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-It.i nI MAIN T..
-......... -...-..... J,,.tIc,t,,,,,,,
'. '....f w. etss II ais
''I.- .-h'...'' .--'n that in pursuance
#..I ..4... .t-=- te= tire therein
E. tu. .H-4-H5i HAIR, x. Viz
mt-. NH. .htuttrN. Will ,el Al
"-Hr i. brightest t-rtirr 1ud
HH tH. ..ru.a .ftH- stated. at THE Of
a.. af li4.- Is HtH.... 40 Ellsworth. IN the
..aurF ei Hau.u0,. s.i state of Maine. on
ir.al-it+ Iae ie-uis -.H-H s.tA ut September.
aa.,.rs.. .aI i, uu. i-. ...5 ana not in sep
T-st. It.ts. H. tr" rH'Ir, tho following
H...H..... g.. ufr't.
A certain tfa.f ur Ifr... - land with all
taa 4atI4lrE- aud rhtf.rs thereon. formerly
rsu.I H5 collins ''rsaI.t 'uHpauy, situated
la ..r t.aH 60 li'4.u ..., county OF Hancock.
'nt --1rs 70 Maine. SHOWN As the Asa CoHa-T
srH.. .Hu..lniu- uUt HHllr,d fourteen acres,
ui.r. .. ..Hs. aus '..l- ffs first - two par
trl- described tn deed ~ Thomas II kemhle
De-. ssl,I +, .-IItus Grsuitr company, dated May
%. I-.- accorded 900 % taUHl> lrststrt OF deeds.
sol f.s f..Io tif
Also a certain tract 70 -tHd with the build
u lot SO D. of'thv tI..i division Of lots in
said bturhlli. being Pee same land conveyed
So saft Hifins Brsu.ir company by deed Of
d Hiul,r. dated Ma, o.. i.-s. Aud recorded in
said registry. vol. lt-. folio ~.
Ai-o rtaiu tract nr parcel Of laud in said
Hlashiil. with al she taildings and Nharyes
thereof, formerly owned BY said Collins
HFAnits ,ompany, containing twelve acres
more or less Aud being the last parcel de-
setihcd n deed from 4 3. Carter to said Col
Has Granite towptn}. lated December :, 1877,
snd recorded tu said registry. vol. ISL, folio
ST.. exceP tinH small shaff or pier, near the
first ID mentioned ia said deed and the
right - James YORK 10 dock his boat
Also hrrc-touFths part ia common and IN
divided q a certain other parcel Of land sit
uAfsa tu said Hiuehilt. containing fourteen
ArFes more 90 less, aud being the same prem
ists Conveyed Co aid Collins Granite Com
pAns ~ deed ~ tistfa " Collins. dated De-
IsuitsT 2, ts7-. ASH recorded ia said registry,
book tsa folio fil
Also 81 the zraulte rock contained in a GER
ntuehil. containing one hundred twenty
acres more OF less. with ali the buildings and
sharsss on aid Iot. formerly owned 6y said
collins drsnite COMPANY. together with all
the ftEhts - said collins Granite Company, Of
entering aFuu said snd snd quarry az. dress
luk and removing an sait granite. and build
ias shaftes and roads and buildings for ear
70 Ius ou The Eranits business, being part Of
tht premises drsl rihed ia the deeds from Z.
b Garter and Hrurv Wallace To said Gol-
lfr- traaIfr COMPANY. dated December 10,
$50 and recorded Iu said registry. sal. la4,
tes .il
A.-H a certain parcel ~ sHld situated ia -Ild
Is afrI|I. ruuia.utrg fsu hundred sixteen
-afs Hatls. being che same premises con
Ftstd O. SAID icl.la- lrsulte Company by
Jslf Hf Abigail 3 IHfA. dated October 81,
fs-H. aHi recorded bob said registry book les,
Frsr re- eNtrptfrs FROM THE foregoing prem
ICES. 81 fights heretofore reserved TO
James York. az past4riue one COW and taking
ot auud
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lcoaI Notices.


