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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23

Skowhcgan, Me, Sept 22.-(SpeciaD
The people Of SkoWhegan opened
wide their doors to welcome the dele
gates 10 the state Board of Trade
sion in the new Municipal Court room
at II A. NJ. Thursday. The delegates
numbering about Is We're met at the
train by a committee from the Skow-
hegan board and escorted to the Mu
nicipal Court room. The address of
welcome was given by Walter p. Ord
way, president of the Skowhegan
Board of Trade. He said he had
great pleasure in welcoming the dele
gates to this beautiful town He was
proud of Skowhegan and they had
many things to boast of. The town
had some of the best business blocks
and stores and a number of indus
tries and the factories and mills in
SkoWhegan are employing about d
thousand hands. The town has cX-
cel!ent farms, beautiful scenery and
with her water power developed would
have $4,000 horse power, she having
the third largest amount of horse
power in New England.
In response to the welcome address,
10. j. Callahan of Lewiston, presl-
dent of the State Board of Trade.
paid tribute to SkoWhegan'S beautiful
scenery, her wonderful location and
her growth in prosperity. He said
that Skowhegan has reputation for
charm and natural advantages that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23
A $4,000 Fire {
Near BrOWnviIle.

Bangor, Me, Sept. 22.-The saw mill
of the Pride Lumber Co., situated on
pleasant river neaFsrosssville village,
ming. The loss is about $4,000. and it
rs said that there is not Iluch insur-
ancc Tho fire is believed to have been
lncendiary. The mill was built four
years ago by Fleetwood Pride of Is
land Falls. who later sold it to the
Bradstreets of Gardiner, and for a
time this year was operated by Pleas
ant River Lumber Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23

one from the west at els bringing 453
isig on board ZAP. Big delegations from
all points on the trolley lines came in
during the evening, the big Lewiston
and Auburn and Gardiner delegations
being the last to arrive.
The formation of the parade was on
Water street in the vicinity Of Market
square and in the following order:
Marshal, Gen. Levi NJ. Poor
Aides. Lou Cooper. Ernest Randall
Charles Dill, Rex O. Church. Otis
Douglass. Lawrence Colgan,
Harry T.. Hanks
Consolidated Bands of Augusta
Platoon of Police
COMPANY Of Mounted Men from Augusta
Portland Highland Brigade Band
Portland Commercial Travellers
Winthrop Band
Delegation from Winthrop
Waterville Band
Company from Waterville
Company from Pittsfield
St John Band of Old Town
Old Town Company
st. Dominique Band of Lewiston
Lewiston Democrats
Col. Plaisted Club of Auburn
Gardiner Drum Corps
Gardiner Democratic Club
Mounted Company from Gardiner
Automobiles Containing Prominent Dem
ocratS.
Press Automobile
Nearly every company in the parad,
carried some sort Of transparencies. bu
those of the Lewiston Democrats wer
the most elaborate. One, I'VE Love Ou
Mack, but o, You Plaisted," received es
pecial applause. Another. "One Senate
| Please. Wen Cut the Cheese-on a Turn
over" also made a hit Another one rea,
Many Thanks for the State House. IT.
y beauty. Real Cute"
| The business houses on Water stree
were decorated in honor of the event an
| colored lights were strung across tn
streets in many places. From the exte
I figures of a cross and crown shone ou,
as the tribute of the Commandery to tn
: man of the hour. Fireworks were in evi
ccnce everywhere the procession pass
| cd through the city and many privat
| residences, irrespective of the party o
| their occupants. were Illuminated.
| The parade was reviewed at the corne
| of Winthrop and State streets at about
/ o'clock by the Governor elect, who wa
| cheered warmly by the different organ
| izations as they passed in review. The
| the big procession completed its line O
| gathering of Democrats upon the plat
| form in front of the postoffice before
| was finally dismissed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23
Conditions and General Force asst.

Washington, Sept. 22.-The western
disturbance is steadily advancing east
WHru, but east of the Mississippi with
the exception of the western lake re-
sior, clear weather now prevails. Tenn
per&ture is falling in the Northwest
states under the influence of the cool
wave which has moved from Alaska
The winds along the New England
coast will be moderate variable, shift
ing 20 east: middle Atlantic coast,
moderate east. THE Western disturb
ancc viii move east ward reaching the
middle and NORTH Atlantic states dur
ing saturday and will be followed by
colder weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23
1oDArs JOURNAL CONTENTS,
Page One.

