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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04

delegation to the concerts. No such OPP
portunity to listen to SO much good
music and such great artists has ever be-
tore heeu offered to he people for so
small nh outlay OF time and money.
The great Sembrch VIII sing on Satur-
Gay night only. The oratorio Messiah"
Will be sung Friday evening, the entire
evening being devoted to it.
Saturday afternoons concert Is "Maine
Day" " hen Maine soioists and composers
viii be heard 1t Is at this concert that
Miss Mabel Monaghan will sing. The
selection Is "Chauson Provencale," by
Dill Acqua, with full orchestral accom-
paniment.
The noon train reaches Bangor III ample
season for the afternoon concert, and the
afternoon train IN ample season for the
evening concert.
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HATHORN FARM co.
Large business being done at Els
worth and Pittsiield Creameries.

Large business being done at Ellis
worth and Pittsfield Creameries.
The Hathorn Farm Co., organized a
few months ago by Ellsworth men, is
doing big business at its Ellsworth and
Pittsfield creameries. During the month
of September the company made "a, 163
pounds of butter, suId 1,200 gallons OF
cream and go quarts of milk.
The iathorn farm creameries are now
making special butter, known as
Hathorn farm butter. 1t is made OF
sweet cream from the selected herd at
Hat horn farm.
The company put into circulation in
the month over q 900, s2,9i670 of which
was paid to farmers and s73S rs to en-
ployees. The company employs reg
ularly thirty hands, and indirectly fur
nishes work for many more.
Beside the creameries at Ellsworth and
Pittsfield, the company operates the
Hathorn farm at Pittsfield, the Greedy
farm at Trenton, and the Perkins farm at
Penobscot. The Perkins farm is to be
stocked this week with full-b ooded Jer-
seys
The Hathorn farm at Pittsfeld, one OF
the best known i'll the State, and form
erly devoted to the breeding OF horses,
has been largely renovated, and is now
devoted to dairying and the breeding OF
Jersey cattle. Large barns have been
built, one of which contains tie-up 1872
feet in length, with room for forty-five
milking cows.
Extensive improvements are now be-
made there. Contractors Frank
and Charles Moore, OF Ellsworth,
are now engaged in framing a large
store house, which is to be erected
near the horse stable. This building Will
be seventy feet long and fifteen feet wide.
Here will be stored all the farming tools,
wagons and machines which are used to
carry on this farm. Everything possible
is done by machinery and it requires con-
siderable space for these machines.
A crew OF men is now at work laying
a stone wall under the big barn, where
the stock is kept. This building is 130x5o
and 1t Will require considerable stone to
lay the foundation. Most OF the stone is
stripped from Flartlaud by rail. Here
after the dressing will be kept in the
basement instead Of being thrown into
the COW yard.
Two new silos have recently been built
here, one having capacity OF about $50
tons OF ensiIage, the other OF 100 tons.
The crop of corn, owing to the dry
speli' was partial failure this season,
and as result only one silo was two
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04
BORN

ATWOOD AT Bucksport Sept p. to Mr. and
Mrs George Atwood, a son.
GREENLAW-At Stonington, Oct /, to Mr. and
Mrs William l. Greenlaw, daughter.
GRoSS-At sunset deer lsle), Sept 81. to Mr.
and Mrs Edmond II Gross, son.
JELLlSON-At Surry, Sept %, to Mr. and Mrs
Frank 7 Jeison, "A son.
LlBBY-At Deer Isle. Sept a. to Mr. and Mrs
Arthur w Libby, son. William James.
MoRSE-At West Franklin, Sent 2S, to Mr. and
Mrs Columbus Morse, a daughter.
NORWOOD AT fremont, Sept II, to Mr. and
Mrs Dennis Norwood, son.
SCOTT-At swans Island, Sept p, to Mr. and
Mrs John Scott, daughter.
sHEEHAN-At Bucksport, Oct ., to Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Sheehan, a son.
WHlTNEY-At Ellsworth Falls, Oct 2, to Mr.
and Mrs John . Whitney, a son.
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COUNTY NEWS.


