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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-02-07
SALISBURY COVE.
Feb. 8.

Isaac Emery, one OF. Eden's highly-re-
spected citizens, is very ill of heart
trouble.
A valentine party and sale OF fancy ar
tieles, followed by supper, will be given
by the Eden Baptist church sewing circle
Feb. II in Bay View grange hall.
The ladies' Baptist sewing circle met at
the home of the Misses Rich Friday after
noon. The circle is invited to the home
of Mrs. Cunningham at HuI's Cove next
Friday.
Feb. 8. X
Mrs. j. c. Hamor is gaining rapidly, af-
ter being confined to the house for several
months.
Ralph Robbins left for Bangor Monday
to look after some horses he has wintering
at Nicolin.
Harry Stearns and wife spent Sunday in
Ellsworth, the guests OF }. Atwood Bow
den and wife.
Feb. 5. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-02-07

good TINA was enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover wsre much pleased that so many
attended; also with their many pretty and
useful presents.
Feb. 5. ANON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-02-07

Some men never succeed in putting their
best foot forward because they are una bic
to decide which one it is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-02-07

x. Y. z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

The Empire offers a classy blu this
week Even the pictures are better
than usual.
Armstrong and Ford are the bright,
particular stars Of the new show.
Their turn. which il not programmed.
IL entitled THE Johnnie and the
Con-" Fun OF decidedly English
flavor L. uppermost.
A sister" act. quite different from
tho usual. is shown bv the three Dixon
sisters. They are pretty girls. have
GOOD voices, are clever Instrumental
lists and dance well.
A European feature, designed along
fun lines as well as proViding some
re nsat ional gymnastic stunts, Was
Shown by the Les MontfJrts. The
feats on the giant swinging oar at the
close II their turn Is h tif-ra'scr.
Wit IL the forte Of Nevins and Cor
don. Their whimsical hu5nor and
their classy fashion Of putting over
their songs won them many heart
ehcorcy. They executed few nifty
steps toe, that were goA ] 20 see.
Lieutenant EldredGe calls ms act
~ Novelty from the Philippines.
II. rep~td,.ces, with the al Of Get
orede sinas. such happenings as me
s,natI" % tho itantle, ~ san Frau
cisco 81. ,nquahe ana IT." 2Hc MS en-
tcrtainneut 70 immensyIT pleasant
1nA uuute te rcr .' 80 III Keep
.rp MIN III: general ''rt.i"ncc Il the
tin Il . q MATERIAL . rs sue
cess.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

SAYS THAW IS
An |NCURAbLE
AGED AIIENIgT CALLS YOUNG
MILLIONAIRE DANGEROUS
PARANOIAC,

WHITE PLAINS. n Y. July L.
Tr.. Austin Flint the aged alien 81
whom Harry X. Thaw charges Is IAN
old snioklefritz," conspiring with Je-
rome to keep him in Matteawnn. was
on the stand more than five hours to-
day toGtifying against the slayer OF
stanford White In lunacy proceedings
before Justice Martin J. Keogh. DR..
Flint said Thaw is dangerous and
incurable paranoiac. G.. J. Shearn,
attorney for Thaw, went into Or.
F'lint's associa ton with Evelyn Mes
bit Tbaw. The witness admitted that
no had often been in her company.
but said that relations had always
been purely professional. lilo said he
had been paid $1,000 for services in
the case. Doctors Flint and Medicinal Ia
are expected 70 testify tomorrw
Precious to DIR. F'lint's testimony
leading States Attorney Jerome had
made another unsuccessful attempt
TO have the case tried by q Judge 9TH
er than Justice keogh. MIR. Jerome
told the court he tJarome) had been
informed that the court had discussed
the caSe no less than three weeks
before tho hearing opened. The mat
tiers discussed related TO converse
ton between Justice Keogh and Rus
sell Peabody. Thaw's first counsel,
held five years ago. Justice keogn
told Mr.. Jerome that he was mis-
taken IN his Information and ordered
the hearing to proceed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

