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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-20
SSDnt Tran5S0olfrie1
25erRe6r mieoer a6gefGuittett?
Speren cpnScntrircn iid1 in Wfaiic
ppr General 3mnole'S Stellnng
BEL Sidsburg.

3erIt6runu elmer pi6tigen @iIenbabnz
Bride auf portugieIif6em 8ebieIe,
angebli4 our6 8riten. = Sin
Oeut16 Qtmerifaner aus Netpz
Norf ioIl einen plan our 9liinOez
rung bss PrdToeuten 8riiger entz
tporfen uno t6s,llpeiIe bur6gefiibrt
BADEN. = W1ebr 8lutpsrgieben in
5olge bss QufItanOes in 9ulgus
rien.
Qonbon, 20. SUM-, 1926 Mors
gems. - Sine Menge peiterer 9erluIte,
peG6e bic 9ri.en in fiir3Gi6en 9efe9z
ten erlitten uno 6ishar mid! gemeloet
fatten, miro f:ute berDffentli4t.
rOailp Wfa;l~ IsBt auseinanbsr, es Iei
re6t out m0glih. baB bic OrGbte tpiez
Der binter Dem Ruden be8 Generals
Ro6erts Dur6I6nitten 1poroen Itnb, bu
feine offi3ieGen Oepei6en BON fpdtes
rem Datum, als Dem 16. Sum-, eingfz
troFFen 1iuD. Die 8osren con3enlriren
Si6 pieoer in 6atrGhtli6er S!Grte Dor
bem General Stumble, ra6e 5:dsburg.
0a bort etli6a punfte oir 6ritiIhen 2iz
ME Ifpa6 btIeBt iin0, 10 its6t gu be-
fiird!sn, baB bic 8oeren burh6re6en
f0nnen. 9orpofen Pldnfs.sisn fall
len tGqli6 por. Die 9oerer in iensr
8egenD psroen bon De 8iqiers un0
Sernann bsff6lig!.
prdIioent Stepn 6sFinoet T8 3a
9el6leb:m, Der gegenpdrligen 9aupt'
Itoot bes Oraaie 6reiitautes.
@or gaItsrn oat:rte 9speIfen aus
Qpren3o Marques srgt6:n, 6aB be
Malana Bride 3erfDrt poroen III.
O5 fie o6Ti6tti6 3erF0rt puroe cher
nidt, iteft ni9t re6t feI, bod ideiut
a5IittE63 3srf0yun3 bor3ulieg'n. Die
3ufuGr BON @orrdtsGn al biz 8oeren
bon 2oren3o Narquss aus pirb Rierz
bur6 o6geIdnitter.
Sin Correspondent Der rOuiiD Grz
preB" in 2oren3o Murquss 6ringt folz
qenoe Rdu6erg:I6i6ts: yG:n Der Netp=
Norfer Qol;3ei po6i6,f1nnter 0eutffz
Imerifaner IoQ etnen Delperdten Pldn
entuorfen BADEN, um einsn S6eiG be5
garrengot0es gu rau6en, pel6es Prds
Fi6ent Griiger in iejnem giIenbabnz
Waqgon nit f6 herumfiihrt. Gs per>
luutet, oaB es ihm gelang, IiA et(i9er
Barren gu bemG4iigen, ebs iein PIan
entbedl urpe."
Der Zines" pirb aus 2oren3o
Marques beridfet, bic aus Der 8riegsz
gelangenIhaft entiprungenen 8r;ten
bGtten bic Malonu Bride duf ir9eno
cine 0siie geiflpGhf, 10 DAB oisielbe
untar sintm 5ro6t3uge 5uIummens
brad. 9ipei MGnner iinD babel eet0O=
tet porben.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-20

