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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-30

THE subscribers, william Adams Brown.
4 Of New York city, JaEsss Crosby Brown.
Of Rosemont, Pennsylvania, and Thatcher
AAeoun Brown, Of Locust, New jersey,
hereby give notice that they have been duly
appointed executors Of the last will and tes-
lament OF
JOHN CROSBY BROWN, late of the city,
county and state Of NEW YORK,
deceased. NO bonds being required By the
terms Of said will. And have appoinfed
~, Maine, their agent In The State o. Maine,
under and in compliance with the provieioos
Of Section - OF Chapter 6 Of tie reyieed
statutes Of said State % Maine. All peroons
having demands against tie estate q aid
deceased are desired 70 present tbs sa1e Tor
settlement. and al indebted thereto are e.
quested TO make payment imWodiately
WIN. ADAMS Bu0Vu.
Jams CnosDy DDoWN.
THArcHER n. Hnows.
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EAST sURRY.

Mrs Ida Treworxy 10 visiting her brother
at Bangor.
Mrs. A. L. Hudson closed her house
hero last week.
Charles Stone, who has been III several
nsonths. Is slowly raining.
Susan Moalsy, Of Ellsworth, ia Visiting
her sister, Mr.. J. A. Chatto.
Reuben leach and wife were at J. A..
chatto's Monday on business.
P.dnoc Lufkin, Of BROOKLYN, spent .
night at NJ. d. chatto's last week.
MrA Margaret Wssgatt Ia visiting her
sons at Bss HArbor and Rockiand.
TIE outlook for farming 10 better in this
yieiaiiy tnan for many Year,. several
Eel Is have been plowed, among them
thoss OF s. J. Trcw orgy, Emma Treworgy
a14 A. L. II lasoa.
A. Z. C.Ask. OF Bangor, Is installing =
wassr syste "a tue buildings OF NJ. ID.
Cas.to, irons the srtesian well be had
dr.sen recently. air. Chatto has . pres
sars tank and gasoline engine, and pipes
in iae house and stable.
NJ. u. Chstto received news offhe death
Of his cousin, Flora CArruth, At . hospital
at Cambridge. II ,ss., Of cancer, on Nov.
20. She had often Visited here and ~ Bay
side in past Year,, aud ~as planning to
spend the ri sts. at Surry.
Nnr n ~
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BUCKSPORT.

News was received last week OF the
death OF two former residents of Bucks
port Isaac II. Homer and Edward K.
Homer. Isaac Homer died in California,
Nov. q. He left here only . few years
ago, with DR.. John Page, and went to
California to live. He was seventytwc
years old. Edward K. Homer died ct
Sailors Snug Harbor, New York, Nov. q
He was . retired sea captain, aged seventy
two years. He leaves one SON Charles A,
Homer, now Of Lowell, Mass.
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COUNTY NEWS.
MOTH cAsrrNE.



Duncan Dunbar l. IN Boston.
AStAarP Guilfosd, Of Owls Hssd, y
visiting here.
William HAll has rsturnsd 70 his homs
In Brockton, Maa.
q. -. Lsach made . business trip to Bal
fast last Wednesday.
David Dodge 10 doing carpenter work
Tor Ralph Wardwsll.
Llama Hall and wife are spsndins some
time In Brockton, Mass.
Miss Annie L. Dunbar arrived Last Wed
nesday from Chslsea, Mass.
Mis- Hattie Dunbar resumes her school
work in the Dunbar district to-day.
A. 3. CaiA and wife, Of South Psnobscot,
spent Thanksgiving day st Cyrus Leach's.
Miss Annie B. Conner aud Miss Annie
L. Dunbar begin their schools in penob-
scot o-day.
Fred Washburn has returned to his
homo ct 6ebec Station, sitter q visit ct
Irving Conner's.
TH"A q WeruWeu ID ~ uOp1es uIUef
having been engaged in the herring bust
ness for several weeks.
Miss Emma c. Wardwell Is spending
the normal school vacation with her
parents, Fred F. Wardwell and wife.
Lewis Hutchins and wife were enter
tained Thanksgiving day at the home Of
their daughter, Mrs. George wardwell, in
Castine.
Miss Marion Coombs has gone to her
home in lslesboro, after having taught .
profitable term Of school in the Emerson
district.
Mrs. Mary L. Leach has closed her house
here and has gone to visit in Bluehiil and
Ellsworth before leaving to spend the
winter in Massachusetts,.
Nov. q. L.
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CENTER

Marion Hodgdon has seturned from
Colts Island.
Atwood Farrell had q birthday party,
Nov. q, his eleventh birthday.
Oryille Bartlett, who has been employed
at Owls Head, has returned home.
Mrs. Anna Harmon, OF Massachusetts,,
has been visiting her parents, John Robin
son and wife.
Misses Lucy Reed and Leslie Butler
visited their grandmother, Mrs. Eta Hop
kins, OF Trenton, Thanksgiving week.
Mrs. A. T. Ober went to Bar Hsrbor in
stead OF to Portland for hospital treatment,
as previously reported. She is steadily i'm
proving.
Nov. q, ..
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ATLANTIC.

