Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-24

DdHSof, uds Ttttutly opened q new
and commodious hotel in Lynn. Mass.
The water pipe in post-office square broke
Saturday night and leaked badly. 1t was
necessary to repair it Sunday and accordingly
1t was done.
Mrs Lucy f. COombs, of Prospect Har.
Dor. is in this city to-day Wednesday, She
is on her way to Bluehill to visit her dsugh.
ter, Mrs. Dodge.
Schooner Vandalis, Capt. Belts Of this
port. from New York from Rocklsnd, laden
with kerosene oil, which went ashore Sunday,
of WEIGH Isle, was pulled of Monday BY
Seott's wreckers with a hole In her side.
MIR. David Andrews while at work with
an axe, Tuesday made mis-stroke aud nearly
severed his thumb from his hand. DIR. Hag-
erihy dressed the wound and the patient Is do
ing we'll
The work OF taking the salmon for spawn.
ing purposes at Green Lake has practically
closed for this season. over one hundred and
fifty salmon have been taken. more than ever
before, and over two hundred thousand sal
mon eggs have been secured. But one Of the
fifty salmon tagged two years ago. came up the
/ brook to spawn, and none were taken last
year it seems reasonable 10 suppose that land
I locked salmon do not spawn oftener than once
In two years and perhaps a rule not ofteuer
than once in three years.
Wildcat speculation In pasture lands has
had depressing effect on sullivan Harbor.
one OF Names most beautiful summer resorts,
during the past few years; but now that the
I g. ha yl-ai,
lie substantial things from its natural advsn-
tages. The Land Company has re-orgsnized
on a solid basis and its subsequent proceedings
will be less windy. some cottage building
viii be seen there next summer-which will
amount 10 more than the revival OF mining
operations that il promised BY New York spec
ulators who have been sscking rocks from
that region, with which 10 load " all street
schemes. One OF them promises - glorious
excitement" The glory will come high to
somebody.
British schooner Beepee c., Capt Henry
McDougsl. OF ST. John, bound 10 Rockland
with wood. went ashore near the long ledge
near Cranberry Isles, In the snow-storm OF the
10Th inst. and Is total loss and not insured;
crew saved. The vessel bad on board sixty.
five cords OF Kiln wood and went well up 10
high water marx. About twenty cords were
washed ashore from her deck load. This was
sold and the balance OF cargo together with
the hull, spars. chains, anchors and standing
rigging were sold 10 Willis Bunker Of Cranber-
~ Island for SO. The sails, blocks and rig
ging will be sent back TO ST. John unless sold
In the vicinity OF the wreck. II WAS hard
loss to the captain As he owned one-half OF the
vessel and bought the cargo Of wood. This
was the twenty-sixth trip the captsin bad made
from 81. John TO Rockland since April last.
The many friends Of DR.. c. F. Gorham.
architect for the L. :. fish commission. will
be panied TO learn the sad news OF his death in
the far West while engaged In his arduous
work for the commission. No particulars OF
hi death have been received. To the wonder
full executive ability OF Or. Gorham, The sue
cessful planning and subsequent construction
OF the extensive hatchiug works at Green
Lake were due. A perfect gentleman and q
most genial companion. he made many strong
friends in this city and vicinity who Will most
sincerely mis-. his visits TO this locality. II was
DR.. Gorham's desire TO have moved TO Maine
" IN MS laiullN anu 10 nave Ddu tuaFSt Oh tue
government works al Green Lake. hut his ser
vices were too valuable in locating the various
L. ;. hatcheries In different parts OF the coun-
try for him 10 be spared from that important
part of the work. DR.. Gorham about for
ty wears OF age, and although 4 we-educsted
physician, he abandoned the practice OF med.
icine and had been in the employ Of the u. 5.
fish commission since 1873. Ii viii be difficult
for the commission TO find man With the sbil-
ity and experience to Ill his place.
The recently-issued catalogue of Bow dom
College for the year 1928 shows enroll
inert Of 291 students. the largest In the history
OF the institution. One-third OF these are In
the medical department; Of the remainder, 80
seniors. 4. juniors. SO sophomores, IS fresh
men, and special students. The medical
faculty has been increased by two new lectur-
ers. DR.. A bert X. Moulton. OF Phladelphis,
mental diseases, and DR.. John +. Thomp-
son, OF Portland on diseases OF women. The
scientific collections OF the college have been
increased the past year by the valuable and ex-
tensiye Genealogical collection OF the late DR..
ID. Humphreys StOrer, LID, Of Boston, and
formal announcement il made OF the large
scientific building 10 be erected during the &C.
ademic year q memorial OF Mrs. Mary F. 5.
searles. For the purpose OF promoting ad-
vanced work in biology the college has
cured the privileges Of table In the Marine
Biological Laboratory at Wood. Hol. Mass,
OF which DIR. c. o. Whitman. OF the class OF
1869, is director. Each year student or grad
uate. who has shown marked proficiency in
F 10 III
for study. during the summer months.
Mr.. &. W. Clifford, station agent, NJ. {. r.
r., in this city, has received letter from Mr..
W. 5. Condell, New England freight and pas
senger agent. Boston. relative TO the case Of
Mr.. Augusta. l.. Gordon. " hich we mentioned
last week. As We expected, the newspaper
statement In, orrect in several important
particulars. Ii Is not known from what
source the newspapers got their information,
but a. the conductor Of the train teegraphed
to Boston for ambulance, 1t is supposed
that the knights OF the quill got their informa-
ton partly through the police department and
jumped 81 the conclusion that the Chicago
overseers of the poor paid Mr.. Gordon's pas
sage east. The railroad officials at Caldwell
delivered TO Mr.. Gordon through ticket to
Boston and paid him the balance Of the money
received from Capt. Remick of this city,
which amounted TO s65 80 to pay foreleeping
car which was furnished through as far as
Chicago. Out OF the sos 30 which Mr.. Cor
don received from the railroad officials be paid
+ S45 TO nurse at Caldwell who had been TAX
/ ing care OF bin. The railroad folks were SO
faithful 10 their trust and so generous 10 the
matter that they put an employe on the train
at Caldwell, who accompanied Mr.. Gordon to
Council Bluffs, and another at Council Bluffs
who accompanied the sick man TO Chicago and
saw him across the city TO the Michigan Cen
trial depot, sending him east from there. Such
transfer was absolutely necessary. The writer
Of the letter TO Mr. Clifford says: 81 am inves-
tigating the subject ST the request Of his peo-
pie here. and when l get the whole story will
advise you. As for the newspaper article,
do not feel in any way responsible for that.
Newspapers publish anything they have .
mind to, and ask no odds Of any body"
-Leander Nutter, OF Steuben, captain Of the
coasting schooner. Sadie and Lily, is q poorer
man since bis arrival in Belfast, but possibly
wiser. To Offset the captains misfortune
four young men Of Belfast have been bound
over on the charge Of robbing the captain OF