The Ritou MANAGEMENT picked up
good thing when they landed Charlie
Mack to head this weeks bill. Mdc< $
inimitable drollery in his monolosue,
and his novel songs get the Lang =
every time He is the best black
face artist the local vaudeville stage
have mad =fff=@foffE TINA rails ara
Falls the two chunky youngsters
from Niagara. are well named II
might be- changed 10 Tumbles ana
Turnbles with good effect They are
sprightly youngsters who pull off =
good comedy acrobatic turn with snap
and VIM introducing some sensation
al novelties, Alvia and Alvia are
as cute as they make them in their
song and dance act. and the special
feature, an unnamed act. presenting
a male pianist and a songstr"ss, in
topical songs and musical novelties,
liz one Of the best dressed acts as
well az one Of the most meritorious
on the oilo.
The kinemacolor pictures are not
shown this week, being replaced By
some up-to- date black and white
photo plays which are equally as
good. The Bijou amends it's usual
program this week by putting on four
acts and giving three performances
daily instead or The CONTINUOUS pro-
gram as heretofore The big house
was crowded at every performance
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
STUART HELD IN
SOUTH CAROLINA

Detective Fred l.. Kren8le Jeff 'ast
last evening for Charleston, S. 9,
armed with a requisition for one A. j.
Stuart, who is wanted in this city 70
answer several charges of theft ard
possibly one of forgery The man is
in custody In the South Carolina
metropolis.
Stuart was employed here by j. r.
Walter, 20e South Harrison street. TO
operate a grocery store, Mr.. walters
being an old man and forced to SIN
ptuy Soma one TO look after his oual-
hess. 1t was on the night of May Attn
last. ina, stuart did his fancy work,
according to the warrants in the rass,
based on what Mr. walters told them,
That was Saturday and ths cash
register showed that the store took In
on that date s202.oa, and there was
received in cash on account from per
sors who settled ar esas end Ss tAe
week some $is7
When an investigation Of the books
was completed il WAS found that the
entire cash was missing, that the vs-
lious firms around the city had re
ceived orders for goods, that other
concerns had supplied Stuart with
clothing.
Mr. Walters had lately bought "ut
the store and was engaged in ouAo-
ing up a trade. but the business was so
heavy that he could not sttend - i
himself, and he employed Stuart. IL
has developed that letters came TO the
store for Walters and ii is reported
that in them were checks for Nait'ts.
which he claims never to have gotfen.
THIS phase or the case IL now De lg
investigated Mr. Walters Was left
practically broke when the clerk dis
appeared from the place OF business.
Detective krengle got a trace OF the
man and caused his arrest. and he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
p1sanpointed in Convention.

PETERSBIRG, VA, July l.--Tne
interest In Petersburg In rhe proceed
fngs OF the Baltimore convention IL
intense. though many are becoming
disguised at the tactics used to pre-
vent nomination. The majority
sentiment In Petersburg favo-s Wood
row wilson, and Saturday evening a
number Of prominent Democrats wired
rr J. M Burke, the Petersburg dele
gate. TO vote for Wilson, II he wants
10 live In the city The doctor has
been voting with other Virginia dele
gates for Mr.. Underwood
j. Gordon Bohannon, OF this city.
Democratic elector for this district,
who has been in attendance at the
Baltimore convention during the past
week has returned home. He rep
yosHnts TIA scenes in the convention
"A thoroughly disappointing and dis
CusfnR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
REFLECT PETERS,
MILLS TO Be AIDE
Nrrx COUNCILMAN WILL. CAUCUS
NEXT NOyDAY--ALDEH
snnN TaErREAEvrER
SOON THEREAFTER

In order to get into working shape
the members OF tina next common
council will hold r. caucus next Mon
day night, at which time officers viii
be chosen and rules adopted.
The newly elected council Will 20
into office September is
A. he meeting mex Monday night
President Peters Will be elected TO
preside over the hody and Captain
Morgan r MiiIs ~lli be chosen az
vice president
THESE Two members OF couaeA Will
be tho Oldest men m point or service
in fhe new council Mr. Peters has
served as president I'VE terms wni ia
NJ. Mile acted az wfce-presioens
several wears ago He was menfiohe'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

