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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03
COMING EVENTS.

Saturday, Sept. 6, at town hall, waltham
Sixteenth annual reunion of the Giles
family.
Sept. "a and %, at Mountain park, Blue
hill-ADnuaI fair of the Hancock county
agricultural society.
Sept. 80 aud Oct. l. at Amherst
fair OF tue Northern Hancock agricul-
tural society.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. Z, s and 9, at Wyman park, Els
association.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03

The tannery OF w. /. Shaw at New Linn
erick, was burned Saturday night, entail
ing loss OF $50, 600. and throwing nearly
200 men out OF employment.
w. F. Matthews, of Brewer, freight
brakeman, was instantly killed near the
Vesze station of the Maine Central rail-
road last Saturday night. Matthews was
a widower with three small children, " he
live with a sister in Rockland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03
A man makes asweeping assertion wher

A man makes sweeping assertion when
he fills his opponents eyes with dust.
Pretty Dorothy-Tell me honestly,
professor, what made you propose to me7
Prefessor-Dear girl, 1t suddenly struck
me that you would be handsome addition
to any library.-Detroit Free Press.
Mrs. Homer-Were you troubled by mai
de mer while crossing the oceanf Mrs..
Neurich-No, indeed, was so seasick all
the way over that / didn't even have
chance to make his acquaintance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03
Chamber Sets

We have large and varied assort-
ment Of Chamber Sets. Our Iron
Bedsteads are the latest thing out
They can't be beat. The Wood
Sets speak for themselves. Come
in and see them; we are always
pleased 10 show goods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03
Paint Your Buggy for zsc.

10 sl.c0 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. 1t
weighs 3 to ozs. more to the pint than others,
wears longer, and gives a gloss equal 10 new
work. Sold by wIGGIs & MOORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERTIsKsEsTs THIS WEEK.

Q G Burrill a Son--IBsurance.
NJ Gallert-Dry goods.
Giles Burrili-New market.
China Japan Tea Co--Tea, coffee and spice.
MISREPRESENTATION stationery, etc.
Cunning ham Confectioner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLswoRrH rosr.orYIcE.
In effect June 10. 1909.

GOING EAsr-s.l3 T.2i Washington Coy
am, 'isS7. All and gil pm.
Gotso WEST il-ss q m. '223 5-s1 and
io-sspm.
NAIL CLOSES AT rosr.oFFIcE.
Gorse EAST m (washington Col. 345,
$50 and 10 pm.
GOING wEsr-li.so m, -. S and 10 p m.
SUNDAY.
Mall trains from the west arrive at 6.ls q m.
sle-as and ell p m. Leave for the west at 'l.ss.
a-si and io.ss IN. Mail closes for the west at
-. Sand 10 N.
Service BY this train In effect from June % to
Oct. s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Education,

What sculpture is to block OF mar
BILE education is to human soul. The
philosopher the saint and the hero. the
wise, the good and the great man very
often lie hid and concealed in a plehe-
ian. which proper education might
have disinterred and brought to light
Addison,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Cause Tor sent.ration.

Her Pastor DO you not know that
what God has Joined together man
should not put asunder;
The Divorcee-~lt was not Il man in
our case. Ii was a milliner.
A what?"
~ miiiner. You see MY husband
said he'd rather pay alinlony than buy
hats, as it would be cheaper in the
long run."-New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
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another "M..rs,arevS re2er Succeed IL
getting ritl OF all TIE traces. Ike
enough yoi:'n f.:li ,5ae Oh Il leaf Or &
tvig, bet If it, 10 bigger than 4 p:r2,
head tic microscope VIII tel Il it's lu
man"
The murderer stood motion!ess. lad
he given up 20 ;Ao Inevitable or did he
fear to acknowledge by fight that he
had committed: the criMe: When he
heard tine words Of the last speaker, he
felt Il ray e relief that tie bloody
tracts Of I'll. .S;stcn We're not human.
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sco41. on i.:i feet, its lack aiciletl. its
tai! poiH1e9; t. tie SKY. aA3 With its
, claws w:i> seta1cIin- away tie Dirt,
4 nlai e:..e5'2'V;! tloGl the road. leap
"a the citasi sd s:3oa face to face
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
prNVontittu.

