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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-05-29

HANCOCK POMONA, 10.
Following is the program for this meet
ing of Hancock Pomona grange with Ar
butus grange, Surry, June Z:
Opening exercises
Address Of welcome .-....Master Hest Grange
Hespousfv-s-..-s......-. -.''.NsIlie wood
Basiuess
Report Of oranges
Topic, what can we do 10 make our
farms more soli-snssainingtf
George Phillips, Mark CHM
Recess
Call to order
Music. ...-.s-s 1905 Sohie AFeNofk1
confertiug hfth degree
Paper: "origin Of names Of months and
days Of wesks",.......,-.......L sperry
Topic: sPermanen Mt improvements Of high
ways".............Fw Rollins, John Wood
Program Of host grange
Closing
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BIBLE READINGS.

Mum. xii. Is: II Kings XII. O.
10: II Chron. XXI. IL. II: Prov.
Xxx. 10: Matt. xiv. 1851; XIV,
%, %; Rom. xii. 10. II; ii Cor.
ii, II; Tit. II. GIG: Jas. i. II:
Heb. K. 1925; III John IL.
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MUM.

II you haven't the time to exerice regularly
Doan's Regulets will prevent constipation.
They induce mild. easy, healthfui action OF
the bowels without gripping. Ask yonr drug
gist for them. 25c.--Adsf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-05-29

onshel of Liverpool salt SHALL ErtfA "a
pounds. and . hnshei Of Tark's fslApS ~
shall weigh % puauds.
The standard weigh, Of hushe3 a lsasaas.s
In good order and ct for shlputsf /, a
pounds. Of apples, ~ pounds.
The standard weight Of a aashsl % beans il
good order aad flt for shtppiut. - ta peaa&sl
Of wheat, hcets. rutA-hAEA tarulps sas psas
81 pusndsi Of corn. vs. poands. nf aaians q
pounds of carrots kagitzh turptps. Fye asA
Indian meal, 80 posHdsi ~ psrsuigs IS gasras:
ot barley and aacksaeNt. 81 pc2a8f. ai oass
81 po9uds. or even measure a. ~ a<FrenAst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-05-29

In cases of rheumatism, relief from pain
makes sleep and rest possible. This may
be obtained by applying Chamberlain's
Eminent. For sale by all dealers.
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HIGHLAND. se4, xoKTH rExonsoor.

HIGHLAND, 55i, NORTH PESoBscoT.
Highland grange met May "a; twenty
nine present. A good program was given.
Next meeting will be young peoples
meeting, with Hill Wilson as master. A
memorial program will be given.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-05-29

HROokLIN. Aol.
Brooklin grange held Its regular meet
ing May n; sixteen members and two Wis.,
itors present. The worthy MASTER, Prin
Allen, favored with song. which was fol-
lowed by quotations by all. There was no
husfuees
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-05-29

very much appreciate all these helpful
letters. VIII you each aud all accept sim
cere thanks from AUNT MAp0E.
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pATss

Friday, June = Meeting OF Hancock
Pomona grange with Arbutns grange,
Surry
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Important Letters 10
All Who Suffer.

II suffered from indigestion i9i
long time. Last May almost qIe St
The doctor told me it WAS a'ute M M
gestion aud l could not be en WV
Since that time | have suffered F o,e
much, as some days everything l @Ss'
even light food. as soft boiled s s,asn
would distress me. lost
pounds. Sometimes | felt thas nth
could not live another day. A m aIa.s
ago got box of MI-0-NA tao as I
Before / had used them a We hnxss
and / feel as we'll as / ever did Eunice
A. Peters, Jackson, Ga ,,..s for
Use MI-0-NA stomach taoiess ayi.
quick relief from sour stomach, and
ness, heartburn, belchlng OF gas IA. "a"
distress after eating. They are 4.
anteed. Large box so cents az u
Parcher' sand druggists eyery"ne-e~,
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advertisements.
WOMAN SICK
twelve YEARS
Wants Other Women to Know
How She Was Finally
Restored to Health.

Louisiana, Mo-. III think woman
dislikes to make her troubles
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MfKISLEY.

