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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-12
THE Revolution
GROWS APACE
Rebellious Governor Has Hoist.
ed the Flag of Insurrec-
ton in Honduras :

New Orleans, Nov. 1.-THE revolu-
tionary movement against President
Daivala Of Honduras has gained con-
siderable headway according to q spe-
citl dispatch from San Salvador, re-
ceived here. The dispatch states that
the adherents of Gen. Jose. Valladares
the rebellious governor Of Amapala
have openly hoisted the flag Of Poll
carpo Bonillt in western Honduras
and declare that he shall be installed
president Of the republic.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-12
WAS COMMENDED
Department Rewards Young Sailor fOr
Heroic Act.

Washington, Nov. 12.-Louis Lee.
man Waller. 17-year-old Chelsea
Mass, lad. jumped overheard from
the United States training ship Cum
berland on Newport, r. l., and saved
the life of Larry d. scully. one Friday
afternoon In October. The boys were
apprentice seamen and Waller had O
hard time time to save his mate, Ow-
ing to tho choppy sea. Acting Secre-
tary of the Navy Winthrop today
thought his conduct worthy Of a let
ter of Official commendation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-12
COUNT TOLST0|
TRIED TO COMMIT
SUICIDE TODAY
Private Message Says That He
Sought Death Through a
Hole in Ice
BELIEVED ECCENTRIC NOVELIST
may HAVE LOST HIS REASON
Has Evidently Deserted His Wife and
She Is Reported to Have Tried to
Commit Suicide as Result Of the
Blow. i

st. Petersburg. Nov. PA private
message received here from Tula says
that Count Tolstoi twice attempted to
commit suicide today by drowning
through hole in the ice,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-12
INDIAN MOSES
Mechling Appointed to Number the
Indians of Country.

Washington. Nov. 12.-William H.
Mechling. a University Of Pennsyl-
vania graduate, today was appointed
by Census Director Durand to edit
the census of the Indians Of the Unit
ed States.
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Probably Mistake.

Chicago. Nov. 12.-Bruce Miller,
who was a witness at, the trial Of DR..
'Crippen. and who is the only man in
this county, 1t is said, who could iden-
tify Belle Elmore, placed no credence
In the report from Alberta that the
woman had appeared at the town Of
Alix, or anywhere else. for that mat
ter. Belle Elnore had no friends
or relatives in that section of the
country, so far as I know" said Mil
ler. "As l have said before, there is
no doubt that she is dead-murdered
as was proved in court.'
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-12
Lost In Vermont.

Concord. N. H.. Nov. 12.-Complete
unofficial returns Of the votes for
members Of the legislature show that
the state senate of 1911 will consist
of sixteen Republicans and eight
Democrats, against twenty Republi-
cans and four Democrats two years
ago. To the house Of representatives
this year 223 Republicans and 166
Democrats have been elected with
two tie votes recorded. In the 1909
house there werc 270 Republicans and
III Democrats
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-12
Fired Into Crowd

Mexico City, Nov. pa special dis
patch received here today from Qua
dalajara says that Chrles B. Caroth-
ers, the American manager of the
West End Realt ycompany, last night
fired into a crowd of anti-American
rioters who were stoning his residence
killing Jesus Loza, a IA year old boy,
and wounding Pruden Cia Chaviz, a
policeman. Carothers, the dispatch
says, was taken from his home at
midnight and placed in jail.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-12
Believed to Have Been From
Secretary Knox to Presi-
dent Taft
REFERRED TO ANTl.AMER|CAN
DEMONSTRATIONS IN MEXICO
Rodriguez, Over Whose Lynching in
Texas the Trouble Has Come, Was
an American Citizen and Not a
Mexican as at First Believed.