Henley-Did you ever hear how Mid
gler escaped a divorce suit?
Billings-No. How was it?
Renley-Simply by not marrying the
lady. Prevention is better than cure
YOU know.-Boston Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
E'iShia. rhrouT.l stree: Grating,

Fishing flroHEti stree: eirEtiHsss.
In Winchester t.n=lai4, it is gn!te a
coni.non tAiu@ t. soc nlen fishing
tllr0u@h tte street %:;}til!@s Cn.ler the
I;yh street ;.serp !!uw several streams
which ultimately ,;isrhar:e into iae
riVer ,tclltil. a nntrd trout sti"i,n
These streams receive the storm I'D
surface water ir.n, the street by nie;l;is
Of 'ie ordinary stt''tt t!f,tliiG. ! u" l.ae
is dropped tArou@i' ana f"Stei?.ti TO i4|
end of a sick >lilaii enough to -
through the gr.Itp, When ID" fisl! IS
hooked, tie sac and stick aye Il lti'pa
through the 4r;.tin3. and the fisherman
rushps to the painJ where the stream
eule:..es fro;H under the street ana is
there able to recover his line ;ad land
his fish
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
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THE TRICK BICYCLiST.

On our streets a trick bicycle A
ilaer performed several difficult =
leats, among them was one of rid 4
tns down the courthouse steps. $
u used Rambler wheel, one OF y
'!7 strongest and easiest riding =
@heeis Oh the market. This wheel
- soId by w. {. LiViNCc c~a, -
Second Avenue.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

All Who use Atomizers in treatins
nasal cataIfh Will get tha hest result
from zlX's Cream Balm. P33ee. In
cllding spraying tube, - cents. Sid
56 Waren ST., \. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

The art of adve. Using consists in
making what you wish to dispose e
known to the Wor!d-Dr. a. { Dic:,in-
son, Omaha.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

The rattles Of british American In
dlans are frequently made in the form
of birds or small animals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

Nhata7es eae -tze= of tba I'd i
should be Thoroughly cultivatoll.=Cv.
ilt Quits. t.af3ies Home journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
&c" With a Tail.

Large spaces inteiligently handled
WELD much better results proportion
ately than small cards-TG5acea
Leaf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
General Offices III Pine St.,


etween all Glasses for pectus
yted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

Many people take advice aal 4on
know it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

The value of TIE daily neWspaHefs as
the best mems Of reaching 1he Amer.
:~:.n people i5 nora e0uclusiVe'E deza-
onstratea t. t.'1se s-ee~ GN.-G9.un14td
O., Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Leading .joDberS and
A,anufacturers of Pine Bluff

FOX BRos HARDWARE co.
r4uaz wholesale Hardware Asrea1a Implements Stoves
Na~an~ Main
KNOX, WtEaaY & co.
W 3I1 retail dealers Faaatts95. Crbost=4 Goods
shn ma >artains. Manufacturers all hh3y se 2t8
225 I@alt4He as9eet,
F. NJ.
importer and 5oboc Of crocz and Glassware House Furnishing
Goods s1e.latcI Toys for
J. w.
Wholosa1a Kinds
Paints oils Sash Doors Blinds MoaGtns Weather Factory
Fifth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

/ "'fake i3le. SAL he u:Grt!s rer. :, Il
useless = Il. 10 c1:1ctal tie ls.:srl:S &.
l:.v crime There they are <lo aa4 get
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

.esaie Hardware. AzrieaItnal implements. stoves.
street, Pine Ulaf .llE.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
EARTHQUAKE DOES
DAMAGE In OLD MEXICO
Telegraph Poles Bent Like Trees in Gale
and Massive Buildings We're
Shaken

Mexico City. Jan. l7.-Four distinct
shocks of earthquake shook this city
ae 20 minutes after o'clock yester.
day afternoon. The shocks were very
sharp. and buildings swayed percep-
ubly. Thousands of people rushed
from offices and dwellings into the
middle of the streets for safety, and
many knelt in prayer. Telegraph poles
bent like trees in a gale Of wind. and
most massive buildings were shaken.
Az the Pan-American conference
senor Alzamora. Of Peru. had just
risen 10 speak when 2 premonitory
trepidauon spread CONSERVATION
through the assembly. and for nearly
one minute afterwards the gilded hal
of sessions swayed like the salon ol
liner The delegates sprang from
thcir chairs and grabbed their backs
in alarm. but were reassured by ths
calmness of the Mexicans. The pro
ceedings we're interrupted for fully ~
minutes Members of the congress
could see from the windows Of the
palace kneeling crowds on the plaza
There has not for a long time been SC
severe an earthquake here.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
cannerY changes Hands

