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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-23
DEATH OF LEMuEL S. ELLIS.

DEATH OF LEMUEL s. ELLIS.
The news Of the death OF Lemuel Smith
Ellis st Los Angeles. CAL. last month was
received recently.
In answer to letter OF inquiry, Tyler
Hinckley has received q istter from q
member a the firm OF c. c. Pierce & Co,
photogrs piers, in whose employ Mi.
Ellis had been for some time, containing
information which will be interesting to
his many relatives and friends In this
vicinity.
Mr.. Ellis suffered somewhat from rhea-
mstism, and June n his employers sug-
gested that he take weeks vacation. lie
had rooms hy himself In house, smother
gentleman also Keeping bachelors hsIn
in the same building.
Not having seeen MIR. Ellis about, one
of his frienas went to his rooms June 20,
and not being able TO gain admittsnee
looked in a window and saw him seated
in chair, apparently unconscious He
called two officers, and effected an en-
trance, W ben IL was found that MIR. Ellis
had been dead from twenty-four TO
passed away painlessiy.
The other occupant OF the rooms said be
met Dir. Ellis in the hail Monday night,
and sir. Eilis mentioned going away for
little outing.
Mr.. Pierce wrote that Mr.. Ellis was
liked very much by his employers, and
had quite circle OF friends. As he bad
no relatives there the firm made arrange
ments for the funeral service, which Was
held over his grave in Rosedale cemetery,
where be was laid TO rest beside bis fat her.
Two pictures were enclosed In the let
ter, one OF Mr. Ellis as he was at his work,
and the other that OF bis funeral service,
where stood the clergy ms a aud group q
twenty or more friends zat hesvc around
his grave which was nterslIy covered
with besutifai flowers.
July q, NJ.
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more. Schooner 20. %. withsreil" Is al
the wharf and will take on ice to-day.
schooner 'sJohn J. Hapson", Capt. Luson
A. Wood, is at the moerings.
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TUE subscriber hereby gives notice 49, -.
Il he has bean duly appointed e1eeat.ssS
OF the last will ana tessameaf Of John A We
iafnss late OF Plantation No. 50, Ia the esunx
Of Hancock. deceased, and given bcnda = "
Jaw directs. All persons haFing deuis9s-s
against the estate Of said deceased are "
sired to present the same for setsletne NJ, - =
all Indebted thereto are requested 70 nAAf
payment Immediately.
July /. 1872 ELwELL r. wltiiANn
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TUE subscriber hereby gives notice thN
Il she has been duly appointed aain, -
tyai-ix Of the estate of William l. Ia
box. late Of Baekspott. In she county '.
Hancock. deceased. and KixeH bonds ~ ~
iaw directs All persons having az
Faa uds against the estate Of said deceAs
arr desired TO preSrBt she same for setll.s
the NJ, and all indebted thereto are reiiafe'eA
to make pay ment Immediately.
saly 1. is12 A0Sgs =. RoaES-
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July 10.

The folks on the island are getting in
their hay ia good condition. There will
be a larger crop than usual.
Mrs. Annie Nutting, her husband and
sister and two nieces and three young
friends and saother lady came to-day to
spend few weeks at the old home once
more.
July IS. b.
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rI,HB subscriber HEREBY gfves notice ihN
u he has been daily appointed - mlhises. -
tor 81 the estate Of David Hove -
~ Gsstlae. in The cogp.y Of haqeoss'
deceased. and given bonds As the iAa dfge. 49,
All persons hAgtng demands against the e'' ~.
o. said deceased are desired q present ~
ssaae for settlement. and al indebted shsiSi.
are requested 10 make payment imnledtAs1'''
Wx. l.. HOWE,
Mas q, isa2. Administrator Dc boHis sos
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COUNTY NEWS.