Mrs. Lena rorrey Ii spending a few
weeks u Boston. She IL accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Lillian Kent.
Mrs. Susan Pinkham. who has been
making an extended visit with friends in
aaine aad Massachusetts,, returned home
Saturday
Miss virs Joyce, Miss Hazel Stock
bridge, Aias 0oldis Staples AID Miss
Bessie Joyce. Who have attended tie tall
Term Of normal school at Csstise, are
home.
The Atlantic social club met Wednesday
With Mn. Kate Joyce. A large attend
anee testified 10 the interest Of the ladies.
Inc most csnnrmed stay-at-homes came
OUT for the eccssion, among them being
Mrs Della Trssk.
Nov. - Il
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COREA.

Mrs. Daniel Young is still very poorly.
Miss Maude Stewart is employed at
South Gouldsboro for an indefinite time.
Eugene Norton, who has been employed
on one Of the boats at Bar Harbor, 10 At
home on account OF felon on his thumb.
Miss Lizzie Bridges is at home from Bar
Harbor, where she has been employed.
She was accompanied by her cousin, Willie
Bridges.
A number Of the Red Men from here at
tended the lodge at Prospect Harbor
Thursday night. Daniel Tracy, q candi-
date from here, took his first degree.
Nov. q. 8.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

F. L. Cole has gone to Boston on BUSH
ness and pleasure.
ID. r. Giles ia doing some stone work on
the underpinning Of the Odd Fellows hall
1t Brooklin.
Mrs. Leslie Fiye spent Thanksgiving
and the weekend with her parents, A. T..
Consry and wife, at Bluehill Falls.
The annual Thanksgiving shooting match
occurred near +. L. Coles store. With
the exception Of the duck, which Hawley
Dow got, Grover Morse carried of all the
honors-two geese and two ducks.
Nov. q. SUB.
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COUNTY NEWS.



". 4. Havsy rssssnsd Saturday from
suutine trip q Tunk pod.
Mn. Bassns Bsnkss aad childssn went
10 LAnoins last wssk 70 VISIT relatives.
Mrs. Hsnrissta Brown, Of Dorchsstsr,
Mass, il gusst Of ~ -liAsidelIs.
. naymond Dwslisy end vile went to
peuobso.k Sasarday for : visit Of lew
days.
The ThAnksgiving union services x the
gapsiss church Wa pssvsntsd By bad
weather..
Mrs. Bertha wilbur and littls daughter
charlotte have lsfs 70 spsnd ths winter in
Massachusetts.
rrisnds ass glad 10 greet Mrs. Carrie
p.tten. Of 6alitvan Centre, Who b spsnd-
INF soms tins hsrs q her former home.
Mrs. elisabeth Gatss and young daugh-
ter Edna, Of Cassine, wsrs Thanksgiving
quests Of Mrs. Gates parents, J. d. Per
kins and wife.
The iadies' aid socisty Of the Methodist
church, which 10 busy with work for its
sale, will mset 70 sew at Mrs. George
pyer's this week.
Friends and neighbors OF Mrs. II. J.
springer will make picnic dinner gather
ing at bcr home Tuesday, In honor OF her
eighty fourth birthday.
The Christmas sale ct the Methodist
yes,ry will take place Tuesday afternoon
and evening, Dec. .. A chicken pie
supper will b. served In the dining room
Of the vcstry.
Tha. Harry Havsy, Roy Fernaid, Percy
Homer and friend, Of Augusta, were sue
esssiul hunters, 10 evident from tho nice
vcnison which hss besn sampled by many
here The party brought down three
deer
Amoag those who spent Thanksgiving in
town were Thomas Macomber. Alta Blais-
dell and . school friend, from Charleston;
Murchic Gordon, Harold Wilbur with
three friends from Bangor; Mrs. Boyd
Blaisdell. from Ellsworth, and Howard
March asd family, OF Bar Hsrbor, who
xere guests Of Augustus Bunker and wife.
Nav ~
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sainsd : party Of young iadiss and gsntis-
nsn Wednesday evening.
Z. H. stssttoa, Of Cambeidgs, Mass.,
formerly Of kllswoeth, spent Thsnks-
giving With his wifs's mother, Mn. Julia
q. Hutchins.
Ms Aiice Butler, daughter Of the late
rroi. ". 4. Butler, who has bssn tsaching
IN White Plains, N. r, spsnt Thanks
eiv'ns with her family, returning satur-
day evening.
Nov. -. ~
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Laurence Morse is boarding with Mrs.
J. d. Springer.
Miss Eta Springer spent the weekend
with friends in Bangor.
Charles Googins was one Of the lucky
hunters. getting a fine deer Wednesday.
Miss NJ. Z. Moon, of North Sullivan,
was a recent guest OF Mrs. Charles Goog-
ins.
George Laffin and George Googins were
guests OF Miss Nellie Hutchins Thanks
giving day
Nov. %. ANoN.
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EDEN.

