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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-02-21
B0JKA " SAIL SADOWEJ.
Jeden adwokat pO|iczkuje dugiego. Obaj
p|aa pO $50 kary.
JeszCze jeden wsp0|nik'
I Joliet sprOwadd sic ko|ege Webba' znajduje
sic pod powaznym zarzutem
PRzEC|W ROzWOD0M.
Walns posiedzenie WybitnJch dzid1cy spTaW|a
TOzbijana zWiazk6W malz3h3kIca
NIEGODzIWA MATKA,
SpafIa dzieCku trzewN | Wypsdzia j9 bOSO.

Dziewiecioletni chlo?czyk, nieja'
hi Alillard Horn. zam. pnr. 1917
Grace utica, ucze2il sic samocho-
du i potem chciaf zeskoczyc.
Ch}opiec jecllal ia Stopniu po
stronie automobile. .Skaczqc Z
samochodu chlopiec wpadi pod
tylne kola nfaszyny te zabily go
ma miejscu.
Samochodcm kicrowaI sqsiad,
niejaki Frank Hoffman.
Millard Horn jego starszy
brat sill do szkoly kiedy po dro-
DE spotkali Hoffmana jadqcego
nowym sainochodem. Prosili
Hofimana by ich zabraf re sobq.
Chlopcy zamiast usiq$; staneli ma
sch6dkach. Ma rogu Robey i
Grace chiopcy chcieli zejSt. Szo-
fer zwolni} biegu i miodszy Horn
skoczyi. Ma nieszczescie noga mu
sic posliznela i chlopak wpadi
pod kola.
Przeciw rozwodom.
Wybitni ludzic calego mia
sta Chicago. roznych przekonai
i wyznan protestowawc beda
przcciw prawom rozwodowym w
Stanie Illinois zqdac bcda refor-
my tychze praw. ably raz na zaw-
sze pozbawit sic zla, ktore toczy
spoleczenstwo amerykahskie.
w odezwie rozeslanej do du-
chowiehstwa ludzi wybitnych
specyalna komisya do zbadania
spraw rozwodowych donosi, re
choc prawa w Stanie Illinois So
stosunkowo ostre, lepsze niz w
innych Stanach, to jednak llli-
nois dzierzy pierwsze miejsce W
rozwodach.
Posiedzenie to odbedzie sic w
hotelu La Sale.
Po mowach programowych ma
stapi wolna dyskusya. Omawiane
beda sprawy malzehskie i rozwo-
dove.
w programowej movie wysta-
pia:
Sedzia Marcus Kavanagh, ka-
tolik, prezes komisyi stanowej;
zastepca gubernatora Barratt o.
Hara; William Mckinley. pre-
wodniczacy izby posiow W
Springfieldzie; John Fitzpatrick,
prezes chicagoskiej federacyi pra-
cy; Howard Elting. prezes Sto-
warzyszenia Chicago Association
of Commerce; David Forgan,
prezes banku National City
Bank; sedziowie Pam, McGoor--
ty byly sedzia Jesse Holdom.
Ma posiedzeniu tenn omawiane
beda cztery projekty reformy
prawa rozwodowego w Stanie IL
linois. Komisya stara sic wybrac
najlepszy projekt i przeprowa--
dzic go przez Legislature stano--
wa.
Sedzia Kavanagh obawia sic,
re sala w hotelu La Sale okaze
sic "a maia ma pomieszczenie
wszystkich uczestnik6w tel nara
dy,
Jeszcze jeden wswpolnik.
Wczoraj policya dowiedziaia
sic jeszcze jednym czfonku
handy do kt6rej notoryczny Ro-
bert Webb nalezal. Czionkiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-02-21

JezeIi potrzebujecie pIeniedzy ma
budowe albo ma splacenie starej hy.
poteki ldzcie do Hatterman CLAM,
lilo Milwaukee ave., DO takowe,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-02-21

