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Don CARLOS RETIRES?
Report That Ills Son Is Now Pref euter
10 the Throne Of spain.

Special Gable Dsspafeh 10 THE SUN.
MADRID. Dec. l8.-The Heraido saws Don
Carlos. the pretender to the Spanish throne.
has resigned his claims in favor OF his son
Don Jaime
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1t is in the favorable disposition OF the
allies toward arbitration as n principle
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Bankers Who Aid Venezuela VIII
Have Our Good viii.
LONDON SEES HOPE IN THAT.
Thinks SeIisman & Co. Will Now
Provide Money for Castro.

M Pccuniary Responsibility In Our OnO.
but Diplomatic Assistance Win ne
Given TO Induce Venezuela 10 PAY
Awards-IiOpe That the Case VIII
go 10 The Hague Court Of Arbitration
France supports Our Position-Min.
lister Bowen Wants to Come to wash.
inston to Conduct the Negotiations
caracas Anxiously Awaiting Reply.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-17

flanh subscriber residing out Of the State
i Of Maine, to wit: Anna p. Nutting, OF
Quincy, in the state OF Massachusetts. hereby
gives notice that she has been duly appointed
executrix of the last will and tesl sment OF
Amariah b. Bartlett, late OF Quincy, in the
state of Massachusetts, deceased, no bonds
being required by the terms OF said will, and
that she has appointed Nahum Hincklsy, of
Bfuehiil. in the county of Hancock and State
of Maine. her agent for said state OF Maine.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired tn present
the same for settlement, and all Indebted
thereto are requested to make payment I'M
mediateiy. ANNA p. NETTING,
July l. 1902. Executrix.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed adminis-
late OF Mt. Desert, In the county OF Ham
cock. deceased, and given bonds a. the
law directs. All persons having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired
- present the same for settlement, and all
indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately. MELyILEE l.. ALLEN.
Mt. Desert, Sept. 8, 1902.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admins
traitor Of the estate OF Elizabeth Lane, late
of Sedgwick, in the county Of Hancock. de-
ceased, and given bonds as the las directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make pay ment i'm
mediately. JOHN +. LANE.
Septau iber 2. 1902
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HANc0ck ss.--At a prebate conrs held at
Bluehili, in and for said county III hancock,
on The second day OF September, VI ne year OF
our Lord one Thousand nine hunAre nd two.
A CERTAIN instrument purporiing to be
IL copy OF the last VIII auA "a fnent Of
George q. Bell, late OF Portland, Ia he coun-
" Of Middlesex. and state VI Connecticut,
deceased. and OF the probate there { In said
state OF Connecticut, dEsy authenticated hav-
ing been presented TO the Judge "a probate
for our said county Of Hancock for the pnr-
pose OF being allowed, filed ana recorded in
the probate court of our said count. Of Han
cock
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein, by publishing
a copy of this order three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American, wspaper
printed ut Ellsworth, in said county of Ham
cock. prior to the seventh day Of October, q. q.
1902, that they may appesr at probate
court then to be held at Ellsworth, In and for
said county Of Hancock. at ten O'Clock In tho
forenoon, and show cause, II any tbey have,
against the same.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge Of Probate.
1--WE sanv Attest ;--CHss. p. DnRR Register.
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FINhk subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been duly appointed administra-
tor Of the estate of Nancy NJ Brown, late
of fremont. in the county Of Hancock,
eased, and given bonds as the law directs,
All persons having demands sgsiust the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to present.
the same for settlement. and al indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. FaEp KsowLRS.
SRutauaher 2. 1qf2.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed adniinistra-
tor OF the estate Of Wilson /. Sargent, late
of Ganldsboro, in the county OF Hancock,
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the
tate OF said deceased are desired to present
the srme for settlement and all Indebted
thereto are requested to make payment inn
medlaiely. BEDFORD Il. Tracy.
August S, 1909.
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EfaaI Nailsle.