AUGUSTA, aug ~, 1893.
IsURSUANT TO chap. 6, sec. -3, of the Re
l yistd statutes, Will at the State Treas
urer's office at Augusta, on the twenty eighth
day Of september next, at IL O'Clock a. m,
sellIand convey by deed to the highest bidder.
all the interest of the State in the tracts of
land hereinafter described, lying i'll unincor-
par5ted townships, said tracts having been
forfeited to the state for State taxes, and
county taxes certified to the Treasurer of
state for the year 1897. The sale and convey
ance OF each tract Will be made subject to a
right III the owner or part owner whose rights
have been forfeited, to redeem the same at
any time within one year after the sale by
paying or rendering TO the purchaser his pro-
portion Of what the purchaser paid therefor
at the sale, with interest at the rate of twenty
per cent, per aunum from the time OF sale,
and one dollar for release, or such owner may
redeem his interest by paying as aforesaid to
the Treasurer Of state, as provided in chap.
8, sec. -, of the Revised Statutes.
No tract, however, will be sold at price
less than the full amount due thereon for
such unpaid state and county taxes, interest
aud cost, described in the following
schedule:
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THE subscriber residing out Of the State
L of Maine, to wit: John c. Nichols, of
Somerville, in the county of N.d3}esex, and
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. hereby
gives notice that he has been duly appointed
executor of the last will and testament OF
Helen Augusta Nichols, late of S0merville, in
the county of Middlesex, and Commonwealth
of Massachusetts. deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs, and that he
has appointed Ann F. Greedy, of Ellsworth,
in the county of Hancock, and State of
Maine, his agent in said State of Maine.
All persons having demands against the es-
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. JOHN G. NICHOLS.
August !, a, d, 1899,
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NOTICE OF FORECIOsrRE,

WHEREAS Katie A. Ekstrom, OF Mount
w Desert, Hancock county, Maine, by her
mortgage deed dated December IL a. d, 1895
and recorded in the registry of deeds for Han
cock county. Maine, in book 296, page 326,
conveyed to Charles C. Burrill, of Ellsworth,
in said county. certain real estate situated in
the county of Hancock, under the following
description, viz, all my real estate and all my
rights, privileges and easements in, over and
upon real estate situated in the county of
Hancock and State of Maine the title to which
is now vested in me either under recorded or
unrecorded deed, or TO which may be in any
way entitled either in law or In equity, how
the same may be described.
Which said mortgage was duly assigned by
the said Charles (. Burrill to the undo rsigned,
John w. Somes, of Mount Desert, aforesaid,
by instrument of assignment dated August 10,
d. 1899 and recorded in sad registry of
deeds in book $40, page 173; and whereas the
condition of said mortgage his Keen broken,
now therefore, by the reason OF he breach Of
the condition thereof l claim foreclosure of
said mortgage. Jo4I& ". SUMES.
July 30 1899
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-09-13
The Way to Make an Ice Poultice