60 wladzy nieomal despotycznej,
kt0ra wywieral przez swych przy
iaciof i zwolennikow, umiejetnie
porozmieszczanych po roznych
komitetach. Przeciw projektowi
pablo - glosy, "a MIN &C..
Debaty byly ostre, Trwaiy 3
godziny. Denuncyacya byfa ME
kiedy wprost zjadliwa, zwlaszcza
w movie repr. Browne'a, gdy wy
stapii przeciw repr. Hubbardo-
wi. zwolennikowi reformy.
Reforma ia jest jednq L zasad'
w stanowej platformie demokra-
tycznej i dlate9o wszyscy demo-
kraci zobcwiqzam byli starac sic
o jej przeprowadzenie.
Ia reforma usilnie pracowall
CUB. Dunno prev. izby posl6w
Mckinley.
2G dcmokrat0W pod wodzq
Browne'a i McLaughlina gloso-
walo przeciw reiormic. razem Z
4j-ma republikanami i jed
nym progresy'sta. 19tu progre-
syst6w, / socyalist0w i 3 republi-
kan6w przylqczyio sic do 43 de-
mokrat0w, popierajacych refor-
me.
Komitety stale bedq wiec "a
mianowane, jak dawniej przez
przewodniczacego. Ten jednako-
woz oSwiadczyl, re bedzie sic ME
ustannie znosil gubernatorem
Dunnem bez jego zatwierdzenla
ME oglosi skladu zadnego komlte-
tu.
Wazny bill dla miasta Chicago.
Springfield, ILL.,, p luteso. -
w senacie wniosf senator Harris
Chicago bill, proponuJacy kohl
solidacye wszystkich trzech Sy-
stemow parkowych z zarzadem
miasta Chicago. Jcstto jeden Z
'dawnych blow ,,charteru" CHI
cagoskiego.
Bill ten przeznaczony jest ia
dostarczenie ulgi miastu w Jcgo
obecnem trudnem poiozeniu fl
nansowem, gdyz podatki ia cele
parkowe. obecnie pobierane ME
zaleznie Cd miasta przez Wszy-
jstkie try systemy parkowe, mo-
glyby bye uzyte do pewnego sto-
pnia ma wydatki miejskie, dopoki
ulga stala ME bedzie miastu udzie
Iona.
Ambassador Wilson donosi o spo-
koju w Mexyku.
Washington, 81 lutego. Am
basador Wilson donosi T. miasta
Mexyku do departamentu Stanu,
ze miastO wraca do normalnego
stanu. Spok6j zaprowadzono juz
do tego stopnia, re policya znowu
patroluje miasto i re nawet mo-
zliwem jest przeslac pieniadze re
Stan6w Z5ednoczonych przez
banki mexykahskie tym, kt0rzy
cierpieli powodu rewolucyi.
Czy d}ugo ten stan potrwa, ME
MONA powiedziec.
Ze strony rewolucyonisty "a
patty rad ME spodziewa sic wiel-
kicll trudnoSci.
General Huerta oSwiadczyf am
basadorowi Wilsonowi, il Gu
staw Madero zostai zabity bez
rozkazow i ze Gustav wraz z
Franciszkiem Madero urzadzi}
diva zamachy ma jego (Huerty)
zycie.
Kongres Stanu Coahuila ME IL
znaje wiadzy Huerty dla powo-
dow konstytucyjnych i zada cd
innych Stan6w, azeby podobne
stanowisko zaje}y.
Koleje kontroluja transportacye
wodna.
Washington, 81 lutego.
Wczoraj zeznania sk}adali pred
komitetem poselskim, badaj1-
/
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-02-21

lDokonczenle :, str. 5ei.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
This is Guaranteed to
Stop Your Cough
Make this Family supply of
Cough Syrup at Home
and Save So.

This plan makes a pint of better
cough syrup than you could buy ready
made for $3.50. A few doses usually
conquer an ordinary cough-relieves
even whooping cough quickly. Simple
as it is, no better remedy can be had
at any price.
Mix one pintsof granulated sugar with
~ pint OF warm water, and stir Tor =
minutes. Put 21a ounces of Pinex fifty
cents WORTH in a pint bottle; then
add the. SUGAR Syrup. 1t has pleasant
taste and lasts family a long time.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three shours.
You can feel this take hold of a cough
in a way that means business. Has q
good tonic effect, braces up the appetite,
and is slightly laxative, too, which is
helpful. A handy remedy for hoarse-
pess, spasmodic Group, bronchitis, bron-
chial asthma and whooping cough.
The effect of pine on the membranes
is we'll known. Pinex is most valu-
able concentrated compound of Norwe-
gian white pine extract. and is rich in
guafaeol and other natural healing
pine elements. Other. preparations VIII
mot work in this combination.
- This Pincx and Sugar Syrup remedy
has often been initiated, though never
successfully. 1t is now used in more
homes than any other cough remedy.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction. or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
preparation. Your druggist has Pinex
or Will get it FOR YOU. If not, send tc
Tha.4inex Co. Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
ALMA.

