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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
Fifteen GNnsies Drnwn

Luga Province Of ST. Petersburg.
March S0.-Fifteen gypsies drowned
today in Lake linen, near here. The
wagons in which they were crossing
the lake broke through the ice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
POSSE DEFEATS
CUP|D'S PLANS
Boy and Girl Elope, But Are
Captured at Pistols Point
After Long Chase.
ESCAPE IN AUTO AND
THEN TAKE TO BRUSH

San Diego Youth and Maid, Aged Re
specuvely II and is Years, Make
Vain Attempt TO Thwart Will Of
Parents-Boy, Heavily Armed,
Takes Deputy Prisoner But Turns
Him LoOse-Posse Captures Them
ut Nightfall-Parents May Recent
in Time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30

wise man knows just how far to
go in an argument with a woman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
CITY IN PATH
OF LAVA FLOW
Catania is Threatened by New
Stream of Molten Rock
From Aetna.
CITIZENS ARE TERRIFIED
BY APPROACHING DANGER

Violent Eruption of Volcano Contin-
ues All Night and Showers of ASH
cs Rain Over COuntry-Crisis Il
Approaching-Goycrnment Engi-
neers Seeking to Divert stream
ThirtyFive Cratcrs Now Active
Greatest Catastrophe of Years
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
COLCHESTER.
Officers Elected st Annual Meeting Of
 tho Granae-Borough Notes.

The following officers of Colchester grange were elected for the coming year. Master, MYrou x. ADelis over seer. George T.. Miller; lecturer, Mre. Frank 1T. BroWuings steward, Albert f. oote. assistant steward, Clinton C. Allers chaplain. James K. Dntton; treasurer Miss Belle r.. Strong. gecre- t9ry Carroll f.. St9 ples, Pomona, Miss %ettie symnss Flora, Mics Bessie R8nhnll; Ceres, Miss Alice Eigeiow :. eatekeeper Jay. Pease; lady assistant steward, Mrs Ida Wagner; member of executive committee for three years George F. Miller. The installation will be held in January.
 Af the Colchester Ba ptist church Sunday the pastor Rev c. D. ReninR ton, will take as bis text for the morn Ing discourse l Cor. F. Regular even ing praiec and worship services at o'clock. Rev. Edmond C. Ingailg pas tor Of the Congregational church, will conduct this service. aa the pastor is to conduct services at FitchVille.
 Charles IT, Hammond Of Rockville was calling on friends in town We'd
 WeeIey Brown and daughter Mise Pearl Brown, were callers here Thurs day.
 Carroll F. Staples. who ia at work in Waterford, is at his home here for 2 few days.
 Frank IT. Holmes was in AfiddIetown Wednesday.
 Ir and Mrg. Fred F. Wniougfby were callers in Norwich Thursday
 Leyerett Manwarring Of Lebanon was in town Thursd8y.
 number from town were in Mid dietoWn Thursday attending the poui- try show.
 Miss Florence Carver left this (sat- urdayD morning for Norwich to at tend the wedding of 4 friend.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Local Laconics.

John McArthur has returned from a trip to Texas.
 Tho Westerly high school chorus Is rohc9raing the cantata, The Creation.
 A large collection of books, printed in Italian. has been added tO the Wes- teriy library for the accommodation of the Italian residents.
 Now II Is said that some of the ap- plicants In Pawcatuck are pleased be- cause they were denied liquor licenses. They say there's not the money in the business that there was five years ago.
 James A. Welch who was taken to the Rhode Island hospital Thursday, suffering with an acute attack of rhcumatism, is considerably improved and expects to return home Saturday.
 Nearly all the robbcrles that have been committed in Westerly and vi- c,nity for the past year are being charged to Grifiis and Hyrne. the Fort Mansfield soldiers, now in the New Haven jail
 Single blast tests of the fire alarm caused the volunteer firemen to take notice Friday afternoon. Chief Cot trell gave the system and equipment his personal attention. in anticipation Of fire during the cold snap.
 The competitive essays for the prizes offered by Phebe Greene Ward chapter. D. X. R.. have been written by Westerly high school pupils and are now with the judges. The prize winners will be announced before the Christmas vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
The Red Cross Seals

Announcement comes from the head quarters of the American National Red Cross that Christmas seals are being printed at the rate of million Q day and that already over 60.000.000 have been given out to agents in all parts of the United States. The demand for these holiday seals is greater this year than ever before.
 At the same time the Red Cross is sues warning calling attention Of all users of Christmas seals to the ruling of the pOstoffice department that these stickers must be placed on the backs of letters and packages. To avoid the possibility of the misuse of holiday seals warning cards are being posted in every booth where Red Cross seals are sold, telling that the stickers are not good for postage and must be used only as seals.
 Already several million seals have been sold to large manufacturing con- cerns and other business houses in all parts of the United States, and orders are coming in hourly. The outlook for selling loo. 100000 seals and thereby making good the slogan of the cam paign. A Million for Tuberculosis. are very bright.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Parcels Post Would Pay.

