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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-10

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ]. L. Sleeper & Co.
wish everybody to know that they are agents
for the Edison Photographs and records and
also for the Victor Talking Machine and rec
ords. They have fine assortment of machines
and records and by calling at their store, "
Main street, you can hear both machines and
decide which you like best. -. D. P. Palmer in
his new store in Masonic Temple, next door to
his former place of business, has better OPP
portunity to show his mems furnishing goods,
and better stock of these goods, than he has
ever had before, and would like to show them
to you. go. When you buy Regal Shoes for wo-
men you get both style and comfort, and you
will find them at The Dinsmore Store in quar-
ter sizes. -. C. L. Wright. Opera House block,
is having special sale on stoves ranges and
heaters, which will continue until January LIST.
..... H. J. Locke & Son have their complete
stock of Christmas watches for women and
men in gold-filled cases, from So up. Every
watch guaranteed. Plain watches for mono
grams should be selected early. Read what
F. L. Adams, eye specialist. Room Mol Odd Fell
lows block, says about fitting glasses. :. Don't
forget that the Holeproof stockings are sold
only at The Dinsmore Store, and that they are
guaranteed to be holeproof for six months. "A
girl or woman wanted to do general Homework
no cooking or washings-at No. II Franklin St.
See advt Of the Lamson tour to Cuba for
the winter of 1911. 80. This week A. A. Howes
& Co. are making a window display of the DR..
Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a. Next week they
will have their Thanksgiving goods ready for
inspection. Mrs. Henry Carrow and family
publish card of thanks. Nv. H. Richards
has moved his and 10 cent store to the Palmer
store in Masonic Temple. See his advt for
specials for this week. Girls wanted at the
Leonard & Barrows shoe factory ...Carle &
Jones offer Edison monographs on easy pay
ments. Their phonograph wagon will leave
you one for weeks free trial.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-10
!; NEWS OF BELFAST,
.,,sHERs' NOTICE.

;ss of The Journal are on sale at
% e. sEsPos's SPRINGS. At the post Office.
srccEroN pr At the store of l. H. ".
TNrBf
SET.spFN nan; 9.u Searsport and M. ]. Dow,
asssss to receive sub
sdptlop' ,c.N JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-02-11

1pr cannDt take much stuck 10 The
sincerity ~ he republican Newspaper
man Who clamDrs against the tariff On
print paper One u the chief planks
81 the republican platform has been
protection. which Ia ether Nords means
tarin' aud Il ~ becomes republican
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-02-11

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
MUST FIGHT TO
!. GAIN CONTROL
RoosEvELT's FOLLOWERS NOW
SEEN 10 HE DOUBTFUL or.
THEIR ABILITY TO OVERRIDE
THE OLD GUARD.

Saratoga, N. Y, Sept. 24-Tf the
progressives under the leadership of
Roosevelt win their fight against the
old guard for the control of the Re,
publican state convention which opens
Tuesday, 1t will be after a battle on
the convention floor.
1t is unlikely that an attempt will be
made to repell the state committee on
the Roosevelt-Shern,a an controversy al
its meeting on Monday.
This is the situation as outlined by
Lloyd c. Griscom, New York County
Republican chairman, tonight
1t indicates that the progressives
are doubtful of their ability to control
the state committee, and that they
prefer to take no chances on having
the committee reject Roosevelt sec,
ond time, thinking 1t safer to leave
the solution of the problem to the con,
vention itself.
They claim the control by a large
majority.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
THROUGH RAPIDS
IN BIG BARREL
ANOTHER SENSATIONAL FEAT
PERFORMED ATT NIAGARA
FALLS YESTERDAY.
BOBBY LEACH MADE TRIP
Was In the Water One Hour and
Eight Minutes--Leach Claimed
That He Made the Jour.
ncy Once Before.