BIuehih
Sidney Howe was in town last week
f. l.. Trundy is in town on his vacation.
Pearl Colt, Of Brook4viIle, visited Lv-
man Curtis last week.
Mrs. f. X. Herrick is in town. Miss
Ellis, OF Bar Harbor, is with her
NJ ISIS Hattie Sargent, of Portland. hss
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Forrest
Snow.
Joseph Slower and wife are H. Mrs.
Stover has been Ill for two or three weeks
Mr.. Slower was taken suddenly i'll SatuG-
day.
Miss Carghill, OF Newton, Mass, Add
son Sargent, Mrs. Milliken and daughter
OF Ssrgentville, spent one day last week as
the guests OF DIR. X. p. Grindle.
Rev. X. l.. ODDS, Dea, a. J Long, Hiss
Hattie Sargent and Mrs. II. p. urindle and
Others are attending She Baptist State
convention at Cherry field. Mrs. Grindie
is the delegate OF the Baptist church.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
"Wednesday, Sept q
Sch Lulu Eppes, Jordan, Boston, wood,
Ellsworth Lumber GO
ARRIVED
Sch Nlyra Sears tlo-sou, Bar Harbor
sen Ella kulera, Clossnn, Bar Harbor
sch Eienzi, Anderson, Bar Harbor
ARRIVED
Thursday, sept2s
Sch Yrcka, Mitchell plymouth
sch tr,Iuconia, Young, New York, coal F
sch Kentucky, Cousins, BiuehilI
sch Sarah Elizabeth, Bar Harbor
Sch Agnes May, Hray, Bar fiarbor
SAILED
Friday, Sept %
sch Caressa, Harvey, Rockland, wood, II b
ARRIVED
sunday. Oct
sch Wesley Abbott, Peterson, Boston
SAILED
Tuesday, oct 3
Sch Yreka, Bon-cy, New York, slaves and
heads, W hitcomt, Haynes Il Co
sch Samuel Lewis, Pratt, Boston, lumber,
hitcomb, Hay Y Co
Hancock County Ports.
WEST SULLIyAS-Ar sep. 25, sch Ann, Ben
nett, Boston
AZ sept %, sch Lizzie Lee, Boston
Ar sept y, sch Jonathan sawyer, Reynolds,
Ar sept 9s, sch James a Webster, Boston
ar sept 30, schs u W Collins Johhsoh Bos-
ton, Mildred Pope lroha, boston
Sid sept 30, -cha Ann, Bennett LOT Boston,
with curb for trabhte * HhNeN; l-Azle Lee,
Lynn, with cutb Tor ilal-dtll " HaNtSi James
Webster, boston, with curp Tor Blalsdell
Hayey; + g Thompson, Tinker Rondout, with
slaves for Egypt parties.
tRANkLIN-Ar sept Is, sch Jonathan Sawyer,
from sac" To load stone Tor WASHINGTON
BuCk>Pokr-Ar SEPT %, -ch~ sarah l. DAVIS
and Hannah Coomer, New \ "rk
Domestic Ports.
p,.,,> ,n,,t t. /; pro,. ond r1or
~ :, ~ ~, ~, ~ =, ~ - ~, -
w, ii'''e' '' ~'N'' ''
ef TIA Son, 90 .,,,. hanna r Hrfge. Gur,ev
~ 49, 80, = a., 1Itn - So '"'''
80 ~ ,G,it,s S,opi,r,op
~ 5'P' =, -, "a ~ o'' $50, : ~
lM%sfnrm 49, Luther fhlI"uelPh'", Lizzie oi"fA'
M ~ '1eser ,, D. .,,, ,,t,4ro, , PAM. ,d,;.or
BASGoR-tld sent 30 sch Mary Augusta,
Rondout
AR Oct |, sch u ID Haskell, Pickering, Hoston
Ar Sept 20, 7chs Lizzie Lane, tlosson, Port
| Liberty; Charlotte Morgan, Billings. Boston
Sid sept 20. sch Ellen NJ Baxter, Low, New
York
~ w u 'en 0'iii0 "a A"N''i' W. ~
new BEpFoRD-Ar Sept IS, sch Helen Il
| Moseley. Philadephia
NEW SOhk-sld sept 80 sch Georgietta Bos-
| ton
Ar Oct l, schs Mollie Rhodes, Somes Sound
| for Philadelphia j Wellington, sullivan,
ering and samuel Hart, stonington ,,,
/ Ar Sept 30, sch Alice j Crabtree, sullivan
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MARRIED..

