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10. 1t was desired 10 have a public ceie.
bration of the event. but his friends were
afraid the excitement of such an occasion
would iajure his health.
March 10. Ego.
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Daughters, up to date stands as follows !:
A. F.. Varnum, 50; Mrs. A. c. Condor, Is;
B. H. Cushman, "a; Frank Miller, I; /. w.
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March 10. w.
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East Lamoine-
Asa Hodgkins spent a few days with
his family here last week.
Calvin Bragdon received quite severe
injury Friday while working at the mill
at LAmoine.
Mrs. Burton Merchant and children
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Luther Gill;
patrick.
Friends OF Miss Addie Gault, who went
to Southern Pines for her health, are glad
to learn that she Is thought to be improv
Ing.
March Il. II.
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Penobscor.
Mrs. Frank Macomber and daug liter
Helen, of Franklin, are visiting Freeman
Bowden and wife.
A teachers public examination will be
held at the Bay schoolhouse Saturday,
March 81. at p. m.
The Kings Daughters gave an enter
tainment at Grange hall Friday evening.
The programme consisted Of music, read
ings and speeches. Refreshments were
served. All report very enjoyable even
ing.
The voting contest for the most popular
merchant, conducted by the Kings
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The Reach Deer Isle.
Mrs. Mary Il. Sawyer is in feeble health.
Morton Holden came home yesterday
from Roekland. He Will return to- day.
Mrs. Ellen II. Hayes OF North Deer Isle,
has been visiting at her brothers, W. p.
Lowe, the past week.
Alvah Gray has his boat so nearly COM
pieted that he has had her drawn to the
shore to be put in order for the springs
fishing-mostIy for Holsters.
Lloyd Allen came home from Boston
Thursday to attend the funeral OF his
grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Torrey, who
died tine 9th inst. MIR. Allen will return
Monday.
March 10. NIL
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Otis.

Otis.
Miss Ethel Young is in Bangor visit
ing her uncle, George Black.
Mrs. Octayia Grover, of Mariaviile, is
visiting her son, Edward Grover.
Mrs. Blanche Salisbury is in Ellsworth h,
the guest of Mrs. David Salisbury.
Byron F. Robbins and wife are in Ellis
worth visiting Mrs. Robbins parents.
Willis Jones and wife, of Wanham,
were the guests of Eben Kingmsn Mon
day and Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Fogg, who has been in
Edoington employed by Adelbert Jordan,
has returned home.
Melvin L. Wnbar, who has spent the
past winter in Marlboro, returned home
Thursday, accompanied by his broth
Master Homer.
Friends of Mrs. Adelbert Jordan, oil
Eddington, formerly of this place, were
saddened to bear OF her death which oc.
Cured Feb %.
March 10 KAY.
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North t,amois~.
DIR. Clarence Holt, OF Dover, has been
visiting his parents the past two weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Smith, of Bar Hsrbor, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. Y. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Laura Carman and son Der, lie, oil
Rockport, Mass, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Benjamin Young, OF Brewer, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. X. Sails
bury.
W. II. Salisbury and wife entertained a
party OF friends from Ellsworth Saturday
evening.
March IL. Y.
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Eco.