The ladies' of the Progressive Society
gave a successful entertainment to d
large and appreciative audience at the
schoolhouse at Head Tide, Friday eve
ming. The illustrated lecture on birds
by Miss Fanny e. Brown of Boston,
was delightful and listened to with
deep interest by all. The solos by Mrs.
NJ. Viola True We're finely rendered.
The children did their parts in fine
shape and the selections on the phono-
graph by Cakes M. Palmer, Were heart
lily appreciated by all present.
Mrs. Annie Hopkins of SomerNille,
Mass. has been spending a few days
with Miss Fanny T.. Brown.
William n. Titus was chosen del
egate by the Congregational Sunday
school, Sunday, to attend the State
Sunday school convention which meets
at Augusta on Wednesday, October -.
The building of the State road under
the supervision of III. G.. Mari, second
selectman. is being done in manner
which merits high COMMUNICATION.
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House Com. inspects
Boston Harbor

Boston, oct 6.-An inspection of
Boston harbor was made, today. by
Is members Of the House committee on
rivers and harbors. The committee
which left Washington. Friday night,
for New England tour, was accom-
panied by a delegation from the Bos-
ton Chamber of Commerce on its trip
about the harbor on government
steamer Among the points visited was
the plant of the Fore River Shipbuild-
ing Co, at Quincy. where several war
ships are under construction. On their
return to the city the committeeman
We're entertained at luncheon at the
Algonquin Club, where they met Gov
ernor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald. This
evening. they will attend a dinner in
connection with the Massachusetts
Waterway convention. Tomorrow. the
committeeman will inspect the Cape
Cod canal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
ONE KILLED when
AUTO OvERTURNS--
TWO men INJURED,


Newtown, CT, Oct. Gone woman
WAS killed instantly and two men
were more or less severely hurt when
their automobile was wrecked, this
morning, at a turn in the road about
q mile south of Stepney village.
The dead woman was Miss Elma
Best of Bridgeport, % Years old. The
injured are Isaac Halves of Milford,
who is suffering from internal injuries,
and Charles Merwin of New Britain
who was cut and bruised. A fourth
member of the party Miss May Best
sister of the young woman killed. es-
capped injury.
Halves, who was driving, claims the
accident was due to bursting tire.
The machine slid from the road at the
turn. struck and broke off a telephone
pole and then went over stonewall
Halves has been ordered under ar
rest pending investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
CANAAN.
Erw ny



Mrs. Lucy Croweii, a former resident
of Canaan, now of Brooks, visited in
town, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Croker left,
Friday. for a visit with relatives in
Gardiner and Richmond.
Miss Elva Nye came from Pittsfield,
Wednesday and attended the Fair, re-
turning, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Foster and friends
Miss Alice Gay and John DeOrsay, who
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Foster and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith, returned to Angus
ia, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Church of
White River Junction, Vt, visited his
mother, Mrs. Eunice Church, last
Week and relatives in Pittsfieid and
0rono. The trip was made by auto
Mrs. Flora Fogg of Bingham is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Eva Shean.
Mrs. Mabel Harris left, Tuesday, for
a visit with friends in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Rolfe are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the arrival Of
little daughter.
Mr.. Walker, wife and daughter. oi
Massachusetts, are guests of his sister
Mrs. Ella Rolfe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
JACK MAN.

The sudden death of Sullivan New
ton, which occurred Wednesday morn
ing. was a shock to all. He was in his
usual health Tuesday morning In the
afternoon he was stricken with a
shock, from which he did not regain
consciousness. The second shock
which followed in the night proved fla
tai. His daughters, Mrs j. II. Murtha
and Miss Edith Newton. were with
him. A son, Lewis, was summoned
from Portland The funeral was con-
Quoted by the Masons from the Con-
gregational church.
Hon. S. J. Walton and daughter Ethel
and Clyde Smith of Skowhegan were
in town, Saturday to attend the flu
neral of Sullivan Newton
Mrs. II. p. Garter returned to Bing-
ham, Tuesday, after spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs Ruel Hal
den at Attean Camps
The Half Past Six Club" are spend
ing their annual vacation at Attean
Camps.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Draper of New
buryport, Mass, are at Head Pond
Camps.
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DEXTER.