FRA/IER-A BBOTr-ht Ellsworth, Sept 90
by John II Brimmer, esq Mrs Almira Frazier
to Thomas l. Abbott, both of Ellsworth
GOTT-lNGALLS-At Surry, Sept "a, by II !
Millikrn, esq, Mrs Louise a Cot to George +
Ingalls,, both of fremont.
HTTCHINSON - NEVELLS-At Stonington,
Sept y, by Lafayette Collins, esq, Miss Emma
Hutchinson to Harry Nevells, both OF ston-
instuu
PETTEE-PERKINS-A Winter llarhOr, sept
., bv th G. Larrabcc. esq. Miss Agnes | Pet
tee, of Winter iiarDor, to William Perkins,
Of GuudsOuro.
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FOOT BALL NOTES.
FOOTBALL SCHEDULES.

FOOTBALL SCHEDULES
DtrigO.
Oct. II. of NJ. ut OTouo.
ll-Orouu ut Wateryille.
l4-Bucksport 1t Ellsworth.
2l-Open.
4" Is bar Harhor at Ellsworth.
NOV. 4-Bueksport at Bucksport.
" li-Bar Harbor at Bar Harbor.
High School.
oct 7-Bucksport seminary at Ellsworth.
" l4-Old Town at Old Town.
" 2l-Old Town at Ellsworth.
2S-Bucksport seminary at Backsport.
Nov. 4-Brewer at Ellsworth.
" s-Orono at Orono.
ll-Cherry held academy at Cherryheld.
s-Cherryiield academy at Ellsworth.
" 25-Orouo at Ellsworth.
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Miles, Madame Maconda, Miss BridewelI
Madame Coleman and Mr.. Pollock

Miles, Madame Maconda, Miss BridewelI,
Madame Coleman and Mr.. Pollock.
Large audiences are already assured,
and the outlook now is for series OF the
N st hrjl1iaut musical events that ever
took place in eastern Maine.
One fare for the round trip to Bangor is
offered by all railroads.
A special train will run from Bangor to
Ellsworth on Saturday night after the
concert, leaving about II 10, although the
time is not yet definitely known.
The Ellsworth chorus has it, last re-
hearsal tonight at Manning hall, and q
full Attendance i desired
From thirty to forty members of the
chorus viii attend the fest yHl, and it is
hoped that Ellsworth will send large
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04

81 wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, for hav-
ing put on the market such wonderful
medicine" says w. w. Massingill, of
Beaumont, Texas. There are many thou
sands of mothers whose children have
been saved from attacks of dysentery and
cholera infantum who must also feel
thankful. 1t is for sale by GEO. A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04
Bayside District SUNDAY School.

BaHside district Sunday school associa-
ton will meet at 1.amoine Friday, Oct 90
Frank Hodgkins, of Lamoine, is president
OF the association, and Miss Alice Scott,
of Ellsworth, secretary.
The association has not been meeting
regularly, and the purpose of he meeting
is for reorganization.
Hancock County sunday Schools.
The annual convention of the Hancock
county Sunday school association will be
held in Bluehill Tuesday, Oct. "a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04

Birch iiarbor.
James Dolen has moved into his new
house.
Charles Wakefield has moved into the
house recently bought by w. ii. Crane.
Miss Dora Rice, who went to Portland
to have her eyes treated, has returned
without receiving any benefit.
Obed Crane has moved to Dyer's island,
Milbrdge, " here he is to have charge OF
Capt. George Coiewell's lobster pound.
On the evening OF Sept. %, there was a
quiet wedding at the home OF n. A. Pet =
tee when his eldest daughter, Agnes,
and William Perkins were married by
{. c. Larrabee.
Oct. .. I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04

The Dirigos are trying to arrange two
games with Calais.
There probably will be two games in
Ellsworth Thanksgiving Day.
The Dirigo second eleven is open for
dates from high school and academy
teams.
Coach Murphy arrived yesterday and is
at work with the Dirigos. 1t is probab BILE
he will also do some work with the high
school team.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL.