Cheswold, Jan. 16.-W. r. and S. w.
Preston, packers Of Havre de Grace,
have purchased the cannery of Assau,
Baines & Co., at Cheswold. and have
that they will contract with
all farmers of that vicinity for toma-
toes to be delivered at the Cheswold
factory next season at 81 per ton. AL
though this figure lis 81 in advance of
last years price, farmers viii not con.
tract. as they believe tomatoes will
bring a better price next season.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
Farmers to Meet in Georgetown

Georgetown, Jan. l7.-On Thursday
and Friday, January 30 and 81, the Far
mers' Institute will be held here. There
win be many interesting speakers among
those scheduled to speak being III. w.
Coningwood, Of the Rural New Yorker;
DIR. A. II. Neale, director Of the Dela-
ware Experiment Station; Professor
Sanderson, the entomologist; w. ID. VII
son. OF Lewes, who win talk on Dairy
ing" William NJ. Dickson, on Cattle
RAISING" o. A. Newton, OF Bridgevile,
on Strawberries and Other Small
Fruts Hen. Charles Wright, Of Sea
t5rd, On Peach Culture" A. w. Slay'
maker and S. II Derby, of Kent county
on Spraying and apple Culture The
Hon. James j. Shallcross. Of Middle
town, on "Pears" and Walter I. Mas
sey, on "Grapss.'
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
Lawver Killed on Railroad.

Buffalo. N Y, Jan. 1T-George N.
Frazine, a lawyer was struck and
instantly killed by a West Shore pas.
senger engine at Tonawanda yester-
day. He had just left a Buffalo train
and stepped in front Of the West
Shore engine, which was going in the
opposite direction. His body was
badly mangled. Some witnesses say
that Frazine deliberately threw him.
self in front of the engine. He came
here from Sugar Grove, Pa.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
SUSSEX WHEAT is POOR
Success Follows Revival Efforts Of
Laurel People
speclal 10 the Evening Journal

LduFel Ttoplt
Special 10 the Evening Journal
Laurel. Jan 17.-Wheat is looking ex-
trcmely poor. Much Of it has failed to
come upon a ccount Of the drought.
Revival services at the Methodist Prot
estant Church under the direction ofsthe
Rev. u. A. Warfeld, are meeting with
much success.
Local ice dealers have about completed
the filling OF their ice houses. The ice
harvested was about four and hali
inches In thickness.
Mrs j u. Birmingham, of Philadel-
phia. spent the week with Tier parents
here.
Mrs Blades, of North Carolina, IS the
guest Of laurel friends
Miss Louise Ellis. Of Wilmington. i
visiting her parents here.
Miss Blanche Hawlcy is in Philadel
pha nursing her brother Frank, who d
seriously in. ,
Mrs. James II. Boslic Is critically III az
the Laurel Hotel. BY nursing her daugh
ter, who is an invalid, she has broken hei
health. Her life is dospaired Of
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
FARMER MUTILATED BY
PREMATURE EXPLOSION

Elkton, Nd, Jan. 17.-Absalom Hy-
land, aged IS. a well-known farmer Of
the Fifth district of Cecil county,
probably was fatally injured on We'd
nesday while at work on his farm. He
was using powder 10 split open some
heavy timber. when a premature explo-
sion occurred.
Flying pieces Of the timber struck
him with great force rendering him
Unconscious, inflicted a dangerous
wound on his head, almost severing
his right wrist from his arm, and
lacerating his left hand in a horrible
manner. The attending physician says
there is little hope Of his recovery.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
DismissaIs In Census Bureau,

washington, Jan. 17.-Wholesale
dismissals in the census bureau have
begun. Several hundred already have
received their discharge, and 500 9TH
.ers and possibly many more will so
February /. At least 600 will go dur
ing February, and many others viii
have to receive their discharges to
bring the present force Of about 1900
down to the coo or 700 contemplated
IN the permanent census movement.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
Travelled -Four DAYS in Box Car

