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The daily Republican., 1902-11-29

The Rev. DR.. B. l.. Whitman,
pastor OF one OF the leading church.
es OF Philadelphia will address the
Big Meeting for men at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow afternoon.
He was only thirty -four years Of
age when elected as president OF
Columbian University, Washing on
d. c. HIS personal magnetism, his
splendid voice. and ripe scholar.
ship, combine to make MIN one of
the leading pulpit speakers of this
country. A good musical pro.
gramme is being prepared. Tick
els may be obtained at the usual
places.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-29
NOTES FROM
ASSOCIATION HALL

Professor John K. White, late
ly of New York, will meet all the
men of the city who woull be in
terested in the formation of cur
rent topics club next Monday night
at the association building. This
club will be for the consideration
of current history as found in the
newspapers, etc. Professor White
comes highly recommended by those
who have heard him lecture. This
meeting will be open to all the men
of the city, irrespective of associa-
tion membership, and it is hoped
that there will be a large attend
ance.
THE ASSOCIATION AND CITY PROBLEM
The destiny Of the city is wrapped
up IN the character OF it's young men.
Given 4 clean young manhood in our
cities and we have assured, at least
for the future, clean municipal gov.
crnments.
Young men are started either on
their upward or downward courses
BY means Of appeal to normal tenden
ces Places OF vice and the Assoca-
tion are reaching out for the same
young men, by means OF the same
tendencies, but fer dramatically
opposite purposes. They meet upon
common ground. Both appeal to the
physical and the social natures of
men. The purpose OF the Association
Is the complete salvation of men
body, mind and spirit Beginning
upon the plans where it finds the
massi of men it lifts them as rapidly
as possible 10 lives OF purer thought
and usefulness The man who puts
his time and money into the Young
Mems Christian Association con-
tributes honest red blood to our
The daily Republican., 1902-11-29

ONsuMPTlON, ASTHMA, CATARRI, RHEU.
~ mallsm. kepIa Igia, quick relief. Or. Mont.
gomery, 200 N. Ninth street, PhilA,, Pa.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-29
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %, 1909.
End of the Coal strike

It Is difficult to find words to ex-
press the qualification felt at the sue
cessful outcome OF the Presidents
efforts to end the coal strike. When
he first preached the subject, Mr..
Roosevelt's political advisers depreci-
ated his proposition. They said he
would accomplish nothing, and would
make enemies for himself and his
party; that even IL he secured the
consent of both parties to arbitration,
1t would possibly fall to him to name
the arbitrator, and that he could not
do without making enemies; he had
no legal right to interfere, and he had
better abstain from adding to his re-
sponsibilities.
To all of this MIR. Roosevelt replied
that he could not contemplate the
appalling prospect of the continuance
OF the strike into the winter months,
with the terrible and widespread suf-
fering which must epsue, and feel that
he was doing his duty as the chosen
representative OF the people without
at least making an effort to culminats
the struggle.
The history Of his efforts Is known,
including the tact with which he con-
Quoted the meeting of the opponents,
the gentleness with which he received
the accusation of the railway presi-
dents, that he was not doing his duty
because he had not sent federal troops
TO protect their interests, the earnest
ness with which he pursued his efforts,
even after the first conference failed,
the courage with which he insisted
that the operators permit him to add
labor leader to the list OF arbitrator,
and the responsiveness with which he
led Mitchell to accept the arbitration
commission he had selected
The whole goes to make up one OF
the most oreditable chapters in the
history Of a long line OF republican
administrations, and demonstrates
beyond cavil the excellent judg-
ment Of the President of the United
States.
Everyone seems confident that the
commission Mr.. Roosevelt has se-
lected will ascertain the facts and
adiudicate the contentious with per-
feet impartiality. Under the rules
which will govern the proceedings oil
the srhitrstors, two thirds vote viii
be required on every mooted question,
and their findings will bind both
miners and operators for a period Of
ut least three years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
Entertainment Course.