An ice poultiee is made by mixing
cracked ice with sawdust, putting the
mixture into ii flannel bag and wrapping
this in oiled silk or thin india rubber
cloth. 1t is sometimes used to reduce
the temperature in children in cases OF
fever when the head is hot, but its appli-
cation requires great care.-Ladies'
Home Journal.
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BEET faH sss. s. t.aHfsl. Sos flaB-
f tst,sn faaHzeH = tissesz fsaiuIns
tffae, 81 frrHu. lsa1ius. ~
H9zAs z4H== s ==#. a-r= aH
4 HaneasH
oahssss SnNaaae e -.n. iamsins
t Is hsssiEs ins q ssn iaauaius.
hfsfs 3 , tHHiHgHz. tsHnniur.
Barley, iiamFAfsF @sanasrs.
s.sisa kfsass Nfiaaa3 taritan No
tioNn.
Waite sroa-fsas beans. Os Coca . q
/ fFsbls. suiilaaa
Pee teans, Z q fsahls. suiiivaa.
teiioNs sss ts@hs. . q frehis, Sullivan b
sswsii brimmaf
Doasn safs eefu. Urtsh Lsos ~
AlaaNlaY
ssesi corn. uvo Cowgtns. IAmoiue
Humphrey rasH.tsF=
HAEHK aNm kfFCHFS-
haffss
Print. Mrs. = l. nrimauer. Mariagiiie
/ Ars q fnuHR. tarunlaH.
Packed Mrs : l. Hsimnss. Marlsytlis
Mrs 4 , fhtiiip~. tAmutus.
Print speetsi fuf gifis# Mss Hattiu
Mcfarland, ianniue u To- tora Garter.
Bread
lasi hiis. afs h T. ruHips. ramoins
Mrs 2 : iaegie
t.9si hrgNu. 81. Is b rbHHp-. tauoins.
# sef1+Fssaa..
r#skzs=s ~ f = \ travy-. tamains.
IfsitHs- Arz Pear. t ifay Mrs George "
Gfs#e= HHH1a=HH
llaass easItea N-'3,eu John 4
Il s#fe
fNStf tuHs.
lathe mats. Ar- f. p Ns-1u. Mr. A 81
DaRR5u=, Saffys
fntra.aersd tdy. M.-- Mabel -bse r.
tori.
Art.a.. Hr- MARY Gsne Mabel
Table cover, Mrs. John Parton.
:. Atgbau=, af= 81 Carroll, SIR sarah
u smith.
sofa pillows. Miss Aeue- Lord. Mr- q
II Bradbury Miss Agnes brady.
Embroidered bodsprcad, Mrs John 4
Moore.
Cut work, Mrs L Walsh, Mrs - II
Bradbury.
Chair cushion, Mrs George n Grave-,
LamoIne.
Embroidered centre piece, Mrs J
Walsh; Mrs |. q Parsons, MHriavillc.
Set OF doiles, Miss Ella Jordan.
Honiton doilies, Mrs II Bradbury.
Crochet slippers, Miss Mabel shackiord.
Mrs Herman Robbins.
Knit slippers, Miss Mabel shackiord.
Crochet jacket, Miss Ella Jordan.
Knit jacket, Mrs Increase Shackiord.
Crochet lace. Miss Agnes ilcuuCs-Cy f.
Mrs Herman Robbins.
Knit lace, Nj iss Mabel Shackiord.
Glove case, VI ISIS Helen Hale.
Crochet skirt, Mrs Walter Young. Ia
moine
Bureau scarf. NJ iss Agnes Brady.
,, ,Hs3o'. 80. 80 "a = ~
O. II. Bradbury.
Drawn work, Mrs Alex Parody, Mrs l.
q Parsons, Mariaylllc.
f,,! ta3 e.''H ~ - : . " '''.-' 81
Toilet cns hiop. Miss Apue- Brady. Mrs
L Walsh.
Lunch cloth, Mrs Alex pHra.y.
Handkerchief case, NJ ISIS Helen Halo.
SDeciaL
:.f..,. &C.,
nfcp Eustpr
Skirt, Mrs Ahhie Person
handkerchief, Mis- / q Parsons, Maria
vile.
Battenherg dailey, Mrs - II Bradbury.
Apron, Mrs |. NJ Carroll.
DoSrFs,rrc uA<r.r,,-rrRF.
p-,i,,,-, ,, NJ 49,, I..I,i..,.. a.
,i1' uE "a N''a''i "a
9tit'llia'' Mig t''''",'''' VI 80" -, .
49, r. :, "'9 f""'o '0'7'''i '''
h1iS .'oou" ~ 4, ..,.,,
NM -. lug Nht7 II \ "a Joy MT sum
mn, ~ ~ ,,,i,,.,. MI Not.i Gt,.,.,.,,
Miss Eva Shae}ifard; Mrs Increase Shack
ford.
Knit mittens, Mrs Increase Shackiprd,
first and second; Mrs y II Coggln-, sdrrS.
Cotton quit, Mrs julia Corey, Ltmolue;
Mrs Sylvia Brown; Miss Mabel Snackford.
WOODEN quilt, Mrs Sarah d smith, VI is
Nellie Young, Surry; Mrs w ii Brown.
Lizzie Saunders, Lamoine.
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An Agreeable Cure.

