promise and delayed action Tor oeyeral
days; and further Il has undoubted
jurisdiction in the matter Of its own
primary. The State committee could
act In an advisory capacity as 1 medl:
ator between rival committees In a
eountyIf called upon W both tactlcnt
and tksy would asFte rs ut tire ssasss
committee settle their differences but
ii Il hetthe province q The state com.
nlttsS to so about from county 10
county ablttlns lng on county atfalFs
simply bssauss 4 watts 70 I endotses
6sme tastIsnal organization The pec.s
plo Won't stand fer suefnieadllng WITH
local affairs ~ outsldets The Gone
uFssslotal committee has ! perfect
fisht 10 sst the date % the cohures.
Siohal primary and Designate yslics
" =, p i.syi1s NJ u Il L i q d = j rs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-06
CALF ISSUED
BY ESE UIIVE
COMMITTEE
Place 81 Me ting
Sounds Very
Demo c ira tic

some nembers 81 the Republican
Execulise COMMITTEES seem 70 hays
permitted The use ol tiieir names fOt
a Cali ot 81 meeting having for its
object me removal Of Howard n. Fur.
bee as chairman of The COMMITTEES ami
A. il. Lehman as IS secretary. TaH
meeting Is fIxed for Friday, at.2:3o i.
M, at the Fstlsts 81 tts Marietta Nc:
ssl. i
The purpose stated In the CALI 90
Won IS spiacs Of meeting, aiscloses
The Detnocartle otigins6f the cal. TEe
Republicans u this county Wlllat once
inquire why any Republican wottlt
want alFs Furbse and Mr.. Lehman re-
movet easy TO answer why thu
Democfsts want them removed. It Is
wei understood that this move comes
rom the Fairhiont postmaster and his
Democratic allies; and 1t is known
thai CHARLEY Powell was in conference
with Howard Fleming before the "cal4"
was nailed This Is mt the first time
that the trick has been attempted.
i lid not work then aud the Repltli-
cens win see tott that II does not sue,
ceed mis- time. The local Democratic
LEADERS have been consulted too mueti
Of late years for the good Of the Re.
pnblieans and II time that the Repub-
heans see stoi II that the Democrats 10
not have the representation en- gu.
eimmitlees hereatterA.it is self-esl-
dent they have had in the past. Let
The Democrats control their own al.
laifs but let Republicans attend to
theirs
Nj Farbee's friends as we'll as MI.
Eehnan Eitlsresent this wanton az
ancalied.tor insult.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-06

EsT' We FORGET.

III the minds Of some Republlcanstt
Seems more important ta get contslI
oil the party machinery and nsnillaIeS
certain candidates Tor once Than
does to secure theIr election alLe
Ward. This sentiment g eacotraeld
B certain Democrats in ttits eeupss,
who nearly always take q secret spals
ah helping to nominate Republican
candidates and Chen never fan 70 1logg
laU they can to defeat them. The NJ
SIT IS apparent whea we see hus5
many OF the best olices in this county
afesaIled by Democrats in spite 81 tBs1
fact that the Republican majority
atlleast 1000 in the county AZ t'Is;
cemoing election We are TO seiee. thfss
members of the House of Delegat
| II Is certainly the height Of folly TO lei
the selection Of candidate for unisSll
States Senate cause the defeat OF tlIel
Republican candidates for The Hntss
Of Delegates. What would Il prcass
either Senator Scott or M, HabbatlF
to carry the county 81 q primary ana
then the Democrats win the nienibeFs
Of the House Of Delegates? And that
is what will happen as sure as fate 4
the Republicans don't bury their dlts
ferences and quit fighting among them
selves before and after the primary
election. AS we see It. there is bit
one way out Of the dIficulty Put TAD
names Of Mr.. Hubbard and Senator
Scott on the ticket aud let every Is Y;
publican agree to stand BY the nom
inees regardless Of WHO wins Tho
West virgfnian stands ready to sult
port With might ana main every Re-,
publican nominated for House Of belle
gates regardless ofSwho carries tie.
county for United States Senator But
let lis have fai. dealing among iRepub,
licans, We win continue to lose by
lighting men because ttey don't ~.
Icing to our crowd Ills vastly niose
important that we have a Republican
Legislature elected than that eltilkl
senator scott or atr, Hubbard win tau
primary in Marion orapy other county
tLetinsb be Republicans now as wei as
after the primary and avoid the shoais
Of detcat.-Editorial. IN West Virgin
ian, April 20. #
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-06
MANN NGTON
Adj 'HEI' UP
DON'T LIKE PROPOSED MEETING
OK REEeBElcPAN COMMITTEE
THE 1. +, MARIETTA e

