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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

Sorrento.
Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Moore were in town
this week.
T. H. Simpson spent Sunday al Sullivan
Hsrbo
1t Rraedon. the road commissioner.
bsyirs work thj.we
James Newell : naintine the interior
otIohn W Hail. house.
u. w.. o.:,..-.
-.
". II. Lawrence and +. X. Conners.
Sa4r.s4ay .venfrr
Co.,, 80. -.
,.a-s il, ,clrr -s,a,,,f,.
Nev3 pr,pr
So. D.. =, w., .-,,.,,,, a,,,,a,ro,,,
discourse on Faith"
a.. .u...-.,-,.i.,.. ~. GOD T.,
boun,ifpl harvest but harley is handled
snsringIv
Wardswortb Barter has returned from
Boston and onened his store in the
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spanish Soldiers Deserving.

NEW YORK, May "a dispatch to
the journal rom Havana says:
Two insurgent captains, Rafael
Menunzi 5,csrros anu Ricardo Var
Iena Valdez, who Voluntarily surren.
dered IL fortnight ago in Pinar del Rio
and were liberated under Captain
General Weylef's amnesty decree,
have been arrested. They are to bs
deported to Centa Tor indefinite CON.
finemeut.
Advices from Sancti Spiritus report
that the Spanish volunteers are becJm-
Ing mutinous owing to the govern.
ment's failure 10 provide adequate
commissary supplies. From thirty to
forty are DESERVING daily.
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April Coinage.

WARRINGTON, May 2.-The report
OF the director OF the mint shows that
during the month Of April the total
coinage at the United States m iuts was
$40, $50. OF this smou mt S., 800, 400
was H. gold, 81 ,5S5, 900 In silver, aad
$74, $50 in minot coins. or the silver
coinage 100000 was In standard
dollsrs,
The monthly statement Of the comp.
troller OF the currency shows that on
April 30th the total ciLcuistion OF
national bank notes was $685., SOC PA, "a
gain for the year OF IS, 700, 500 and
loss for the month OF $9J6 $50.
The circulation basei on United
States binds was $20S, 7GS, $40, u gain
Tor the year OF IS, 1855. $40 anu loss tor
the month OF 1899, l53
The circulat.ou occurred by lawful
money was S24 033 Cos, an increase for
the year OF So, 335, $50, anu an Increase
for the month OF S92, SOB.
The amount OIL niteu States regis
tered bonds on deposit TO secure circu.
latiug notes WAS S2s2, 749, 800, aud to
secure public deposits SIC, 3l3.O 900.
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TIE FIRE AT PIITSBURG.
A numb3r Of Fireman Reported Miss
Ing This Morning.
TSsy Are Supposed to He hurled Un-
der the nuIns at Liberty
Avenue.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 3.-Thc m osi
n,saeirn,a Ara lhat ne. v,sitad p,tts
s.'"'. 80 ,s,, -sa ,..' w.,
ou's oineo io''' eN0'P' N"i''h 'uo
riots 10 1877, destroyed s3,0UO, 600
worth OF property last night and Prob.
abIv resultant I'm two us,ths ann IN,
injury 0' iout pefsohe'
The great Wholesale grocery estab-
lisbment OF Thomas q. Jenki! 8 anu
,be m.nmo,b retau stoya ot Tnome.
~ r,
horhe q oo.' are 'o'si iuibs' ihc
RENAME OF the fiIst only the Jagged
and patched walls, here and there
,ovsr,ng in,o hi.chapad ,in,aclss
'o"e's ~ oAoA'' "un1''
anu Vi .no i"''o' o"'S '"e haAeu i'a"ie'
work, built Of structural iron, which
would not 10 II, but stripped of Ii,
wnIIs md 6oors and festooned oniv
-, 80
wan uiaggnns ehltus anu piaoheneu
strips OF tlnoei, cfihhleu pieces Oh
suee,-iion ahu Nisteu ious Anu w I.'ss
me nu.h' sec.'on eA'ehus iiom ritu
street W oeo,l a,,ey % iysn,a
avenue anu h io oe s,.. a,ey 70 an
Stree. on oss sHoe'' oo'eline
l
M... ueoas0 o"' NO. 40
.
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| ~
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r,, b.aLan -, ,n. ,aiI,na -, ~
az rshar, P,aaar
go -. ~
I,Ina on,,,, 49,, a.,
, an, 80 a., ~ bsn;, "
'" n,n,h"r ~ n,hsr 6ranan
.,,n'ss,, 10 ~. $500 n,.,a ~ \
Ill. "a, Ti,a,,, $500 nt Go,
mn 'o''
NJ. i,..o. h., ,h. f.. t,ot,,s.. IN ~
,.h1 go ,aara ~,
. ..a,aan.d. 49,, vo,na,' arn onS.
t,'',,,.nca s,so ma. hn;id,r,, 100 49,
Rano onn. p1o ',, .anns sSo ann
y'oo,ooO, - &. ~, 80, SoY'oVo'
'u hn ,,as,,n 49, 49,, sJVa.'
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CHICAGO, May S.-About 1900
plumbers struck this morning. Inc
work on nearly every building In the
course OF cons ruciion is at a practical
standstill. Ths main point OF ulfi T.
ence Is over the emplOymen, OF
helpers. the Union insisting that MT
more than one helper oe employed in
escn shop. During the day dozen
master plumbers representing aDou
a hundred workmen aligned the agree.
nenI. II an aIIempI Il made to hire
non-upion men tU Nil the places of the
strikers, a general strike OF all build.
ing tradss may result.
Business Agent Kinsley Of the
carpenter's council, said that about q
thousand cRrpeh ers would bc affected,
should the pIumbeis' s;rise continue.
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Arbitration TREATY.
Senator TsiIor's Reasons for Not sup.
poriiug tho Measure.