Page One.
TELEGRAPH-Annual Meeting of state
BOARD of Trade at Skowhegan-The Gay.
nor mr Boom for Democratic Nomination OIL
governor of New York Given Impetus,
cut. Sut He Remains Silent-s60o. 900 Damage
nlt nult Brought Against Canadian Paclilc AT
!rortland-pemocrats Celebrate Victory at
the Polls--.Iohn e. Gilman Elected Com
Hahoer-in-Chief of G. a. r.
Page Two.
,LOCAL--Pittstield Skowhegan and Gar
uner Local News
Page Three.
,LoCM.-Waterville. Fairfield and oak
'dhn Local News.
Page Four.
spORTING AND FINANCIAL--Results $
: VI Hames IN American and Natlonai
LLee.asues-Other Le. Sporting News-The Mar
Page Five.
HOUSEHOLD
Page Six.
EplToRIAI.-
Page Seven.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Page Eight.
STATE AND TELEGRAPH
Page Nine.
local AND STATE-State House
p,omsss...Big Game in Maine Reported
''ehtlful-Grange News.
Page Ten.
CnC CAL-Superior Court Report-Law
burt burt Decision-Local Amusements-
''eis-County News.
Page Eleven.
pnaocAL-Democratic Celebration over
pr,oesnt prcent Victory in state Election-Loca
Ca,1 Ca,s1ls-East Readfield Couple Have Close
fali in Runaway.
Page Twelve.
TELEGRAPH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23

More Hughes and Roosevelt Delegates.
cortlandt, N. Y. Sept. 22.rThe Re
publican convention of a, Gortlandt
Continued on Page '"welve.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23
Given impetus Yesterday,
But He Remains Silent.
Lti!e Prospect Of Root for
Chairman al Saratoga.
II, cortIandt County Republicans
Elect Roosevelt Delegates.

Now York, Sept. 22.-GaynOr sent
,ment took form and assumed direc-
.;on in Democratic circles here today.
mare rapidly than at any other time
since his name came to the front as
. possible candidate for governor.
state Chairman John A. Dix had
broucht word of how large the fig
,re Of the mayor bulged from a dis
lance. but until today New York
LADDERS had been reticent. Partly
thew we're restrained by the continued
silence of the mayor himself, and
nartlv by hesitation as to how they
would fare with Mayor Gaynor at AL
banv and John Purroy Mitchell, now
acting mayor, in his chair. But to-
aay there were two developments of
interest.
In the first place, there was much
open talk for Gaynor. among district
leaders who gathered at Tammany
hall and those who heard it could
only account for it on the assumption
that il had warrant from those high
or in the councils of the society. In
the second place, Charles +. Murphy.
The leader of Tammany, publicly ad
mitted the strength of the movement
toward Caynor. while carefully re-
serving any declaration of his own at
titude.
Mr.. Murphy said: 1.-THE sentiment
Of the state seems to favor the NOM
nation of Mayor Gaynor for governor"
BY many Tanmany men, this declar
alton was taken to mean that Muir
phy brought away from his recent
visits to the mayor at st. James.
some intimaton of his attitude to-
ward a nomination and some idea
that the mayors permitting the publ
cation Of his long letter to his sister
in Utica, relating his recOllections
OF the attempt to assassinate him had
been correctly interpreted as equiva
lent to an announcement Of his willing
ness to run.
"Suzer is also much talked about."
Mr. Murphy continued. Il have had
men going through the state and they
report that the people seem to want
the mayor nominated. with Sulzer as
second CHOICE
1t was announced at Democratic
state headquarters TODAY that the
temporary chairman Of the Rochester
convention would be Alton B. Par
ker. former chief justice of the state
court of appeals and Democratic
candidate for President in 1904. For
permanent chairman Edward NJ. Shep-
ard and d. Cady Herrick are most
prominently mentioned.
Neither Chairman Woodruff of the
Republican state committee nor the
Progressive leader. Chairman Girls
com Of the New York county commit
tee attached Importance to the sug-
gestion today of movement to COM
promise on the temporary chairman
Of the Saratoga convention by drop
ping both Vice President Sherman
and Col. Roosevelt and selecting Sem
at'r Root. Both declared that they
entertained no thought of compromise.
Both will leave for Saratoga tomorrow
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23

Atlantic City. N. j., Sept. 22.-With
fine tribute to the soldiers of the
Confederacy, Commander-in-C Chief
Samuel r. Want of Minnesota today
formerly opened the business sessions
Of the National encampement Of the
Grand Army of the Republic. The
commander said that no braver troops
Continued on Page Twe1ve.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23
THE WEATHER
FAIR.