Niagara Falls, Sept. "a. Bobby
Leach, of Niagara Falls, Ontario, this
afternoon made trip through the
whirlpool rapids in barrel, starting
from the old Faid of the Mist landing
near the cantilever bridge.
Leach, who claims to nave made
the trip before, was unhurt.
Leach entered the rapids at 1857
and went through them in three min
iites, riding the tremendous waves
smoothly.
"A great wave caught the barrel and
hurled II clear of the water, but it
rSghtesis itself neatly and went on to
the whirlpool without misnap.
Five times the barrel circteb tie
whirlpool, keeping to the outer edge,
away from the vortex.
AT the south end of the pool it was
caught in the inshore eddy and was
caught with a pole at sos.
The only one barrel navigator to
be killed in trip over the whirlpool
was Maude Willard, who suffocated In
her barrel Sept. Z, 1901.
She was in the whirlpool five hours
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
NEW FOOTBALL
HAS FIRST TEST
PLAYERS CRITICIZE DIVISION or
THE GAME INTO FOUR
PERIODS.
PENNSYLVANIA DEFEATED
In Game With Uusinus collcgc--Min.
ncsota Wins First Game in
West From Lawrence
Other Scores.

Philadelphia, Sept "a. New football
had its first test here today in a game
between the University OF Pennsyl.
vania and Ursinus, the latter winning
5 to 5. Ursinus clearly outplayed
I ennsplvania in three OF the four
periods.
In the first quarter Ursinus se0rea
a goal from placement. In the third
she made a touchdown otter 40 yard
run Ramsdell, the sprinter,s In the
last period scored for Pennsylvania.
DR.. Carl Williams. who lielped draft
the new rules, declared the rules I'M
posed too great a burden on the OF,
fense and that two teams evenly
matched and conditioned would have
great diciculty in scoring. He advised
tnat the distance to be gained iu
three downs be reduced from 10 to ]
yards, or that the runner be allowed
TO receive assistance from at least
one of his interference.
The game was surprisingly clean.
Both sides criticised the division ol
the time into four periods. declaring
It slows up the game and was mol
necessary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
ACCIDENTALLY
shot HIMSELF
GENERAL AGENT or UNION PA.
cIcIF AT CLEVELAND PRoBA.
BlY FATALLY WOUNDED WHILE
EXAMINING A NEW GUN.

Cleveland. O., Sept. 24.--Donald p.
Stubbs, general agent of the Union
Pacific railroad here, was taken from
the Union Pacific Offices tonight with
\ probably fatal bullet wound over
the heart,
AT the hospital Stubbs declared the
wound was the result Of an attack.
He was alone at the tins.
An elevator boy found Stubbs lean
ing against the wall outside the OF
fice. The wounded man was holding
his hand over his heart and gasped:
Il am shot. shot myself accidentally
] need help"
Stubs, to the doctors, made brief
statement that he had been examining
a new revolver which he had pur'
chased early in the day. and that
had been accidentally discharged.
On the table there was new box
of cartridges and one shell had been
taken out. Stubbs lived with his wife
and mother-in-law.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25

The freight ear It Is sail, mad or
ders to stop at the first switch at
Re5sler's Crossing. nut tried 10 make
the frs switch south. Trees hid the
electric car from view. The crew OF
the freight car barely nad time 70
jump. The front end was shattered
and all passengers in the smoking
compartment were killed. DR.. w. Z,
HIolthoser who with his brother, was
killed, was on his wap to Kokomo-s
Il thought we could make it9 said
the motormon Of the freight, who
jumped when ne saw the linJted
bearing Gown upon them. They could
give no explanation for passing the
switch
Just three days ago traction
wreck occurred near here. The col
lisions occurred under much the same
circumstances
None of the injured will die.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
SECOND WRECK
IN THREE DAYS
SIX PEOPLE MET DEATH WHEN
TRACTION CARS COLLIDED
IN INDIANA.
ORDERS WERE D|SOBEYEO
Yesterdays Wreck Occurred Near
Upton Not Far From Where AZ
Were Killed in Same Man.
ner Last Thursday.

