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The independent-reporter., 1910-03-17

. lNIET Ely1 @iN s-'@s SEt
David Rowen. before ]. Frank
Ber. Russtlii, before J. Frank
Martin mafnef Ford. before j Frank ~
Nellie surwood. before ]. Frank
Simpson ................. s22
L' % onard %BuckifOrd. before W. c.
william f'hRnoh hBlck4fford. before W c. ~
Home property of Perley crom-
| well. before e. II. Fuller =: 1865
Intox. Liquors. before L. k. Full
Elizabeth Moore, before John
nolden ,h 81 Aibert - be. 800
fore L ]. Addition Coroner 3S.30
/ Invest. Death of Ernest Jauson.
before l. J. Addition. Coron- &c ~
E. Legre. Into1., before Geo F. a.,
Mrs waltz. Jnto1, before Geo. -,
Mrs. Mazrdl. 1ntox. before Geo.
Int oxieasins Liquors. before Geo. >.
T. SANDY 1ntox.. before Geo.
Robert J. Yeo. before William b.
fRe TResfeyil following bills Of cost we're al,
lowed at the December Adjourned
term of c. c. Court, 1905
James James Murphy. before o. II
Joseph sineyr before o. r. go
Joseph F, Novuan, before o. r.
Alfred Fortier before o X. Bach
Irving Adams. before o. r. Bach
Ira O Butler before o r Bach -.
Intox. Liquors. before o II. Bach
Irtox. Liquors, before o R Bach
Ira o. Butler, before o h. Bach .
eller = III
Peter Sevonsey, before None =. S.35
Charles c. Moore, before o. r. "a
Chas' a. Smith, before None -. S35
William Muretice, before o. r. oo
Isaac. nashefler chioodean, before o. IL wv
Joseph Paeh Gilbert, before O r.
onPor RoT"f'5ei Poeier, before o. } h. Bach
Frank Garnii, before o. r. Bach
F. ellef A. Dion. before o. r. Bach 90
victor @ Robinord, before o. II. :,
victor ean'' i Robinord, before o. h.
Bachelor ................. 6.94
IG. Luti. before o. r. Baeheller :. 76S
Joseph GARNET before o. r.
Intox. Liquors, before o. r. Bach
Intox. Liquors, before O X Bach =.
elier .,s.....................,. S26
1rtox Liquors, before O. Il. Bach -
S Metro, before o r; Bachelor 1884
eller -; ;..........;; ,.,;;..aa..i; 285'
''sifs elier ls.' ....Y.........:...;.. oe.O = eS4
eller ,......;; ;;............ $40
elier .f:.....;:,....,.....,:. 1874
E. X; Fuller -, 1916
Neweii '''., '.'...,.'..,.....,..,. 'e'9.s @ 44O
Edmund Legree, before Geo. +. 90
Newell ].....,..n, ] naf.-a n,......cc,,'.i. CO. !. S'"Z
Edqmund Legree' before Geo r. %
Kate Coombs, before Geo. f.
Newell .;......:,,... -; 5.S6
T. Laundry, before Geo. f Newell 44o
Louisa Swatz. before Geo. i.
Newell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.32
Gilbert Arsno, before Geo. f.
Newell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.32
Intox Liquors, before Geo. +.
Newell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.9O
Peter Arden. before Geo. f
Newell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.40
Peter Gilbert, before Geo. f.
Newell :. .................. 3.32
Joseph Dell, before Geo. f.
Newell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.32
Clementine Lodi. before Geo. f.
Newell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.SS
MIS- Mashron before Geo. +
Newell .................... 3.32
Joseph Brooks before Geo. r
Newell Observation-Disclosures. 5.23
Mrs. Mashron before Geo. F.
Newell ...................#.. 3.32
Intox. Liquors, before Geo. F.
Newell Observation-Disclosures. 3.99
lntox Liquors, before O. \
Priest .........=........... $50
Priest .................... 6.29
The independent-reporter., 1910-03-17
CAUTION NOTICE.