Crowds at Portland Concerts-Good
Outlook for Bangor.
The series Of concerts at Portland of the
Maine music festival opened Monday
evening. The attendance far exceeds that
Of previous festivals, and the work of
soloists, orchestra and chorus is reported
to be far ahead of either of the preceding
years.
The concerts at Bangor open tomorrow
night with brilliant popular programme
taat iucludes as soloists the popular
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North LaunOiHe.

North LamOiHe.
Mrs. Abbie Austin is attending the
Baptist State convention at Cherryteld
this week.
Miss Alice Abbott, one of the summer
residents at East Lamoine, visited her
cousin, Mrs. A. e. Holt.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage OF Miss Sadie Young, for
merly OF this town, and Edward E. Call,
OF Portsmouth, n. H., on Sept. 20, IN
Portsmouth. Many kind wishes are
expressed for their future prosperity and
happiness.
Oct. 3. I.
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Mt. Desert Deer and Blunt's Pond Fish

The State fish and game commissioners
held hearings at Bar Harbor Thursday
and placed close time of four years on
deer in the towns of Mount Desert, Eden
and fremont, and closing Blunt's pom d
to fishing from Oct. to May l. Both these
actions were on petitions without oppo-
sitlOn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04


CONGREGATIONAL.
Rer. j. VI. adams, pastor.
The ladies OF the parish are requested
to meet at the chapel on Thursday alter
noon at $50 O'Clock. An important mat
ter will be considered and full attend
ance especially desired.
Meeting for prayer and Bible study on
Friday evening at 40 O'Clock IN the
chapel The forty first lesson in the
Quarterly will be discussed, based upon
selections from Philippians-"The Person
OF Christ"
Sunday, Oct. S-Morning service at
1870. Sunday school directly after morn
ing service. Evening meeting in the
chapel at O'Clock.
BAPTIST.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


sunday IN ana ,, rreochi,, churcb.
% m sunday sc,ont. ~ M .ro,i,,c
.a-rico Ied b, nos,,r ruasda, -,
Y.P. 5. c. f.: Wednesday, : p. m. weekly
PRAYER meeting.
ro,g,e,stionai church po, J. Roo,
,,.o S, IN o. ,,,,t,t..
pastor; u IN, Sunday school; u. m.
evening service. Tuesday, D. M. y. p.
:. c. f.; Wednesday, p M, weekly
prayer meeting.
Oct. , HAC
IN. Pain,
NJ u HAYNES has h,il, quite an ,Xton.
st,. h.,,,r,
N'"' = "N '''i''N 50" ''0 "'''
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Sftigv Ick

Srdgwlck.
Mrs. Vie Carlton is quite i'll. She is
cared for by her sister Della.
Miss Laura NJ Dority has returned to
Massachusetts TO resume teaching.
Mrs Amira Torrey left for Boston
Monday 20 meet her husband, Capt. +. \.
Torrey, OF the schooner "St. CtolXh, and
to yl-it ttleud-.
Capt. K. A. Hooper, OF New York, is in
town visiting at the old homestead. He
is accompanied by his niece. They are
the guests OF Julian IL. Hooper, his
brother.
"Thlrteen years make quite a difference
in any old town. says Nelson A. Robbins,
OF Tisbury, Mass. Mr.. Robbins and wife
are in town visiting his father and
brothers after an absence OF thirteen
years. He notes many changes, but says
he is glad to be here again. Mr.. Robbins
father William b. Robbins, is hale old
man of seventysix; aud his grandfather,
Nathaniel, q; Deer Isle, is another, at the
age OF ninety Longevity is an
inheritance of that family.
Oct. >. [.
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UNITARIAN.

Rer. A. II. Coar, pastor.
sunday, Oct. S-Morning service at
1919. Sermon by the pastor Sunday
school at l1.45.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04

Green Lake.
Lulu NJ. Rollins, class of '9s, e. I'll. s.,
has entered the normal school at Farm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04
FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON.

