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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-07-28

would receive a reward Of S23 thar
was offered for his arrest at Clarks-
Vile. 1t was first thought by the Of
6cers that Moore was drinking and
did not know what he was talking
about, but this morning when he was
perfectly sober he corroborated the
statement that ne made last night. He
told an officer at The police station this
morning that he was drinking last
night and if he had the matter to do
over he would not notify the officers.
Moore is we'll known in this section
of the country, for he has travelled all
over the Piedmont section Of the State
for several years selling lightning
rods. It was stated at the Ottaray
hotel this morning that Moore had
stopped there on several previous oc-
casions when he was in the city. II
was stated at the police station this
morning that Moore had been in trou-
BILE in this city several times before
and is we'll known to the police.
A message has been sent to Clarks-
vile, Ca, asking for information in
the case, but no answer had been re-
ceived up to this morning.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-07-28
DROPS 15S FEET; STILL ALIVE.
Daredevil Survives Plunge Over
z Horseshoe Falls, in Steel Barrel,
With Wooden Ends.

v Niagara Falls, n. Y, July 25,-Bob-
by Leach, "a years old, this afternoon
went over the Horseshoe Falls in ?
barrel and still lives. Though he was
battered and bruised in the 15S-foot
drop, he sustained only superficial in
5uries and tonight is able to be about
his house.
This is the second time that the cat
:aract has been successfully navigated.
Mrs. Anna Edison Taylor, Of this city,
made the trip in a barrel October "a,
1901, and came out alive.
Trouble in Starting.
FHarassed by the police On both sides
eT Ske river, Leach was forced this af-
'ternoun to make his start from La
SsaEle, TWO miles and a half above the
falls, on the United States side. Two
rlvermen took him in launch tc
Navy Island, where he was placed in
"a barrel, a steel affair, II feet long
with ends of wood. Leach was huns
In a canvas hammock. The barrel
with its passenger, was cast adrif
lust off the mouth of Chippewa Creek
hardly a mile above the brink of thu
Horseshoe, at 2.52 o'clock and wa:
quickly caught by the rush of the up
per rapid. When 500 yards from th'
brink. the barrel was caught in th'
tremendous current and raced to -:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-07-28
CONSCIENCE HURT HIM:
ASKED TO BE ARRESTED
Atlanta Man Arrested at Ottaray Hotel
in GreenviIle at His Own
= Request.

Greenyille Piedmont, July 26.
At his own request and on confes-
sion of being check forger and a
thief, A. L. Moore, of Atlanta, was ar
rested at the Ottaray hotel at an early
hour this morning by the local police
and loC%~ed in the city jail, awaiting
information from Clarksville, Ca, on
which he will be charged with forgery
He says that he forged his brother-in-
laws name to a check and purchased
an automobile He was under the in
f1uence of liquor last night and this
probably led to his confession and re-
quest to be arrested. Moore said that
his conscience had hurt him till he
was forced to make the confession tc
the police. Moore is we'll known
throughout this section as a travelling
agent.
Moore came to the Ottaray hote
about midnight and after being as
signed to a room he asked the CLERK
to connect him with the police station
He asked that an officer come to his
room at the hotel as soon as possible
and said he would tell him somethins
when he arrived. In a few minutes the
officers went to the Ottaray and upor
his own request placed Moore unde1
arrest. He seemed to be drinking
when arrested. He said he had forged
check and had with it purchased thu
automobile.
This morning when he was perfectl!
sober Moore stated to the officers tha
he had forged the name of his brother
in-law on check at Clarksville, Ga.
about two years ago and had purchas
ed an automobile with the money. II
; also stated to the officers that they
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-07-28
Very Little SaysO.

Rock Hill Herald, 21st.
Governor Blease, after all, has n e
a fairly good governor. There is one
thing certain the former "bosses'' Of
the State have had very little sayso
during his administration and it may
be that is what hurts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-07-28
He Won't be Found.

