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Harry Stearns had the misfortune to
lose his valuable COW. The animal got
loose and ate quantity Of paint.
A dime sociable for the benefit Of the
Sunday school will be held at the home Of
Miss Iona Rich Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. w. Lorimer, with her little
daughter, has returned from the hospital,
and is at the parsonage, where they are
receiving their friends.
Mrs. Lewis Hall, who has been II some
weeks at her home here, has been taken to
the Bar Hsrbor hospital for treatment.
Her friends hope for speedy recovery.
The dance under the auspices Of Bay
View grange Thursday evening was de-
cided success. About thirty couples par
ticipated in the enjoyment Of the evening.
Music was furnished by Kelley's orches-
ira.
About twenty members of the grange
met at the hall on Saturday morning and
began the repairs in the dining room.
Everyone worked with will, and at 4.30,
when darkness came on, very small part
Of the work mapped out was left undone.
About 5000 feet OF matched sheathing
were put on. The work was in charge Of
A. 8. Bunker and Julien Emery. Dinner
was served by the sisters.
Jan. "a. SPEC.
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SOUTH sURRY.

David Robinson, of Ellsworth, is work.
ing for E. c. Young.
Mrs. Emma Robbins, recently of Surry,
has been at E. c. Young's for a short visit.
Master Percy Saunders, of Bluehill,
spent the weekend with Clifford Coggins.
Edward M. Curtis and wife recently
visited their son Harvard and family at
Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder arrived Jan. IA at
E. M. Cunningham's. Mr.. Wilder re-
turned to Newton Center Jan. IL, and
Mrs. Wilder remained until this morning.
On the evening of Jan. 10 donation
party was held at the residence Of e. M.
Cunningham for the benefit of Rev. w.
H. Durham, of Surry, who has supplied
the pulpit here for the past year. About
forty people were present and spent an en-
joyable evening. A picnic supper was
served. The guests from other places
present were Mr.. Durham, of Surry, Capt.
NJ. d. Chatto and wife, of East Surry, and
Leverett Morgan and family, OF Morgan's
bay.
Jan. "a. TRAMP.
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SULLIVAN HARBoR.

Helen Hill returned Saturday from trip
to Washington, D. G.
There will be a meeting of the M. L.
club at Stanwood Boynton's Friday even
ing.
Miss Clara Chilcott and Frank Smith
were married Wednesday night at the par
sonage, by Rev. G. A. Purdy.
Observation-Disclosures Payson
Smith was in town visiting the high
school last week, and ranked it A.
Word was received last week Of the
death Of Osias Simpson at his home in
California Of pneumonia. Mr.. Simpson
was eighty-one years Of age.
Every two weeks, on Friday afternoons,
the high school will have exercises con-
sisting of miscellaneous program, fol-
lowed by debate. The public is cordially
invited. Next date, Feb. 4.
Jan, "a, III.
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NORTH ORLAND.

Marie Farr is working for Mrs. Annie
Colby.
w. w. Billings has bought horse to re-
place the one he lost lately.
Lorenzo Blaisdell hurt his foot badly,
and has been confined to the house a
week.
Mrs. Eliza Atkinson has returned home
from Nova Scotia, where she has been
visiting four months.
Mrs. Jeanette Blaisdell went to Bluehill
Sunday. After visiting friends there she
will join her husband in Brooksville for
an indefinite stay.
Jan. II. B.
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PENOBSCOT.

Pearl Leach and wife are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS upon the birth of a son.
B. E. Varnum left last week for Bangor
to take course at Shaw's business col
lege.
Miss Maud Wardwell, Of Ellsworth, is
spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. s. G. Varnum.
The many friends of Mrs. B. H. Cush-
man will be pleased to learn that she is
gaining, after long illness, though still
confined to the house.
Officers of Rising Star lodge, F. and A.
M, were installed Jan. 10 by d. d. G.. NJ.
Joyce, of Deer Isle, assisted by P. M. F. B.
Mitchell as marshal. A banquet followed.
Jan. "a. WooDLocKE.
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BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair
Feb. 1926.
OTIS.


