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OF BRITAIN.
Scatlling Rebukes Administered to the Cow
eminent but 1t Was Upheld.

London. April 24.-The forclble deteution
In South Africa OF Albert Caitwricht. who
while editor Of the South African News
charged Lord Kitchener prior TO the en-.
gagement with General Dewct. with order
ing his officers to shoot NIL prisoners, form
ed the subject Of heated debate In the
house of commons this evening.
John Morley, liberal. moved the adjourn.
mcnt Of the house, the success OF which
proposition would practically amount to n
vote Of ccusure on the government In gen.
era and ON Lord Kitchener aud LORI Mil
ner In particular, MIR Morley pointed out
that Mr.. Cartwright, who had served n
years Imprisonment for libel now d sired
To come to England and that his detention
was Illegal. unconstitutional and tyrnnnicnl
lie added that the explanation of Lor
Stanley, the financial secretary % the war
office. who served In the South African
war as chief press censor that the govern
mcnt did not think It desirable Z, lncrcns
the number Of anti British propaGandsts IN
this country WAS the most outrageous Ut.
tcrancc heard In the house since Simur De
Montcfort invented parliament
The secretary OF state for war, MIR Bro.
derrick, in tho course Of reply raised Il
storm by snying that ALTHOUGH MIR.
CARTWRIGHT HAD SERVED HIS
LEGAL SENTENCE. THE QUESTION or
HIS LIBERATION WAS STILL sUBJu-
DICE.
This brought forth n vehement protest
from Sir William Vernon lIarcourt, who lie
clarcd that SUCH A PROPOSITION WAS
sCANDALoUS AND CONTRARY TO THE
ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF FREE.
DOM
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PATRICK HAS NEW COUNSEL.

John c. TomIinson Has Succeeded House
and Moore.
New York April 24.-John c. Tomllnson
has become leading counsel for Albert Il.
Patrick. supersedlng Frederick b. Hoase
and William NJ Moore. who defended Pat
rick in his trial for the murder of william
NJ Rice, the Texas millionaire. An exam
nation OF records Ia the clerks office Of
the supreme court has Just disclosed the
change.
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MoReAN-HILL INTERESTS
May Combine and Effect a Word-con-
trolling Organization.

trolling Organization
New York Aprl 24-One Of the leading
splits in the international steamship com.
blne, organized by j. T. Morgan today au-
thorlzcd denial Of reports that pressure
is being brought tn bear TO force the Cam
paglhe Gcneralc Transatianllque into the
combine II Is admitted that negotiations
have occurred between Mr. Morgan and
representatives Of the French line hut they
have not advanced TO that stage where
they can he publicly discussed.
Ii has been sugge, ted that the new com
blne VIII probably enter into close relations
with the Pacific steamship lines contro led
by ]. j. Iill thus affecting a worldwide
community Of ste mslip interests with
the r, sultant increase II bu mess e. tue
tranco rtinental r4ilroad lines. such sug
ecstlons are said 10 be premature but 1t Is
well known that the Morgan and hin inter-
ests IL the steamship busincs no lsI
than IN several rallioad schemes, arc prao
,icaly identical. There Is no thought at
this time Of taking any Of the coastwise
lines into the Morgun combination, al
though 1t Is pointel cut that seve at sueh
Ines running 10 Mexican an centrll and
South American p IT'S offer great possibl-
lies IN the way OF Increased business.
william d. Grace, who controls large
South American Interests. has been fire.
quent visitor 70 the Morgan banking house
recently but his business. Il Nel eyed,
has nothing TO d. vita the ste lmship com
bine
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THE 0LE0MARGARINE BILL
6ENATE AMENDMENTS AGREED TO
AND BILL SENT TO CONFERENCE.
Agricultural Appropriation Bill Is Under
deration-Restrcted Suffrage
in the South Discussed.