Howe Smith and wife were calling on
friends in town last week.
Miss Paula William was the week end
guest Of Mrs. J. l.. Fogg, OF West Eden.
Mrs. Fl. W. Jellison, who has been in
New York the past two months, is home.
Miss Margaret Leland, Of Bar Harbor,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents,
O. II. Leland and wife.
Mrs. Frank Elliott and little daughter
Clara spent Thanksgiving at Bar Harbor
with her sister, Mrs. Leon Dorr.
Nov, q, ".
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WEST TRENTON.

Mrs. Geneva McGregory, Of Orange,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. CARO-
line Moore.
Charles Douglass, who two weeks ago
Suffered severe paralytic shock, remains
about the same.
Clarence Hopkins is spendinga few days
with friends and relatives in Brooksvilie,
Brewer and Caribou.
Miss Lucy Heed and Miss LESSEE Better,
OF Center, have been visiting their grand
mother. Mrs. T. J. Hopkins.
Rev. Erastus Wall, Of EaHport.
preached an able and interesting sermon
at the Baptist church in Trsnton on
Thanksgiving morning and evening, to
appreciative audiences.
The rubber sociablc given at the home
OF Z. A. Hopkins and wife, was success,
over thirty being present. Games and
music were enjoyed and refreshments
served. The proceeds, n, are for the
church funds.
Several relatives OF T. J. Hopkins and
wife gave them surprise party at their
home Saturday evening, Nov. 10. A So
cial evening was spent. Photograph Sc
iections were enjoyed, and refreshments
served. Out-of-town guests were Capt.
Walter Bird and wife, OF Bar Harbor.
Nov s. s.
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ANON.
NORTH LAMOlNE.

The frequent rains, though light, nave
helped the water supply, although wells
are still low for this season OF the year.
Mes. Mary whitmore and Mr.. Clement,
Of Mort beast Harb,r, were here Tuesday
To he present at the funeral services Of
Mrs. Lois fitzpatrick.
Nov. q. -
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admins.
traitor of the estate Of
SUSAN r. SEARLS, late Of EDEN,
in the county Of Hancock deceased, and
so1r having demands against the e..
tate Of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement. and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. THOMAS SRARLs
Bar Harbor. Nov. 10. 1870
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-30

Lam back comes on suddenly and il
s1'rsasdy painful. IL il caussd by rheu-
mstsa a ~ muscles. Quick relisf II A.
'ofded ~ applying Chsmberisin's Liui-
inent. 6oid by ali dealers.
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FINAE subscriber hereby gives notice thar
i be has been duly appointed admins.
traitor OF the estate Of
AELvINA GRAY. OF PENOBscOT. ME-,
deceased, and given bonds ~ the Law directs.
All persons having demands against the
essAts Of said deceased are desired to
preseui the same for settlement, and all in
debted thereto are requested to make pay.
ment Immediately. ALBEIT p. LEACH.
South Penobscot, Ne, Nov. IL, 1870
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rTNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. she has been duly appointed executrix
Of the last will and testament Of
NANCY r. MAYO, late Of BROOKLIN,
in the county OF Hancock. deceased, mo- bonds
being required BY the terms Of said will. All
persons having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired to present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately.
EDITH A. FAnNswoRrH.
Brooklin, Now 9, 1910.
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GOOD X SUITS ALwAYs FOLLOW
The use 81 Foley Kidney Pills; they are
n-hniidfug, STRENGTHENING and sootning.
rpnic In action. quick in results. e. A. FAR
cnks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
RECORD RUSH
TO salt LAKE \
Crowds Continue 10 Pour Into
City From All Outside
Points.
DAN CUPID AT THE KENYON
Miss oTsourkc Arrives From Australia
And N1arrics u Twin Falls
Lumber Man.

