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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
BOUND FOR MANILA.
Gen. Joe Wheeler and Daughter Pass
Through Chicago.

Chicago, July 13.-General Joseph H.
Wheeler passed through Chicago yes
terday bound for the Philippines Miss
Annie Wheeler, the generals daugh-
ter, accompanies him to Manila. She
goes out as a Red Cross nurse without
pay and intends to remain so long as
her health permits or her services are
needed
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
MAN AND MONEY MISSING.

Appleton, Wis, July 13.-James
Markham, residing in the northern
part of this country, has been missing
for a week past and foul play is sus-
pected as he had over So 900 when last
seen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
PERSONALITIES.

Mrs. John DreXel has taken up auto
MODELLING and is now seen spinning
along Bellevue avenue, Newport, on
fine days, in vehicle of the latest de-
scription. Everybody agrees that it
will be fad-the automobile-in New
port this summer.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17

Fl. G. Henderson, who, as counsel to
Police Captain Price before the Mazet
committee, denied the right of the
committee to exclude him from it's ses-
sions and refused, with a penknife in
his hand, to be put out, has been fined
S. by police magistrate, but declares
he will refuse to pay and appeal the
case.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
SOME BADGERS FOR BRYAN.
Fifty Silver Democrats Meet in Mil
waukee and Organize.

Milwaukee, July 12.-About SO prom
inent democrats of Milwaukee held a
meeting last night and organized a
branch of the Bryan league. W. H.
Rogers of Madison says the Wisconsin
democracy will undoubtedly be for
Bryan and 16 to 1.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17

DR.. W. H. Thomas, the noted pastor
Of the Peoples church, Chicago, has
publicly announced his coming mar
riage to Miss Vandalia Varnum of
Franklinville, N. Y. Dr.. Thomas is &C,
and his fance is 46, and as he stated
to his friends, "she is funny, fat and
fancy" Miss Varnum is a lecturer of
noWn by an essay on Gladstone.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17

Magnolia, Mass, July 13.--Former
Senator Arthur P German of Mary
land is i'll at the Pesperus hotel and
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
CORSON is SELECTED
FOR PRESIDENT OF EDUCATION
AL ASSOCIATION.
FULL LIST OF OFFICERS

Nominating Committee Agrees on
Names to Be Submitted to the
Convention-Wes Superior Man
Resigns as Treasurer After Ten
Years Service.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
ERTHUR P. GORMAN ILL.

But His Condition Is Not Regarded
as Serious.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
BUTLER DEFEATS TAYLOR.

Former Champion Cyclist Beaten IN
anesville-Summarie
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17

his wife and two daughters are at his
bedside His condition is not consid-
cred serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