Doctor-Well my fine little fellow,
you have got quite well again, was
sure that the pills left for you would
cure you. How did You take therl LIN
water or in cake?
Small Invalid-Oh. | used them in
my poPsan!
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MrnitaI.
MfnifaI.
S~0~N----0-~-0-N~O-N-- 0-O-0~o-OON-O-~-O-O-O-~S
They Tell it Here.
Tell it on the Streets Of Ellsworth
&c EIc ouhnro

40 IIoCWUc'c.
Some things cannot be told too often.
Repetition gives them added strength.
The same old story is pleasant to hear.
When it brings happiness to the home.
Brings joy to the afflicted.
Tells how burdens can be raised.
How the back can be relieved,
All the pains and aches removed.
Ellsworth people tell this story.
Friends and neighbors talk about it.
They tell about their kidney ills.
How they suffered, how the cure came.
What they think Of Doan's Kidney Pills
Here Is what citizen says:
Mrs. Philina Moon, residing on the
Surry road, short distance on this side of
East Surry in the new white cottage over
looking the bay, says: 81 read several ac-
counts in the newspapers about mothers
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills for
children in cases of kidney and urinary
diseases. This induced me to give them
to my 14-year-old daughter who suffered
from kidney and urinary weakness ever
since she was years of age, complaining
of her back hurting her, headaches and
stomach trouble. She had very severe at
tacks of it on an average of once month
and was confined to her bed often for
number of days. When | was in ELS
worth one day | went to Wiggin's drug
store and got Doan's Kidney Pills. By
the time she had taken two boxes she was
very much improved. They did her
great amount of good, more than any
thing she ever used.'
For sale by all dealers; price 80 cents.
Mailed by Foster MiIburn Co., Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no other.
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PREMIUM LIST.
SUCCESSFUL Exhibitors Al
THE COUNTY FAIR.

PRIZE WINNING EXHIBITS ny HANaaeE
COUNTY FARMERS AND HotszF-
wIVEs-sPECIAL PREMIUMS.
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A Youthful Buffer.

Dolly-Dick. I've seen the obelisk in
Central park.
Dick-Huh, That's nothin. I've seen
'em feed it.-New Voice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-09-13