poruug tho Measure.
DENVER, May Ex-senator II. NJ.
Teller wnvsis paired on the arbitration
treaty expI.sseu himself very freely
against that measure Ia an interview
with representative of the Assoc
ciated Press last night declaring him.
self In favor OF the peaceful settlement
OF international disputes, but deyning
that special treaty was Iecossary to
provide for II. He declared that the
proposed arDltra ion treaty was very
Iauity. He questions whether the
Senate could thus legally surrender
one OF its constitutional prerogatives
aud eaid that lew senators believed
that 1t was wise to do so, II II were
possible. In conclusion he said:
"Gfent Britain VIII not go to war
with us, unless 1t appears t. ner 10 b.
to her interest to do 30, anu no one
acquainted with the history OF that
couItry for the last 200 years eau
believe that treaty would stand in the
wGy OF war II her iuterests could be
seveied by war. Jus; now, II we De-
iieve Gladstone, England ,hss sur.
rendered to the youthful depots, The
emperor OF Germany aud the czar OF
Russia, anu that DER moral;and politi.
cal II nlenoe Is being actively used to
keep uOwn the movement for liberty
In Crete, and, we may adj, for the
purpose Of maintaining that blot on
the civilization OF the age, the Turk.
ish government, because some OF the
citizens OF that country bod Turkish
bonus. l do not care to lena the m JTal
support OF the United States to aid
her In her efforts 10 suppress people
struggling Tor FREQ government,
whether they be Cretans or GreeHs, or
to enable her 10 collect her Turkish
debts,
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Solicitor of In,ernai aev.nuc.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May g.
1t has been definitely decided that
National Committeeman J. +. Boyd
OF North Carolina will be appointed
solicitor OF internal revenue. Com
gresham Norihway OF Onio today
presented General Robert X. Sampson
OF Arizona, former resident OF tho
Buckeye state, who aspires to be con-
sui general to Mexico. For this post
there are already ninety appiicanIs.
The President informed Northway
that the general policy will be to hold
up this class OF appointments until
after the tariff bill is passed and Com
gresB adjourned.
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MORMON ELDERS mOnBED.
missionaries I'm tho Honds of re
iiRtuus Fanatics.