feinbIi6e Stimmung bafiir perantz
portli6 gu MAIDEN. 8or @Qsm mub
man bierbei in 8etradt 3ie6sn, baB
iGmmtli6e Nl6ri6ten aus engliTden
Quelen tommen, unb baB Genglano
in jeosr 8eiIs psriudt, bic 8sreinigten
Stadtsn nit in bic 6ineIiT6e Siiudz
tion gu perpideln. Die 9auptiafe lit
3uriid3iebung Der MihionGre, ionit
gie6t es bOd feline Ru6e."
Die Commercial Gable Gompanp"
bat folgenee Mittbeilung psrDffsntli6t:
nWie uns mitgetbeilt piro, ma6t bic
hinefii6e Re9ierung befannt, baB ST.
legrdmme, bic fir. Sisnts5Iin unp
Satu 6eItimmt Iinb uro poQItdnoig.
9lors6e o6ne G6iffern fii6ren, auf Ri
Iifo beg I6fenbers Don Si6ifu nit Der
9p1f bsfDrbert perosn. 3pn6en
Si6ifu uno Sientz5iin beItsbt tdglis
der 0ampfI6iffSoertebr.
8ermiI h ts s ii Ser bic d iuez
III den Wtrren.
Waf6ingt on, ,. g., 10. Sunt
= StaatsIetretdr 9ap lit ourd bic
bieii9e ruiiiIde 8eiuNbtIdoft benadz
ri6tigt tporben, oaB 1000 ruiIifh:
SoIbaten pon 9ort 9lrthur na9 Satu
abgeididt porben iinb,
3uglei6 tbeilt Die 8eTanOtT6oFt
nit, Die ruHiI6en 3ruppen Ieien fir
ben S9uB Der GuropGer uno 9lmeriz
taaer in China obne llnterI9iso be-
Itimmt, uno RuBIanb 6ege teine Q6z
Iidt, mebr 8ebiet 5u ertperben. 0isIe
Srtldrun9 osruria4t groBe 9enugz
thuun9.
S6angbai, 19. Suni. - Der
8icet0njg BON Nanting 6at energiIde
S6ritte our Grbultung Der Rube in
isinem OiItritt getroffen, S2nIatios
neQe 8eriitte iinb bier in llmIauF, Iaui
pel4en 5fens5iin bon 1ineIiIdsn
Sorodten e;ngeGT6srt uno 9icsf0nig
Yulu ous Ieiner propin5 entfloben
fsin lon, um Der Degradation gu ent=
ge6ea.
paris, 19. SUM. = Der fran36s
iiifs &Onful in S6an9bai telegrap6irt,
baB Ii6 bic @eFa6r BON Gompli5irunz
gen i'm 0angz5is5 5is58iungz56ale unb in
Der Prooin5 5ia6uan gu perminDern
f6etnt. Die fran35IiI6en Sreu5er
r8uider," r4omiral G6arnier" uno
r5riant" tperoen binnen penigen Sas
gen na6 Gbina abge6en. 3ugleid
perbsn 5rpet 8otaiGlone Snfanterie
uno 3pei gatteris'n eirgeIdifft.
5rantrei6 pirb, Iobalo bic na9
Gatu beorbsrten Ser iidrfungen bort
angelongt Emb, 1900 Mann auF Dem
S9auplabe bdben. Gs 1T ferner BE-
f1toHen, cine tpeitere Harte &rsu5er=
0ipiFion, beItebenO aus Drei 8reuz
germ erfer Glaf1e, bier Sreu5ern 5tpei@
ter alafe, bier &unOnen6ooIen uno
einem WoiTo, na6 G6ina gu I6idan.
Song Song, 10. SUM-. = Dem
8ernsbmsn na6 piro 8icetOnig 81
Sung G6ang Canton am 20. Suni
berlaiIen, UNI ii4 nad NOroen 81 be-
gs6sn. Sn Ganion berrTdE Rube, uno
man 9toubt, oaB Die 8icef0nigs Der
prooir3en Don gang nge5ieA&iang Der
rspolutionGren 8epegung enti4ieben
opponiren.
8erGfn, 19. SUM. - 5OIgenoe
ofFi3:sGe9epoide lit aug 5otio, Sapdn,
6;sr eingetrOffen:
DE japanif6e Regierung 1T isIt
oem IA. Suni BON allem 8ertsbr nit
gsfing dbgeIdnjtten. Der iapanIIde
aonIul gu G9efoo Fat N;6ts iiber bic
unoebli6e 3erit0rung Der 2egatlouen
in Mfind oRmeI0f."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-20
Gin 2Sittmen- An(prm6.
Saltimpre=Strafc,

Sobn 6larf tarb in 1871 uno binterlieB sint
gaittipc, Namems 8cbcda Die in 1874 ciueu 1rpjeB
onb ngia matte, ibreu S4ittpen=antbeil al
eiuem Gjrurnitd nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-20
2opdf Arcdnunt.

