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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

Mrs. Henry d. Sanford and baby Of
WattrFille, who have been visiting il
Palmyra, with MIR and Mrs. Byron
Sanford. returned home, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John T.. Little have re-
turned from Il visit with relatives il
Boston.
Max Doten of Bangor was in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Seekins OF
Farmington arrived in town. Monday
for d visit with relatives.
Mrs Eugene Bickford of Bangor Is
the guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. II. Wtbendorfer.
4 netting of Ira Berry Chapter. r. "A
Nj. will be held, Wednesday evening
for work in the NJ. M. degree,
G. T. Allen Of Oakland, who has
been visiting his daughter. Mrs. M. l.
Damon, returned home Monday He
was accompanied by his granddaugh-
feT fAhhif aFsffnees. D1anbnfe@iiu VIII
visit her grandparents.
d. l.. Allen, the jeweler, is confined
to his home by Illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
Supt. Haskell's Report on
High School Very Gratifying.


'tHl' @ila N1li ne IN ait HFeeaRility
represented oX i b@SKetpah Team IN
the he+f tetufe- a HaShttbafi Asso-
cation has aifsadN been formed, and
mas raised stlilefsat funds fer equip
ping the siaae as Wen as for tie par-
pose 81 purchasing a few gymnasium
sHPFlies
the Nautilus, as during the past
years Is being supported and edited
by the atndeRts alone. Tine paper has
had a hard struggle Ia keep up 10 its
financial requirements. nut IS being
somewhat remodeiled. and promises Ia
hc in demand bE citizens of the city
as Well as by tic students
Mr.. Haskell recommends that PART
of the expense necessary in order ta
equip the science department with the
apparatus needed be eliminated BY
sending abroad W'ih the college Tor
tliP Goods, and in This way much bet
ter material viii he received than
'"lllH POSSIBLY be manufactured in this
""nntiN. other recommendations are
that the desk IN Oh" lecture room be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

will be held in Waterville, May 10, Sat
urday, was signed. This will be the hrst
time that Colby and Holy Cross have
net in a track athletic event.
Negotiations are being made by Coach
Adams for an outdoor dual meet with
the University of Maine at Orono, Sat
uruay' May ..
me coulch voted as the last item OIL
business 10 hoId Jo'ht meeting with
the men III eollese 10 discuss ath-
lelic prospects iof tle coming year.
me new president oil the CODY Young
women 'prisllah association Appie
Sahaefsoh. a. OF SedsWlck' mas CHOSEN
the following cabinet members: wee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

sidewalk on that street and she was
also present 10 support the measure in
q speech. 1t was voted To give her
what she asked for
County Attorney l.. r. Folsom OF
Ncrrldgewock and Harvey SAWYER Of
Srnithfield were in town. Tuesday, on
their way to Augusta, to attend The
Legislature Mr. Folsom. new prpei-
dent Of the NormdgcWock Shoe co,
stated that the factory was doing a
large amount OF work. was employing
about 1ln hands at present and turn
Ing ont ahoHt TT pairs of shoes. daily.
and expected IL increase this IL a
larger number in the next few weeks.
The Mdle Quartet, composed of DR..
Cover. Harvey White. Ralph w.
Leighton and +. T.. Harris. assisted
hy TobeY No6ers as reader and Miss
sEoith Lewis as accompanist, Will go
to Athens on the evening Of the 2lst
to give q concert as a return engage
mant.
The funeral services for the late Mrs.
Frank Berube were held. Monday. AT
St. Mary's church. Rev p. T. DesJar-
dns officiating. Mrs. Berube died
Thursday. Of tuberculosis, after about
n years sickness. Two sisters and a
husband. survive.
Many people at the townmeeting.
Monday. wondered about the oratory
that was displayed and wondered
how some Of the speakers had equip
ped themselves So well in the art. 1t
was learned, however, Tuesday. that
at least one Of these orators had prac-
ticcd in his wood shed for several
nights prior to the townmeeting. and
it was understood too, that he had a
monograph that he talked into hav-
ing il repeated to him from the ma
chine. 10 get the expression.
a little excitement aside from town
meeting Monday afternoon, was Il
tangling up of two teams, one owned
by Seth Davis. who drove a double
horse team with a load of wood, and
the other by Roy Cover who had a
sleigh. Mr.. Davis was driving along
Water street. near the First National
bank when the Cover team tried to
cross the road on to Madison avenue
in front of him. He didn't quite do it,
and the consequence was that one of
Davis horses planked his forefeet
down through the bottom of Covers
sleigh. This caused both teams to be-
come frightened. and the Davis team
plunged on to the bridge, and hitting
a telephone pole at the approach was
held up and freed from the sleigh.
banquet will be given, March 81,
at Hotel Coburn. by the citizens of
the town. in honor of Congressman
Forrest Goodwin The committee of
arrangements are: w. II. Wildes,
Charles Fl. Chute, r. L. Marston and
Wallace Blunt. Many prominent men
over the State are expected and Il
treat for the evening will be an adj
dress by Daniel Lewis, who distin-
guished himself at Hon. S. w Gould's
banquet.
A special train viii be run from
Skowhegan. Friday night. for the
banquet of the knights of Forest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
WINDSoRviLLE.