naesanl
Miss Nora Morse is home from Chelsea
Mass.
Mrs. Kate Means. OF Bangor, Is the
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Gray.
Miss Gertrude Clough arrived from
Dorchestsr Mass, last week.
MFR. and Mrs. Simon Doyle and wife, OF
Portland, ere visiting friends here.
Mrs. AIoee and her daughter Myra,
who spent the winter In New York, are
home.
The C. f. society OF the Congregational
church had an ice-cream sale Thursday
evening.
Willis Osgood. of Boston, ia visiting bis
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas osgooc.
Capt. oHgood Il still quite ia.
Mrs. f. A. Chase accompanied her
grsnddsaghtsr, Miss Miriam Herrick, to
her home IN Bethel last week.
Rev. Mr.. Hosmer, regular summer
visitor here, preached in the Congre-
gationsl church Sunday morning.
State Department Commander Merriek
OF wstersilie. visited James A. 6srtiele
post, q. A. r., last Friday evening, az
informal msetipg being held for bis re
ception, TO which the members OF the w
B. Z. were invited. There was a gooS
attendance. Speeches were made by Com
mander slerriek and others. Conrad
Irving osEood, OF Ellsworth, was present
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BartIett's iSiand-
Hsrbor for the summer.
David Bartlett has sold his place to
Capt. johnson. Francis Bartlett has also
sold has.
Capt. Johnson's wife and daughter
with her husband and little daughter
came last sunday to spend the summer
here. They are stopping with Mrs. Ray
mond.
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lat Mass av. l4r. l25 90 o17 sw, sr. 20 SO
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1877 Columbia I'd 1873 sS 2os 222 LIST $50
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THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1914 F ST. NV. TELEPHONE n aia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
LOUISA LOCAL OPTION CASE.
Heavy Fiuc and Costs -lmprisonmcn Omit,
ted On renrth of cd Behavior.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

LOUISA COURTHOUSE. VA. Feb. IS
The appealed case of S. H. Anthony for
selling liquor in local option district
came to an end THURSDAY evening when
the jury found Mr.. Anthony guilty as
charged and imposed q fine of $500 and the
costs of the trial.
Mr.. Anthony made an earnest plea be
fore Judge Sims not to supplement the
fine imposed by the jury with term of
imprisonment This the judge consented to
upon Mr.. Anthonys promise not to repeat
the ofrense.
IL the full light of these facts. the de-
PENDANTS counsel made q motion for a
new trial mainly. it is said upon the
ground that one of the Jurors got drunk
during two-hours' adjournment. after
the Commonwealth witnesses had all
been heard thereby della "in= the case
from in the evening until 10 in the next
day. a delay the defense had most earn
estly. sought The r15tion was ovc--ruled
hy Judge Sims.
There IS s,,n,e talk of an appeal to the
Circuit Court. but the general opinion
&c that Mr. Anthony has been lcriently-
dealt with.
There is much talk of replacing the old
rnc,aan and dilanilat.'7 courthouse build
ing with neat. " +o-date structure that
viii he worthy OF :is' louisa.
Mrs. Fannie Cobb widow of John w
CAbb died this evening at O'clock. aged
50. Tnterment will take place Monday
near Northeast Creek. in this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
nacconist contains the following item of

hacconist contains the following item Of
interest:
.une who should by all odds speak with
authority, says that Austrian and ltalan
types as u whole are fully as high as last
year. and will before the season is over
go higher. Farmville has record OF
l31ac. for fine leaf, and often % to 121ac.
Low grades and Tugs, as all know, arc
about fully double last years prices and
medium export is also very much higher
There are others than buyers for the
regieS who quote prices as much lower
than last year. Low grades no doubt
bring I'D the average, and it may well be
that the higher types for this special de-
mand suffer by it to some extent, as not
especially desirable for other demands,
and are therefore controllable-
TOBACCO NOTES.
Mr. e. w. Sohlschuttter, who has lett
Mr.. e. X. Victor, of this city, will remain
a. While with his present employers,
Messrs. suhling & Co, preparatory to
representing the latter prominent brokers
in GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Mr. J. B. Lambert, one OF the veteran
cigar dealers OF the city, has given up his
quarters at Ninth and Main Streets to
make way for the new occupants of the
Hanewincl1le building. He is selling out
now with a view to retiring from business
Col John S. Cunningham. OF North
Carolina. says that labor will be an i'm
portant factor in planting. and he looks
for but a moderate crop increase in 1902.
Mr.. Albert Krawer. Of Durham, n. c.,
was in the city recently.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
FAUST MURDER
IN LUNENBURG
No Danger of Lynching Now.
S. Y. Stokes Gets Four Years
for Criminal Assault.
cspee!al Dlspates 70 rhe rlmes.l