A son vas born to A. l. Black and wife
May IS.
Work is progressing rapidly on Frank
McMullip's new shed on his hsri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Reed are receiving
congratulations ON the birth Of son.
May %. 2. Nj.
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ELLSWORTH MARKET

The quotations below riva ~.
retail prices in Ellsworth: 'anssul
country proa,..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
ODDFELLOWS ELECT
OFFICERS; PICK SAGINAW

PORT HURON, Mich, May 22.-
The convention of Michigan Oddfel-
lows today decided to hold next years
meeting at Saginaw.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: James johns
ton, OF Cadillac, Mich, grand patr.-
arch; Thomas Conlin, Crystal Falls
grand high priest; John b. Penfieid
vicksburg, grand scribe; Andrew Har,
shaw, Delray, grand treasurer; Rich
ard Lindsay, Detroit, grand senior wa:
den; E. E. Rosenberg, Of Muskegon
grand junior warden.
The appointive officers are G. Henri.
Horn, of Detroit, who advances from
grand inside sentinel to grand mar
shall; Fred w. Mayne, of Charlevoix
who advances from grand outside sen
tinel to grand inside sentinel, and M
c.. Rose, Detroit, appointed grand ont
side sentinel
I. Cohen, of Detroit, who has been
grand patriarch, and John L. Miller,
OF Charlotte, were elected delegates
from the grand encampment of the
grand sovereign lodge convention to
be held In Winnipeg, Manitoba, Sept
16, IL, 10, 20 and 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
DEPT OF PuBLic'woRks.
Detroit, May 20, 1912. /.
PROPOSALS FOR WASHING AND
PAINTING WALLS AND CELL
INGS IN CITY HALL.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit, Mich, until Tuesday,
May rs, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m, stand
ard time, a (which time and place they
will be opened, for furnishing all the
labor and material, for the following
work, viz: Washing and painting cell
ings and walls In Council Chamber.
City Treasurer and Tax Receivers Of
fces in City Hall. In accordance with
specifications on tile In the office OF
the Department OF Public Works.
Said work to be done In a workman
like manner and to the Satisfaction OF
the Department OF Public Works.
Bidders are required to file certi-
fed bank check In the sum OF $500 with
the Department OF Public Works before
the proposals are opened. conditioned
that should they be found to be the
lowest bidders. they will. within five
days after being awarded the contract,
furnish an assured surety bond In the
full amount OF contract
Checks and proposals. to be placed In
separate ENVELOPES.
The right TO reject any or all pro-
posais is expressly reserved.
(4175 j. j. HAARER.
(s2s) Commissioner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
PtRE MARQUETTE WILL :,
DEFAULT ON INTEREST,"
I FORECLOSURE IN SIGHT )
Court Refuses Receivers Per-
mission To Meet Bond obi
CATION of $143,950
SOME BILLS ORDERED PAID
Judge Angel. Evidently Thinks
Road Cannot Weather
Financial Gale

Judge Angel. on Wednesday, de-
MED the petition OF the receivers OF
the Pere Marquette. for authority to
pay the interest on the bonds OF the
Chicago & West Michigan railroad.
The interest on these bonds amounts
TO $l43,950, and the bonds are Sc
cured by a first mortgage on severalI
divisions OF the road In western
Michigan and northern Indiana. The
trustee under. the mortgage Is the
Guaranty Trust Co., OF Boston.
Judge Angel granted the receivers
authority to pay a number Of misceh
laneous items. which really come UNI
der the head OF operating expenses,
but were not included In the order
appointing the receivers. These
claims include expenses for medical
aid and hospital treatment for injured
passengers and employees: bills fol-
the use OF tugs In Lake Michigan and
the st. Clair river In connection with
the transfer boats; bills for repafs
to transfer steamer No. 20 and tras-
fer steamer, No. 10. amounting to 81
200, covered by insurance.; claimsior
personal injuries, and damages 20
property which were incurred bore
the appointment of the receiversRnd
witnesses fees and legal costs In tese
cases; newspaper advertising &C
counts; a balance due the Wdern
Union Telegraph Co., amounting S5,-
646; all bills incurred on the CaIfhian
division which were made first films
on the earnings by the CaAdian
courts, and certain payments iocon-
tractors for repair work which al
ready under way.
The action of Judge Ange In
denying the authority TO pay tn In
terest on the Chicago & West Nthi-
gan bonds, which are a first mortlge
upon the property covered and IRE
classified as underlying issues Is
taken to mean that q sale he
property will be forced and that1o
reorganization plan will be vt
through without a drastic scalg
down OF the obligations of the ROD.
No action can be taken by 70
trustees under the mortgage for )
days after June 1, when the intera
falls due, but they will undoubted
enter suit for foreclosure and II an
snch action Is taken by these bone
holders all the others will take sim,
la. steps to protect their interests.
The decision of the court indicates.
that Judge Angel does not believe
that the road can continue to pay in
Iterest on the underlying bonds and
make the necessary improvements to
furnish good service In Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
Ordinance No. 4a2.

