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The Saratona Rack.

'''N SN'GNN6 lNpSNs
itosa, n, Y. August l5.-F1ve favorites
beaten today. the only winning first
being Old Hutch. He was bid up
over his entered selling price, his own
(. Smith, bidding him in. The fea-
race Of the day, the mile and a fur
handicap, was won by Zoroaster, who
py half length from the favorite,
lnawaga. Track fast.
anl half furlongs, handicap-Short
marie worth, Olehant. Time :05 %.
Zee Time 40.
Sliing-Old Hutch. Bessie McCarty,
buttress Time l:403-5.
ana half furlongs- Intervention,
eane, Auriesvllle. Time 1907 3-5.
snu inrlong, handicap -Zoronster.
1890, Himself. Time 1853 %.
isrlongs, selling Clonmell, Conun-
oadduceee. Time l:2s.
SARATOGA ENTRIES.
g fTongs, handicap Redpath 1872.
pnt, IA, q, Whittier ll2. Bar LIE Due
w iSo, Daily 100. Torchlight III,
a. frying Buttress Ill, Daffodown
miles, steeplechase-Cheval dor 1877.
M su ia 49, sallust 1853, McMurphy l45,
,, sId a half turlongs. United states
ia r, tharles Elwood 100, Skiliful,
eef ia5 S,9mIlte lo1. Whorler 40, Afrl-
slnr sallma6er 10, Monte Carlo 100,
M Beauty 107, Sergeant 100. wild
Eph.l, 100 taei ITO. Whitechapei, Judith
4 nsis Ace Full Grantsdale 40.
IN N pSSaie handicap-Bonnibert 100,
q III MODES los, Dublin 12I. Chucta.
eF.nni. zen Howard 90. Reina ITO, Sis.
Ror.S %; Sarbuncle 113. Whisky King
Ma Rsa,n6 swittmas lo7, Morning.
ftos,srun t lem riders-swiftmas 1859,
knole ias tS kilogram l59. Blacksmith,
J Edwsrd ,SSomerser 14s, Heroics 146,
io0' Latson las, Hopscotch
In nq "a half furlongs, maideps-Merry
I'm ppiennevis, Bellrardo, Mount ks.
! gessIIe ~, Bounding Reauty. Old
IN Fg.uS ioene dor. Amaryllis. Cap
M 'saTrhon 100, Boutonniere ll2.
e Sho,.aleehlse 1872. Governor, Pan
sun' Elliott, Ornature 112.
u. KinIooh Park Races.
wa. august lo.-Jlm Clark and Bar
III r. .nf only winning favorltes at
il ~ '"'ay' the other four events
3asb.a at long prices. Jim Clark
|nile ~ = new track record Of ;42lh for
westhalIW enty yards in the fourth
and MI clear; track fast.
joe c caiI .Iurlongs. selling Joe Goss,
niis ilns. Time I az
Coulter 'n We Bell Welcome Lish..
lugenis sIlong seiling-;rhe Nessen.
=" lahimany Chief Time
bio Mn n,Sn'y .yards-Jim Clark. Felix
~ Aavoc,,S' iliilr--B arnacle, Nlmble
isas--Bacchus. saishei Hucena
Ass 's'art Club Disbanded.
i team. hayi,& i,., 49, .,t.h,,,.
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MnIoeh PARK Ran.s

sAsr lar Club Disbanded.
Asssl,W' vas August i5.-rhe Look.
y sAs ,. ram. HAVING lost It's rabbits
" Sssso1 Of Lannus Watson ana
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Texas, have all been appointed railway mai

Texas postmasters appointed; Author,
Parker county, Charles c. Autchell Adams,
Pceos county, Hermann w. Blum jasmine,
Victoria county, Louis V. Pela: Poyncr,
Henderson county, Jnmes l.. DickerAop
Bnty, Freestone county, james A. Beene
BcoDc. Freestone county, John Bishop.
HRlesboro, Red River county, william +.
Kicks Nashtl, Clay county, l. y. Karsteter:
Whtcmound, Graysca county. Ernest +.
Wiiten; Zurich, Madison county. james
Brown: Matthews, Colorado county, Mary
ID. McHae
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Texas postoffices established: Beattie.
ComaHche county. James w. Beattie pos =.
MASTER; Kelsey Upshur county Alonzo
Contrell postmaster: Nine, McCulocl coun,
u. William Il. Alicorn postmaster; Roswell.
Bosque county, Clip Smith postmaster; Res
cue. Ilanpns9s county, Lewis H. SAnith
postmaster
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Arrrp THE FAIR MILLIoNs.