r@obal Nreanum4 miro befcn .. Subrtsieier am
5 q, ben p. Suni, in rGtDpnn Gaf 9arf"
feirru. Gin unuuterbrpdcncs 9roQroum BON 8cr=
aniiaunqen ipiro ppreeieben iein, bcginncno I'M
2 llbr Yadmttaqs. 0rpmeuanen=6 6onIert BON ei=
ner Nilitdr =Rapcle Habmittags uuo gbcnbs. mi,
einem groBartesn 5eueruerf abi6iebenp. Seoer
@ruoer if cineslaoen, nit iciner camille uno
Jreunben tbeil3unebmen ll69-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-20


bas iebt nit Den QrDbtsu unD icniten GtbduOeu
bebout iit, SIT crbalten
G5 eraiebt lid, boB Fe i'm Sabre 1923 Sobu bei'
ratbcte, nel6cr banals enes 8runpiiif ciGnete.
Gr licb ipdter qcQen @Dpotbsten sr6bsrc gctrdgt
non Der pSaoines= =ganf" Der p@encral Sniuranc:
Comp" unb bon perideoeneu rei6en unD bcrpcrz
raaenoen WGnnern, irelbs ben SciiBtitcl idmmts
LID obne Scanitanoune ancrfannteu. Nls Die
g8itpe ben 9roseb eeeen ben Gieentbimer ans
fren9tc, ln1tc oieier natirlid icnc Rttte 5u pab'
rem uno oppeiirte oos sppc1ation=z8cri6t
Sas geriht entibieb, bab Der Sal nab 9epciltn
uber Die Irt uno g8eiie geipiicr 5ran5utioncn
entldieoen perosn ioltc, Die i'm Sabre 1880 itatts
fanoen.
gaer tbnnts bsutoen Cages @etpeii, iibtr Die
Vorgdnee III 1880 lieiern? gScr f0nntc NufflGrun9
oariiber geben, oh Mdnner, bic iest perorben ino,
nor einem balben Sabrbuupert perbeiratbct parsn!
ueber cintee Sa6en qeben Die SsiBtitel Nuss
limit, iiber anbere n6t; Die Gritcren niifen onss
eefunben tperoen, 9eeen gettcrc idibt man ND
nur pur6 8arantie. @ermittelft elmer abolui
eriinpl6en ltnteriuduna pcs @eiibtitels mlb'
bis auf Die erfen Gnfdnge 3uriidgrcit, ME 'olbc
ref han nay
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-20
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.

uneeitellt tpirp vitnb burb cine GbarantesBoliee.
bas Die Gompaanis fir ane mDelideu fb Gins
ftelenpen Sfuieriefeitsn auff6mmt; es prO ubers
baupt 9aes qstban, ipas qctban frereen fam. -
g9enn elm gefstitd beln Sbariftn Der aniualtc
bicicr Gpmpaouie unterporfcn mar uuo cine @a=
runtic=4olice perausaabt ipuroe (ancs Sics pbnc
qrDbcre llnfoften, as fir cine pengcr jorgfaltiee
@rbet pbne 8urantie bcSablt iperDen miibtc), ii
Der Sfduier abinlut qeidiikt.
Sifie Gompaanic bat @co qeeeu @Dpptbefcn si
pcrleben, rid3ablbar in nlpnatlibeu Staten oocr
anberer Reiie
Sie Sireuur bsfinben F5 in, rGauitable ge'
b1uoc"
(Spe5ial.Roti, Nr. 55) Q7D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-20
WbfpIut aiftfrei.

uudbuli6 70 Oisl,n 4attutsWpijinfn tat6altsu
Oi. Dstb'tanntsn ct. 9trHurpsRrduttrpiasn abiolut
teine oitiqcn 8titauOtbelc oDtr ihdolibe Snores
oienlitn 9ieielben fnD aus BEN rtinen unpttidiids
ten Sditen BON &rduteru bereeitegt, ipedt pon isbr
in DIR mtoijiRiiben g9ifsnibait ais bsilfr6itc aus
erfauut tporptn iiuO. Stpernann Der Die 1iasn ots
braubt bat, III bsrtit, Jn bej,uatn Odb sititbtn in
ibrer gSirtuno uaiibtrtrtifidb iine Die Ct Ser.
narosRrdutsrpntE fnD in aGen apst6dtn su babsa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-23
DIED.