Washington, Sept 22.-Forecast for
New England: Fair Friday; Saturday
increasing cloudyness and probably
showers and cooler by night moderate
variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-23
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Sept. 22.-Forecast: Friday
fair; Saturday unsettled probably fol-
lowed by showers. cooler Saturday:
hight variable winds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
''OUTCH BILL" DIES IN
 COUNTY HOSPITAL
WELL KNOWN CHARACTER WHO HELPED LYNCH HEATH AND OTHER BAD MEN.
Exclusive Disnatch.l

TOMBSTONE. Jan. 15.r-William Rainey. of Bisbee. better known as Dutch Bill. prominent figure in the early and exciting days of cochise county. died here at the county. hos pital today. aged 50 years.
 Rainey came over some time age from Bisbee as a witness before inc grand jury. He was taken i'll at the time and was taken to the county hospital, suffering from g. complica- ton of diseases. He nevet rallied.
 Old timers will recall that 1t was Rainey who climbed a telephone DO Q here fin 1884. and adjusted the rope that sent William Heath into the land of eternity. Heath was taken from jail and lynched by a mob for various Bisbee. and Rainey was one of the ringleaders Of the crowd.
 Five others, Dan Dowd. William Delaney. man named Kelly. Red Simple and Tex Howard were con cerned in the same series of crimes, but escaped the death penalty. They were afterward taken from the sher- iff's custody and hanged in the same manner as Heath by party coming overland from Bisbee, armed with rifles and bent on having their blood Rainey was also one of the principals in this lynching.
 He was a well known character about Bisbee. where he had lived fp, many years. The body will probably be sent there for burial.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
WOMAN SCORNED
 IS AFTER REVENGE
COLORADO MAN ARRESTED IN PHOENIX ON CHARGE OF CATTLE STEALING.

PHOENI, Jan. 15.-The combined anger of a couple of women in Col orado is causing a resident of this valley a good deal of annoyance. Along In the latter part of last year P. C. Everett came here from Coo rado. and immediately began invest ing in property. He bought a ranch road and another Of thirty acres nea- Ingleside.
 A day or two ago a telegram was received at the sheriff's office froIn Buena Vita, Chaffee county. Colo, di- recting the arrest of Mir. Everett on charge of cattle stealing. Mr, Ev- orett was found yesterday afternoon. He came to town and put up $500 in cash as a sign that hs would be present when an agent from Colorado came to take him back He said that he would waive extradition proceed ings. as he would be glad to have the matter disposed oi as sooE as possible
 He was not surprised at the charge;  in fact. he knew that # was going to be made, and he related the history of events leading mp to it.
 He said that sometime before iesv- | ing Colorado he got 8 divorce from his wife. and after Jhe divorce had been granted he made an equal d.
 vision of all his property, giving her half of it. There was woman living in the neighboThood who had fool | ish notion that MT. Everett was scing to marry her. as soon as ne was free. He had never told he- so and had no intention of doing so, but nos ions after his divorce. he married his pres ent wife and came to this terriory.
 Soon after his departure. the wo- man who had been his wife and the woman who did not become his wife
 formed coalition for his repentance.
 They cooked up the cattle stealing
 story. which, as Mir Everett under stands, has no other foundation than
 that lot Of hides evidently of stolen
 cattle had been dug up on the farm
 that he formerly owned.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
LANFORO AGAIN
 WINS CONTEST
BLUES DEFEAT REDS IN MEM eERsHIP CONTEST THAT WAS CLOSED LAST NIGHT.

Although the Blue had been play ing second fiddle all through the mem Sership contest with the Reds of the Y. RI. C. A. when noses were counted last night it was found that Capt. w. s. Lanfcrd's team had for the third successive year come out ahead with the handsome showing of member ships amounting the s5S7. while the best total the Reds could show was ssS2
 For the yictors, especial credit for hust'ing Is due to Lieut.. Ray D. krebs and M. L. Riggleman. while Capt. Lanford did some himself.. rGstling sf23 worth of members last night be- fore the close of the contest Some of these of course are renewals Of memterhips, on both sides. but they count in the standing nevertheless.
 Now it Is up to the Reds to act as walters al a banquet they will have to furnish the winners. The leaders Of the Reds, Capt R. O. owen and Lieut.. K H. Accord. will be allowed to sit down at the table and indulge in a little speech-making after the faces of the Blues have been filed. not be- fore. The date for the banquet has not yet been set.
 Capt Lanford. of the victors, last year capitalized the Reds. who won The year before he explained the Blues. who. like this year. were all 10 the good under his leadership.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
FL PASO GOLFERS
 HAVE ROYAL TIME
ENTERTAiNEo BY WARREN couN- TRY CLUB DURING BRIEF VISIT OF YESTERDAY.