Ten Ellsworth gentlemen have arranged
with the White entertainment bureaa, Of
Boston, To give during the winter series
OF Ave entertainments.
These entertainments are literary and
musical, and OF character seffsrieniiy
varied as to sppesi. n he hoped. to wars ut
q liberal patronage.
TIE course will begin on the evening OF
Nov. %, aud there will be one In each OF
the following four months. Course tick
cts, which viii include reserved se@t at
Hancock ball, where all the entertain
ments win be given, with cost q each.
Following Is list of the events, with
tbs dates on which they will occur:
Nov. ss-The wagner Harp Orchestra and Quar-
teTte Co
Dec. ls--the LsseoiHs In Travel and Song. Iup.
plemensed with motion pictures.
jaa. z7-The apollo Quaries,e, Of Boston.
whose lr~t tenor wss formerly Of the famous
Temple quarseits.
Feb. ts--Mara. the I'riT &c OF Magic. said 70 be
the equal Of the c. l.brsted iiermsnn.
March % The Boston Ladies' symphopy Or
ehestrS. composed Of ,wesiy ave ladies a
sesor soloiss accompanies the orchestra.
Sufficient encouragement has already
been given the promoters OF the course to
satisfy them that they will be supported
by the public In their efforts TO bring to
this city series OF high class entertain
msuts
The gentlemen interested In the project
are: George e. Greeley. /. r. Giles, w.
II. Dresser, ). A. Cunningham, II. l..
Crabtree. DIR. @. $. Hsserthy, r. e. Mo-
rang, c. l. Morang. Alex McNahh and r.
w. Rollins
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
Democrats Disorgauizatlon.

Republican speakers All over the
country tell the same tale OF demo
cratic disorganizalion. They say that
the abjeet failure OF the Philippine
question 10 make popular issue, fol-
lowed now by the settlement of the
coal strike, leaving the New York
democratic platform lone monu-
ment to democratic demagogism,
have had most depressing effect on
the democratic workers, and 1t is not
surprising that the congressional
committee is complaining because it
cannot secure spellbinders.
The democrats do not know where
they stand. Hill, the leader in New
York, is vigorously advocating social
ism. Coler, the candidate for gov
ernor, has repudiated the platform.
In Illinois, the campaign committee
has practically confessed itself bank
rupt, and numerous state committees
could confess the same with equal
truth.
Even the trust issue has paied into
insignificance. In view of the attor-
aey generals recent lucid expla-
nation of the situation and the pros
pect of adequate legislation for the
control OF the trusts at the first SEES
sion of the 5sth Congress, there is
no ground on which TO appeal to the
people to vote for "the party OF
calamity and unsound financial
methods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

The campaign throughout the
country is progressing most satisfac-
torily. Chairman Babcock was in
Washington last week, and he said he
had every reason to feel hopeful. The
republican members of both houses
of Congress are taking a most active
interest in the work, and are speaking
in all parts OF the country, wherever
directed by the congressional com
mittee. The members OF the cabinet
are also lending every possible assist
ance. The news received from Cali
fornia is most encouraging. Repre-
sentative Littlefield, OF Maine, Is doing
good work for the party In that d.
rection. He lie, by the way, being In
troduced in many instances as the
next speaker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

BY his close attention to the coal
strike, the President has forfeited the
short period OF rest he hoped TO Sc
cure at Oyster Bay before IL became
necessary to prepare his message to
Congress. Mrs. Roosevelt has been
compelled to go to Long Island with
out him. While there she viii close
the summer home, and win soon re-
turn with the children to Washington.
Every effort is being made to com
plete the new Office building which
viii be used by the President so that
he may have the use OF the entire
building known as Tire temporary
White House for residence purposes,
after his family returns, and for the
remaining two months which II will
take 10 complete the renovation oil
the White house proper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

Work will be resumed throughout
the anthracite coal regions to-mor-
row morning. IL is not likely that
any hard coal can reach Ellsworth this
fall by water before navigation closes.
Some may he brought TO Mt Desert
Ferry, and brought here by rail, but
even this would so add TO the normal
price as to make the demand limited
This city has about made up its mind
TO being reconciled to the use OF wood
through the winter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
Correspondence.
Rejoicing Over a New rostoesee.

Rejoicing Over New Postofsice.
GoTr's Island, Ost. 20. 1909.
To the Editor Of The Amertcan.
take the liberty OF saying through the
coIamns Of THE AMERICAN that there Is
general rejoicing over the establishment
Of postoffsce IT this place
On Friday, Oct. 10, fsgs were displayed
from many OF the fisgpoles here. We all
wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude to
Senator Eugene Hale for the interest be
took In behalf OF this Isolated people.
Yours very respectfully.
M. " BAnBrpoE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

