davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13

the wholesale prices on the local
market today:
Stock, Feed and Fuel.
Live Poultry-Hens. per pound, lie;
spring chickens, per pound, 13c; tur-
keys, 171ac; ducks. loo; geese, 1Oc.
Butter-Dairy. SIC; creamery, CSC.
Fresh eggs-33c.
Lard-15c.
Feed ana FueI.
Grain-Corn, Soc; oats, 43c.
Forage - Timothy hay, SIG; wild,
s14; straw, IS.
Coai-Lump, per bushel. lac; slack.
$3.50
Wood-s45O per load.
Licensed to Wed.
Frank Shrameser. Davenport
Miss Ella NJ Schrader. . Davenport
Archie E. Joselyn. Clinton
Miss Mamie Maxim. ..M Moline
Harry Claussen. ......D Davenport
Miss Emily NJ Masterson. Davenport
Johannes p. Koberg ...... .Gladbrook
Mrs. Eliza Fuchs. .....D Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-13
to 1M higher, corn q to 1 d higher
New York Stocks.

New York, Jan. 13.-Following are
the quotations on the stock market to-
day:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Virginia News.

Philip Heukel, o! Piuovi!le. Rocking
ham cour ty, died at the University II :s-
pi,sl, at Charlottesville, yesterday, where
he hsd been uuder treatment.
There was ont one case before the Pcs
lice O. urt this money. Marshall II r'is
and Johp Euntfr, h;ti colored, bad
bean arrested BIZ Officer Ssmpsop charged
viii fighting. TheY were fDed IS each.
William Qu;senberrg, of King George
c.u1ty, and Miss Edna z. Brooks,
daughter of W. E. Brooks, of Ssford
county, we're married in Washington
yesterday.
Former Councilman Arthur f. Bur-
cher, OF Newport News, yesterday
pleaded guilty before Judge Bi,bam In
the Corporation Cont OF violation OF
the B'rksdsle pure election statute and
was fined 500.
James H. Lindsay, editor OF The
Daily Progress, at Charlottesville, has
been appointed special census agent fer
tie dietrict comprising Albsmarler
Orange, Louisa, Hanover, PowhstaD,
Cumberland and Fluvsuna counties, With
headquarters at Charlottesville.
First Lieutenant Addison G.. Billing.
sley, of Company l.. 10 Fredericksburg,
at his own q1est, WAS yeate'day placed
on the ret red lat of Virginia volunteers
by Adiutant- General Anderson. His
rank ia the same as he occupied in active
cor vim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03

It is said to be the intention of sew.
erai democratic senators and represen-
tatives to stir up row in Congress I'M
less the president reverses decision he
has made unfolding Secretary Balltrg
er in refusing to allow A. {. Shaw to
prosecute patent claims before the In
terror Department.
There is no clue to the robbers who
stole jewelry valued at nearly $4,000
from the residence OF Mrs. Isham
HorDsby at IT'S street,
A bill authorizing the postmaster general
to enter into contracts with steamship lines
between this country and South America,
Japan, China, the philippines nd Australia,
was recommended for passage by The Senate
committee on commerce today. 1t wa' INTRO.
duced by Senator GaliDger. Assurance WAS
given the committee that the !sssge OF the
bill would result in the establishment of mail
lines to South America and Australia. The
cost Of The new lines TO the government !
estimated at $3,O00,000 year, which will
be taken from the profits of ocean mail service.
President Taft sigred today proclaim on
granting to Austria Hungary the minimum
tariff under The new law, satisfactory ar.
rangement having besn reached by the two
governments particularly with reference 10
the rate of duty on cotton seed oil. This leaves
only France among the European countries
Of importance with which all agreement is
yet TO be reached. Ambassador Jusserand is
now conducting negotiations with the tariff
experts If the State Department in this con-
nectior.
The Houie committee on merchant marine
and fisheries to-day began hearings on the
Burke bill which provides for the lie nslng
of wireless stations and severe punishment
for sending bogus distress signals, Interior
ence with government messages and other IN
fractions Of rules of the air.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03

DISPATCHES from Berlin show tbst
Gsrmsn tfli Gals have contracted the
Gyello~ peril' malsdy which has ragged
In the United st t 8 since the close OF
the war b tFcen Russis and japan.
The T,u.ous, who haze fer many yetrs
basn dreaming of placing lie globe u
der The sphere OF German ilfaence, ere
having their ardor cooled somewhat by
q uigt tnare which hss been Safted fre m
the celelial empire wherein taltJ mil
lion Moocgolians are aecn Oh the var
path. This picture may be iit!nded It :
q check wheel t, he kaiser, Who occas'
sionally appears as distn'ber OF the
pace in Europe. China, like the lste
S,tth Oonfederacy, merely asks to &c
LIT rloDe. She is aggressive AID
SEEMS mtraly to desire to bold Der oS q.
Thase hns been considerable lRnd-grabirg
in Cbira during past year,, and Eoglatd
France, Germany aud l,tsly Japan have
helped themselves to portions of ths
f)sery kingdom. The yellow man mfy
" ke up come day and txpel tie tqatt-
t:rs, ard should be do 80 he will only Q
reclaining his oSn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Worldwide Panic Predlctey.