Missionnrics I'm tho Honds OF Re
iiRtous Fanatics,
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 2.-0ne
night lsst week some religious PAL
tlsans In jackson county carried into
The woods, stripped and severely
whipped two Mormon Elders, The
Elders subsequently appealed TO Gov.
Johnson for protection, representing
that they had been threatened with
death II thsy remained In the state.
The governor has promised to protect
them anu has INSTRUCTED the shorln OF
the cou1ty 10 make them his special
charge.
the governor says the constitution
OF the State guarantees religious lib.r-
" vnd that tne &Ormons are entitled
10 It; moreover; that the Elders 10 this
ttate teach the Bible anu refrain from
preaching or prscticing poIygsmy, anu
he TACT That tnry believe tbe BOOK OF
Mormon ~ have been inspired should
not lay them liable to persecution.
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a BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
Costa RicA Ready 10 Defend Her
frontier Against Nicaragua.

Costa Rica Ready 70 Defend Her
frontier Against Nicaragua.
NEW YORK. May "a dispatch to
the Herald from Panama ssyt:
A correspondent in COSTA Rlca tele-
graph, that the government 'is prepar-
ing to send Immediately 1000 men to
tho Nicaraguan frontier pending
decision in the boundary dispute. 1t
is said that President z laya Of
Nicaragua now has several hundred
troops stationed on the frontier. Or
these troops 400 are scattered iu small
groups between the frontier towns. In
San Juan there are $50 men awaiting
ordeTs; 200 more in Cninanzdega, anu
200 la Leon, and like number In
Granada.
RivAs is also being strengthened by
several hundred soldiers. All these
activities may or may not result In
hostillties.
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JOSEPH DoL's REsreNArroN.
lie Was Detected, IL 10 Claimed, In
Queer transactions.

New YORK, May "A Washing
ton spsc al " tha Tribuue says. Assist
ant secretary OF War Joseph II. Dos
of Jsnesviilc, VIE, was practically
dismissed by Secretary Lamont. The
Tribune cay: There was considerable
comment concerning the unusnal act
Of President Mckinley in accepting
Doe's resigualioa before tue soisc!lon
OF his snccessor. Does resignation
was accepted at once, and his desk was
vacant until Mr.. Littlej hu oi M
brsska was apo nted. Tnie was Que
to a blot from Col. Lam mt, VINO had
practically made vacancy In the
oe several months before. AS early
as lie was able to md the time Secrt-
tary q iger began nn Investigation d
the ofilo oil conduct OF Mr.. Doe, but
soon di.c1vgred that Secretary Lamont
had anticipated him, aud tue only
result OF bis inqulrlsB was the dis-
misssl OF Richard J. Walton, also
from Evansville, who was brought TO
Washington by Doe anu served as bis
private secretary for two years or
IuOIc.
Alb ut a year ago Assistant Secretary
Doe began TO issue orders to The divls-
ion oil supplies ami other branches OF
the department thnt causeu cjhHiuer-
able disappointment among the cierks,
and to make acquisitions for articles
for bis personal use which had not be-
fore been purchased from the public
fund. He continued to do so during
the frequent absences OF Secretary
Lamont until after the election Ia NJ
vsmOor, wnen that sort OF business be-
camo 80 active as t. attract general
attention, and within few weeks the
gossip reached the ears OF the head Of
the department.
Secretary Lamont at once made an
investigation. He called before him
the clerse In the supply division. the
sturekeeper and otner officials OF the
department, and secured stateme nts
from them which caused him 10 re-
qure Doe anu Wilton 10 make retti-
tn Ion to the amount Of nearly $1,000
In cash and TO surrender to the ueI art
ment considerable amount OF pro- =
srty which, in Mr.. Lamont's opinion,
belonged to the government.
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Left For Washington.