South Pepobscot.
A large crowd was In attendance at the
dance at Grange halt Thursday evening.
Joe Peterson is home from Csstine
where he has been attending the normal
school.
While packing ice one day this week.
Fred Mitchell had his foot severely jammed
between two cakes OF ice, At last accounts
it was slightly improved.
The Cove Dramatic Co. presented a
drama at the hall last Tuesday evening.
Owing to the storm, the attendance was
small. The performance will be repeated
on Saturday evening.
The dancing school closed last week.
The teacher, Mr.. Anterior, worked hard
for the advancement OF the school, and the
pupils express themselves as well satisfied
with the progress made.
March II. CLIMAX.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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$50 -
sa,t sur,v.
Oar student friends leave US again next
week.
vernie Luckins is at work for Mrs. s.
j, Treworgy.
Miss Annie Nickerson, of South Penob-
scot, is at NJ. d. Chstto's for few weeks.
Miss Gertrude Gray, who has been
teaching at Lubec, is at home for few
weeks.
Capt, ). j. Treworgy left Monday for
Boston to get his yacht "idalia" ready for
the summer yachting.
NJ. d. Chatto, OF South Brooksville,
WAS the guest OF his uncle, NJ. ID. Chatto,
last Tues day and Wednesday.
Misses Delma and Eleanor Lord, OF Ban
gor, are at their sisters, Mrs. Mary +.
Gray, visiting their mother, Mrs.
A-enath Lord.
The yacht "Thetis" sank at her moor
ing in our harbor "Wednesday, the ice
having made leak in her. She will no
doubt be raised W hen the ice goes out.
d. w. Winchester, who has been at
work at Holden during the winter, is
quite i'll at that place. Word was sent
to his family here last Friday. All hope
be will soon recover so as to return to his
home.
Steamer "Juliette" came to her wharf
on time Saturday afternoon, the first
regular trip here for some weeks,
although there has been no ice this win
Ter. The end of the route has been Blue
hill save when obliged to come here for
coal.
March Il. G.
North sullivan.
Mrs. Hsvey and daughter Lulu, of
franklin, are visiting Mrs. Lottie Clark.
ployed in Bar Harhor for some time, is
home for few days.
Wiley Newman, who has been attend
ing The winter term of school at Hebron
academy, came home Saturday for few
weeks vacation.
Wednesday the two-year- old child OF
J. Il. Gordon died after few days illness.
Funeral services were held in the church
Friday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
have The deepest sympathy OF their many
friends.
The D. l.. society met with Miss Blanche
Webb Saturday evening. The pro-
grsmme consisted OF quotations from
Mother Goose, and reading Of current
events by each member. The members
subscribed for the magazine The Great
Round World, and articles OF interest are
read from this paper at each meeting.
The society is to give a public meeting
very soon. Misses Caroline and Persis
Vose entertain the young ladies next
Saturday evening.
March u. V.
watham.
Mrs Nettie DeBeck is visiting friends
| Ia Franklin.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. Addis
Grant Thursday.
Albert Pettingill has moved his family
out of the woods.
Mrs. Julia Kingmsn visited friends in
Ellsworth the past week.
A large number of teams are hauling
spool bars from Merr:li's mill to Edding-
ton.
Mrs. Emma Giles and daughter Verns,
who have bsen spending the winter IN
Eiiswori b. sre home.
John Lymhuruer aud Mrs. Louise
Moore, of Ellsworth Falls, were in town
calling on friends recently.
The Walt ham sewing circle Will have a
dance and oyster supper at town hall
| Monday evening, March &c. Music by
Wilson, Kelly and Lynch.
March Il.
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Eden.
A J. Vowel, OF Boston, has been Wis
iting here the past week.
Granville Jellison and wife, OF Otis, are
visiting relatives and friends here.
Frank Andrews and wife have returned
from a seven weeks visit among frinds In
Boston.
Little Eleanor Marguerite Remission. Of
Bar Harbor, j. visiting her grandmot her,
Mrs II. Thomas.
March II. NJ.
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Miss Myrs Moon returned from Castine
Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Baker, OF Hampden, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. j. II. Hopk ms and Mrs. VIII Saun-
ders have returned from two weeks visit
IA Bangor.
Schooner "Loduskis" IL discharg ing
coal at the NJ. e. X. II. wharf, the first
cargo of the season.
March IL. YASKAPoo.
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COUNTY NEWS.