The first game of the season in Els
worth was played at Wyman park Satur-
day afternoon, by the Dirigo second
eleven and the high school eleven.
An enthusiastic crowd OF about 200
watched the game. Two fifteen minute
halves were played, neither side scoring.
The high school line, though lighter, was
solid before its heavier opponents. 1t
was good, clean game, such as will make
foot ball popular in Ellsworth this
winter The lineup was as follows:
E. IL. s. ID. A. c., I'd.
Hurley. e.................W WOOD
Scammon5, ............r .,...............Sw SWEET
TrewOrgy,. ........s....r g.....- howe
DOYLE. ......-.c ....... .McOo"n
Jude Austin, ii Campbell, 1911 g......Caldwell
Robinson, ..............l t........ ....Wardwell
smith. e.......A Stockbridge
Chas and Morris Knowlton,. a b. j Stockbridge
Higgins. h. Smith
Joy,.....................f b..........C Campbell
Perkins. h............... Dunn
The officials were: Cushman, referee;
Mason, umpire; Whiting, time-keeper;
Adams, of Ellsworth, Maddocks, of West
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Mount Desert Ferry.

Mount Desert Ferry.
&c. Moon is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Flora Hollis, OF Bangor, was in
town SUNDAY.
Frank JsBIison and wife have returned
to their hsRs ut White Head light.
Mrs. Gallison and daughters Pearl and
Edna have gone to Boston to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Phebe Hollis, Of Bangor, who has
been stopping at Mrs. Marcia Moons, re-
turned to her home Sunday.
Oct. 3. YANKAPoo. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-10-04
II. A. e.

Miss Lura Haynes will return from
Massachusetts this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
Women who are for Ross must
register today.
COWLEY COUNTY'S POOR
Sick Man Is shipped to This City to
be Cared For.

A very sick man who gave his name as
Frank Naston arrived in the city from
some place in Cowley county yesterday
morning and took a hack 70 the City hos
pitaL He had no other money than the
price Of the hack fare, and the hospital
people sent him over to the county physi-
clan for treatment. When DrJordan found
the sick man IN his Office he took him 20 be
a Chinaman, and greeted him good ma
turedly.
Hello, John. what are you doing here?'
81 am not a John " said the sick man.
and on a closer inspection the physician
found that the man was not Chinaman.
Then Maston told his troubles. He
said the citizens OF town in Cowley
county had given him money 10 pay his
carfare to this city and his hack fare 10
the City hospital Dr.. Jordan then told
him that he would have to 90 back 70
Cowley county 10 be treated, but the fel-
low was 50 sick that he could hardly move.
much less travel, and the doctor found It
necessary 20 send him to the hospital a.
once. notwithstanding he should be q
Cowley county patient. L is said that
this IS not the first case that has been
sent ID here from the neighbo-ing county.
and Or. Jordan said that It is an im0osi-
ton that ought TO be stopped. Sedgwick
county is burdened enough 20 take care
OF its own.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
Special place for women to
register at city building.
BABY DIED ALONE
While Mother Was Doing Washir
Yesterday,

A somewhat mysterious death Of four
months old babe occurred at the corner Of
Fifth avenue and Hinton street yesterday
morning, which was investigated by Coun-
" Physician Jordan, Coroner Mclaughlin
and a reporter for the Eagle. The baby
belonged TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Evans.
The coroner did not think he would hold
an inquest, as ne said there was no evil
dence that the child came 10 an unnatural
death through foul means. Mr. Evans
works az the Aylesbury wholesale house.
Mrs. Evans was doing her weeks washing
and had left the baby IN bed. The last
time she saw it alive was at o'clock in
and apparently all right. She placed the
bottle by II and returned 70 her washing
At noon, she says, she was Mortified 10
find that the baby was dead. II had nurs-
ed the bottle some, and II is thought that
Il became strangled and smothered under
the bed clothing. It's face was black when
first discovered, being evidence Of pain.
The neighboring women called to assist
Mrs. Evans, but would not do anything
with the child until a doctor or coroner
was called. The neighbors seem 70 think
that the child died Of strang ulation, but
the father thought It might have been
caused by the use OF condensed milk,
which might have been poisoned. Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans belong 70 the Salvation Army
and were out with the baby the night be
fore it died.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
Registration books will be open
tonight. Go and register.
SCOTTISH RITE CONTINUES
Today VIII be One of the Most I'm
pOrtant.

