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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-06-19
COUNTY NEWS.
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Prospect HarDor.
Mrs. Mary Wood Noyes is visiting her
son Edward Noyes.
George Cole, with his wife and child,
spent few days here last week at j. w.
Coles. II
Miss Bessie Williams has gone to Bar
Harbor, where she will be employed as
bookkeeper for A. W. Bee.
Clarence B. Mitchell, of Boston, arrived
Saturday with a party of friends who were
entertained few days at w. P. Hewins'.
Frank Wakefield, of Steuben, has moved
his family into rooms which he has
engaged of Mrs. r. E. Robinson, for the
summer.
Mrs John Hutchings and her daughters
came home Sunday from West Sullivan
where they have been guests of Mrs.
Montgomery Havey.
Leo L. Larrabee, eldest son of G. c.
Larrsbee, NJ. D., returned home to-day
from Philadelphia where he has just grad
uated from the University of Pennsyl-
vania. He will practice dentistry here
this summer.
A delegation of twenty-one ladies from
Halcyon assembly, Pythian Sisterhood,
attended the convention of Puritan assem-
bly,, West Sullivan, by invitation Thurs
day. A hearty welcome, lavish hospi-
tally, excellent work of the assembly and
fine special programme to entertain the
visitors, were features of this trip
Nothing was left undone that would add
to the pleasure of the guests.
June II. c.
East BIuehin.
Ralph Long returned last Monday from
Frankfort.
Minnie Atherton went to Stonington
last Wednesday.
Hartley A. Tufts, of Waltham, Mass, is
visiting relatives in the village.
Holt Cousins, OF Ellsworth, moved into
the Jack Bridges house last Wednesday.
Archer E. Long, with wife and child,
arrived last Tuesday. They will remain
few days visiting relatives and friends.
Capt. Byron E. Young is not well.
While walking in the sun last Wednes-
Ohy uS USSaHe olZLy. duO mas since Oeen
confined to the house.
Capt. H. j. Allen arrived last Wednes-
day from short fishing cruise, with
good fare of fresh cod and haddock, and
halibut seven feet long.
Last Wednesday evening the piano class
of Miss Georgia Holt gave a recital at the
Baptist church. 1t was credtable to both
teacher and class. Miss Adelaide Person,
of Brookline, Mass, gave several selec-
tions on the violin, accompanied by Miss
Holt on the piano. There was vocal mu-
sic by Hollis Smith and Nettie Clay. 1t
was musical treat which every one en-
joyed.
June IL. G.
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LamOIne-
Mrs. Mary FL. Coolidge went to Houlton
Saturday to attend the commencement
exercises of Kicker classical institute
Her daughter is member of the gradu-
ating class.
Capt. g. b. Hodgkins and Capt. Charles
Hodekins went to Bath to-day to be
present at the launching of the schooner
"1nez n. Carver, built for Capt. G. b.
Hodg kins, son Capt. Fred Hodgkins. The
new schooner will go to Jordsn's River.
Nova Scotia, to load for Rosario.
June II. FL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-06-19

ing finely. The roof is closed in, and the
masons are plasterng the interior. 1t is
hoped TO have it completed July 20.
Mrs. L. Bradley came Saturday and is
getting her new cottage ready to occupy
the first OF July. The cottage is large
and airy. The parlor is 22x27. the dining
room 2ox2s. j. A. Peckham was the
architect.
The Northeast Harbor industrial school,
which was stated last season by Miss
White, of New York, and hers, and has
been in operation through the winter,
closed last Saturday. Miss White was
present and was very much pleased at the
improvements made.
June II. LAP.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-06-19

manSer-
Milton Hunt, of Charleston, spent Sun
day at the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. Clarence Emery left for Portland
Monday to be with her mother, who is to
be operated on at the Maine general hos
pital.
June II. E.
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Surry.
Mrs. Cyrus Conary fell Tuesday and
fractured her wrist.
There has been gang at work on the
sidewalk making decided improvement.
Frank l.. Jordan went to Bangor
Thursday to join the schooner storm
Petrel'.
The cellar wall of the Methodist par
sonage was repaired last week. Tue work
was done by Hollis Saunders and Edwin
Carter.
June IT, @
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-06-19