Leavenworth, Kas., Nov. PA
wireless message relating to the an
ti-American demonstrations in Mexi-
co was received at the government
station here last night. The spark
was lost before the signature was re-
ceived. The message read:
"The editors of fncendiary news
papers will be arrested. Embassy is
vigorously protected. l am informed
upon questionable authority that
Anton Rodriguez was born in New
Mexico and was an American citizen" /"
Anton Rodriguez was the man
whose lynching in Texas is said ito
be the reason for the outburst in
Mexico. The message is believed to
have been sent by Secretary of State
P. c. Knox to the president, who is
enroute to Panama. Other messages
to President Taft sent from the Key
West station have been caught here.
Report Unofficial.
Washington. Nov. 12.-Through un-
official sources report has reached
the state department that Antonio
Rodriguez, the alleged Mexican who
was burned at the stake at Rock
Springs, Texas, by mob, was really
born in New Mexico. If this should
prove to be the case, of course the
Mexican government would be OBJ
nged to withdraw it's claim as an q r
grieved party. Little doubt is enter
tained here that the wireless message
on the subject of the citizenship OF
Rodriguez, which was picked zip last
night by the war departments wire
less station at Fort Leavonworth
Kas., was one being sent from secre-
esaFyssof State Knox to President Taft
who Is on board the cruiser Ten
nessee, enroute to Panama. Con-
f1rmation of this report. however, was
withheld at the state department.
1t is expected at the department
that the dual investigation of the
lynching Of Rodriguez which now is
being conducted by Governor Camp
bell Of Texas and the Mexican consul
lar officers from Eagle Pass. will set
tie all doubts as to the nationality Of
the victim of the Rock Springs mob.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-12

. THE WEATHER.
North Dakota|Unsettled with
probably rain or snow tonight or
Sunday. Slightly warmer to. .
night. .
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.LAFE YOUNG IS
|0WA'S SENATOR
DesMoines Editor. Succeeds
the Late Senator Dolliver
From Iowa

Des Moines, la. Nov. i2.-Governor
B. f. Carroll today announced the ap-
pointment Of Lafayette Young, editor
Of the Des Moines Capital, as United
States senator from Iowa to succeed
the late Senator Dolliver.
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BROWNSVILLE.

Dudley Jones has completed his new
house and moved in.
L. Il. Billings, who is employed in Ston-
ington, spent Sunday at home.
Dterrili Carter has returned from Surry,
where he has been digging CLAIMS.
James 8. Grindle has returned from
North Jay, where he has been employed.
Maynard Treworthy, OF North Bluehill,
Julian Hooper and wife, OF Sedgwick,
were guests Of Mrs. L. T. Morris Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Haskell, OF South Brooks
Vile, is with Mrs. l.. T. Morris for few
weeks.
Roy Hooper has employment in Belfast.
His sister Annie expects to go there soon,
for the winter.
Fred J. Perkins and Nell Green have
been around with their new thrashing
machine the past week.
Ray c. Gray and wife, Of South Brook
vile, we're guests Of Mrs. Grsy's father,
). =. Bowden, over Sunday.
Miss Hattie circuit had birthday party
saturday evening. Eight guests were
present and spent q pleasant evening with
games and music.
sohooi in district No. 3, which has been
closed two weeks, opened Tuesday, with
Mis- Stella Farnham, of West Brooksville,
- teacher. Miss Elsie Kench, the former
f%acher il able tn he out hut ia still very
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NORTH CASTINE.
Nov. II.