when a horse picks up nall IN bis foot what
does the driver dos Does he whip the hmpinz.
laughing animal Aad force min along Not anlsse
he wants 10 ruiz She horee. AZ the flrst Sign OF
iameness Re jumps down, examines the foot
aud carefully removes the canse OF the lame
nesa What j. called weak stomach = ike ths
iSmeness OF the horse, onty 20 pc cured by re
moving ana cause Of the trouble. II you slim
alatz the stomach with whisky medicines" you
keep Il geing. hnt every day the condition Is
fsercess Gotten Medical Discovery Will pui the
efsoraeFet stomach and its allied organs OF d
xessiaE and nutriti0a Ia perfect eondiuon-
Ninety eight times In every hundreN "solden
Medical Discovery" will cure the worst ailments
srixinsEing in diseases Of the stomach. IL al
most a3ways cures. To cure constipation use
nr. Piercs's Pleasant Pellets They're sure
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
FIftx-fiye Years Welded.

The flity-ii fth anniversary OF the mar
rtsge of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buck, OF
oriand. was duly observed on Monday,
Oct. 49,
A large party OF friends aud relatives
collected at their home during the sitter
noon to congratulate them, sud snothe
party came Ia the evening,
Five years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Back eele-
breted their golden wedding. Tue aye
added years OF health and prosperity hsye
chsaged the appearance Of the couple but
little, be holding his age weli, aud she
even appearing to grow younger.
Tsrea sons aud three daughters have
grown TO manhood and womsphood
around them. Two live with them, while
the rest, although considerably scattered,
still keep In touch with the old people.
Their daughter Elizabeth, who for several
years has been connected with the post
office at woodiords, Is spending yscs-
tion with them.
Their friends hope that many more
anniversaries are in store for them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
I.ipton.s Third Challenge,

Sir Thomas Lipton's third challenge for
the Americas cup. sent by the Royal u
ster yacht club, was made public at the
New York yacht club last Thursday, after
being read and accepted BY . COMMITTEES
appointed for that purpose.
The challenge is almost identical with
that sent by Sir Thomas In 1900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

During marriage ceremony as North
east Hareor, q week or two ago, the long
veil OF the bride in some unacccuntshls
way. became loosencd. and fell. A super
stitious bride would have been horror
stricken at sueh an occurrence; per
hsps would have tainted; perhsp.
postponed the event. Not 20 this bride,
Mss Caro- May Stanley; she Just stopped
the proceedings long enough 10 readissi
the refractory adjournment. glanced smii-
ingiy al the groom. George Edward
Turner, spd then, with iet-the-proee~s-
ion-mose hook towards the minister, re-
snrpcd her position At the altar. The
reverend gentleman proecedcd, and u
vas noticed that he gave an extra teg al
the puptisi knot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

s. A. Doyle, Milford, Lassen county,
California, renewed his subscription
the other day, and in letter to the
editor said:--sI have read THE
AMERICAN ever since the issue of its
first number, near forty -seven years,
and intend TO read it during the re-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

want Hose ttfuf on Aobs'cfs-
Tue fisnermen OF Aaglnaeas sad erie
Haven, who are excessively engaged In
lob=terinx, have given notice that they
will asa the incoming legislature TO
declare close time on HOLSTERS for the
months OF August and September.
Along the Knox county shore, snd in
fact all along the Msin- eo@st, this viii
be regarded a. movement et atmo=i
importance Many selssxe th~t tbs
future Of the lobster fissrfSes So Sspenc
cut upan promp, and restrictive snsa-.
ur,s, and the action Of the Mstinicus ape
erie Haven fishermen ID probably bat
the beginning.
There viii undoubtedly he sorns o srs 81
tion TO the proposed Lag. as |; he Usher
men are by no means agreed upon the
best method. snd some liwsfy bearings be-
fore tire COMMITTEES on Ashertes sre
-lrrsdy promised
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

mainder of my life. 1t has been
thirty three years since left the old
Pine Tree State, and THE AMERICAN
has come to me every week, keeping
me posted upon the current events
Of the day amid the scenes of my child
hood and early manhood
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

The annual meeting Of tue ssockhoid-
ere OF the Msiue Central railroad vas held
In Portland last "Wednesday.
There vas no change tn the manage
ment. The old board OF directors IVES
reelected. and the directors reelected
Locus Tattle president, George r. Evans
vice. president aud general manager. and
Josiah II. Dfupmoad clerk.
An abstract Of the snauai report OF the
Washington County railroad shows that
the deficit this year is 2, 80 against q
deficit last year OF si7o. Isl.
The hns.ness OF the road Ia gradually
increasing. Tue directors elected are.
John w. simpson, Frank b. seaiey. Y. w
whitridre, Henry W. Cannon, W. Kirk.
patrick lfsrice, Stewart NJ. Brtes. l. ~
sch~sp. Frank e. Randall, New York
Geo. A. Merchie. r. w. Kelley, Geo. A.
curran, Calais; r.. A. Chandler. Addison
w. NJ. Nash, Chsrryfeid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
COUNTY GOSSIP.