The Manhingtan Enterprise bears
dawn pretty heavy on the would.h'
re4orsahlzers oltlie Marion County RS.
plbilcan Executive Uommittec Thl
cpterpfies SAYS:
An attenpted9fape OF the copies
wishes in Matiobieodnty Is booked Tor
Pridas attetnooh8 next, which reminds
Oh veterans d tae time Howard Ftenl.
ing sice ATTEMPTED to announce the
7ote d Marion county at State ecu
yontlon as entirely opposite from the
way he had been Instructed as chair
man iii the county cancls. II looks,
lco, as this even is Of the man
panning He is perhaps aided ~
Demorrats as usual, since the mectils
Is hcldsat the Niarietta Hotel, at Fall.
mont
A call was issued yesterday for Il
meeting q the county committee at
he aboye place, for the purpose q
aslsing the designations Of Howard
Fuihoas chairman and L. Lehman
as secretary 81 the committee, and IN
case tte gentlemen refuse to resign,
70 aeaose them and In their place put
Lamar e Powell as chairman and H.
C. MORAN as secfetafy,
The call5is Supposed to have beell
mel Az loar out ct seven d tSe
tummittee but one man Who's tiaiE,
apeais thefe6n seeis to have been
Rrlttsn w the same pen, hand aRll Ink
ns one othst, willie the hrst has not
been Is Eslsnigas $geks, and per.
Hops know nothing Of the use Of his
aame TlmsswIilteii.
Three 81 iour Of the names 81 Sign
II Afe Scott siipportets and It Is cyl
AensIs hohsa rs make Tie whole Srga'!
,stloh hopeisssly SO. II this could
tp iccomplishsll ii the behest Of the
NUN menti1ned above Gould any vot4r
81 8iati6il COUNTY hppe to have far
pspresslsn 81 Ills sshes recorded on
tie pollsbooks ctsthe election otlcIa.s
whom tbey would name?
The peopieeoi Marion county pto
a4so overwhelmingly t6yote tor Hub;
BARD as TIE epmlne primary and thes
tlli not'toletste any such higa aaha-
IA nietltods eslmsa 10 deprive thOhi
Jilne results tAs elton
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-06
METHODS Oh
THE FLElNINC
AR EXPOSED.
T he civil ryicie
Is Abuse BY
Officials

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permit 'nem "a. ny.stu .. Az - t,'o
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-06
TIiE COMMIT IEE
NET AP RI q
1880 AIM.
Carr enter e signs
Bumpers With.
draw