Speclal 10 lhc ENenlnB JouiuAl.
Cheswold. Jan. 16.-James p. Moore,
a new settler from Northern New
York. arrived here few evenings ago,
having travelled four days in box car.
Moore. who is a cripple, is alone in the
world except for the association Of his
animals. but he has plenty of pluck
and endurance. which will make him
succeed. In the box car with him
were slowed his horse, COW, pigs, fowls,
household goods. bric-a-brac. beside
himself He has purchased the sixteen
acre Sherry Carny farm, and will try
Ito make a success of Delaware farm
ing.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
DELAWARE FARMERS TO MEET
Will Hold interesting Two Days Ses-
sion IN Dover This Month


sion IN Dover This Month
Dover, Jan. lion January 2S a two
days session Of the Delaware Farmers
Institute viii be held, at the Court
House. The meeting promises 20 be Of
much interest, owing 10 the boom in
farming as well as many other causes.
A long list of speakers has been secured
to make the meeting interesting, among
whom are: Ii. w. Collingwood, editor
Of the Rural New Yorker; Senator
Charles Wright, the Seaford nurseryman,
who will discuss Peaches" Assembly.
man james r. Shallcross, OF Odessa,
Pears" S. IL. Derby, Of WOodside
''Apples;" William M. Dickson, Beef
Cattle;n Oliver A. Newton Of Bridgcville
who is reputed TO have made fortune
on small fruits, will talk on these pro
ducts Of vineyard and orchard. DIR. Har
ris Mcdowell, the young veterinarian
who stamped out anthrax in New Castle
county, and was then engaged by the
State Of Maryland TO wipe it out of .Ceci
county, will talk and be questioned OF
animal diseases.
From the Delaware Experimental Sta
iion at Delaware College viii come Pro
fessors Bishop. Sanderson, Charles +
Close and Or. Neale.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
nennunoed Labor Union.

Lancaster. Pa. Jan. l7.-At Frank
lin and Marshall College chapel, last
evening, George Il. Baer, president Of
the board Of trustees Of the college
and president Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway and the Central
Railroad of New Jersey, delivered a
lecture on Work and Worship" in
which he severely denounced labor
rnfona
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
U. Of P. Wants open Rowing Match.

Philadelphia, Jan. 1.-THE Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania athletic authori-
ties have written a letter to the An
napolis rowing crew, suggesting that
the cadets make the race between
them and Pennsylvania an open event.
The Quakers meet the cadets on May
3, and a number OF other university
crews are to measure oars with the
Annapolis crew at a later date. II
the suggestion is adopted it win allow
universities that are. scheduled to
meet Annapolis to row IN one race on
the same day.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
Ran On Baltimore Text Books.

Baltimore. Jan. 1.-THE Baltimore
county taxpayers convention has
placed a ban upon any text book which
does not give Rear Admiral w. s.
schley credit for the naval victory at
Santiago. A resolution was unani.
mously passed, calling upon the Baiti-
more county delegation in the legisla-
ture to have a law enacted which will
prohibit the use Of such text books in
the public schools Of the county.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
camden Murderer convicted.

Camden, n j., Jan. 17.-Samuel
stayern, an oil cloth printer. who has
been on trial here for the murder of
his wife, Katherine, on November 30,
last year, was convicted of murder
in the first degree yesterday after
noon. Van Stavern had been sepa-
rated for some time from his wife,
and on the night Of November 80 met
her on the street and shot her dead.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
BISHOP WHITE Will RETIRE
Has Ecclesiastical Author
ity In Virginia to Coadjutor.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 17-It is an
nounced that the ecclesiastic author.
ity and all the care of the Episcopal
diocese of Virginia has been trans
ferred by Bishop f. NJ. Whittle to his
coadjutor. Bishop Robert A. Gibson.
The new arrangement goes into effect
at once, and in all probability will
become permanent This action by
Bishop Whittle is taken to mean that
he has finally decided to retire on ac-
count Of continued IN health.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
2O Yenrs or vic Catarrh.--

Ohas. o. Brown. journalist, Of Duluth
Mimi, writes: Il have been a sufferer
from Throat and Nasal Catarh for
over 20 years. during which time my
head has been stopped up and my con
dition truly miserable Within Is min
utss after using Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder I obtained relief Three bcttles
have almost, If not entirely. curedme,
.50c.-S7
Sold by Miller Drug Company and N.
.B. Dantortha .f-.< =
Evening journal., 1902-01-17

Manager Baylis, Of the Grand Opera
House. has booked a large number of
splendid plays for February Begin
ming on Monday night, February 3,
Mrs. Danes Defense" will be present
ed. under the management of Julius
Calm. On February 4, 1.-The -Four
Cohens" will appear, in their strong
new attraction, THE Governors Son;
on February T. Frank Daniels will be
here in his new opera, Miss Simplic-
ity:" on February s. Della Fox comes
in her latest comedy, The Little
Mann selle. with fine cast; on Febru-
airy II, Mrs Sarah COwell lie Moyne,
who is a great favorite in Wilmington,
appears in the Duchess Of Marlboro, -
and on February y Nat G. Goodwin
and beautiful Maxine Elliott will play
when We Were Twenty-One."
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
FRUIT MEN CALL CONVENTION
Movement to Unite on Square Baskets
for Shipment

