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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-07-01
Children cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
GAS . RIA

Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given
to children with admirable results. 1t
does away with bed wetting, and is al
so recommended for use after measles
and scarlet fever. Sold by S. Klaw-
ansky.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-07-01
4oeal ano Qersonal

THE ENQUIRER will be pleased
to receive items, such as we'd
dings, parties, teas and other
news of personal interest, with
the names of those present. The
items should be Endorsed with
the name and address of the
sender-not for publication, but
as u matter of good faith.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-29
CITY NEWS.
Attend Jones' clearance sale.

Attend Jones' clearance sale.
Gluten biscuits at Immegart's
Harness, low prices, Sherwoods'
Read the Wabash ad It will in
terest you.
Read article on THE Dam Will be
Built, on page 6.
Sherwood sells buggies at way
down prices. See his line.
Saving money at Jones' clear
ance sale, 402 Main street.
For Sunday dinner order nice
roast of choice meat of Ed Walsmith
1926 Fulton. Bell phone 1104.
Fannie Stewart has transferred
to Thomas Morrisey, tie rear 35 feet
OF lots 5 and 6, block 90. Leighton's
addition.
There will be preaching and com
munion at the Sunmitville United
PRESBYTERIAN church next Sabbath
afternoon at 800 o'clock.
r E. Chamberlin, physical direc.
tor of the Y. NJ G.. A., resigned,
leaves tonight for Silver Bay, Lake
George, New York With his wife
and child he will remain there until
the twelfth of next month when the
Chamberlins will go to Binghampton,
their former home, before returning
to Chicago to reside.
The railroads are claiming many
travellers from Keokuk during the
present season The low rates offer
ed by the several lines running in
and out of this city, are inducements
to many to take trips to the four
points of the compass and excursions
are more popular than ever this sum
mer. August is always considered
the banner month for excursions both
by rail and boat and the last warm
month OF the year the summer is
| usually spent elsewhere by many who
! can afford to travel both near and
far. The tie up in boat travel has
1 waylaid many plan for an outing
on the river, although the local pack
cts are enjoying good passenger traf-
| fic.
During the past week, engineer
Ross Robertson and City Troubleman
/ Chris Locke have made frequent
visits to the regions beneath the
earth where the city sewers are CON
structed. They have been taking
measurements of the various sizes OF
the sewage system. preparatory to
making of plans by the engineer for
several new inlets to the main sewer
under the city. Some time in the
near future. the city counciImen, and
other officials employed by the city
directly responsible for the upkeep OF
the underground drainage system, will
take trip through the sewers for
the purpose of investigating the var
ious needs in that department OF
/ Keokuk's machinery. The last trir
made as an official body by council
men, was taken a year ago last fall
when with lanterns. hip boots and
sticks to keep off the rats which man
fest themselves in many places in the
big tunnel underground, the interest.
ing trip was made through the LADY
rinth of passages, clear from the open
ing. out to Rand park on Sixteenth
street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-29
CITY NEWS.