BROWN-At Sunset deer Isle), Way Is, Eben
Brown, aged IS years. months 20 days.
ELEMENTAL Bucksport. May IL. Iva f
Clement, aged years, II months, IA days.
DAvIS-At Trenton, May 20. John Il Davis,
aged s. years. months, D days.
FOSS-At Gouldsboro. May 20. Miss Eta Foss.
aged Is years, months.
GORDON-At sullivan. May l6, Amaziah Cor
don. aged Il years.
HASLAM-At Waltham. May Il, Mrs PhGbe
II Haslam, aged 81 years, months, days.
HUTCHINSON-At Stonington, May Il, infant
son, aged day.
HOPKINS-At North Bucksport, Nav Is, Mrs
Caroline Hopkins, aged 50 years, months,
days.
HARPER-At Orland, May Is, Elmer Harper,
aged 80 years, months, days.
NELSON-At Surry, May 49, Alice, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Nelson, aged
day.
STEWART-At Surry, May 10, Charles. infant
son of MIR and Mrs John Stewart, aged %
days.
SCOTT-At Ellsworth, May Il, George + Scott,
aged Al years, II months.
WARREN-At Kennebunkport, May 10, Mrs
|. Martha Warren, of South Deer Isle, aged 81
years.
YOUNG-At Cozzens. Sonoma county, CAL of
pneumonia, April 26, William Allen Young,
native of Ellsworth and a former resident of
Surry, aged "A years, months, y days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-23
SITE FOR ROCK CRUsHER.
Aldermen Vote to Buy Lot on Town
HOuse nfll


At the meeting OF the board OF alder
men Monday evening, 1t was voted to
buy the lot on Town House hill, State
street, on which to locate the rock
crusher. A committee was sut horized to
make the purchase, and a. soon as possible
the matter will be closed.
Mayor Greedy, Aid. Stuart, Jellison,
Higgins and Brady were present at the
meeting. Aid. Stuart, for the committee
to which location for rock crusher was
referred, reported that the committee had
examined two or three lots which were
available for rock crusher, but that none
OF them was as desira bic as the lot belong
ing to the Ellsworth Real Estate CO., on
State street, report on which WAS made
las, week. The only objection to this lot
at that time was the price asked, but
since that report WAS made, the owners
have said they would accept the city's
offer OF 800 for an acre OF land on State
street, north OF Irving Scsmmons' lot,
and running back to the railroad, re-
serving a right-of-wsy OF 10 feet to the
lot back OF the Scammons lot, said rig hit
oi-way to revert to the city In event Of
the purchase OF the back lot, by Mr..
Scammons or other owner of adjoining
property, who would thus have access to
the lot without the rig -of-way. The
committee recommended the purchase of
the lot.
The board voted to adopt the recommen-
dation Of the committee, and the same
committee was authorized to close the
negotiations.
Maurice Downey appeared before the
board TO call attention to the condition
of Liberty street, which he said had been
left In uns'ghtly and dangerous condition
by the Ellsworth Water Co., after laying
pipe there six months ago.
The board directed the street commits
sioner to notify the manager OF the water
company TO put the street in proper con-
dition at once, and II company failed to
do so, the city would make the repairs
and charge cost to the company.
Street Commissioner Hurley reported
that a heavier steam drill Was necessary
for drilling rock to blast out for the rock
crusher. The committee on streets was
authorized to take such action as it
thought tit In regard to the purchase OF a
drill.
Aid. Brady brought up the matter OF
drain from Hancock to Franklin street,
which has caused considerable trouble.
He suggested making it a public sewer.
The matter was referred to committee on
streets.
Adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-23
CHURCH NOTES.
UNITARIAN.

UNITARIAN.
Req. A. II. Codr, pastor.
Sunday, May 27-Morning service at
10 30. Sermon by Rev. s. G.. Beach, Of
Bangor. Sunday school at 11.45.
FREE BAPTIST.
Rer. George II. Salley, pastor.
Friday, 730 p. M. prayer meeting.
Sunday, May 27-Preaching service at
2 p. m. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Even
ing service omitted.
Tuesday, 7 80 p. m, y. P. 8. c. E.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rer. J. p. Simonton, pastor.
Friday evening, at 7.30, prayer meeting.
Sunday, May 27-Preaching service at
10 30. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday
school at 11.45. Junior league at p. m.
Epworth league at 6 pm.
Evening service omitted.
UNION SERVICE, HANCOCK HALL.
Sunday evening. at 7 o'ciock-Union
Memoirs l sermon at Hancock hall. Ser
mon by Rev. c. s. McLearn, of the Baptist
church.
BAPTIST.
Rer. C. s. McLearn, pastor.
Friday, 7.30 p. m, prayer meeting.
Sunday, May 27-Presching service al
1890. Sunday school at IL m. Y. =. 8. G.
f. prayer meeting at 8 p. m. Evening
service omitted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-23