Orangeburg Times and Democrat.
Who will be the man to enter the
lists against Gov Blease next year?
It will take a good strong candidate
to walk the governors log. That such
a man is being diligently looked for by
the opponents of the governor is a
well-known fact. Will be be found.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
Pokal.Derid)t
8ebeutemOe BonbausGabe
Nirb nddjite Nod,e fiir yolijei nHo
ceneriutbr BON Stabtratb iaHi.
fiunirt urrDen.

Der Gta6tratb lpiro In i.iner am
t0mmenben Wioniag fatifinnennsE
Situns eins gonbdusadbe bon $431. !
225 sutbeiben. beren Grtrog Iiir abios
III. ncibtpsnoies 4nifaffunaen i'm go.
l:sti. ubno Jeuerntbroeparitment psrs
ipenoet iptroeH fon.
Seit Der Gineemsinbuna Der an
arensenoen Grtfhnften In has Terri
tpriim Der Siont bensuieno GROCER al.
lporben uno fir Die ntuen Ditritis
inuB islbiireoeno fir anaemeHensn
goIi5sHdub uno Shus sssen Deusrs
aefohr geforgi futrben. Sihsrteissoir
reiior Sman bat nun Dor einiaer 3slt
senaus aufIisllunatn iiber Reutouttn
uno ReuaHifaffunsen fir bic polisei
nnb Jtutrfuebr stunft uno osm
Sinotrntb unierbrei;ei uno duf OraHo
bisi.r auffielIunatn lpiro oas Rom
nlittes fur WiiisI unb meae bic Dpno
cussabs bon $431 ,225 btfiiriporien.
g,on Sisier Sumne iollsn 1925. 800
fir bic Jsusripehr uno $175, ,l25 fir
bic poli3si percussubi reroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

8allinser iiberiiebt einen ipihtigsn
puntt. natiirlid abIihtlih. Sn
9eutidIano seboren bic betreffenbsn
Walbungen ben Stnaten unb aommu=
nen ,folsli6 tDnnen Iie niht natipnaIiz
firt Dsroen, ipdbrenb lie in ben Ser.
Stdatsn nationales gisentbum iino,
Hihts aber tDnnen mir Dem Ssrrn
galliueer beitimmtsr perIihern. ais
oas, oab penu bic oeutihen Walounz
gen national pGren, bic ginsslitaaten
uiht iibsr sinen etnaissn Baum perfiiz
gen tDnnten. Dprauf 9err gullinger
absielt, tit tlar senug su ertsnnen.
Inter 3uertheiluns Der alastaer 2Gns
oereien On pripate ipiiros niht Elm
Subr perseben, bis Iie i'm 8efB bes
n-Gjusgenbsimiden Spnoituts
pdren. ueberipeiiune Der natipnaIsn
5oritsn an Die gin3s!itddten, in nell
den iie iih befinben, lpiirbe Die iofors
tige abbolsung Der WdIbsr aur Splse
baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
Yresramm nub Eolitif bes
Erdiioentem.

Der prdioent iit iest nah oSopo
seldnst uno bat bort cine R.bs gebals
ten, in Delher sr barIsgt, mas feline
aeminiitration selsiftet bat, mas iis
nod lelften Dia uHb bic 0rsnaen bieier
lsiitungen, fDelh 2eBtsres in cine qns
tlage sessn Die 5crtihtittlsr aus
tlingt
4ls srfe eeiituns pirp bic Rssulis
runs DER eiienbabnen befprohen. aIs
Der Yrdiibent Die Administration an.
irat iparen 0olf uno Hesieruna ben
GiltnbnbneH gegsniibsr mahtlos. Die
Negierung toHnte bios feititeIlen, baB
bic Gifenbobnen ben Jra6tDerieHoern
su Disl abforbern, fie bate aber fein
Nsdt fefsuftenen, mas fs forDern biirs
fen. Gas 1T jeBt anbers; bic Reaie.
runs felt bic Gradtraten feft. Sin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
Gterblidbf eriMt.