Mrs. E. L. Stowe of 413 Concert
death of her sister, Mrs. A. H. HIS
ton, formerly resident of Keokuk.
and well known among the older l,eo-
pie here. The body is expected to
arrive some time soon, just when is
uncertain. and funeral services WdIl
be held from the train.
The swimming pool and cold
shower baths at the Y. M. C. A. are
proving exceedingly popular duringf
the past several weeks of hot wealth
er. Each morning, afternoon and
evening sees the natatorium alive
with those who are cooling warm
bodies and enjoying the delights of a
plunge after the rays of a merciless
old sol have gotten in their work.
An electrical shower made its
appearance last night about half past
nine and kept up for an hour during
which time the lightning flashed,
striking here and there and ringing
telephones and burning several of the
instruments out. The gamewell alarm
in the fire station kept up an intermit-
tent ringing during the time the
lightning was playing and burning
out light wires. A steady patter of
rain kept up all during the night, re-
freshing nature and making the farm
er in this locality feel good.
Some one who has Travelled much,
and has recently come to this city,
made the remark to a police Offices
the other day that 1t was surprising
the small number of drunks that are
on the streets. In this regard, Keokuk
is one Of the leading places In the
country, considering the fact that it |
is wet town. But the present police
department is accomplishing wonders
along many lines and one of them is
the exterminating of the lot of drunk
en- loafers who formerly existed on
street corners and can gangs" in
alleys who were present in many
places heretofore have been cleaned
out, hence the remark from the much |
travelled person that Keokuk has few
inebriate buns on the streets, If any.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
PRESIDENT AND STAFF TO
ATTEND MINISTER'S FUNERAL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o,-An as official
tribute 10 the memorial OF Don Anibal
Cruz. late Chilean minister. and a mark
OF esteem TO friendly state, an impress
sive state and military funeral will be
held here tomorrow.
The services will be attended by the
president and members OF the cabinet.
Justice OF the supreme court. the entire
diplomatic corps, the foreign affairs COM
mittee OF congress. the admiral OF the
navy, the chief Of staff OF the army.
other officers and officials OF the army
and navy, and officials OF the state de-
partment,
The services will be conducted at ST.
Patrick's Catholic church and the body
will he escorted from the legation to the
church by an imposing military contin-
gent.
High requiem mass will be celebrated
al the church by the Very Rev. Cerrett.
auditor OF tn apostolic delegation to the
United States. Cardinal Gibbons and
Mgr Falconio. apostolic delegate viii
assist. Rev. Father William #. Russell,
pastor Of st. Patrlck's church. will preach
the sermon and Cardinal Gibbons will
pronounce the benedctlon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
BOISE GETS MEETING
OF FOREST SUPERVISORS
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
oSDEN, Dec. 20.-Approvsl Of the plan
TO hold convention OF forest s,Ipervis-
9rs OF the fourth district at Boise Ida.
January !, Immediately following q state
stockmen's convention there is contained
IN telegram received today by District
Forester E. S. Sherman from Henry
graves chief forester at Washington.
Supervisors OF the fourth district here
totore have met at Ogden, because of
sne location OF the district headquarters
mere This year the forestry officials de-
clded that IT would be best for the stock
men and the forestry department TO hold
The convention at Boise so that differ
ences constantly arising over grazing on
the government forests may be discussed
between the government men and the
y committee, composed of Supervisor
g M Woods of the Sawtooth forest.
Idaho; +. b. Mains. Payette forest Ida
no: David Latng. Challis forest Idaho
William Mccoy. Minidoka forest. Idaho
and George II. Barney OF the Escalante
forest, Utah, all of whom have been at
Ogden the past few weeks on special
work, has been appointed to take charge
OF the Boise convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
Negro Charged With Burning
Dwelling to Hide Evidence of
Fouler Crimes.
HURRY SUSPECT TO PRISON
Authorities Take Precaution to
Prevent Lynching By an En-
ragged Community.

DURHAM, n. c.. Dec. 20-Thc charred
bodies of j. l., Sanders. his 22-year-old
daughter. Mary. and his 4-year- old grand
daughter, Irene overton. in the ruins of
their home at Hester. near here. gave
startling evidence today to one OF the
most atrocious crimes committed In this
section.
Nathan Montague, young negro, is
accused by a coroners jury of assault
murder and arson.
The negro is safe tonight In the state
are reported gathering. Sheriff Wheeler
evOded a crowd at Hester last night In
rushing his prisoner to Durham. Sheriff
Hardwood at Durham. not wishing to
take any chances. hustled the negro to
Raleigh In an automobile.
II is said the negro. who had worked
al a hog killing this afternoon, which
Miss Sanders also attended, went to her
home at night, killed Sanders and his
granddaughter, by means not yet deter
mined, attacked Miss Sanders and after
wards cut her throat In a struggle in
the yard. He is then believed TO have
put her body in the house. set fire to
the dwelling and burned the bodies. The
charred remains were found early today
The finding OF Miss Sanderss skirt.
covered with blood, In the negros posses
sion and knife at the scene OF the
tragedy, identified as one used by Mon
tague at the hog killing. form the chief
evidence against Montague.
Near the ruins of the Sanders house,
n path of blood leading TO nearby we'll
indicated that an attempt was made to
cast the girl into the well Strands Of
her hair were found on the we'll posts
and give evidence OF the girls vain strug-
gle for life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
ACHESO|V |VVENTS
WATER ELEVATOR
Company to Exploit Device viii
Be Formed With 100000
Capital.