Mrs. Jed Salisbury and son Carroll are
ill OF measles, contracted while on visit
in Brewer.
D. G. Young, who is logging at home
this winter, has put his driving colts to-
gether in team, making a handsome and
lively span.
Arthur Moore, who is employed in the
woods for George Brimmer, OF Brewer,
visited. his wife over Sunday last. Mrs..
Moore is living this winter at the home Of
her parents, Arden 8. Young and wife.
Loren Eddy, OF Buffalo, N. Y, and
Hugh Nicholson, OF Massachusetts,, both
formerly of Eddington Bend, with a
friend, made trip from Great Pond to
Burnt pond, near Beech hill lake, one day
last week, fishing.
Jan. II. DAVIS.
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TRAMP.
GREAT POND.

Sada Shuman went to Milo Wednesday.
J. 8. Archer lost valuable COW this
week.
Mr.. Dunn and son Ernest, Of Bangor,
have been here pickerel fishing.
Guy Chick has moved to the home
of his wife's father, J. r. Shuman.
Guy, Linwood and Eugene Chick are
among the heirs OF an uncle, who died in
Somerville, Mass, recently, leaving large
estate.
A new book, "Law Office and Court
Procedure" by Gleason L. Archer,
dean Of the Suffolk School Of Law, Bos-
ton, is receiving favorable press notices.
Judge Clarence Hale says: II find it an
exceedingly able and suggestive treatise,
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COUNTY NEWS.
SALISBURY COVE.

Archie Hopkins, Of Belfast, was called
home BY the illness Of his father.
Capt. P. H. Young and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Charles q. Palmer, in
Dexter.
Perry Sargent and wife, Of Bar Harbor,
are guests Of Mrs. Sargent's sister, Mrs.
Chester johnson.
Jan. "a. z.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any case
Of kidney or bladder trouble that Ia not be-
yond the reach Of medicine. 1t invigorates
the entire system and strengthens the kid
neys SO they eliminate the Impurities from
the blood. Backache, rheumatism, kidney
and bladder troubles are all cured by this
great medicine. ga. PARcHER.
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AN AWFUL RECORD.

Every year thousands OF men and women
die Of kidney disease who might have been
cured II its presence had been discovered in
time and prompt treatment with Kidnets
adopted. II you have backache, kidney
trouble or other symptoms of kidney disease,
begin using Kidnets Immediately. druggists
and dealers sell it for 50 cents. -
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Rev. 1. W. Williams re.tifi..

writes us as follows: "This Is to certify that
/ used Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous
exhaustion and kidney trouble, and am free to
say that Foley's Kidney Remedy will do all
you claim for It." G. A. PARcHRR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-01-26

. book Of great value to the student and
practitioner. find the index carefully
prepared and Of great value"
Jan. n. Il.
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Alpheus Kingsley left Saturday for Ban
gor, to attend Shaw's business college.
West Sullivan, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Melvin Young.
Nathan Young and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of daugh-
ter, born Jan. "a.
lam "a r.
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WEST GOULDsBORO.

Miss Letitia Joy, of Winter Harbor,
spent the weekend with Miss Mildred H.
Noyes.
Mrs. Emma Kingsley was in Steuben
last week to attend the funeral Of her
father, Otis Written.
Elmer M. Rolfe and Geneva M. Young
were married Jan. IA. Their many friends
wish them much happiness.
Jan, H. T.
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SPEC.
CRANBERRY ISLES.