Washington, April 24.-'rhe house today
sent the oleomargarine bin to difference
after agreeing to the senate amendments
with some notifications suggested hy the
agricultural committee. The opponents OF
the measure offered number of amend
ments, the principal one of which was dc
signed to place renovated butter on the
same footing with oleomargarne, but they
were overwhelmingly voted down. Mr.
Fox (Miss.l made AN exhaustive speech in
defense Of the suffrage clause of the Mis-
sissipp constitution.
Mr. Godfogle On. W at the opening OF
the house in a personal explanation denied
the charges that the New York delegation
had been derelict In the matter OF pressing
the New York poStoIice bill The house
then resumed consideration of the senate
amendments to the oleomargarlne bill. All
the amendments offered by the opponents
of the bill were rejected and the senate
amendments with such amendments -
those amendments as were proposed by 10
majority OF the agricultural committee were
adopted.
AT the conclusion Of the consideration or
the senate amendments the bill was sent
to further conference. The house then went
Into committee of tie whole and took up
tie agricultural appropriation bill.
Mr. Wadsworth IN W made brief
statement of the contents Of the BIN
which he explained carried S5,1jS,5 so, an
Increase Of S576, $50 over the current Jaw.
The largest Increases were those Tor the
weather bureau and the bureau of plant in
,Gustry, each about 100000.
Mr. Fox Ailss) discussed the question OF
restricted suffrage in the South with cs-
pcdal reference to the constitution of his
own state. which he defenlcd. lie argued
that Mississippi had done the wise and
patriotic thing and deserved the commcnda-
tion of the country. II she had incurred
the penalty Of reduced representation in
congress, he said, Mississippi would take
her medicine" before she would surrender
her civilization.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Fox's remarks
the house at 5:Os p. m. adjourned
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Winston Spencer Churchill CONSERVATIVES,
also delivered few causuc sentences. say
ing that he hoped that the house would
force the government to withdraw the I'm
It's Of the law and observe the constitution
Mr. Balfour. the government leader. came
10 the support of the sorcly harasscd war
secretary and commended that the govern
mcnt was justified In OBTAINING even a
British subject II II Thought his wandcrlngs
were calculated 20 injwrc the interests II
South Afrlcn. Those voting for the nd.
iournmcnt would be condcmning Lord
Kitchener, I'm whose keeping at this mo.
mcnt rested their hopes NJ peace
James Bryce nibcraD and Sir Robert
Reid llheran twlttcd the minister for again
ptcrposing Lord Kitchener MS buffer
between tho government aud the house
They both scathingy denounced the present
action of the government rs a gross abuse
Of power.
The spirit Of revolt snread to the gov.
ernment benches Ian Malcolm tcansorya.
ttrel, who Is said to have been heretofore
an answering supporter Of the Envcrn,
ment, warmly rcpudatcd MI Rnlfour's ar
gument that those Whiting for the adjourn
nent would be showing themselves careless
OF British honor
Other supporters Of the government fol
lowed IN the same strai even Ivor
Churchill Guest. eldest son Of Lord Win,
borne. conservative and cousin Of the
duke Of Marlborough, urging the govern,
ment TO realize that lts position was un-
tenab. and to make concession
The house thou divided ANA tho molten
fer adjournment was defeated by $50 tc
49, votes
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NEW PORTUGUESE MlNlsrER.

Former Diplomat Recalled Tor Reportiae
Presidents, Death Prematlrely.
Washington April -. rlsconte De Ate,
the newly appointed Portuguese nhnlster,
who replaces Senior santo-Thyrso, has Or
rived here.
Private correspondence makes 1t clear
that the former minister was victim If IA
misunderstanding which cost him his posi-
ton. He was told at the White House
when the late president was nearing his end
that his death had actually occurred, a
result OF msroad telegram. 'rhr minis
ter FASTENED to inform his goyernmcnl Ly
cable. Mr.. Mckinley did not die un;ll a
day or two later and the Portuguese min
lister for foreign Affairs had meanwhile i'm
Willingly circulated premature report Tor
which Santos-Tnyrso paid the penalty in
losing his position
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OKLAHOMA LANp ell.