Sun the crowds are flowing into the
city from all points Of the compass. All
trains are running heavy, the Denver &
Rio Grande today running two sections
or No. 3 and three or four sections of
NO. Z. carrying tourist and conference
trade The Cache Valley train was
loaded again this morning, one of tho
passengers from Logan expressing tho
opinion that half of Cache Is here.
me streets are almost impossible at
noon-time, and the conference gather
ings and the fair grounds are crowded
TO the limit. Tho hotels are making
every effort possible to accommodate
the crowds, many among whom are
travelling statesmen who have their
headquarters at the hotels and business
men from the surrounding country who
come In to make their winter pur-
chases at this time.
little piece of romance was enacted
at the Kenyon hotel in which Dan Cup
Id played n prominent part. Miss Jen-
ME O'ltourkc of Australia arrived at
the Kenyon Wednesday from New
YORK. which was nothing out of the or
binary. But yesterday when D. C.
Watson. secretary and treasurer Of the
irwin Falls Lumber company of Twin
rails, Ida, put in an appearance, there
were things doing"
Upon the arrival OF Mr.. Watson lie
looked up Miss O'Rourke, who immedi-
ately fell into his arms. Administer
was summoned. and after five years of
waiting. with Miss O'Rourke in Aus
tralia. and Mr.. Watson in Twin Falls.
the courtship of years was consummat-
ed In marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson are the names
which take the places of the separate
registers heretofore inscribed, placing
at the disposal Of the Kenyon manage
1nent further means for accommodating
the vast crowds by which that md oth-
er hostelries are besiegcd at tho pres
ent time. After spending a few days
In Salt Lake visiting the fair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson will repair to their future
home in Twin Falls.
Following are some of today's nrriv-
ais at the hotels:
Semlol-T. "A. Connors and wife, San
Francisco; L. Larsen, Mt. Pleasant
Lillian NJ. Page, Ogden; John Kopp.
Portland; II. s. Townsend, Park City.
Wilson--Roy T. Cowan, Nephi Z. j.
Goldwater, Pocatello; Albert Edwards,
Clarkston: S. E. Schermatine. San
Francisco; G.. a. Ferncy and II. w.
Haincs, st. Anthony.
Kenyon-T. G.. Dawson. general bag
gage agent Salt Lake Route, Los An
gelcs: William Ryan, Reno; A. ]. Null
halen, Twin Falls; Joseph Odell, Lo-
gan; p. c. Ecces. Ogden.
. . r..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
WESTERN MARKET LETTER
Especial Correspondence

/. Kansas City Stock Yards, Oct. A.
There was a big run Of cattle here last
week. and liberal supplies elsewhere,
and buyers were able to put a substan-
tlal decline In force. Most OF the loss
was on steers, of value above S5.25.
sales of this kind 20 to 60 lower, but
below the $5.25 mark loss was only
1 10 to % cents, as killers seemed to want
to stock up their coolers with the
cheaper beef, Cows and heifers lost
around rs cents. calves Is to 80 cents
lower, I, Trade In stockers and feeders
was heavy. S76fcar loads to the country
during the week, but sales were 15 to rs
country. was well represented. beef
steers $3.50 toss5.15, cows s3.4o to $3.50.
Utah canner,scows s315 to $3.50, thin
Arizona stockers $3.50. Panhandle and
New Mexico COWS at 1925 to $500, can
ners and vet cows 50 to S325. veal
calves $3.50 to- 1915 After the decline,
! the best calves only bring sS.25, which
Is top today The run today Is $4,000
! cattle, niarlret slow and unevenly
sold at s4.35 today, and the Acknrd
stock steors, from Montrose. brought
$3.50. Top stock steers bring s., and
feeding steers range from s4.25 to $3.50.
The ,big run today Is duo to fear OF
frosts.iH |. KhHsasi pasture cattle being
hurried An .before, losing weight. Kan
sas owners Wilt either market their
stuff largely this,week, or put into feed
lots, so that runs will likely drop OFF
next week or the week after, in which
case the market Will likely react some
what. II 5s.
Anottar,. big. run Of sheep came in
here la.t, week. but the market held up
pretty, tRpSb; loss mot more than 10 to
Is centk .,tSiIpply is $4,000 today,
market strong. Utah lambs mt s675 for
tops, and feeding lambs at $3.50 to 80,
Fat wethers sold to day at s4.25. ewes
s3.s5 feeding wethers s4.10. feeding
ewes $3.50 to 1915. The immense short
Z age OF hogs at all the markets this
year Is forcing larger consumption of
beef and mutton, and packers nro
buying more sheep hero than ever be-
fore. The extraordinary amount OF
Z feed In the country makes n big de-
mand for stock and feeding sheep and
lambs, and more sheep and lambs went
( to the country from here in September
than ever before In a single month:
k This demand continues undated. and
|. it. Is the first time in the history OF
T this market that country buyers were
ableito get anywhere enough sheep and
lambs to MI their wants In the fall
months. This Is only made possible
by the extra big runs here since hrst
of September Fi n As Ii n 8 q ~ q js
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
LOCAL MARKETS.