London, M.rch "a worldwide
Reorganization Of the money mark. t is
believed inev;tsbl, by the fuaocie's OF
London-the worlds financial cent?
as The re.u:t of the evident inrossioility
Of passing the budget for the current
6ecsl year before the end OF the year.
The Reorganization, it ia predicted to-
day, will come when the income tax and
other taxes are finally legalized. This
will ecu pei Thousands Of persons who
have held back their taxes Ia hope OF ca.
Gaping 6nal payment and have invested
their tax money, to remove this money
f.om investment. The amount involved
aiIl lul Tar into the millions, and Its
sudden withdrawal will have depressing
Effect throughout the world.
Lsst nights debate In the House OF
Commons showed ccnc!u,i7ely that 1t
vii! be impossible to pass q tudgat be-
fore the end of the fiscal year. Thous-
aDds of taxpayers who, under pressure
from the revenue department, have a.
ready paid their taxes are threatening
proceedings to recover on the ground OF
the lack of authorization Of The taxes, to
prsvent which it is probable the govern
meul will reimburse them without s1it,.
It ia ett.mated that the arrears In
taxes, due to the failure to pass the
In lgtt. viii exceed 800, 900. 600 BY
March 81, large part OF which sill be
permanently lost.
Premier Asquilh continued his role Of
a polit cal enigma today by Announcing
in the House OF Oommons that the bud
get will be passed immediately after the
passage OF the resolution for the limits
iion OF The House of Lords ve:o power.
The rel ction of this resolution By th'
Lords, lhe premier added, would be the
signal for the immediate resign ton Of
tbs government. As 1t is foroaone
conclusion that the Lords will rijac; tit
resolution, the promise OF the passage Of
the budget is generally construed as
meaningless,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Conditions In Philadelphia.

philadelphia, Pa, Mlrch 9 On the
action 10 be taken this afternoon by The
common and select councils OF PhilG
delphia will rast the industrial peace oil
this city.
Unless councils can devise sone plan
for az immediate settlement OF the pres.
ent .treet car ttrike, general walk
out Of 100, 900 union men has been
ordered to b5gin at midnight Friday.
While II 10 not believed this number OF
men will respond, unions representing
II 900 OF them have already sigu!6ed
their intention of obeyl0g The call for
the strike.
In an interview with the representa-.
tives OF the United Business Mems AS.
ISOLATION, Mayor Reyb admitted lss
night That the machine politicians and
leaders had been urging him to arbitia!e
with The striker. he maintained that
he would net consent to arbitration and
declared he would 90 to the point Of
breaking With The organization before
no would change bis present ait lude.
The atrest car company declares 1t OPP
Grated /, 600 cara yesterday a! $50 until
midnight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
The ROCKEFELLER FOUNDA-
TON,