lion. George q. Cannon, Judge
Bartch and p. II. LSnnsn LETT over
the Oregon Short Line at 7 o'clock
this morning for Washington to carry
out the duty imposed upon them BY
the i.CenIenniai commission In
inviting President Mckinley anu
cabinet TO attend the forthcoming
jubilee. They are duo 10 reach
WASHINGTON at p. m. on THURSDAY
next. Ga their arrival they viii b,
Joined by Senators Cannon and Raw
Inns and Representive King, who are
made Joint bearers OF the message OF
welcome 10 the President.
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-Tne Senate
In executive session today confirmed
the following nominations:
VIM. II. Day, y no, assistant eecre-
tary OF STATE; VIM. Reimke, New
York, second secretary OF the legation
Of tue Guy OF Mexico; VIM. Jones,
Mipersl Point, Wis, commissioner OF
Indian silairs; Col. VIM. h, Shafer,
First infantry, To be btigadier genera.
Lieut.. Cvl. Ii. G. g ok, Fourth imam
try, to be colonel; Major A. ID. Balm.
ord 20, Tenth inisntry,to be lieutenant
colonu Captain RID. Desky, Twenty
thirl Infantry, 10 he major.
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nIorlns IN ARGENTINA.
Dcstitution Among Laborors IL the
Cause Of IL.

NEW YORK, May "a dispatch to
this Herald from Buenos Ayres say:
Serious rioting IL reported from San
Luiz province aud the government
has sent troops there TO preserve order.
Tue outbreak ia the result OF great
restitution and suffering In the
province and the delay OF Congress IN
extending aid to the suffs The
rioting Is confined to the laboring
classes. A MOB was formed and opsn
threats were made against the governor
OF the province.
AS a result OF the critical conditions
the government has been COM pc lied TO
extend aid to the sufferers but Ia spite
OF this the rloting continues.
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a Bank Closed.

DENvER. Colo, May "a special
to tue Tunes from Aspen, Coloi ado,
ssys: The banking house OF the }. Is.
Wheeler Banking company al oil o
open to-day. Inc following nOl.oe was
posted: "This bank is closed ard In
my possession. William IL. McNair,
assig nee. for the benefit OF the credi-
TORE" Up to O'CLOCK no state mrnt Il
ussets or liabiniies could be obtsinel.
The company's bRnk at ManiiOu also
was closed today.
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outgrowth OF an action taken at the
con veption OF the International union,
Colorado Sprl nge, last year, and IL,
results will affect 10000 members oil
the union In the United States, Canada
and Hawaiian Isla nds. The members
OF the committee were non-committai
as to what would be done. IL ls
thought sters will DO taken looking TO
the shortening OF the hours consti'
tuting a Days work.
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A DRUn N En- WANTED.
said TO Have swindIed Merchnnts In
salt Like and Elsewhere.

said to Have SwindIed Merchnnts IN
salt Like and Elsewhere.
TACOMA, WASH, May 3. - From
Montana to the coast efforts are being
made TO aprrehend the pseudo.drum.
mer, who while pretending to repre-.
sent the oswego starch factory OF o.
weRo, New York, has cleverIy
swinuleu merchants Of the Norlhwe
OF sums estimated at several Thousand
collars.
Two weeks ago he went to Anaconda
from Butte, and after selling q bill OF
goods had c. q. McKipDon cash u
draft for Sl00a few minutes before the
Train started. The draft was returned
unhonored few days ago. Officers
were Immediately set upon tho for.
eer's trail and coast towns were noti-
Ned. 1t 10 learned that the swiRfler
has operated IN Butte, Helena, Spo-
kane. Salt Lake, Denver, Tacoma,
Seattle, Bismarck, St. Paul and nearly
every city Of importance In the West.
In AnAeondA he went Ny the name {
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 3.-The
committee OF tue International Typo
graphical union, having In charge the
arrangements tor putting into effect
nine-hour working day, met here
today. The committee is com posed OF
James J. McMurpny, NeS York; Q.
Il. Hawkins, Ban Frarcleco; George
r. Russell, ChattanOogs; ID. V. Hast
ings, Hami too. and II. u. Premier.
ggst. Chicago. Tbs committee Ii the
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Qnick.Fir,ng Guns for Germany.