West Hancock.
Anna L. Norris is employed at Seaside
hotel, Northes Harbor.
Martin Thorsen, who is employed in
New York, is at home for visit.
Herbert Shute, Who has been in Calais
the past few months, is at home for va
cation.
Mr.. Walsh, who has been station agent
at Washington County Junction for some
time, has gone to Bar Harbor.
There will be meeting Sunday evening
at the West Hancock schoolhouse, con-
Quoted by Rev. j. P. Simonton, OF the
Ellsworth Methodist church.
June II. SUMAC.
Northeast HarDor.
The kindergarten association had an
ice cream sale last Friday evening. Pro-
ceeds, S13.
L. e. Kimball and family came from
Boston last week. He will open the'Kim
ball house June 20.
F. G. Peabody and family, of Cam
bridge, Mass, came last week and are at
the Curtis cottage again on the east side
of the harbor.
There were services at the Catholic
church Saturday evening and Sunday
morning, conducted by Rev. ]. D. O'Brien,
of Ellsworth.
Work on the new church is progress
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-06-19

Bartleft's IsIann.
N. L. Bartlett is at work on Iron Bound
Island.
Abel Bartlett has his new weir off Allen
Freeman's shore at Pretty Marsh nearly
finished.
George Bartlett has gone to Northeast
Harbor and Emery Bartlett to Seal
Harbor for the summer.
June s. r
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East Frahklin.
Mrs. A. c. Urann is visiting relatives
in Ellsworth.
Miss Myrtle Scammon who has been at
work In Sorrento has returned home.
Freeman Kingman, who has been
working at Bar Harbor, returned home
last week in poor health.
June II. M, p
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East Lamofne.
John A. Peters, jr., and H.W. Cushman,
with their families, are at their cottages
for the summer.
There was an ice cream sociable at Mrs.
Samuel DesIsles' Wednesday night, for
the benefit of the church.
Commander Logan arrived Tuesday
with his family. They viii occupy the
Hamlin cottage near the hotel.
June II. FL.
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Penobscor.
Mrs. Barbara Perkins, who received a
slight shock June IL, is slowly improving.
The Kings Daughters have recently pur-
chased a new carpet for the Methodist
church.
Mrs. A. E. Sprague and son Donald, of
Boothbay Harbor, are visiting friends and
relatives in town.
The board of health has made arrange
ments for the free vaccination of citizens
at the office of DR.. WardwelI.
DIR. M. A. Wardwen has been in Port
land this week attending the forty ninth
annual meeting of the Maine medical
association.
June IL. SrRA
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Even a slight attack of Ia grippe
sows the seeds of discord and degenera-
ton all through the system. Recovery
seems impossible. The strength does
not return. The whole system seems
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
Legal Notices.

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIRCUIT
OF the Territory OF Hawaii. In prohs'e at chambers
as Kuohau late Of Eva, Oahu, decea sed, Intestate
Petition having heen filed by hahuna, son Of said
interstate. praying that letters Of minsfaton upon
said estate be issued 10 Cecil Brown notice Is hereby
given that Monday, Ihe OH iay OF MAY. AID, 1901
at 10 O'Clock am In the judiciary Building, Homo
lulu, Is appointed the time and place Tor hearing said
petition. when and where all persons concerned
appear and show csUse, " any they have. why said
petition should not be granted.
Honolulu, March s2th, 4. D., 1901.
BY the Court,
, p.D' KHLLETr' r..
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kuaokhua Honolulu Oahu $780, at cent Book
RECORDED APRIL s. 1901.
Ex D.
thu College, NJ, College Hills
Oahu Book
date fIoo2Ioo an. Book 2S,
kphuu Co. l. 1901
for fun
Wolrs Ts Oahu College Apr lots block College Hills
TrscH Honolulu Book
NJ
TracH onolu
Lansing Shaw, d, Feo lot block Kmu
Honolulu, Book
Mayt TOP CJones,PA
Cook d. Mar tlo Hawaii
Book page 400 =. .--- - 5000 -
Honou Book
Lyman Halai Hin and CO Ltd s. Mars
Ho, Hawaii
M D c tine
Honolulu, Book
Paia Plantation d. Aug 1906 land
Book
College to BALDWIN 2, lots
Honolulu, Oahu 10000. Book
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
PORTO RICO NOT
IN HAPPY MOOD