Nearly three years ago Postmaster General c. von T.. Meyer announced that with parcels post and at gen. eral postage rate Of l2 cents a pound his department could make a snug profit of $27.90 on every ton of second : class mail matter thus carried.
 He figured it out in this way: The average haul Of all second class matter IS J4O miles. Of the total receipts of the postof6ce 69 per cent. are expended for labor and supplies. per cent. for conveyance charges other than those paid the railroads and the railroad charges are 1-2 cents per mile per lon. A ton of second class matter at F cents pound would net $40. Prom this deduct ailrOad transportation S25.Ib; other transportation charges Sl6.S0, and labor and supplies. S165.60- cotal, $212.10, leaving $27.90 clear prof its.
 Yet here we are, limiting our mail- able packa geS to four pounds, when Postmaster General Meyer recommend : ed that the limit be raised to eleven pounds-the same as in Cuba. England Italy and Holland-and we are charged l6 cents pound. while the rate to 29 foreign countries is T. cents a pound. Newark News.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Connecticut Yankees.

Yankee blood has been aroused be- fore now, but 1t has been a- long time since it gave evidence Of it's presence in just the way 1t did in the halls Of congress. a few days ago, when Eoen- ezer J. Hill, Connecticut's congressman from the Fourth district, took occasion t0 resent an imputation against old New England stock Of the Yankee brand IL seems that 2 sharp tongued insurgent from Wisconsin made some remark about Yankees in general, and Connecticut Yankees in particular, and t also is reported that MT. HI was there D hear and to make reply Now Nr. Hill is thoroughly al home on his feet. and the vigor with which he spoke upon that occasion can only be realized by those who have heard him when al his best He is reported aE having said in part:
 T should nor have 2. word of reply 10 make 10 the gentleman from Wis cOnsin, but when he attempts 10 throw a slur upon any man from New Eng land by calling him Q Connecticut Yankee ! think it right and proper -o reply. for I am 2 Connecticut Yankee myself with 2T0 years Of New England ancestry behind me, and ID apologies 10 offer to the gentleman from Wis consin or anyone else concerning that fact. Tn the last war with Spain sol diers from the south, soldiers from the north, soldiers from the east soldiers from the west, went 10 Porto Rico and Cuba and were all dubbed Yankees as the best compliment that could he paid them. l have no apology 10 oIe- t1 the gentleman from Wisconsin. either for the gentleman who sends me the taIe- gram from Connecticut or for myself as a Connecticut Yankee. f Laa gen tleman from Wisconsin had behind him half the glorious ancestry that NrTr England men have today, he would re-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Plant a Tree.

In many communities 1t was once the custom to celebrate the birth of a child by planting tree and IL is pleasing to observe that efforts to re- vive the practice are being made in Ohio. Indiana and various other states. Nearly every old neighborhood con tains trees planted to celebrate some family event, and such trees as a rule are carefully guarded. Probably five out of every six readers who were born in small communities have vivid rec ollections of certain trees that figured tenderly in the scenes Of their early years-treee which sheltered them when they played hockey" from school, trees in whose 1eafy shades they loafed while fishing in favorite pon5S or brooks. or. possibly. trees beneath whose embracing arms they spoke and heard the first avow8ls Of love. What wealth might be added to the charm ot the world if there were somewhere q stately tree specially planted for every mortal being. with it's life bound To his by a tie of tender sentiment-New York Mail
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
The Eorses Prz yer,