HAScoeK sat- = probate caue held AZ
Rluehill, in and for said county = iancock,
on the second day Of * ptembof y year OF
our Lard one Thousand nine nur1f nd two.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT purges nE TO be
"a copy Of the last will AID q inent OF
Joseph Henry ThayeF, late Of esla idsc, in
the county Of AiddieseS. and Coat 5Awealth
o. Massachusetts,, deceased, aUd lie pro-
bate thereof IN said cpmmonwtai Fiass-
achusefts, duly authenticated, hat * been
presented TO the Judge Of prataig 8ir said
county Of Hancock foe f.es purss & being
allowed, filed and recorded b t4f FTobste
conrt Of our said eoanty ef Hancock.
Ordered, That notice thereof ison to
hll persons interested therein, ~ 3lishing
q copy of this order ihrte wet - ae -ssiveiy
IN The Ellsworth American, q gspaper
printed at Ellsworth. IN sad eessus4 u Ham
cock. prior to the seventh daFcf en-, a. q.
1902, that they may appear probate
court then to he held at EilsWcfbb, and for
said county of Hancock at tea sutui VA ia the
forenoon, and show cause, Il ans ay have,
against the same
o. r. CUNNINGHAM, JndpN n Probate.
Al true copy. Attests~ERAs. u NbH &eFisker,
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admiuis-
traitor OF the estate Of Fannie Bickford,
late Of SedRwick, in the county OF Hancock,
decreased. and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate Of said deceased are desired present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested TO make payment inn
mediately. GEO. NJ. WARREN.
September 2, 1872.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
WASHINGTON.

Ii is believed that the United states SUI
preme court will sustain the Colquitt act,
now before 1t on appeal.
The wiplng out of the war taxes Is not
likely 70 AFFECT the rivers and harbors bill.
There is reason to believe that the rivers
and harbors bill win be ready TO report
between February 10 aud %.
r.. ii. II. Green paid a visit to the pres
ident. after which he stated that tho APP
pontmeuts being made ia Texas suited him.
Nothing Is known In Washington Of the
peace oycrturcs to end the Boor war
The house committee ON ways and means
have determined to recommend the repeal
OF the Spanish war revenue taxes except
the tax on mixed -four
The immigration committee Is stiU giving
hearings on the Chinese exclusion bill.
caucus OF the republican house mem.
bers has been called for next Monday night
TO consider the Crumpbncker biu reducing
Southern representation In congress.
Judge Advocate General Lemiv ana So
licitor Hanna have submitted their COM
mcnt on Admiral schlcy's appeal TO the
president
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PEACEIS POSSIBLE, SAYSLYNCR
But the Beers Are Determined to Name the
Conditions or Keep Fighting.

New York, January 3o.--M Henri Roche
ford. editor Of Intranclgrant. cables the
Journal and American from Paris regard
Ing the outlook for peace In South Africa:
There ought to be peace, but upon a
basis similar to that given to the Cuban
republic and which shonlJ also make the
Philippines free. The republic OF Cuba Is
glorious example for the Beers in two
ways. First It demonstrates the effective
ness Of people nghting for home and free
dom; second, that the !iberty-loylng spirit
stil lives in the United States. The Beers
have astonished the world and deserve
freedom The Intermediates who are feel
Ing their way to peace should remember
this"
Colonel Arthur Lynch, who served in
the Bocr army. and recently was elected
to parliament from Galway, also cables
the journal and American from Paris.
Both sides have strong reasons for de-
string peace II they fight another six
months the situation may not be ma
tcrially altered and It Is impossible to
say exactly what Is the military situation
u Us certain that now the Beers sge as
optimistic MS they were "a year ago with
regard 10 their ability TO hold out, while
Euglauds situation Is becoming lntolera-
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