Cincinnati, April 6. - A cores
pendent at San Juan, Porto Rico, In
a special to the Enquirer, says: Il
was here before the war with Spain
and most Of the time since and must
admit that while sanitary and other
reforms have been worked out and
other benehcent reforms projected,
disasters and inexperi-
enced administration have caused the
material condition of the people to
be worse now than under Spanish
rule. In a number Of districts the
people are actually starving. There
is no work; the planters have no
money to undertake cultivation. The
banks will not lend them a small
amount. Stories are told of the i'm.
mense opportunities for capitalists,
but some way they do not seem to
come here.
The municipalities have no funds
and have failed in attempts to Dor
row the necessary money to conduct
AFFAIRS or undertake Improvement.
THE markets are paralyzed. The
warehouses are full of tobacco with
no sale for coffee. The people are
denied citizenship and are left like
prisoners on the Island to starve.
These things appeal to the people
more than implanting schools and
other reforms. utterly heartsick,
the people gather at the wharves,
gaze out on the water and beg OF
ship owners to take them anywhere
Thousands are going to Hawaii
Cuba, San Domingo, Ecuador and
other islands. Agents are picking NJ
men and women. The local press
urges the government to take action
at once to stop the exodus. The en-
igration to Ecuador has been prac'
tically stopped because of the III
treatment received by those who have
sought refuge there. Ship load after
shipload of people are leaving for
other places.
AS a result OF the trip OF the Por'
TO Rican commission to Washington
owners have been allowed to place
their own valuation on property. The
new tax law has been otherwise mold
fed and less opposition IL now made
The people object to continuing the
payment of Is per cent OF the Ding
ley tariff"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
COLOMBIA TAKES PART
IN CANAL Building

Washington. April - Colombian
has demanded Of the United States
the recognition Of the principle Of
neutrality In the agreement she hopes
to reach with this country contem.
plating its completion of the Panama
canal
This condition is included In a
memorandum submitted by Minister
Silva to Secretary Hay, embodying
the terms upon which his Government
is willing to transfer the canal to the
United States. J. F. Ford, consulting
engineer OF the Colombian Govern.
ment and attache OF the Colombian
legation, made this authoritative
statement this afternoon regarding
the terms offered the United States:
THE proposition made by Colon
bia amounts TO something like the
transfer of n house In which there Is
tenant. The rights OF the tenant
are guaranteed with certain reserva-
lions and they must be respected.
Colombia must have an interest in
the future tolls OF the canal which
shall he more than, or, at least, equi.
valent to, what she would receive I'M
der the concession held by the Pa
mama Canal Company. Hence The
capital cost Of the construction of the
canal will not be affected by any
financial agreement Colombia might
wish to make respecting the future.
The capital cost Of construction Of the
canal will not be increased over the
estimate OF cost fixed by the Ameri.
can Isthmian Canal Commission.
Colombia offers to the United
States control and operation OF the
canal, possibly In perpetuity. The
United States must guarantee Colon.
bias political sovereignty over the
territory now included In the Depart.
ment of Panama. Colombia requires
ut present an observance of the prin.
ciDle OF general neutrality as provid-
ed for in the Clayton. Bulwer treaty
which she will not discuss. but which
she does not In any wav wish to VIC.
late. A careful reading OF the CLAY.
ton-Bulwer treaty will show that II ls
strictly limited to prohibition
against either the United States or
Great Britain ever controlling or own.
Ing the Nicaragua canal, which is
specifically mentioned In every article
except the eighth. The eighth article
establishes the general principle OF
the neutrality OF anv canal and then
mentions the possibility Of the con.
struction Of canal. either at Panama
or Tehuantepec. thereby further
showing the limitation OF the previ,
GUS articles.
Colombia makes an absolutely
square business proposition which In
every way Is feasible and advantage,
Gus to the United States. The, rights
OF tho French company must be re-
spected as far as they go and what
ever they NAV he. In case the United
States should come TO an agreem ant
with Colombia II will be able 10 trent
with the French company for the ac
Nuisition OF Its property and the
French company will receive permits
sion Of Colombia 10 negotiate with
the United States, which nj present
IL prohibited under It's concession"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
BITS Of RIO WRECK
INDICATE EXPLOSION