Steps we're TAKEN yesterday in the SAT-
ate to incorporate the Rockefeller Fouuda-
ton Ia the District of Columbia. The
bill for this purpose was introduced by
Senator G,llipger and WAS referred to tie
committee Oh judiciary. The purpose OF
the fl Il ldst on Is 10 provide for general
orrap'z: ton t, coniu philsnihfopic
work along all Iin,s l. Is uneerstood
that The found. on will ba endowed
largerly by John D. Rockefeller and tn t
no takes this mems c dispose of a large
osrt OF his euormt uI weslD. The ircor-
porators named In the bill are john u.
Rockefeller, John D. Rockit iler, jr., Fred
T. Gates, st RI J. Murphy aud Charles
0. Hsydt. These interpretations are au,
thorzed 10 select associates, n. t to exceed
a tttil of 25, and it Is provided that
there shall not be at any me leas than
Eve.
The Rockefeller Foundation, accord
ing 10 the pill, is organized TO promote
the we'll being aud advance the clVilS-
zs!isu Of the people OF the United st t,s
and its possessions in foreign glands AID
for tie scqu sition and dissemination oil
knowledge FIR The prevention and rsllel
OF SUI sriog and promotion OF any and
All OF the elements Of human know
ledge.
While drawn generally along the
lines of the act ircorporst ng the Oar.
pegie F, IL 1da,iou, the Rockefeller bill
goes u.h farther, since the Oarnegie
Ecu ,dstion is designed chiefly to pre-
vide for p acieutjic retirenet aud
pensioniug OF snperenustad teachers
l! was stated by S.uator Gallinger yes.
t rday tia. Mr. Rockefeller already had
given away $50, O00 600 and that be was
seeking a method Of disposipg of his for
tine that would benefit mankind. The
fu lda,ion is organized on lines similar
to the Carnegie Foundt on for lhs ad-
vsncement OF t,schiug. As 10 The case
OF the latter insti IL Ion the Rockefeller
Foundation will be used t, receive aud
dispense gifts of money other than those
oft lined from the original endoWmeDts,
the amount of which has not been
fixed.
Senator G ilioger said:
II am not authorized 10 speak for DIR.
Rockefeller. But there is no doubt that
NJ. Rockefeller intends to give away bis
m oney on scale greater than any t1er
living msn. am not acqaait It'd with
all of the details OF Mr.. Rockeieller's
plana. bit t ia expected ,hst Washing
ton will be made tie hfa' querlers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
The War In Nicaragua.

BIue felds, Nicaragua, via wireless.
to Colon, March s The movement of
the provisional army sgaiost Maasgua
hes been a total failure, according 10
messsges received today. Strengthened
by the Ave hundred II ndu-an s;ld;ers,
the Madriz forces engaged Ohamorro
near Tisna aad be ia believed to have been
completely rcu ed, ProViaional officials
are iosiDg hope and are talking of again
asking tho administration at Washing.
TN TO Interfere. Dispst hes received
early today cay General Ohamorro es.
capped from Tisma with ouly haudful
of natives and a few Americans and
that bis entire srmy wss literally Gu! to
pieces, hundred, being killed AID
TCuaded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Today's Telegrapbic News
EfOm Richmond


Especial dispatch to The Alexandria Gazette
Richmond, Va, Morch S-B5 vote
of IS to s the Senate again today declined
TO take up the Strobe enabling act out
OF its regulac order. S.rode announced
that he Would renew The motion daily.
Unexpectedly the r. F. & ?. BY.
doss not seem bit disposed to surren
der it, ancient exclusive charter.
It was published few days ago that
the company had practically sgreed to
such surrender. A determined fight In
The Legislature seems to bo brewing.
S:dIt.r Halsey OF L7uchbufg, answers
at length Speaker B7rds oejectl9rs to
the federal i5come ak amendment which
the HUE will take ~ at 'onighes ses.
sino
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Asked for q Clean Shirt

L!mtgss, Ffsnca, Msrch 3.-L.uiG
Gignere Ia t, bs allowed The Luxury OF Q
clean shilt before being pnt to death fol-
tho II der OF Louise Schmidt. G}guere
wac condemned 10 dsa!h today and when
asked By the judge what he bad to say,
he t..t!ed the crowded courtroom by
asking whether he could net have O
clean shit. 81 have Wrrn the ahirt
now have on ever since my arrest lssI
September" be arswtrsd "Well, We
will s;e that you have clean shir', u
said the ildpe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
d. a, &.
Nrra Matthew T. Scott, president 2

Mrs. Matthew 7. Scott, president ger
ersl OF the D. A. B., made no tempt
10 have her order dischsrgiDg Miss As
nes Gerald from the Off e force o! The
society legsl.z:d By the national board
of managers, in session 1T Cont mental
Hall 10 Washington ye! rdaY ate rnooD.
The sc-called insurEents declared jaoi.
lan.ly last night that the lstsst casns
belli between tbs factions was net 5rougtt
to an issle because Visiting reger ts
relied to the support of the auti.admIn-
istration party and formed msj r:ty
at the board me, ng. At regular meet
ings tie vote saoes sixteen t. twelve
in favor of the sdministn ton on The
board but members from other cities IN
tee Eat, atlra. t ID by 81 u1ds OF COL MIC.
10 the direction OF Washington, s"elied
the conservatives until they were 10 Inc
ms j)rity. Both sides OF the iatt On ttrHe
will res: on their arms ut the mex!
5oard meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03

JuE nomination OF Renry O. S!uslt,
Of Ru ALL county, for Congress, In II 9
Ninth ds!rict, is taken to mean that t; e
d democrats of tie di, t:ict propose to msk g
8 great CONTEXT for tho election OF a
democrat in that district 10 replace Cor
gresham Sienp, who for The lsst several
years (sloDg vita his fs!hel) has been
the..salta,y republican from Virginia In
tn, delight on iron, this t,te. DIR.
stusr! is one OF the strongest men IN his
dist let snd one OF the sbisst In the stt te
nd should sin in the election next fall.
Sh I'D be be elected to Congress he will
b, one CT the strongest men in the gu9el.
material rscs three years hence--shonld
he enter that race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
To Honor Roosevelt.