Mrs. J. T.. Blodgett visited in Brooks
willie last week.
Ross Conner made business trip to
Bangor Tuesday.
Whit Soper, of Orland, has taken the
stage route from Castine to Bucksport.
Mrs. Mary Perkins, of Eden avenue, was
the guest OF Mrs. Emma Wardwell last
week.
Miss Annie b. Conner Is at home from
her school in West Penobscot for two
weeks.
John Dority and Roland Wardweil are
painting the schooihouse in the Emerson
district.
Virgil Wardwell, jr., OF Castine, spent the
past week with his grandmother, Mrs.
Fred wardwelI.
Miss Lila Dunbar, OF Castine, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Laura Dunbar.
Ray Wardwell and family, OF Harbor-
side, visited his parents, Fred +. Ward
well and wife, Sunday.
Scnooner Slafa MaDet, capt. Hiiiman
Gray, cleared Ssturdss for Rockland with
load of long lumbe from Halls mill.
George wsrdwell and wife, and Mrs.
Stephen Cash and children, Of Castine,
were recent guests at Lewis Hutchins'.
Miss Rose Hutchings has gone to her
home in orland, after having taught ten
weeks term Of school in the Perkins dis
trict.
Miss Annie L. Dunbar, who has been
teaching in Penobscot, will spend the va
cation with her sister, Mrs. Helen Nc
Masters, in Chelsea, Mass.
The fall term OF school in the Dunbar
district, taught by Miss Hattie Dunbar,
closed FRIDAY afternoon. Several visitors
were present. After the class Rotations
and lackboard exercises, . pleasing pro-
gram was presented. A novel and most
interesting feature by the younger pupils
was the dramatixing OF the reading
lessons -.The Echo, 1.-THE Three Bearsh
and Little Red Riding Hoood", The parts
were all well taken, especially that by little
Doris wardweil, who impersonated the
grandmother.
Nov. Il. l..
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day afternoon service report OF the SUM-
day school convention in Bangor last
week. All are cordially invited.
This community Was shocked at the
news OF the death OF Margerie 8. Emery,
who was well known here, as many SUM-
mers OF her childhood we're passed in this
vicinity. She was the youngest daughter
of John and Lora Emery. OF Winchester,
and was a bright and unusually promis-
ing girl Of fourteen years. The immedi-
ate cause OF her death, which occurred at
Charlesgste hospital Nov. s, was sppendi-
citis. following an operation. MIR. and
Mrs. Emery have the sympathy OF q host
OF friends.
Nov. II. H.
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munity. 1t prove to be COW moose in
stead Of q bull as he supposed. Its long
ears through the gray birches deceived
him, and be was much chagrined at his
mistake. He at once notified Game War
den Butler, OF Blaehill, who came over
and with the aid OF men and team,
conveyed the big game to q nearby barn
where it was prepared for market. 1t is
the first moose, so far as we know, ever
killed by a white man in the town OF
Peuobscot.
Nov IA Ii.
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EAST oRLAND.

H.F. Webb, who has been at his cottage
for several days, left to-day for his home
in Portland.
Herbert Robinson has gone to bangor,
where he has position rs conductor on
the electric road.
Miss Gladys Parker, OF Bluehill, has
been the guest OF Der cousin, Dora Dun
bar, several days.
The many friends OF Capt. K. l.. Dorr
were glad to hear that he had arrived in
port at Baltimore. He was long overdue.
Mrr. Florence Stanley gave . party Fri
day evening in honor OF Mrs. Alice Gibbs,
it being her birthday. The time was
spent in playing games. Refreshments
were served
r. P. Mason and wife and Miss Gertrude
Mason, who left the last Of September,
have arrived at their destination, Mt.
Vernon, Wash, where they will spend the
" hole or part OF the winter.
Nov. IA. NJ.
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SUTTON.

School closed Friday. 1t has been taught
by Miss Catherine Tear, of Old Town.
Master Philip Bunker left to- day to
spend his vacation in Sullivan and Han
cock. His brother Lawrence is still in the
high school at Sullivan.
Mrs. Everett Fernald, with three chill
dren, Of Islesford, is here assisting in the
care of her fathers family, while her
mother is in the hospital.
Seth Rice and family are about packed
10 move to Great Cranberry for the winter,
as his work is to be there. They are to
have rooms at Mrs. Julia Spuriing'a.
Miss Bessie Spofford, OF Islesford, has
gone to Boston for the winter to work for
Ars. Kendall, who occupied the Joshua
Kendall cottage here two months last
summer
Mrs. Charles p. Black, who went to the
Maine general hospital ct Portland last
Monday for an operation, passed through
il successfully, and was very comfortable
~hsn her SOP Edgar left her Thursday.
Nov IL. ls jon.
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BLUEHILL.


News mas been received mere u tae
death recently ~ the AIainedA eai.l
J, 80 !. -. - :, $3.50 ~,
~ o. =. ~ - ss.s.aa ~ d.. os.oos
-, 80, - o,s,.na .na grs.t-
grandson Of the late |. 8. Jarvis. of Blue
hin He was a relative of the osrood and
Jarvis families of Hancock county. DR.,
osgood was twenty-four years Of age.
Death resulted from typhoid fever, after
an illness OF five weeks. When taken ill
he was serving as inferno In the Aiemeos
county innrmary. ne ieasess ~'uo~'
wife oil three years ne was member Oh
n'se N ro' -, -.
49, ss..~, u. I.
-. $500 !, Al, 80
rnex b,rr
MISS FLORENCE Q morse Is sfe"''"s "e'
vacation IN Portland.
DIR. 4. G. Barrett and wife are IN Boston
on 1neir annual 'aoa'ioA'
Ira g. Grindle and Miss Elizabeth Grin
die are in Portland for few weeks.
LYMAN Curtis is with Capt. Kane in the
schooner Mildred May for few trips.
The Bluehill laundry closed for the sea-
son this week, and will open again about
Aprill /.
I.r.s csrss,d -a,;.f corn. vii, p,se,
saturday Afternoon a, o m instead Of
Saturday evening.
8. a. Hinck,ey. baker. ia building a
xt.b,e IN the rear of his store 70 he used
in connection with his business.
ys. u. u.,. "a
-,
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRAN KILN.

FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Curtis Hooper is in Boston for
week.
John w. Biaisdell is loading schooner
Lillian with lumber for Boston.
Wesley Clark was up from Jonesboso
to spend Sunday with his family.
Miss Hazel Bragdcn entertained her
young friends at her home Saturday even
ing.
Misses Gladys Bragdon, Julia and Jes-
sic Macomber were in Bangor two days
last week.
Miss Charlotte MAcomber arrived home
Saturday after prolonged visit in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Seth Crabtres left Monday for Seal Hsr-
Dor, where he has poeition in bsrber's
shop for fe~ weeks.
DR.. 8. 8. DeBeck Is steadily improving.
Mrs. Martha Havey has closed her house
and is visiting in Bangor.
). Raymond Dwciley and wife were in
town Thursday to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. Dweiiey's grand father.
The funeral OF Mrs. Dilemma Blaisdell
took place at her home Wednesday after
noon, Rev. c. r. Bromley ofliciating.
Mrs. William Orr, OF Bangor, who has
visited her sister, Mrs. Seth Crabtree, left
for Cherryfield Saturday to visit her
parents.
Albert Mclaughlin was in East
Machias last week looking after the house
he is building there. His son Hugh ac-
companied him.
Mrs. Charles Gilley, OF Bar Harbor, who
is visiting here with her sisters, Mrs.
Roscoe Bragdop and Miss Mamie Blais-
dell, will leave for home tomorrow.
Mrs. Florence sheldon, who has been
the guest Of Thomas Bragdon and wife,
left for Bangor Wednesday to visit friends
before going to her home in Portsmouth,
N. II.
Mrs. Leslie Swan, who attended the
Sunday school institute at Bangor, re-
turned Thursday. At the session OF school
Sunday, she gave short talk on the in
stitute.
Mrs. Knowles, OF Machias, and little
grandson, who are guests of Mrs. Efiie
Macomber, left to-day for Boston.
Station-Agent Knowles accompanies his
mot her.
Mrs. Foliett Gerrish, of Kittery Point,
| was in town last week to attend the
funeral Of her mother, Mrs. BlaisdelI.
She Was accompanied by her daug hters,
Mrs. Pickett and Mrs. Donnell, OF Els
worth.
The funeral OF James N. Dwelley, an es-
teemed citizen and q war veteran, was
| held at his late home Thursday afternoon,
Rev. g. Mayo officiating. Members Of the
local post, G. A. r., attended. With the
stars and stripes EMBEDDING the casket,
the remains were borne to their resting
place in Bay View cemetery.
Mrs. S. w. Treworgy is in town for few
days, the guest OF Mrs. J. II. West and
daughter, Mrs. Collins. 1t is nearly
twenty years since she occupied the pull
pits OF different churches here most &C.
ceptab bly,, and her many friends were glad
to hear her again ct the Methodist church
Sunday evening. At the same church in
the afternoon \ large congregation lis
tened to an excellent sermon by Rev.
George H. Coffin.
Nov IA
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Patrican, OF Munson, N. B., is Wis
ting her brother, George W. Madison.
Earl Springer, who has been employed
on the electric road in Boston, is home for
a vacation.
The store OF T. M Blaisdell was broken
into Saturday night, Nov. Il, and quite q
quantity OF goods taken.
Mrs. T. NJ. Blaisdell and Mrs. Annie
Biaisdell attended the Sunday school con-
vention at Bangor last week.
w. H. Gordon, s. B. Hubert, Harvard
Hooper and Reginald Joy returned from a
hunting trip near Bull hill with two fine
deer.
Nov. IA. B.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST EDEN.