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section /.
of Article 81 of an ordinance entitled
AN Ordinance defining the duties
and powers OF the Department OF
Buildings and the establishing of a
building code for the City OF De-
troit"
1t Is hereby. ordained by the People
OF the City OF Detroit:
Section /. That Section 4 of Article
81 OF an ordinance entitled IAN OrdfI
nance defining the duties and power,
OF the Department OF Buildings an
the establishing of building code 10
the City of Detroit" be, and the sam
Is hereby amended so as TO read q
follows:
Sec. 4. Windows on Side. No fen
ment shall have any side wall co,
tanning windows within three car III
OF the side lines OF the lot on Will
such tenement Is built, street and :
ley lines excepted. Tenements frontlr
on the same street and on a portionf
lot or plot without side lines OF r.
ord shall be built at least six (e) Of
apart. IN
Approved May IL, 1912.
VIM. p. THOMPSON,
Attest: CHARLES A. NICHOLS.
(92D City CleS
tofhcial papers please copy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING.

Sealed proposals will be received
M the office OF the Fire Commission
until 8 O'Clock y. m. Monday, May "a,
1912. for erecting and completing shed
at Engine House No. 3s, corner Lawn
dale and Blackstone avenues In ac-
cordance with plans and specifications
on Ale in the office OF r.. Il. Raseman,
Architect Penobscot building. The
right 10 reject any and all bids Is ex-
pTessly reserved. Contractor must fur-
rish satisfactory bonds I'm the amount
81 contract TO guarantee fulfllment OF
same Bids will be endorsed Proposal
for Building" and will be delivered In
GEORGE w. sTocKwELL.
te9O) Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
Ordinance No. 4ea.

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section IL
OF Article 20 OF an ordinance. enti-
tied AN Ordinance defining the du-
ties and powers OF the Department
of Buildings and the establishing OF
a building code for the City OF De-
troit." approved Feb, "a, 1911.
IL Is hereby ordained by the People
of the City OF Detroit:
Section ]. That Section IL OF Article
20 OF an ordinance, entitled "An Ordi-
nance defining the duties and powers
OF the Department OF Buildings and
the establishing OF a building code for
the City OF Detroit be. and the same il
hereby amended SO as to read as fol-
lows:
COURTS Every theater building
erected shall have at least one front
on the street. and In such front there
shall be suitable means OF entrances
and exit for the audience. In addition
to the aforesaid entrances and exits
on the street. there shall be reserved
for service In case OF emergency, an
open court or space on the. side not
building Is located on corner lot /;
and on both sides OF said building
where there Is but one frontage on the
street. No street. alley or. court In
the rear Of any stage shall be consid-
cred as an emergency court as is here
In called for.
These courts or passageways shall
extend from the proscenium wall line
to the rear OF the auditorium. Such
courts or passageways shall be open to
the sky at least fifty 600 per cent OF
their length and shall be continued out
TO the street fronts through passage
ways enclosed by incombustible ma
sonry construction. and shall not be
obstructed by gates, locks or doors of
any kind. Such courts or passage
ways shall not be less than seven 10
feet In width where seating capacity
IL less than one thousand u,000). If
more than one thousand O,000) and
not more than eighteen hundred Q,SOO)
then the width shall not be less than
eight (s) feet and II more than eigh-
teen hundred u.s00) then the width
Approved May IA, 1912.
VIM. B. THOMPSON,
Mayor.
Attest: CHARLES A. NICHOLS.
(923) City Clerk.
(ofncial papers please copy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
DETROITER FOUND DEAD
IN SPRINGFIELD. MO.