Il. V. X. Acheson. i27 street. prosi-
dent OF the Brazil Surgical Manufacture
ing company OF Brazil. Ind. has invented
a water elevator for which the patents
have been applied.
For month the new Invention has
been given tryout in the Jordan river.
closely say that il is satisfactory and
viii prove OF benefit 10 irrigators.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Ache
son Water Elevator company win be filed
today. This COMPANY will be organized
with 100000 shares of the par value OF
81 each. Among those interested in the
company viii be f. V. Is. Acheson. III.
j. Acheson. w. r.. Hubbard. l.. c. Roeber.
w. :. Bling. FOR sixteen years head of the
salt Lake Stamp company now OF san
Diego. Cal. and others.
The water elevator now in operation
in the Jordan river Is constructed OF steel
and is hung in frame ot heavy wood. II
weighs about one ton. II Is bali bearing
At the base of the steel flume. eighteen
inches in diameter and about sixteen feet
long. is a set Of four steel fans, These
fans are moved by the current of the
stream. As they turn. the flume turns.
Tho interior OF the flume is constructed
like a huge corkscrew. As the fans re-
volve. the 0ume turns and the water is
sucked into It and step by step is car
ried TO the further end, where IL is
spilled every lime the flume rotates.
1t is estimated that this water eleva-
tor will pump about 10000 gallons of wa
ter in every twenty-four hours OF con-
tinuous operation. The Jordan river is
considered the slowest river In the west.
Its velocity is about two miles. IL the
speed OF the current We're twice great.
one and ore half feet OF water would he
elevated at each revolution of the flume,
instead OF about three gallons per revolu-
tion, at the present speed OF opera
tion, The water elevator is working In
five feet OF water II will operate at
any dcIrh. The machine can be raised
or lowered as found necessary by the
height OF the stream,
The new invention has been taking the
place OF a gasoline engine used TO dis
tribute wafer over flve-acre tract. The
engine was operated at an average OK
pense OF about s. a day. The elevator
has done the same work us satisfactorily
for a month without any cost for opera
tion, according to the owners of the tract
Of land watered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
MOTHER AND SON
FIGHT OVER ESTATE
Mrs. Flint Recalls Bit of Early
Utah Romance in Her
Testimony.
suscial to The Tribune.

snscjal 10 The Tribune.
ocDEN. Dec 20.-Divided as to who
,,,uld rjehtfully administer the estate
u pichsrd Flint of Santa Cruz. Cal. the
.,aov and five children, all beneficiaries
,f ,he estate. arc battling In the district
,ort for the right TO name the adminis-
,,.tor. The case is being heard by
,,aro Joshua Greenwood, because OF the
asnusIlfication OF Judge j. A. Howell,
OH is one OF The creditors OF the estate.
Mrs Ruth Flint. the widow, is sup
,n,,ad in her efforts to obtain tho ap-
roirtment OF James Pingree as admins
,-a,or. by three OF her daughters, while
. ssr son. Ellis Flint. and one sister are
onnoslne her. as she was a partner In
ssr husbands business interests. in the
lsssl sense of tho term. The son asks
nal he be- appointed administrator.
The aged Mrs. Flint took the witness
NJ, nl esrlv Utah romance In which she
.nd her husband were the leading fig
rrss They were married she says, in
tbs year that President Lincoln was as
ssssineted Together. they came to
i'lab TO carve out fortune thirty years
,ro. Flint engaged in the brickmaking
k,siness at Ogden and accumulated some
means which were added 10 by Mrs. Flint.
vho saws that she worked in the fields
rsthering sugar cane and lucern for
many seasons.
Mrs Film, fixes the value OF her hus-
lands estate at S25. 900, consisting Of
sooul $4,000 in cash on deposit at the
pinzree National bank and d loan OF
jsO 661 10 judge J. a. Howell. The con-
Iest over the appointment will probably
- decided tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