the week following the state FAR anu
races az Raleigh.
For the size Of The town probably more
good horse, are owned In Nins.oh-1l''''
nan ,n most places IN North Carolina,
,ybu. the interest continues 20 Increase AM
..~oo.s stronger. Col. u. IL. Lyoro'h'
,,o.tuaeter of the city, owns very
promising and speedy young mare Hl
Queen Bess. a roam. five years oiu' DF
Blue Bird. son of jay Bro dam ~
FLORIDA. She IS being cempaisned TINS
season by Tom Cannon. who looks FOR her
to trot to a low record. Colonel Lystu4N
also owns the thoroughbred brown 8c.dlnG
IL. j. r.. three years old, by imp me
Jaeobnc. smoak and McCreery, the well
known livery men. own among other good
ones the fast gray pacing mare Bessie
{. bv "a SON OF Woodburu Hamo.ctonlan.
q. il. Dwire has a clever roadster in me
Chestnut mare Gadie Clay. by Red Robert
son OF Red wilkes. H. A.. Sahiiucr
fakes his airings behind n good-looflng
bir bav reidnr Melville Chief the SON
OF Tattlcr that sired Clipper. Z.ls.t.
Thomas Maslin drives a good one In Light
foot. "a black maze by Occonecchce. while
+. j.. Farrier has the bay mare Antoin-
cite. by sultan. out Of Vireie Carvcs. by
Almont Prince. second dam Fanny dam
OF Nelly ONeu and Kate Jackson. 2.25A.
orc of the Trst bred trotters IN the pace
Is Marie Prescott "a BAY mare by Sim
mons. dam by Acantara, owned by W.
a. Reynolds of the k. j. Reynolds To-
bacco Company. Mr.. r. j. Reynolds.
the head Of the big tobacco concern bear
ing his name. and who is one OF the most
lbcrai-minded progressive citizens Of the
place owns q number of wc.i-brcd colts
and FLIES. some n which are being
shaped up for the forthcoming horse show
and fair Mr. Reynolds formerly owned
among other wel-bred and speedy t-ot-
tors the roam mare Marie Woods go. BY
Woods Hamheioni9n Mr.. p. IT, Hancs.
who owns an cleg1nt farm mr. the city has
about q dozen head NJ colts and Niles
by John Trotw0Od. son Of WalsIngham.
which are being handled bv j. Il. Snyder.
who formerly trained at Lexington XIV. To
addition 20 these. Snyder is handling jerry
j.. ch g.. by Chichester. dam by Harold.
trial 2I5f trotting. Rachel c.. ch. m, by
Aparka, dam by Belmont who IS very
fast. and some others equally as pr0mis-
fuu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

The bay geldin lFirewood by King Nut
wood. dam Medina, by Mlddleiown' own
ell by Joseph Iasliter. OF TINS CITY aclut.
tea himself very creli.asly ar the recent
port Jervls and Goshen. ~ Y, meeting
Though ont OF shape and sick with cold
he got fourth money in the 2:23 class trot-
ting, at the former place Al Goshen the
son OF King Nutwood started In the PARK
willie stake for the 2:3 class. uottinS,
purse $1,000. won the third heat ana so'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Headquarters
for
School Books
Lynchburg and Richmond.


TO THE TRADE rs VIRGINIA:
As is well known, our houses
at Richmond and Lynchburg are
in a position to give better average
discounts than can be obtained
elsewhere. Ycu wM therefore lind
It both 20 your interest and cor
yenieuce 10 order al Of your books
direct from us. Dealers in Soath-
west Virginia will End it more
convenient to order from our
LynChburg house and those IN East
ern Virginia can be better served
from cur Richmond house.
Send for wholesale price list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

80 s. T O n Z a.
o., a Ihs Kind You Have As8YS Bought
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Not since the fan Of 1'gG. which Wit
messed the passing of the virginia State
Agricultural Society. has "a fair and race
meeting been held here. but one viii be
held this wear under the auspices OF the
Cd Dominion Tournament and Fair As
ISOLATION ard the dates set for WedrC7-
day and Thursday. October 18th and l2.h
4 grand tournament win bee held on
the first day. while am interstate tOurna-
ment is scheduled for the fore part ~ tho
second day. the afternoon az Which win
De devoted t0 racing. when the track viii
DE given over to running horses. An ate
tractive speed programme. one likely 20
furnish Snort Of The cXhilratng kind s.
hoing prepared and viii DE published az
an carly date Purses will be given for
racing on the l1t. over hurdles and for
high jumping contests and enough money
offered to attract some good performers.
Provcrblally partial 90 running horses are
the people Of Richmond and Nirginians
In general. and an opportunity Will be af-
f0rded them % witness some good racing
as this meeting comes right In the Tine Of
the fall circuit OF Virginia and North
Carolina fairs ard races. which begin nc
Norfolk Oh October 9Th. lasting four laws.
then hero on the 18th and 18TH after which
Raleigh and Winston follow during sue
ctssivo weeks. making a convenient cir
cult and cosy shipments Tor horse owners
and trainers Tile officers OF The Old Do
mini0n TOurnmcnt and Fair Association
are al weil-known Richmond men. Lee
Todd being general Manager and ". j.
Carter secretary. and strong efforts will
be put forth 10 provide sport and pleas
ure galore FOR the crowds likely 10 gather
here drrlrg fair and tournament week
The giant trotting Ceiling Mosul 2.C9 IA
son of Sultan and Virginia Maid who
has been trained this season By James
Fletcher over the Glenlea Farm track.
near the city. has gone wrong and viii
not be started. Mosul was one Of the
sensational performers OF 1897, showing
wonderful fights OF speed both in his
work and in races. Mosul IS ownel here.
but his dam. Virginia Maid. Is the prop
erty " Louis Becker Of Baltimore. who
has several % her produce. among them
beng the grand oking two-ylar o d bay
cot Whnby Chief, by Egwood, 2Is -
Virginia Maid dropped a FLY In the spr.ns
by STEAMBOAT. 2:O1 IL. and was bred back
.. tt,.+ ai.oauf SON 81 sultan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