at is with good deal Of pleasure and
satisfaction that / recommend Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem
edy," says Druggist A. w. Sawtelle, OF
Hartford, Conn. IA lady customer, see
ing the remedy exposed for sale on my
show case, said to me: Il really believe
that medicine saved my life the past sum-
mer while at the Shore and she became
SO enthusiastic over Its merits that / at
once made up my mind to recommend 1t
in the future. Recently a gentleman came
into my store SO overcome with collie pains
that he sank at once to the floor. l gave
him dose OF this remedy which helped
him. repeated the dose and in fifteen
minutes he left my store smiiingly inform
fng me that he felt as we'll as ever" Sold
by GEO. A. PARcHER, Ellsworth, and w.
L. PARTRIDGE, Biuehiii, druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-23
The Suppression of News.

The answer to people who are solicitous
OF having disagreeabIe news kept out OF
the paper 10: Don't do things that make
disag reeable news" When a man who
has committed some offense for which he
has stood trial asks the newspaper not to
publish the fact, he asks the press to
forswear one OF the most responsible OF
its functions, the detection and punish
ment OF crime and the maintenance OF
law and order. Part of the punishment
OF law breaking in this age is the un-
quires through the newspapers. People
are put on their guard against him and
communities are warned Of his record.
When a man comes into a newspaper
office and asks to have the news that his
horse ran away suppressed, he does 1t so
his horse will not get bad reputation,
and possible sale OF 1t some day be in
jured thereby. He asks 1t all pleasantly
enough, but he actually Is trying to in
fiuence the newspaper to be party to a
fraud upon an innocent purchaser. He
may never have looked at it that way,
but that is the fact, nevertheless.
Nothing is really gained by the sup
preston OF news by the one who desires
to have 1t suppressed. News that is kept
out OF the paper finds more or less cir
cuiation by word, or mouth, and the
worst kind OF circulation too. The very
fact that 1t was kept out OF print starts
rumor of with bad color to dilate up
on, and experience shows that rumor
loses nothing by repetition. Many and
many time perfectly legitimate piece
of news Is distorted into a scandal be-
cause it was refused for publication, and
that very fact made it suspicious. 1t is
always better to have the facts stated
correctly in the first place, before Cos
sip has a chance to distort them.
Finally, when a man asks to have a
piece OF news concerning himself sup
pressed, he must stop to remember that
he il always glad to read about the other
fellow-in fact, that is just what he buys
the paper for. And IL the editor, besides
granting his request, granted the requests
of all the other fellows, where would the
newspaper be?-Bath Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-23
MARRIED..

