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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-20
COUNTY NEWS.


| West Sullivan.
Robertson & Havey have moved their
merchandise into d. l.. Crimmin's store.
Mrs. Gertrude Gordon, who has been in
| Portland on business, arrived home We'd
nesday.
The Christian Endeavor convention
| will meet in the Union church the first
Of May. All are cordially invited to at
| tend the meetings.
Schools open Monday morning with the
following teachers: West Sullivan
| Grammar grade, Mr.. Larrabee, Of Pros
pect; primary grade, Mrs. Sara S. Abbott
and Miss Cora NJ. Gordon. Sullivan Har-
bor-Miss Agnes Patten. Sullivan Cen
tre-George Noyes. East iss
Marcia Young. Ashvilie-Miss Mary L..
Evans.
April 49, A.
Charles Sargent went to Lamoine Sun
day.
A number OF our farmers are getting
seed into the ground.
George Sargent, of Gouldsboro, has
moved to the quarry district here.
Will Scott has returned with his family
and household goods from Bluehill.
w. p. Goodwin has employed s. E. Ash
to clear up the woods opposite the church
which now make pretty grove.
J. d. BIaisdell is improved in health
this spring. Mr.. BIaisdell and MIR. Trip
are doing some farming this week.
The grammar school will commence
Monday, April %, unless further notice
is given. The school is post poned one
week owing to the illness of the teacher
The primary school commenced Monday,
taught by Mrs. S. S. Abbott and Miss
{. Nj. Gordon.
Four OF the largest granite dealers have
divided a contract for 10000 feet OF New
Bedford eurbing. This is the only con-
tract reported this spring. The principal
business is paving, and 1t is reported on
good authority that in case OF war no
stone will be shipped.
April Is. G.
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south Deer Isle.
The snow is nearly gone again and
farmers are busy ploughing and prepsr,
ing for the seasons work. Several lots of
pigs have been brought here for sale
and have found a ready market.
The warike atmosphere at the present
time will affect this place to an unusual
degree, as nearly all the men depend
upon yachting or the stone business,
both Of which will suffer from either a
declared war or the present state OF sus-
pense.
Easter Sunday brought disappont-
ment to the congregation here as Rev.
Mr.. Garland was too ill to attend the SER
vice. AS there was not time to apprise
the people of this the usual congregat ion
gathered, and a very interesting social
service was held, interpreted with the
Easter musical selections that had been
prepared for the day. There was larger
attendance than usual at the Sunday
school, and quite large gathering at the
evening social service, which was led by
J. P. Robbins. Thursday evening the
three church classes held a joint service
led by the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Norton holds
quarterly meetings here and at Stoning-
ton on Saturday and Sunday.
April 16. Eco.
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North Orland,

North Orland.
The ladies Of the North Orland Free
Baptist aid society gave an entertainment
and sociable at Carter school house
Tuesday evening, April II. Although
the travelling was bad, nearly $50 people
were present. A pleasant evening was
enjoyed. The proceeds are for the bene-
fit of the society.
April 10. S.
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South GOuld,boro.
Miss Lucy Bunker is in Ashville visit
ing relatives.
w. H. Bunker was in Ellsworth last
week as one of the grand jurors.
Miss Jessie Bunker goes to Mark Island
this morning to teach the spring term of
school.
F. p. Sargent and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday in Winter Harbor, the guests
of J. j. Roberts and wife.
H. F. Bunker gave birthday party at
Bunker's hall Thursday evening. A large
| crowd was present, and all enjoyed very
| pleasant evening.
April IS. SINS.
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MAKES FLESH

where 1t is needed, does Anglers Petro-
leum Emulsion. No symptom is more Sc
rious than decline in weight. 1t is the
beginning OF serious complications. Stop
this waste and restore yourself to vigor-
Gus health BY taking
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EASTER SERVICES.