SnAINDGnnI lOAEC.
Edwin Bunker, Of Bass Harbor, is visit
ing relatives here.
Bernard Ross, teacher at Sutton, spent
the weekend with Fred Stuart.
Miss Viola Joy, who has been working
at Poland Springs, is home for two weeks.
The school league held social Friday
evening at the hall. ALI report good
time. Proceeds, 80.
Quite party attended the Rebeksh
lodge at Southwest Harbor Saturday even
ing, and enjoyed the evenings festivities.
Herbert Cleaves, of Sullivan, demon
strated his new gasolene lamp here last
Wednesday evening. The light is to be
installed in two OF our stores.
A large party Of Odd Fellows attended
the installation at Southwest Harbor
Monday evening, end report fine time.
They enjoyed especially the supper served
at the banquet hall after their trip by
water.
Jan. II. ROONEY,
1Ahoo ASS0tkASS ouuhcE udS Dccu Ill LulS
week.
Mrs. Rose Ladd and mother spent Fri
day at Islesford.
Mrs. Katie Gilley, who has been work.
ing at Islesford, is home.
Mrs. Lewis Ladd's mother, Mrs. Leland,
arrived from Addison Saturday.
Alfred E. LaGd left this week for Michi-
gan, where he has employment for the
winter.
Mrs. Nellie Rice spent Saturday and
Sunday with her grandmother at North
east Harbor.
Eber Squirting has been very successful
fishing OF late. He got $40 worth one day,
and S3i another-the largest catches by
one man in the history OF launch fishing
here.
Jan. "a. ROONEY,
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Twenty-four hours later the minister
Of foreign affairs In Paris received the
card Of Nine. Chapellier. He direct
ed that she be at once admitted.
'WellY' he said.
II left the diplomat at his homo Tar
from London with the treaty locked In
his safe. There is the key"
.And how much time do you think
we win gainT
She handed him an item cut from
newspaper stating that Sir Bradford
Chichester had sent to London for men
to open his safe; that they had failed
and others more skillful had gone up.
He had offered the latter $1,000 II they
would do the Job in three hours"
THAT viii do" said the minister
"Our treaty Is on the way"
He drew her q check for $1,000
francs.
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hat he wished them tn send silent
PRAYER 10 the he'd where Mayor Gavnor
Ii.e
Then he told his p~ople that personally
." thought that preachers Nere q Jolly
I'm" bunch of chaps when they w"r. Per
'.i';"d to h- So blT thai he Couldn help
.ueakIns ~ most Of them - silent sol
Giers oi the double cross The only
church 10 hS mind. h" Said. was the
Roman Catholic Church which gave
-uCcor Ia the y-nor When the followers
~ m" other churches moved uptown, IA"
SAID they ganerslly took 'h- church and
sometimes the preacher. nth them
We hadn any .-rsa' r~sgS.ct Tor polite
cianS hut when spnaklnR 10 them b" f"lt
that h" must own that William Jennings
IiryFn was tho moo hop"st ~ them ~
No party. said ~. hut me good old So
ciali-t party did anything for a man who
was out ~ work when Pr"-id"n; Tan
was asked vhar would bcCom" " a work
man who wa unable to secure a position
Mr. IrviD. said that Mr. Taft had replied
God knows for. he added. Pres idstt
Taft kne~ that tho RepublIcan party
didn't know
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th"m a. fonca. III" surgeons would
not venture any conclusions until all the
plates had h..yn developed because 10 the
danger uf small hlurS IA som" uf the
rll'"s bong mistaken for fragments Ut
ta" bull"t
After the bulletin had been announced
~ pr raldwrll's hous" the surgeons
separated AL Dr. caldwell himself went
a.' shortly after n o'clock he wouldn Z
,..- r.-s "a" plates except - say that they
We o.. -a', Sfa"iprv
n VA, announced that one II tho s,strrs
end made and rrnalr nurs." would re-.
r..,ru ~ IA" ,,dsld. untll morning and that
'N, MAYORS own physician. Dr Parrish.
ui prs Dnwi and Muif would visit the
raf'"nr every hour remaining IN the
uranium" lu an adjacent part IL tho
i,fIirnC whsrc they could he called
quickly The Mayor rNecutIv" score
tsry. William u Mrluney reached the
lu~prid' ~ about midnight from Brant
l,Nr 90 ia" AdirundackS. Wher" hr was
lending his vacation tie wa, called nv
frl.Erdm
N al times the Mavor was a cheerful
patient just before the N-ray pictures
were taken Secretary Adamson walked
up To the bedside Without any other
word Of greeting the Mayor said. smiling
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GAYNOR'S NEGHBORS tCT.
Adopt a R~seiution AZ q Meeting Pre-
Iimtnary To an Eatert ainment.

