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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Roy Moore is home from Hebron
academy.
Parker FenneIly is on a bicycle trip il
Canada.
The American Express Co.'s Office has
been transferred from T. n. Graves store
to the johnson building.
The spring term of Gilman high school
closed Friday. The graduates are Henri
eta F. Fitzpatrick, Cora Mae Phillips
EVELYN NJ. Manchester, William E. Rey-
noIds and orrnan s. Smallidge.
June 16. 4.
V. r. Smith and wife were in Hancock
recently.
Miss Mildred wasgatt is employed at
the posroffiee.
II. L. Savage and wife arrived from
Boston last week.
The courts at the tennis club are being
put into condition.
Kenneth Iveny is working for c. n.
Small at the drugstore.
Paul Crabtree, of Hancock, will be bell
boy at the kimoau house.
Harold Reed, recently graduated from
Kicker classical institute, is home.
Miss Rachel Manchester, who has been
attending Wheaton college, is home.
The Kimball house will open june Is.
The Rock-end will also open this week.
George c. Anderson, who has been visit
ing here, left for his home in Fairfield
Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Stanley and children, who
have spent the winter in Boston, are here
for the summer.
j. Archibald Murray ana family are
occupying the Murray cottage on Somes'
sound for the summer.
Work upon the new theatre building is
rapidly progressing. The first Of the NOV
ing-picture shows was held there on FRI
day evening.
Rev. N B. Rogers and family are in
Massachusetts, for two weeks. The
Baptist preaching services will be omitted
during MIR. Rogers absence.
Mrs. Maude Crawford and daughters
Marjorie and Frances arrived Saturday.
They will reside with Proctor Smallidge
and wife during the summer.
Mrs. A. c. wheeiwright and Miss Mary
Wheelwright, of Boston, arrived in the
Hesper last week, and are occupying
their summer cottage '4otherside".
June %. T. X.
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The constant itching. burning, redness
rash and disagr-eabie effects of eczema.
letter, salt rheum, itch, piles and irritating
skin erpptious can be readily cured and the
sons Eczema Ointment. Mr.. j. Q. EyeIand,
Of Bath. H., says: 81 had eczema twenty-five
found q cure" This ointment is the for
mnla of q physician and has been in use for
years-not an experiment That 10 why we
can guarantee it. All druggists, or By mail.
Price Soc Pfeffer Chemicai Co., Philadelphia
and St. Louis.
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EDEN.

c. s. Thomas is building a bungalow
Madame lilly, of New York, has opened
her cottage.
Mrs c. c. Ladd and family, of Bar Har-
Dor, are occupying George w. Richards
cottage for the summer.
June u
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music; presentation of diplomas. A
parts were delightfully."- rendered.
June I6. s.

Two automobile parties from Lincoln,
including George Griffin and wife, with
relatives and friends, are camping at Tur-
tie island.
Jesse and billiard Smallidge and Mrs.
r. M. Torrey attended the fanersl of their
brother, Capt. Charles Smallidge, at Cas-
tine last week.
June g. s.
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HULLs COVE.

Orient Brewer Is building new piazza
across the front of his house.
John Stanley and family have moved
from Bar Harbor, where they have spent
the winter.
June 10. ANNE.
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Ola men and women feel the need Of . laxa-
tive mere than young folks, but u must be
safe and harmless and one which vii not
cause pain Or. Kings New Life Pulls are
ssnecisilv good for the aged for they acs
promptly and easily. Price 25c. Recon-
msnded by all druggists.
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HANCOCK POINT.

The library will be moved from Its win
ter home with Mrs. c. A. Penney to the
chapel about July !.
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r.. IL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
WOMEN RALLY As
DARKNESS FALLS
Several Hundred Believed to Be
Registered in the Twelve Pre-
cincts of the City.