NEW York, May ga dispatch to
the journal rom Berlin says:
When the minister OF war a few
months ago demanded an appropria.
ton OF several hundred millions OF
marks for new qulck.firing guns, Civ.
Ing as reason taat France was arms d
In o similar manner, the question wac
debated in the press wheiner in view
OF the large deficiency the amount
asked for could be granted. Now II
becomes apparent that short time
ago, several regiments OF field artti.
lery were provided secretly with the
new quick-firing guns. For insia &c,
the Sixth regiment OF artillery Is us.
ing the Few guns.
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So. LOUIS, May ga delegation OF
Atty turner's from San Francisco anu
Los Angeles, California, were the first
20 arrive for the North American Tur-
netbund which meets here this week.
They were met by the reception com.
mittee Ct the North 81. Louis turner's
ana escorted to the hail on the north
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LONDON, May 3.-Colonel John
Hay, United Sla,es ambassador, nc.
companisd by MIS-. Hay, lett LJndon
OF 1880 p. N. today 10 present his
credentials to Queen Victoria at Wind
sor castle.
After having been received In sud-
ence by her majesty, Col. and Mrs.
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WASHINGTON, May 3-rOe Presi-
dent Today sent the GLOWING nomina.
tons to the 5enate:
S.ate-Rjbe N. Patterson, Tennes.
ace, coneul general at Calcutta. India;
Stanton 8. Sickles, New YDtk. seofe.
tary oil the legation a. MairlI.
Postmssters = California, NeisDB
5'eppy, Cnino; Nstnauiei Bullock,
Eureka; Susan l. Drak-, Cusa.
Idaho Aaron Frost, Waidoer.
Interlor-AIpha L. I'll iyt, register Of
the land Office st Sundancs, Wy.
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A. IL. Buarmore, and hal o complete
RUNNERS outfi! from the starch
company with eeveral letters, one OF
which gave him authority to draw On
the New York Office. He Is deactihe
ae 30 years of age, slim and weighs $50
pOuuds. He has sandy hair and
mustsche, blue eyee, IS smooth
taiker and exceptionally neat In his
drsa.
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CETiNJ f. MONTENEGRO. May 3. -
Kiug Alexander OF Servia has arrived
At Antivari, the southern part Of
Montenegro. He WIS met by Crown
Prince Danielo Alexander and escort-
ID tv the palace. The batteries ashore
fired salute ind the American Vessel
present fired salute VI twenty-one
guns. The royal party shortly alter
wards started for this city.
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RICHMOND, Va, May 3.-The
town oil Pulski was severely shaken
by an earthquake soon after noon
today. No damage resulted but the
people were terribly frightened.
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WASHINGTON, May 3.--rhe resig.
nation OF VIM. M. Aiken, superinlenu.
ing hrchiteci, has been asked for by
Secretary Gage. II 10 understood the
reasons are mot political.
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shor, I'm Tn OR Accounts.

CINoINNAII, Ohio, May 3.-John O..
Whetslune, secretary OF water works,
and Albert f. Ensilne, one OF the
receiveri, are reputed short in their
accounts. For investigation In pro
gress IL is said 1t already appears that
Whe!stone's shortage will reacn 49,.
900.
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NEW YORK, My B.-Heldelbach
Ickisueimer u 20. win ship $500, 600
gold tomorrow, making W. tue
million already announced by klJDer
Peabody & Co. total Tor tonouow's
ste, mer OF Il 500, 900. a total t. de's OF
S7,977, 900.
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me LEvEEs ARE HOLDING.
AT wonAs,s CONGRESS.
a Htndoo penouuccs tho Western
Indies M Snyag.s.