st JAnEs. T. I Aug . Five hundred
citizens ~ this vilIag" voiced their -orroW
over the shouting e Mayor Gaynor in
ia" following telegram drafted thi- even
iug:
To nor Whh1r \ G9Ero-. - Hrry'
Hp.Ia'1i Ho'pEs- Y !
1--WE hundr,~l of vour n"ichhOr~ and
= inrers IN - James IiaU ~ meeting
.,--rnblei. extend - YOU our h"tr' few
sympathy and eGrn".i w,sh for your -p"cls
70 oven
EngI~ Hook and LlIdar Company
had planned ar entertainment for this
evening Mr. Gavnor lad IN" corner
stone II their new house not long ago
When there VIE a chance that m" shooting
r.irri result fatally u vas determine" /
Z ,s.II the entertainment ON When the
rcNs came that tn" Mayor had god
.nluCc = rcc very u was decided - hob!
III" matter over md wait until evening
~ O'clock the beginning 81 III" enter
tainent was held back a hit. and the
audience organized ~ a mass meeting
Anthony FARRELL was the chairman tn"
latest bulletins from tn" Mayor bed-ide
were read The Telegram was draftci
and approved. and then tho show pro
ceeiol
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Look r"-,. Bot. newspaper men are not
allowed no, ''."
When -" surgeons .o'd IA" Mayor hot
thy would ipl" 80 'ak,. hir. ~ .r Id
joining room ~ 49,. N.ray rlotoErlrLs
be- saId Can't aHIF 'u'- IT, wa told
thai be- iag u't..T ...' M strength. and
then be s'c'T"d INTO q rolling char He
lat up without a..,~tan,. while one II
the Ui''rr"s vas token. hu' N" rest were
taken Wills he we wing down
~ o''io'h Visiting surgeon Arli'y
dressed the Mayors wound He stood
the ordeal wei 10 had iu-t asked Tor
sornethin- Co. "1' ara they rave him
dish Of O.. '-'an ? b" Mavor AZ"
little Oft O.. % then dunk glass of ico-
water Mr. G7F1,- was N" only una ~
tho family tr'. .. o.. Mayors I'D"
Hous" ..r'nll Sullivan e ~ Nary's
. In DISCUSSING tEr ,as" cad that II ia"
bullet had ..Da" taif IN .nch 20 the left II
would Ea." 80 'r" ,u-ilar vein
Late IN tho evening Lirut Kennel ~
the Sla vor oG.~e VINO had gone - the
hospital .a-ly n tho evening t"lsphoncd
to tho Public Serve" Company and ASKED
them 90 Il rect tho notorusn 81 tho Will
flow av"nur cars - stop changing their
bells whom th"y passed the hospital.
Tho company IssiI"d such an order ~
once More than 100 p"rsous remained
>in front n" hospital until lat" N the
evening. ana ~ a-..cd anN.otIsly for meas
OF III" - .-rr's condition. Four pohc"-
men we're r d':ty = front e IN" hospital
Nr~. G.vapr darldod 20 remain - h p
husband sdo al p =ht. A. about II
O'Clock Rufus GryC,r earn" bacS 10 the
haApItal ,u Dr I,sleTlo's car
CoTouer's Physician O'ilanlon went 10
the hospItal early in IN" evening Ne
said he had been friend ~ tho Mayor =
for twenty years and wanted to do any
thing ho could
i an RlAd that this occurred IN the
fresh AR on cupboard rather than ia some
close and conre~ted part q the city
said Dr. O'Hanion The danger Of in
fec'iOn - very much less and does rot
nscessi'atc great hast" ia removing the
bullet
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running ny ~" d"cs :. arrest Gallagher
i m deiu'v -h,ri wha-s"d I'd
Wards 80 b" pushed Gallagher iac- to
a." deck with all his strength I'm arrest
him an rif,h' n yoa'y" ~ any haudc'iHs
G"rdinc pulled ;'ar - h'r b, st.-.l NIP
r.'r~ "ur - hlS pocket ana hard'd them
10 ldWgrds
SAY. seven ~ etEhr - v"us" ~" ~
me. viii yuu'- came tn" nu"l"d ,.luni -
Gallagher from h"n"ath "a" su,"'r.rrnR
hulk - tdwbrois and Rlo"m"r Edwards
CAV" IN" man beneath hirr viciris rtp,
then sftpirr'l 'r" handouts tr~i IN me
wrist. 'n"r IN ~" other iSsu 49, b."
d Il - GIiIri'r tr.'d tn hir" him and Re
wac-'d hI- load r. ~ ~l,lo To- sti.' snap
ping Il ~ aHNl'., 80 ih" men about MN
hen 49," shot We 'r,'d iuir his mock
Mav'T C'vn,r staggered slightly. then
s'rairh''r"d Vp wrh q vri'I. ".-orr md
isnsad ~ lins with pam 10y I"d"rl".
who tlu'"u"d iu h7y" h,- hlndk"rchI"f
ia ms hand Jumg-ed To- th" Mayors sid.
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gEIINE PRiiS ron GiiNOR
After Another Socialist HAS D~scTIbed
the Wa, or sna Poo prrtrh.''