Londor, March 9.-The highest civic
honor 10 The power OF London to best "
wi be conferred upon Mr.. Roosevelt
upon bis visit here. The comm conr-
Gil Il unanimously dscid d today to present
tle ex-prfsident With the 'freedom CT
the city" tie tffi eisl document for which
will be given him 10 golden cssket at 8
luncheon - be rendered hlu by the
couccil. Such an honor Is rarely coz
ferred, and 1t is Govt d more than
kirgly decorations. Ex-Presldent Giant
was one of the few man 80 honored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
THE r., +. & P. r. r.

Gloomy is The outlook for satisfactory
legislation at The present session of the
general assembly of the question OF
relocorporaliou of the Richmond, Fred.
erIcksburg and Potomac Railroad. For
hours Last night attorneys argued p irts
OF la# with great IesrDing and emphasis,
and, although Mr.. Page, OF the lint
committee of The Legislature, made re-
peat ID efforts II direct The stteml of
the Legislators to shat he regarded rs
the question ut issue, there Was a9pl:-
emily q feeling that nothing could be
done.
The heariug took place In the Sem
ate chamber before the j7it t committees
on roads and inter- al navigation. The
up,bos of the whole mstt r waa the ar
pointment of a subcommittee, crmpoaed
OF Ssnstors Hsrman, S.r0de aud Wsrd,
and De.sg .tes Tbrockruortou, Kampe,
aud Noting, to 60 iuto the question
of a bill which wtud matt the In.
leress OF the state and of the railroad.
Allan Oaperton Blsx.on, for the read,
said that he and his associates ctu'd
only cay what they thought the stcck-
holders might accsIt, A merger bill,
be thought, If couched 10 satisfactory
terms, would be accepted. Bat he be-
Iieved The bill under discussion to be
fatally defective, and be would not sd
wise the stockholders ID consent to q
merger under Its proyisionP.- Rich
mond Times Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
DR., Fritch Declared Guilty.

Detroit, Mich. March 3.-The jgry ia
the trial of Dr.. G Gorge A. Frltch, cbarg: d
with mars'aughter, 10 conuet on viii
The death OF May belle Millrau, who're
INIT lated body was found in Eeore
creek lat Lsbo, Day, utlrned a ve.dict
finding tie physician guilty this afttr'
noon after 20 hnurs delibeyst!on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Fairbanks ., buckingham PaIace

London, March 3.-Formsr Vice.
President Charles Warren Fairbanks Was
Cordially received by King Eiws'd al
Buckingham Paltce today, t1e monarch
grsr ting the distinguished lndiansn aD
audience that lasted more than 80 hour.
Dir. Fairbanks was accompanied bY Am
bssssdor Whitelaw Reid who init odu,ed
him I, the king.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
The Fog at New York

New York. March 9.-The heavy
smose like fog Thu t has enshrouded New
York and most OF the Esstean seahoard
since Sunday absolutely t ed up t'sfic / J
and abcu. tie city t,day. After lift og
for an hour yesterday it sltt'td down
thicker Than ever aud t,day only the
vertnresome ferry bost, are navlest ng
the rivers, and they crawl through The
waters with fog horrs aud Tells sounding
With no regard to schedule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03

GU ,s,ion. 10 years gone by when the
late DR.. J. B. johnson YVES mayor OF
AlexaudrIa, be directed the polics to ar
rest and lock up every mau seen drunk
on the streets of tie city. Tbs result vas
that drunken man was rsEa avis In
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Alexandria

Alta MEETING of the stockholders in
Hsrrisonburg yesterday of the Rocking
hsm II ,rss and Colt Show Association
it va, decided to go into liquidation
which means that there will be no horse
show held there this summer. The horse
show business has been oyerdone in
Virginis AMI /. is time Ina! tome of them
sh ,uld te called of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Nsp.O Held,

.Dallss, Tex as, March 3.-Allau Brooke
the negro charged 1ilh assauIt!ng tile
70 year.year old girl, was taken from
the couI t:rom where be was being tried
and lynched BY mob Of two thousand
men, today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03

DRUNKENNESS 10 the District OF %.
iumbia will be treated ss nsisdemeaEor
if bill introduced in the Senate yesiei
day by ser,t,r Gallinger..becones 3 Law.
This is the best way to handle the liqu;l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Seine RislRg Again

Paris, March 3.-The continued Fair
fall bas raised The level Of tie River
Ssine to 81 feet inches, almost opal
ing the f .od maximum Of 1882. The
water is again pouring iDto the mouths
OF The SEVER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
III ED.