John Dougie was a business visitor
in Augusta, one day last week.
Frank Ripley of Gardiner, was q
guest, over Sunday, of Clifford Dolan.
John Spronl. of Augusta, was sun
day guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Sproul.
NJ Il. Moody has returned from Wis
it of few days to his sister, Mrs. Al
fred Crockett, of Searsmont.
Capt William T. Henderson went to
Wiscasset, Saturday, on, matters of
business.
Leslie Ashford of Thorndike was a
guest, last week, of his cousin, George
Dougie.
The heavy snow fall of last Thursday
was very welcome TO those who had
country produce and lumber to haul.
John H. Sproul has crew of men in
the woods cutting and hauling lumber
TO his Steam Mill.
j. w. Sproul is hauling the last OF
his lumber from the Perkins lot to his
mill at Maxcy's Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
OAKLAND.

The Tuesday Club met with Miss
Janette benjamin, Tuesday afternoon
10 members and one guest being pres
ent. The following program on Mod
ern Fiction was given: Roll call
Writers of Today" responded to by
members: paper, Characters in Re-
cent Fiction Mrs. Myra Holmes;
Three Writers of the Day, Jeffrey
Farnold, IONA Gale, Edna Ferber,
Mrs. Alice Wing; reading from JEFF
frey Farnold,s Money Noon Mrs.
Mabel Harris from Friendship VIII
lage Improvement Society" Mrs. Avis
Leech; from THE Man Who Came
Back" Mrs. Mary Foster; book re-
view of recent fiction, Miss Helen
Smiley The next meeting will be held,
March 25, at the Baptist vestry.
1t is expected that one of the best
concerts ever given in Oakland will
be presented ut Memorial halt
Wednesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

turned, Friday.
Mrs. Eta Twitehell and daughter
Gladys. made a business trip to Au-
gusta. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Dicisey were din
ner guests, Sunday, Of Mrs Ellen
Lampson, of Augusta.
Mabel Sabin is Ill with the humps.
O. d. Nelson, Dan Weber and Lin
Sabin assisted Messrs. Dow and Com
minis move their drilling machine to
Frank Billiards., Sunday. ~
Miss Hattie J. Luce of Augusta is
passing a few days recreation with
her friend, Mrs. Emma Brann
Mr.. Campbell of Branch Mills was in
the place several days, last week
making improvements in the horne of
]. p TWitchell.
Mr.. Berry of Skowhegan, who has
been visiting his daughter Mrs. Bertha
stone. left, Tuesday, for Stanton to
sisft hisssoh. safase.oh az q y
NJ. E. Brann was hauling potatoes to
Vassalhoro, Saturday
Mrs. Minnie Sabin is on the sick list.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Stone, who have been very ill for two
weeks are well on the road to recovery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