snrr,.
Miss Lizzie Lord, of Ellsworth, is visit
ing relatives in Surry village.
Mrs. J. F. Staples was taken suddenly
| Ill Saturday night, but is comfortable at
this writing II was an attack OF heart
disease to which she is subject.
f. \. osgood gave fine entertainment
| In A. o. L w hall Monday evening with
his graphsphone. There was good at
tendance and all were well pleased.
Aston Milliken, who has been confined
to his room for several days with rheuma-
| tism and has suffered extreme pain, is
more omforta BILE and hopes soon to be
| out
The mem bers OF Surry lodge, A. O. L.
w. held a sociahle for its mem bers and
their benefciaries. Fortyfive were pres
ent, and report a good time. Refresh
| ments were served.
Town meeting Monday was unusually
quiet and orderly notwithstanding there
was a good attendance. The reports OF
the selectmen and superintendent OF
schools were very favorable.
The Methodist society, assisted by
others, gave patriotic concert" at A. o.
L. w hall Wednesday evening with the
following programme:
The March OF a Hundred Thousand,
Miss Nellie Alley
Chorus Marching Through Georgia
Prayer ...... -. ...-....--. .....'..... Pastor
Reading George and Martha Washington,
Rev II NJ Moore
solo-Busy Children. ........... Reuben osgood
Chorus-The Battle Cry OF Freedom
solo-Hurrah for the flag....... Roy Trcworgy
Reading-our Washington. Miss Neitie Staples
Duet. Nellie Alley and Charles Hagerthy
Reading-How To Help-...........Alice Coulter
Solo Tell Mother not to Worry Hollis smith
Readlng-By the Alma RIVER. Florence Kane
Solo-siar spangied Banner...... Fred Beede
Read,ng-family Cares-.......-. Luelis Staples
Duet-Tramp, Tramp. Tramp. the Boys are
Marching, Mrs NJ Linneken. Hollis Smith
Readiny-The Ride Of Jennie McNcal,
Miss Alley
Solo-saanee Riber.......... Sterling Anderson
Reading.-.....-.,.- .t....-.-......- Leon Lord
Duet Massa's In the Cold, Cold Ground.
Miss Huson and Mrs Moore
Reading-Company's Come to our House.
Reuben osgood
solo-Jus; Before the Battle. Mother,
EW Cou slr s
Readng-Barbara Frietchle Mrs II NJ Moore
Male quartet-Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground
seading ............-.... Charles Hagerthy
Closing Singing America
The entertainment was a success in every
way. The proceeds go TO pay the benevo-
lences OF the church.
March L. G.
Marlboro.
Mrs. David Moseey has returned from
visit in Bucksport.
Mrs. Tyler Hodgkins, who has been
quite ii, ls much better.
Edns Vincent is visiting her sister, Mrs.
.red MarliH, IN Ellsworth.
Thad Hodgsi us is AT home from Cast inc,
( where he ha- been attending school.
Mrs. Arabeits Fairfield, OF Middle; on,
Mass is visiting her sletur, Mrs. Abble
Bowdeu.
Audrey Hodgkias. vito has been visit
ing her sister, Mr.. Fred Brewer, Ia Bar
Hsr Dor, i at home.
Msrch T. ARE
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West FREMONT
Giles Farley and wife have begun house
keeping in the George Dix house.
F. W, Lunt returned from Boston this
week where he has been on business.
Joseph Farnham and Henry Bryant, OF
BROOKLYN, spent few days in this place
this week.
A party Of boys and girls OF this place
enjoyed a pleasant evening at A. J. Car
ver's after chopping match in the after
noon.
Capt. Charles F. Lunt, who has been
home for the winter, left here this week
to Join his vessel, the ~. NJ. Harlow, in
New Bedford.
March IL THEIMA.
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Great Fond
Mrs. Ezra Williams wss in Amherst
Thursday.
James Rice, Of Bangor, was in town
W Wednesday.
Hiss Grace Bracy is spending Sunday
in Amherst.
Miss Gertrude Clark, OF West Frank
lin, is in town.
Charles II. Haynes and j. O. Whitney
of Ellsworth Falls, were in town to- dsy
on their way 10 Alligator lake.
Hiram j. Archer is spending q few
days with his parents, j. =. Archer and
wife. He will leave for SGbsttus Monday.
Mrs. Luther jackson aud son Oscar, and
Mrs. William Jackson, OF Township -
were guests OF J. Il. Shumsn and wife
Sunday.
One OF Nahum Jordan's workmen came
out OF the woods Tuesday, with his feet
frozen. HE lett Immediately for the Ban
gor hospital.
March II. FLossIE.
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-12
RUSSIA DISPLEASED.
Thinks Course Of Allies Too
Strict Toward China.
EXECUTION OF OFFICIALS DIsMKED
Il aud Ching Pronounce Proposals For
Punishment OF Tuan and Withdrawal
Of Power of Empress Dowager, Too
Illuminating FOR China to Accept.