OF the ATTY graduates Of the normal
school at Csstine. class OF reo2, thirty-hve
have already secured positions as teachers.
No wonder Priacipsi Richardson u proud
OF the record.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
steamer Service In Frenchman,s na

Steamer Service In Frenchman's Bay
The winter schedule of the sasIne Cen,
trails steamer service in Frenchmsn,s b,
Is as follows;
Leave Bar Hsrbor at 1880 q. m, rs D
m. and $40 p. M; leave Sorrento st . =
M; leave Sullivan at AIS p. m, arriving a
Mt. Desert Ferry at if.06 q. m, 40 p. M.
and $50 p. IN.
Leave Mt. Desert Ferry at a. M. 10 o.
p. m. and $50 p. M; leave Sullivan at -
3. M; leave Sorrento at s.45 a. M, arriving
in Bar Harbor at so a. M, LAS p. m.
and 80 p. m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
amal rIa,lsra.

~--F-T-~7s fe-fsFf7-s - - - ~-~s>~-~I
THE subscribers hereby efvr no,8c
i they have BEEN daily Appotated Al
sFa.avs u the estate 81 seiootc j. utlp5
tAts Of Trras0n. in she eusnty OF Had
d~coased. and gsyen bonds a. the tss !
AL pEFs1Ha having demands against N
tale Of snli deceased are desired 10 VI
ths same feE seStlcmsnt, and al ind
thereto are requested 10 make pay nefl
tnedias&iy. PRan@ l. LzLstl
Dss1h~r :, fRya Hssar W. Lslk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

Bar Hsrbor is TO have loan aud bald
ing association. e. 5. j. Morse end
twenty-sIx Others have asked the bank
ing department OF the State for per-
mission 10 orsaniEe one, and has received
,,artss f&sfou
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

DfcKSp up adsifl saashsssf fgcN5
i lard. Ne. AboHt miles. pet.
fe1f AoFys asw. painted yelf1~. 'y
trzwi. swa snafs paiatfd assck. s~a No.
csc. o@ner eve have ssfss BY pfof3
sFsY and psyiag charges 70 w.
s. w. Naws
Oct. n. 1881. aans~t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
rll.marth re.tl,al Chorn..

A copy OF the following circular has
been sent to everybody in Ellsworth who
is ct ali interested In the maintenance OF
the Ellis wort festival chorus.
II any ono tails TO receive one. he Cor
sbs1 need no, feel any embarrassment
about coming to tho meeting which Is
called for this evening, 90 II b. the de-
sire OF tbs management to have every
body interested.
A special appeal Ia made for mems
voices, which are sadly needed. Follow
ing 10 the circular;
A tescrmsness EFFORT IL 10 be made this fall 10
continue the Ellsworth division OF The Masnc
festival chorus with large Increase 10 member
ship.
This organisation Offers 10 all our residents
an Opportunity 10 become acquainted with the
grsncess mnssc ever written, 70 fssiliarsse
themselves with grand ard solemn erssorios.
the lighter cast4is. the glorious eheruses OF
grand opera and. above al. TO stag al this ard
mach moro az the yesriy festival In Bangor 10
company With the fness soleists Of two cont
neutA, In a enorus Of nearly Lee voices. and TO
the accompaniment Of The Maine symphony or.
ehessrs OF nsty pieces.
This organization. we ursc, should have 90 iss
membership list the name of every pcrsoa Ia
our city who can ssnx. evea lsstie- u shaalsl
he borne la uind thai tho ability 10 read masic
is not essential. although. OF coarse. desirable
and very convenient
A meeting for the purpose Of reorganization
viii be bold al Manning ball en "Wednesday
evening, Oct. q. at f.ts. and u IL hopcc that al
whe are Interested In susie viii he present
and avail themselves OF this opportunity 70 tosE
she chorus. and snus assist In making The k1is
worth festival chorus an organization Of which
Ia neml.ers and TIC city NAY Be proud.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