To Philadelphia, Pa. Via Il, l.. anu +
and Penn. Il. X. Account Of &. a. X.
National Encampmcnt.
For this occasion the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany will sell special iron-clad signature
tickets from Richmond to philadelphia
and return at the one fare rate OF $50
for the round trip. Tickets TO ne SOLD
September ID 10 9TH inclusive. good gong
only on date Of sale. and TO return until
September j. 1899: except, that upon de-
posit of ticket with the Joint Agent az
Philadelphia between September 9th ana
sth inclusive, and payment OF vVc' me
final limit may be extended TO september
20, 1893 Stop-over will be allowed al Bal
tlmore or Washington within limit IN
either direction. by depositing tickets
with Ticket Agents. p. r. r., upon ar
rival at these points.
Apply to Ticket Agent. Byrd street sta
ton. Richmond Transfer Company, 'o5
cast Main street. or
w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
IIIj-g..I.I!..Ii.IiI.]I.lT POISON.


Primary, Secondary. or Tertiary sy-
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You can be treated az nome for the same
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nave aches and pains, Mucous Patches 10
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Co.ored Spots. Ulcers on any part OF the
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this syppduuc BLOOD POISON that we
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obstinate cases and challenge the world
for a case We cannot cure. This disease
has always baf1el Doe SKIN 0f che most
hind our unconditional guaranty Ah-o-
lute proofs sent aesl-d 1n application.
cook rorcdr 90. $50. 31i Masonic Tem-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Ask Us for prices on best Anthracite
Splnt. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies New
Phone. 272. WARNER MOORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Mr.. James c. smyth. OF the wcll-known
commission and auction sale firm 81
Smith Brothers. OF the southern Horse
Bazaar. Is IN Ohio his former home box
ing after the interest a the co corr.
BROAD ROCK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
NEWS OF HORSES
AND HORSEMEN
The Old Dominion Tournament and
Fair Association.
ITS OCTOBER RACE MEETING
Notes from Salem. y. C-Some
of the Roadsters There-Fried
void Gets "a New Mark 80 Char
entus Good Winner.
ITS OCTOBER RACE MEETING