Ny wife, Dora Currie, having left my
bed and board without just cause or
l hereby warn all persons
against harboring or trusting her on
my account, as I shall pay no bills
by her after this date.
Skowhegan. March 6. 1910.
3we FREEMAN Y. CuRRIE.
The independent-reporter., 1910-03-17

Sympathy is being extended Prof.
Robert j. Sprague of the University of
Maine in the sudden death of his
daughter
The independent-reporter., 1910-03-17
FOR SALE !
Strawberry Plants

I shall have 10000 chotoe native
grown plants for delivery In the spring
of 1910; In assortments embracing the
following popular varieties: Bubach.
Brandywine. Senator Dunlap. Sample
Gaudy. Dornett and Oregon Ironclad
At the following prices cash to ac-
company all orders. 500 per 100;
$500 per 1000; 500 at Thousand rates
l also deal In all kinds of frait and
ornamental trees and shrubs
All stock guaranteed free from dis
ease and first class In every respect
Reference. any business man OF Mad
ison.
MILTON PHILLIPS,
Eurseryman,
Madison, Me. TIL
The independent-reporter., 1910-03-17
FRANK P. PENNELL, Agt.
swn Skowhegan, Me.
The Franklin Fire Ins. Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA

ASSETS DEC. 81, 1909.
Real estate, 100000
Mortgage loans, 41,635.00
Stocks and bonds, 2,477,965.00
Cash In office and bank, 71,652.86
Agents balances, 96,241.41
Interest end rents, 632.02
All other assets, 1875
Gross assets, $2,96S, ,SSo.04
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1909
Net Unpaid Losses, 104.253.75
Unearned premiums, 1,747,800.09
All other liabilities, 26.400.S6
Cash capital 400, 900. 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 690.425.34
---
Total Liabilities and sur
plus, $2.96S,880
FRANK r. PENNELL, Agent,
Skowhegan, Me.
Somerset County.
Come and see US before placing your
risk. avs
The independent-reporter., 1910-03-17