The President on @The Presidency.
Before BIZ. domination for the vice.
presidency. Theodore Roosevelt wrote ex-
pressiy for The Youths CcnspaHfon, of
Boston. an article on ''The Presidency.
II viii be published IN the number TOR
November 9, this being one OF the
remaining weekly Issues Of 1902 sent ires
from the time OF subscription 10 every
new subscriber who at orce sends u %
tor 7'he Companions 1903 yoiume.
W hen this article on The Presidency"
~ss written no one could have fcreseen
or dreamed even that it, suthor wouis 30
soon be called upon TO take up tbc duties
OF the great Office. For this reason alone
what Mr.. Roosevelt bss 10 say Possesses
extraordinary interest, and will be
eagerly swaned by persons OF all shades
of political opinion.
Atwenty gh,-psge prospectus Of the
1903 volume OF The compomioa and
sample copies OF the psper viii be sent
tree to any address.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

VITO eauIdaI te.ch Iaeir children any
shtag worta while.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

The reAfters ~ this paper ~sii be pleased to
lArn THAI ths-re Il IS least ons Hre4ssss dtAsAke
that scivnce has besn alis 10 Ia all ils ssxcs
snf ths, T. gst&rrh usirs Cstrrh Gore 4 The
Only positive cure aow known 10 the msritnui
fratsfrify. Cat=rrh hsiax = constitutional ia
ease. REQ 4ires Acenstitusionai srext nsent Hsn'.
CAfarrA Cure - tskHs Internally, aching directly
up0n thu hiss1za and marogs sarfscss 90 the ey-
iega. thereby destroying trs fosndatsan Of tNe
disease. and giving TIE psti@nt stTs-ngfh 6Y
boil iibg NJ the c0nStitAttpn ard s@ststfag IA
tuFe 10 dciBE to work. The pFuprietnrp have 20
mnrh fAitn IN ifsruratise power. that they ufe1
one Hundred Dollar for avg ease that Il fails
"a rsfe. s-ed for nss of iestinaonssis.
Address. v. CHENEY CO. Toledo, q,
Said ~ Druggists 7ac,
Hsu's family pills are The sest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

John A. Diiion, editorial writer on the
New York World. died at Joseph Puiss.
xsr'. Bar Hsreor home. "Chstwoid," last
Wednesday night. Mr.. Dillon vas thrown
from his horse sbout svc weeks age, and
badly injured. Pneumonia followed, auc
death resulted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

Dfsraicr OF MAfsE -.
On this 18Th day OF October, q. q. f<szs %
reading the foregoing petition, ~ is-
Ordered by The court. thai . hearing be -
upon the same on the TIN day % SoYsmss
a. a. 1872 before said couri AT Portland, ~ -.
district, al 10 o'clock In the forenoons and ~
notice thereof be pabiixasd I'm the Eiiswcfl@
American, newspaper printed IN said a.
trict, and that nll known creditors. and otaS..
persons In Interest, ntSy appear ~ thS So
time and place. and show cause, II any tas{
have, Why the prayer Of said petitioner snosi4
not be granted
And II IL further ordered by the court, ths'
the clerk shall send by mail 10 all known efel
stors copies Of said petition and this ofasl.
addressed 10 them At their places OF rcsldencs
- stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence HAlss'
Judge Of the said court, and the seal Thereof.
At Portland, In said district, on the fsth dAs
OF October, .. a. 1900.
L. S. A. III. DAVIS Ciesk-
trSe copy OF petition and order thereon
Atsests--A. III. DAVIS. GlsFk'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

In the nsxssef OF
ioAN 4. MrkgowS,

toaN L. Mekgows, In baakyhf
Aznkrupt,
To she Hon. Cf4reare flsie. fudge 81 Ind
trles court % the United slAtea for ths
tFsc& 81 Maine
IOHS J. MfkEOWS, Of Lanoine Beat
81 the county Of Hancock. and state OF "
ia said district respectfully represents
on the zSt dsy Of November. last past,
eaiy adladxed bankrupt. under the A.
Congress relating TO bankruptcy thSS
has daily surrendered sill bis property
rights Of property. And has fnlly con
with all the requirements OF said acts Al
the orders Of court touching his bankrul
Wherefore he pFAys that he may bel
creed by the court 10 have o fuii disehl
from all debts provabie against his q
under said bankruptcy acts. except such 4
ss are excepted b Law frosa such diScAl
Dated this 18th day o. Ocgber. =. a. fsn9
yoss1s. Mcksows
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