Upton. Ind, Sept. "a. 4.Disobed
ence to orders by a railway crew of
a freight car Is said TO have been the
causc oil an intcrul'han traction wreck
L lay which cost the lives OF six,
serious injury CT a dozen, with a score
slightly hurt.
4 soutlbornd freight car crashe !
bead on into norta bound passenger
car on the Indianapolis and Peru
division of the Indiana traction Com.
pany shoetly afte: noon, two mics
ncI I of here. Lea6
{ DIR Y. C, HOLTHCSER.
WALTER II. THoSER.
BEEl.,sL RAILSBACK.
JOSEPH BAKER, motorman.
EWIS EROO.
b. F. WEIGH.
Amoug the injured is Charles
Grace, Of Fort Des bIoines, Ia, Com
pauy /, 10th U. S. infantry, of Indian
.apolis, eye and nose injured and hip
dis'ocatel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
WHITE FIRST I WITNESS
Admitted That He s Suhpcenacd to
Appear Eefore ths Lorimer In
vc@tigating Committee.

Chicago, Sept. a24 When the sona
tqFial inves ligatlon committee begins
its inquiryhinto the election of Senator
Lorimer on Monday 1t is expected that
Representative Charles A. White, the
Democratic legislator who voted fer
Lorimer, Will be the FIRST witness.
He admitted that Ire had been sub
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
TO ENTERTAIN
PAPA[ LEGATE.
VANUTELLLi WILL BE GUEST or
ARCHBISHOP oulGLEY MON.
DAY AND TUESDAY.
VISIT IS UNOFFICIAL
Party Going to Chicago includes
Many High in PapaI Offices
viii See the City From
automobiles.

Chicago, Sept. 2i.-4Cardinal Vim
cent Bannutelli. special legate Of the
pope to the .Aucharistlcss congress- re-
Gentry held Ill MontrsAa. viii arrive in
Chicago Monday in the special car
Plymouth Rock over the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois railroad
The party consists of the cardinal,
Mgr. Erince f. de Croy, apostolic
prothonotary; Mgr. S. Trampieri, one
of the secretaries of Cardinal Merry
del Val; Bishop OConnell of San
Francisco; Count vannuteili. nephew
of the cardinal; Thomas Hugh Kel-
ley, chamberlain of the cape and
sword, and Count Caziati.
The visitors will go to Archbishop
Quigley's residence at once on arrival.
They are, to be entertained there dur
ing theirsstay in Chicago.
Will See City in Autos.
On Monday the party will be taken
in automobiles, placed at the disposal
of the Archbishop by the Stuiebaker
Company, to see the boulevards and
parks. stopping at the different Cath
olic institutions along the way. They
will visit the West and South Sides.
The cardinal will take luncheon at
st. CyriPs College as guest of the
Carfnelite Fathers, toward which or
der he holds the position of cardinal
prOteftor In Rome.
Iii thin evening mis- eminence and
party wlli be entertained at dinner by
tlsh archbishop Of Chicago Several
bishops from outside OF the city are
also expected
On Tuesday the cardinal will see
the parks and boulevards or the NORTH
Side, passing the several Catholic in
stitutions ai0ng the way, and return
ing to the archbishops residence for
luncheon at noon. Their he will meet
the officials of the archdiocese of
Chicago.
Visit is Unofficial
In the afternoon his emlnence VIII
visit the offices OF the Catholic
Church Extension Society in the Nc
Cormick building. He will leave at
5 D. m. on the Michigan Central rail
road for Niagara Falls, stopping there
for day before resuming his journey
to Washington.
The visit of the cardinal to Chicago
is unofficial and there will be no
public receptions or ceremonies in
connection with it,
Officers found Stubbs' office in great
disorder.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
-FOUR DROWN WHEN
AUTO EAlLS into
NEW CANAL basin