On Tuesday, March /, 1910. at bis home.
1920 Duke street, JEREMIAH JOSEPH son
Of the late Timothy and Mary E. Ryan. Fu-
neral from St. Mary's Church, Friday morn
ing at $50 O'Clock. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend Washington,
D. c., and Brooklyn, N, " papers please
copy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Suicide,

Phlla3elphis, March, 3.-Amid al
TIE element, of the dramatic and sur.
rtuaded by his wife aud three OF their
six children. Stephen Slaub, &c years
old, conn Il el suicide By Swallowing
csrboIic acid, in his little home, in The
rear OF No. 522 Popular street, yeater-
dsy morning. he died few mir ut.s
after being admitted 10 the Roosevelt
Hospital. The man had been i'll for
several months, and for more than 8
year has had little or 70 work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03

Colonel Thomas w. Bull!tt. soldier, lead.
ing lawyer and 6nancier. of Louisville. Ny.
died at the Union Protestant lntlrmary IN
Baltimore, Md, today from heart disease,
superindueed By g stroke ef paralysis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03

A jury in the federal cour! 10 New
YORK rt1tned verdict today for ST..
ISL 10 favor of Mrs. Emma D. Andrews,
who sued Alfred n. Chandler, stock
broker Of New York aud Philsdelphis,
for $50, 600 che clsimed to have los.
through stock transactions. Chandler
was friend of the family ard induced
Mrs. Andrews t, invest part OF a $780,,
900 hus. fund 10 Stoke OF HE Westchet-
ter Traction Company. She fol!oHed
his advice and lest $50, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03

Eggs were sold In Fredericksburg yes
tsrday at from Is TO 20 cents per dezsn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03
Coal Coke Wood

Be wiss--Buy your fuel before the severe
~eather.Ws offer beat quality, prompt delivery
and lowest market prics. Phone 50. DEW,
ATCHEs0N, lo7 south Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-03


personal little expenditure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04
Michael Tibbets, 62, Shoots His 14-year 0IdAdopted
Daughter Twice. Then Kills HimSef--GirI Sc.
riousy Wounded, but Will Recover. Jealousy
Thought to Have Been the Motive.

Madison, Me-, Aug. 3.-(SpeciaD.-
Michael Tibbetts, aged 62, lies dead in
his home en- Kennebec street, Arson,
and Lillian Tibbetts, aged IA, lies Sc
riouslv wounded at the home of a
neighbor as the result of an attempted
murder and suicide Wednesday morn
ing.
The shooting occurred at about s A.
NJ. Wednesday. Some of the neighbOrs
heard outcries from the Tibbetts
house and went to investigate. They
met the girl rushing toward the neigh
hor's home crying: Pm shot! I'm
shot" f. A. Manter rushed to the
girls assistance and carried her to his
home across the road.
AS he was entering the house he
heard shots from the Tibhetts home.
The officers were quickly summoned
and Drs. Milliken, Pepper and Saw
yer hurried to the scene of the traS
edy. The elder Tibbetts was found ly
ing in pool of blood on the landing
of the stairs leading to the upper
story of the house with CHASTITY
wounds in his head. The efforts of the
physicians We're fruitless and the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04

man died within an hour without re-
gaining consciousness.
The efforts of others to make the
young lady comfortable were attended
with better success. Two bullet
wounds We're found on her body, one
under the left eye, the piece of lead
ploughing down the side of her face
and coming out in the corner of the
mouth. The other shct took effect in
the back, Just to the left of the spine
and glancing on the scapula left the
body under the left arm. Fortunately
no bones We're broken and no vital or
gans were pierced.
Lillian Tibbetts the victim of the at
tempted murder, is the adopted daugh-
ter of Michael Tibbetts, and they had
resided on kennebec street for over I:
year. The past few weeks the neigh
bors have noticed change IN lib
belts treatment of the girl, He APP
peared morose and ugly and often act
ed jealous of his adopted daughter.
Lillian asked her father Wednesday
morning for money to buy a new hair
ribbon and the man in a fit of rage, 1T
is alleged, seized a revolver and step
ping over the girl fired a shot down
ward at her face. This shot took eff
feet under the eye. The muZZle of the
revolver was SO near that the skin