St Petersburg, Nov. r.. Russia il
becoming increasingly reg less on ac-
count OF the strict course OF the allies.
particularly the Germans ard British,
tewdrd the Chinese. Russians" says
the Bourse Gazette, viii reap the
hatred Of foreigners which the Ger
mans ard British are sowing
Official CIRCLES in ST Petersburg do
not conceal their dissatisfaction over
the recent executions Of Pao Ting Flu
officials.
Rome Nov. 12-The Tribune pub
fishes the following from its Pekin
correspondent:
Iii Hung Chang and Prince Ching
have Informed me that the demands
of the powers for the punishment of
Prince Tuan and the withdrawal from
power of the empress are too hnmil
iating TO be accepted by the Chi
nese
Pekin, Nov. PA profound impress
sion was produced upon the natives
at Pao Ting Flu by the execution there
of the three officials, Tien Yang, pro-
vincial messenger; General Wei
Shung Kong and Colonel Kin, who
were condemned by the international
court martial as among those RESPONSE
bic for the massacres there. They
were beheaded and their heads We're
exposed on poles for n day before
burial.
Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE statement, evil
IDENTITY inspired. In the Cologne Gazette
as to the understanding reached by
the representatives of the powers in
Pekin regarding the Chinese settle
ment said in part:
AN agreement has been reached be-
tween the DO xers, partially regarding
the punishment Of the main culprits,
the mandarins and princes: also re-
garding the witnessing of the execu-
ton of sucn punishments by repre-
sentatives of the powers; as also as
regarding the peoples principle of pay
ing damage to the several governments
for the cost of ehe Chinese expedi-
tions and for damages sustained by
private persons and missions: also re-
gardng the permanent stationing Of
sufficient guards for the Pekin Legal
tions: also regarding the raZing of the
Taku forts: and. finally. regarding the
maintenance Of secure and regular
communication between Peliin and the
seashore.
"About a number Of other demands
put forth by separate powers, nego=
tiations are still pending
London Nov 12.-Dr. Morrison.
wiring to the Times from Pekin, Nov.
10. says:
Iii Hung Chang has not yes replied
to Admiral Alexief's invitation to re-
sumo the government at Manchuria
under Russian protection Russia will
require the names of all officials to be
submitted to her for approval. Her
proposals are tantamount to military
occupation and every Chinaman real
ICES that Manchuria is lost to China
increasing alarm is felt here at the
spread of the insurrecton in the south
ern provinces. No surprise will be
caused if IaDan intervenes The trade
and financial outlook is very gloomy
..Ali she Russian troops here" says
n dispatch to the Times from Tien
Tsln. dated Nov. O. "afe being with
drawn"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-12
EVENTS IN BRIEF.

Frank May. 16 years old, was acct.
dentally killed, while out hunting near
Bedford. Pa.
Vt Joliet, H., the McKenna rolling
- is closed for an indefinite period,
effecting 300 men.
Three men, supposed to have been
tramps, were burned to death in n
barn east Of Lima, O.
James Rodgers, a former member of
company A. Fifth regiment, o. n. g.,
was killed by a train at Lorain, o.
George Burkholde, son of Jury
Commissioner Burkholde. was proba-
bly, fatally injured by the accidental
discharge of his gun while hunting.
near Greensburg, Pa.
At Newport News, Va, the monitor
Arkansas was launched at the ship
yard Miss Bobbie Newton Jones,
daughter of Governor Jones, of Ar
kansas, christened her.
Corrigan, Mckinney & Co.. of Cleve-
fand, have obtained control of the new
~ discovered iron ore property on the
eastern edge of the Mesaba range, the
consideration being $425,000.
A woman about SO years old, who
registered as Helen Russell, of Chi
eago, at the City hotel Buffalo, was
found dead in her room. Every evi.
dence justified the theory of suicide.
A Canal Dover, O., dispatch gave
information that Mrs. James Wilken,
of Newcomerstown, O., dropped dead
In the same room and on the same spot
where she was married, just 20 years
ago.
The town of Wren, southwest of
Lima. o.. was almost wiped out of ex-
istence by fire. The entire business
district and half of the residence Dor
ton was burned. The loss will reach
100000. The town is without fire
apparatus.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-12
INCREASE In DEATHS.
Discuraging Report From Greenieaf.
Macarthur Says Guerrilla War
fare Is Trying Our Men.

