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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-26
klTTERY TO CARIBOU.
One Weeks Winnowings of News,
Novelty and Nonsense.

One Weeks Winnowings of News,
Novelty and Nonsense.
The starch factory of T. H. Phair, at
Limestone, was burned Saturday.
The dry. house of ThurIow & Richards
starch factory at Mars Hill, with ten tons
OF starch, was burned Friday. Loss
$1,000; insured.
Walter E. Cole, OF East Corinth, aged
twenty-seven, attempted to drag his shot
gun from canoe by the muzzle, and was
killed.
At the annual meeting OF the trustees
OF Washington academy at Machas re-
Gently, plans were presented for an addi
ton to the academy, to be used for scien
tific purposes, and will probably be built
in the near future. The alumni have con-
tributed IS, 500 thus far for this purpose.
Capt. David w. Storer, a retired ship
master OF Bangor, died Friday, aged
seventy seven years. The deceased was
native of Bath, but has for some years
made his home in Bangor. Capt. Storer
followed the sea for many years and com
Bath.
The schooner "Palestine', Capt. r. p.
Metz, from Calais to New York with ium-
Der, misstayed and went ashore on Will
bur's point, Cobbseook's bay Monday.
She is total loss. The cargo will be re-
shipped and forwarded. The Palestine"
was owned by Todd Bros, of Calais, and
registered 40 tons.
At the annual meeting of the Bangor
x Aroostook railroad these officers were
elected: Albert A. Burleigh, president;
F. W. Cram, vice president; Edward
Stetson, treasurer; f. II. Appleton, clerk;
Albert A. Burleigh, Frank W. Cram, Ed
ward Stetson, Fred'k IL. Appleton,
Benjamin b. Thatcher, Charles A. Gibson
and II. P. Oliver, directors.
At the meeting of the State Sunday
school association in Waterville last
week, officers were elected as follows:
Rev. j. M. Frost, Bangor, president; Rev.
ii. w. Kimball, Skowhegan, recording
secretary; l.. NJ. Douglass, Portland,
treasurer; G. II. Archibald, Woodfords
general secretary; Miss Nellie B. Jordan,
corresponding secretary; Rev. j. H. Hal
lday, Portland, Rev. 7. r. Lacy, Saco,
executive committee.
1t is to be supposed that even thief
has self-respect enough left to feel mean
sometimes, and the one who stole a pig
from the yard Of Herbert Ellingwood, of
Northport, probably is trying to drown
his contempt OF himself by calling him.
self smart. Mr.. Ellingwood met man
driving pig which he eeia hs. sut out
OF his wagon, and he wanted assistance
to get him back. Upon arriving home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-26

Mr.. Ellingwood found his pig missing.
He had helped the thief steal his own pig.
Central stock holders Wednesday IT," fol-
lowing directors were chosen: Frank
Wilson. Bangor; William G. Davis, Port
land; Joseph S. Kicker, Portland; L"ci"s
futile, Boston, Mass; Samuel c. LrM-
renee, Medford, Mass; Henry R. Red,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-26
THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use of coffee Recently
there has been placed in all the grocery stores
new preparation called GRAND, made of pure
grains, that takes the place of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives it without distress,
ana n1s fc- can .ali IL from coffee. 1t does not
cost over Il as much. Children may drink ii
wit great benefit 10 cts. and Is cts. per pack
age Try 1t. Ask for GRAIN.O.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-26

I;s:t3.ssaa-Gn wnaU ground do you apply
for divorce, madam?
Mrs. Hiflier-Why, Mr.. Hitler Is entire
ly incapacitated-his fingers are para
lyzed, and he can't sign checks.-Harlem
Life
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-26

Gallagher is bound TO and 9 wife- "
''What has he dones"
"Started a chain letter proposal, Chi
cago Record.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-26

Boston, Mass; Ley is Cass Ledyard, New
port; Henry NJ. w nituey, Boston, Mass;
Thomas w Hyde, Bth; John Ware,
Waterville; JOSEF II. Manley, Augusta;
William H. Frye, Lewiston; George F.
Evans, Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-26

Golf stockings cover multitude OF
shins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-26
ELLSWORTH MARKETS..

WEDNESDAY, October 26. lS9S.
MAINE LAW RE0ARDIsG WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh so
pounds, and bushel Of Turks Island salt shall
weigh 70 pounds.
The standard weight of a bushei of potatoes,
in good order and dt for shipping. is 80 pounds.
The standard weight of a bushel of beans In
good order and fit for shipping, Is 50 pounds.
OF wheat, beets. ruta- baga tHrniPs and peas, 90
pounds; of corn. So pounds, of onions, 81
pounds; of carrots. English turnips, rye and
Indian meal, so pounds; of barley and buck
wheat, Is pounds; of oats, b pounds, or even
measure as by agreement.
Country Produce.
Beans.
improved Yellow Eva, per bush...........2.50
Pea, hand picked. Ter bu........-. rs
Peas:
Improved, per hu (seed1.. ..................2.5 $50
Butter.
Creamery per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Dairy ,........ q -
Cheese.
Best factory new per b..........,.....l29 lie
Best dairy (new).. .....l5
Dutch dmported)..... ......................m
Nrufchatel ................. ............... %
Eggs.
Fresh laid. per doz ............. ............ q
Hay.
Best loose. per tom. ....................s dlo
Straw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
YONKERS.

Four Republican meetings were held in this city
las, night and great enthusiasm was manifested
They were attended by large throngs. and were
addressed by State Senator j. Irving Burns. Dis
trlct-Attorney George c. Andrews. County Clerk
Leverett +. Crumb. Henry Esser. Superintendent
Of the Poor. and Acting City Judge Henry j.
Richie. In Getty Square the Hungarian Repub-
i!cans were addressed in their own language.
The auditorium OF the First Unitarian Church
was taxed its utmost capacity on sunday even
fig to accommodate the congregation that assem-
bed TO hear the Rev Robert Collyer, pastor or the
Church Of the Messiah. IN Manhattan. lecture; IL
was the first In the series of sunday evening iec.
ures on "The New Thought and the New Life
The subject Tor next sunday evening is The New
Trust in Naturaness." and the lecturer will be the
Rev. d. NJ Wilson. OF Brooklyn: 49,,
The contest for possession OF the "cock-ot-the-
tween Yachts OF the Ycnkers Corinthian and Nonk-
.rs Yacht clubs brought to a close on saturday.
when a race between the Hester owned by Commo.
dore Prime. and the Coquette. the property or
Vice Commodor Valentine. took place Each yacht
had won the flag seven times In the season. Inc
special race was won by the Coquette.
The Westminster Trust Company. OF this city,
has iust been designated a general depository
for court and trust funds. Wilson Brown, Jr.. OF
White Plains. was appointed referee to examine
the company. His report has been filed and con-
frmed by the Court. - - - ,
William j. Bright, James W. Shaughnessy b.
James John Wilmer and Arthur ". Youmans have
been appointed q committee by the Yonkers Yacht
Club to arrange for smoker" for Thursday
evening Of this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Justice Dykman. in the Supreme Court mas
issued an order denying the motion 10 cohnrm 'i'
proceedinEs Of the Commission In the matter OF 'no
laying out and opening OF Ludlow-st. from nav"
thorne-ave TO the Ncw-York Central Rairoao' III
Yonkers and directing that the proceedings DE re-
turned so as to give 10 Morris S. Herman an OPP
portunity to appear before said Commission ana
offer proof Of his interests In such proceedings.
A meeting OF the managers Of the Westminster
County Agricultural Society was held yesterday
morning in the Supervisors room in the Court
house President James Hopkins being In the
chair Besides the general routine business trans
acted n committee consisting or James tioPhH,S'
Moses w TAYLOR Joseph h. See and Edward rs
Long was appointed visit the various 1alr
grounds of the State for the purpose OF gathering
Information concerning the most approved pans
for cattle sheds and entrances TO grounds. ne
erect new entrances TO its grounds near THIS VIZ
lage Premiums awarded at the recent fair VIII pe
paid tomorrow at the corporation rooms IN
Grand-st. -, r,u.
A mass meeting will be held by the Republicans
of Pleasantvlle in Library Hall on the evening
o. Wednesday, November 2. Excellent speakers
have been engaged. and all the county ana uls-
frict candidates are expected 10 be present
The annual convention Of the Westchester county
Sunday school Association Will be held IN the Me
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday;
beginning at $50 a. m. The afternoon session VIII
begin at o clock. and in the evening the Rev
Charles Z. Allison will deliver an address on Ihe
Teachers Preparation. - -,
Tableaus in aid OF the White Plains Hospital Will
be given at the KnolwoOd Country Club house. In
the Tarrytown Road, east of this village on Fri
day evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
NETWORK CITY.

The Municipal Civil Service Commission was
forced TO adjourn examinations for I'VE city places
yesterday because there were no alphcdh's W '"N'
the examinations.
A conference was held yesterday In the Astor
House between the walking delegates OF the BIZ
Posters Union and representatives OF the leauihs
bill-nosting firms in the city 10 settle the STRIKE
now going on among the bill-posters OF the CITY
No definite conclusion was reached regarding 'he
settlement Of the strike.
The second public hearing of the Commerce COM
mission Of the State Of NewYork Will be heId IN
the Governors Room of the city Han To-Day AT /
O'Clock. The subject of the docks OF the CITY VIII
be resumed. The first witness will be Genera
James s. Clarkson president Of the New-fork ana
New-Jersey Bridge Company.
The habeas corpus proceedings Instituted some
time ago by James Duane Livingston STOCK
broker 10 have his commitment for contempt ol
court set aside abandoned yesterday IN the
Supreme Court Livingston obtaining from Justice
Bischor permission TO file supplementary traverse
70 the return on the writ saying that he had dis
continued the action to set aside the consolidation
OF the Chicago gas companies out OF which MS
commitment arose.
The New-York Mercantile Exchange will hold
meeting al the Exchange at Hudson and HARRISON
sts tomorrow morning at 1890 O'clock when the
members Will be addressed by William +. King.
president CT the Merchants Association or New
York: s C. Mead assistant secretary; William X
Corwine H. D. Lockwood and @. w. Angel. STAFF
assistants and John C. Eames. manager or 'he
II r Clafin Company. who represents Mr.. Clafn
in the directorate of the association. The speakers
will explain in detail the workings Of the Mer-
chants Association. together with some OF the
benefits derived by its members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
JOHN J. SCANNELL N CONTEMPT.
TIE FIRE COMMISSIONER so DECLARED FOR
REFUSING TO OBEY THE SUPREME
COURT IN MAKING A RE-
INSTATFMFNT


Justice Garretson. OF the Supreme Court, sitting
IN Long island city yesterday handed down de-
csion declaring Fire Commissioner John J. Scan
ne IN be I'm contempt Of court for falling to obey
tho ruaulate OF tho Court relativ" to the rein
statement, Of William II. Delahanty to duty In his
proper grade In the Fire Department OF the city.
No infection Of penalty Will follow the declaration
unless the Commissioner continues In contempt
and falls TO obey the Interpretation of the decision
which It was alleged disobeyed
Deahanty was chief OF the Long Island city FIRE
Departmcr, lie was OF former Mayor
Gleason's followers and when the big Mayor as
suned office for the last two years OF Long Island
City's existence Delahanty was one of those whom
he dismissed He appealed to the courts. and the
case was pending when the new charter became OPP
erative
The decision said that ne should be restored 10
duty I'm his old rank. Commissioner Scannel IL Is
said I'm obeying this order offered to Delahanty the
Mace OF 4 battalion chief. but this was refused by
Deahanty. as he and his counsel held that ne
should be made a deputy chief and take rank with
the former Chies Of the Brooklyn Fire Department.
who under consolidation. became a deputy-chef
of the consolidated Department Commissioner
scanneli then ordered Delahanty to duty as fore
man OF Engine Company No. l5 OF brooklyn Dor
ough
old place because Chief In Long Island city he
received only $500. while deputy -chlef ne would
ne entitled to more than 5000
The writ issued yesterday further provides that
obey al the end OF ten days. on the proper proof
being presented that II exists the Court VIII issue
an order rcturnable In five days. causing the com
missioner to show cause why he should not ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
NEW-ROCHFLLE

The fear OF the Republican leaders that they
would lose the town on a light vote has been COM
pletey dispelled since the registration figures OF
saturday have become known. The registration by
districts IS as follows: FIRST 4os Second AS Third.
90: Fourth ATS: Fifth. s24; Sixth 40: total. 1850
This IL the largest registration in the history OF
the town. and indicates a large Republican vote.
The registration In Mamaroneck and Rye Is also
large and is gratifying the Republican cam
paign managers.
The residents OF West New Rochelle were aroused
on Sunday night by loud cries OF Murder. The
cries seemed 10 come from the neghbOrhood OF the
New ochelle Hospital. and soon crowd OF nearly
five hundred persons was hurrying to the scene.
il was found that William Christie. patient at
rhe hospital. had escaped from the nurses TO the
street and was making the disturbance. Christie
was suffering from mental alteration caused by a
fractured skull. and imagined that the nurses were
trying 10 Kill him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
GOT INTO THE WRONG HOTSE.
A LAWYERS FRIEND SAYS THAT HIS ABSENT
M1NDEDNEss GETS HIM INTO DIFFICULTIES.

A LAWYERS FRIEND SAYS THAT HIS ABSENT
M1NDEDNEss GETS HIM INTO DIFFICULTIES.
Charles c. Tyler. lawyer OF No. "a West Sew
enteenth-st.. wandered into the theatrical boarding
house Of Mrs. Helen Wilson. at No 81 West
Thirty-sixth-st., Sunday and lay down on
couch TO smoke cigarette. Tho place is occupied
only by women. and there was little excitement
when il was discovered that there was strange
man In the house. Nobody knew how he had
entered and Mrs Wilson decided have him
moved by policeman.
Policeman McNulty. Of the West Thirteth-st.
station was called in. When he asked Tyler what
he was doing there the lawyer without looking at
him replied that he smoking. He was not
combativc. and appeared TO be IN search OF what
he said he wanted-repOse. The policeman. at the
request of Mrs. Wilson. arrested the intruder
suspicious person. Alfred s. Brown. Of No. y
West Sevcntcenth-st.. Tylcr's ncXt-door ncighbor.
asked 10 be allowed 10 bail the prisoner out, but
Sergeant lesser refused to receive bail, and Tyler
spent the night IN Il cell.
Mr.. Brown said that Tyler subject TO fits OF
absent -nindedncss. during which he was likely TO
get into Unforeseen difficulties. in the West Side
police court yesterday Tyler said he had entered
the house by mistake. Magistrate Deuel. discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
cOvBJyATJOy or STEEL PLANTS.

From an authoritative source II was learned yes
tordav that the newly organized Federal Steel
Company has no intention Of acquiring the Cleve-
land Lorain and Wheeling Railroad property. II
IA declared however that the steel company has
completed all arrangements for the purchas" 81
No stool nants of the Johnston company at Loraln.
Ohio and Johnstown. Penn. with a combined ca
nacitv Of 400 900 tons. According to private al.
,,icee from Chicago the Executive Committee or
The FEDERAL steel Company will consist Of Elbert
II Gary H. II. Porter. H. H. Rogers. NathIh i
Tbavrr and q representative Of the firm or j T.
Morgan & Co Mr. Kogors's presence in the a.
rcctory is taken as an Indication mat m uhIer
oil interests which h. represents. and the Car
ncgie company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
MOUNT VERNON.

The Republicans here are in a jublant mood over
the results of Saturdays registration figures,
which the campaign managers believe. indicat e
that the city will give large Republican plurality.
The registration by wards Is as follows. the Re
publican wards showing the greatest increase:
First. 7S: Second 75: Third 600; Fourth. 1226:
Fifth 655 total $50 These figures are the largest
ever recorded in the city, not excepting the regis
rration Of 1896
Tho annual fair in aid Of the several branches Of
rhe Bureau ~ Charities Will begin tomorrow night
;n Lincoln Hail. and continue for the week.
The High School Building will be dedicated
with exercises on the evening Of November 10.
Speeches will be made by Mayor Edwin w. Fiske.
president Joseph s. Wood Of the Board of Educa-
zion, and others.
William j. Williams clerk to the Board Of Edu-
cation. has resigned. The Board has large num-
Der Of applications for the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
PEEK SKILL.

The funeral Of George W. Sykes on Sunday after
noon. at his home. 40 1926 Westinghouse. was
largely attended. The service conducted by
the Rev. William Fisher Lewis. Of ST. Peter S
Church Thirty members of Westminster Com
Inandery NO -. Knights Templar. in full uniform:
acted escort, while more than one hundred
members % Cortlaudt Lodge No. "a, +. and a: NJ.
marched in fun regala. The pallbearers were Ran
doph r. Hun. Of Hoboken. James II. Phyfe. Of
White Plains Thomas j. Hodgkins. Henry II.
Lane Valentine Banf and George w. Robertson.
all O.: PcekskuI. The bearers all MasOns. At
the grave the Masonic burial service was read by
the master Of the lodge. Henry +. Dan.
The Rev George Porter Armstrong deacon. will
b. ordained priest in Christ Church. Newton.
y. j. to-day by the Rev. DR.. O. i. Nicholson.
Bishop Of Milwaukee. The Rev Mr.. Armstrong
q poeAskiN hoy. son Of Robert 5. Armstrong,
old-time resident OF this village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
KTDLTCH FREES 4 SALOONKEEPER.
FOLLOWS MAGISTRATE CRANE IN DECLINING
ITO STAND FOR" THE POLICE EX-
CTSE ATTITUDE


CTSE ATTITUDE
Detective Patrick Sheehan, OF the Madison at
station yesterday arraigned Joseph Kansky, A
saoonkeepor Of No 20 Monroe-st. before Magis-
trate Kudlich IN the Essex Market Police Court on
the charge Of violating the excise law by selling
liquor Sunday.
What is the for this arrest?" asked
MAGISTRATE Kudlich OF the officer
Violating the excise law" replied the police
man.
You do not seem TO comprehend" replied the
MAGISTRATE Il will call the defendant. Why were
Won arrested" he asked Kainsky.
That | do not know" said the saloonkeeper. 4
was serving three beers and three sandwiches to
ms waiter. ! placed the sandwiches In the door
first. and the waiter went on with them, ana
came back for the beers in time TO be intercepted
10y tho officer"
t'yEerc there any other saloons doing business
Yesterday" asked the Magistrate.
yes. three across the street replied kallnsky.
could the officer have seen this
yes T. he wasn't struck with sudden blindness
81 thought So" said the Magistrate with much
emphasis This saloon IL the only one out OF the
entire precinct that has been singled out won't
stand FOR this sort OF work. This policeman mas
an axe TO grind Or Is a dupc for others
Il have no axe grind. and am no dupe.
REPLIED Shcehan. II simply did my duty. ar
rested the man for violating the excise law
'"Thc prisoner is discharged said Magistrate
Kudlich Then turning to the officer the Magis-
tratc added: Now, do your worst. l have had
enough OF this kind OF business"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25

At IA meeting OF the boards OF directors of the
Tubular Dispatch Company and tho New-York
Mail and Newspaper Transportation Company. held
at their offices yesterday. the resignation Of John
f. Mholland a director OF both companies was
accepted. In July OF this year Mr. Mholland sold
TO Howard Gould the controlling interest In the
capital stock OF the two companies and rendered
his resignation a president and manager and his
resignation as a director. MI Gould was At once
ed president Of the companies The resignation
OF Mr. Milholland director was held in abey-
ance untn now pending the adjustment OF some
AFFAIRS with which Mr. Milhoand is personally IA
millar Mr. Gould. It is understood, on his return
from his honeymoon trip the Niagara will give
his personal attention TO the companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25

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Meeting 81 the Municipal Council. City Hall

Meeting OF the Municipal Council. City Hall
committee OF Fifteen appointed TO TeorgsniIie
the Tariff Association. rooms or the Ne"-hoiA
Board of Fire Underwriters
>uadia Conferencc OF the Universalist Church,
Cbmrch Of the Divine Paternity. Central Park west
and Seventy-siXth-st
Moss.reet,na Of the Independent Citizens Union.
Cooper Union. p. m. 49,
Commerce Commission, Governors Room o''y
Hall. p. m. .,
Roosevelt League of Independent German-Ame'"
cans United Charities Building, p m
Racing at Aqueduct p m
Third annual dinner OF the New ork Graqua1e %
Society OF McGin University Ho'ei ""'e'"'' '"
p. -. ~.
I.nn@an Society of New-York, Museum Oh Nat
ural History, p. m. ,.
Executive Committee Of the American uii''
All ice No 105 East Twenty second-st., p H.
Republi.aa meeting XXXVth DISTRICT. a af.oi
Hall Courtlandt- ave. and One-hundred-ahu-Hi'S
fourth-st.. p. m.
The sth Regiment New-York Volunteers 70 Do
mustered out armOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
BREWERS AGENT INSTANTLY KILLED.

John Eisenhardt hfty-eight years Old OF No coo
Hudson-st. was instantly killed in his bedroom
yesterday morning by rife shot 1t is known
whether the death accidental or A suicide
Eisenhard was at one time in the beer bottling
business In Ninth-ave., and afterward the
agent OF the Genessee Brewing Company in this
city. He lost the agency several weeks ago Eiscn-
hardt was cleaning rife In his bedroom when a
shot heard ard his daughter found him lying
across the bed with "A bullet hole in his head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
GENERAL SHORTAGE ~ APPLE CROP.

Chicago OCT. 2l.-'IIe Orange Judd Farmer" To-
morrow VIII say.
The apple crop OF the United States Is smaller
4ban IL has been since trustworthy statistics nave
hen collected Tho total supply from the 1895 crop
o. the In.ad States Is 217eO@D barrels compared
vltn something over ~ 10000 last year, and 1000
e1 m inc mountaineering crop OF 1896 The failure
fs Widespread reaching from the Paoihc Coast 10
Maine and IN none OF the States does the output
Of fI1t approach an average. in the great apple
states OF the West the crop IS almost an absolute
failure although the situation I'm Michigan IL bet
Ter than elsewhere. there being about t~o-thiTds o.
the crop Of 1896. New-YcIk has only one-n!th OF
a fun crop The failure IS attributed 20 the fact
that in the blooming season there was excessive
rainfall which washed the pollen and prevented
proper fertilization by insects, while A cold wave
added 10 the injury and subsequent moist. humid
vea Their favorable TO the development OF iung
diseases. The Ontario crop IL decidedly short.
Tho crop Of Europe 10 reported below the normal