Yesterday was the Comme nCenent OF the
work IN the reunion of the Scottish Rite
bodies Of the local co1sistory ard all the
degrees from the 4th TO 18th in the Lodge
Of Perfection were worked through the
day and Up 10 / Gc,ock in the afternoon.
At I'D last evening the Wichita chapter
No ;. Rose Croix, entered into their work
in tbs 18th degree, and this was worked in
fun form with complete musical and stage
effects. At 10 O'clock IN the evening one
Of the most important Of the systems of
degrees was put on after rehearssls ex-
tending over a long time. This degree IS
q new one 50 far as entirely exempufying
II Is concerned and special scenery and
stage arrangements were worked 70 make
this a special feature Of the reunion. The
18th degree IS known as Prince Of Je-usa-
lem. and many Of the principal workers in
the local bodies appeared IN the degrcs. TIE
work closed last evening with this degree.
Today appears = continuation of the Rose
Croix degrees and extending INTO the
chiva-ric degrees 10 the 2sth. Scottish
Knight Of s.. Andrew. This afternoon at
80 VII BE PUT On enc Of the most mag
nl1csnLy arranged degrees Of the whole
Evstena. thar of the 18th CT Gra1I Pontif.
This Is signi6ant degree Of Scottish Kite
Masonry and u Jhe class of Gtty-f7Ur can
didare it VIII teach a lesson Of ddeltv 70
6 sworn trust and an urGI2chab'e alhrr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
WILL NAME KEENAN,
Gov. Stanley viii Appoint
officers of City Court.
BILL PUBLISHED TODAY
AppointeeS VIII Hold Till the
Regular Election.

Today Governor Stanley will appoint 3.
7. keenan, Judge OF the new city court and
Henry Schad marshal The bill viii De
published in the Topeka Advocate, the
official state paper. today and becomes a
law. Immediately. The sppointees viii hold
III the regular election. The candidates
and attorneys Of the city are al At sea
on me question OF its becoming a law be-
fore the spring election or whether II VII
be appo.ntiye by the governor. County
Attorney Amidon has received an opinion
from Attorney General GODDARD that the
jurisdiction Of the justices Of peace Of this
city will cease March -. and the county
attorney has asked that somebody be ap-
pointed 70 the new court 50 that COM
paints can De fled before them
Representative John Adams OF this city,
when seen yesterday. said: 4 drew up
the blu and Il provides that it does not
take effect until It's publication n the Off
CA paper and that the jurisdiction Of the
justices does not expire until the act goes
into effect
Governor Stanley explained when here
last week that ne believed the question
was an open one, and that ne had not been
asked % appoint any one 10 Ill the Offices
and did not know just what he would do
Il he was asked 10 do 50.
Some Of the candidates are not so sure
OF large uajorities, owing 20 z recent de-
cision Of GODDARD, who rules that women
cannot vote for officers created by the
new bill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

ence 10 avow. In this degree Colonel FL
mer z. Bleckley appears in thu cha.ac-
ter Of spirit OF Masonry" ana tho Spirit
o. Darkness" with the Grand Pontif and
and subordinate officers, make up one Of
the most Impressive lessons Of the rite.
This degree IS this year made much Of
and al the officers ware long in training
for the best achievement OF results for
the degree. After the work OF the day,
closing late this evening, there VIII be re-
fresaments served in the temple 10 al at
tending guests and members. Among the
ouJ-of-tOWn members and guests yssteT-
day were the following: Daniel Z. Boone,
Co.wich; Ed ". Wellington, Ellsworth;
?. :. Wilson, Topeka; G. p. Woodring,
Bsrtlesville, I. T; John Watts, Newton;
A J. Neikirk, 81 Dorado; J. A Sterling,
Kansas City; o. F. layer. Colwicl; H. A.
Atkeson, E Dorado, and a. Il. Wilson,
Topeka.