DOWSS-BRAY-At Deer Isle, May 20, by Rev
w Chaplin, Miss Phenia Downs of south
Deer Isle, to Thomas ii Bray, of otonington.
DUNBAR-LISCOMB- Bar IIarbor May 2l.
by Rev l. Hanscom, Miss Lottie Dunbar
10 Horace r Liscomb, both of Eden.
MERSON-STEELE-At West Brooksvile,
May 20 by Isaiah Lord. esq. Miss Cora Belle
Emerson to George Washington steele.
MADDOCKS-CAR TER-At Ellsworth. May
10. by Rev George II Saley, Miss Grace
Maddocks to Charles Carter, both of North
Ellsworth
RICE BARTLETT-At Long Island, May IS.
hN William Van Sorden, e-q, Mrs Emily .
Rice to Charles IL bartlett. both of Long
Island.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-23
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, May l6
Sch Mary Augusta, Smith. Boston
Thursday, May II
Sch Lavolta. Whitaker. Bar Harbor
SAILED
Tuesday, May %
Sch Eastern Queen. Ray. Bar Harbor, lumber,
Whitcomb, Haynes Co
ARRIVED
Sch Myronus, Bellatty, Lynn
Sch Y reka. segabath, Boston
Hancock County Ports.
WEST sULLIvAN-Ar May Is, sch westeroo,
Partridge, Boston
AR May II, sch Victory, Dyer Portland
Ar May Is, sch Lulu Eppes, Jordan. Ellis
worth
Sid May u, sch westerlooo. Partridge. with
curb stone from Robertson Havey, for Bos-
Sid May 10. sch Henrietta A whitney. Wood
ward. with slaves from Whitcomb. Haynes II
Co. for kondout
Domestic POrts.
BosToN-Ar May 10, sch Lucy Belle, Sulli-
Sid May 20. schs Yreka. Mabel f Goss and
Lizzie Lee, east
AR May Is, schs Jos Luther, Perth Amboy +;
Mildred Pope, Sullivan; Geo Keene. Mt
Desert
Ar May II, sch Gold Hunter. Bluehil
Burke, east
BAsGoR-Sld May 10, sch Annie X Lewis,
New York
BALTIMORE AR May 10, sch Henry Crosby,
Stubs. New York
BooTHBAY-Ar May 20. sch Northern Light,
Machias
Sid May 20, schs J Wellington, f Potter
and May Queen, New York
AR May is. schs Hattie Collins, Boston; + c
Gates. Calais; Gold Hunter, Biuehill
Sid May II, sch Sarah Blaisdell, Boston
Ar NAV Fl. sch Annie k Lewis. Bath
NEW LoNDoN-sld May 20, sch Wood,
Perth Amboy Tor Saco
NEW YoRK-Ar May Is, sch VIM Pickering,
Sellers, Bangor
Sid May is. schs Harvest Home, Vineyard
Haven; Flora Condor, Bangor
Ar May 10, schs Ellen NJ Baxter, Low, Blue
hill; Alfred Fiske, Kelley, Mt Desert
Ar May 90 sch } Harlow. Perth Amboy
for Saco
CID May Il. sch Pope Ramirez, Jordan, st
Sid Mag II. sch Hattie MEG Buck. Bangor
AR May 1t, schs Ii Hoyt, smith, and VIM
Slater, Somes Sound
Sid May 20. schs Webster Barnard and Lizzie
Lane. Bangor; NJ Harlow, saco; Ida l. Ray,
Winter Harbor
AR May 81, sch John Bracewell, Stonington
PoRTLAND-Ar May 10, sch Ponder. jr,
Port Reading for Bangor
AR May rs, sch Chester Wood Haskell, Ban
gor for Boston
AR May q, sch May Queen, Grant, Sullivan
for Boston
PoRrsMourH-sld May 49, sch iona Cone.
new 1ork
Ar May II, sch J Webster, Stonington
JACKsoNyILLE-Cld May Is, sch Gardner b
Reynolds, Portland
KoCKLAND-Ar May Is, sch } Rothwell, Salem
for BUCKS Harbor
PHILADELPHIA-Cld May l6, sch Mary l.
Crosby, I rim, Fernandtna
Ar May Is, sch Moseley, sullivan
Ar May 10, bark Edmund Phinney, Young,
Buenos Ayrcs
VINEYARD HAyES-Ar May 10. sch G W Col
Inns, sullivan for New Bedford
Passed May 20, schs VIM Davenport, Ston-
ington for New York Storm Petrol. Eddyviile
for Portland Mary Stuart, Sullivan for Phil
adelphia
PERTH AMBoY-sld May II, sch Ida l. Ray,
Anderson, Winter Harbor
PORT READISG-sld May Is, sch Curtis,
Torrey, New York
SACo-Ar May II. schs Harold Mccarthy
and Hattie A Marsh, New York
Cid May -, sch ii Mccarthy, Sullivan
SAvASNAH-Ar May II, sch ID Haskell,
New York
sALEM-Sld May 20, schs Loduskia. stoning
ton for New York, Abbie Bowker, Franklin
for Philadelphia
Foreign Ports.
BLACK RIVER, JA-At May 4, sch Abbe c
Stubbs, Whitney for New York
POINT A-PIrKE, GUAD-Ar May T. sch J
Percy Bertrani, Lord. New York
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f.. NJ. g. s. Commencement.
The programme Of the commencement
exercises of the East Maine conference
seminary Is announced as follows:
Sunday, June 3, 7.30. p. M, baccslau-
reate sermon by Rev. Robert Sutcliffe In
franklin street M. Z. church.
Monday, June A, s p. M, recital by
classes in eIocution, at Emery hall.
Tuesday. June 8, p. M, annual meet
ing OF the societies; 3 p. M, commence
ment address by Rev. c. c. Phelan, Of
Lewiston, at Emery hall; s p. M, com
mencement concert at Emery hall, Weber
male quartette, of Boston, assisted by
Mrs. Lillian Pierce Henninger. reader.
Wednesday, June 6. ga. M, graduating
exercises at Emery hall; l 80 p. M, meet
ing OF trustees; s p. M, senior and junior
reception at Emery hall.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Charles Leslie WIS at home from Cherry
field over Sunday and Monday.
W. NJ. Davis is in Jonesboro surveying
on cargo OF lumber for Whitcomb,
Haynes Il Co.
Oscar II. Morrison ia moving his family
into the house recently purchased of
George f. Davis.
who has been the guest of Newell Arm
strong. returned home Monday.
George E. Davis is adding piazza,
putting in new windows and otherwise
improving his home on State street.
Edward Cochrane returned Saturday
night from Auburn, where he has been
visiting relatives for the past two weeks.
The concert announced to be given in
the vestry Saturday evening was post
poned on account of the storm to Thurs
day OF this week.
J. p. Friend, OF Friend, Copp Co., of
Beverly, Mass, manufacturers OF box
shocks, was here in the interest of the
company on Monday.
Will Armstrong, with wife and child,
who have been visiting his parents here
for two weeks, returned to their home in
Rochester, N. H., Monday.
The top OF the old Hall single mill on
Shore road fell into the river Monday
morning. The old mill has been unused
for several years. 1t has been gradually
rotting and tipping towards the river,
and the occurrence has been expected for
some time. Everything went into the
river down as far as the mill bed, which
remains in place.
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BORN