gaa SapGs 81, Cbi,rpatorp aps,
unb MOniisib apsnus, aunesnsntsiins
enng.
u. Giifiorb gedsr 80, 2227 poit
Sirobe. 6ersIsibsH.
Wcrsnrsib Glsboib 53, GcIIeas
lia Sanaiorium. EhpGhe.
Dennis Wabonep 80. 725 Rihmonb
Gtrobs. 9ubertulois.
John Smits Z. 1862 Wsitnoob
apsnut, Risrenlsiosn.
Ron Meaain SO. 9sunte Gisate.
1ubersuloie.
Dec. Quitin 80. 725 Carlisle 4ps.
GersIeiotH.
Rate 7r0usbn SO, 756 Ult. 6ops
4rsnue, 4rterisnpersollung.
Wlothilbo ScrDer 90, 1858 Ctblty
Sirnbt. Jnautii In Der Ehipsbt.
G!ifobetb poppsI GO, l1l6 Droper
Strcbe. 5nousit in Der SHDebe.
RcIine pcbn ~. 3041 Dsetmon
Strnbs. Tisrsnisisen.
5usob 0Isis 81. 1888 ooffnsr Gty..
arebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
2dsies Gncanaer NOIfsbIa 8reitas xy 1eptesbe 1e1I

bios bic Mittei gum 3ipsd. syn syoIa,
oeHen iinb mir Der Nniiht, bab bei
prdfibent gut bdrun tbdte, bic nubrel
Der Gortfdrittler su elmer pertrnuIi
den Iusfprohe ein3uIaben, bamit bil
Differtnsen ousseelihen iperDen, ne
folhe @erItdnbisung uns gum GrFoIg'
Der rspublisaniihen pdrtei unsrlabIid
fdeint.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
IeufidJer Eberlebrer.@erein.

llntsr esm gcriis bon 6errn 8. O..
Burger unb Der proiotoufiilruna bon
6trrn 6ermann Shroner bi.Iisn ass
Tern Rahmitioa bic bsutifen Gbers
ltbrr in Der Stabtbotis ibrs sriieEies
uns in oisfsm Sdu!jabre nb. Die 5srs
rem Oscor Grebner. !osinrih 6trrls
nno Morib Slider ipuroen pom pr1s
iioenien als nsue Witeliener porets
flsllt unb bteriibi. Or. lid mantt
nohmals auf ben neuen asbrpIon i'm
btutidxn Jspdrismsnt aufmersinm
uno auf ois Derihiso,n.n ipihtigsn
aenesrunssn seesniiber bem alien
ylane. Bon Der GrsdnsungsIsttiirf
nWsu uno 4tt" puroe pom Ehulrntb
cine ssniigtnbs GuantiGi beipillisi, 70
bdb I6mmtlife S6ulen bamii perf.s
ben ipsrbsn tonnsn. auh fir bic otuts
iftn Shullisberbiihlein ipurbe bnrn
Wsrmittluna bes RuiiisGuperiniens
benton DpIinuf ssforsi. Or. Deer Be
griib.t bic oeuifden Cberlshrer unD
ibeilis nit. bnb bas fur bsuie Rad
mittos anssiiiHbist. griebans Spiel
nift itntifinosn piirbe uRh biz nuf
Weiieus osrfdobtH lei.
9n btabiitiist ipirb. audi bic 2sbs
rer oss Dtuiiden on ben hohfdnIta
in ben Sbsrlsbrsrosrsin aufsunebmta.
lporiiber in etr nGhiten Dsrfnmmiin3
obssitimmi iptrben foll. tpirb Der pris
fibeni bic 3uiommtHiebune Der pers
fhiebensr gtusihlifie srii fpdier be-
tcnni eeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