New York. August 15-The Evening
world saws Mrs. Anna F. Nelson. mother
of the late Mrs. Charles Fair, accompanied
by her son. A. c. Nelson, half-brother OF
the deceased Mrs. Fair, Will leave their
home al New Market, ~ j., on Sunday for
san Francisco. where they will employ at
torneys 20 represent them In the distribu-
ton Of the Fair estate. The paper adds
that the TRIP Is made AZ the instigatlon CT
George Harvey Of San Francisco, wha tele'
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LOSS TO SAN FRANCISCO
Death of Charles Fair upsets Grea
Building Plans.
ATTORNEYS LOOKING FOR THE VII
The Cause Of the Accident Was said &c
Have Been the Terrific Speed OF
the Automobile.

san Francisco. August i5.-Thc sudden
death OF Charles Fair and his wife by the
collapse of their automobile In Franc
yesterday means great los, to san Fran
cisco just before his departure for
A'utope. Charles F1ir had pfictijiliy com
pleted plans for 100000 worth ~ inn
prorem,nts TO the Fair property here u.sd
il was his intention on his return from
Europ" to sign contracts for the work.
The matter OF the disposition OF the rs
tates OF the dead millionaire and his wife
has given rise to some little speculation as
to what VIII become of Charles Fairs
portion Of his deceased fathers immense
holdings. Il is known that short time
ago both Mr.. and Mrs. Fair made willis
disposing Of their separate holdings and
the community property, but just what
the documents provide for. the attorneys
Of Charles Fair do not feel at liberty 10
make public at this time. Mrs. Fair was
possessed of property to the value OF $3.50,
eco and 1t is thought her viii beuueaths
her holdings to relatives In New Jersey. but
in the event OF evidence being adduced
that Charles Fair succumbed to his In.
1uries first, Mrs Charles Fairs interest
In the community property Will naturally
revert TO her heirs and it is this poiu. OH
which the disposition of the millionare's
estate largely depends
At late hour last night the public ad-
mlnistrator applied for letters of of admin.
lstration In the estate of Charles Fair and
VIE Judge Carroll Cook has not as vet
granted the application, preferring to de.
NV matters until proof of death has been
received in this city. The matter Will come
up for hearing in Judge Cooks court 10.
morrow. There being some division OF
opinion among the friends and relatives OF
lnarlea Fair as to whether the win of
FAR now In the hands Of Knight and Hag-
gerty, his attorneys, was the last made
by him, Judge Carroll Cook today issued
an order granting the attorneys permits
sion 10 search the several safe deposit
boxes used by Mr.. Fair, SO that IL there
Is will OF more recent date 1t will be
brought TO light. Hermann Oclrichs.
brother.in-law of the deceased millionaire,
| Is emphatic In his assertion that Charles
Fair made will very shortly before leav.
Ing for Europe.
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The comptroller Of the currency has been
advised Of the following changes III OF.
dcals Of Texus National banks:
The First National hank OF Frisco, VIII
liam Alien, vice president; IL. W. Gee,
cashier.
The First National bank Of Madisonville.
IA. + Moore, president; Il. -. Seay, vice
president
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Tho Texas League.