Easter services We're held at both
churches here. The sermon and concert at
the Union church was postponed to April
II that all might enjoy the excellent pro-
gramme carried out on Easter day at the
Methodist church. The floral decorations
and scripture notices at both places We're
very attractive. The following mum ers
were finely rendered at Union church
Sunday evening, April Il:
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Brook1in.
Pedlers are plenty but eggs are low.
Eugene Day and son Carl are visiting at
Henry Jordan's.
There is considerable sickness in town,
some critically ill.
Capt, G. w. Herrick is overhauing his
schooner in Portland.
The farmers are preparing the soil just
the same as if there was no war-cry.
G. w. Winslow, who has been absent in
Massachusetts all winter, is expected
home about May on a short vacation.
The town is unusually dull, as the fac
tory, which heretofore has been running
in some of its departments, is still closed.
Saturday there was a public examina-
tion of teachers. The teachers responded
cheerfully to the call, and worked with a
will. Schools will commence May 2. The
State superintendent opinion that a
town superintendent is not legally elected
unless the article in the town warrant
calls for his particular election may be
SO, but the statute form for election of
town officers does not look SO.
April IS. G.B. A.
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A widows pension Of 50 month has
been granted to Mrs. Fannie d. Parker,
of Sargentvile.
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Dedham.
Asa c. Burrill is quite ill.
Alfred H. Grey has bought j. Turner's
farm, and will move there soon.
Mrs. Isaiah Turner has returned from a
visit to her daughters in Madison.
Maurice Moore and wife will leave soon
for Massachusetts, where he will work
this summer.
April IS. B..
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S-dgwich.
Neal Dow lost a valuable horse last
week.
Mrs. L. j. Sylvester is in Boston on
business.
c. H. Closson is at home on an enforced
vacation caused by rheumatis ism.
Mrs. John W. Penney is in HaverhiIl,
Mass, visiting her son and daughter who
reside there.
Mrs. Dora Currier, OF Sargentville, will
keep house for R. E. Hagerthy, M. D., the
coming summer.
Mrs. Byard has left to open her house
for summer guests, OF which she has an
increasing number each season.
Rev. E. K. Drew, of this village, will de-
liver an address before Daniel Chaplain
post, Hermon Corner, on Memorial Day.
On visit to West View, the summer
resort on Little Deer Isle, found the
genial proprietor, Capt. C.. l.. Babson,
very busy with force of workmen con-
structing fine new cottage for Miss
Ransom, of Boston. This added to
the rest, makes quite a little village, in
one of the prettiest hooks on the coast OF
Maine.
April IS. C.
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West Hancock.
Malcolm Googins has gone to Bar Har-
Dor to work.
Miss Jennie Marshall is at home from
Bar Harbor for visit.
Arthur Graves has built a fine hen
house preparatory to going into the poul-
try business.
Sherman Mcfarland and Victor Smith
leave for Bar Harbor this morning, where
they will be employed.
April IS. SUMAC.
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West BroOksville.
Capt. Eben Davis is building a hem
house
N. A. Halves will build stable this
season.
james Tapley has gone on to New Ha-
ven to join his steamer.
Edward Tapley, of Green Island light
station, and son Herbert, are in town.
Capt. George Blodgett, head light-keep-
sr at "Saddleback'', leaves for that station
this morning.
Capt. George Stevens will leave this
week for New Haven to resume command
of his steamer.
April IS. Johnson.
south BIuehili.
Pensions, ia month, have been
granted to the minors of Robert c. Day
and IS a month to Adelis y. Ferrin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
France Caught In Her Game of Sneak.

The truth of the proposed European combination to
the United is everybody knew 1t would
speeches Chamberlain, tn Marquis Of Lans
down and Lord Salisbury each gave broad hints
Of matter. Sinking sycophantc France whom this
enormously at the bottom OF it.
London Spectator particulars that the
over. NJ. Hanotaux the late French minister OF
foreign affairs arranged the details OF the DEAL which was
up humate the United States otherwise COM
pei President Mckinley the combined Of
Europe arranged and the consent of the
other governments France parayzed by the
answer only intervention which Great
Britain would be place her naval fleet
disposal of the president of the United States After
resigned and servfle Frenchan
assuring people that they only wished
US success fight for humanity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
Those Nineteen-Knot Cruisers.