Washington. Nov. 12.-Major Cen
eral Arthur Macarthur, commanding
the army in the Philippines and mill
fary governor of the islands since May
5. 1900, submitted his report to the
war department He says widely
scattered formation of Filipinos quick
~ followed the guerrilla warfare,
(which led to a corresponding dissemin-
alton of American troops, there being
50 military stations in the archipelago
Nov. /, 1899, and 113 stations Sept. 1.
1900 This resulted in q large num-
Der of minor affairs. The casualties
between the dates stated were 26S
Americans killed, 100 wounded and So
captured. the Filipino losses being 81
DOT killed, G94 wounded and 2,S64 cap
tured
General Macarthur says the extern
sive distribution of troops has strained
the soldiers of the army to the full
limit of endurance
General Macarthur says that the
education of the 1ilipinos will tend to
secure their submission, but indicates
that this viii take a great deal of time
and patience and an adequate force,
saying:
For many years to come the neces-
sity of large American military and
naval force is too apparent to admit
of discussion
Accompanying General MacArthur's
report are the reports of the various
staff officers. Colonel Greenleaf makes
a report upon the health condition,
showing that in June, 1900, out of a
total of So 234 there were :. 563 sick,
or $40 per cent Regarding the NOR
tally of the army he says:
"The number of deaths has steadily
increased and a diminution of the
death rate can scarce " }e expected.
The number of men from am
bush by small guerriIl 9as now ex-
ceeds those killed at a. serieus time.
and as time Progresses and the men
become more and more debiated by
the tropical service. the more marked
will become the ratio of deaths. For
the six months from Jan. 81 to July 81
1900, there died "a officers and II en-
listed men. of whom four officers and
204 enlisted men were killed in ac-
ton, and three officers and 43 enlisted
men died of wounds the other deaths
occurring from various diseases"
Colonel Greenleaf says that the war
has impoverished the native popula-
ton.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-12

Filipinos Received Election
News Quietly.
NO IMMEDIATE CHANGE LIKELY.
Information Of the Outcome VIII slowly
Wort. It's Way Through the counsry tn
Armed Rebeis-rour Americans Killed
end 80 wounded Last Week.

Manila, Nov. L. The results Of tha
elections in the Unfsed States were
quietly received here.
SO far as the Fiiipinos are concerned
10 noticeable change IN the situation
has ensued nor is any likely 10 occur
in the immediate future. They arr. for
the greater part. non-connmt tai. News
of the outcome will slowly work it,
way through the country to the armed
insurgents, where the assurances 81
the leaders that Mr.. Hrran would GER
tainly be elected, must first be over
come.
Last weeks scouting resulted in sev-
eral minor engagements. with what
the official reports describe as small
casualties, namely, four Americans
killed and 10 wounded.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-12

TII7S N0NTTTS
Pretoria, Nov 1.-THE British have
re-occuped Philinpolis. after -four
hours, fighting. General French will
take command of the Johannesburg
distries The condition of Miss Rob
ertS. daughter of Lord Roberts, is
more serious
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-12

The British ale certainly queer.
else Lord Salisbury would not have
chosen the Marquis Of Lansdowne
for the marked promotion To the
foreign portfolio. 1t is as If Algcr
had been nominated for President
just after the close Of the Spanish
war. For all the mishaps, misfor
tunes and defeats that the British
have suffered in South Africa have
been charged up to the weakness of
Lore Lansdowne, who was Secretary
of War when the trouble began.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-12

Pittsburg. Nov. FEATHER William
Kittell, chancellor Of the Pittsburg
diocese, who has had charge of the
special collection taken among the
Catholics of the diocese for the re-
lief of the Galveston sufferers. has
made his report, showing that $6,575
was contributed. The money has al
ready been turned over to the bishop
of the Galveston diocese and will be
used mainly toward the reconstruc-
ton of the large Catholic orphan
asylum in the city of Galveston.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-12

New York, Nov. Pr. G. Dun. head
of the mercantile agency firm of Il. G..
Dun x Co. died in this city of cirrho-
sis Of the liver He was born in Chill
licothe. o. in 1896 Mr.. Dun's wife,
who survives him. was Mary d. Brad
ford. of Milwaukee.