J. Harry Williams before F F.
lntox na~'tRTf liquors before +. F Law 80
renee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22lo
s4oa88
The following bills Of cost were az
lowed at the March Adjourned term
John Blair before F. F. Law
Parties Unknown. before F. F '''0
HdnTS h%TFS3Sf Yofk. before F. F. Law 10
Mr.. and Mrs cyr before F f
Henry Ia T'fBSf Burgess. before F. F. 9lo
W. 20 scott Gilman. before F. F
Fred ad T5enge Bess before +. +. Lawrence as
Alphonsine Dennis, before +. +.
cleck tta~ 'f"HS p"eteiy, before F. + 80
Ddnisl 'idG'ei'Gf Gallant before F F. Law '-s9
- Cry, before F F. Lawrence 1925
Shiloh King, before F. F. Law
Fred rsI' Dion, before F. F. Law s s
Joseph Blueberry before f. F -
sullivan Newton, before +. f. .a
W iliam ii Murtha before F. F.
Joseph e Paradis before +. f. Law
Michael % o'Bfrien, before o IL ~
James RTaNe Nor before o. IL -, -
WAITER alter N Small before o. il
walteT pTsFe Giaord. before o. IL. .'o
waiter N. Small, before o. il.
Drake .....,...... ........... lO.fO
Stanley Chalmers before f. X.
Evariste Gousse. before II. W.
Gustave Bittner. before Geo. F.
Patrick Sweeney, before Geo F.
Newell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30I
/ Paul Dubey, before Geo. F. Newell s45
i Ctorlcs Kelley. before Geo. r
Joseph Deiisle, before Geo r
cheries aries Henry. before Geo. T. ~
Lorenzo York, before Geo. F. -
Charles aries Kelley. before Geo. F. "
Arthur thur Priest. before Geo. F.
Fred ed" Goodrich. Go before Geo F. ''9-
Newell ..........,......... 3.32
s3ss 9o
,.,,....,.... I,7- 80 a,..., ,,...o >,
me IoIi0WinE piIlS a. VuSt VIZ ~ al
! c. c. Court, 1909:
Name. Amount
al Hnu[ oolieS'"" "ei''e r. ~ Ss n,
Frank Coron before None ...... Els
Frank Coron, before II. W Hol-
Hugh biengan, before Fred r -
Law re1ct H's, ..'. 80
NJ ~ me 'll'ii"E' pel'le r'eN r 9
WEN Ia re'H Eurtin heforr Fred !,
bdwrtntt 80 - -, !, -o'fl
Jdiles or tilptI' ocl'i' r''" r =,
Lawrence ',..''; :, o.Al
J"Stpn bIueoe''S' "el"iV ri'u IA
Lawrence 'hatt,rr, rir.i !, 4''lo
-, lawrence .'' 9-s4
nos, IS, 1en' berry' oe'"re IRE" ID
Lawrence ,.t..,' -. =, - = 49,. iH.i4 :
Lucas Nra'' o''"it re" + Id" oo
renee ia '.-S
W Illlam Mur'ha' before freo r -
Lawrence 1890; -. l4-'-
john BAR before FREQ +. Law - -
- renee -, :, 49,. z2''o
Shlloh hinR' oeIore / re" !. La" -,
renee 5000. ',..c'.'. .,.,.'.,. i++i... lo.--
'0F' Fence @ag'"Ss. "%'c[[ Re-" ,''I 1872
o%%T Eawys%Ss ?%Ss'" ... p''"'e r',u 1854
Fred MOODY ana horse "elore =,
Fred r. Lawrence ,:.tt'.t.r.-. 80
Bart Welch before N"nt ,.''.''' "a
lanes conway before N9he .t.#' -
Frank kehnedy, bet"rt None -. 80
lanes White, before N"h' $500 "a :
Thomas Glhrk before SOM -. -
Andrew Doyle. before None ..t- 80
William Wilson, bctor" None -
Mat Glnty; before N"he ....''.. -
Arthur Colleton before None ''' - =
Charles Brown. before None -, -
Albert Garter, before None -. -
W illiam Willcttc. before None ~
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The following bills of cost were al
lowed at the March term of C. C.
Court. 1903:
Name, Amount.
Chas, r. Kelley, before ]. F.
W1tnfe 1910
James White before ]. F. Withee 4.39
Withee ................. ll.61
Peter Arden, before ]. r. withee 7.34
Oscar Eraston and Moses Ekme-
gian. before ]. r. Withee -. 3.S9
Withee ................ sac
- Rogers, before J. r Withee HIS
'Stf Withee 30 ,'..'.......,....'.... a""' le $40
william Baudrean. before J. r.
- Withee 49,. 4''S
Withee ...s............,..... AS
Peter q Catherine Arden. before
J. r. Withee ...=.............. S9S
Intox. Liquors. before ]. F.
Wl1Ree Reeers before I F Wyithee Sss 8
Frank Kennedy, before ]. F.
Wltnef .,',',.#. $3.50 f'o%
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John Blair before F + Law -
william william Mur'ha. before r r 2s
,za. 20
-, .-- -
rhe foIIayfne bills Of cost were al
la,.ad ID iSiitE Sa iiie ea,lnst ierm Of tbe {
r. Sonrt 1s6s
Name. a..,. ..,.-. GO Amoun'.
Newell ........... ,.............., so 30
Fred DION. before +. La" nc d,,' l'''0
Lev sousier' before r. r. Law "A
George BOzzeIi. before F. F. Law :,
Edward Foley, before E. F. Law u es
ArlhuF Pocket. before j f. ~
Mithee ,,taaa befors r ~
" Withee V.,''.. =. .:;...:.... 22
Mike Muzrolle, before j F.,osa
John Demo. before ]. F Withee eli
joseph Deshornes, before }. r. ..
= = GarroyXd, before ], ,.fa F ~i{hfs =, az
Withee -. -. 1o.o2
Withee sa,,,a :, 45s
81 WstiiThee .li..............,.... ei'''i' $40
soioman nan Lovejoy. before J. F -.
Withee -. ,..,...a !, 15.s'
Withee ,.a,,,. ....t..:i !, w,,eee 4ss q
cyrus c1adbourne, before J. F %
Benz. cyr. before J. F Wi,Hee a!,,ha % So s g
John Johnson. before J; F. Withee 4l'
Withse $780,. SO
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&3036

TIE following bills Of cost were al
.D"ed a. the August adjourned term
u Nc Q q En-Lrt fona
The independent-reporter., 1910-03-17

SOUTH SOLON.
Archie Adams is hauling lumber
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
HUMAN CORPSfS AS TARGETS
USED BY ARMY IN GERMANY,
STICK UP WHOLE ARMIES OF
DEAD MEN AND WOMEN ON
FIELDS TO SEE HOW FAR THE
BULLETS PENETRATE.