Supt. Charles /, Haskell OF tire
Watejv.g High school has i0st sub
miftcd ~ annual report To the sp
pcrietentIf4t Of schools and the Board
of Education which contains many
facts OF interest to narcnts and friends
Of the school,
Tho sf.tia04 ratv b.,e M DanjIs =
record number Cn-ouarafioo and
unity If forces has beeo our Slogan
Teachers meetings. ara held 4ear4.
Tuesday niarIt IN order tbaf We MAY.
taIs.o tt4t ..,ta r.,a4,l,. am. aifE.f,Iti....
Parents nave been uotiried IN within,
ana conferred with in n.qsou IN nm
very freaaently purine Tho aast halr
voar 10 written notices b5tze be0n
sent Ia narenfe whose children ,a.ra
not showing satisfactory imnrat e4eof
Nh cnnrso If st,,l, =. H.. ffieb
school has been changed So rs Ia meet
The requirements of thnsr who do MOI
intend Ia 20 10 college AMI NJ tha
same tf,oe o. 6etfa,, ..,ltn H. ,,6n
are contemplating colleaa course
The NOTEWORTHY changes arc Tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
REDUCTION IN RATES
On One and Two Party Telephone
Lines Announced in WaterviIIe.

A reduction in rates ON one and
two party telephones in Waterville has
been announced by Manager stephen
Wing Of the Waterville Telephone Ex-
change The company has realized for
some time that there are many Wa
4tervilie and Fairfield people who arc
paying for service to oa5land.~ which
they rarely use. For that reason, those
who wish stfvire only in Wateryhle,
Fairfield and Winslow, can have il az
a reduced rate il they desire it, pro-
Vided they are on one or Two party
lines, except one party business lines,
which remain the same. The sehed-
ule of rednctions follows: One-part3
residence lines reduGed from $S3 TO
&c.. two-party residence lines from
~ to. &a1;-ystygo- party business lines
nom $sS to-$s0. All other service re-
Mans the sanfs. Those who have re-
ddEtd rates must pay fiye cents toll
foftseperv Oakland call,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
a SPLENDID GIFT.
A Fine Bell Presented Free Baptist
Church by Manley Morrison.

Maniey Morrison of this city has
presented the Grteheil Street Free
BAPTIST church with a fine bell. which
was recently installed. The new pas
TOR nf the church. Rev. MI. Davis. IS
expected 10 arrive, this week, and viii
prnba bly, preach his Grst sermon as
pastor here. next Sunday. tie has Ell
gagged the Shores house on Main
street, which will bc renovated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
SKOWHE(;AN.
SorOsiS Observes Natural
History Day, Tuesday,
Mixup Of Two Teams Causes
Excitement Goodwin Banquet.
The ". C. T. U. Observes Memorial
Day for Deceased aenheEs.

SkoWhegans SoroSis observed Nat
ural History day, Tuesday and the
program WIS in charge Of Mrs. Ethel
Ames, consisting of piano trio, Pearl
IIarville, Ruth Nelson and Euniee
Pattcn; paper, Bird Life written
by Mrs. Mabel PhiIbrck, and read by
Miss Dorothy Elliot; reading, Wake
Robin Mrs Alice WadsWorth; piano
Solo Pearl Harville; paper. Life
story of Il Bee MS Lois Patton,
song. AIRS. Agnes Steward and Mrs
Eldina Halves; paper, History of the
Ant" Miss clara Varney. The host
csses We're Mrs. l3m5ena conant and
sirs. Ehic Further
Carrabagsett Lodge VIII be The host
to Wesserunsctt Lodge Of Athens, on
"Wednesday evening, and the Initia
tory degree viii be conferred upon
candidates. followed by a banquet.
Memorial day was observed by
Clementine Weston, W. c. r. T.. on
Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs. Lizzie
Marble presided at the meeting, in the
absence Of the president. Papers OH
the lives of deceased members for the
past year We're given on Mrs. Lizzie
Iussey by Mrs Mabel Judkins, Mrs.
Lillian Baker by Mrs. Eva Green
wood Mrs. Ellen Smith by Mrs.
Hannah Bessey. Mrs. Hattie Dan
forth by Mrs Margaret Goodrich; Mrs
Sarah Coburn by Mrs. Lizzie Marble;
Mrs Leslie Curtis 10y Mrs. Eta La
casce; V. d. Merrill by Rev. George
Merriam. Vocal duets We're given by
Mrs. Emma button and Mrs. Albert
Watson. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev George Merriam
Poem. Mrs. Lizzie Marble, Mrs. G. NJ.
Lambert nianist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