A, nnlias--csrslcans q: Dallhs
Al Fort wcrth-parIs 10; Fort Worth IL.
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pensions Grnnted Texans -original: Lcl

Annie G. Camp and George g Caldwell
have been appointed substitute clerks In
the Dallas nOetofice
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Albert ". Glenn OF Waco, Ri. stsen Of
San Antonio and p. l. Casually AZ Denison.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14

The English 'soeiety for the Prevention Of
Consumption. presidet. over By the Prince of
Wales, as reerntly addressed by sir William
Broadbent who stEsea that II wss dehaitelF
known thst every case Of consumption - gan
with q germ communicated from some other
cz-e. There {. n1 such thing inhs filesi con.
sumption. Taere may he local weakness which
tersds 10 consumption. but the germ has abso-
luteiy 20 he planted ia that weak SPOT before
consumption can ensus This ought To com
fort thousands OF people VINO have weak
chests" or weak lnngs". They are not fore0r-
datned victims OF this dread disease. All that
u needed 10 hid absolute defiance TO this deadly
scoarze, IL 10 Toe atis to strengthen the weak
lungs and build up strong body. The answer
TO this need IA found In Dr. t'isrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. II 90 parties the blood
and increases the bioot supply, that tisease "a
thrown on. and the weak orgass src nouti-hed
inte perfect nealth, which aeiie. germs OF every
kind. People, given ~ by aoct,fr-, esnaeiated.
bleeding at TIE iunss. wfib olsstiaa,e lingering
esugh1, are b~ing cured every day by the use
of "Gold-n Medical Discovery. IL IL q trictly
temperance medicine containing alcohol,
whisky other intoxtcant.
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longer requires protection and the
tariff on steel, having served its pur-
pose and built up the industry, should
be wiped out. 1t has become worse
than useless. The same is true OF the
tariff on lumber, wood pulp and, 70 a
great extent, of the tariff on glass.
The friends OF protection should face
the issue aud revise the tariff along
progressive lines. Failure to do SO is
apt to produce revuhion Of feeling
on the part Of the voters which might
result in democratic gains, and one
experience of tariff revision by the
democrats has been quite sufficient 10
demonstrate how disastrous their
legislation would prove to the coun-
try"
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STATE or MAIsE. HsScoox S.
TAKEN on execution wherein John Madf.
son Taylor, OF the city and county of
philadel phias state OF Pennsylvania. Is pIain-
tit and George Montague Wheeler. of Wash.
ington, District of Columbia, is defendant
| and win be sold By public aaction on We'd
nesday, the eight enth day Of June. o. d. 1901,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Office OF
9. III. Wood. in bar HarbOr, town OF Eden,
Hancock co iDty, State Of Maine. all the right
in equity to redeem, and all the right. title
aud interest which the sid George Montague
Wheeler has. and all the right in equity TO
redeem and al the right title aud interest
had on the 6rsi day Of March. 1901 at twelve
O'Clock aud twenty-five minutes in the after
taehed on the original writ 10 the same suitl,
in and to the following described real estate,
TO wit:
First: a certain lot or parcel Of land sit.
oated in Bar Harbor, town OF Eden. Han
cock county, Maine, bounded and de-
seribed rs follows. to wit: Beginning
land OF Sarah j. Howard at the north
east corner bound of a lot OF land decided BY
said George Montague Wheeler TO Rhoda T.
October u. a. d. 1884. in vol. as. page 10. OF
the hancock county Maine registry of deeds;
thence on said line Of said Howard In a west.
eriy direction hfty-two feet, more or less, to
land OF Charles T. How; thence south seven
degrees forty-hve minutes west, seventy. Ave
and one half feet more or less, to the north
line OF other land OF said How; thence in
an easteriy direction on said line OF said How
hfty-two feet, more or less: thence north seven
degrees iorty-nye minutes west, seventy five
and one half feet to the point Of beginning.
together with the rights. Of way as described
In the said mentioned deed from George Mon
tague Wheeler TO Rhoda e. Hoyt.
Second certain lot or parcel OF land TO-
gether with the buildings thereon, situated In
bar haroor, town OF Eden, Hancock county,
Maine, bounded and described as follows. 70
VII; Beginning on the easterly side Of The
Norman road at the northwest corner bound
o. land 81 A. 9. Barney; thence in a south
easterly direction but always following said
land OF said Barney to the land OF Rhoda b
bofti thence in soatherly aud easterly al.
rection but always following said land on said
Hoyt to the westerly side of the CIeftstone
road thence in southwesteriy direction but
always following said Gladstone road to the
Hfghbrook road; thence In uorthwesterly
direction but always following said High
brook road to the Norman road; thence IN a
northeasterly direction but always following
the said Norman road. to the place of begin.
ming. JONI SuMfNsBY DEPUTY Sheriff
Dated at Eden this tenth day OF May, d.
1902
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sorroE or FORECLOSURE.