to have Lsrse loving friend In Califor-
MIA TO secure me nice position also
further my interest In various ways so
can go there In the near future | nave
written TO you. My eastern prince is
Wesley Balch, but as I am going TO Cali
fornia TO live for awhile shall need
are wholesouled youth with the
'ducats.' good figure and fair face. write
me and inciose photo and on receipt
of same will tell you more about yours
MISS MISS l.. A. ASHLEY. OR THE
McNab declared the estate had scored
a tactful advantage by Mrs. Turnoull's $
one. he asserted. that she refused 10 ad-
NIT at the trial OF her seduction suit
and that all the others. which in this this
then admitted were genuine.
Mrs. Turnbull's Oath.
In one of these alleged forgeries oc-
CURED passage describing an oath Mrs:
Turnbull took regarding the paternity OF
Miss Beatrice Anita Turnbull. the plain
tin in the present case. AS written. II
read:
May God smite me into a thousand
atoms " Colonel Pope Is not the father
OF my child
THAT Is forged Interpretation.
promptly interrupted Mrs. Turnbull. II
did make such an oath on my knees in
the office OF James X. Wood. But I
said then, May God smite me into a
thousand atoms If Y. j. Baldwin is not
the father OF my child. and II he was not
married TO me by contract prior TO my
entering the marriage relation with
him"
why is It, Mrs. Turnbull" queried
McNab. that your memory is so clear
on things that favor YOU and so bad as
TO things that do not favor you?'
shame has burned some things on my
memory. Mr.. McN0b. Then. too. there
arc things a woman never forgets,' Mrs.
Turnbull replied
When court adjourned Judge Rlves an
nounced that the case would continue to-
morrow and every day thereafter until IL
has been completed. Attorney McNab
said the cross examination of Mrs. Turn
bull probably would not be finished for
two days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
FACTORY SITE BUILDINGS:
GOOD PROGRESS SEEN
Special TO The Tribune.


MONROE. Utah. Dec. 2o.-Work is
progressing rapidly at the factory site
at Austin. Already one new house on
the factory site is occupied by one OF
the employees. two others have the roof
on and the plasterlng done and three
others have the walls UP. Work Is COM
mencing also on the factory proper. And
the silo pit. which Is TO be $50 by 500
feet. is also well under headway.
An ''old folks party was held in Mon
roe Saturday. A large number Of people
were present and enjoyed the festivi-
ties. A programme was prepared and
feast spread and the old people en-
ioyed themselves immensely. Mr.. and
Mrs Alfonso winget won the prize for
being the couple present that had been
married the longest
A real estate deal took place Satur-
day whereby Charles Cracraft purchased
the farm of Melvin j. Webb in North
Monroe for the consideration OF $4,000.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Roy Collings Of Monroe 10 Miss
Florence Anderson OF Annabcla. the
wedding 10 take place Wednesday The
Young couple Will make their home In
Monroe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
Township Open for Filings.
,ial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
ST ANTHONY. Ida. Dec. 2o.--The de-
partment Of the interior, through the
United States land office at Blackfoot.
this state, has officially announced that
the plat OF tho survey OF township
north, range i2 east Bl8ckfoot meridian.
Will be filed in the land office at Black
foot on January 26 1911. and on and
after that date the register and re-
ceiver will be prepared To receive appli-
cations and filings for land In said town
ship The township In question Is the
one which figured so extensively In the
recent political campaign I'm this state
and which occupied the attention OF
politicians and settlers for months prior
Ia the election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
SERIES OF R0BBERIES
DISTURB ST. ANTHONY
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
ST. ANTHONY. Ida. Dec Ca
series OF robberies were committed here
Saturday and Sunday nights which look
like local talent. The Idaho Power &
company's office was
broken into Saturday evening at a late
hour and money taken from tho drawer.
The drawer was found next morning
back Of the building, broken TO pieces; II
had been forcibly wrenched from its
Checks and other valuables
which lay within easy access were un-
disturbed, as were also a couple OF re
volvers. No clue TO the perpetrators of
the deed has been found, Sunday night
the st. Anthony postoffce was robbed.
and in this case also numerous valua-
BILE registered packages and letters, and
also money. were overlooked. However.
several registered mail packages were
broken open. The thieves gained en-
trance to both buildings through q back
window breaking the lights out in or
der 10 get In. A government official
has been here looking, over the ground
and may uncover a clue. Local talent
is suspected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
WIFE OF PRESIDENT
OF CITY COUNCIL DIES
Special to Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, Dec 20.-Mrs. Kate Brown
ing, wife or t. Samuel Browning presi-
dent of the ogden city council. died AT
her home, 500 Twcnty-seventh street.
This morning. after several years illness
OF anaema.
Mrs. Browning was born in Birming-
ham. England. June 20, 1854 with he:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Baugh.
she came 10 Utah in her grhood and
settled at Logan. She spent much Of her
time at Ogden before her marriage.
which took place twenty-five years ago.
In church affairs Mrs. Browning took
leading part i'm her ward. being n mem
Der OF the choir for many years and
leaves many friends.
Seven children. whose ages range from
to "a years. arc left
Tne funeral services will be held at
the Second ward meeting house Thursday
afternoon at ] o'clock.
The city council. out OF respect. put
the adjourned meeting for tonight off
until Monday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Dec. Z. 1910.