III Il Z
In today's local markets there arc
large receipts of potatoes from home
sources. with prices dropped to 60 cents
u bushel. The farmers seem to be
weary OF waiting for prices to go up, as
prices are tending just the other way,
and every grower appears to be loaded.
Two cars of fine grapes arc on hand
from the coast; also q car of green
bananas. Lemons arc scarce, but two
cars are duo Friday. A cur of small
sized oranges Is at hand, the large size
variety being n scarce article. Oranges
of medium size are bringing IS per
box. There .is scarcity OF small,
young onions but plenty OF good cauli-
flower Melons are Il back number,
though one large establishment OF east
First South street displays a batch of,
large, fire watermelons. Tho frosts
are cutting OFF the tomatoes; except
from a few sheltered localities. There
;nre n few early fall strawberries in the
market from California, but they are
soft and mushy. They are selling at
$3.50 per crate of 10 boxes. The present
prices for fours arc rfluctuating.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
SOCIALISTS IN CARBON.

F. . y
Price, Oct 4.-Thc Socialists held a
county convention in Price yesterday
afternoon and nominated n full ticket
with the exception of endorsing Il few
OF the stronger candidates on both tick
cts. Tho ticket is as follows: For
Carbon y-Representativc, w. II.
Price, Scotield: commissioner for the
four-ycar term. Martin Anderson,Prc
commissioner for the two year term, J.
II. Davis. Helper; assessor. W.SP. Mil
Ter. Spring Glen; county attorney, ].
w. Wort, Price; superintendent of
schools, Kathryn II. Wahlin; clerk and
recorder (endorsed), II, G. Smith.
Price; sheriff, r. f. Keller. Scofield
tendorsed; treasurer, William Snyder.
Wellington (endorsed; county survey
or, Il, J. Turner (endorscd).
The party claims the best opportuni-
ty of It's life to win. They claim
the Republican party Is split suunrely
In two and the Democrats arc not
strong except that they gain from tho
Republican split. tj E@ @ I'M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
PERSONALS.

G. O. Hurts, formerly manager of
the Utah Independent Telephone COM
pany In this city. later secretary of the
Merchants and Manufacturers nsso-
citation. and now manager of the Inde-
pendent Telephone company at st. An
thony, Idaho is in the city for a few
days visit Mr.. Harris, although COM
pletely sightless. is as cheerful and OPP
sight four years ago. and about a.
year ago became totally blind. Mr..
Harris was one of the best boosters
Salt Lake ever had, and he is now
just as enthusiastic for his new home
in southeastern Idaho.
II. J. Metcalf. formerly publisher Of
The Fremont County Examiner, of st.
Anthony, Idaho. Is a Salt Lake visitor.
Orson P. Arnold Jr., is in the city
today. from Hooper, to attend the an
nual meeting of the Benefit association
OF the street car employees
James n. Wallis. pure food commits.
sioner OF the state of Idaho. Is in THE
city on business. and to visit his son
James 3. Wallis. who Is convalescins
from an operation at Judge Mercy hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Wright Of Idaho
Falls are In tho city today to attend
the state fair.
jacob Meyer left Thursday on busI-
ness trip to the Atlantic seaboard lie
Is happy over the recent arrival of a.
second daughter in his family
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-07
SIX CONVICTS ESCAPE
FROM SING SING PRISON

Osslning. n. Y, Oct. six con
victs made sensational escape from
Sing Sing prison early today. After
beating one keeper into unconscious
ness and binding and gagging another
they removed IN iron bar from Il
window and lowered themselves to
the ground by n blanket cut into
strips. One of the convicts. II West
Indian negro. returned to the prison
after an hours liberty and gave tho
alarm.
The rinylcador of the escaped con-
victs Is William Green, serving 4,
long term for highway robbery,
Shortly after midnight word was
sent to Keeper Drum, who was In
charge of the chapel dormitory OF the
administration building where tho
convcts We're confined, that a prison
or was III. Green set upon Drum and
beat him into unconsclousncss.
Keeper Foley went to DRUMS assis-
lance but was bound and gagged
The escape would not have been
known until o'clock had not tho
negro convict returned to the prison
and given the alarm