I'm Der Ode Der OiIbert apenue
Lno Qceut strobs ionb ssfsrn zine
Gcliiion itctt 5ipifnen einsm pcn tenn
acniroiior Benjamin. npans bon 30.
20l7 Reubins Rcos sslsniten auto.
r:.obil unb cem Wlotcreple e<s RiHorD
Gtcnbon bon QoDsIanb. 8. NeiDs
s1duner purben naf Die Gsra6e a..
inltueeri. obne isboM nenntnswerIte
Wulesungen ncDOn3utrosen. 4uiomo.
q! unD Wosorepe!s ipurbtn lsint u.
fndbiqt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
0rieifaHen.

e. 9. = Die 4nsobsn bss Netrei.
fsn0sn iibsr ben unisrsans bsr ess
nanntsn osuti4en Rriessiotrseuae fnD
ridtig. Ole Rnb absr ni&t bur6
Nn4ldH Hlgitit. fonbsrn in tin<m BcIs
earn einelt beftisfn Gturn unb II an.
BERN nur6 einen llnfofI peruY-
fa4t ipcroen. Jn ieinem DalTl tonhelle
q Iin um ManoeI an 9erfdt. wie III
oes frnuJSDl&sn MoFine. 0ort linb
inntrbaIb etneS iag)en 3eitrGumS 1ipei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
xsrb 6iasinsati Xeys6lisan gIxt,

1H Der NerIammIuna bet Nprtb
Qineinnaii Republiean Club, III teuts
Nteno IN Der Wsdlenbufs 6aHs On
her untDeriitp unb 6ieblnnb 4pena:
lt0ttfinbet. nsrbeR be fot6tA1en sr
rtn Aniprc4sn batttn: aL 4lorriQ.
oes a1nbibdt fiis b0B 4Ri ~ Dig.
tagaDsmeiIlsrS; Gooor 9ofmIon. Or
0eNbibat fir ba1 4Mt 81 5tnDton-
9ali); euTp 9oeflx. ~ RanDibp!
et bA1 0mt ~ 6tehtJ atmeiFers
sab 6tabtanpaIt Gbnar6 1dlIarD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

Sc no d Der garteiFelIung Be-
urtEsilen Die &prreIponoentsn, bic Dem
prdiibenten auf Ieiner Reiie foIgen,
Die Wtrtung, bic feline Reoen auss
iiben. Wdbreno bic ginsn be6auptsn,
oab Der Brditpent in ben Io1enannte1
Sniurgentenitaaten pas @ot fir iit)
gemonnen babe, tpiro bas pon Der anz
beren Sette bsitritten. uebereinftims
menb fino jeooh bic 4niiht.n oarin,
bab Der prdiiosnt perionlia febr Be-
lie6t 1T. Bas Die 3ubOrsr BON fstn.n
pplitiIhsn 4niittsn penten, pirb
Dtrb pobl ni6t feit8uTtea:n iein. Be-
fttmmte 4ustuHft btsriiter III nur am
Wafltaee gu srlangen. Deun man
jeooh bic ofienfunoieen Dani6e ees
Boltes als SrateL betreFfs pss oor.
ausiihtlihen Rsiultats Qm Stimmtds
fen betra6tet. 10 1T nidt su beitrsiten,
paB Dus 9er!an9en mad biIigeren
preiIen fir ale Waar.n cntihispsn
oorpaItet. 9sIingt es oem prdfioene
ten bis gum Ropemb.r nG6ren ssabs
reg, cine 3OlIsrmdBigung unb bamit
cine grmdBiguns Der 8uarsnpreiis
herbst3ufiibrsn. 70 tanu er Der 9clts=
abitimmunq mil Rubs entgssen i.bsn.
Die perf0nli6e ge.iebtbsit, bertn .r
fih erfrsut, gereitt ibm in 70 melt gum
9ortbeil, als eriihtli6 ift, baB oas
Bolt ben Duni4 bsgt, sr mDge bic
grobe. DClds Der Sarif ibnl oufsrlegt,
sIuflih beiteRn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

enifsblihs aoioiiropbn aus aIsinen
|lirfnhsn snijinnosn. SIN iltbrigen bat
cine acmmiHion bes frnnS0iIi6tn
porlaments, bic nah Der GrploiioH
|nuf Der -Jtnn" cine unieriuhang
fiibris. ben Wnngef an Cronung ouf
bas ShGrfits sstanelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