A new system of spelling, the Gin
1innati plan, has been instituted in the
public schools of Dexter Only a few
words are given in advance each day
but many are reviewed daily. The
classes are holding contest for best
work in spelling.
The Senior class of the High schoo
will have a benefit night al Park
theater, Tuesday, and a large attend
ance is expected.
The Freshman class of the High
school succeeded in keeping their fiae
mp on the roof of the Dunbarton mill
Friday, II hours. This is a stunt which
is undertaken by each succeeding
Freshman class.
The total number of pupils in the
village schools at present is 6lS and
in the rural schools ia. making tota
of 742. This is 80 more than has even
before been enrolled.
The annual Grange fair will take
place, Oct. % and %. The Boys and
Girls Agricultural clubs will then
make their exhibits of work done dur
ing the past Year. Several members
of the clubs made exhibits at Exeter
fair. Besfaes the prizes offered by the
schools the Grange has offered s.
additional.
The October meeting of the W. C.
T. u. will be held, Tuesday afternoon.
The chief feature of interest will be
the reports from the State convention
at Rumford Falls.
The semi-annuai session of the
Grand Lodge of Maine I. 0. O. f. will
meet with Victory Lodge, No. sos, at
Lisbon Falls, Wednesday, Oct 8. 1t
is hoped then several will attend from
Dexter Lodge.
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DIED..

ANDROSCOGGIN.
Lewiston-Sept. %. Miss Edith Bur
bank Marsden of Bethel, aged Is years,
CUMBERLAND.
rortlaud-Sept. 30. Anna M. Jordan
Sept. %, Martha A. Berry, aged 80 years
Sept q, Martha j Palmer, aged 81
years; Sept. 80, Ellen H. Williams; Miss
Frances f. Hodge; Oct /, James t.
Flynn; Sept. %, John King. aged 81
years; Sept, %. John Frederick Andren,
aged 3 months, 20 days; Sept. IS, Laura
Amanda Varney, aged 81 years; Sept. %,
Mary O'Malley, aged SO years, 4 months
days.
Westbrook- q, Katherine NJ.
Thosen, aged % years; Sept. IS, Almeda
Mitchell, aged So years.
FRANKLIN
Wilton-Sept, q, Mrs. Kesiah Thomp-
son. aged So years.
HANCOCK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y, Orlando Abel
bert pickey, aged So years, month. q
days.
Pennington Falls-Sept 2s C'f,nr'a~ T..
Davis, aged s. years, 3 months. IL days.
Ellsworth-Sept. 70, Beuiau VI. h45slls
aged years, II months.
Surry-Sept. &C. Augusta Y, Lord, aged
20 years, months
Bucksport-Sept so. Joseph H. Maker.
aged So years l month, Is days
KENNEBEC.
Weeks Mills-Sept. 2S Mary \. Morrill,
of Readfield, aged So years
Chelsea-Sept. 2S Wincentia M. Peter
son, aged % years
Rockland-sept. %. Charles Wilson.
aged s months, IL days: Sept q, Fred r.
Lamb. aged IS years, II months; Sept
%. Rertha L. Dominica. aged 20 years, s
months, IL days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
New Gov. General
OF Philippines,


Manila. Oct. 6.-F'rancis Burton Har-
rison of New York, the newly appoint
ed governor-general of the Philip
pines, arrived heres today, On board
the steamship Manehura and was
greeted by thousands of persons, many
of whom had come frem the provinces.
Tra ffic in the. streets of the city was
almost brought to standstill by the
crowds, among which We're dispersed
several bands.
The iianehuria was met by num-
Der Of steam launches. one of which
took out Newton w. Gilbert of Fort
Wa.ne. Ind, the vice governor.
Governor General Harrison, on
'andine. drove from the pier by a
oundahout route to the Luneta where
re delivered his inaugural address.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
PALMYRA.