Hiss Ray Dooley and her metropol-
tan minstrel maids walked right
iuto the hearts. Of tina hrst Colonial
audience that witnessed their per-
Torrance yesterday With Gordon
Doolay and James Webb as end men
present a classy Offering in minstrel
sy. embrsc cling a rapid fire medley Of
Jokes and songs and closing with an
acted kid song featuring Miss Dooley
and her four little rnaids- The act
went well and the minstrel maids
were worked overtime on encores.
Cariin and Penn are splendid pair
OF German comedian, both strange TO
say possessing good voices. They
present a well-stased act. introducing
some catchy parodies on late songs,
George cfay Is there With The goods
as a lightning skaetch artist and
his quick work with the crayon eX-
cites wondering admiration
Nick Russell performs nasterrui
stunts ON the piano. while Ida Rus
sell in her songs. does some whist
ling that makes her the envy or I'M
gallery GODS The four Stagpoles have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

While Mrs. John s. Weitzei stepped
next door for q few minutes to COM
municate with a nei6hbor, n hungry
thief entered the rear OF tho physi-
clans residence at 407 North Ninth
street yesterday afternoon and help
ed himself to the provisions in the
pantry, A bunch of bananas and sun
dry other ARTICLES bout all the
average one man-team could get away
with---wsre missing whsn Mrs.. Welt
gel returned. and the thief left no
clue.
The neigh boring home was robbed
In a similar manner few weeks az;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

early tomorrow morning, and Will
proceed 20 have ne papers served on
him ard start back To Virginia. whers
the man will be forced TO answer tina
indictments which have been found
against him and others alleging the
fraudulent obtaining of goods.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

asked that be De apprehended. me
s,,,tf4t- Carolina aathorltss ~4raa that
stuart was under arrest but fhst he
could be held for only short while
but no reason was assigned for tue
statement,
Detscfiye Krengie will hit the town
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
or tha n,aoe four vears aso.

for the place four years ago, but
withdraw In favor OF Harry Pollard
The board Of aldermen will caucus
shortly. Alderman Adams will be
chosen president and Alderman Pow
era will be selected as vice president
At least, this lie the impre ssion in po-
litfcal circles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
OFFERINGS At THE THEATRES

a whirlwind acrobario act that IL a
decided novelty. and tho team is a
uuartette of knockabout acrobats
without bone or feeling.
The picture program this week lie
ND to the Coloniars high average.
At the Lubin.
The admission price to zee the
greatest show the Lubin ever offered
is ten cents; and for this same ten
cents you get great big show that
is chock full NJ meat.
Magnetic, the human dynamo gave
a series OF demonstrations that kept
| the Audience guessing. He acts as
a live wire sending a volume OF cur
rent through his body that would
crisp an ordinary man. His body n
sufficiently charged with the Juice"
to light handerehiefs from his hair
and shoes. His greatest trick Is
lighting d gas jet with his tongue,
Lyons, the comedy juggler Ia Just
about az clever as they ever get 70
be he is not a mean comedian; ne
kept the Monday afternoon audience
laughing, which is going some.
Parrish and Deluo present sing
ing at that is different from any 9th
ers. Opening with some classy rags
they go into Indian songs with APP
propriate stage scenery. A very good
act.
De Michele Brothers scored th'
applause hit Of the bill. A harp1s'
and violnist in a semi COMEDY mu'
steal act, were spplauded to the ech D
hut for some reason they would not
come back after they had finished
the regular routine. Evidently the
audience wanted more.
Several reels Of excellent motion
pictures closed the best bill me Lu
bin ever orferd It's patrons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06
PREMIUM LIST
OF SHOW OUT
inf and pressing, siOO.

ine and pressing, $l00.
~ Highest scoring Black Minorca,
BY o. NJ claycomb, one picture, $lOO.
is. Highest scoring White Minorca,
by Terrell Bros, silk ties, $l0O
49, Highest scoring White Wyah.
dotte, by Dugan's, handkerchiefs, 81.
20 Highest scoring Partridge wy
andottes by j. u. schow, one rug, 81.
IL Highest scoring Rhode Island
Red, by Lubman iewelry store, mer-
chandise, 500
o. Highest scoring Light Brahma,
b. the Hub Clothing Co. silk sox, ST.,
Highest scoring Silver Spanged
Wyandottes, BY the Peoples Store,
dress pattern, slOO
"a Highest scoring Buff Cochin, by
the Owl drug store, safety razor si.O0
% Highest scoring Golden Span
gled Wyandottes, by King & Burton,
$780,
26 Highest scoring White Cochin,
by Darnell's Confectionery candy 81.
a. Highest scoring, W. f. Black
Spanish, by the Fair Store, merehan-
disc, Sl.OO.
Is Highest scoring Cornish Indian
Game. by Tignor grocery store, Inter
Poultry Food, SlOO.
29 Highest scoring Pit Games, by
Palace drug store, soap, SllO0.
80. Highest scoring Black Lang
shan, by Moore Dry Goods Co., mer
chandise, $lOO
ST Highest scoring White lndlaT
Runner Duck BY Galloway Furniture
co. one rug. $500
! 32. Highest scoring White ant
Fawn, I. r. Duck, by Bltsehe Bros.
sack feed, $500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06