The annual tobacco fair held at VIM
ston-salem. y. c., Is TO be superseded this
fan by the Piedmont Park Company's
Horse Show and Fair. which will be held
IN conjunction with the Forsyth County
Agricultural Fair. Tho officers Of the
new association are made up Of repre-
sentative citizens Of Winston-Salem Ike
J. Il. Patterson, president; Z. II. Ly-
brook, vice-president; Thomas Masln,
treasurer, and G.. +. Webb, secretary.
Mr.. Webb, who conducted the tobacco
fairs so successfully, is also secretary OF
the Chamber OF Commerce Of Winston
Salem and one Of the most active, wide
awake men in the place Considerable
wealth IS conferred in Winston, and ~ IS
generally regarded as one OF the most
prosperous places in the State, the to-
bacco interest being very large, while the
surrounding country Is prosperous ana
well titled By the farmers IN charge, the
majority Of whom own large tracts OF
fine land The outlook for the forthcom-
ing Horse Show and Fair Is very bright
ana Secretary Webb IS highly elated over
the prospect. The site Of the show 10
about n mile north OK town on an elevated
SPOT overlooking the surrounding country
and furnishing beautiful and attractivs
views in various directions. Liberal pre-
miums will DE offered for horses exhibited
IN the different classes. while the speed
programme. which is quite an attrac ave
one. includes purses amounting 10 aoou'
$3.50 for trotters. PAGERS and runners
the purses ranging from So 10 $500 eaeh'
The new ho'f-mile track Of the socieiy'
which is rapidly approaching completion
will be both safe and fast and the CON
lasts 10 be decided over il are likely 10
Furnish interesting sport. The dates OF the
Fair and Horse Show have been liked ior
october oath 20 29th inclusive or anflns
the week following the State Fair ana
,.anas ~ Raleigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

r. :. Robertson. Forest HI Chester
field county has solI TO h. g. Broaddus
Of Manchester the dyc-ycar-.ld bay geld
ing Forest by Bourbon Baron SON Of
Haron wilkes dam a tro,ung mare OF
untraced breeding.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25
He Has ROYAL Friends.

Mrs. Potter Palmer, beauty and a
wit of no mean order, has at last scaled
the ramparts Of society and is now in
trenched in the inner fortress command
cd by the Astors and Vanderbilts. Mrs.
Palmer has turned To good account the
friendship she made while abroad as
the president CT the board of lady man.
ayers of the Worlds fair She was re-
ceived cordially by Queen Louise of
Belgium and Queen Margherita of Italy.
Naturally when Prince Albert of Bel
GUM and the Count of Turin. nephew
of the king of Italy, arrived at Newport
they Were entertained by Mrs. Palmer.
With such bait on her golden hook the
diplomatic Chicagoan WAS able to land
the biggest fish i'll the social pond. Ru-
NOR now credits her with the intention
of building a house III this city which
will outmatch the famous Palmer cas-
tie" on Chlcago's lake shore drive. Her
occupancy of the post of social leader in
the metropolis-a long wished for dis
tinction-is now easily within her
grasp Western brains backed by money
are difficult combination to beat.
New York Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25
Two Bright Japanese Women.

Mime. Watamabe and Miss Isuda. the
two little Japanese women who came
to this country 20 attend the biennial
convention of the General Federation
of Women's clubs at Denver still con-
tinue to be the guests of Mrs. Alice
Ives Breed of Lynn, Mass. Early in Oc-
tober they will be entertained by the
New England Woman's Press associa-
ton. 1t is said that the empress Of
Japan will pay the expenses of her
countrywomen while in the United
States from her privy purse. Marquis
Ito. prime minister Of Japan, writes
that any attention shown to them is to
be considered as shown to the japanese
government. 1t is expected that their
visit to this country and the reports
they will carry back will do much to
encourage the higher education of wom-
en- in Japan, cause in which the large
hearted and broad minded empress is
much interested. The visitors are high
ly educated and both speak several
languages. New York Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25
Seaside Local Union.

SURRY, Jan. % Especially The triennial
session OF Seaside local union, Y. p. S.
c. E., was held with the Baptist society
at Surry, Jan. 20.
The meetings were OF unusual interest.
The attendance was small, but many pa
pers were read, with a marked degree Of
interest in the topics assigned on the
leading objects for which the society is
working.
There were delegates from BIuehill,
Ellsworth Falls, Ellsworth, West Els
worth and North Orland. The next
session will be held in June with the
Free Baptist society Of Ellsworth. The
clergymen present were Rev. r. l.. Odds,
OF Bluehill, Rev. E. l.. Hunt, OF Ellsworth
Falls, Rev. A. r. McDougal, of Surry.
Rev ii. M. Moore, of the Surry Metho-
dist church, attended and rendered his
assistance in several ways.
The delegates from North Orland and
North Ellsworth were surprised to find
bare fields in Surry, and everybody
using wagons.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25