ylyHEREAs David w. Benson, late o. Ii nt
w mont. in the County OF haneoek ar
state of Maine, deceased, by his moIessss
deed dated the eleventh day OF DeeemDe II
A. %. 1875, and recorded in the Regis Ia
Deeds for Hancock County, Maine, Ia na,.tsh
as. Page 5i4, conveyed to Charles "a NJ and
OF the City OF Boston. County OF onnoi na.i Nd
State 81 Massachusetts. premises deserve"
in said mortgage as follows; ,....ts5 in
certain lot or parcel OF isnd 81 tS,r-
said fremont. on the wsst side OF pass t'it.
Dor, bounded and described as follows 70 IN ~
Commencing at a stake at the bars On 81 N ~
south side OF road leading 70 the d~ellInf7 line
John B. Mitchell on thr line between nsn
aad land occupied by the late Lyman y. DE-
tree spotted; thence south n degrees ws seds.
a small spruce tree at the edge OF me ~ The
thence south Is degrees west 10 polt same
ledge at high water mark thence gn tide
course TO tide waters, thence foiio"ihas osert
waters southerly to the north line q ~, 10
Lawson; thence on said Lawson solth tsan.
land OF David W. Benson and Matthemi ~, 10
the corner OF land occupied by the gsnson
Lyman n. Benson; thence on SAID bTtsir,-
west line TO the place of beginning,
ing fourteen acres more or less -, aeht
AND WHEREAS said mortgage ali w lies
thereby secured was assigned by sain cnh 4
II. WEIGH to me. the undersigned, Jos ss 8Say Of
Roberts, By assignment dated the ~ peSis-
April, A. ID. 1902, and recorded IN tne 4prii
try OF Deeds for said Hancock county, "f
IL, A. ID, 1902, In Vol. S72, Page So =, sa,d
AND WHEREAS the CONDITION NOW
mortgage has been and is now broken ,ch OF
THEREFORE,. os reason of the oi les Of
the condition thereof, claim forsclosnIrs
said mortgage. JOSEPH a. ROE ROE
Dated this I2th day OF May, A. d. i've
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place OF ]. P. EIdridge; clerk of
courts in place of ]. F. Knowlton; a
county treasurer in place Of o. w.
Tspley; county attorney in place OF
B. E. Tracy; Judge OF probate in
place OF o. p. Cunningham; regis
ter of deeds in place of W. B. Camp
bell, and county committee.
The county committee is made up
as follows: William o. Emery, Sui.
livan, A. p. Kane, BROOKLYN, r. l..
Grindle, Mt. Desert, Nahum Hlnck-
ley, Bluehill, P. p. Gilmore, Bucks
port, w. A. Walker, Castine, Elmer
e. Spofford, Stonington, Charles P.
Silsby, Aurora, Henry Whiting, Els
worth. r. l.. Grindle lie chair
man, Henry Whiting, secretary, and
these two, with w. o. Emery, are the
executive committee.
All the present county officers are
candidates for denomination, except
III. E. Hamlin, senator from the
eastern district.
Owing to the early date of the con-
vention, there will be some lively
work throughout the county during
the next two weeks in choosing del
egates, and getting things into line for
convention day.
It is the duty not only of Ellsworth
but also OF all the towns OF the county
to send to this convention their rep
resentative men not delegates
elected solely in the interest of this or
that candidate for this or that Office,
bat delegates who ny their presence,
influence and voice may be depended
upon to act for the best interests of
the county.
The caucus is, of course, the place
for this preliminary work, and this
the voters should faithfully attend.
The time is necessarily short, but still
long enough to do effective work, and
make this convention the equal In in
terest and Importance of its many
famous predecessors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14