Striving desperately to introduce his
Arctic brand OF goods in southern Ok
lahoma but failing to get away with
it very successfully. the weather man
gave this section sort Of foretaste
OF winter last night and today the
mercury sinking to q during the
night. Sleet and slight snow Imrries
occurred during the day, with the tenn
perature ranging about freezing
point.
Telegraphic adyices today bring re
ports of two inches Of snow at ANA
rnl0, Texas, with the thermometer Il
above zero. The cold wave covers the
greater part of the state Of Oklahoma
while terrific blizzard is raging Oh
Lake Superior
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06
SUPERIOR COURT
PROCEEDINGS

In superior court the case Of the
State VS.. 4. P. Sutton has rested with
the jury since last night and at 2
o'clock this afternoon no report had
been made. A verdict is expected
from that body before night or a final
disagreement in which case it is pre-
dicted the case will be thrown out Of
court.
In the case of B. B. Bridges, trus-
tee, VS.. H. p. Ruff, for the collection
OF note given to the street railway
company as part of the bonus, prier to
the construction Of the system in
Chickasha, all testimony had been
taken and the case was expected tC
rest with the jury by o'clock this
afternoon. The jury in this case wa.
composed Of Henry Barbee, r. P Why
bark, A. A. Hale ]. N. zinn, r. K
Traywick. r. A. Dunlap j H. Smith
Chas. Reynolds, J J Lancaster, p 5
Dougan, J. A. Wright and Tim Keeler
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06
ODD FELLOWS
VISIT MINCO

The following Odds Fellows went TO
Minco last night and put on the initia-
tory. first and second degrees J. P.
coots, T. J. Driggers. c. C Goetting,
A. Haight, A. L. Hollingsworth, }. E.
Holland w. A. Langston A. r. Me-
kenzie, c. II Reynolds. F f. Westtall
Frank Warren. X. E. Davenport. W. G.
Feeks. J. r. Ferguson, C. v. Elliott,
S. II. Griggs Il. 1. Hay J G Lewis.
Geo Lutz s, q Meacham 6. r. Nc.
Daniel, r. M Evans. r F Palmer, G.
Russell and r. f. Reese.
There were four candidates for the
first degree, four for the second de.
gree and one for the initiatory degree
The Minco lodge furnished supper foI
an and served lunch after the lodge
closed, The Minco lodge was vel
pleased with the work and everyon,
seemed to enjoy themselves, especial
y the candidates, Sheriff Lewis chap
eroned the crowd and brought them al
home in good condition,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06
OPEN FIRE
ON STOCK
EXCHANGE
Directors Summoned to
Appear Before InVeS-
tigatlng Committee
TeIegram bY mic Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. Dec. 6.-The batteries
of the house money trust Investigate
ing committee today were turned di-
rectly on the New York stock ex-
change. Several directors have been
subpoenaed to appear next week.
Inside Information regarding the or
ganization and management Of the
exchange will be sought and the di-
rector be Quizzed to expose the alleg
ed CLOSE corporation
Chairman Pujo today said that he
expected to get evidence to support
tie contentious that membership in
the New York stock exchange was
limited to select few and held at
exorbitant prices, barring hundreds Of
legitimate brokers from free and UNI
restricted commerce; that it was i'm.
possible to secure membership with
ous the tacit or actual consent OF the
great financial powers; that arbitrary
authority exists to admit or bar stock
from the listing privilege Oh being
traded in upon the floor
These and other facts Puio said
will show the potential If not the
actual existence Of the operations o
Tho money trust.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06
BRINGING BODY
OF GIRL HERE