BERLIN, Dec. II May the
corpses of human beings be used
for experiments in the penetration of
rifle bullets? This question is being
debated as the result of revelations
that the dead bodies of paupers,
criminals, poor hospital patients, etc,
are given to the German military au-
thorties fer experimental purposes.
Whole armies of dead men and wo-
men have, on occasion, been stuck up
on manoeuvre fields to ascertain how
bullets penetrate them at distance,
Many maintain that his pracice Is
sacrilig:ons, in as much as it dis
turbs the dead when they should
he lying buried. An agitation is
being organized, and the aid of Pro
testan. pastors, Catholic priests and
Jewish rabbis is revoked to combat
the military men on this point.
| These revelations produced furthel
| that live animals are also used fol
| the same kind of experiments, and
! this discovery has modified another
section OF humitarians against the
military authorities.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
INJURED IN
COLLISION
WITH CAR
BICYCLE RIDER RUN
DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE.
a. STAPLES THROWN FROM HIS
WHEEL AND BADLY BRUISED
WHILE RIDING FROM IVY LANE
THIS ?AFTERNooN.

A Stsples, senior member of the
firm Of Staples & Cutten, was run
down shortly after midday by a
colored man driving an automobile,
just az he was riding out of Ivy
Lane 'rto Beach street on his way
from his home to the office of the
firm.
The car turned into Ivy Lane at
a high late of speed. The driver
blew his horn as soon as he saw Mr..
staples but he was then only fifteen
or twenty feet distant.
Mr.. Staples tried to avoid him by
lodging across the lane but the wire
fence protecting the new cement side
walk along Anthony Brothers build
ing prevented his escape and the
car struck him throwing him to the
ground and wrecking his bicycle.
Fortunately Mr.. Staples escaped
serious injury, but was badly bruised
and shaken, his worst hurt being by
the spring OF the auto striking him
i'll the abdomen leaving bad bruise
and soreness.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
Put Your Idle
Money at Work

Start the idle money you have at
your home to earning interest. We
take small deposits that in time,
with accrued interest, makes your
amount grow to substantial quantity
Put your idle money at work. If you
have no bank book bring i'm a deposit
today and get one. The minute you
deposit your money in our savings
department. it begins to earn you in
terest. The business reputation Of
our directors and the experience and
ability of our officers with a record
of years of successful business is
sufficient guarantee that the interest
Of every depositor will be carefully
protected. The steady growth of
this bank tells its own story. Bring
your idle dollars and we will harness
them up and put them to work for
our mutual benefit.
A good way for Miss Emma Dit
man to swell her bank account will
be to call at the Daily News office
where two tickets to the Crystal
tileate" for Monday night await her
and then deposit in the bank the
amount Of the price of the tickets.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
WITH BOTH LEGS BROKEN
NAN DIES or STARVATION
INSTRUCTOR TRIES TO CLIMB =
MOUNTAIN PEAK ALONE AND
HIS BODY IS FOUND SEVERAL.
WEEKS AFTERwARD.

VIENNA, Dec. 17.-Prof. Oskar
Mailer, Of the Academy of Iglo. In
Hungary. has met with a terrible
ceath in the Tatra mountains.
Octob.r % he started to climb the
Raranggostnr peak alone, despite the
warnings that a guide was necessary.
He never returned, and though search
parties were sent out no trace OF him
was found Only recently a party
of climbers discovered his body ter
ribly enaciated with both legs
t oxen, In shelter hut some dis
tance from the peak.
The professor had evidently lost his
!way and broken his legs in fan
among tn. rocks. respite his terri
bic injuries he must have dragged
himself 10 the shelter hut and there
been starved to death
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
TROUBLE
THREATENS
STEAMSHIPS
LONGSHOREMfN MAY STRIKE;
ULTIMA1UM IS DELIVERED.
MUST HAVE MORE PAY BY FIRST
OF JANUARY OR NOBODY
WORKS AND TRANSATLANTIC
TRAFFIs STOPS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17-All trans
Atlantic steamship lines are menaced
by a strike which would practically
tie up all ocean traffic.
The longshoremen have delivered
an ulGimatum demanding more pay
and threatening to quit January l ii
theip demands are not granted
The steamship companies are pre-
pairing fer trouble, which indicates
the demands of the men will be ig-
nored
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
RACE TIPSTER IS FINED;
JUDGE SOAkS HIN $3.50,
MAN AT JACKSONVILLE CLAIMED
HE WOULD GIVE INFORMATION
AS TO WINNER OF RACE
TEHRE FEBRUARY II.

JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 17-With-
drawing his plea Of not guilty OF
using the United States mails to
defraud cid entering as a substitute
plea of nolo contendere. Walter A.
Woolf the race horse "tfpster," was
fined 81, 900 and costs. amounting to
H1,25O, in the United States court
here Yesterday. The fine and costs
were both promptly paid.
The Indictment abainst Woolf,
which was returned by the grand
fury last winter was to the effect
that he had devised a scheme to de-
fraud divers persons by represent
ing in letters and circulars that he
would leave jacksonville February II
for Chicago to place $4,000 wager
fer the owner of a race horse which
would start in the race February II.
The letters sent out by Woof sug'
gested to his correspondents that the
should send him at Chicago deposits
of 50 CT Sc and agree to pay the
| balance when he furnished the name
of the sixth winning race horse.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
LORIMER is CLEARED;
NO PROOFS PRESENTED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Sen
ate committee ON privileges and cleo
tions held meeting today to con.
slider the report on the charges
against Senator Lorimer of Illinois
Great secrecy was maintained, but
it is generally understood that Sen
ator Lor:mer was cleared on the
grounds of no proof.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
1|||||R0R
BREACHES
TEMPERANCE.
MILK STATION
FOR EORKMfN AND TOURISTS.
MILK FROM THE ROYAL HERDS
TO BE FURNISHED AT COST
PRICE TO ALL WHO CARE 70
DRINK IT.

BEhAIN, Dec. I1--Inere is no
end 70 the surprises which the
Kaiser gives his beloved subjects.
whom he always expects to be inter-
ested IN the same subjects which are
filling his cwn mind, at this partic-
ular time.
Just now it is temperance, and to
show his practical interest in the
cause, the Kaiser has established a
milk canteen at his model farm and
pottery works at Cadinen for the
accommodation of working men passing
to and from their work. as well as
for the benefit OF the numerous tour
ists WHO visit the town. Milk will
be supplied at cost price from the
royal herds. Any profit, which un-
Willingly results, will be turned over
to the Prussian State foundling
homes }i~ II
The Kaiser never loses an oppor-
tunity 10 preach temperance. There
is, of course, no truth in the state
ments that the Emperor himself is
total abstainer. He has always
drunk in moderation. and still does
SO, although he has accustomed him.
self to in1bibing less than he did as
a younger man. His bosom friend,
Prince Max Egen zu Furstenberg,
advertises on every bottle OF beer
produc j at the princely brewery in
Danau- Eschingen, that 1t Is the
setable beverage of His Majesty, the
German Emperor and King of Prus-
sia."
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
one NAN IS FOUND GUILTY
ON MANsLAU6RIER CHARGE.
END or TRIAL IN OHIO FOR
DEATH or PRIVATE DETE cTlvE
WHO WAS LYNcHED SEVERAL
MONTHS AGO.

NEWARK, Ohio. Dec. 17-hanella
Wright was today found guilty OF
raanslarghter for the killing OF Carl
Ethrington. a private detective sew
eral months ago. Ethrington was
gathering evidence against saloons.
Re was arrested, the Jail storm ed and
he was taken out and lynchet by a
mob.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
LARGE HOTEL IS BURNED;
1NO fIRfnFN ARE KILIn
GUESTS MAKE ESCAPE FRoe
HosTElRY IN ELizABETH ~
JUMPING FROM Wlnpows i,l.
TO BLANKETS.

ELIzAPETH. N. j., Dec. 17Iho
Hotel Hungaria was burned toby.
Valentine Barthody and William No
Laughi.n, firemen. were killed a..
fighting the flames. Men, wolnen
and children were rescued from the
burning building by leaping from W1n-
dows mo blankets held by 'firemen
in the streets below. The loss win
amount to about $4,000.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
DISAGREEMENT BY JURY
IN CASE OF ERBsTEIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE jury in
the trial of Charles Erbstein, ac-
cused oe "iury fixing in the second
trial If Lee O'Neil Browne in con-
nection with the Lorimer senatorial
election. disagreed today and was dis
charged. The vote stood to for
acquitted.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
NEW YORK STILL IN GRIP
OF INTENSE COLD WEATHER
FOUR PEOPLE DEAD, MANY IN
JURED IN HOSPITALS, WHILE
OTHERS CROWD THE cHARITA.
BE INSTITUTIONS.