Commodore ONei of the bureau navy depart
awaiting with interest the Indian
Head 1O-inch plate treated with the Krupp pro-
which will be tested there received and
up. Upon the showing depend, large measure,
of the Chiefs regarding
ONels plan the building 19knot battleships
displacement 1900 The results the O
6inch plate ago satisfactory
commodore satisfied that battleship could be built
carrying belt and plates
thickness of 10 inches which would effective
fensve qualities those protected 1Sinch plates
The saving of weighethu permit
the vessels 10 knots hour enough carry
coal in sufficient quantities seaming radius
of the present IA and 16-knot vessels
The differences between the Krupp Harvey pro-
csses said Commodore ONeI far practical
to be depth only The Harveyized plates
hardened for inch only then process
loses Its force effect the bulk plate
Krupp the other hand. goes through
plate be made affecting whole bulk
bringing it all the resisting strength
1t is just difficult for the projectie
part of the plate power
of resistance shown by the 6nch plate
demonstrated that the enormously heavy plates
under the old longer necessary defense
of the shell present power arrna-
ment I Krupp plates may be safely
substituted least until something
structve than the present guns is developed"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
One Reason For Partisan assitude.

Governor Leedys managers have good reason to COM
plain there a interest campaign.
There a interest in Leedys campaign. The
whom appointed to office will holding Office
reelected interest his 1t
is natural What they control
go Leedy Popust leaders who have been
ignored and down expect nothing than
they have now Leedy
The gang" Office office the gang will
contemporaneous with Leedy, long he lasts
The gang has been exceedingly well taken Of.
Placed position. if another and better appeared the
gangser hauled away from salary receive
a larger one.
Lewening was state senator He had something Under
all gang ring rules him that hath shall be given
He was made railroad commissioner statewide protest
discharge. Gang rule sustained him.
'Iron-jaw Brown" Of Kingman had something. Some
thing better, place in the army, up. He given
had anything waiting
jealous faithful patient Populst strikers. They
turned down They the ring Browns place
charities taken by a man already
holding Office.
was taken from to place him at
the head Of regiment, position paying salary
The Colonel Hutchinsons other
ignored They were not the gang
Ed Little had something He not filing the position
with any particular grace being pri-
secretary given position scores other Popu-
were anxious to fill They were the gang.
was.
Northumberland Harvey had something. 1t a
good thing But something better place the army
along Harvey given It, Other Populists it
Harvey in the The other Populists not
The reelection of Leedy continuance of the
Topeka gang" What will the gang
their relatives. The notwithstanding Popuiss who
for Leedy will do from party fidelity The
leaders Popusm have been after plums have
been ignored by gang for Leedy and but
when they do they heat the branding irons of the gang for
execution against themselves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
John Sherman on General AIger.

1t is said that Ohios great but aging statesman resigned
his serearyshp under present because
of falling mental powers that the faculty memory
almost failed him 1t If recall the faces
OF today or the incidents OF yesterday memory
fault things of the sherman expected
alton for president by the which
rson and always claimed that but for Questionable
methods Of General Ager picking up delegates
the south for himself. he would
House plum Sherman who the difference between
what officers subject those subject
the responsibility for the suffering among the soldiers in
Cuba should be fixed and the guilty officer impeached Mr.
shermans interview causing comment in the war
and other departments Washington chances are
that an investigation viii be had as to the careessnes
competency something of the cornissary and
medical bureaus under the supervision DEPART
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
Dewey For Annexation of the Philippines

Sunday evening correspondent Of the Associated
Press interview Admiral Dewey who told him.
among other things that notified the cable
by navy department Washington to hold himself in
readiness by the quickest route for the pur
pose comforting the president the situation in the
Philippines admiral thereupon cabled reply giving
fullest possible information and also his own personal
views concluding suggesting Secretary Long that the
nsurgent discomfort and other
impending rendered absolutely for him
this connection he told the correspondent that
that he had asked for reinforcement of
squadron by battleship and armored
cruiser questioned annexation he pointed to the
and Stripes saying Il hope that flag Will fly there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
That Sixty Days FurIough.
forever.