w. J. Majors, coroner of Spring.
field, Mo-, has sent telegram to the
local police informing them that James
K. Hammond, believed to be a De.
troiter, was found dead In Springfield,
Tuesday morning. Local police are
asked to trace the mans relatives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENToF
PARKS AND BOULEvARDs.
R Room zVi; CITY Hail q :.

ROOM ZUI, CITY Hail,
Detroit. Mich, May 20, IL.
Sealed proposals will be receiN al
the above office until ~ o'clockloon
on Monday. May 81, 1912, for theon.
struction OF extension to
rs DOCK
at the east end OF Belle Isle par
All proposals must be accounted
by a certified check equal TO 5 pecent.
of the amount of the bid as a stran-
tee that contract will be entere into.
Plans and Specifications may 4 seen
at the above office.
BIDS must be Submitted In trficats.
The Commissioner reserves thriRht
to reject any OF all bids.
M. p. HURLBr.
II. w. BUSCH.
Secretary. l22)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23

AS are owned by you. on or before
the 10th day of June. 1912. or In default
reconstructed or put TO proper line and
grade by the Department OF Public
Works. and the expense thereof, to-
gether whit he cost OF this publica-
ton, wilfSbe assessed against said lots
j. ]. HAARER,
(921) Commissioner OF Public Works
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-01
Giants. Joe Willis, Cardinal.re
cruit, tanned them.

Brooklyn crawled out, of last
place by taking two games from
Boston.
Yesterdays defeat at hands Of
Pirates was seventh straight for
Cincinnati. Hank O'Day peeved.
Holman will not join Pirates
until next week.
Cole was in Pirate uniform.
.PoweIl's twirIing against the
Tigers featured only game in
American League.
Ty Cobb. scored Detroit's only
run with triple-in the first.
{, - --- ------
Giants have new player; regl-
lar human Stat. Name, Ernest
Shore; originated, Girard Col
lege, North Carolina; height, 6
feet 3 inches; weight, 110pounds.
H
Fred Tenney, famous first base
man, last year manager of Boston
Nationals, has permanently re-
tired from baseball.
+ ~
New York Nationals have won
q games. Three times have won
nine straight, only to lose tenth
Experts differ on verdict in last
nights fight at Philadelphia be-
tween Ad Wolgast and Young
Jack O'Brien.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-01

O'Brien did leading and out
fought Wolgast after being drop !
The evening world., 1912-12-27

what she should do about II. She was
subpoenaed to appear Monday. she said.
Should she talk before the Grand Jury
or would her appearance as a witness
In tho police trials seal her lips. Walsh
:old the Witness she could talk rs much
as she pleased.
Then Grant renewed his cross-ex-
animation by asking her II she were yet
prepared to give her real name. Mrs.
Goode snapped an emphatic mo" The
lawyer for the accused patrolman then
wanted to know II she had not passed
under the name of Katherine Berkeley
In 1892 The witness answered that sne
had never used that name. Nor had she
ever lived In South Glen Falls. N. Y,
a. Grant seemed to think she had.
The attorney resumed the harsh tao
ucs he had followed In former examine
tions Of Mrs. Goode with the evident
purpose OF attempting to break down
her cool self confidence. He failed even
to draw tears from the witness. When
he intimated by his questions that Mrs
Goode had been In collision with the
District-Attorney' office to keep Sc.
cret the present whereabouts of saraf
Green, the former servant of Mrs Good,
whose corroborative testimony before
the Grand Jury served to pin the indict.
ment for extortion on Skelly, Mrs
Qoode stoutly maintained that she did
not know where the servant was now.
A subpoena addressed to the District
Attorneys once would reach Sarah. she
thought.
The evening world., 1912-12-27
s5O0,0OO TIARA
DAzzLES GUESTS
At DRAPER BALL
Worn by Mother of $50, OoO,.
600 HeiresS Who Leads
Minuet in Washington.