T5 Thee 3Iy Master, ! offer my pray CT. Feed ne. water and care for me and when the days 7rork 1s done. pro- vide me Elc1 shelter, z clean t-y ped and e sraI wide enough for ne -o lie down ia comfort
 Always oe kind -o ne Talk -o 1-= Your volce often means as much -o -l= az the rsz1g Pe- uz sometimes, -1z- l may se-Ts yo- the more gladly and learn U love you Do not jerk -Ez reIns- and do r0- whip me when going U nil. [eTer strike 1=z- or E--z ne when ! zo 1oE L1c@-s-7 11 what you want C-- give me z chance -1 -L[-r- stand y1u- Watch me and ' ! -1z- -1 do EoU- bidding sze 1- z5I=-1--z z zoe qro-g with r-r harness or tez--
 Do nor cheek ne 90 --1- ! cannot have The free Ese cz E- head -- you insist -11- ! wear 1-4-L=rz- =J -1z- cannot zee behind me a= l- wzz mend ez ! should ! pray you 5z Ez-e1-- ---a- -1z tLi-zerz sand vel 0UL from my eyes
 Do mt overload ne. o- 1---1 me where water VIII 1rz3 1l -z- -==r ne well sh55. Examine ny teeth z--e- t0 not e4- may have zl ---=-z-=1 tooth. and that y11 know. 5z T=-T -zl1- fuI- Do not -ze ZT head n s1 I1-7-- r1ral position. o- -a.e away ny -e=- de- Eer=s against Hes and mosquitoes 1T cutting or ny -aL
 cannot tel you when ! an thirsty s0 give ne clean cool wz-=r 1--=- Save ne 1v al means t- TOUT power from that fatal 6zzezzz--Ez zlz15=rs- I cannot -eL you 11 words when , am sick 50 watch ne. that 5- signs you may know my condition Give E7 all possible s1zl-e- rom --s Ec- S-C- and put d blanket 1u me not when ! an 7z-o-kIug bur when ! an s-a-351z n --s cold N=-e- ru- -CS-- 1l- v my mouth: first warm l- by holding i- ? moment l- your hands
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Edison's Beliefs.

Thomas A- Edison, the wizard in ven-or ls just now the center Of . serious controversy on whether or ro- he is an atheist Rev. 3L-. Aked ot Rockefeller's church and others insist that he is, while the great genius as serrz that h-s chances oS heaven are just as good az are L10se ot 1z= de- tractors
 l. is 2 shame that this great mind should 6e IeE in any way toward un- Geruining Christian belief. for | can not have 2 good eEeos on Ee4Es- souls.
 We are reminded ot an occasion when the late Charles SD1-geo1 Tlz3-- e5 this country and in the course o5 . notable sermon he said U this effect .-Ecuca te q mans heart and you u1sEe 2 fanatic. educate his head and you make an inhdeI- but educate them both together and yoU hare rh7 best thing possible"
 Those may not be his E-1-ds exactly but tf.as was his meaning and -he ap- Da-ica-i01 seems most arE-LsrideE Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Just In Time
Some Norwich People May Wait Till
 It's Too Late.

Don't wait until too ate.
 Be sure to be in time.
 Just in time with kidney ills
 Means curing the back
 Before backache becomes chronic:
 Before serious urinary troubles set in.
 Doan's Kidney Pills will do this
 Here is Norwich testimony to prove it.
 Mrs. Henry Dearing, 439 Main St. Nt'Wich, Conn, says: T suffered terribly from pains in my back and I think they were due to disordered Kidneys. 1 was always in great mis- cry when l lay down and was often unable to sleep. Mornings when I arose l felt SD stiff and lame that | could scarcely get about. and if I stopped sharp twinges darted through my lOlns, making it hard for me to stralghteu. At times my face was so badly swollen that my eyes were closed. Although I was treated by physicians I obtained no benefit until ] heard of Doan's Kidney Pills. Their use improved my condition in every way, in fact to so great an ex- tent that I felt like q different person. My experience with Doan's Kidney Pills warrants me in recommending them in the highest terms"
 For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents. Foster Muburn Go, Buffalo. New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name noan's - and take no other.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Brief State News

New Hartford,-A trolley line is pro- jected from New Hartford to Sandis- field
 LitohfeId. Several good catches Of fish have already been reported from Bantam lake, through the ice.
 Wstertown.-A building has been erected near Taft dormtory for the students who desire to play hand ball.
 Brsnford.-Robert Gibson. retired army surgeon, has taken bungalow at Short beach, and will make Bran- ford his permanent residence.
 n.--SUperintendent Walsh has secured an agreement from the owners of hydraulic elevators not to run them during the remainder of the drOUth.
 ceorgetown.-The water famine ig becoming a very serious matter, and the severe weather Of the past week has not bettered the local conditions.
 MarIborouah.-Fran ". CIapp of Willimantic has been appointed gu, pervisor of schools for this town and will visit the schools here once in two weeks.
 ausatuck.-Splendid public spirit IS being shown in the raising of popular fund for the erection of q me- mOrial to John II. Whittemore, and everyone seems to be giving.
 WhitneyviIIe.-The ice and snow on Lake Whitney are not proving of as- sistance in raising the water of the lake. In fact, it will take 4 heavy rain and thaw to raise the water t0 the level where 1t should be.
 New Hsven.-Work will De started at once on the addition to the car barn on River street, near Ferry, own ed by the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. The structure Will be 45xl04 feet and will cost g, ,00G.
 Waterbury.-At this time last year the water at the Branch reservoir was thirtytwo feet below the spillway. At the present time 1t is about twenty feet below the spi1lway. so that the city is long way from being as close to famine as last season.
 Westport.-Word has just been re- ceiVed in town that Charles Patterson was drowned last week off the DeIa- ware coast. According to the neag reports received, 3Ir. Iatterson's barge and steamer of the White Belt line collided and Mir. Patterson WAS thrown into the sea and drowned be- fore aid could be given him.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
4 Simple Safeguard for Mothers.