Twenty-Five members of the Ei Paso Country club. together with fifteen members from the Douglas Country club. arrived at Corta at s:3s o'clock yesterday morning and met with one of those royal receptions for which members of the Warren District Coun- try club have become famous.
 The party was escorted to the links, where a nine-bole match was played. Then came some outside games. after which the party adjourned to the club house for lunch, which occupied every body until 1 o'clock.
 The spread was one of the best ever given at the Country club and con sisted of the whole gamut from turkey down to dainty ices. etc. The tables were tastefully decorated with cut flowers. ferns, etc.
 At 1 o'clocK a special train carried the visitors back to Douglas, many of the Warren district members accom- panying the party. to remain in Doug las for the festivities today. There was a dance in honor of the visitors at the Douglas Country club last night.
 Today Douglas and Fl Paso clash in a match. Then there will be a pro- fessional match between three of the best professional golfers in the east A handsome cash prize has been put up for this three-corne7ed match and it is expected that some exceptional scores will be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16

describes the beginning of the Cali lean ministry of Jesus. The school is for Bible students of all ages.
 The pastor w..... preach two ser mon Sunday. The one in the morn ing from the text. The Kingdom of Heaven is at Hand" Mat. Ar. The evening sermon will be one Of four on popular amusements harmful to Christian "The Theater as l Know it." will be the one for this evening The young peoples meeting at 6:30 will be led by Miss Ashby. All are invited. At p. m. the children wko sing will meet for special drill.
 At both morning an evening ser vicesS the pastor win taize- occasion to point out the latest developments in the local option fight.
 Prayer service Wednesday evening, the beginning of a series of talks by the pastor on peculiarities Of Christ ianI
 Saturday evening the Ladies Aid will give dinner and social at the church
 All regular services at Warren South Bisbee. and Don Luis.
 E. D. RALEY.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
CHINESE ID SOLVE
 THESERVAAT PROBLEM
FORMER CONSUL WOULD REPEAL THE EXCLUSION ACT AS A REMEDY.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-In q ban quet of the sons of Chsntaqua tonight at the Hotel Manhattan. William Mar tin. formerly consul at Nankin, China, offered a solution cf the servapt prob lem in the repeal of the Chinese exclusion act
 If we had 25e.OO0 Chinese coming in every year. fhe said would mean the solution of tEe servant girl ques- ton. In China I had seven servants. They found themselves and l fur nlshcd lodgings. For the entire sew en paid just s31 a month"
 Ranchmen of California had told Mr.Martin.he Ss,d. that the people of the Paciac coast would be in favor Of the reoeGI of the exclusion act if vote were taken today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
COHEN BEING HELD;
 GIRL IN HOSPITAL
NO TESTIMONY OF IMPORTANCE IS BROUGHT OUT AT FIRST HEARING.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 15.-No testimony excep; the bare statement of the detective who brought Roberta DeJanon and Frederick Cohen back from Chicago was produced at the magistrates hearing today, when the waiter was arraigned on the charge Of Kidnapping the young heiress.
 At the request Of counsel retained by Robert Buist. the girls million aire grandfather the prisoner was committee without bail for furthec hearing two weeks hence. Tue young lawyer. obtained by Mrs. Co hen to represent her husband, secured a writ of habeas corpus returnable Monday. Miss DeJanon is still in the hospital. where she was taken la~t night
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
.PINCHOT PRAISED
 ON ALL SIDES
ONLY DISSENTING VOICE IS FROM FORMER GOVERNOR BRADY OF ALASKA.
(By Associated Press0

NEW YORK, Jan 14.-Praise fo~ Clifford Pinchot was in most of the speeches delivered at todays confer ence of conservation of natural re- sources Republican cfu3.
 National forests" said Philip w. Ayres. chief forester Of New Hamp- shire. have been established through the genius and patriotism of Clifford Pinchot."
 But for Mr. Pinchot." said Colonel William F. Lody (Buffa'o BID we would have no great national foress preserve. It was President Roosevelt who started it.
 Almost the only note of dissent was spoken by John G. Brady, former gov ernor of Alaska.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
CHARMING ACTRESS
 SECRETLY MARRIED
MISS pEvoNA MAY UNITED AT NAco LAST SUNDAY TO H. Nj. BROWNING.