c,S,,,~,ou
"iN"ioN' Dec' <1-Miss he'eh
Iatt and her guest. Miss Edith Morgan
or New York. Robert Taft. Mr.. Camp
bell Of London. members Of the diplo.
matio corps and representatives of the
residential and o0,c,a, az, a, Oh. an,,.,
,o IN. r,r,h.. :, ,oo 80. -. -.
.,u., l., - 80.
- peeauunar Christmas Dan
49,, "hhain n. Drapsr'
800" VI '"e Aorner Amoassauor 10
.'a'y' a"e he1 oaushter. MISS Marsaret
rIes'oh draper, sso'oV'V0 heiress.
fhs guests VINO arrived at 10 o'clock.
came IN eighteenth century French
court COSTUMES. and the old lace, Jewels
ana furbelows represented an outlay
Of many thousand dollars. Mrs.
Draper. wearing . gown OF white satin
brocaded in broad bands of black vel
vet. received the guests. Flounces and
furbslows OF old lace trimmed the cos
tune. which was completed NV Mr..
Drspers famou. 5000 600 ,iara ,bro.,.
49,. .,.," 49,,
p.ee. "eaeo anu oou'e' ''"A'"eh's
OF pear-shaped pearls
Mise Draper. q fair-haired, slender
girl. wore a costume Of pink and blue,
the short bodice having a square neck
and the puffed sleeves cascades Of
The evening world., 1912-12-27
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.
values and Deductions Filed BY
state Comptroller.

Deputy State Comptroller Fraser
transmitted the following appraisals Of
estates under the Inheritance tax law
to-day to the Transfer Tax Office Of the
surrogate's Court:
Smith ELY. Mayor Of New York City
from 1877 to 1879. died ut Livingston. n.
j., July I. 1911. and left an estate which.
according to the report of Appraiser Jo-
seph I. Berry. was valued at Ai,l63, 7a7.
The deductions for administration ex-
penses, commissions and other legal
charges amount to $67,4ol and reduce the
net value to 3i.OG.3l3.
Abbey Jane Taylor OF Roxbury. Mass.
died Nov. 2s, 1910; assets. stocks, taxable
In New York State. total value N,4?6;
net value, N,3S.
James McGovern, died July g, 1911; to-
| tai estate. 81. Zoe; net value. ti9.79s.
Michael Goldberger. died Aug. l. 1911:
total estate. 20. 4ls; net value. $i9.066.
Thomas N. Fox. died Oct. n, 1906; to-
tai estate. @.7w. No deductions enum-
| Grated.
Mary T.. KELLOGG of North Canaan.
Conn, died Jan. ~, 1911. Deposits in
New York banks OF &3.6Se. Net value.
| $4,000.
Ellen McGreevy. died Sept. 8. 1900,
total estate. t2,ss<. Net value. t2.02s.
| SUuTtSH W. niVu pe'' -
1905. No tangible assets in New York
| state. ''fN
| Rev. Montague Earle wildly Of Ter
race Lodge. Richmond. Surrey. Eng.
land, died Dec. 81. 1910. Assets taxa.
BILE In New York State. 32,s92. Net
value, $3.50.
Annie c. Rand of Minneapolis. MINI.
died April s. 1910. Assets taxable IN
New York State. stocks, sb,ssS. Ne
value. $3.50,
IIerminic Poliak, died Feb. II, 1903
no tangible assets In New York State
Mary r. Currie. died Aug. II, 1898,
supplemental report makes . redistri
button Of tho estate.
George l.. Peabody, q nonresident
deed OF death not shown. Supple
mental report confirms former report
Martin u. Tyreil. died June 20, 1898
total estate, cash IN banks, 33S.002
Net value. 32S.146.
Eleanor c. Nichols, . nonresident
died April 20. 1908. Supplemental re
port confirms former report maxim
total assets. $3.50; deductions amour
to Ssse and leave New York estat
insolvent.
The evening world., 1912-12-27
CHILD SET 6F|RES,
SHE SAID, BECAUSE
ANGELS MADE HER
Sixteen-Year-Old Girl Admits
Causing Pulling Blazes in
Brooklyn Apartment.