Two teams that attracted a great
deal of attention as they passed
through Watervlle, Tuesday after
noon were two eight-oX bitches, just
in from the woods. They We're haul
ing empty tote teams at fairly rapid
gait
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
FAIRFIELD.

The Ladies' Mozart quartet of Bos-
ton gave very fine concert, Tuesday
evening. at the Opera house.
DR.. and Mrs. William Gousse are
rejoicing over the birth of daughter,
born, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
List of Unclaimed Mail Matter

LlSt OF OHCidiFiSd wan NeAttci'
MEMS LdST-Bilie Anger, \. Char
land, . Birch St, \. G. Crosby Joseph
Dusty, Geo Dusty, Nhiliase Forth, VIII
liam Gogan. Henri Gavin, Frank Hug
gins, Frank l.. Moshier, Fred Mesher'
care Mrs. Frank Simonds. Slotean Nor
roe, James y GcGrail, c. NJ. Matthews,
j. NJ. Nichols. Rev. =. b. Osborne.
WOMENtS LIST-Mrs. Leslie Desc
tclc, Miss Jennie Durgin, Mrs. Lizzie
Eaton, Mrs Andrew Madue, Mrs Ervihg
Reynolds, Miss Edith c. Robinson. Miss
Eva Roby. Mrs. Gertrude Smith. Mrs.
Ralph u. Seabury, Mrs. William IL To-
hin
q" MIsCELLANEoUS-N J. Clark. Ed
mund pneeie Louis Dosrocheo
FOREIGN-Mde. Charlse Tavernier, n.
PhIomene Couple Samuel Lapierfe'
Jcrelre Nnefe Marchaud. Francis 61'oh-
nelI John Roy. Mdc Ferdinand NeilleuX'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

The premises Of Charles Pomerleau
at 81 Water street were searched by
Deputy Sheriffs John Roderell, Buck
ley. Nadeau and Pelletier. 4 small
quantity 9f liquor was found. but POM
crleau. when arraigned in court stat
ed that he had not sold anything for a
long time. Judge y. \. Matthew dis
charged The respondent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

The regular meeting of Dorothy Dix
Tent Daughters of Veterans, Will be
held, Wednesday evening, in Grand
Army hall. A Picnic supper for the
members will be served at $50. A
fun attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

Right Rev Louis S. Walsh, bishop
of Portland, was IN WaterVilIe, on
Tuesday, examining the ruins of the
Notre Dame church and comforting
with Rev Henry Cory in regard II
rebuilding the edifice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
BORN.

OXFORD.
Mason--Feb. 26, to the wife of J. A.
Mckenzie, a daughter
Norway-Feb q, to the wife of Fred
East Bethel-Feb q. to the wife of
Dana Harrington, daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12
Station Men VS.. r. r. Clerks.

The station Men got away with an
other game in the Tuesday nieht game
in the city League at the r. r. y. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

Prof. ]. L. McConaughy of Bowdoin
College VIII address the Teachers
Training class. at g. IS ?. N. Wednes
day. at the I. NJ. c. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

The Naterville W. c. T L. was
pleasantly entertained. Tuesday eve
nIne. At the home of Mrs. Fl. c. Tur-
ner Center street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

Degrees were conferred at the reg
uar meeting, Tuesday evening, of the
Waterville Aerie of Eagles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

Ernest Jackman Colby 1872. prin-
eipal of the Stonington Hieh school,
is visiting al the Phi Delta Theta
house for the spring vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

The Us viii entertain the Pythian
Sisters and their husbands II whist,
Wednesday evening. at X. Z. hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

Hon. d. d. stewart has presented
the Hartland Academy $4,000, to be
invested rs permanent fund This
is of special interest to people of this
section for the reason that this acad-
envy has many graduates throughout
The county. and noted ones in the
country, Among tie graduates have
been two governors Selden Conner
and LlewellYn Powers; Judge Powers,
Minnesota: principal Corthell of Cor
ham Normal School: James Baker,
president OF the University of Colora-
do: Bartlett Trip, minister To Aus
tria; and Hon T.. y. Merrill of SlSow-
hogan.
j. w. p. johnson of Gardiner. a
veteran of tie civil War. and mem
Der OF the 18th Maine Regiment. with
General 0saae Dyer, has been in town
for Il few DAYS AT tile home of George
Arnold, who was also in the army
with Mir. johnson Mr. Arnold told.
Tuesday, how Mr.. Johnson nearly lost
his life at one time in the army He
was standing by It horses head while
bullets were living. and his attention
was called, for second, away from
the horse when a bullet came and
killed the horse.
Charles trimmings. who has been
linotype operator here for some time,
lef1, Tuesday, with his wife, for Med
ford, Mass
Former Deputy Sheriff r. A. Den
ming of Harmony WAS in town, Tues
day, on business.
Mrs. Wilder Varney Of Bangor is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Fowler.
The annual play for the Junior EX-
hibitian of the High school has been
selected and win be presented about
the middle of April. 1t will be given
under the direction of Miss Gertrude
Carter
The annual report of Hartland was
issued, Tuesday, from Skowhegan.
The annual meeting of the town viii
be held. next Monday. and the war
rant contains 81 articles. The valua-
ton of the town is: Real estate. rees-
ident, 1928. $50: nonresident S45. 1863:
personal estate, resident, $1l4,921; non
resident, $23,047; total tax S1l 500; rate
of taxation n mills; number of polls
247.
S5owhegan had a little experience
with Woman Suffrage, at the annual
meeting. when Mrs. Isaac Wheeler
presented her views in a speech for
improvements on Jewett street. She
had carried a petition around for an
article tc be put in the warrant for a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

Samaritan Lodge. !. O. O. r. men,
bers are requested to attend the reg
ular meeting, Wednesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-12

The Daughters Of Veterans will
meet, Wednesday evening
The evening world., 1913-03-21

man told her trothsr. nut ] could aos
speak. Then I lost consciousness"
The robbers ransacked the apart
msnts. taking more jSwelry and
money. after which they escaped by
the dumbwaitsr. BY which they had
gained entrance
Regaining consciousness half an hour
later, Miss Newman freed her hands and
loosed the towels from her throat and
mouth. She staggered to the HAN ana
was taken to her brothers apartments
on the upper floor. The doctors and
nurse attended her.
Miss Newman still was confined TO hss
bed last night and under medieai cara
Detectives from the Lsnox avenue ses-
ton and Headquarters have made IN M
vestisation. They learned that the
money and jsweiry taken By IL robbers
amounted to about 400.
On q picture film which beth the
thieves handled were excellent finger
prints. These and the description Given
By Miss Newman are the only o,use the
police have on which 70 work.
The evening world., 1913-03-21
WOMAN CHOKED
BY THUGS |NFLAT,
GAGGED AND BOUND
Ater Earls Court by Dumb
waiter and Loot Newman
Apartment.
POLICE HIDE THE FACTS.
Brother of Victim Reveals
Them After Waiting
Five Days.
POLICE HIDE THE FACTS.