pp,y-rrr>,.,,,4 S., y
rLlis51f i}tE,E. r. ii,-EH-Congrcssma9
ChoieS Sprague OF Massachusetts died
'' p" ,'"' 'l.'"'" .H ms ''''
NEW 'ltLhA NS.-M. jules CANTON.
IFnhGA Amha5SadoI To- i1e Aited States,
,,al''4 or me French cruiser b1gaoy Itouen
Tor Havana.
NEW Notwithstanding 90 w g Allen
Q prominent fruit dealer of salem ore.
who Is !u this city. stocks of pruu,s ON the
coast arc Light nrJ.ularly thc oregon
product These stocks are pretty well
''h',uFatcj and are iu #tEuug hands, 30
slu MI Allen
SEATTLE, Wash. After undergoing Sc.
we're hardshps ann overcoming name n.
stacicS the members Of the Tru,alaSNa
company evaporation ana trail making party
nave succeeded in cutting their way from
,nr Yukon 10 the llinmdna lake and cstah.
lsulns q FaIl which, a. Is claimed: VIII
tguous region is concerned
CHICAGO Local consumers Of coal are
thfrH'ehrd with cn1l famine II the zero
gas who only usr coal IN the winter are
~ f't ,ho YIN boycott by the members
. ,,, y W. N""','''H ""'Vu'
'hi'Abb.-'l nave nothing 10 auy nIOUt
Ine ,Eo'ctnorShp ut Hawaii. said samuel
P,yyoIGfiGg, upon ni~ arrival q, chicago from
,r,. g,,'-,"T - lWi'eN' lHal eNcNluuuI
riv,ru,I ,f tt W., it,,P', lar ,"!i'r "i
p,incn D,,.t1 ..1,,,, W@tiNn !s'n"HS' S'd
,th,o law me "Ilc' was offered to
but this is The Grsi dina tbs n,.nst5dcIt
Rouseyclt b,s nel,ad hin, 90 ,+ t. ''
ONAV.A Io,.., ,tnr, ~ w.
s.,,,,,no,N a. ioWU' ,hHrE urlsuanscn mas
Of urouI.a snit o aP H""1 10 her bfeairrh
~, '" ON sun against dead man. She
ost s,t,,,or "' -tns,nnF rune, VINO dled
postponGJ thc datn Of tbcir ne n| ,
Hunllv died bcf0re the al. IN ,t H,,t
wedding her "'''''"'
CUICAGo In nm ,oltdo,. -.
"sijn'' "a, d. a, uu htS'uvht knoNn rs
conpar~ NJ MAXIM XXX" o. ,,ue huln"iS ste
~ vas hlien ana John Polac6oWiCh and
yrrel, ir9prcd " ,IHuui|" nhhhnWH' were 80 Sc
ro%,r,G,>, '""' l".G WIN Pr"nahlE ulr'
Rewson In, Lcc, A'i',tIi or Harry II
%ccWw 'S sori r'9 v"ESog "ibqlhira governor OF
in the history the eoyernmcnt b", as I'mI
Which b9d iopg ,.o, '"'onu1 Eot'iholISnip'
navy, '''"' '''" '''
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TEXAS

The Concho water Power company will
dam the Concho river near San Angelo.
Corpus Christ has shipped 225o0O cab
bage plants to Alabama this month.
Mrs. whitening Of Burton was burned to
death nt Marlin.
The charter Of the Anglican Brewing
association OF Houston was nled at Austin
yesterday. 1t has a capital stock OF 5000
600
Mr.. Boyd Of the Legislative investigating
committee found the accounts OF tho clerk
OF the supreme court correct
y. j, Clay was found guilty or murder
in the second degree by an Upshur county
jury and given twenty-one years Ia the pen
itentiary.
A writ OF injunction was denied In the
Halliburton case by tie Galveston court Of
civil appeals
verdict Of not guilty as to Frank
Sharp was returned in the san Augustine
murder case on trial at Center
Much work IL being done In developing
Che quicksilver deposits IN Brewster county.
The First National bank Of Howe viii 20
into voluntary liquidation.
Clay was convicted at Gilmer Of murder
In the second degree and given tweuty-one
years.
A Fort Worth Judge refused the nppllca-
tion of a mother for her child and awarded
the custody to the foster parents.
MIR. swayne things his pipe line project
is entirely feasible.
Two new gushers were brought In at
beaumont
James WilkerBon was instantly killed by
boiler explosion Ia the Beaumont oil Geld.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
Special to Tho post.l