New Orleans, Sent, "a All four oc,
cupants Of large touring car rcturn-
ing from lake shore resort to New
Orleans early today were drowned
when the car, rounding curve on the
west end shell road at a rgh rate of
speed, shot straight allead ard plung.
ed inro a new basin of the canal.
w. r. FREEMAN,,~aged 35, perfum-
cry salesman of New York.
The D-ad,
THOMAS BIETTLER aged i3. He
leaves wife and daughter.
DOROTHY HALL aged 2i.
MARIEN GIBLEN, aged 25.
Three last three we're from New
Orleans.
A laborer. on his way to work was
the only witness Of the accident.
The bodies were recovered.
vi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
FROM CHICAGO
TO SPRINGFIELD
AVIATOR BRookINS WILL AT.
TEMPT SENSATIONAL AERO
PLANE FLIGHT NEXT WEEK
ALSO FLY OVER LAKE.

Chicago, Sept. 2i.--Walter r.
Brookins, the aviator, will attempt
a flight with Wright aeroplane from
Chicago to Springfield, I'LL, next Thurs
day in an effort to win the $4,000
purse offered BY the Chicago Record
Herald for such a feat.
On Tuesday and Wednesday he will
attempt preliminary flights across the
downtown district, and also out for a
distance above Lake Michigan.
The start Of the 190-mile flight 70
Springfield viii be made by Brookins
from Washington Park on the South
Side The aviator villa try to land at
the Fair Grounds at the state capitol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
DR.. COOK IN MUNICH
Michael D. Ryan Declares He Met the
Explorer Abroad--Looked the
Picture OF Health.

New York, Sept. 24.The Tines
today prints an interview with
Michael d. Ryan Of Bridgeport, Conn.
in which Ryan claims to have seen
DR.. Frederick A. Cook, at the Munich
Hotel, with his wife, son and daugn
ter, August 3lst. He was registered
as Mr.. Coleman and family.
He said he knows the doctor and
addressed him. He says:
He knew me, answered and intro
duced me to his family. There was
not the slightest sign of nervousness
in his manner. He looked the picture
OF health"
Cook said he intended to sta.
abroad some time longer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
HELPLESS ON THE SEA
Big Liner Breaks Tail Shafts and Is
Lying or Carolina Coast
No Danger However.

Beaufort N G., Sept. IN Crippled
by breaking tail shFff tine big
ifslyde fame. steamer Huron. carrying
passengers and freight from Jackson
vile and Charleston for New York,
lay helplessly tonight off diamond
Shoals Light, on the North Carolina
coast
All aboard are safe.
The Huron's sister ships, the
Arapahoe and Nayaboe, were caught
by wireless and ordered to stand by
the disabled liner until the arrival of
the wrecking steamer Rescue. from
Norfolk, which will reach the Huron
Sunday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
OTHER SCORES

Cleveland. Sept a. Western Re
serve III Bushnell 0.
Harrisburg. Sept "a Carlisle In
dams g, Villa Nova o.
Columbus Sept. a. Ohio State
IA. Otterbeln 0.
ST, Louis, Sept 28-St Louis uni-
ycrsity 25 sIurtleff O.
Cleveland. Sept. "a Charles Cook.
Western Reserve student was vie
tim OF one Of the first football aeei
lents of the season today, when one
of The bones in his right leg was ffac-
.tured during the Western Reserve.
Bushnell game.
Lawrence, Kas., Sept "a. Kansas
University 5; Haskell Indians 0.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25

|poenaed Other members Of the iii.
nois Legislature have been subpoenaed
ALSO.
II. J. G. Beckmeyer and Michael
Link, Democratic LEGISLATORS, will be
among the first to fake the stand. The
committee is empowered, ito call to
Its aid the service III any federal court
or its officers, including the United
States marshal ofany state to secure
witnesses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
LEADER OF BEEKMAN|TES
Just Became Known That G.
SchWeinfurth, Leader of the Old
Sect, Died Recently.