Bill Reported Opening to Settlement
100000 Acres.
Washington. April "a The house CON.
mltiee ON Indian affairs today reported a
bin opening 10 settlement 10000 acres Of
the Klowa, comanche ana Apache lands In
Oklahoma. The opening is to occur within
three months after the law goes into eject
and the lands are to be taken under the
general provisions OF the homestead laws.
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PREPARING TO FIGHT.
---- q
Beet Sugar Men Will Not Yield 10 The
Administration Forces.
A COMBINE AGREED ON
For the Defeat of The Bill for Reel
pfocity with Cuba.
AMENDMENT WILL Be KILLED
In the Senate but flouse will Insist Up.
on Il Going Through.
INSURGENTS WANT THE BILL TO DIE
And the Democrats Don't Care II 1t
Does il the Ditferential Is to Remain
in Force.
INSURGENTS WANT THE BILL TO d
isneclnl to rhe Post !


Washington. April 24.-If. MS now seems
possible, the senate passes bill providing
for reciprocityswith Cuba without including
IN 1t the clause providing for the abolition
Of the dl6erential on refined sugar. the
same forces in the house which caused the
amendment to be inserted In the original
bill will line Mp and have 1t inserted again
in the senate bill. This statement Is made
on the authority OF men who have been
following the matter closely and who arc
in a position to know what they are talking
about. The beet sugar insurgents" In the
house do not want the dinerentlal abolish
ed, for that would injure their industry,
but they will continue to favor the in
clusion Of the amendment because hey
think 1t viii finally have the effect of Kill.
Ing the bill. Their desire Is that no new
legislation he enacted and they think that
by following the course here outlined they
will he able TO attain their object
The program for the future seems TO le
cut and dried therefore, The adminstra-
t!on republicans In the senate VIII report a
straight reciprocity bill and attempt 10 pass
1t without amendment. If 1t passes IN that
shape the democrats and the forty or more
insurgents" republicans in the house viii
prevent the adoption OF conference re-
port which drops the dincrential amend-
ment Then the struggle will commence be.
tween the house ana senate in earnest
The beet sugar men In the senate are con.
ducting their campaign very quietly
They are not disclosing their strength,
hut the statement is made by
those who claim TO have made complete
poll of the senate that nineteen Of the re.
pubicans will oppose the administration 3
plan. II this be true, u union of the In
surgonts' aud the democrats would pat the
administration people In minority by
tMcvc votes.
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MUST MARK DocToHEp BUTTER.
One Point Has Been Scored Against the
Darynen.

Washington, April Representative
Burton today offered and had adopted an
amendment 10 the oleomargarine bill pro
vid.ng that all renovated and process but
ter must be plainly marked as such when
offered for sale. This Is something of We.
tory for those who have been opposing the
proposed tax on oleomargarne ever since
the inst bill relating TO II was introduced.
The bin will be finally passed. however.
probably In about the form that it went
from the house today.
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coLoNgL cRowogR,s REpoar
Most Now Be Passed Upon by the At
torney General.

Washington, April 24.-CoIonel Crowder's
report ON the results Of his examinations
into conditions at Port Chalmctte LII, has
hecn placed in the hands Of the attorney
general. II is for the latter officer to cx-
press an opinion as to whether the facts
set out by Colonel Crowder constitute a
violation OF neutrality Colonel Crowder
was at the White House today talking over
the case with the president.
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OMNIBUS BUILDINGS BILL.
Dallas, Waco and Sherman Are Provided
tor in II.

Especial To The Eost)
Washington, April 1.-THE omnibus pub
lie buildings aud grounds bill win be re-
ported to the house Saturday. While e
has been impossible TO learn the status OF
al the Texas projects which have been
lefore the committees, II may be stated that
Dallas will be given SloO,00o Tor an addi-
ton TO It's present Federal building and
that Waco VIII be gIyen like sum for the
improvement Of its building lhe proposed
building for sherman is also provided for.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. ADri "a Eastern Texas
Fair aud warm Friday: saturday fnir
warner in northwest portion fresh to
bilsk southeast winds on the co st.
oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair
Friday; showers at night 0. OIL saturday;
COOLER Saturday; south WINS becoming
wos..
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PHOENIX. Ariz The American Security
and Trust company. with capital stock OF
SiO.OO0OOO. has filed articles OF incorpora-
tion here The incorporators are Il. o..
olds, Eli Z. Sicily aud Melvin Gray.
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ArchbIshop corriaan m.