Alameda, April s. - One Of the two
pieces Of flotsam from the wreck of
the Inflated steamer Rio de Janeiro
that were picked up on the bay shore
at the foot Of Mcpherson street yes
terday is calculated to bear out the
theory that the boilers of the ship
exploded just as she took the final
plunge beneath the waves. IL is a cop.
per calling-card plate bearing the
name of Miss Rowena Jehu, one of
the victims Of the wreck, that is firm.
~ embedded In the piece of wood that
has kept 1t afioat these many days,
showing that 1t must have been driven
into the timber by some explosive
force.
The fotsam was found by Mrs. 10.
seph Boles, Portuguese washerwo.
man, living at Hendrick place. She
was gathering driftwood on the shore
when she came upon IL. She also
found a small trunk that evidently had
been the property of a well.to-do
Chinese who met his fate on the Rio
de Janeiro.
Mrs. Boles called a boy named Joe
Cayo to look at her find. With some
difficulty he forced the lid of, expos.
ihb W wow Ilttlt WOOutn 1HDanne0
box, number of pieces of silken ap.
parel, some Chinese notebooks and a
wooden die. The clothing seems to be
of the best material and indicates that
the owner was wealthy. The notebooks
have fancy covers and one OF them
is described as a Chinese dictionary.
The die probably contains the name
of the Chinese who lost his life and
ha hAa,, tnl ,,.t 4 ~
Chez Gun" by a local interpreter. The
trunk itself is well preserved consid.
ering the length of time II has been
In the water and not a scratch mars
its leather exterior.
There is some controversy over the
possession OF the little box that was
found inside of the trunk. Mrs Boles
says that young Cavo ran of with II
as soon as he ratified II and found that
something jingled inside. She thinks
II contained large sum Of money.
On the other hand. Cavo says he did
not take the box and that Mrs Boles
has II. He stoutly denies that there
was any money in IL. anyway.
Mrs. Boles told the story of her find
to Mrs. Arthur NJ. Hickox. one of her
employers. and yesterday afternoon
A''i os ii'N'A toph nohiN VI tht ti'itb
to the Chinese Consul in San Francis
co. He was very much interested In
them and said that Chinatown would
be placarded In an effort to discover
the relatives OF the drowned Chinese.
The wood and name plate and the
trunk Mrs. Boles carried to her home.
It was not long before the news OF
the find had spread over the entire
neighborhcod and many flocked to
see the things. Among those who
viewed them was a young man, who
recognized the name Of Miss Rowena
Jehu as being that of victim OF the
wreck. He persuaded Mrs. Boles to
give him the wood and plate. which
he took to the Jehu home in this city.
II is the opinion OF those who saw
the relics that the plate could only
have been so embedded In the timber
by sudden ana great force. II is so
firmly fixed that It cannot be moved
When the Rio de Janeiro went down
her boilers are said to have exploded
and this explosion is believed to have
caused the death Of many of the strug.
Cling passengers and crew,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
Admins traitors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that III, Undersigned has
been appointed BY the Hon, A, S, Humphreys, First
Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the First Circuit al
mlnisat OF the estate OF 5, Kaiatoil .ecsasel OF
Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, Territory OF Hawaii All
creditors are hereby notified TO pTesen, the claims
duly authenticated and With Pre- per vouchers II any
exit TO me at the law office OF AchI Il j hnSo- No.
a. Campbell Block, upstairs In said hon lulu with.
In six months from the date Of this publication OF be
forever baird AMI al, persons Indebted 10 the saii
estate are requested 10 make imne iiae payment Of
such lndeh einess 10 me.
thOCH JOHNSON
Administrator Estate OF :, KailkoiIl, deceased
Honolulu, April =, t9pI $50 -4,-t,srEgg
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15

From the foregoing statement -
Assets there Is excluded las Is us.af
with this Company every item wbrh
is not admitted by the State Insurs.ns
Department, and very conservative
valuation is put upon the various itema
OF assets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
Notice to Creditors.

The undersigned, having been duly appointed al
Of tn estate OF J. Long, late of Khei
Maui. deceI sei. interstate, hereby gives notice all
creditors of The Sad ieceassi 10 present cir CLAIM
July auth nticaei with proper vouchers even II the
sane sIs ,ecuIej by mortgage upon real estate to
him at W. ilIhu, Maui, within six months from the
ia,e hereof or they will Re forever barred
GEO. HONS,
administrator, Estate OF J. {. Long.
Maui March goth. 1901
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15

Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, i2iD Fort st., u so per week up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
ADMINISTRATORS Notice 70
Creditors.