THE New England Telephone and Teie-
l. graph Company respectfully petitions
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Of the city
Of Ellsworth. Maine, for n location tor its
poles and wires thereon, and the necessary
supporting and Strengthening hxtares and
wires ia the following named streets aud
highways Of said city: Water ST.. Main TO
Franklin St, Pine St. Water to High ST.,
Bigh 81, Maple 10 Main ST, Oak ST., Main To
Church St, school ST., Main TO State St,
Birch Ave. Oak to State ST.. Main st NJ. c.
X. TO State St, Main St, from the Bridge to
Methodist church, poles. for the purpose OF
relocsting and reconstructing the line noY
standing.
/, A. w. Greedy, the Mayor OF said city OF
Ellsworth, hereby endorse on the foregoing
petition OF the New England telephone and
Telegraph Company that personal notice shall
be given by said petitioner TO the residents
aud owners of property TO be affected thereby.
A. W. GRRsLY. Mayor.
Nav ESGLASD TELEPHoNE a. TELEGR. Pm Co,
(Sd.) JAsPRK N. KELLER,
April 3. 1902. General Manager.
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neaaI Nolissg.
STATE or MAINE.


To the Honorable, the Judge of the Probate
Court in md for the county OF Hancock:
ID RESPECTFULLY represents Marcia II
Ia Tribou, Of Srooklsn, Kings county, ia
the state Of New York. that there remains in
the hands Of deb ca h. Tribou, OF Bucks
port, Hancock county. Maine, and Frederick
executors Of The viii Of siIas X. Trioou, late
OF Bucks port. In said coun y, deceased. on
the setilent 4 OF their first aud only accouat
made at a roh - court held At said Bucks
port, in an ~ said county, on the seventh
dsy Of May. Il. d. 1891. property not necessary
for the payment of debts aud expenses Of adj
ninistration, nor specifically bequeathed, 10
the amount Of fifty niue thousand four hun
dred and twenty aud thirtytw two hundreds
dollars. which sum. together with the sccumu-
lAtions including interest, income. &c,
thereon remains 10 be distributed among the
persons whose names. residences aud Teia.
tionship 70 SAID deceased are believed by
your petitioner TO be as follows:
Names Residence. Relationship.
Rebeeea H. Triboa, 5ucksport. Me-. daugh-
Frederick c. Tribou. Paris. Me-, son.
Marcia II. Tribou, Brooklyn, N. ", grand
Wherefore your petitioner prays that your
honor may dete rhine who are entitled TO said
estate and their respective shares therein
under the said will and according 10 law, and
order tie same to be dist ibGted accordingly
or such partial distribution thereof as TO ne
court nlay seem proper.
Dated this sixth day OF May. a. d. 1902.
MAEcrA II. TEIBou.
STATE OF MAINE.
HAseocK sat q probate court held al
Bucksport, in and for said county OF Hancock
on the sixth day OF May, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and two
On the foregoing petition ordered; That
notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested. by causing copy Of said petition and
this order thereon to be Published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, newspaper published at Ellsworth. 10
said County, that they may appear at Pro-
bate Court 90 be held at Ellsworth. in and for
said County, on the third day OF June A. d.
cause, IL any they have, why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate
true copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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The County Convention.