AfTs. l.. GHkesou 82o Insles Ave Youngstown Ono. gained Nisdom by eXperisnc= Ny liltle girl nad sS- vsr9 cold -u1 eoIghed almost contir,u- cusIy Ny s4.sI recounea0sA s'0ls sy' : Honey and Tar The hI sL dose 1 gave her relieved ths inflammation n her throat and after using only one poyGe her throat and ldugs we're entirely free Iron iutiauluatipr. Since then ! at- WsA* t"'p ., bottle of faleN's Honey and Ter U ihr house Ncecpt no sub -atttutct. Lee X peGrod Np.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Joice over l. and would not have made the slurring remarL
 There is no longer any question but sIr. Eiu can talk well upon other topics than the ta-fE- and ss there 5s need Of having soue0ns n congress - stand ID for Yankee blood t ls vel that ir Ce done 1y someone who, Ike MT. HI. possesses true Yankee grit. And yeC it is probably sats t0 say that New England will see Eae day when she will not have Yankee representa- ton in ongress-Arz rzo1ie SelrzzeL-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Not Re-electsd.

Congressman BrOussard Of Louisiana and Congressman BoUteI of Illinois were the members Of the IiHey fnNeS- tigation committee who failed or re election. Now Broussard Is a Candi- date of United States senator to sue ceed the late Senator McEnery. Those who remember that the first time they heard of him he was engaged in a pro- fame conversation and hanging over the bar in Washington saloon may be pardoned if they think that he will not add luster tp the senate- Waterbury RSUuDnCan.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Hurtinu Their Cause

Many citizen friendly to the cause Of equal rights for women will grit his teeth over the savage antics of the sutfraEettes in London and register Q quiet VOW Never for me!' It is at any rate a pitiable spectacle.-Sp Springfield Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Preuariru for the Worst,

On the heels Of Coperhagen-s Tzr-- ing 10 Dr. Cook 10 keep away comes the announcement that Denmark has imported an enoEm0uS quantity of ashington Star
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
saldI,sadv.ara. fer ifsta,e

% common houssfiy can 50 8 feet Der second, Why doesn't 1t maintain This rate oI speed when headed the otner way Qu5ncy ttll1 Whiz
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WESTERLY GRANITE BUSINESS
Affected by Intensely Cold Weather-Eectricity be Utilized by New England Company-Relef Corps Elects Offcers-Lakewood, R. I Bremen will Visit Local mpanes-Accessions of Italian Books to Library.

that attended tbc fair with the largest number of members and The prize will he given ihc Aierts, the prize flag 70 the conpnny coming from the greatest Islands
 The vlsitprn VIII be met nt the rail- way station by delegation of local Bremen nud escorted to the Central fire house, where the banner and ntgs wiil bo formally presented to the local companies, acceptance being made by the forcm"u The remainder of the evening will be spent in a social way.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
The members of Alert hook and lad 2...L. I.L...L s........

der and Rhode Island engine compa- nies will unite this (SaturdayJ eve ming and give joint reception to a delegation from tho Lakewood fire de- partmsnt. whose mission is the pres cntation of banner 10 the Alerts and a flag 10 the Rhode Island. Recently ths Lakewood department suburb ban tO Providence, gave a fair and dele rations from tho two Westerly com panies named attended A prize ban
 nor was offered to the fire company
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Or. Ahbctt's Views

Somebody misht dromatize Dr: r.v- ulHu Abbot 's view of tho election and c'l it "oUt of tho rcpths Ncmphis totniucrCiyl. X lEu4'
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
lt IS probable that Thomas Wan Ialaq. fb, ucpfIeppap hurpIar uf bD r.4e