wIVEs-sPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Following IL a list ot the premiums
awarded by the Hancock county fair a.
sociation at its eighth annual exhibition
held at Ellsworth, Sept o. 6 and Z Pre-
NUNS were awarded in the order that
names are given first. second or third.
Exhibitors whose addresses are not given
are from Ellsworth, which includes Els.
worth Falls, North Ellsworth aud West
Ellsworth.
CATTLE.
Hereford bull, year, Eben Hinekiey.
Bluehill
Jersey COW, Charles II Emery. Or
Lewis Hodgkins.
Jersey COW, . years, Dr iladgkIn-
Jersey heifer, year, br HUdRkins,
John kief, Lamoiue.
Jersey bull ! year, pr Hodekins.
Jersey calf. DR. Hudgkin-. Ralph
Holmes.
Guernsey bull George Barron.
Grade shorih ru COW, John carr.
Grade shorthorn heif"r, IFrc Hurley.
Grade Hereford con-, Mr. Harley.
Grade Hoi7te'a COW, T.. \. Lsfmaud
Grade Jersey COW, Moses SMITH Charlie
II Emery
Grade Jersey hc,tcr, = years. Mr. iuf-
ley; DR. Hodgkiu-, ii T. !iIH.
Grade Guernsey CON, Most smith, /.
L. Drummey
Grade Ayrshire COW. Mr. Hurley.
Oxen, yoke, Simeon Leach, Biuehtll,
Arch Hlncklcy, BtuehlH.
Oxen, 3 years, George Pert. Bluehiti;
Eben Ilnckiey, BluehiH.
Oxen, years, jeremiah Moore.
Oxen, | year Eben Hinckley, BluehIll,
Ste calves, Area lliuekiey, Biuehill.
,top.t..
a, ~ . years, tharlss Brown.
'''h' years. irving 'ahdage, Blue
MI
y .,!ing mare aud ,l.tt Carlton Me-
Cow ; Arthur Salisbury. { \ Weaver.
Barltarbor.
POULTRY.
Jooii > leighton look thfte hfsts ana
1911 ." Eo'uV" pt "S"nuo't}s 'anes
th-,q hrsta and one second. barred Ply
mouth Rocks took two tirsts and two sec
onds, and bun Plymouth Rocks first.
req ! HHyhe7 80 Ieite hFsts ana an
"o'loI aulo '..tl., - 'gt So au1Ns' aha
I 1IL premium '"F i.t7 tRtseo iiSthouth
ROCK chIcNs'
p t.! premium NUNS "tFe a. toilo"s -
Light Brahma chicks, George Pareher.
nI'c 80 ,H5h roy ",3'5e5 :, AiTNaiaef'
TO "hile 4HHNpite toN > = i'oyie'
ITO "hltc ~! ihoat u Rock lo"t, Harry
9camuon-'
u Ito oun / . A'"U'" i'"eA eHieAs' iihFly
9cammons' =
mo [VEt '"iip tHaSA N44ho1ta Io"l'
George taFeher' =
- 49, ', Z - -
Trio barred Plymouth Rock chicks, Mrs
John Leighton, ,.
Honora k. mention HGs awarded to the
trio OF Rhode island red chicks, exhibit
ed by William Alexander.
The Riycryje1y poultry yard did not
compete for premiums, except ON pigeons.
-et,tr
HPP''9'
Best collection OF apples, Se~all Brim-
mer, Mariayi|e.
Early harvest, Wellington Haslem;
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COST OF BAD ROADS.
ENORMOUS SUN ANNUALLY LOST
MARKETING CROPS.
TIE OFFICE OF ROAD INQUIRY EsTI-
MATHS THAT 5000, 100000
MIGHT BE SAVED.


1T must 30 plain to any one who
gives fhe matter thought that we suf-
r. 4...,..-.5...5... - 60, voo- M tho
-....i,- -. ,,,.., por,or
=. -,
= = = Ne
~ mint t'''tttai't'e' bu' "ha' w
si''ae t"ns's tsaut amount To, anu no"
much would is saved II We had uni
tortHiy xHs,d Faasizf We may say that
u duz-sn't eazf ths farmer anything to
market his - heeauze he does all
tie HauiiHs himself True. but isn't
hIz tzHa alartH zaMntHiugs Suppose
tint ia ltaaT - every fan Of wheat or
has ~ rrf4Ha44 m-Hed On his wagon
De- azla HtzIH - a rszuit - good roads,
% had NJ 49, f#Hz AMI - market the
cutIra snaH - - arm with lust half
IL hlef HHd u lust half tie time
wf. t. a5..az=s=f 1T present. wouldn't
tn amount ? f.#a - could save be
worth sH 4ud wouldn't fl be
seaHsA a##=a Liter + tie farmers
va=HfHr a==ezf. witch IL Is eontin-
uaur a#altas - make a. productive
As pazaf1a
"If fHe-s & 4 msfhai Of accomplish
Ia. taI-a - =HHlEh ia hereta ore with
A efsrH amount f er8rt. Il Il to his
Interest = slHzl.5sar mi a.Iant Il. Econ
emF Il laHa= @aaaz Hlat4anaI acres
witch h. e## EHa n make pro
dnetiee TIE zale MY = compute the
eafae = I4tH= = - IaHH5ra what Il
wgg4 aH=t f Etf4a u BE- purchased.
II has len f.Hz4 fHat = Tie farmers
of tie Irat-f SfIt#4 Lad - nav some
ono else 4rEsffnr Their crons II
World e5af fHa#s aa an average -
cents every go a IN was hanled n
mile nearer - #fiat In other words
IL costs - ea4tz s.s- tn per nile.
sav On m aa.= r. = e..=.4 esnsi1
crafty Isas ii r5H4HfH.=. Yet u
costs ems r.ss= -a n t#srv others
- make fHas.=.. ss Is-.-. - .ta,e9
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legal Notiti4
~ -O-|De-N-~O-OJN-O
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE.
STATE OF MhINE.
TRBAsURER's DRFISE,
AUGUSTA, Aug. 30 1899.
FOLLOWING is list of public lots on
Il which taxes of 1897 remain unpaid,
either wholly o. in part to date, and unless
said taxes are paid previous to date of next
land sale, Sept. %, 1893, all rights 10 cut tim
Der and grass on said lots or p-, lots will
be forfeited as provided by chap. 316, Public
Laws of 1897. +. NJ. SIMPSON,
Str'~ F"-~rsurc-.
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How Are Your Kidneys .

DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills Sam.
ME free add. sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-09-13

FOR SALE.-Ten R'IP.A'N'S for cents at
druggists. One gives relief
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-09-13

RIP'A'N.S. 10 for . cents at druggists
They Danish pain and prolonE life. One gives
relief No matter what's the matter one viii
do you good.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-09-13

Following is list OF the premiums
awarded by the Hancock county fair a.
sociation at its eighth annual exhibition
held at Ellsworth, Sept. .. and :. Pre-.
miums were awarded in the order that
names are given first, second of third.
Exhibitors whose addresses are not given
are from Ellsworth, which includes Els.
worth Falls, North Ellsworth aud West
Ellsworth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07
NORWICH Lime

For New London, Worcester Boston and the Fas,
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WOR6.Ts
TER. Leave Pier 49, y. r.. foot Of Spring ST. week
DAYS only. $50 p NJ on Sundays from July 20
September 10 inclusive. Stoningron Line Westward
will touch New London. leaving there at lois
p NJ for New York.
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dred- thirds the evening he met MS oea,h'
Henry Shearges formerly the janitor oil 'ne
building at No IS West MISUNDERSTANDING
ST testified that Mr. Goddard had called through
the speaking tube asking him to come upstairs "
put out a drunken man Witness found Iiniher-
man sitting the foot of the stairs win pio'uS
cut on his head the sight OF which maze wiz
ness sick Continuing Shearges said: There was
blood on one OF Mr.. Goddard's hands. am NOT
sure which hand 1t was. but the blood reacheu
from the palm half way UP the wrist. did NOT
see Mr. Goddard touch the body"
Joseph Daily swore he heard Goddard say 10
Zimmerman that II he did not go away he would
throw him down stairs.
Mrs Zimmerman gave her testimony through an
inierpreter She said she did not know where iier
husband was buried, she was not told OF ms
death and funeral. She went to Mr.. Goddard Two
DAYS after her husband died. and he said her nus
band was properly buried. Goddard gave her 81
and afterward s. -, =, -. 49,
DR. King testified that he was called IN az inc
fat and found Zimmerman's pulse quite low anu
administered injection Of strychnlne. put nh1ils
no response. pronounced him dead lie nouceu ho
odor OF liquor .s 1Io
testified that Zimmerman worked for NanderpeSk,
an empoye OF his and that Zimmerman had caIled
on him and demanded the money he alleged wa
due him for some tagging work he had done IoI
Vanderbeck Zimmerman was drunk AS ne tuInrI
AWAY he managed to get down two or tnree Steps
when he fell Down stairs He asked NandeToeck 10
hnd Mrs Zimmerman. but she could not be round
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07
A FIGHT EXPECTED IN CHICAGO.
INTEREST IN THE MEETING OF THE DEMO
CRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE JULY
SAfHE TWO-THIRDS RULE.