Miss Julia Newman was beaten ana
almost choked to death In her homo on
me ground floor Of Earls Court apart.
ment house. No. los West One Hundred
ana Forty-iirst street. by two robbers,
ann direct orders from Police Head.
quarters kept the facts secret i've days.
Her brother. Joseph Newman. made
them public to-day.
Miss Newman. who Is twenty-nine
ysan old. stenographer employed In
down town business house, lives with
her brother Michael and his wife. Her
bsother Joseph and his wife live on the
Soorth floor in Earls Court.
Returning from work about . o'clock
hst Saturday Miss Newman found that
Asr brother Michael. his wife and the
maid had gone out.
She was Informed by the negro boy
at the switchboard that her slster-in-
nv. Mn. Joseph Newman. was danger.
ouoly Ill She went up and found two
doctors and trained nurse. Miss Kath.
crime Luckmeyer. OF Newark. in at
tendance. She could do nothing and so
returned to her own apartments.
She sat for a time In the front room.
but hearing a noise In the rear went
back In the long private hail. As she
passed tho bathroom two men, both
snort. muscular fellows. wearing der
bies, sprang out at her. Affecting not to
b frightened she asked:
What are you doing here:'
"You better keep your mouth closed
replied one. lie lurched forward and
seized her throat. She was dragged
to the floor. and the man who held her
called out:
"Get towels" -
The towels were brought by the
other. Tho end OF one was stuffed into
her mouth. Her arms and head were
tied. and as tho man loosened his griT
on her throat towel was drawn taut
about It.
A gold necklace was snatched from
Miss Newman's neck so savagely that
q deep cut was made. Two diamond
rings were wrcnched from her fingers,
tearing the flesh cruelty. Then two
breast pins and purse containing as
were taken from her.
81 tried to tell them to take every
thing and spare my lfe," Miss New.
The evening world., 1913-03-21
WILL FORM FRENCH CABINET.

Barthoa, Sure of Backing, Gives
His Consent to ACT.
PARIS. March n.--Jean Barthou, Min
ister Of Justice In the retiring French
Cabinet has agreed to form now Min
istry. He called on President Poinoars
ct the Palace Of the Elyses to-day and
informed him that a. the result Of In
ouiriss he was sure Of an ample ma
jority 70 support ham in the Chamber
Of Deputies and probably also In the
Senate. 81 least until the question Of
proportional representation Of minorities
q connection with the electoral reform
bill comes up again for disoussion.
n wAs the lack Of support for che
The evening world., 1913-03-21

Government measure introducing pro-
portional representation which brought
about the fall Of the Cabinet under the
Premiership OF Aristide BRAND. The OPP
position TO the bill. led by Georges
Clemenceau. yex-Premier. casting an
adverse vote. as q sequel to which
Premier BRAND and his collea cues
handed In their designations.
The evening world., 1913-03-21
LITTLE EVA" IN COURT.

"Uncie Tom," Manager, IL Arrested
for nmpoiytas ChiiA.
1Attle Agnes Mack, whose name. when
she Is not on tho stase, Is Mor1ns Me-
Giillcuddy. and whose passion p piayins
Little Eva In the celebrated 'Uncis
Toms Cabin" was the oAuss Of Man.
assr Louis Barre arrest and presence in
the Adams Street Court, Brooklyn. to-
day. Agents Of ne Childrsn's Society
declare Agnes - only twelve year. old
and cannot be permitted 10 work.
Barr. who 10 manager OF the Grand
Opera House. Brooklyn. said he under.
stood Agnes was seventeen. and pro.
The evening world., 1913-03-21

duccd birth certificate which she had
handed TO him when signing her con-
tract The ccrt,ncate was signed Az
mes McGiliicuddy. which IL the name
Of . sister of the little child actress.
The girl explained she had another
certificate herself and had taken this
one by mistake. Magistrate Kempner
ordered Barr dismissed.
The evening world., 1913-03-21

DR.. Maxine Asenjos. . former men,
Der Of the Nicaragua Government, who
was taken to Bellevue Hospital ~ . DO
liceman who found him WANDERING near
First avenue and East Twsnty-firsi
street, was examined yesterday by Dr..
Gregory. The Nicaraguan. who declared
he u tho victim Of . poison plot, was
much better. DR.. Gregory says he has
bean suffering from . mental breakdown
The evening world., 1913-03-21

SCHENECTADY. March n.-Jamss
+ Cannon. seventy-sns years old. . OWL
war veteran. 10 dead at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Frank II. Cooper here.
Mr.. Cannon was State Superintendent
Of Public works during the adminissra-
ton Of Cow. Cleveland and Hiil. and
prominent 10 Democratic politios for
years.