Der fri bere SetretGr bes
Snnern, 8atinger, 1T auf bsm
apnierpiruHsss saongreB in 9enper
isinsm Quhfolger, Dem Setr.tGr Wals
fer 6. 5iIber. entgesengeireten. Der
2sBtere bat in Ssattls bic 4nfitt aug
sefproAen, oaB bic bette Wtstbpbe sur
4us6sutung Der aoblenlGnbereisn in
Alasta Die 8erpahtung beriel6en
mare, 70 oab bic Regierunq ftets bic
preIIe 81 melhen Die aoblsn seIiefert
tperosn, gu tontroliren Derm0se. Gas
nsnnt Ssrr 8nlingsr paternalififd,
fo5iali'tii6, bureautratifh. un.onitituz
tioneQ Il. I. m. Sein plan lit, bic
adnoereten birstt gu pertaufsu uno iie
odmtt prtDater ausbeutung obne mel.
ieren Regierungszaontrols su iiberlais
fen. Guh Der Rdtionulbeiis Der
Wdloer erregt 9errn 8aainsers Asrs
asrnIb. Beun mGn bsutsutage elmer
BsrDaltuHgszW zWabregel cine gmpfebz
lung geben nil. 10 beruft man lid,
barauf. baB iis in 9eutf6lano beftsbt
uno 5err galIinser bemiibt iih, auf
hiefs Wslie ieinen plan au ftiiBen, psI
der oabin gebt. Die Balounaen Den
Gin5slitaaten 81 iberlaHen, benn bas
seffebs aud in Deutf6Ianb. BORT aebe
ss tsins Rational Waloungsn, fonbern
nlr Stats uRb 4ommunal. .Wol<
ounsen. grao foae man unf.r natipe
nalss Goritzgureau abidaffsn. aerr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

Die Rem gorter Stsusrtomr
miifion iaet in ibrem Isstsn geridte,
oab bic perIpnaIzStsuer cine ShuIs
oes Weineios lei. Oas lit cine iehr
dIte 8eihihte, absr ss pabt oarauf bas
oeuti6e Sprihpprt: ,8esnuugensr
Glib tbut 8ott Ieip." untsr Der jssiesn
Steuergeiesgebung bss 2anoss babsn
Die 8eiiBer bon pcri0nli6sm Gigsns
tbum Die Wu6I, snttpeosr Better poer
msineioig gu peroen uno ss III be-
9reiflih, oub lie bic lcstsrs alternatipe
por3iebsn. auein Elm FOLDER 3uitano,
obeeieber Don Ieinen moraliIheu 8ss
oentsn, 1T audi poltspirthihaftlih
nift haltbar. Sotoeit ss unicren
Stoat betrifft, 1T isBt bur6 bic bspors
'tebenoe 9srfaiTunes- -Rsoiiior Gelez
eenbsit gegeben. bisrin WaHoel gu
ffdffen. gs tpiro piel oisfuttrt, ME bic
9srfuHuus in gs5ug auf Die Steusrs
frags gu dncern lei. Hu6 unisrem
grmeHen tann sine tpirtium, Nsnbss
ruug nur oorin beitehen. eab Der See
sislutur abioluts 5rsibsit in Der
Steuergeissgebuug eingerdumt miro
9l[e 8efhrdutungen Der Isgisldtipen
9epalt, bic gum S6uBs bes 8oltss
oienen iolltcu, Iino 81 befsn Rahtbsil
cusgeI6lagsn.
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9er9iirqermeiiter Don 81