New York. April 24.--Archblshop corrigan
has had slight congestion of the lungs
and pneumonia Is feared. Drs. Keys and
Delaheld are In attendance.
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UD hombre honrado.

Se1or Editor. -Sfrvaae informar
6 s1s lsctores qxe 81 me escriben son
6asneiklmsnte les mandxr6 por 90.
rrso On carta ssllada ell plan que O..
gaf y por 81 cual obtave 81 rastab.,e.
cimianto permansnts y compacto dc
mi salud y vigor vAronil despu6s 10
amos De sufrimientos do debilidaa
nsrviosa, p6rdidas n~oetzrnaa y par
tss &6biles yatrohAAas.
No e. mi iasa eonsegair sinsro
dc nadis; fai robaao y estafado por
charlatanss, hasta perdsr To f6 del
gtnero humane, pero Eraeias & Bios
sstoy ahora bisn vigoroso y fxsrts,
y CON dosso do hassr eonoeer 6 toAoa
este rsmsdio eisrto dc eararsa.
No tsnisndo nada qsa yendsr nj
qxs envisr g.. A. q, NO asaeo dine.
70,
Diressi6n. ID. Brant, Box Dslray
Mich. EK. %. s. 1eO.
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iESTA I'D. ENFERMO?

Escribanos y le mandar6mos
GRATIS nuestro cuadro sintomato-
l6gico ell cual nos pondra en- aptitud
de hacer un diagnosis cuidadoso de
su case como 81 Vd. estuviese pre-
sente.
Curamos con acierto las enfer-
medades del sistema nervioso, las
Intermediates de los organos genito-
urinarios tales como Espermatorrea,
Emisiones nocturnas, Debilidad SCI
xual, P6rdida de fuerzas, Uretritis
especifca, Estrechez, Stills etc. las
Intermediates del coraz6n, de los
pulmones y del est0magoasi como
las intermediates de las senoras.
GARANTZAMOS Ia curaci6n ae los
casos mas complicados. Escfibanos
hoy ia que manana puede ser de-
masiado tarde.
La TRINAORIAsMEDIOAL INSTI
TUTE 246 Stxts ST. Chicago II.
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HanaiSI00..

Hace prco II prensa d0minieans
sdaba cuentA de ciertoa sucesne ocus
rridos eli nn pobIAdo ceEean0 I
cspital desesa Rsp6blicas
Tom6se por snstd NM pr6jlma
que diz9que hacia milagr0s como
medicd, ~ genta sencilla ilev6 & 81
gFadosau fanAtfsmo, one In Autori
sdades doruinicAnas hnbieron do in
tervenir. detenieudo enCAu Andr
II supnestA santd pArA .ponar on
clsrO la6 e0sss, y csstigsr 8 qnisnes
Iesultasen cnlpAbles de Ion mica
dos sucesOs que, ii decir de aqua.
LID pranss, consistfAn ID rendirse
adOrAci6n k1s santa 3 medicd diUinn,
y, desde luego, en- lAxconsiguiente
pertuvbac "a moral social.
4 AhorA reHulta que an SAnti4
90 de Cabs ha oeurrido caso ignal,
30 el que tambien han tenido que
intervanir las antoridades.
Z es ell reverse de- l. medalla,
poTqueSno se traits da urA santa 81
no del pr6iimo Hilario Mustelier,
que DO hacfa pasar, + 10 que pafece,
& los oios de los fanlticOs, por Ell
dos Nuevos 8 sEl projects de IN
gu& Bsralt.. quien tsmb.ea ejercia
10 protection de medsco divin0.
V6sse 10 que dijo en- Ell juicio
oral celebrAdo CON este motive en-
10 Audisncia de- Santiago de Gu.
ha, el senor fiscal.
Ssh hien en- esta causa ell proce'
sado hA hacho declAraci6nes On el
sentido de que no curAbA ni dAba
mathematics; en- cAmhiO en- etra
hi dicho que 81 era San Hilari6n J
posefa f.cnltAdes divinas, Grey 9nao,
90 nm <Dios Nuavo. y 4dem8s be lie
han encontrado medalIAs con ell
nombre de san Hilari6n
Ella defenaa, 4 cargo del Lcdo.
Erasr o Rsansif srns, pidi6 In abso-
luci6n del sDios Nuevo..
<B as6se en- que Hilario Muste-
lier no eierefa 10 medicina nj tenfa
10 culpa del f&natismo de- una parte
del pueblo que 10 crey6 <n6iico al
vino.
sSahA6. Rdsmls, In eircunstan.
Gle, en- disculpa de liz muchadumbre
fanktica que acudfa & Jsgua Bsralt,
de 10 que en- Francis, 10 culta naci6n,
sucedfa cor las peregrinaciones &
Lourdes -.
Sal lie gar q este punto ell Fis-
cal Presidente sgit6 10 campAni-
lla.1
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Asi los maestros harzn RI lido
progresses en- Ell idioms de ahsl Ike
parr, y 6 In de curse pcdr&n h&eer
casi todos brihartss exxmenes.
E sto 10 considero meiof, porque
81 trAbajo escolar u ell del maestro
quedan msjor divldidt .. pues de este
nodo Sc vsncen todas les dinculta.
des, y los prcfssores no podr6n me
nos de aplaudir una disposition que
juzgo dictsdA aaf, hab-& de tener mn
briiiante 6xiso.
E0dS0 j. Te0Q.
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RObO q Nelson Miles.