After Another Socialist HAS DescrIlIsd
the Mas or snd .'I'Do- NrrIrh."
A Socialist van Il colt ; lack tie spok"
from band stand N Rst"Ty Park iast
night 20 handful 81 people within
hearing dist.u." who leaned agninst
trees abou' sp"iHiisrn and tho shooting
Of Mayor G.ynor
He said that -rncr wretch win had
been fOT'"d 10 Grim" through lack %
work had attempted y" I'LL Mayor CiaynoT.
who VA irD1nLiy 49,. l'tr; r-.pon-I ,,ls
for hiS coma Hya .:l 81 man Who has
probably atstin!.Ii bed himself
Than A,'Aan."r l-fiu-. Lat 90 tho
Church ii ~" 'y'"rfiur wi, intro. 81
a. the ruhn vii" Vu'.Ii tell them something
Of greater appeal than tn. -st..ti-,irs.
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and wadded the haudaerchief against
the wound IN IN" nscn hhCArned b. ~"
powder and squirting blood ~ the same
time IA" mad" 40 II =" pat supp rtiu Z
arm under che Mayors shoulder. but
Gaynor moved the hand away.
Atkinson. VIII had RISEN - his feet
when Edwards seemed 20 h" having CalL-
CHER secure. ran - IA" Mayors sd" the
tears streaming from ms eyes unG"r the
spur 81 excitement
Who did a. Adamsons WIZ dill IT.
asked the Mayor IN q wax voice.
AdamSnn tried .. answer that h" had
only caught glirnT'-" ~ the aSSaiiant
ana did no; know still tho Mayor stood
and DIR L"dcrl" sept the haEdN"rJ hi.f
against the wound he oio'h was dyed
RID and the blood WIS streaming over the
Mayors collar
For Gods -lk". \ doctor" II was
Watson who called hv-'"rIr1llv I"dcrl"
trl.sl :, move ~" Niyur away from m"
place whore Edwards R!.omar and haI
a DOZEN u'hers were rolling rbou tn"
d"rs with a." cl1wtuc. ,yr-,rg man
who had fr"i tho shot capt PrlacN
who had heard me shot and IN" hsb..l
II screams from IN" passengers. hurl..i
I
his SAL rrS - cl"lra -piC" apr..t tho Mayor
President Muutt wa. had tIrn''I III"
corner "f tn" d"ckhousa :. return -
Gaynor's sid" thor" . pos, wl'h nm
for tho photographers called ~ spanish
- IN" e his a,d"- = f.'rh DR. M.nt1uya.
the physician "f III" Chilean party
Mayor walk to >tstrr""m
Then Dr smith ~ Brop,tlyu. the fri md
WHO had psar among ~" pr~'. - CIV"
Gaynor g",isrss.i pushed hrs way
through ~" crowd and -t"pu.-i T. tho
Mayors I'D" lie booked hl~rIoilv ~
IN. wound and then rnot,or.,i O. tups"
who were about III" -trr~snr man that
they should c,r-v him 2. a stnter0url
Ia,iarle. Adamsru. Thompson katz and
Mar-h surrounded Mayor Giyuur and
assisted him - hi- Stat"r. '"-' T. reach
n they had o. l"id tn N1vr- through
n vass1geVav b"tw,..n 'h' forward and
aft d"ckhru-"- and around - m" star
hoard so" - N" y'-s.'l l. might hHy"
been = walk - tw"-.tv vl~i-
IN. Mayer walked without tailoring
nv ewes straight ahead hl.. ir.- ucht"u,.i
Adam-"n. who walked b"~ii" hun md
W..i=,n wcr" weeping. Their" w"r"
women and mon lining ~" rails - tu"
ship and cloggirG ia ra~-lg""Iy VII
had hanik"rohl"f- - tu"Ir "y.- Tvp
wornsu cr7Impl.-l mt heap when tat.
strange prur.'si "a Tls.''l tl"'u
Ouce -" rtIt"r ,orn was reached ~"
MAYOR was s'-"tchri ont N l,s hrr't
Rufus Gavnor. who had hs-.u -tludruc
On the uppurit" I'D" e tn" boat wu"u
IN. shooting occurred and VIII hai thu,
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b"''n spared the spectacle, came running
into 'he rtli"rnom. faltcring broken sem
t".C''s e query and 10 despair. Tbs
Mayor put his hand out on the young
mans head and patted II.
An right, All right he whispered.
Adam-on. katl and Marsh had gone
into ia. Mayors stateroom with him.
Watson stayed outside the door and Capt.
Polac; himself had th. deck hands rush
ing back aad forth with ropes to bar on
IN. dec, space To the right and left OF
the StateroOm door
Ih. MAYORS secretary started 20 re-
move his superior's collar and To loosen
his waisicoat. Gaynor put up an inter-
Crp,ing hand
Better no, do that he murmured
wait until a doctor comes
Or Strauch. the chief surgeon 81 the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. and DR.. Henry
Meyer his assistant. were in Mayor Gay
nors room almost at the same time that
h. himself arrived there. DIR. Strauch
carefully examined the wound In the
back 81 tho Mayors neck and Rlancing
IA a satisfied way toward DIR. Meyer he
muttercd IN German:
liz good No arteries cut
You will have Ia 20 TO the hospital.
MIR Gaynor- said DIR. Strauch.
Mayor Gaynor nodded his head In q
movement Of dissent.
4 wish to continue the voyage" said
he, brokrnly
I am sorry. Mr.. Gaynor.- said the
ships surgeon. but I will not he respoD-
-ihl" Tor YOu on this ship. You must
leave th, ship perhaps u " "A question
81 saving your life"
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GOVERNOR WIRES WIS. GiyNOR
Expresses Keen sympathy on B~haiT of
Himself and Nrr. HuGhrs