twest yirsihian April 3S8

IF o. 49, Nh. ~ ~. ~ u r. ,slls y.
Several politlcal bonus nave ! e4-
ploded around 81 Fairfnont tais wees ~
without making very loua n EMs' pas
this morning tae crisis came ne ana ta lt1ss
was consl ges erape DONG DetSeee Y ths e
nours OF ten ana eleven O'CLOCK 9. .
me cause q tne commot tlB ssa !.
IN me week was the IotioWins ho. ..
sem out py me members o. 1ae MA
rioa County hepnpilcan Executive
committee whose names are t t1esi
attached:
Al meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Republican party, for
Marion county, West Virginia, Is here.
BY called to meet at the Parlor Of the
Marietta Hotel in the City Of Fair.
mont, Marion county, West Virginia.
on the 22d dayof April, 1910, at $3.50
O'clock p. M, for the purpose Of &C
cepting the designations Of Howard
R. Furbee as chairman and Albert L.
Lehman as secretary of said Execur
tive Committee, respectively and in
1.-THE event that said two respective
designations are not then and there
made and rendered to proceed to re-
move the said Furbee as chairman
and the and the said Lehman as seer
and the said Lehman as secretary
thereof and declare the said two Offices
vacant and to all the said Office of
chairman and the said Office Of secre-
tary. (made vacant respectively by
the said resignation - the said Fur
bee and the said Lehman, or by their
removal therefrom as aforesaid), by
the election Of the Hon. Lamar O.
ecutive Committee to succeed the said
Howard h. Furbee as such, and the
election of H. .. Moran to be secre,
tary of said Executive Committee to
succeed the said Albert L. Lehman as
such; and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before said committee.
Witness the hands and seals Of the.
undersigned members of said Execus
tive Committee this the 16th day of
April, 1910.
w. H, RUNNER, tsEAL.l
Committeeman from Winfield district,
Marion county, West Virginia,
c. H, TARLToN, (sEAL.l
Committeeman from Grant district
Marion county, West Virginia.
G. L. MUsGRAvE, tsEAL.)
Committeeman from Fairmont dis
trtct, Marion county, West Virginia.
tsfAL,l
committeeman from Lincoln district,
Marion county, West Virginia,
G. L. CARPENTER, (sEAL)
committeeman from Union district,
Marion county West Virginia,
(sEAL.)
committeeman from Warrington dis.
trict, Marion county. West Virginia.
(sEAL9
Committeeman from Pawpaw dis
trict, Marion county, West Virginia.
The members not signing the call
are G. H. Musgrave. Of Lincoln; DR..
Ia. B. McNeely, Of Warrington, and
10. Z. Morris, of Pawpaw.
Upon receipt Of this notice Chair
man Furbee and Secretary Lehman
decided it would be best to have the
meeting at the regular place at an
hour somewhat earlier than the one
named in the call of the members and
accordingly sent out the following
call to the various members Of the
committee:
A meeting OF the Marion County Re-
publican Executive Committee viii be
. 4 III
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
Chiefs Ignore Heryin Machines Order to Knife johnson
LABOR LEADERS STANDI
o
WANTS JOHNSON TO WIN

by men of
of
Shipwrights Headquarters
de Witt chairman democratic state central committee
Dear Sir Your October o. 1910 duly received and
You that that am not IN sympathy with cam
will
nnuedo cloud the questions confronting the people
of that
of OF and l entirely
vhcaton by
cloudng the
now before the people And also opposed the
democratic candidate governor Theodore Bell the special
and that lying scound Frank Herring
by the special interests behind Theodore Bell
people this by his lying vicaton of of Cali
noblest Hiram w. Johnson
firm belief that the people OF this great state will answer
the eighth
stand under that glorious banner OF Lincoln and
nail that banner the by the greatest vote that
and placing the governors chair of Cali
fora that fearless champion the peoples rights Hiram w johnson
Respectfully yours, :, -oo,-,-r.
President Shpiwrghts' Association of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
CLUB OPPOSES SHOOK
AS NONRESIDENT OF
SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Resolutions denounclng the candi-
dacy of James A. Shook. who is seek
ing an election as state senator from
the twenty fourth district on the good
government ticket, were adopted at a
regular meeting of the Twenty -fourtl
Senatorial District Republican club at
1906 Mason street.
The resolutions calling attention to
certain facts connected with Shook
candidacy were signed by Chairman D
Kane and Secretary George Cannon OF
the club and by it's publicity commit
tee, consisting of J. Fitzsimmons, J. G
Bunker and James Shay. They were
as follows:
Resolved, That we. the members
of the Twenty fourth Senatorial
District Republican club, do here
by protest against the candidacy
of James A. Shook for senator of
our district, the said James A.
Shook not being G. resident of said
district. Our committee reports
his registration at 205 Clay street,
to be vacant loft and that the
said James A. Shook is now and
has been a resident of Marin coun-
ty, Ross station, where he and his i,
family resided for past eight years.
That the secretary be instructed
to forward a copy of the resolution
to the voters, daily press and reg
istrar of city and county of San
Francisco.