Der 3 germei ter bon Sns
biunapolis bot cine Auantitdt aars
toffeln aneetauft, Die er gum aoitens
preiIe abgeben ipiro, um pem Wuhsr,
Der nit pisIem fpihtissn Nabrungsz
mittel gstriebeu tpirp, gu iteuern. gr
bat fir Die aartpffeln SO Gents ben
8ufbel besablt unp oirfte iiesu 70
Gents, mas bic SransporttpItsn beden
fpiirOe. abgebsn, ND dbreno bas 9ublitum
bisber $1.40 bs5dblt bat. Sn tieinen
Guantitdten itellt iih Der prsis fpsar
auf $500. Sb cas 9siipiel oes Sn-
btanapoltier giirgsrnsiitsrs Nahabz
mung finoen fpiro, 1T 5fpeifslboft,
aber es 1T feititebsnp. pab i'm laufe
Der 3eit irsenO eine Ienoeruns in Dem
9ertaufszSp'tsm eintrsten tpiro, pa
oas 9olt unmosIih auf bic Dauer
psrtragen tann, oab man ibm fir aIz
leg ben boppeltsn preis abforosrt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-04
LAURlER MAKES DECISION,
Prime Minister Will Attend Conference
and Coronation in England.

Ottawa, Ont, May 3.-As the result of
a conference today between Sir Wllfrid
Laurier and r. l.. Borden, the opposition
leader, an understanding was reached
which makes it practically certain that
the prime minister, with Sir Frederick
Borden and Hon. l.. p. Brodeur, will
leave on the steamer Virginian. sailing
from Quebec May 10, to attend the Impe-
rial Conference and the coronation.
Assurance was given by the opposition
leader that there would be no obstruc-
ton of supply in the Commons to carry
on the administration for at least three
or four months during the premier's abb
sence
The understanding between the two
leaders is not coupled with any condition
that the government will in any way
abandon its reciprocity proposals. The
premier's decision is in line with urgent
requests which have come from Great
Britain and a general sentiment among
members on both sides of Parliament that
it was desirable that Canada should be
represented by its first minister at both
the conference and the coronation.
The question as to what will happen to
the reciprocity agreement in Parliament
meanwhile is still somewhat problemat-
ical and there is no definite agreement
on this point. There is no question of the
government abandoning its intention of
using every effort to put the agreement
through the House this session.
1t is believed the Opposition is getting
the idea that 1t would not be politically
expedient for them to force an appeal to
CONTINUED on Page Twelye.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-04
oGUNoUIT FOREST FIRE.
Turned BY Wind and Controlled With
in Two Miles of Cape Neddick.

Ogunquit, Me. May 3.AThe forest
lage yesterday afternoon by a timely
shift of the wind when it was but half
a mile away and threatened to burn
everything before it, was still smolder-
ing today but doing no damage. 1t
divided and the main fire turned to-
ward Cape Neddck where it was con-
trolled within two miles of the village.
The Ogunquit branch was stopped at
the old post road. The total damage
was estimated at $4,000. Only one
house was burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-04
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, May 3.-Low tempera-
lures continued through Wednesday
from the West plains eastward to the
Atlantic coast. Frost occurred Tues
day night in the Middle Atlantic and
New England states and freezing
weather was reported from New Eng
land and New York and there were To-
cal SHOWS Wednesday in northern New
York and New England. A gradual
reaction to higher temperatures is in
dicated for the North and Middle
states east of the Rocky mountains
during the next two or three days. The
winds along the New England coast
will be light to moderate west; Middle
Atlantic coast, light variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-04
LOYAL LEGION
Orders Criticisms of Gen.
0. 0. Howard Ezpunged
From Paper Recently Read by
Capt. Shannon Of SaCO.
Former Gov. fredk. Robbie, Aged 80,
Is Elected Commander.