HAN FRANCISCO. May "a Hindoo
calling himself the Brahmscharin
Budha6hisRsnu nearly created u riot
at the meeting OF the w0msn's con.
gress last night by denouncing tn
women OF the Wesl as savuges, anu
declaring that he had been insulteu.
The woman's congress, u gathering
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ASHLAND, Wis, May g. Forest
fires are starting up again around A sb.
land. A big fire Is raging across the
bay anu snother threatened Bfuls on
the Northern Pacific.
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REPORTS OF PLOoDp.
6ainfnli In PennsyIvania and Crops
Destroyed.

ahu NEbpb
Destroyed.
HUNTINGTON, Pa, May 1.-The in
cessa ut rainfall of the past twenty.
four hours has oveid owed the Juniata
river and its numerous tributaries,
causing thousands Of dollars OF des.
truction TO growing crops. The
farmers along the RayBtown branch
have suffered severe loss to Duildings,
fances and growing grain.
THE SITUATION AT NATcHGz.
NArcHKz, May 2.-With the excep-
ton OF one-twsntieth OF a foot during
the last .wenty.iour hours, the river
situation remains unchanged. The
weather having cleared beautifully,
the situation tonight seems more
hopeful. A reporter today visitei the
levees at Cowpen point. While the
levees are probably In fair shape, they
have many streams OF water cumming
thrcugh them, necessiating large
ditch to be dug on the outuids to carry
of the water at VidaIiu. In many
places tho river is within lees than a
foot OF the top, and tue current is
very swirl.
STILL BIsINu AT ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The continued
higD water mas excited a great amt unit
OF Interest, as was evlnced by the
enormous crowds that fiocked 10 the
river trent today. The river continues
to rise, marking 800 feet in the morn
Ing, and 3095 feet ut o'clock this
afternoon. Al number OF places
along the leveo the railroad tracks W ere
under water.
The Terminal association, whose
tracks are partly under water, express
no uneasiness. One OF the officials
stated that It wouli take five ieeL Of
water before all their river tracks
would DO submorgod, and that they
had engines which would work In
three feet OF water, therefore they
would take rise OF eight feet beyond
the present stage before their company
would be Inconvenience
THE LEvEEs ARE HOLDING.
New ORLEANS, May 2.-Dispatches
from all points along the river today
show that the levees are holding. A
fall at LAKE Providence Strengthens
the belief Of the engineers that the
worst 10 over irem the mouth OF RAJ
river to the Arkansas line. The dan.
ger points are now from Red river
landing southwark.
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CREEKS LEAVING pHARsALA.

PARIS, May 3.-A Telegram from
Conssantinopls today confirms the re-
port that the Greeks are Leaving
Pharasaia and retiring on Domko.
The Greek troops, according to Con.
stantinopie aivices, are also evacu'
ating Aria.
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10 WITHDRAWAL FROM CRETE

CANEA, May There are renew cd
reports mere today that the Greek
troops are about TO Withdraw from
Crete.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-07-16
$4OOee not $2OOee

Two San Francisco grocers-Ring Bros and T Solomon
$4,000 each because they the most yellow tickets
before June 18th.
But grocers and clerks get tickets than other
also paid each the two persons
named below:
Mrs. VIM Funk Winnemucca Nevada, tickets
Mrs L. During Bryant Street. Francisco, "a tickets
Mrs During got number Of friends in San Francisco
and by Zone keeps boarding house give her their
tickets; and she used the tea herself
By the way she uses Sfh.gs Best baking powder and
bad she doesn't know how good SeAngs Best
spices are But she says the and baking powder
wonderful.
woman in Stockton. who keeps restaurant came very
getting prize. She deserves for supplying her
customers such good tea
Better read advertisements every day-some contain
suggestions how to win the prize
By can't for the offered for tho
yellow tickets They
eash however, compete $rooooo prize B4
SCHILLINGS BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO