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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-28

Announcement is made by the gov
ernment that there will in this war be
no priratcering under the American
flag. The right to resort to such
methods is not in the least degree re-
linquished, nor is any pledge made not
to exercise that right in the future. In
thus doing it places itself in line with
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-28
Spanish Harking for News.

MADRID, Apr. %, l 20 a. m.-The
Spanish cabinet is anxiously awaiting
news that the fleet has either captured
American vessels or bombarded Amer
lean ports. II
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CLEVELAND, Apr. q, S:35 p. NJ
The superintendent of the Otis Steel
works. run by English capital, has CIV
en- orders that all workmen who enlist
in the United States army will have
their places held for them.
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Poss,hIe Spanish Prize.

KEY WEST, Apr. 2s, 12:l5 a. NJ
Paymaster simpson, with three men.
left Cardenas on the schooner Sage,
which had been captured. 1t is feared
the Sago has been recaptured by the
Spanish.
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Prrnaring for Company.

NEWPORT, Apr %, 12:15 a. m.-
Great secrecy is maintained as to the
movements of the torpedo boats Gwin,
Talbot and Morris. Fort Adams is be-
inc prepared to receive Spanish pris-
OnerS.
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Troons on the Move.

CHIcAMAuGA, Apr. y, . p. m.-Or-
ders have been received to move troops
from here to Tampa and eighteen
heavy batteries are already on the way.
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pr,soners Attempt to Escape.

BARCELONA, Apr. 2S, 3 20 a. m.-An
attemnt TO escape has been made by
several prisoners including Sempan,
rho ri, - recently r tried to kill the chief of
nal;ce y III anarchists and the Cuban chief
Martinez.
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Good Time ior the Audaz.

MADRID, Apr. 27, 3:35 p. m.-The
torpedo boat Audaz arrived at Ferrol
today from Ireland, having steamed
600 miles in 81 hours.
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10 Join the ssHOme Guard.

ArRASY. Apr. IS. 1925 a. m.-The
ca1enth New York;, Twenty-third
5Rrooklvnl ~ and Seventy-fourth (Bnfta-
lol regiments have been Ie'aiheu Dy
Gov Rlack as home guard
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Another Prize Taken.

KEY WEST. Apr. 2s, 3:45 a. M
The steamer Ablower, engaged in the
coasting trade, was captured by the
Terror last night. 1t had valuable
cargo besides $40, 200 in coin.
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Hot Time M ManiIa.

MANILA, Apr. %, s:35 p. m.-Anti-
American riots are in progress here.
The American consulate has been
burned. Twenty-Five thousand rebels
outside Manila only await the arrival
of the American fleet before attacking
the city.
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spanish Fleet Surely ON the Way

LONDON, Apr. 27. 9p. NIT is posi-
lively asserted from Madrid that the
fleet left Cadiz last Sunday under or
ders to attack the New England coast.
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News by sunday.

WASHINGTON, Apr. 27, 9p. m.-Sec-.
retary Long says news of naval en-
gagement in the Philippines may be
expected Saturday or Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-28

EAsTroRT, ME., Apr 2S,,3 ,25 a. M
The Minneapolis Will probably sail at
2 O'Clock today for Cape Sable. She is
to report the approach of hostile yes
sells.
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Shenandoah Safe.

Cork, Apr. %, 0 20 a.m.-The Brit
ish steamer Killarney reports having
spoken the American vessel Shenan-
doah yesterday.
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Seem ofi' Ireland.

LONDONDERRY, Apr. 27, 3 p. M
Spanish warships have been sighted
speeding along the north coast of Ire
land.
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Dewey Confident.

Hone KONG. Apr. %, :25 a. m.-
Before sailing Commodore Dewey said.
II will take Manila in 38 minutes
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xrw YoRK. Apr. p. p. m.-The
x.rnrld I reports the Paris safe and rap
idly nearing New York
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-05

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at I06
Of the II6 post-ofices in Hancock county;
oil the other papers in the county COM
loan is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, aud has neper claimed to
erty be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circnta-
ton 81 THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
HGrbor Records summer list, is larger
than that of all the other papers printed
n Hancock county.
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ARE
Gouidsboro,

Gouidsboro.
Rev. b. f. Colt, of fremont, preached
In the Union church Sunday.
Miss Ina Gnptill has gone to Provi-
, dence, r. l., to visit her aunt, Mrs. Pike.
Miss Nerna L. Guptill, who has been at
work in Northeast Harhor this summer,
has returned home
Eugene Kelley and Temple Coffin, of
Harrington, were IT town few siHys last
week visiting friends.
The people around here who have been
sending their linen to the Milbrldge laun-
dry lost quite lot by the burning OF the
laundry Saturday morning, before the
linen had been sent out.
THE AMERICANS correspondent had a
fine large straw berry given her yesterday
1t wss picked from vines belonging to c.
A. Campbell There are several ripe ber-
ries on the vines as vel. a. many blossoms
and green ones. Many respberries have
been picked w1thin Il week.
Oct 3. JEN
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OTIS.
Sylvia Salisbury is at Salisbury Cove,
stopping at Willard Fogg's.
Luther Garland lost heifer, which was
choked 10 death by an apple.
Peter Jordan and wife, of Bangor, are
in town stopping for a few days.
Clarence Blaisdell, Of Bangor, has been
visiting his father, c. o. Blaisdell.
Eben Kingman is in East brook, called
there by the illness of his sister, Mrs
Harriet \. Dyer.
The Salisburys had their reunion on
Wednesday, Sept. u. Seventy-fve assem-
bled at Horace Saisbury's.
Leslie Fogg, wife and baby and his son
Herbert, all OF Montague, were here the
past week, visiting at Frank Fogg's.
Mrs. William Hall and son Osgood
OF Kittery Point, are here on visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Grant.
Wallace Tibbetts shot and killed q very
large bear Thursday. The animal was
seven feet in length, and measured eigh,
inches across his paw. He mad him car
ried whole to Bangor.
Sept. 80. KAY.
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Surry.
Jasper Kane moved to Ellsworth last
week.
Joseph Brown moved to Dollardtown
last week.
Mrs. Frank Clark is seriously ill with
pneumonia.
Mrs H. D. Tufts, of Hyde Park, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. E. Colt.
Joseph o. Bowden, OF Bowden & Lin
neken, moved into the Knowles house
Friday.
E. n. Osgood moved to Portland Friday.
He will keep boarding house at No. lis
Pearl street.
Frank L. Jordan, who has been at home
for few days, left Monday for another
trip to Rondout.
Luther B. Goodwin has built an extern
sion on the ell of his house, connecting it
with his stable.
Mrs J. E. Gott received visit last
week from her sister-in law, Mrs. Anna
Grover, of BIuehill.
Bleemfeld's family moved their house
hold goods out of the Knowles house to
Edward Moons house. Ellsworth, on the
Surry road Thursday.
There wii' be an illustrated lecture at
the Methods church Wednesday evening
by Rev. 4. B. Garter, Of East Machias
Subject, Ben Hur.
Oct. 3. q.
East EtuehtII.
Cyrus Conary and family have moved to
Surry.
AT. Cousins has gone to Salem, Mass,
TO work.
Capt, Frank Cousins is i'll with cancer
in his throat.
Richard Ellis and Archer Long are st
work in Mortified, VI.
Walter Slower, Arthur B. Leach and 5
Watson Cousins are at work in Franklin.
Mary sperry is teaching the grammar
and Julia Saunders the primary school,
Robert Ashworth. John Cbarnley and
William Fsrnswerth are at work on
Black Island.
Ethelyn NJ. Long is te3ching in Ever
EFT, Mass. Emma Love in East Surry,
Susie L. Long at North Ellsworth and
Jessie l.. Long at Bluehill Falls.
John s Gray, mail carrier from East
Bluehill 10 Bluehill, who WAS thrown
from lis wagon few days ago and Sc
yerely injured, is rapidly recovering and
will be out in few days.
There was a pleasant wedding at the
home of tzial F. Candage last Saturday
evening, when his daughter, Miss Sadie
NJ. Candsge, was married to John W.
Cousins. George G. Long, ESQ.,, performed
the ceremony. pleasant future is pre-
dicted for the happy couple. Congratu
lations.
Oct. 3. G.
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East Franklin.
Mrs. Mary Doyle, OF East sullivan, i
visiting her brot her, William Welch
Frank Workman, of this place, is at
work on the bank building in Eiswort b.
Miss Inez DonneIl, who has been spend
ing the summer at home, has returned to
Ellsworth for the winter.
George Cclson, who has been at work
for J. P. Gordon, has returned to West
Sullivan, being una bic to work on stone.
Oct : L
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Deer Isle
Amos Scott has returned from yachting
Mrs. Lenors Dickson arrived Saturday
night.
Hon. and Mrs. E. P. Spofford were out
of town last week.
Frank Marshall went to Boston this
week to join the schooner "Hugh Kelley.
Mrs. Frank Gross, son Maurice and
Miss Bessie Gross are visiting in Vinalha-
ven.
The many friends OF DR.. j. E. Adams,
OF Bangor, listened to very fine sermon
by him Sunday in the First Congrega-
tional church. DR.. Adams preached in
this place nearly fifty years ago.
Quite delegation from this place at
tended the Sunday school convention at
Stonington Saturday. The children en-
joyed a free ride to and from that place.
All are glad to know that the next meet
ing will be held here.
Oct 2 r
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West Hancock.
Mrs. George e. Norris is quite Ill.
Fred Milliken has gone to Bar Harbor
70 work.
Alyah Abbott has gone to Milo to work
in the woods.
Henry Foren is at home from sea, after
an absence OF a few months.
James Phillips, OF Minneapolis, Mimi,
is in town after an absence of some years.
Mrs. Phoebe Coates and Thaddeus Smith
are in town, guests OF Mrs. Mary II. But
Ter.
Mrs. Mildred Mcfarland left Thursday
for Boston, to visit her son. Mrs. Sarah
Norris left the same day. She will spend
the winter in Boston with her daughter
Sept. 3. SUMAc
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Netcs SEQ other pages

Franklin.
Miss Genevieve West left Saturday on
her return to Washington, D. c.
Miss Geneva Fernsld is at home from
Bluehill, where she spent the summer.
Miss Georgia Scammon, of Eddington,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. e. A. Mcneil.
1 George L. Dyer is building an addition
| to his stable for his increasing high grade
stock.
Misses Bertha Barton, Katie Dyer and
east Harbor.
Mrs. Isabel Jacobs, of New York, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. c. Dyer,
Point avenue.
C. E. Dwelley is employed along the
line OF the w. c. K. h. in the erection and
painting Of the stations.
Mrs. James T. Maxwell and children
have gone to Princeton for a brief stay
before returning to New York.
Elmer Pettingill, wife and young son
Francis, left to- day for Providence, X. l.,
where they will visit for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Billings have the
sympathy Of all in the death of their twin
daughter. The surviving babe is serious
ly ill.
Mrs. E. J. Swan and son Eugene, OF
Brooklyn, came up from Hancock Point
to spend Saturday night and Sunday with
friends in town.
The three masted schooners ar. T.
Randlettn and "Cornelia Souler loaded
last week at Blaisdells W harf and sailed
the former for Baltimore, the latter for
Washington.
Mrs. Josie, wife OF j. V b. Darling.
was buried from the Union church Wed
nesday, Rev. ]. E. Lombard officiating.
Mrs. Darling was quiet, domestic body,
always busy in and a bout her home, where
she will be much missed.
Mrs. Carrie Havey, W bile alighting from
carriage last week, was thrown to the
ground by the sudden backward move
ment OF the horse. The forward wheels
of the carriage passed over her body and
she was struck by the horses hoofs. She
was severely bruised and received shock
to her nerves which Frustrated her for a
time. Her friends gladly note her re-
covery.
Oct 3. B.
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Street" and others, closing with "Auld
Lang Syne", "deaconed OFF, by one of the
number. Then while several of the ladies
produced knitting-work and passed
around the snuf-box, another carded
rolls. while two others spun the yarn, the
one spinning the most in given time
winning as prize large pumpkin. The
winner was Mrs. Josie Stanley. The card
ing and spinning were eagerly watched,
as many of those present had never seen
the operation before. The costumes were
quaint and some of them very pretty. One
lady wore silk dress with plain waist
and large flowing sleeves, with full short
skirt. Her face was hidden by an enor-
nous "coal-scuttle' bonnet. Another
wore an old-fashioned ''chalfie" dress
with long pointed bodice to which was
sewed a very full skirt. One had a large
poke bonnet with flowers all around the
inside OF the brim. Another had good
imitation of the old s'Navarino" bonnet
Most of them wore the hair combed down
over the ears. Some wore caps; the girls
wore their hair in nets. One little girl
wore pantalettes. Altogether it was quite
a show. The proceeds go for church
work.
Oct. 1. ECO.
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South Deer Isle.

South Deer Isle.
The district Sunday school convention
which was appointed for Tuesday, was
postponed to Saturday on account of the
stormy weather.
Mrs. Laura Small and her sister, Mrs.
Lettie Gilbert, of Massachusetts, made
calls on friends here Wednesday. They
were accompanied by their uncle, Thomas
Small, of Portland.
The event of the week here was a har-
vest supper under the auspices of the Ep-
worth league. 1t was an old fashioned
supper served by ld-fashioned people
with as many ancient dishes as could be
procured, and with the tables lighted with
tallow candles. Before the supper an old
fashioned choir sang such tunes as
"N9rthaeld" tRridgeTater," "Dga2e
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BaItlett'- Island.
Howard Bartlett, of Boston, visited
relatives here last week.
Miss Alice Mason, of Beech Hill, is
teaching the school here.
Mrs. Abbie Mayo, of Eden, has been
visiting Mrs. Ruth Bartlett.
Alice Bartlett, Of Winslow, has been
visiting friends and relatives here
Capt. Emery Smith has been home. He
took his son Lester away with him.
Stella Bartlett and Mrs. F. G. Bartlett
have returned from Northeast Harbor.
A rare treat enjoyed by several here re-
Gently was in seeing Aunt Ruth Bartlett
bake in an old-fashioned baker before
fireplace, and in eating some of the food
thus prepared, which was pronounced
better than if cooked in an oven.
Sept. q. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-05

Only one remedy in the world that will a,
once stop itchiness of the skin In any part of
the body. Doans Ointment. AT any drug store,
50 cents.-4drt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-05

Let me in, desrie," he said rather I'M
steadily at $50 a. m. "Repeat the sentence
'Schiey simply swiped Cervera of the sea,
first" she replied from the upper window
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-05
cottage at the shore, have gone to Wal
than, Mass, for the winter.

than, Mass, Tor the winter.
chapel will be built here. At a bust
ness meeting Wednesday evening Roland
Hodgkins, s. II. Remick and Nathan
Hodgkins were chosen trustees. Mrs.
Estey gave the land to build the chapel on.
Winfield SeveraDces house was burned
Wednesday night. The fire caught from
the breaking OF a lamp. Mr.. Severance
did not save anything. Clifford pettingill,
who lived in a part OF the house. saved
all of his household goods.
Oct. 3. AREU
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Great Pond.
E. E. Mills, of Brewer, is spending the
Sabbath here.
Mrs. George Garland returned to Mass
achusetts Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Clsrry, Of Holden, is Wis
iting her son, F. Z. Mace.
The Misses Stilson, OF Cherryfield, are
guests of Mrs. Ezra Williams.
J. c. Dunn and son Leon, OF Lowell.
Mass, are in town for the winter.
Melvin Parker, OF Waltham, Mass, ar
rived Thursday for few weeks outing.
Clinton Grey and Fred Grey, Of Pretty
Marsh, were in town from Friday till
Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Haynes returned home W ed
nesday from few weeks stay at the 10
Mary lakes.
Dir. (. l.. Mason and Mr.. Slater, OF Bar
iiar boz, are spending few days III the
woods hunting.
Nelson Mclaughlin and wife, of Gift
ton, and Mrs. E. J. Bragg, of Brewer, Wis
tied their sister, Mrs John Laughlin re-
Gently.
MI. Fullerton. the new stage driver.
went on the route Saturday. His family
has moved here from Ellsworth Falls, and
is occupying the house opposite tins store.
Oct. ,. FLOssIE.
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Lamoine.
Mrs. stephen Young is visiting in Tren-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Coolidge has returned home
from Bucksport.
Jefferson King is home from Massachu-
sets for short visit.
Mrs. Grace Hodgkins and two children
have returned home from Bath.
Oct. 3. H.
Marlboro.
Adelbert Hodgkins has gone to Bar
Harbor to work.
Mrs. warren Graves is IN Boston visit
ing her sons, Harry and Percy Bragdon.
c. l.. Estey, wife and twin babies, who
have been spending the summer in their
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COUNTY NEWS.


| West Franklin.
John P. Gordon loaded vessel with
stone last week.
Frank Bradbury was in Boston last
week on business.
| Percy DeBeck has been suffering with
one OF Jobs comforters on his wrist.
The twin daughter of Fred Billings and
wife died Thursday afternoon of cholera
infantum.
Reports OF business from the mort hern
woods are gratifying. More is to be done
than for long time.
pairing bee at George springer's Mon
day night was well attended and lessened
his visible supply OF apples and cider.
A crew of men is finishing the slope in
the cut at east branch ridge, under the
direction of Bert Hunt. The Italians
have gone east.
Mrs. Josephine Darling died Monday,
Sept. 26. Mrs. Darling was a native OF
New York state, but had lived here nearly
thirty years. She was a kind neig Dor,
and will be missed. She leaves hus band
and two sons. Services were at the Union
church, Rev. Mr.. Lombard officiating.
Oct. 1. CH'E'ER.
East Sullivan.
Mrs. Rachel Dyer has returned from
Sorrento.
Miss Gertie Ordway has returned from
summering at Poland Spring.
Capt. s. S. Hanna is still i'll at his home
and not gaining as rapidly as his friends
would wish.
Mrs. Mary Doyle is making her annual
visit at the home of her brother, William
WEIGH, of Franklin.
George s. Hanna and Miss Florence
Sargent, of South Gouids boro, were mar
ried Saturday, Oct l.
Miss Helen c. Hill left to-day for two
weeks visit in Boston among relatives
and friends. She was accompanied by
Mrs. James Hill and Mrs Jason Sargent.
Q! West Gouldsboro.
Barney s. Bunker left to- day for San
Francisco to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Helen Ramsdel. MIR. Bunker is about
seventy-six years OF age, and the trip
across the continent is quite an under
taking at his age, for one not accustomed
to travelling.
Dcf G,-u
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DIR. IL. ID. Averili, who enlisted in the
navy last spring and has been acting assist :
ant surgeon on the L. S. ships Lancaster"
and "Miantonomoh", has gone to Nor
folk to join the U. s. s. "Scindia" for a
trip around Cape Horn to San Francisco,
thence to Honolulu and Manila. The
"Scindia" will accompany the Oregon"
and "Iowa" to the Philippines.
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BuCk sport.


Buck-port.
:. OF Y. CAMP FLEE.
The programme for the campfire of the
Sons OF Veterans at Bucksport Thursday
evening is announced as follows:
Address of Welcome. s..............o + Fellows
Response oTrin J Diekey, Belfast
Piano solo, Susie Googins
solo, For All Eternity ....#,.... Miss Mae Friend
Reading, The Famine tLaugfei.ow1
Miss MAY Lssau. Winterport
Selection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. Band
Address.
Col Geo Leighton commanding Me
Div 5 of V, Skowhegan.
Solo, Jerusalem. the Holy City,. Miss Friend
Reading, The Polish Roy
Miss Mary Miller. Bucksport
Singing. ........................Myr IRA illiams
-'+.''...'.....-....... 'Band
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Hattie Watson and grandchildren
leave to- day for Bo.ton, " here they will
spend the winter.
Miss Dell Mcfarland, who is employed
in the Crawford house, Boston, is visiting
her parents in this town.
James Stanley has secured a position on
the steamer Portland" OF the Portland
and Boston line. He leaves home to- day.
Oct. 8. La MoUCHE.
Bakers Island.
The weirs here have done but very little
this summer.
The fall term OF school began this week
Mary A. Carroll, of Southwest Harbor, is
teacher.
Oct. l. AMY
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There will be harvest supper at the NJ
E. church Saturday evening, Oct. s. Pro-
ceeds to procure bell for the church.
Oct !. C.
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South Brooksyiile.
Frank Bates is home from Portland.
Eben Chatto, Of Surry, was in town this
week visiting relatives.
Elmer Billings has gone to New York,
to seek employment with his brother
William