Chicago, Sept. 24.--The discovery
was made last night of the death in
Chicago on July 20 last of George
Jacob Schweinfurtn, one time head
OF religious colony on Weldon farm
near Rockford ILL.,, and for more than
twenty years widely known as the
"Geekmanites.
Schweinfurth retired from the
Rockford colony after sensational oc-
currenccs in 1898. The passing OF
the former head" of the church was
unnoticed as ne had resided quietly in
Chicago for number Of years under
the name of &C. ]. Furth."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
ALL ENTRIES CLOSED
SAT Entries In SO Races to Be Run in
Lexington, KY, Next Month
Fourteen insFuturity,

Lexington, KY, Sept. 25se-The off.
eial entries to purses closing on Sep
tembcr 18th and final entries to stakes
closed June for the Kentucky trots
at Lexington on October 4 to IA were
announced today lust al entries are
eligible to start In ihirtytbree races.
In the futurlty, $4,000, for 3.year,
old trotters, fourteen candidates made
the September payment. most Of the
eligibles being scared out by the great
Colorado r.. 2o5&. champion 3year-
old,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
MINNESOTA BEAT LAWRENCE

Minneapolis, Sept. "a. Minnesota
defeated Lawrence In the first foot
ball game In the west, 81 to 0. Min.
nesota played all around ner lighter
opponents in the first refioI the half
backs being called through the line
and around the ends az will. Both
teams relied upon straight football.
Lawrence looked better. Rosenwarl,
Of Minnesota, had his nose broken ~
the second quarter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
YALE mAN WINS TITLE.

Manchester Mass. Sept. 24.ARob.
ert e. Hrntnr cf Yale. won the IN
dividual golf championship by defeat
ing F. c. Davidson of Harvard in the
final round, ! up in 20 hole, Tnis
gives Yale the Individual and team
golf championship,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
LAKE STEAMER Sinks
The Dan r. Hanna Of Cleveland Goes
Down In St. Clair River at
Detroit, Michigan.

Port Huron, Mich, Sept. 24.-The
7000ton steamer Dan r. Hanna of the
Pioneer Steamship Company Of Cleve.
land sunk in st. Clair. river, in the
Canadian channel, opposite here to.
night.
the Hanna was up bound with coal
and collided with the Harvey II.
Brown and went to the bottom.
The Brown was badly damaged.
No one was injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William L. Ellston and Miss Mary
L. Meyers, both of Bardwell, Ky. Sam
uel J. Ghere of Tamms and Miss Nan
cy E. Thompson of Elco. Jesse J..
RaiIey of Solomon KY, and Miss Jes-
sic Morrow of Blockford. KY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
PiLLlvANT WINS MARATHON.

Chicago, Sept 24.-L.. J. Pillivona,
a Chicago. athlete, won the first an
nual ten-mile Marathon race held by
the Illinois Athletic Club today. Pilli-
wants time was 5644. John A. Mour
second, Denny Hatch third.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD.

Wallace, Idaho Sept. "a. The Scan.
dinavian Brotherhood of America to.
day voted to extend the iuri4 4ilction to
include all North and South America
Judge J. NJ. Armstrong of Tacoma was
elected president.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
NEW DISCUS RECORD.

New York, Sept. 24.--A new worlds
record for throwing the discus was
established today, by Martin J. Sheri-
dan. He hurled a disc weighing Az
pounds l!2 tet, 2 inches,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
eAYNoR FULLY RECOVERED.

New York. Sept. 24.--Dr. VIM. Ar
litz. who attended Gaynor. said to-
night that Gaynor is in perfect health.
He said the bullet would never be re-
moved from his throat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25
De PALMA MAKES RECORD.

Philadelphia, Sept 24--Ralph De
Palma. in Fiat. made new worlds
record for ten miles on a circular
track here this afternoon, of S:S1 10
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-25

PALLINGER AT WASHINGTON.
Washington, Sept. 24.-Secretary OF
the Interior Ballinger arrived today
from long trip in the west