Portland, Me-, May 3.-The Maine
Commandery of the Loyal Legion at
its annual meeting here today. voted
to instruct the registrar to expunge
from the paper of Capt. James H.
Shannon of Saco read at recent
meeting, the criticisms it contained of
Gen. O. o. Howard Capt. Shannon
had declared that Gen Howard ought
to have been court martialed and shot
for his conduct at the battle of Chan
cellorsville.
The motion to expunge, which car
ried with it the dissent of the COM
mandery from Capt Shannon's accusa-
tions, was made by Former Governor
Seiden Conner.
Former Governor Frederick ROBBIE of
Gorham, who is SO years old was
elected president of the commandery.
He was present and made brief ad-
dress. Until within a few weeks Gov.
Robbie has been seriously and it was
feared fatally i'll. other officers chos-
en- were:
Senior vice president, Gen. Jonathan
P. Cilley; Junior vice president, Capt.
Frank A. Garnsey; registrar, Major
Henry S. Burrage; treasurer, Capt
Thomas J. Little; chancellor, Edward
A. Shaw; chaplain, DR. John S. Sewall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-04

Joseph Nesce, alias Joseph Nash,
died in the electric chair Wednesday
morning at Auburn. n. Y, for the
murder of his son-in-l law, Thomas Del
monte. The murder was committed
in a quarrel over a meat bill in Water
loo in February, 1910. One contact
was sufficient to cause death. Nash
who had become reconciled to his fate
only few days ago, went to the chair
unfalteringly. He looked over the
heads of the witnesses, muttering in
Italian: God have mercy upon me-"
and spent his last moments caressing
his crucifix. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-04

1t is officially confirmed that the
Swiss government has accepted with
cordial thanks s1S0,o0O in the form of
United States steel bonds from An
drew Carnegie for the purpose of
establishing a Swiss hero fund.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-04
IN THE SENATE.
Committee on Expenses Provides for
Reopening lorimer HEARING.

Washington, May 3.-RenewaI of the
Lorimer investigation was provided for
today by the Senate committee on con-
tingent expenses, which approved a PESO
luton covering the expenses of such an
INQUIRY. me report will come up in the
Continued on Page Eighth
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THE WEATHER
FAIR.

Washington. May 3.-Forecast for
New England Fair Thursday and
Friday; slowly rising temperature;
light to moderate west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-04
Boston Forecast.

Boston, May 3.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Fair Thursday and Fri
day slowly rising temperatures Fri
day; moderate to brisk westerly winds,
diminishing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-04
MUlLEN'S REPLY
To Offer of Assistance Made BY Mayor
Curtis of Portland.

Portland, Me-, May 3.-The following
letter from Mayor Charles w. Mullen
of Bangor has been received by Mayor
Continued on Page Twelye)
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A SATISFYING SMOKE
Electric Cigars

Boston made of highest grade tobacco.
Union made fOc each, 8 for %. Electric
Cigar Co.. Makers. Boston. 4Hss
Agents:-F'uler-H olway Co.. Augusta.
Me-: Geo. b. Morse & Co.. Gardiner Me-;
Augusta Fruit Co., Augusta.
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1904
1sc. CIGAR

Ice. CIGAR
sAsgIarsest selling brand Of 100. cigars
", tho world. ENOUGH SAiD-Fao.
9Wrv. Manchester. Nsw Hamnshire.
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RELIABILITY

When buying Jewelry the reliability of
the firm you're trading with Is the first
consideration. have been in the Jewel
~ business right here on Lisbon St
article sold in NM ny store to be exactly vs as
represented. also guarantee my prices
to be as low (or lower as any other re-
liable Jewelry house in Maine!
Watches, Diamond Rings, Wedding
Rings, Seal Rings, Silverware for the
table, and all sorts of beautiful and in
expensive Gift articles.
DreW's Reliable JeWeIry Store
Established 1Ss1-4s yeara agol
N Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Me.
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