Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-31

| DeluS Cdlkeu OF. SpOrtSmen WOulu De
! glad to see such a law enacted.
| There are mackerel in the bay! They
struck in yesterday in large quantities,
| and fishermen were after them early. AS
| yet the fish are small-very small-but
the larger ones are expected to follow,
and then the sport will begin. This Is
| the first time in several years that mack
erel have come in the bay in any guam
| titles.
| At the annual session of the Maine
Woman Suffrage association, which will
| be held at Hampton Corner Sept. 27, Mrs.
Ann F. Greedy, of this city, will open the
subject "Fitty Years in Suffrage Work".
| Dr. Abby M. Fulton, OF this city, who
was one OF the Maine delegates to the
| national convention at Washington, will
report to he State convention.
Bingen lowered his race record another
| notch in the grand circuit races at Read
| vile, Mass, Monday, though he did not
win the race. He won the second heat in
! 2094, which was the fastest heat of the
I race IN iact the race was won in heats
trotted in 21O3t, 212b, and 213. Bingen
| wes urtou htedly tho fastest horse in the
race, but was not up to form.
1t is probable that both Ellsworth hose
| companies will participate in the race at
! the BluehilI fair. 1t is not SO proba Bile
| that both will go to Cherry field fair. The
! Hi.fEea PsaS9Afg will not; the Senators
| may not. The purse at Bluehill is S75 to
first, 70 10 second. The Cherryfeld purse
and race rules have not been officially an
| nounce6, but it is understood the purse
will be $50 to first and s25 to second.
| Chnelz5 7. Rellatty will enter Bowdoin
college tb5 fail to take special English
course t3 lit himself for newspaper work.
| Mr.. Bel.atly has natural adaptability for
the work. AS the Ellsworth correspon-
dent OF The Bangor Commercial for sew
eral ye9gs, and at present OF the Whig and
dence of news sense", and is already
| graceful Wri,er. With college fit, he
9hou.0 be heard of in the newspaper
world.
Ellsworth horses started in the races at
Bangor yesterday. In the2.1S class, F. Fl.
| OsgOod's DouUm won second money,
taking the first heat in 2.16A, which was
the fastest time ofthe race and, in fact, OF
the day. The next three heats were won
| by Belle P, OF Rockland, in 217, 21sh
and 21sb. E. H. Greely's Leavitt started
| in the three minute class, but the COM
pany WAS too warm The race was won
by Early Bird, jr. The race was won in
heats trotted in 2.25, 2.22A and 2.22h.
The meeting of the board OF trade
called tor last Friday evening was ad
| journed subject to the call Of the presi-
| dent. 1t was the intention of parties
| interested TO bring before the hoard a
| nroiect for orsaniz1np a comnenv for the
manufacture OF an improved refrigerator.
| Unfortunately the gentlemen most inter-
ested We're unavoidabiy out of town, aud
| it was deemed best to postpone the
matter. Charles c. Young is the pro-
motet OF the project; he was present, and
made an informed talk on the matter.
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The Bar Harhor correspondent OF the
Bangor Commercial writes: Miss Mary
Anderson, well-known Bar Harbor
young lady, lett her home IN Ellsworth h
over ten days ago to go on trip to Cas-
tine by boat, to return the same day.
Nothing had been heard from her by. her
folks since then 1iil "Wednesday night,
when Oliver Anderson, her brother here,
received word from Rockland that she
was there. Numerous kilograms had