The women rallied last night
and under cover of darkness went
to the polls and registered taking
advantage Of their first opportunity
TO become voters in the general cleo
tions. An early estimate, made at
about six O'Clock, showed that very
few women had been 10 the polls in
any part Of the ely, but later the
Jerks had their hands fun instruct
Hg the women i'm the proper meth
DDS Of rog g,stration
Most of them were surprised to
learn that there were no secrets
whispered by Il stern looking judge.
and a great many objected to max
ing their age a matter OF public rec
ord but this objection was readily
overcome when they were told that
their age must he recorded or their
name could not be placed on the
books.
An imperfect count after the poll.
closed last night snuwai that severa
hundred women had visited the
POLLS IN the twelve precincts of tbs
city. Il the Twelfth precinct alone
there were so women and only /,
men registered. Another precinc
showed twenty women before nint
o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15

Mexico City, Oct IA NictOriano
Huerta provisional president, TODAY
proclaimed himself dictator Of Mex
ico and overthrow the constitution
Huerta issued a decree announc-
ing that he has assumed all the for
mer powers Of Congress relating t.
war. finance and the domestic af
fairs of the nation He says he will
permit the Department of Justice
to exercise its usual functions ''un-
less it interferes with his DEGREES, "
VIII ch will be issued from time to
time
The constitutional exemption OF
members of Congress from arrest is
revoked by the decree and the die
tator proclaims that he alone is the
supreme power in Mexico.
He pledges himself to make a due
report of his actions to the next
Congress to be elected on October
90.
Friends of General Felix Dla2
have sent cablegrams to Havana in
an attempt to warn the returning
leader that Huerta is planning to
have him assassinated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
DURRAH TRIAL IS
TO BE Up BEFORE
COURT This MORN
Will Be First Important Criminal
Case Before October Term.
of Circuit Court.
ANOTHER JUDGE To HEAR
HARVEY FIELD'S CASE.

The John Durrah murder case win
come up before Judge VIM n. But
Ter in the circuit court this mora
ing and viii be the first important
criminal case to be tried before the
October term OF the court Dlrrab
shot and killed two negroes in e
pool room conducted by him on low
er Commercial avenue last spria@
lie has retained Attorneys NJ J..
O'Shea and Thomas sheridan to de-
fend bim
1t was stated at the court house
yesterday that Attorney Phil llile-
man, who is 10 defend Harvey Fields,
slayer Of DR.. h. T. Gordon, VIII ask
for a change of judges to sit at the
trial. preferring some other. court
official tc Judge Butler, aud for
various reasons, it is stated Judge
Butler is willing that another jurist
preside. Nothing was maHtionet
about a change of venue toward bay-
ing the case tried in some other
county.
John Dickson, Charles Carter and
Henry Brown pleaded guilty yester-
day morning to burglary and lar
ceny.
Judge Butler sentenced them to
the pentent ary
Eugene Williams indicted for
larceny, was fined SIS and given 0ye
days in Jail, on plea Of guilty
Rufus Hayes pleaded guilty to as
sault to do bodily injury and Wa.
fined S25 and given so days in jail
Divorces We're granted as follows
Carrie b. Gilbert from Denton D
GilbcrS
Ralph II. johnson from Maud,
| Johnson
Rlanch Carr Lesieur from B. 2
! Lesieur,
Eve Lycy from Thomas Lycy
John Huiskens from Nerica Huia
kens
Arthur Wilson from Willis Wilson
Hattie George from Robert Georgt
Loyoua Ralston from John V
Ralston
Tho LeuoX case set for YESTERDAY
morning, was reset for Friday morn
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
HENRY |. WILSON
QUITS POSITION
d
RESIGNS to Take Effect at Once After
Return From an Extended
Leave of Absence

Washington, Oct 14.-Henry
lane Wilson, L. S. Ambassador to
Mexico, whose res gnation was
practically demanded last August
after the diplomat criticised the
British Foreign office for its posi-
ion on the Mexican situation, sew
cred his connection with the Ameri-
an government today. Mr.. Wilson
has been on leave of absence since
the middle OF August, when ii be-
came known that his ideas were en-
tirely out of sympathy with those
Of the present administration. At
that time Ambassador Wilson issued
a statement in which he said:
81 believe that the President and
Secretary of State in the consid-
Grafton of the question are actuated
by the highest patriotism and with
the best intentions to both countries
| have no pride of opinion with ref.
erence to my own recommendations
claiming only for them that they
were conscientious and represent
those of 9S per cent of the Ameri.
cans and foreigners in Mexico"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
MARION HOTEL
PURCHASED BY
ED. ]. MALEY
Hostelry for Many Years Operated
by Largomarsion Changes
Hands Today.

The Marion Hotel was purchased
yesterday from John Largomarsino
by Edward J Malcy, and the new
proprietor will take charge this
morning. The building which is
owned by Mrs John Hodges, has not
changed hands. but the furniture
and fixtures the lease and good VIII
figured in the sale.
The hotel, which was for many
years owned and operated by the
late l.. A. Largomarsino, is one Of
the Oldest hotels in the city, and
had a good reputation among its
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
FREE FERRY RUNS
EVERY THURSDAY
Cairo Retail Merchants Association
Has Arranged to Transport
Foot Passengers.

The Cairo Retail Merchants asso-
citation has chartered the ferryboat
city of Cairo, and beginning Thurs
day, October 10, will furnish free
transportation to all foot passengers
on Thursday OF each week until
Christmas. There has been agita
tion Of this proposition for several
weeks and at the last meet'nr Of
the association, it was decided to
try the experiment
Circulars are being distributed
this morning among the residents
II the territory affected by this free
transportation and it is expected
hat on each trip made by the boat
IN free days there will be as many
passengers as it can carry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
3 nations rush.
9 WARSH|PS TO
MEXICO WATERS
Great Britain, Germany and France
Fear Outbreak on Huerta's
Taking Dictatorship.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES DECIDE
TO PROTECT OWN INTERESTS

Washington, Oct. 14.-Forelgn
warships from three nations are be-
ing rushed to Mexico for the protec-
ton of lives and property in the up
heaval which is believed certain to
follow General Huerta's high hand
ed course, and the United States was
forced today to recede from its poi
icy of inaction and join Great Brit
ain, Germany and France in a de-
termined effort to end the danger ol
complete chaos in the southern re
public. Nine ships IN all are report
ed on the way.
Secretary Bryan, who has stood
determinedly in the way of inter
vention by the United States, when
ne learned from dispatches that
Huerta had proclaimed himself die
tator, instructed Charge d'Affaires
O'Shaughnessy TO inform the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs in the City
af Mexico that any violence toward
the imprisoned members of the
Mexican Congress would not be toll
Grated by the United States.
Legal Election impossible.
There cannot be legal election
in Mexico under existing cireum-
stances and the United tSates will
not recognize anyone as President
t- ic -
crate judgment Of the administra-
tjon as expressed today by its high
est officials after a review of the re
view of the recent acts of Huerta in
arresting and imprisoning 10 depu-
ties and proclaiming himself p~ac-
tically dictator.
Officials here take the view that
there is nothing to do but to await
he time when q valid election car
be held throughout the republic.
Persons with whom the President
talked today reflect as his views tha'
what has just taken place in Mexico
just fies his course ever since tht
time he made demands on Huert5
for a free and fair election in Mex
leo.
There is no indication here al
the State Department or White
House of any determination Of The
United States TO act jointly Will
foreign nations. either in restrain
ing Huerta or making any threats
or representations
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15

many patrons. Upon the death of
Mr.. Largomarsino a short time ago.
the hotel passed into the hands Of
his son,
John Lagomarsiuo and his motheo
will remain at the hotel for a few
weeks, after which they viii remove
10 paducah, where they Will prob
ably engage in the hotel business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15

New York tuberculosis hospitals
have increased from two to nine
teen public health nurses have in
creased from two to seventy -nine
free tuberculosis dspensaries have
multiplied from two to twenty six.
antl-tuberculosis societies from two
10 social this accomplished with
in six years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
BIG TEXTILE PLANTS
UNDER HAMMER

Patterson, N, j., Oct II During
the next eight days the ten textile
plants comprising the property Of
the ashley a Bailey company, one ot
the largest concerns in the country,
viii 80 under the hammer To-day
lots | to 5, inclusive, located at Pat.
erson and Hawthorne, go to the
highest bidder The other proper
ties at York. Columbia, Marietta and
Coate9yille, Pa, and Fayetteville
N c., viii so In turn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
ELECTION NOT TO
Be RECOGNIZED
BY WASHINGTON
U. S. Tells Huerta Proceedings VII
Be to Nc Avail; Cabinet Sur
prised at His Audacity.
SITUATION IS RAPIDLY
APPROACHING A CRISIS

Washington, Oct. Charge
O'Shaughnessy was instructed today
to formally notify the authorities at
Mexico City that the United States
could not recognize as constitutional
the election to be held Oct. 2G in
view of Cen Huerta's decree an
ncuncing his assumption of legisla-
tive powers,
Two notes, the one strongly
phrased and written by Secretary
Bryan inquring about the safety
Of the imprisoned members OF the
Mexican congress and the other
drawn in forceful language by
President Wilson hintelf and said
to constitute practically the last ef-
forts Of the Wash,9gton govern
ment to deal with Huerta authori-
ties by diplomatic means, unless
there IS a decided cl nge of spirit
on the part of the officials at Mex
leo City.
Negotiations Of John Lind have
proceeded to point where the
state Department had accepted the
endorsement of F'redrico Gamboa for
the presidency as meaning the
elimination Of Huerta and confident
r. hoped that a fair and free cleo
ton would be held Oct 26
Now, however, President Wilson
has made 1t clear the WASHINGTON
government has, with the events OF
he last few days the Imprisonment
of Deputies ard establishment of a
dictatorship by Huerta lost all nope
Of seeing a constitut onal election
, held by the Huerta regime.
Steps taken by the United States
were communicated formally to all
fcreign governments. No further
neeofiations are planned through
diplomatic channels and it would
/ not be surprising il John Lind wh6
has been waiting at Vera Cruz to
observe the manner in which Huerta
/ officials carried out their promise
would return to the United States at
once.
Huerta's decree proclaimine him
self rs in charge of the department
of interior and the administration
of finance and war We're received
I here today and the text was given
cut by the State Department.
The documents We're read at to-
days cabinet meeting and the mem-
hers Of the cabinet expressed them
selves as astonshed at the audacity
! Of Gen lluerta They were ap-
nrised by President Wilson of the
/ two communications TO Iiuerta and
voiced their approval of the yigor-
/ Gus representation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
WALL PAPER MANUFACTURERS
DISCUSS GOWNS

Brooklyn. n. Y. Oct. 14.-The an
nual convention of the National
Wall Paper Manufacturers associa-
tion began here today In addition
to subjects relating to the trade the
manufacturers viii talk about the
new style of frccks called wall paper
dresses. from the fact that their de-
signs are copied largely from wall
papers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15

Chicago, ILL.,, oct, IA Federal
Judge George A. Carpenter ordered
forfeiture OF the 100000 personal
bond offered by Jack" Johnson,
negro pugiljst and French citizen.
for his appearance In court today
to answer white slave indictments
involving Miss Belle Schreiber.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
PIPE LINE HEARING BEGINS

Washington. Oct. 14.-The Su-
preme court today had before it the
Standard Oil case involving the con-
stitutionality of the requiring
pipe line companies to lie tariffs
with the Interstate Commerce COM
mission as common carriers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
"SANTER" OF KLU-KLUX
TERROR SCARES CITY

ingtou. The beast, which is dee
seribcd as a relative of the panther
family. with long sharp claws and
voice like Uncle Joe Cannons, be-
gap business near Brentwood. Two
posses are searching the woods and
thickets about Washington for the
beast. %# ,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
JACK JOHNSON'S BOND
IS ORDERED FORFEITED

However, on y ca of Attorney
! enjamin Baehrach for Johnson
who now is in Europe, Judbe Car
penter ruled that the bond would be
restored TO validity should johnson
appear in court next April, when his
other cases before the United States
Court OF Appeals are scheduled.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15

Washington, Oct 14-Senator ],
Hamilton Lewis today took a hand
in the situation that has developed
over the selection of a successor 10
Peter S. Grosscup on the federal
bench in Chicago. When he learn
cd that movement had been start
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
LEWIS BACKED DOYLE
FOR GROSSCUP PLACE

cd in the Chicago Bar Association
for a primary on candidates for the
Grosseup vacancy he came out with
an unqualified Endorsement OF VIII
liam 4. Doyle. who has the baekins
.af Governor Dunno. He announced
his position in a telegram 10 Officials
OF the bar association.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15

Washington Oct 14.-Tho san
Ter" that, tadition has it, haunted
many southern states during the
Ku-Klux days. feeding on pigs,
lambs, calves and negro babies, is
said TO be at large in Takoma park.
enc Of the popular suburbs of Wash
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
IN THE R0PED ARENA.