Democratic politicians are looking forward with
interest TO the coming meeting of the Democratic
National Committee in Chicago on July 30 IL is De-
lieved that nearly every committeeman VIII DE
present Senator James K. Jones, chairman VIII
hardly get home from Europe In time TO at'eho H.
but II Is understood that he does not Intend 10 take
I'D the work OF chairman again, on account OF III
health. and William j. Stone, Of Missouri some
politicians believe. will relieve HIM Wlham D.
Bryan is expected to be present when the COM
mttee meets. and also a large number OF prominent
Democratic politicians from various parts OF the
country. The question of alignment between the
Populists and the Democrats will be preached II
Is said and a hot wrangle is expected, as some oe
ueve In conceding much to the Popusts and others
do not. 1900. -, A.,
The main question will be as TO whether the time
honored rule OF a two-thirds majority as neces-
sary to a nomination shall hold good The tr1ends
O. Mr. Bryan. while making the claim that he VIII
have more than a two-thirds majority. wish to be
on the safe side, and, IL said yesterday VIII
advocate a rule providing that majority Is al
that is necessary for a choice. The enemies Of Mr.
Bryan know that they have more hope OF defeat
Ing him in the convention by the adhesion TO the
two-thrds rule that gives them more leeway
for work. and they will hold out for that rule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07

friends OF Attorney General Taylor, the leading
candidate and those OF his opponents, state Auoi-
tor Stone and ex-Judge Pratt one report hau II
tina, there was conference to-day In Lexington
on the part OF the Republican leaders who agreed
TO support Taylor and secure his nomination on
the first ballot There will be 1884 delegate votes
In convention. and Taylor says that LVD OIL
these have been instructed for him. his friends say
enough others can easily be got to give him the
nomination on the first ballot State Auditor stone
when informed of the conference this afternoon
said Il was only a meeting Of Taylor's friends. Mr.
Stone saws TAYLOR has not nearly as many In
structed votes as he alleges. Mr.. Stone VIII be a
candidate until the convention makes It's choice
a more probable rumor this afternoon was that
the friends Of Stone and Pratt would combine 70
organize tire convention This is giving to Taylor 9
friends great uneasiness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07
ANOTHER ZIMMERMAN INQUEST.

The second inquest touching the death OF LOUIS
Zimmerman was held yesterday before Coroner
Hart and a Jury in the Criminal Court Building.
The first inquest held some weeks ago. resulted In
a verdict that Zimmerman had met his death by
accident His widow however, was not satisfied
with the verdict maintaining that her husband had
been thrown down stairs. She asked the District
Attorney to hold second inquest The verdict
that the jury returned yesterday was as follows
I'VE find that Louis Zimmerman came to his death
from fracture Of the vertebra the night of
October o. 1895 at No. Is West One-hundred-and-
third-st by falling down stairs in a manner I'M
known to the jury"
Zimmerman was a stonemason. His widow al
leges that he was thrown down stairs when he
went TO collect account Of 81 from Alpheus j.
Goddard a contractor of No IS West One-hun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07

UOUSEKEEPER- BY refined. mifile-
aged English woman, as assistant house.
keeper or any useful employment, goa
dressmaker and seamstress. Apply all tie
week r.. $50 West 12d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07

Louisville. KY, July (SpecaD.-The approach
Of the Republican State Convention, which is TO
be held on Wednesday next has started a number
Of rumors as 10 combinations on the part Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07
DYNAMITE EyPLODES IN NINE.

Calumet. Mich. July 6.-Nineteen SUCKS OF uS"a
mite at the bottom OF Osceola Mine exploded yes
terdav blowing the arms legs and head off of one
man and seriously injuring several others. Inc
mine inspector is conducting an investigation OF
the accident