Office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Dec. Z, 1910.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office uutil 1880 o'clock y. m, De-
ccmber Goth 1910. for the work OF con-
structlng pipe sewers in Sewer ENten-
sion No $50 In Lambert and Corliss
courts north from Seventh South, be-
tween Main and West Temple streets
according to plans on file IN the City
Engineers office.
Instructions to bidders, together with
plans. profiies. specifications and forms
upon application at the office OF the
Board OF Public Works or tho City En-
gineer.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Public Works.
II, 6, MCMILLAN. Chairman.
xl0o2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
NEW TEACHERS NAMED IN
JORDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Special TO The Tribune.

MIDVALE, Dec 20.-Miss Connie Ma
haney. an instructor in the Draper
school. has asked the Jordan school dis
trict board for release under her con
tract, She assigns no reason. but Super
intendent n, Thompson said this morn.
on the ground that there is n scarcity
OF teachers. and that Miss Mahaney Is
thoroughly acquainted with her pupils
and work.
J. II. Masters has been named prlnc-
pal OF tho Bingham high school, to iii
the vacancy caused by tho resignation
Of &. F.. Dudley. r. NJ, Leatherberry.
grade teacher. has been advanced TO
the place OF Masters's. Ida Farmer OF
the West jordan school was released to-
day because she is about TO wed Miss
Youngdell Will assume the duties OF Miss
Farmer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
News of the lntermountain Region

ceived from the naturalization bureau
Pasma filed an application TO become
citlzen OF the United States several
years ago. His first letters were issued
ana then nc was called abroad as a mis-
sionary. Examiner Theodore Schumacher
OF The naturalization bureau was in Og-
gen today and Is OF the opinion that
.ho applicant must start his proceedings
pvsI. i. as the naturalization laws OF the
United States require q continuous resi-
uence or hve years In this country after
the declaration of intention is fled
charles a. Christensen, a native OF
DohInafk. was admitted to citizenship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
SCORES MEAT WITNESS
As UNPRINCIPLED LIAR
sr.rIal to The Tribune.

Srtcal to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 20 Suffering from a
.spss Of memory. which caused him 10
forget uversstion with County At
ior1ry David Jerson, or wllfullV refusing
,c testify under oath what he had told
he attorney in his office. William Brown
made a failure OF his case OF alleged
criminal SANDER, in which Lawrence
liosgo was the defendant. IN police court
tcisy.
iiogyc wss charged with utterinG sian
de< against Miss Frances Marriott. The
complaint having been Issued upon the
Information Of Brown. 10 whom The al
eyed sandsrous stories were repeated,
h was regarded IS the star witness for
The state, but Brown could remem Der
/ t.erne nothing said by Hoggc against
{ nc Marriott girl.
Tho county attorney asked the court
10 dlsnuSs the case. which WAS done.
Ihs attorney met Brown in the lobhv OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
KNIGHT W00LEN MILLS
WILL START UP AGAIN
Special 10 The Tribune.

PROVO, Dec. 20-After q thorough in
sDection Of the Knight WOODEN mills. w,
G. Hanke OF Davenport. Iowa, has ac-
cepted the management and the mills
VIII start again about April |. AZ a
meeting OF the directors OF the woolen
mills held last night. MIR. Hanbe was en-
gagged 10 take charge Of the institution
The company feels confident that they
have secured capable manager I'm Mr.,
Hanke and are hopeful that he viii be
able To put the business on solid foot
Ing Mr.. Hsnke does not consider there
is enough to be made by running the
next three months under present coDdi-
lions az II Is too late 10 put out spring
samples and too early for next fall SAM
pies Between now and April ! some
changes and improvements are to be
made Mr.. Hankc has returned to his
home in Iowa. and will settle up his
business affairs there preparatory to COM
ing here 10 take the management OF the
mills