Los Angeles, Cal Oct. 14.-John-
ny Dundee and Joe Azevebo are
matched to box twenty rounds here
tonight at the Vernon arena. They
will meet as lightweights.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA CLUB

Swathmore Pa. Oct 14-~The
state Federation OF Pennsylvania
Women met here today and will be
in session three days Woman suff-
rage, home life, the divorce cues
ton and other subjects win be con
zfdprra
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
American Refugees Missing.

laredo, Tev, Oct. Mystery
surrounds the whereabouts Of 1926
American refugees who were travel
ing in a caravan Of wagons from
Torrreon to Laredo. They arrived
at Rodriguez, forty-fve miles south
of here three days ago, but nothing
has been heard of them since. Last
reports declared they were in the
zone whore fighting has been going
on between federals and constitu-
tionalists and it is feared here they
are being held prisoners or that a
worse fate has befallen them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15
WESTERN GOLF TOURNEY
OCTOBER ii

Chicago, Oct. 14.-The annual
open championship of the Western
Golf club began today over the
links of the Memphis club and will
continue for two days. The title
event calls for 70 holes medal play
for cash prizes The winner will
also be awarded the championship
gold medal,
sff@.a,. ~ LA.s~s ~ II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15

Washin gton, Oct. 14.-Yellow
fever at Carmen and Campeche, both
districts in Mexico from which
American refugees are coming TO
the United States, was reported to
the Public Health today. Surgeon
General Blue at once ordered meas
ures to safeguard the border and
other ports of entry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-15

Concluded On sixth PaSsJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
SKYLAND

Especial to The Times. Dispatch "
stony Man Camp, Skyland. Va, Au-
gust 23.-The leading event of the sea-
son thus far ut Skyland was a beauti-
full flower ball" given on Saturday
evening by G. Freeman Pollock pro-
prietor of the camp. Owing to the
large number of guests who partici-
pated, the great dining hall was used
for the occasion, and transformed into
an Immense woodland bower with pine
boughs, ferns and festoons of wild
flowers. The dancers, led by Mr.. Pol
lock- with Mrs. Pollock. becomingly ar
raYed as autumn leaves. led the pic
turesque throng around the hall in a
grand promenade. which gradually
evolved into festoons and circles about
a big vase of golden glow blossoms
in which Miss Ella Binford. of Rich
mond. was cleverly concealed. Prizes
for the best costumes were awarded as
Pollock. Is autumn leaves; best comic
costume. r. *. Beard, Washington. as
a chestnut: prettiest costume. Miss May
Libbey, Washington. as purple aster";
most artistic costume, Miss Betty Jack
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
BrinckerhoM Jackson, Silver Spring,
Md, as golden glow; prettiest costumes.
Miss Kathleen Beale Crawford, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crawford.
as pink rose, and Miss Edith Easter
day. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
yesterday. as pink poppy. all of Wash
inGton; most original costume. Miss
Ella Binford. Richmond, as vase Of
flowers; most original costume, John
Latimer, Drummond, Md. as jonquil;
prettiest group. Misses Frances and
Dorothy Smith, daughters OF Repre-
sentative Smith, of Texas: Lorraine
Sckel of New York. and Ruth Latimer,
Drummond. Md. daisy chain; best
child's group. Misses Crawford and
Jackson. The judges were Judge Peter,
Rockville: General Burt and Il. Fl.
Droop and Mrs. j. w Kite Washing
ton. and Mrs. Unit Rasin. OF Syracuse,
n. Y.
During the evening a collation. was
served to the company. while the
Judges and few additional guests
were privately entertained at a cham
payne supper by Mr.. and Mrs Pollock
On Friday evening a charming read
ing OF The Mummy" an original
dramatic composition, was given by the
author Miss Townsend, OF Washing
ton, who is now the guest of Miss
Stamper. also of Washington, at her
private cottage in the camp. a stage
was erected for the occasion and at
tractively decorated with plants and
flowers. Miss Townsend was intro
duced by DR.. Fell, OF Annapolis She
was appropriately gowned In Egyptian
costume, and with much grace and tai
ent alternately, portrayed the different
characters of the play.
On Tuesday tho first big shooting
match of the season took place on
ridge back OF the camp, the target
being placed upon gigantic oaks at
twenty and thirty yards range. DIR.
Fell. of Annapolis. and NJ. v. Brewing
ton of Salisbury. Md. otficiatca as
judges.