Washington. January go Representative
burgess left for his home Ia Gonzales this
morning accompanied by Mrs. Burgess
Ihcy VIII return as soon az the former
gets through with the trial Of a case IN
which he has been retained
Before leaving Mr. Burgess prepared and
had sent to each member OF the rivers 49,
harbors committee a communication in
support OF the bill which he recently IN
troduoed providing for the appropriation of
S3'ooo.OO0 for the improvement Of the jet
tirs and the inner harbor at Galveston.
table Of statistics which shows among
other things that Galveston stands sixth
In the value Of It's total commerce among
all the ports Of the United states accom-.
panied the communication
Twelve general propositions I'm favor Of
the project are laid down. The slNts OF
these Is as follows: 1.-The widening OF the
channel would further tend 10 decrease the
chnrges upon exports at the port. In that
II would permit. especially u the Houston
ship channel IS developed the unloading or
barges directly into the ship I'm the channel,
thus eliminating All charges except that
OF the labor for transferring the cargOcs.'
Mr. Burgess points ont that considera.
bic proportion OF the needed Improvements
was nude necessary by the storm Of 1900
mud that the sum asked for improvements
Of this sort should not be charged to tho
city or the State, but should De uppro.
prlated without reference TO the apportion
mout of the total amount carried by the
bill. lie admits that some private wharf
property may be benefited 10y tine apprJ'
prlntlou. but says that this is unayoiduble,
0 ttsu asa lao tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
BANQUET IN BALTIMORE.


2HEdkGT.
Baltimore, Md, January 30.-Thc chief
guests at the annual banq,at OF the Ner.
chants and Manufacturers association Of
this city hold tonight at the Hotel Ron
merit was Don Manuel Aspiroz, the Mexican
mmistcr The pUStpraudlal orutoiN was Icd
by Hon. Lloyd l.. Jackson president ~
tue association senior Aspiroz spoke in
part as follows; "The ties ibat mite the
Mexican and the Anglo. American peoples i'm
the diplomatic sphere are firmly and fairly
established They are based on love Of in.
dependence: on the profession OF the prlu.
clplcH OF liberty equality aud fraternity
50 cherished amoug cultured men and ma
lions, and on the aims for order. Justice.
progress and civilization.
we think the Northern American peo.
pies can hclp each other. Under the bless
lngs Of peace at home and between our
TWO republics Mexico invited pntprprlslnr
FOREIGNERS 10 dcYelcp her resources We
are already seeing the gains obtained nv
your countrymen who accepted our sincere
invitation and ourselves are beginning 10
develop our Industries and commerce
chiefly with the aid Of Your Skill and
Other toasts were responded 10 nv
MAYOR Thomas NJ Hayes. senator Quarlcs
Representative Underwood and William II
Parson OF New York
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a REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.

One Has Been Called to Consider Reduc-
ton OF Southern Representation.
Washington, january 3o--A caucus Of re.
publican members Of the house was called
today by Representative Cannon ull),
chairman OF the caucus committee, TO be
held next Monday night In the han OF the
house
The purpose or the caucus IS 10 CON
slider the question Of the election SUI
trage In the South and TO determine Wa n
action n any, shall he taken on the pro
posed Cunpacker bin reducing Southern
representation In congress or the Gibson
bin making stringent regulations for the
election procedure Nlr Cannon Issued tue
call after he had received petition signed
by tho republican members asking for tie
caucus
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.ASUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.
Cloudy, with lain.


Howard was convicted and given hte
sentence for participation In the murder OF
William Goebel Of Kentucky.
II. Is feared that the property loss 10
Arksnsas has been very great from the re-
cent severe weather
Edward and John Biddle, awaiting exc
cution in the county Jail at Plttsburg Pa
effected their escape ~ saving through
their cells and oyerpowering their guards
Admiral schley was entertained at Louis
willie by the knights remplars. lie VIII
leave for Nashville today.
Reports from Tennessee and Kentucky In
dictate that the recent severe weather mas
been very Destructive In those states
The day in the Patrick trlal was taken
up with the testimony Of three Texans,
Meldrum, Il. Raphael and A. b. Cohen, all
Of whom passed upon the disputed sigma
lures. Many women are attending the
trial.
A glucose trust has been formed, with
a capital Of $s0OOo,OOo.
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THE RIVERS AND HARBORSBILL
Items in Which Texas Port sAre Interested.
1t May Be Ready in February.