NEW YORK, Dec. .17-With four
people dead and many injured vic
Tins in the hospitals New York is
stiai grippe1 by the intense cold
weather today. One man was found
wandering about the streets a raw
ing maniac fy his suffering with the
cold The charitable institutions are
jammeo with the poor people seek
ing sheEer.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
REBELS WIN ANOTHER
BATTLE WITH FEDERALs

Ell PASO. Tex, Dec. 1.-THE Mex
ican Federal troops suffered another
defeat at Haciendita, Chihuahua, just
across the Rio Grande river from
Maria, Texas, and a large number
of the regulars were killed.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
TAFT APPOINTS NEGRO
COLLECTOR IN HAWAII.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17-President
Taft today nominated Charles Cot
terriM, negro of Toledo, to be col
lector of internal revenue in the
Hawaiian islands.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
FIGHT WITH TRlsEsMEN;
THOUSAND ARE KILLED.

CONSTANTINoPLE. Dec. 17-In a
battle between Turkish troops and
Bedouins in Syria. which has been
continued since yesterday. It Is re-
ported that / 900 Of the trib esmen
have been killed.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

Mrs. Grover Gwinnar went to Port
Grange yesterday afternoon to visit
her parents. She expected to re-
turn today.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

JERSEY CITY N i. Dec ia
huge camelsback locomotive exploded
s. Crasthill today ana Fireman How
Ioy van killed instantly. The pas
eenGers on the train were thrown
Into q panic, but none were injured
The explosion is said to have been
caused ~ = frozen steampipe.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
COALITION STILL LEADS
IN ENGLISH ELECTIONS

LONDON, Dec. 17-At noon today
the election returns show the govern.
ment coalition is still in the lead
with a total of ia.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

We propose that you give US a
trial the next time you need grocer
les. We will give you such genuind
satisfaction that we will be awarded
With your future patronage. You
can't miss satisfaction here, because
both quality and economy are GER
tainties.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Ts~n School Committee Meesing-Bia
Night for Woodmen.

The annual netting 81 the town school
cDnSurittee vas held at the library on
Nonday AFTERNOON Officers were elect
% as follows Chairman. Robert H
Fisk: secretary. ". ID. OConnell; audi
Tors. w :. walbridge and NJ. ID.
p'Connel: acting visitors. Hollow.
stafford street Stanordville, Rockwell
lIiif and Leonard districts. Rev. J. p.
Booth: borough schools. F. H. Fisk
and ". y. O'Connell; 5ti1, 14tf1 and 18th
districts. Herbert Glazier: 18th, 18th
and 18th districts Myron p. Avery;
building committee. Herbert GIazier,
R~v. l. p. Booth and NJ. d. O'ConnelI;
arznsp ortation corrnlitteee, the acting
visitor in each district
Wait from Supreme National Lecturer.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting Of the Woodmen in Society
hall Tuesday evening Supreme Ma
tlonal Lecturer Charles Z. Whalen Of
Madison. Wis. was the principal
speaker. and there were short talks by
State Deputy A .. Palmer Of Vermont
and District Deputy j. r. Hughes of
Hartford.
Wofui Lack of Water.
r-rie-e rain comes soon some OF the
manufacturing plants will suffer for
the want of water.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-02
Attractive am AZ tha Auditoriunn.

The vaudeville and motion pictures
at Norwic3r's vaudeville home are the
tsose OF much favorable comment the
first three days of this week. Proba-
bly, the preftiest stage setting which
mas ever been in this theater Is made
BY the special scenery and effects car
Tied by the Banks Breazfale duo, in
their novel musical act. The members
Of the act are exceptionally clever mu-
sicians and this with the charm and
dairtiness which surrounds the beau
-iful stage picture wins many cur
rsins at each performance. Harry
Booker & Co. in The Delegate, get
the crowd every time and present a
very good Irish sketch, particularly
for its trueness TO nature and sur
rOundings. The most complete special
setting OF its kind ever put on here
- the one carried by Mr.. Booker
which depicts a brick building in the
course of construction and does not
omit one necessary article. The sing
ing OF Murphy and Andrews always
brings down the house. while they get
n good hand on their baseball stuff
Last but by no means least on the bill
e Miss OctaVia Neal. who sings sew
erai CATCHY songs ard p2Iodies and
renders one pleasing number on the
clarinet The csmeragraph views are
interesting and instructive.