Notice " hereby given by the undersigned aimnis-
uaTik NJ NE estate N The late tc0tgc Manson De-
ceased TO all crril prs having claims against the sai
estate 10 present the same iulY authsntiga tsi ana
sit1 proper vouchers esen n hr lin u secured by
mortgage ~ uh.Iwi p, A. me once " N, David
so, tAlp Iug kaahumanu street, llOnolulu, Oahu,
within sN mont a. ~ date NJ ihry viii bs toIe,ei
barred, .-.
NY JOSEPHINE MANSON
Aimlnsusifis oi me esls,r VI George Manson DE-
Ssssed,
ba,si Honolalu, March IS 49,
UsrsN 'sshIsI,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
Corporation Notices.
NOTICE..

In consequence Of the appointment Of
the Hon. Geo. Gear to the CiIcuit Bench
as End Judge, the firm OF Davis and Gear
Is dissolved. Geo. A. Davis will occupy
the same Offices and continue the active
practice of his profession. 1900 {
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15

Liabilities.
Reserve fund for all out
standing Policies in force
December 3lst, 1900, cal
culated on the assunp-
ton that the Company's
investments will earn in
terest at the rate OF 40
per annum. ........,...$2 3 ,625, S1&0
Additional Reserve fund
required to place the
Company on a 3h%
basis for all outstanding ..
Policies ............... sa.IMM
Reserve Fund for Extra
Risks and Surrender VAL
ues. etc ................ 1oI!eaR
Unadjusted Claims ...... 15s,i51n
Unpaid Dividends OF 1900
due to Policyholders. e0,f9a
Reserve Fund for Dlvi-
dends to Policyholders:
Payable In 1901
.............. s1SS,224
Payable subse-
quent to 1901
as Dividend
Periods ma
ture ........ ss2,30S.ss
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
I,o7o.y,1.0

Total Liabilities .s25, SIS, MS
Surplus as regards Policy
holders ............... I,523,ssa1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15

Total Assets ........s27 .s7s,Ss1E
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15

IN CIRCUIT COURT. SECOND CIRCUIT.
Territory OF Hawaii In the matter Of the estate Of
All Ming. late OF Kshulii Msui. deceased i1iestate
On reading and filing the petition of Teng " ong.
admlniSuato OF the estate of IN Ming praying tor
order OF sale OF certai1 real estate Belonging to
the said estate, situate at kunaoie Kuia, Maui. AMI
setting forth certain reasons why such real estate
should he sold to-wlt That the personal estate OF
the said estate Is insufficient 10 pay the debts OF the
deeea'ed. II is hereby ordered that the next Of kin
OF the said deceased and all persons Interested In the
said estate, appear before this court on THURS
DAY. the ssth day OF APRIL. 40. 1901. at ten
o'clock a. IN, al the Cour, Room OF this Court In
Walluku, Maui then and there 10 show cause Why al
order should not be grated tor the sale Of such
tate.
Dated Wailuku, Maui, March 76ih. I9oI,
BY the Court,
SEAL JAS N. X. KEoLA,
1904 lt-Apr 1915 Clerk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-15
Tonipht's Band Concert.

The band will play the following Sc
lections at a concert In Emma Square
at the usual hour this evening:
Part I.
Overture-Schiller ,....... Meyerbeer
selection--La Perichole SO. Offenbach
Cornet Solo-La Contesse (new)..
Mr.. Charles Kreuter.
Songs Thy requesD-
(a) Lei POM Moi OBJ Sweet Lei
Mamo.
Miss j. Keliiaa.
(c) Ku'u Wehiwehi (dl KOhohi,
Mrs. N, Alapai.
Part III.
-Mascarado (by requesD go,
,,r,,''''''''''''' '''''' SulllNhH
March-Les Muscadins ,,.,,,,, Wachs
waltz -Andalusian Love Dreams,
,,,,,'''''' '''''''''''' fFlenhlhn
Gnlop--Full Speed Ahead ,,,,,,. Bohm
The Star spangled banner,
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, i2i9 Fort st., $3.50 per week up,