The body Of Ethel Harris, daughter
Of Leo Harris. 2ig North Ninth street,
whose death occurred in Ardmore
Tuesday night from a gunshot wound,
said TO have been accidentally sustain
ed while JOY riding near Ardmore, is
expected to arrive 10 the city tonight
Funeral services viii occur tomorrow
Ethel Harris, Il is understood Is the
divorced wife Of W. P Wagner. whom
sbs married some two years ago, and
who has recently been employed by
the williamson -Halsell-Frazier com
pany OF This city. Leo Harris, father
o the deceased. also is employed at
the above named wholesale establish
ment
Miss Harris went to Ardmore on
Saturday. November %. presumably
to visit her grandfather. James Har-
ris. who lives near that place. The
shooting occurred between Ardmore
art Lone Grove, whittier the party. ol
which Miss Harris was a member. had
gene early Sunday evening After the
accident she was taken to a house in
Ardmore, where she stayed until hei
death No one was notified Of tn,
affair until Miss Harris was In a dy
iug condition Her relatives in Chick
asha knew nothing Of the affair unit
after her death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06
WOMAN SLAYER
TC CCNTEMrCn
ID J JLNlLiVVLD
Telegram BY united Press

Telegram by United Press
Logansport, Ind. Dec. 6.-An inde
terminate sentence Of from two to
twenty-one pears in the woman's re-
formatory and a fine OF S25 and costs
was the punishment today given to
Mrs Elizabeth Lang, the bride who
killed Mrs Mary Copple in defense of
her good name. She declared Mrs
Ccpple gossiped about her.
Mrs Lang wept Historically in her
husbands arms as he sought to com
fort her Judge Larry tried to lead
the five.year-old daughter Of Mrs
Copple to tell OF the shooting, but ths
child only cried Sentence was ihef
passed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06
BOUND OVER TO THE
FEDERAL GRAND JURY

Sam Greathouse was arrested at
Ryan by Deputy United States Mar
shal T. q. Lilly charged with intro
dueing Intoxicating liquors from
Wichita Falls, Texas.
Greathouse was tried yesterday by
Il. S. Commissioner E. Hamilton, and
In default Of bail was by him commit
ted to the jail at Muskogee to await
MIC action of the federal grand jury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06

ON REEF IN
BLIZZARD
SO Persons Aboard A
Fierce Storm iSSWeep-
Ing the Lake
Telegram by United Press.

Glc6i an W bAitEI ieboi
Duluth, Nnn., Dec. 6.-THe passen-
ga- steamer Easton, with 50 persons
aboard, is on the rocks Of lroquois
reef 80 miles west of Port Arthur, ex-
posed to the fury of one Of the worst
blizzards on Lake Superior in years.
A wireless message from Port Ar
thut this morning says two tugs and
a lighter are standing by the vessel
anC the passengers and crew are be-
ing removed.
Rumors Of loss Of life are persistent
but the local manager of the line says
So far as he has learned all members
Of the crew and all passengers are
safe.
The Iroquois reef is jagged point
o. rock running out from the Victoria
islands to the entrance Of Thunder
bay The storm is endangering more
than a score OF ships
A big fleet Of coal carriers met the
blizzard in the vicinity OF Kewans,
point Wireless hadn't reached then
this morning
Weather bad and outlook dark,
were the last words received from thl
Easton, Fifteen passengers and
crew of 25 aboard, according to tn
las information Private adyices re
ceived here stated that the Easto
was in a precarious position
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06

Sofia. Dec. 6.-lt is learned from an
authentic source today that when
pesce is made with Turkey, the Balkan
allies will insist that The Turko-Bul-
garian frontier to be agreed upon shall
extend from Media on the Black sea
north through chorlu to the Gulf OF
saros.
This leaves Turkey only a narrow
strip of Europe, including Constants
nople With the exception Of terri
tory surrounding Constantinople
Turkey in Europe would be only hun
dred miles long and from ten to III
| teen miles wide
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-06
TERMS Are
ACCEPTED
BY GREECE
Allies Will Drive a Hard
Bargain with the
Turks
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
London, Dec. 6.-Uneoniirmed dis
patches from Constantinople say that
Greece has accepted the terms OF the
agreement signed for the Balkan
Turkish armistice.
1t is considered likely that an Of
fieial statement will be issued at
Athens soon saying Greece will par
tioipate in the peace conference next
week.