The republican county convention
for Hancock county has been called
for Thursday, May 20, at Hancock
hall, Ellsworth.
This date is about month earlier
than county conventions have been
held in recent years, but June proved
to be so crowded with events of all
sorts, chat the county committee was
confronted with a choice OF holding
the convention either very early or
very late, and after due elaboration,
chose the former alternative.
The number of delegates to which
each town is entitled is printed in the
call that may be found at the head of
this column. There are 121 in all.
Ellsworth is this year entitled to six
teen against fourteen two years ago.
The work of the convention will be
to nominate candidates for two sena-
tors Ia place OF II. e. Hamlin and A..
r. Buck; a sheriff in place OF IL. F.
Whitcomb; county commissioner in
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sraTk 81 ONO. CRY az ToLEDo.
treas CoCNTr,
FRANK . CHENEY makes oath that he II the
erufor fsartneF ~ the hru. % >. Cheney a
10. detnx business In she CITY Of Totefo,
xouuig sfd = ate aforesaid, amt that ssid hrul
wiii fay the sBsu OF One Hupdref Dollars for
each asd every case Of CstsFrh inst cannot be
eured hy the use OF HALLS CsrsRsH CusE.
Pr NIX , CHENEY.
sworn to before me ard subscribed IN my
pre-eree, this ssh day Of December, A d. 1855
A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Pselte.
Bals's Ca,arrh Cure Il taken internaliy and
acts dlrectiy on the blood and mucous surfaces
Of The system send for D stinsoaial.. free.
y. >. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo, o.
Sold By drnxKt-ts. c.
HaiG's Family Pills are the beat
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THE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION
FOR THE
COUNTY OF HANCOCK,
WILL ag HELD AT
HANCOCK HALL, IN ELLSWORTH.
Thursday, May 20, 1902.


for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
two senator's. CLERK Of courts. judge OF probate.
sheriff, coun attorney, one county commis
sioner. register Of deeds and county treasurer.
AT the convention of lssl aud 1856 the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
Resotued, Fiat hereafter the delegates In all
cases shall be voters in The town which they
repre- sei1.
Resolved, That nomination to any Office to
which any lersen may have been elected can
not be ciaigsee as a matter of custom and usage,
personal GtBess alone tseing tne test.
RssolBsd. That la future calls for County
Conventions the Committee IL requested 20
make The foregoing resolutions a part of the
same
The basis of representation VIII be as follows
Eaeh city. town aud plantation win be entitled
TO one delegate; for each forty votes cast for
the republican Candidate for governor for 1860.
an additional delegate: aud for a fraction o;
twenty Eve votes la excess OF forty votes an
additional delegate.
The foiioaiag Iiss shows the Bumber Of dele
gates TO which each city, low and plantation In
fba .a..nfu e.. Ffsfttatf q, sbn
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CRY OF ELLSWORTH. MAINE,
Is BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

CRY OF ELLSWORTH. MAINE,
fE BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
May 9. Ieo2.
Upon the foregoing petition. II is ordered
that notice thereof be given by Publishing a
copy OF said petition and this order thereon
in the Ellsworth American. the last pubiica-
tion to be at least fourteen (i4l days before
the hfth day of June. and notice is by
given that a hearing upon said petition will
be held at the Alcermen's room on the nth
day OF June, at $50 o'clock .. M, at which
time and place residents and owners OF prop
erty upon the highways to be affected By the
granting of the permit applied for, and all
portunity to show cause why such permit
should not be granted.
Ordered by the Board of Aldermen, May 6,
1882.
Attest:-LKvI B. wYMAS, City CLERK.
A true copy Of petition. and notice thereon.
Atiest:-LEvf b. WYMAN, City Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14

There is nothing of consequence
yet to report in the matter of the
water power development. Yester-
day Mr.. Burlen, representative OF
the Boston Reduction Co., was in
town, and held a conference with the
parties interested in the deal. No
definite result was reached. The rail-
road surveying party is still working
Castine- ward.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14

Lsmoine seems to abound with natural
euriosiiies this spring. A few weeks ego
Sanford Trip captured three baby foxes
bringing them home. 1t so happened that
the family cat had recently been beresved
OF her kittens so she Immediately took
entire charge of the young foxes and IL
playing the part of mother and nGrse.
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Another ~tsone Wrong.

W. o. Fuller, jr., editor of the Rock
land Courier Gazette, has been APP
pointed postmaster Of Rockland.
"What happened to Fuller" Is likely
to be the title of this editor-postmas-
ter's next book. "Wigglesworth''
won't be '-in it,.