by the state Of Texas renders II imposs.
BILE for existing wharyes, even II so dis
posed to oyertaN tho commerce OF the
port, TO say nothing OF competitive ports
The rivers and harbors committee gave
Representative Randall a special hearing
this morning on - bill which seeks TO
appropriate $3j0,O0v FOR thu purpose OF i'm
proving the uayigabilty OF Red river as
FAR M as Dcnson. Mr. Randall laid spe.
ciai stress on the following points: The
feasibility Of navigation; the necessity o.
removing tho snags and obsyguctions and
Of constructing three snagboats 10 do the
work; the benefit In freight rate; the de-
yeopment Of the country along the river;
the benefit or more healthful conditions:
the uecd for cheap transportation Of coal,
lumber. cotton aud grain which would b.
supplied by the Improvement OF the river
us asked for In tho bill
A member Of the rivers and harbors com.
nttee stated today that the bin which
Is now being prepared would hardly he
ready FOR Introduction in the house before
March l.
Ia other quarters. however. It Is expect
cd as early as February L. or p.
Chairman Burton has been indlsposed
ava ""3 VT So tie was confined to his
room today ana was therefore unable to
See the members Of the Beaumont Orange
delegation, with whom he had an engage.
meni. As result Messrs. Davidson, AvcrilI.
"iIhest aud Pope OF beaumont, who OK.
prrted to leave for home this evening WI
remain over until Saturday or until they
get to see Mr.. Burton. They have secured
some Information of interest in the shape
OF maps OF q survey for Sabine aud Ncches
rivers ana Sabine lake made in 1879 IT
Is confidently believed that the committee
which the delegation wants improved even
l.onuHh no further action may be taken
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
REPoRr TROM NAsuyIT1.E

NashV'lie' Tenn January 30--An kinds OF
Wue communication which was almost en-.
trey suspended Yesterday morning in some
parts OF hentucky' Tennessee, Arkansas and
itAas on account of heavy sleet storm
nus not been resumed. The telecraph and
ttlepnohe companies have started gangs al
men ~ various directions to rebuild their
wires Tie prostrHtiou Is the most com.
plete known In years, Arkansas heinr iso.
Iated ms tar as telegraphlc communication 4
concerned. The damage from sleet In The
city Of Little Rock Is serious 80 ''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
bscryations taken by the United States
'thcr Lnreou at s p. M, 18TH meridian
Renort from Momnhia-

memphis Tenn, January 30.-m addition
TO Interruption to telegraph and telephone
communications In the territory Immediate
~ surrounding and west Of Memphis, heavy
damage from tho weight of slect on roofs
j. reported. Little Rock, Ark, has suf.
teFeu tremendously. dozen buildings
million, At Rector, Ark, n humber OF
houses collapsed and tho loss Is estimated
&C $1,000. AZ nyrrsburg, Tenn, the opera
mouse Us practically wrecked and other
buildings badly injured. Heavy damage
Is also reported NJ Union CITY, Tenn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
CONGRESSIONAL.

Among the bills passed by tho senate was
one approprlatug 10000 Tor public
building at Laredo, Texas.
The senate had the philippine tuin be-
fore IT,
A bill appropratlng $4,000 FOR The ostab.
llshmcut " the FrcderloE5hurE md ndIo-
cent National battlc Aelds memorial park
in Virginia passed the SENATE
The house passed the bill providing for
permanent census bureau.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
ESTIMATES IRON KENrUCKY

Louisville. Ky, January 30.--Although the
sleet and rain have ceased falling the con
diuons resulting from the severe storm OF
tuesday night and Wednesday have not
materially improved Topographic commuui.
S S,hio between Louisville ana the South Is
promise little relief within The next few
hours Trains are delayed and street car
ttranlcl though open, is still slow. Reports
Of telegraph facilities, hut IL Is feared t6S
insS TO ftult and shade trees VIII he heavy.
whlye manufacturing plants In various parts
ul hehtucty are Idle owing To breaks IN the
ply the power '"P
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington, January 30 Eastern Texas
Cloudy Friday with rain in enst and south
portions. Saturday probably fair. fresh
northerly winds, becoming variable
oklahoma and Indian Territories Snow
or rain and warmer Friday. Saturday
probably fair; variable winds
The weather bureau predicts generally
unsettled weather embracing rain and fog
for different sections OK the south
Temperatures have risen about ten degree.
in the past twelve hours.