Am2ns the guests at T. Ia Peasley :
are Mrs w. c. Kirk of Detroit. Mich.
and Mrs. Charles Crockett of Bangor
Mrs II. \. Lnngley of .PitsGeld WIS.,
tied Sunday, ct O. L. Blaisdcllis.s
&r. ana Mrs. O. B. Cole were in
Newr9rt, Sunday. ia the home of w.
H. Robinson. .
Wison Homestead is at home. for a
few days. from Revere. Mass, where
he has employment. ~
Mrs. George. Mills went. Saturday.
to Boston, where she intends To pass;
the winter.
b. I. Palmer and O. L. Blaisdell,
with their families, We're among those
from this vicinity. who attended the
West Pene ascot fair at Exeter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Southland, with
their guests, Walter Stinneford of Do
Yer and MIS- Julia Sissen of this town,
were in Harmony, Sunday. To visit
their aunt, Mrs. Olive Huntress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07

Warren-Sept. p, Lewis Kendall At
kins, aged Il years, months, II days
Sept. q, Katie Ripley, aged ST years,
months, . days.
Roekport-sept Is. Caroline Cowing OF
RockIand, aged 90 years.
Camden-Sept. IS, Mrs Hattie Taylor
aged 20 years.
bingham.
Rnr,rord-Gept Il. raymond Henry.
south .atis-sept ~ Napoleon La
rochelle
Bryant's Pond-Sept %, Mrs. Charlotte
Waite Hill, aged about ~ years.
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor-Scnt . John Cassidy aged 81
years: Sept. - Mrs. :. Bertha Murphy.
aged 81 years, . months. ] day.
old Te%n-Seat. 80, Mrs Hattie T.,
Riggs. aged 20 years, ~ 81
Levant-Sept. p, Ellen +. Finson,
aged 20 years.
carrol-Sept 27 Lydia Spencer aged
76 years. 9 months. > days.
KcnduskeaS-Sep y, Joseph J. Thurs
ton, aged So years. months, days.
PLSGATAQGIS
BroWnville-Sept t26, l'idele Melanson,
aged 80 years,
Monson-Sept. 2S. John Il. Butler. aged
SOMERSET.
Madison-Sept %, Mrs. Martha King
Hurd, aged IS years.
WALDO.
WaIdo-Sept. u. Levi Whiteomh, aged
81 years.
Swanvile-sept %. Herman Bachelor.
aged 81 years, months, II days.
Searsport-Sept q, Ellen c. Morrow,
aged II years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
DRESDEN.

The ca. enters are making the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Cate
most attractive. This house was for
nerly owned by the late Miss Mary l.
Mayors.
a number of motor boats came up
Eastern river, last Sunday. to enjoy
the beauties of the October season.
frank Leavitt is filing a car al
Richmond With hay for wallace Fos-
ter of Roxbury. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. a, Cate visited the
fair held at Damariscotta last week.
Miss Marion Carey of North Ores
den and Edward Allen of New YORK
were married last Wednesday eve
ming at the parsonage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Trace Burelaiies to Boys.

trace Burqiaiies to Boys.
It is believed in police circles in
Portland that the ma jority if not all
of the many irritating minor burg
laries here viii he traced to boys.
Several were arrested, recently, and
placed in the charge Of Probation OIL
Ger George ". Grover. and it is hoped
that others will be rounded up. Those
under arrest admitted hay inc received
assistance from others, but they d.
clined to turn informers
Badly Burned by Explosion.
Sunday evening, Mrs. Florence Nick
erson, wife of Maj. A. A. Nickerson,
was badly burned about the head and
face at her home. 270 Bracket street,
Portland, it is supposed by the over
turning or explosion of an alcohol
lamp. Maj. Nickerson, who was in an
adjoining room, went to her assistance
and succeeded in putting out the fire,
but not until her clothing was nearly
all burned. She was rushed to the
Maine General hospital. and was re-
ported at a late hour to be doing we'll.
Rockiand House Burns.
The house of DIR. T. E. Tibbetts in
Middle street, Rockland. was burned,
early Sunday morning. The doctor was
awakened by dense smoke to find that
the l. was ablaze and that the flames
were spreading rapidly to the main
part of the house. Little of the furni-
ture was saved The loss on building
and contents is about $4,000 1t was
partly insured. The cause of the fire
is unknown.
Boy Caught Burglarizing.
Arthur Cutler. a 12-year-old hoy.
Was found inside the flower store of
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SEN. LODGE GAINING.
Gratified by Resolutions Adopted by
State Convention.