One of the most conendable things marking the success
which has attended the conduct Of the
furlough incident of the last act Very
few fight for the of the soldier in
the ranks But any did they disappointed
in that with such to leave
pay Therefore the people pleased and graft
fed that the men actually participated in battles and
experienced only rough service all to have sixty days
frough and pay being discharged The order in
bearing compliment embraces something more
substantial the sanitary question of fever
stricken camps largely the sick roll and will tend
to make boys forget the disagreebe side OF tn
campaign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
Daily eagle
lola Will Whip the Entire French Army.
NJ. VI. MURDOCH, Editor.

Aside from the officials OF the republic and the French
army, everybody anywhere convinced of Dreyfus
innocence that the French army constitute corrupt
coteriei that Count Esterhazy is mpuden
heredty skunk and that patriot moving and act
ing from the Hottest motives poor dependent tool Of the
French who forced letter to sustain the
position Of his confederae fight duel to make
good his forged faIsehoods against Dreyu has suicded
permitted herself the light in which
others have been viewing her all along. Old time witch
burning and the tortures of the ancient inquston had
in fanaticism in which wild in the
discharge duty But the arys persecu
ton Of Dreyfus the French republics persecution of
lola without insanity and without explain
alton aside from corruption. 1t is be hoped that the
whole case may forced re-opened that
Dreyfus may stand exonerated and Zoa appreciated NJ
Cavaignac would sink the level of Bslerhazy
rest the whole affair to the bottom,
furnishing guilty vindicating the innocent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
And They Raise a Campaign Fund.

The Pop that should be held politically
responsible i'm the degree and that
being practical illustration by the Pop party
sas whose notified employees
Soldiers Orphans Home Atcfson that they
put up" for Leedys campaign expenses The Atchison
Champion the report being well authenticated
indeed reform with vengeance There
perceptions in the demand upon these
employees that institution, but ALL
whether ward attendant clerk
up dollars month exchange suggests the only
remarkable that the
levy assessment upon the orphans.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
Many Miles Of Soldiers

(From the Newcastle Chronicle)
A German military critic has been ad-
ding up the grand total of the continental
armies and, after noting that we can form
only vague idea Of what is meant by
tens OF millions, he tries 10 bring home
10 his readers in another way the colos-
sal growth of modern ornaments. If he
says, we could have all the armies Of the
continent on a war footing and drawn up
in one big, long procession. with their
guns. the column would be rather more
than 24.000 miles long. and. marching day
and night, it would take nearly a year to
pass d given point.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
"Not Paid For Want of Funds"
campaign.

Populistic administrations like those of Democratic
brethren they delight consort have tend
ency deficiencies. The welngh certain to be "a
shortage people charitably attribute the
trouble to desire Others to
and corruption All of these doubt have
foundation. trouble all around in
competency They don't know how to collect and disburse
in busness-ike way He1ebower Pop treasurer
biennial report, which is accompanied with
complaint shortage funds and the fear that
warrants be stamped Not paid for want
O funds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
Rsther Large

A well-known American lady was VS.
Ting the cathedral cities OF this country
some little time back. Throughout her
tour she wore a tiny American flag pinned
10 the waist Of her travelling dresses A
good many of the people whom she met
did not understand what the emblem OF
the Stars and Stripes stood for
You belong to some secret society,
perceive SAID one lady to whom she
was introduced, pointing to the diminu-
tive starry banner.
Yes" replied the fair American. with
an amiable smile, there are 600 go Of
Us -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
The President Will Do the Right THING

There is great deal Of talk about suffering and
sickness the soldier boys growing inef
cheney otherwise criminal neglect department
and its officials also other talk usurpatons unar
ranted acts the part officers easy
70 crose many things which upon their face seem all
all right unavoidable ealanities
when investigated President Mckinley will not brook
wrong. He announced that charges of Embarrassment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

and neglect army will be thoroughly investigated
and guilty parties they shall be punished While
he ofense he viii permit punish
rigid investigation. There were
ardshps innumerable That is not questioned The rush
ing 100000 the field of them into battle
nothing else. All that the people desire is that
hazard hardships death
ncompetency criminal neglect the offenders
shall punished.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