Dan Cup,d's hand. which has once more been ct work without the knowl- edge of the curious. tarned anothef trick at Naco last Sunday and the fact did not leak out until yesterday afternoon. when H. NJ Browning, the well known western representative Of a metropolitan street car advertising company. left Bisbee for Phoenix.
 With him went Miss Deyona tBillyl May. who. up to the time of their leaving Bishee for Morenci. was a member of the American Musical Comedy Company, sweet singer. pc tite and winning in the parts she plpayed.
 Mir. Browning arrived fin Bisbee about the same time as the company did. When the two were seen Co leave together. investigation deye.- oped the fact that last Sunday morn ing they went to Naco. were quietly married and returned to Bisbee in the afternoon. Miss May going on at the evening performance as though nota- ing had happened. Members of the company were evidently wise" how ever. though they said nothing, but an instance during the performance of The Apache Chief" is now recalled. when a tinful of something was showered upon Miss May from -he wings as she was about to make m exit The something was prob ably rice.
 The coupe have been in Bisbee all week. stepping at the Copper Queen hotel, while Mir Browning worked in the interests of his trade The hap py couple left yesterday for Phoenix. where Mir, Browning will pursue sim liar lines.
 The romance Is one growing from meeting several months ago back east when Miss May was playing 8 vaudeville engagement. She came west so did Mir. Browning. with the result aforementioned. They will now tread the stage of life together
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
NEWSPAPER STRIKE ENDS.
CBy Associated Press.)

DENVER. Jan. 15.-Four Denver pa pers, the News, Times. Post and Re publican, which suspended issue for two days because of the strike oi pressmen, win resume publication to- morrow. A working agreement for one year was signed tonight and pro yides for fiat increase of 20 per cent in wages of pressmen and helpers; an eight-hour day for workmen on after noon papers. and seven hours for men on morning papers. except on Satur- day night, when they must work eight hours. and no back pay beyond Janu- ary l, 1910. the new schedule to date from Jan. 1, 1910.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
SHOES MAY COST MORE

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. 15.-The question of a resdjustment of shoe prices. made necessary by the recent tariff changes and the increased costs of production, was discussed at a big conference of shoe and leather men held a. the Somerset Hotel today un- der the auspices Of the National Shoe Wholesalers Association of the United States. The conference was attended by several hundred repre- sentative shoe manufacturers. dealers and statesmen from all parts of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
KNAPP SPEAKS TO FARMERS

Anniston, Ala. Jan. I5.-A state wide convention of farmers and otl-srs interested in tine development of az riculture in Alabama was held in this city today under the aupices of the Anniston Chamber of Commerce. The principal feature of the meeting was an address by Dr. s. 4. Knapp. Of the United States Department of Agricul- ture.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16

on Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:15 D. m. followed by choir practice
 Junior Christian Endeavor meeting Friday at 800 D. m. Topic: Pilgrims Progress Series 1. The den and the dreamer: Story of John Bunyan.- Leader-Barbara Watkins.
 JOHN F. FRY, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
Msthodit Episcopal Church

The Sunday School with MT. Lakin as superintendent and splendid con- pany of officers and teachers will meet at 9.45 a. m. for the study Of the
 Fourth Chapter of Matthew, which
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
Born.

boTn.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. ]. l.. Dobson. at their home in Tombstone Canyon, yesterday a boy. Mother and child are doing well. and the whole house is rejoicing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16
Church of Christ

COppoite Central SchoolJ 9.45 a. m Bible school. I1:00 a. m. Sermon to Young Men. C D. m. Address on Piaza-Plain Talk to riain People. 7:30 D. m. Evening Sermon at the church.
 Jiggerville Bible school at 2:30 D. m.
 W. E. SPICER. Minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Les son. The Beginning of the Galilean Ministry Matthew f:12-25.
 Brotherhood at 6:30 D. m.
 Preaching at II s- m. and 7.30 D. m. by the pastor.
 W. c. T. U. meeting Tuesday after neon in this church
 The Woman's Missionary Society meeting Wednesday afternoon in the church. followed by a meeting of the T-aides' Aid Society.
 Preaching in the chapel at Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-16

LOST-Between end of Tombstone Canyon car line and Moon Canyon, fur scarf. after g last night. Re turn to Review office. Reward