Dover. Jan. t7.-The recent action Of
the Kent County Grange. favoring a
square package for the shipment OF
peaches in place Of the old iye-eighths
peach basket, has caused so much inter.
est that mass meeting has been called
in the Court House here, on Thursday,
February g. Packers, growers, buyers
and shippers have been invited to attend
this meeting and express their opinion ON
this subject The meeting win be called
TO order in the morning at 10 O'Clock, and
an all-day session viii be held.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17
Presldent Viii VIsIt ExposItlon.

Washington, Jan. 17-Mayor Smyth,
Hon. John F, Ficken and Colonel j.
c. Hemphill. of Charleston, S. C., were
at the White House yesterday to com
plete the arrangements for the presi-
dents trip TO the Charleston Exposi-
tion next mcnth. L has been decided
that the president viii be IN Charles
ton on Lincoln's birthday. Feb. II.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17

The gowns worn by the women in
the cast of Mrs. Danes Defense" T"
coming to the Opera House on FeDru-
airy 3, are said TO be summers. They are
modelled after the latest patterns re-
Gently imported from London. where
The story Of the play, dealing with the
smart set Of the gay and sporty me
tropolis, originates.
Evening journal., 1902-01-17

Manager Baylis, of the Grand Opera
House. has a new Offering in the way !
of melodramas in Across the Des- |
ert." which comes tomorrow afternoon
and night The play is really liter
ary dramatic composition. AS an al-
thor. Wayne Campbell, in writing this
new story of Arizona life, achieved a
great success. He being an actor and
stage director of experience, realizing
what. the public wanted, proposed to
satisfy them. How well he succeeded
is known to every patron of his play.
When the manuscript of Across the
Desert was submitted to Mr. Van
Dyke. its present owner, he realized
its possibilities. and Immediately made
preparations for an elaborate produc-
ton. A competent cast, beautiful seem
cry. correct costumes, were immedi-
ately procured. It's first production
scored a success before a packed audi
ence. and the play has repeated its
success from its initial performance.
The bill board and newspaper an
nouncements made this week to the
effect that the Bennett & Moulton
Comedy Company will open for a
weeks engagement at the Grand Opera
House ON Monday, has no doubt turn
ed the minds of hundreds of theatre
goers Of this city in a reminiscenIdal
direction. For it seems that almost as
far back as the mind of living man
runneth has the name of Bennett &
Moulton, first as producers of opera,
and in later years Of drama and com
edy, made it's annual bow tosthe peO-
pie of Wilmington. AS matter OF
fact, Bennett & Moulton's is one OF the
oldest amusement concerns now in eX-
istence in this country, the famous
comic opera company having beer
launched by s. G. Bennett and John S
Moulton twenty-five years ago. on Au-
gust 27, 1873. In 1887 opera gave way
to comedy and drama and the tu1
name changed from the Bennett &
Moulton Comic Opera Company to tho
Bennett e. Moulton Comedy Company
The old-time playgoers and all inter
ested in the stage of today will asso
ciate many names of people famous il
all branches of the theatrical profes
sion who were once connected witt
Bennett & Moulton. A fragmentar,
list will be perused with interest b.
the followers Of the operatic and dra
matte intelligence. They include DELI
Fox. Marie Dressler, Louise Kissing
Kittie Marcellus, Carrie Sweeney, Car
rie Lemont, the Nichols sisters. Eft
Reed, Josephine Savel, E0l hi Barton
Essie Barton, Bessie Fairbairn, Iren
Murphy, Annie Carter, Sadi Cushmal
Charles A. Bigelow Gilbel Clayton
Thomas Ricketts,. William Wolf, BeI
Lodge. Arthur Wooley, F. T. Hartman
e. P. Smith, Arthur Miller, 'ames Al
mand, Herbert ]. Matthe Fran
Nelson, Robert Nordene, Clarde ANS
den, p NJ. Lang. and so on ad intn
tum. But while the company is an ol
one and has a history. it is by no near
a has been" II is also still as full
strength and vigor as ever. 1t is for
most in the rank of popular price
comedy and drama concerns, lncludlr
in its repertoire plays cf high STAN
ard and sterling merit, which cann'