ALBANY. Aug. 0 Gov. Hughes was m
the Executive Chamber when news of
the shooting - Mayor Glynor reached
the Capitol The Governor Immediately
got into communication with New York
& End out for himself how badly injured
III" Mayor was
Gov Hughes "xpTer~e1 great concern
for IN" Mayors Nndition and said b."
hoped tho elTly reports wsrr exaggerated
Later lee sent the fpllpVIng telegram
r" urs Wii,1Ep i GassoV
Mr. Hughes and { extend 20 you our
deepc~' sympathy We trust that there
~ every reason TO hope for Mayor Gaynor's
complete recovery.
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soft tie had presented he first thing
mat Irvine did was to yell Ia The handful
uf p"ople TO come ont Of 'h" trees and
show how they stood
MIR Irvine first spoke 81 his sympathy
for the injured Mayor and added that h..
felt perfectly sur. that IN. echoed IN.
sympathles 81 all his listeners. and ais"
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ASSASSIN SHOOTS
MAYOR GAYNOR
CorilREsd rom First Page.

Watson took hand Gallagher hal
wriggled part way free ~ Edwards
grp and when Edwards caught him in
tins act he heavrd with his shoulders and
hail thrrv. hall pushed the ravIng man
un the deck beneath him against the
lower ron rail Of tho deck bulwaTks.
The crack oi his skull against the iron
rail sounded holloway His pistol hand
danglei for All instant between the paral-
lei iron bars OF the huiwarFs and Watson
rushed IN stepped with all ~ his weight
o. GallnGh"r'S right wrist. then bent
over and wrcnchcd tho revolver from his
hand
iIan'icvns Put on Ga'Iasher.
Somebody had cried for n policeman.
Commissioner Edwards Rrunted out a
command Tor some one to bring him some
handouts Henry Gerding. specia
officer 1T the steamship company. came