-Al genera I simo Miles de LOS
Estados Unidos, encontr&ndosa en-
Honolulu, Hawaii, le roharon 10 ma.
leta one eontenfs dinero y Alhajas,
del hotel donde Sc encontraba' hos
pedado.
La maleta fn6 or contrada des.
pues en- 10 calle; paro vacfa.
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Union PuertOrriQue1a
r.. Americana.
COmit6 de San Juan.

Slendo graude Ell n6n ero de Pc.
triotss que estln psndieDte d. ms.
eribir sus nombres en- ell Regis 70 de
Ii mencionada colectividad, tena :
mos ell gusto de psrticipsrles que
qneds alberto aqu6l en- 81 est Ableci-
mi6nto de D. Francisco J.. Marsha
Crux no 9.
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en- hacer provisiones
ala para ell invierno....

Ante ur caao de- estos-hArto
frecuentes, para honra y gloria del
hello,sexo, do Ia pSrte contraria y de
10 socieaaA en- generAl-reuna listed
congresos psra iwpedir 10 tratA de
blAncas. -. Toda blanca y toda mo.
rsna, y atn toda ne gra bczaL, dis.
puesta 6 hacer mangas y capirotes
de los mas preciados dones femeni.
nos,' dice para IN humilde refAjo,
pensando en- los narAvillosos enca.
jes de Ia Boncxar & ctra ssf:
-IPor que no he de tener 70 10
misma ssuerteDr
- Claro, hija, ca 10 que to digo
yo-AnAde al dido de Eva Ia super.
vivisnte que en- nuestros dfAs reviste
eli Aspecto de 10 mas venerable de
las mAtronas y 20 RE { celia quitada
de honestf .imos Corgresos y de no.
bilisimss props gandas.
-lDon FalAno ell congresistaf
iDon Fulapo ell aust ror
dDon Fulsno ell redentor de eau
twas? Isl 20 10 contAse & usted!..
All me hAblAbA no ha mucho
unA de estss due mas venerables, Gu
bierta por cierto de una pedre,fa
que jamks ~conocieron In Trotacon.
ventoS, nj In madre G audi&, nj 10 tia
MArisAroles. Y me cor to ccsas que
me hicieron persar, aur que no por
vez primera en- mi vids de Cat6n ru
boroso, que siendo como ca horrible
10 trata de blancae, caAndo lss blan
cos salem finAs ibieu s vengan cor
10 strata de primsssl
Fed Oh mandate de Victor Huge
en- nm verso sublime, jsm6s hs de In
sultar & In mpjer que cae, nj Aunque
caiga tan en- blAndo como Wanda Dc
Boncxa. W.T. 9S
Fiel nj proverbio Grabe, jaml'
he de- darle en- 10 cara 6 una infsli,
mi Adn con n rosaI....
Pero como est& averiguado qus
antes que aquellas cuyn psradero 81
81 hospitsl Qetra de Felipe F6ez
mtsica de Cnuscs) o mas, muchf
aimAs mie, Las que en- oil hospita
sucumbsp, hAbiendo psnsado sola
'mente en- ser bueDas hijas, buenAi
.madrss, husnas npjarss, y buenai
gtrAbajadoras, psra 6atas, antics qus
para las WAndas frustradas hay qus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-01

Mrs S Blair and son John returned
from Hsverhill last Monday.
Miss Eva Linscott came from Bar Hair
Dor to spend Christmas at home.
Alexander Moore and wife, of Northeast
Harbor, ,pent part Of last week with
their daughter, Mrs. John Hodgkins,
Elliot King, who has been employed in
Mass chnsetts for several years, is visiting
his parents, Stillman King and wife.
Clarence King, John King and Miss
Clara Hodgkins go to Hebron this morn
ing to atte"d the winter term of the acad-
envy
Tuesday afternoon the pupils of Miss
Sara Cogeins' school had Christmas pro-
gramme. There was a ''fsh pond" in
place of Christmas tree. The house was
tastefully decora ed. The afternoon was a
happy beginning of the Christmas festiv-
titles.
A quiet wedding occurred at the parson-
eye last Monday evening, when Wesley T
Cousins and Mrs. Hart were married by
the pastor, Rev. ]. S. Blair. The bride is
avon 0i1'4fS AL ahsci III our SohtbunilS,
having been here only since spring, but
the groom is a well-known and respected
citizen Their friends wish them happi-
ness,
Christmas was observed by TIE Sunday
school by Christmas tree and exercises
In the church Christmas evening. Recita-
tions by the children and music by the
Oh air made pleasing programme. Special
music, consisting of duets by Misses
Eunice Coggins and Gussie Graves and
little Misset Marion and Lillian Hcdgkins,
were much appreciated.
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South Hancoek.
A, z. Wooster is i'll.
Willard Haley is home from Charlie :
ton, Tor the holidays.
Robert Haley came home from Sauger :
ties, N. Y, Wednesday.
Master Frank Carlisle, OF Bangor, is
visiting at r. G. Hagsrthy's
Marcia Young came home from Everett,
Mass, onday for vacation Of one week
Mrs. P. Y. Hackett went to Boston
Monday, to visit relatives during the
winter.
Capt. c. e. Martin, of the schooner
"Lucy BeP, recently wrecked, came
home Saturday.
Sumner, son of Rev. F. T. Hazelwood, of
Lynn, Mass, has been the guest OF r. C..
Smith, few days the past week.
L. S. Jordan and wife, c. l.. Smith and
wife, J. P. Walker and Lizzie Salisbury
attended tie State grsnge at Bangor last
week.
Dec, p, W
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COUNTY NEWS.
10 additional County Ne,gs sss other pages

South Pebobscoi.
Miss Maud Thompson was in Bangor
last week.
Lottie Thomas has gone to Medfield,
Mass, for the winter.
Prof NJ Thompson is home from
Waterville for the holidays.
Charles Guilford is at home from New
York, where he has been employed on a
steamer.
Will S. Grindle, who has been employed
as electrician in the New England states,
is at home for a vacation.
Mile L. Gray and Lucius NJ. Grindle,
who are employed at Islesboro spent
Christmas with their families.
Fred G. Wight and family, OF Dark
Hsrbor, spent part OF last week with his
parents, Dea. aud Mrs. 0. S. Wight.
Miss Nan GrindIe, who teaches in Nor
wood, Mass, spent Christmas week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grin
die.
Capt. Ernest Perkins and his brother,
David L., are home from a trip to the
west cost OF Africa In schooner "Alice
Crabtree," After some repairs on the
vessel, she will sgsin be chartered for the
same port, with Capt. Perkins in COM
mand and his brot her as mate
There was Christmas tree at Bsgaduce
hall Tuesday evening. r. II. Rhind i'm
personsted Santa Claus in a most salts
factory manner. There were Rotations
by the little people. The tree was gener-
ously loaded with presents, and a very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Dec. 27. CLIMAX.