The Lt,cistoa journal has been making great
s rides the present season. A new perfecting
press. built to their order by Messrs. X. Hoe n
Co. has Just been erected This machine en-
ables the proprietors to add a column to each
page of the paper, restoring the old seven-co'-
umn form, and to give as many pages, from two
to twenty eight of the large form, or four to
nifty six pages of the small form, as the impor-
lance of news may demand.
The Weekly Journal now presents with each
issue. a magazine supplement- folded In con
venent shape tor preservation. Thus, for 81
the Maine reader will get in the Journal the
valid contents of the Weekly Journal before it
was enlarged, together with domestic, scientific,
and other literature such as would In other
forms cost several times as much money.
The Weekly Journal, new series, will contain
stories important literary, household, scientific,
and other special features, retaining all which
has made the Journal so singuariy valuable to
all Maine readers, hitherto, together with the
magazine treasures hitherto unrealized, and to
secure which readers have had to subscribe to
several papers and magazines. The price of the
greatly enlarged Weekly Journal. new series
will not be increased. The Farmers page, the
horse Owners page, the Markets, the Review
of tine Week, Congress and Foreign News, care
fully edited.
The Erening Journal is succeeding in placing
before its readers the latest and freshest news,
. .o:... GO occurrences az sIo:..e ;.
wonderful Improvement in methods of getting
news enables it to become the chronicler of to-
day, rather than of yesterday. We would call
particu ar attention to our special advices from
Wa hington, giving the latest Intelligence
touching Maine and general interests at Wash
ington.
We need not call attention to the admirable
service the Journal has organized for Maine
happenings. The legislative news sent specially
by telegraph, is given to our readers each even
ing in full
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25

The General Federation of Woman's
clubs, assembled III Denver, telegraphed
to Speaker Reed n recommendation that
Senator Hoar's bill, protecting birds
and forbidding tie wearing of them, be
passed. If the clubwomen--who are i'll
the main society women-say that bird
millinery mast 90, 1t will so, and the
builders Of bonnets may as well make
up their minds now to dispense with
the incongrulus and inartistic decora-
tions which have caused such havoc
among the song birds. To emancipate
herself from the thraldom of Dame
Fashion, to refuse submission to her
eapricious ana arbitrary DEGREES, is one
of the prerogatives of the oEcoming
woman-the colossal woman, Mrs.
Henrotp aptly calls her-who is ito
live an applied Christianity III the
marts of trade, in the home the school,
the world. Union Signal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25
The Only just Limitations.

Judge c. w. Smith, in his Fourth Of
July grafton at Cawker City, Kan, ex'
pressed the conviction that to deny in
telligent women the suffrage while ig
norant and vicious men are permitted
to use it is illogical and "a great and
ever present menace to the nation He
said, The intelligent and moral citi-
zens of repu bic should have All equal
voice in the affairs of the government
by which they are to be ruled without
other limitations or conditions than Ca
pacity and moral fitness. "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25
DIED.

,.,,,,,-
'',,h.>, I, .ane",N, ian ~, i4Iant aushter ol
. =, - -, ,,-,,-,-
pEhr' ~ "althalh' Jan ~ " De'eck'
nlFs,s,,o ~ ~ -.
70, 80 r.'-At itaihothe' 'ah 10 hFS pe'7eS
:,
T. oN-At hrookhh' Jan IL Richard BROOKS
-
"a lDN ~ Littie Deer iSle' Jan 10, nyra AID
me Fh"'h' "seu year. = months, - oay7.
FORn-At Bar fiarhor, Jan 20 Patrick W Ford
formerly of Ellsworth, aged 30 Years, 10
months II DAYS
GRISpIF-At Augus,, Jun !. Robert Grin.
die formerly of Snrrv a,et,t : years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25
A Lily Hamersley Fad.