" fH pFobabTe mat hOnas wan : dales, tho gentleman burglar, who was shot and seriously wounded in Pas sale. N. J., had connection with the burglary at the I<neyaI cottage Watch Illll when jcwclry valued at sJ,OG0 was taken. Wandues waB operating tn Rhode Island about the time of Inc Watch Iiill robbery, and did his work with the aid of a young girl who has been identified in connection with at least one burglary in the state Chief Bransneld is making in- Quiry and investigation.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
After hearing the testimony of Chief BranaMeld ann Deputy Chief BroWn

against vcaselg and liquors Of oliver r. GuVitt seized in the Martin house drug store. Judge Williams. in the 1bifd district court adjudgcd the li- qrors and vessels forfeited to thc state and warrants for their destruc- ton will be issued. The seized H. quOrs consist of over 30 gallons of whiakoy and nearly 200 bottles of beer. This Hga the only case tried 8t the lfriday session. other criminal cases were continued, a8 were cases on the civil docket
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
City Pharmacy Try our Ice Cream. Soda and Col isse lees while waiting fer your ear. ;6 Canal St., Westerly. R. |

Established 1901.
 Harold l.. Wells, c. D. Optometrist. vsfective vision corrected by the prop nr adjustment of lenses. Room 9, Pot ksr-LanEweEthy Block. Westerly, R. '.
 ron SALE
 Tre -cv-n-f com cottages. situated in efH~re nt parts of the compact part of Westeriy R. L. each having Go foot street front. and both having vacant land adjoining that can be secured at Tpagonable prices if a purchaser de- sires Both having heat. electric lights modern plumbing. Inspection invited
 FrnRk ". Coy Real E-tnte Co.,, fehf4d Westerly, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
New Hsven.-Work ".

at once on the addition to the ca
 barn on River street, near Ferry, own
 ed by the New York, New Haven { Hartford Railroad Co. The structur will be 45x104 feet and will cost g.. .0O'
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

WhitneyviIle.-The ice and snow on Lake Whitney are not proving of as- sistance in raising the water of the lake. In fact, it will take heavy rain and thaw to raise the water to the level where it should be-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Wa terbur.

the water at the Branch reservoir " thirty two feet below the spillway. the present time 1t is about twenty fe below the spillwav. so that the ci is q long way from being as close q famine as last season.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
FIRE DEPARTMENT VOTES
 10 SEND TEAM ID BIsBEE
Local Bremen Will Participate m
 Race on the Fourth,

With but one dissenting voice, the Phoenix fire department, at a meet ing held last evening, decided tO send d team to Bisbcc to participate in th" hose race to be held there on July i. To dcfray expenses incidental 10 the trip S4OO was voted from the general fund of the department. thereby lcav- ing intact the $2J0 tournament fund now in the hands of the treasurer of the department.
 When the council meets on Friday evening permission will be asked to aI- low two members of the paid depart ncut to be absent from duty upon the occasion of the Bisbcc race IL will be agreed in the event of permission be- ing granted. that two members of the volunteer department will take the place of the absent members and men particularly fitted for the work re- quired will be suggested. In this manner it Is hoped to overcome any objection which might possibly arise upon the part of the council to allow ing trained men to he absent from the city.
 It is likely that thirteen men will be sent to Bisbee This will include a substitute or two and rubber. The team will be somewhat handicapped this year by the absence of Chief Sul- livan. who feels that his duty to the department requires his presence in this city upon the Fourth. Chief Sul- livan 1las always been counted upon as one of the mainstays of a hose racing team.
 The following rules, subject to such changes as captains of racing teams may deem advisable. will govern the contest:
 Whichever team the judges decide on as the fastest team. shall receive d cash prize of S350: second fastest team. $50. and if the winner is team which resides in Cochise county it shall also hold the Tombstone living cup. but should team outside of Cochise county make the best time. it will take the money only. And whichever team from Cochise county makes the best time, it shall take the aforesaid Tomb stone loving cup.
 Rule 1-The cap shall be on the hydrants three turns. the couplings at the connections to be broken must be on two and one-half turns. all coup lings to be made so they will not blow off
 Rule Each team shall not consist of more than thirteen men.
 Rule 3-All teams shall run with the same cart. hose and nozzle Same to be furnished by the Bisbee fire de- partment. But should any of this equip ment become defective in the races. the next team which runs will be allowed to call on the Bisbee fire department to replace or repair the defective parts.
 Rule 4-Each team shall run 1000 yards. lay 200 feet of hose and break coupling at 150 feet. no hose to be pulled off further than twenty feet from hydrant line.
 Rule Not more than one plug man and one assistant will be allowed