A French writer states. says the Hong
Kong Press. that dainty highly esteem
ed by Celestial gourmaHds consists OF
young mice. which are served alive TO the
guests VINO dip them in a pot OF honey
ana slowly swallow them. one by one
At the marriage feast OF the present en-
peror Of China more than 50 % OF these
liffla rreafl.rss uare ssrYaf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

The Japanese have three forms of szlr-
;ztsoa-oas fo- sa.E.ing az inferior. one
for sziutlzz al esuzl ard another tov
ssI-tfrS Z ssfperiar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

Meuphis road s5e = also related e TIE
"a - Say % C0nEressusan tofzs, era
5z6Es Jzeo B0tk.u Ths Ca fsrrsa wo-
mas sGsear1 ard Tnso. Esstzzs f94Ett
together - sae ssa7s company 11rfeg f1s
eva war TIE father - al Ias seass
named Eotks-s xsrs 1-efhsrs. sEt Ars.
Coye's mother waH rsztsr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
Found with a Mummy

A copper mask believed % oe unique
Is an Interesting Ob5sct found n TIE wrap
pings OF q mummy az Caimb0te. Peru
Il was shaped from . single nugget q
copper by EauEe-lng On mod md Re
features. except the dwsrsed ECse. are
vel formed and 5sstlEctlFe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

Bishop Frzser-s statue n Aibsrt Square
Manchester Is the czfy statue erected
II a pusl5c place 70 bishop q Ike ClasreA
a ErElard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

nan r. Java makes = gDoe aTi-E -
q Psopzet- Es AaS beer pz2e SO 4 TsAF
Yer ire Iass = years TX re. s-ss4e:s-x
q tia azve zAlcs N93 szsss cssa 1Fes
tks lssar4 TIE cred asaas astsFes 49,
sgs lass Re zzs ths s1HHr - Aste4es
~ save :zzt a.. sEsr@ @s.zz ne ca-s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

LoazWe0d. BonzpzTts's house a; 81 Hell
eaz- IS How barn. the room ii which be
died 5 $ stable: 81 the ste Of us grave
: machine for grinding corn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
Russian Divintions

Russian girls try 70 ascertain their pros
poets OK nstrimouy IN the following man
ner: A number OF them take or their rings
and concsaI them N basket OF corn
hen is then brought IN and invited 70 par
take OF the corn. The owner OF the frSt
ring uncovered Will De the arst 20 De mar
II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

Tss snizE t7wn q Vera r. re ksEE-
Cen . I'Aaozeg. Il essss~afes - -
tempe q ssTp~aEa. sssE hsE1x 81
wa1ea t.e 2r.aata kesp aswas1 = 90
ssrp@lts q az SEES. wsaza it.sT feed So
a.res aaf fregs t-egEst - tAsz. - 81
:sst-Es - tae azsfrsa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

How great and yet how small this world Lieutenant Bill
Green, polished the handles and the floor in
Wichita three months today his foot the of
Santiago e Cuba-a conqueror.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
The Car of Russia

of Russia sincerely wishes take off his heavy
sit down d While and The of Europe
calling a Europe should beware
W no talks peace That of 'con" games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

The Oldest love-leter brick the British Museum
which written for the hand Of Egyptian
princess The old probably SHE'D it back him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

No has had any grudge against poor little Will
hemina. queen strip that the
pean powers permit called kingdom Long may
reign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02
SISTER SUPERIOR.

RGic1,9AS MILITARY ACADEMY
tHf -Ft Fra- Prs1srss ~ t-a4.~z .+rf-
.rrF yra5Esfss afs rev g. Hazard
3 sse Ttf.sf4u E8-rs5z srf TnfrsrsffY
- &aa- hsw EFwrasfs=u bs1ss
gres1T1 Lake E-eh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

Dryfus and Zola are coming top France Eve
God-forsaken country Truth viii occasionally rea
Up hind LEGS and prevail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

The profound dignity o Mrs Botkin in
indict her for sending poison
through the mails for poisoning innocent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

Dewey will be kissed when reaches America. He
viii cigars. with the shy alley
every time he sees . young woman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-02

Niles be investigated; Skater: AIger; sternber:
and Luddngton. But thank heaven dear Lieutenant Marin
IS all calurany.