Lilly Hamersley, formerly Duchess
of Marlborough and now Lady William
Beresford, has inaugurated fad for
which jewellers prophesy great popu-
larity in this country 1t is a new
adornment for the evening gown, a
modification of the epaulet. gem
studded clasp secures several ropes OF
jewels which fall over the shoulder,
The martial spirit seems TO have invad-
ed my lady's jewel casket.-Exchange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25
MARINE LIST.
Hancock County Ports.

BuCksroRr Ar Jan Is, schs Amy Knight,
Grant Boston, a r Lewis, Timer Winterport
Sid, Jan Is sch tdw stewart, Kent, Palermo
Domestic Ports.
BOsTON-Pa-sed Jan 20, sch Fiheman, from
Perth Amboy for tiuri c,lue Island
Ar Jan 81 bark John Emery, Wooster,
South Amhoy
Ar Jan 10, sch Mary Steele Pascal, from Deer
Ar Jan Is, sch Albeit Pharo, Mt Desert
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar Jan 10, sch Rabboni,
Lord, New York
JACKsoNvILLE-Sd Jan p, sehs Mary A
Hall, Haskell, Boston; Maud Snare, Lowell,
Kingston, ia
NEW YoRK-Ar Jan n, sch S Tryon, Gaul,
Stoniugton
Sid Jan u, sch I W Allen, stomngton
Ar Ian -, sch [ Il Frickey, NtoniHgton
Ar Jan 10, sch Purit. n, Sargent, New Bedford
Ar Jan 20, sch DOM, Francis, Stonington
Ar Jan 49,, schs John Douglass, Thurston,
Iiyanns; Rodney Parker and Calvin p Harris,
Stonngton
AR Jan Is, sch Irving Leslie. Lamoine
.PAscAGoULA-Cld Jan Il, sch VIM Camp
bell, Strout, Matanzas
ton, ia
foKrLAND-Ar Jan Is, sch Gen Banks, Ran
dali Boston
SABINE PASS-Sld Jan 20, sch SeagWick fIag.
erthy, Jamaica
NIsEYAhD HAvEN-Ar Jan ~, sch Kate
Walker, Segebath from Fall River for New ork
colt, Nash, Boston
PHILApELrHIA-Ar Jan %, bark Rebecca
Crowell, Dow, Buenos Ayres
Foreign Ports.
BARBADOs-Ar Jan IS, bark Mamie Swan,
Higgins. New York
COHETABLE isLAND-Ar Dec II, sch Jennie A
Stubs. pprr, ldg
PORT SPANISH Dec %, sch John Paul,
Crabtree, Jamaica
Spoken.
Jan 81, miles of Five Fatbom Bank Light
ship, sch Susan Pickering, HASKELL from APP
aiachicola for Boston
Notes.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 2l-Sch George II Mills,
recently rvwcti 10 raiT ii q wTvuned con
di'ion, from Vineyard Haven, was sold at auc-
ton this afternoon to l. Gibbs for Sl375
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-25
Murder in OldtoWn.

Mrs. Nellie Donohue was murdered in
the French settlement at Oldtown last
Wednesday night. William Bushay, a
French Canadian, is held for the murder.
Mrs. Donohue's son was awakened by re-
volver shots, and rushing down stairs
found Bushay with a revolver in his hand
preparing to leave the house. He was
drunk. Youn Donohue summoned the
officers. When they arrived at the house
the woman was dead.
Mrs. Donohue formerly lived in Bangor
and NesZie. She was dissol ute woman.
In Veazie few years ago she figured in a
sensational affair. when a partially sue
cessful attempt was made to blow up her
house. She was forty years OF age. Her
husband was killed some years ago while
working i'll the woods.