A mystery which has been keep,ns
Fire Marshal Brophy awake nirh,s M.
solved. to-day. whom cr.c. rr.,v,,.
six,eep vear. ola .,,,.r o.
h,,...v.a no.,.. 49,. - '
-, "''' '"o
..D.," e no. '.' 're SIX u"es 70 tne
a. .s," ~par ''"e". mouse AZ NO.
o" "Se"ue' brooklyn.
:" '"o ei"oon' +" oenvery
10y o' department wore smeiled
s..,,s, "''"ay VI 'he
a op"ys men nave
" 'a'oiy - f1re hah'
u '"e eehs' aoaaze' lie was
u"s W. !" sve the alarm. when
ne pumped INTO a small girl and upset
'ne bucket Oh water she carried.
me mousse Is on hre!' the boy cried.
Know she SAID. Il was Just go
ing 10 Try 10 Pat IT out"
Inc engines did not arrive more
promptly than Brophy at Fire Hail."
and by the time they had extinguished
the flames he was well started with
his investigation. The delivery boy.
who had been detained, told him OF the
girl and the bucket of water. After the
other fires Brophy had heard something
about a small girl having bean seen
running through the halls with n bucke,.
fuI nj water. 40 he M, n bo,,, era,r. b.
Through tho bou.e ,ror, .n.r,,na,, ..
anar,mont went ,h. a.. ,,.r.s., 80
~. a.,,,.rr ho,, r., ~ u, y.
I.a. c,.rn ,,.,, - a.
go 80. r., 'e'
..,,,. 49,,
boo. e"' SUI" '"e oe''er'
~.
=, ""s ,a"e" W D'op"s o'"ee'
49, 49, Ds,ns 'e"''nae" ., 'ne m
Wv" '''"''' Blu 'o'u re-
-,
-, 80, o"e % t"e "res'
a. -, ""~' "'""e ''e
..r,,. . 49,, 49,. .,,,
.uas.s, uss.," e''"s'
.Y III. 80. A.
,,r, ..Euo -, 80 ."e
aoh. "a ~. a.. 80. - me-
80. $500. 49, c.-.,e
-. -, r,'
'' "."u' A"ey WI s'op ""'''
e"u SO. "'e "
Ever since my tather died. year
ago. l have had the headaches. Mother
lives at No. 1894 Bergen street and she
has to work now. do, too, because
there are three little sisters to take care
The evening world., 1912-12-27
COURT FINES LAWYER
70 FOR BRINGING TITANIC SUIT
A. Leonard Brougham Must Pay
$500, Half Going to Owners
of Ship.

Judge Hough. In an order made to-day
In the Fsdsrsi District Court. imposed
fine of 100 In the case Of A. Leonard
Brougham. . lawyer. who was adjudssd
Guiity OF coatsmpt Of court In bringins
damage suit for $4,000 In the State
Supreme Court for Elisabeth II. Natsoh.
widow Of q Titanic victim. against the
Ocsanio Steam NaviGation Company,
Limited. owner OF the sunlen liner. In
violation OF the restraining order issued
In the Limitation Of liability proceedings
Judge Hough directs that half Of the
nne shall 20 TO the government and the
other half to the Oceanic steam NaviKa-
tion Company, Limited, which In the
corporate title Of the White star Line
He further states that n the nne Ia not
paid within ten days or no lawful steps
are taken 10 review the order An attach.
ment shall be Issued against Brougham
and he shall be committed to jail until
the hne 10 paid.
The evening world., 1912-12-27

have overcome this mental weak
ness and have acquired the right
sense OF moral responsibility.
"In consideration Of these things.
I beg to ask Your Honor to Danish
me from the United States and have
me return to Germany.
IT beg to state. also, that partial
restitution has been made and the
rest will be made up as soon As I
receive q remittance from Germany.
II ask Your Honor to show me this
clemency. which may be Justified In
this case"
So greatly impressed was Judge Eos
ter by the boys story ana by the cor
roborating statements Of Mrs. Camp
bell that he remanded Huepps unit
Monday for sentence.