NahDnt Mass, Oct. 6.-The steady
Sain in the condition of United States
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. contiu-
ued, today. The senator sat up in bel
and read the resolutions of sympathy
adopted by the Republican State Con-
Vention in Boston. last Saturday, and
expressed qualification at the conven-
TONS action. The unpleasant weather
Of today had no effect on the condi
ton Of the patient.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
DIES OF INJURIES.
Mrs. Nickerson Burned, Sunday Night
At Portland.

Portland, Me, Oct. 6.-Mrs. A. A.
Niekersen, aged 20. died at a hospital,
early today. from burns received. Sun
day night, when her clothing caught
fire from an alcohol lamp. Mrs Nick
erscn Yas Il native ef Mercer and
granddaughter of Rev. Elisha Streeter.
one Of the pieneer Methodist preachers
OF Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07

Ernest Saunders at. Lisbon and Ash
streets, Lewiston, Sunday Afternoon
The building has just been sold by
Manufacturers National Bank. 1t was
to be moved to make room for new
block to be erected, The new owner
was going into the building to make
some measurements preparatory to
moving it. AS he was unlocking the
door he saw boy running toward
the rear of the store. He caught, the
window. The boy had tipped over.
some flower pots in the store and pull
ed out the drawers of the cash regis
ter, but the drawer was empty.
Marrow Escape for Crew of Schooner
Capt Luther Trott and young as
sistant of the 214ton sardine fishing
schooner Hulloneon arrived, at East
port, Sunday afternoon. after a mar
row escape from being drowned in thu
Bay of Fundy, late Friday night, whilt
returning to Eastport. When two miles
off Red Head, Point LePreaux, n. f..
during thick fog and heavy gale
with all sails set and the two gasoline
engines of Is horsepower, both run
ming, her propeller shaft pulled out
and water rushed into the 2la-inch
hole so fast that Capt. Trott and as
sistant could not keep her aaoat. They
hurriedly jumped into the dory, hav.
ing nothing but q compass. Afte,
rowing about in the fog for few
hours they reached Point LePreauX
lighthouse in an exhausted condition,
and were brought to Eastport, Sunday.
Extensive Land Deals.
The most important real estatee
deals of the year have just taken place
IN Phillips. A large tract of land in
kennebago Lake region has been
bought by w. l.. Butler and F. w.
Butler natives of Phillips: George F..
Goodspeed and F. o. Goodspeed of
Wilton and Harry A. Kurdish of
Rangeley, who will organize lum-
bering company and begin an extern
sive business in the winter.
Narrowly Escapes Eiectrocution.
Victor Chaison, proprietor of the
Chaison's hotel i'm Exchange street.
Bangor. had very narrow escape
from electrocution, Sunday afternoon,
and was rescued just in time to save
his life. The electric elevator failed
to work, and while investigating Chai-
son touched a live power wire and was
unable 70 get clear His screams at
tracted the attention of John Silke. a
waiter. who managed to pull his em-
pIoyer clear of the wire. Chaisons
hands were badly burned and he is
suffering from the effects of the shock.
but will recover.
$500 Volts THROUGH Eody
William n. Naylor, the electrician
at the power house at a Bonney Eagle,
Portland. came in contact with Il live
wire. Sunday. He was standing on
switch cell and escaped the full force
of $500 volts, but was knocked I'M
conscious and for some time the re-
suit was in doubt. He finally sur
Nived somewhat and was brought to
Portland
Geneva iS lnildiuU q natural bicfory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-07
WISCASS EFT.

Mrs. Francina White was in Damar-
iscotta, Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Rines has been visiting
her parents, f. II. Albee and wife in
Newcastle.
II. S. Shea and family are now at
their recently purchased farm in the
Huntoon Hill district.
Herbert Barter bought a fine cow of
F. Is. Houdlette, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Houdlette of
Dresden Mills We're calling on friends
in town, last week.
Repairs on the Birch Point bridge
are completed.
Mrs. w. CT. Hubbard left Monday,
for a two weeks visit in New York.
Many Wiscasset people attended the
Fair at Damariscotta.
Mr.. Craw, of Westport. is occupying
Mrs. Bailey's house, on Federal street