LUNENBURC c. FL, VA. Feb. 15.-Is
is thought by many that we have ths
right man in jail in connection with the
Faust murder. Sentiment Is divided as
to the guilt of Espes or Hambrics. It is
conceded that. while both have made con-
Trajectory statements and there are othec
suspicious circumstances against them,
there is nothing certain. 1t is believed
now that there Is no danger of lyuching.
stained porch (Which reminded one offs
lures OF the aged lady very little evt
caused a lynching. \ large number OF
citizens and officers of the county. in
Guiding Jtdge Organ, Commemorative
Attorney Perry and Superintendent of
Schools Z. II. May. have been conyersett
with. and I conclude that the overwhsin-
ing consensus OF opinion is that there Is
no danger of lyuchinS. IN fact. L have
heard no one suggest 1t.
Troops are not neeaed. and their pres
ence would be regarded a serious re-
Election upon the county. whose annals
are not di<sraced by iynehing-
The case OF S. Y. Stokes. u white man
of good connections. charged with at
tempted criminal assault upon a youns.
German girl. which has been in progress
for the last five days, ended yesterday
evening by verdict OF four years in
the peIiitentiary.
The leniency of the verdict may be at
tributed TO the able defense OF his coun-
sci, aIr. G. s. WINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Feast; at night Christian Courage and
Strength
Services at west-Endi Church to-
day. Sllnday-school at $3.50 A. NJ Ser
vices at II A. NJ. and 1880 2. M. conduct.
ed by the pastor, Rev: a. C. Berrynan.
Junior Epwor5il League at P. NJ.
There will be a pie party given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of West-End Church
at the residence of Mr.. C. A Raines in
Swansboro next Thursday night Feb
ruary Goth.
Regular services at Meade Memorial
Church by the pastor, Rev. BENZ. Dennis
Rev. E. V. Badly will fill his pulpit to-
DAY at both services.
At Central Methodist Church Rev. Mr..
Chandler will preach both sermons.
Rev II. H. Moore will fill the pulpit OF
Clopton-Street Baptist Church at both
services.
VIRGINIA. CLUB.
Tho feature of the meeting of the Vir-
ginia Democratic Club, held last night
was the speech mace by Mr.. J. w. Bar
rett, the candidate for Alderman from
tho Fourth Ward. He said that too much
money was or had been expended on
temporary improvements of the streets
Perry, Porter, cambridge and Decatur
Streets, he said, had been made to lool
well and were put in GOOD condition by
the expenditure of $500, and that in the
past three years there had been spent
by the Street Committee $4,000 for TEN
porary improvements. Speeches were
made by Mayor Maurice, Willis e. Pull
liam, Claude &. Davis. j. G. Saunders,
j. /. Galloway and c. S. Whitlock.
THE ANNUAL BUDGET.
The annual budget prepared by City
Treasurer J. ". Bronaugh. and adopted
INx- q rs.
OF the income of the city, which aggre-
gates $50,024.52. The appropriations, ag-
greGating this amount, have been printed
Ill detail in The Times The total bonded
and floating debt of the city is S499 5?3 Is.
The total assets in the hands of the sink
ing fund commissioners is s12,746.S2.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mr.. &. w. Nunnal1y is critically i'll at
his home, Tenth and Decatur Streets
Miss Ada GALLON, the popular chief
operator of the Manchester Telephone
Company, who has been visiting in Chase
City for the past two months, has re-
turned to the city.
The police had some walking to do Fri
day night in an attempt to keep the boys
from throwing rocks at doors when they
were placing valentines on the porch.
No new police were put to work, how
ever, the regular ones doing the work
alone.
Little IIilda May Wood is yet very
sick at her home. No. 1105 Semmes Street.
The ladies of the new Methodist
Church gave a delightful Valentine tea
friday night at the home OF Mr.. r. II.
Betty, on Decatur Street
Mr.. L. ". Bass is yet very sick at his
home.
On the slippery ice in front of the store
Of the Mercantile Co. yesterday morn
ing, a lady fell and hurt herself very
badly. She was taken into The store and
made better. In the fail her back struck
the curbing. and for u time she was
dazcd She recovered sufficient 10 make
her way home unassisted. after being in
the store for c while.
Mr.. Mosby Pullam, who has been I'M
der treatment at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital for some time. has returned 20 his
home. much improved.
The Chautauq!a had coed meeting
Friday night. Germany" was the sub
ject. the meeting being held at the homo
of Mr.. E. n. Gregory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
ian and negro missions.

dian and negro missions. At st. Pc
ter's Cathedral, in this city, the usual
masses will be held and at each of them
the subscription will be for this purpose.
The past year has been critical one in
the history OF these two missionary en-
terDTses in the United States and it is
therefore hoped that the offering will be
large.
Tile Wednesday night Lenten sermons at
the Cathedral will be an instruction on
the principal parts of Catholic belief
The subject for next Wednesday will be
Unity and Truths of God, and the Work
of Creation
A note of interest of Catholics familiar
with Washington will be the statement
that historic old St Matthew's Church. on
Rhode Island Avenue, may soon be sold
RiShoY, Van de Vyver will deliver the
Lenteu sermon at St. Peters tonight.
Miss Ellen Doherty, or No. 30 South
Fifth Street, is dangerously Ill with in
terulittenr fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
THE LENTEN SERVICES.
They Will Be Held Ibis Year At st. Pauls
Church.

The members Of the Brotherhood of st,
Andrew of this city will this year make
a new departure in the conduct of their
usual midday Lenten services. Instead
Of securing one of the downtown stores,
as heretofore, it has been decided to hold
the services in ST. Paurs Church.
According to custom the services VIII
be short, lasting only thirty minutes.
These services will begin tomorrow, and
will be continued daily except Saturdays
Rev. DR.. Strange, Of st. Pauls Church,
has been secured to take Charge the first
three days of each week during the con-
tinuance of the services, and other speak
ers equally as prominent will be secured
for the remaining services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
SUICIDE No OFFENSE.
Philadelphia Judge says Man Has Eight
to Kill Himself
(B: Associated Prcss.)

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Fob. 15.-1Ier-
bert Wright. of this city, was arraigned
before Judge Arnold. in Quarter Sessions
Court No. l, yesterday on the charge Of
taking laudanum with suicidal intent, and
in discharging the prisoner the judge.
Who is one of the most emininet in the
State. made an observation that is Of
more that passing interest. Wright
pleaded Guilty to attempted suicide, but
not with intent to kill himself He
subsequently, entered a general plea Of
guilty and was discharged
In commenting on the case, Judge Arm
old said he doubted if there was such an
offense i'll this State or country as at
tempted suicide. The law estimated from
countries where there We're Kings and
Emperors. who adopted the theory hat it
vas wrong for a man to kill himself and
thus reduce the number of the Kings
subjects. The Judge added that a man's
life belonged to himself and his Cerator,
and he did not know but that the man
had the right to kill himself if he SO de-
sired. The judge, however, told Wright
that when he died he would be q lone
nme dead. and advised him not to hurry
himself off 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
NEW ENTERPRISES.
Three Charters !or Manufacturing Concerns
Plans for School buildings.
lsnacia1 nisnatcn tn Thc Timcs. J

Especial Dispatch to The Iimcs.l
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb 15.-The Score
tary of State chartered three stock com
panies to-day, with authorized capital
aggregating $4,000. They are the High
Point Veneering Company. with s50,0OC
capital; the Wade Lumbe" and Supply
Company, of Troy, with $4,000 capital
and the Merritt-Johnson Mercantile Com
pany, Of Greensboro, with $4,000 capital
a special building committee from the
Board OF Directors OF the North Carolina
College Of Agricultural and Mechanical
Arts adopted plans to-day for the college,
the cost to aggregate $4,000.
They will he the WatauSa dormttory.
TO take the place Of the building de-
stroyed by fire recently. AID the other
viii contain dining hall, coleSe chaps!
and library reading rooms aud several
recitation rooms. TIE dor1nitory Will
nave capacity for 1872 students.