A sen was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Hsdley Oct. -.
Mn. Lillian Hsmor, who has been
serisssly i'll of grip, is out again.
Mrs. Leila Trip is spending her school
vacation ct home. She will return to Bay
side next week.
Mrs. Lottie Knowles is employed at A.
l.. nichardson's caring for Mrs. Richard
better.
Yhroagh the generosity OF Miss Edith
Bowdoin, OF New York, we'll for the
benefit of the public has been completed
hare. There is at present nearly six feet
of water in it.
wedding cards have been received OF
Granville Higgins, Of Bar Harbor,
formerly OF this place, and Miss Ida
Slower of Sorrento. Their many friends
extesd congratulations.
Little Miss Cora Emery and Master
Donald, who have spent the past few
months with their aunt, Mrs. Elva Hall,
while their mother, Mrs. Allie Emery, OF
Salisbury Cove, has been to Hebron for
her health, have returned home. All are
glad to know that Mrs. Emery has re-
gained her health, and is able to be with
her children again.
The funeral of Eben NJ. Hamor took
place at the West Eden chapel Tuesday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. There were short
addresses by Rev. A. w. Lorimer and Rev.
c. r. AcKoy, of Bar Harbor, and Miss
Margaret Koch, field secretary of Maine
Christian Endeavor society. At the grave
the Mssons performed their beautiful and
impressive burial service. There was q
profusion of beautiful flowers. The choir
sang several beautiful selections. Mr.
Hamor will be much missed, but his
Christian influence will long be felt by
those whose privilege it was to know and
love him.
Nov 10. M.
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Sundays. until Nov. q. inclusive. a train
viii leave Bangor ~ . IN: Ellsworth sism
for Bar Harbor. Returning leave Bar Hsrbof
SD p m. Ellsworth 80 p IN for Bangor
Trains leaving Ellsworth at T.is m and -
p IN. and arriving Al Ellsworth II. a m. 1914
p. N. connect with wAshington Co. Ry.
.stops On signal 70 conductor.
stops only to lsave passengers from psinis
on Washinston County Railroad.
These trains connect ~ Bangor with through
trains on Main Line. TO and from Portland,
Boston and 1t John.
Passengers are earnestly requestly 70 pro.
errr tiekcts before entering the trains, and
especially Ellsworth to Falls and Pals TO
Ellsworth.
y. e. BOOTHBY,
General Passenger Agent
NORRIS MCDONALD.
vice President = General MasaEer
rprtla nd. Ne.
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

School closes Friday for two weeks.
W. A. Tram, of Chelsea, Mass, is in
town.
Rev. c. A. Purdy Is moving his family
into Capt. James Urann's house.
F. Crowley and wife, OF Corea, were
guests at Mrs. Charles Aliens Friday.
Misses Emma and Ruth Whitaker were
in Bangor last week, and were guests Of
their brother Frank in Orrington Wednes-
day.
A number from this village attended the
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of
George w. Pettingiil and wife at West
Sullivan last week.
Rev. c. <. Bromley will give at the Sun
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a6bntisen.fusS.
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Gray, in Boston. Mrs. Fiheld was the
widow Of Horace P. Fiheld, for forty years
q druggist here. She leaves four children
Mary Fifield, OF Boston; Mrs. Hugh X.
Gray, George II. Fifeid, OF Bar Harbor,
and Frank p. Fifeld, located in the West.
The body was brought here for intermcnt.
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The old, old story, told times without
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BUCKspoRT.

Mrs. Clara n. Fifield, more than eighty
years Of age, . native and former resident
Of Bucksport, died Tuesday, Nov. 8, At the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Hugh X.
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using Il. Fofey's Honey and Tar does just
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BIRCH HARBoR.

Jsdson Young has moved into his new
house. r
Prank Trundy and wife, Of Sorrento, were
guests OF Mrs. j. W. Pettee last week.
Rev. Arthur Black, OF Bangor, assisted
Mr.. Drew in the afternoon service Sunday.
@. A. Lawrence has moved the building
formerly used - store back from TIN
street, and will use it as workshop and
carriage house.
school closed Friday, after pleasant
term Of nine weeks taught by Miss Addie
duptill, of Gouidsboro. Miss Guptin viii
NOT return for the winter term, but will
70 to Castine to resume her studies at the
normal school. 3
Nov. u. G.
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On Saturday, Dec. 8, an examination
will be held at Eden for the position OF
postmaster at West Eden. Application
forms and full information concerning the
requirements OF the examination can be
secured from the postmaster at West Eden.