HOOPER AT Sedgwick. May IL, to Mr. and
Mrs william l. Hooper, son.
HUTCHlNSOS-At Stonington, May 16, to Mr.
and Mrs Alvernon Hutchinson, a daughter.
JOY-At Eastbrook, May II, to Mr. and Mrs
Fred Joy, II son.
LUNT-At Long Island May Is, to Mr. and Mrs
Atwood l. Lunt, Il son.
MELLO-At BluehilI, May IA, to Mr. and Mrs
Manuel Mello, II daughter.
NELSON-At Surry. May Is, to Mr. and Mrs
John Nelson, II daughter. A lice
ROBBINS-At Stonington, May II. to Mr. and
Mrs Daniel Robbins, daughter.
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NORTH ELLSWORTH.

Galen Maddocks is still very low.
Rebecca Austin Is improving slowly.
Lucy Watts, OF Ellsworth, Is visiting
friends here.
Melvin McGown and Alvin Maddocks
are moving Lyman DeWitt's barn.
The entertainment announced to be
held at Agricultural hall Saturday was
postponed until next Saturday, May IS.
May n. NJ.
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Repository and Salesroom Water ST., Ellsworth.
CENSUS ENUNERATORS.
The Men Who VIII Count Noses In
Hancock County.

Hancock County.
Supervisor OF Census Elmer r. Spofford
announces the appointment OF the fol-
lowing census enumerators in Hancock
county:
Amherst, Aurora, etc. - Herbert T.
Silsby.
Biuehiil--Rinaldo l.. Odds.
Brooklin-Haroid A. Grindle.
Brooksyille-Samuel w. Tspley.
Bucksport-Addison A. Littlefieid.
Castine~ Raymond T. Warren.
Mt. Desert, Cranberry lsles-Fred l.
Phillips.
Dedhsm-HadIey p. Burrill.
Mariaville, Otis, etc.-Chsrles +. Brim-
mer.
Deer Isle-Winslow c. Haskell, Fred
erick II. Gross.
Eastbrook, Franklin, etc.-wm. E.
Brsgdon.
Eden-Jsmes f. Hamor, John Sum
insby.
Ellsworth-MeIyin s. Smith, Charles s.
Grows.
William l.. Guptill.
Winter Har bor-Bedford T.. Tracy.
Hancock, etc.-Harvard ii. Crabtree.
Isle su Haut-A. J. Haskell Turner.
Swans Island, etc.-Hermon W. Small.
Lamoine, Trenton - Raymond McFar-
land.
Orlsnd, Verona--Ira F. Gross.
Penobscot-SamueI Leach.
Hill.
Sedgwick-Arthur II. Sargent.
ington-WiImot b. Thurlow.
Surry-Philip p. Stinson.
Tremont-Wiliam {. Moore.