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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-04-01
SATURDAY, MARCH IS


House. Passed to be enacted: An act
In relation to the salary OF the register of
probate for Hancock county.
Finally passed: Resolve in favor OF the
town of MariaviIle to assist in rebuilding
Goodwin's bridge In said town, W hich was
carried away about two weeks ago.
Resolve waving forfeiture OF the
public lots in the north half OF township
No. 4, Hancock county, north division.
Both branches of the legislature ad-
burned to-day till the first OF Septem Der.
The volume of business done by the
seventy first legislature is way ahead of
tire higtest record Of any past session
Among the new corporations form d
was the following, which Is OF interest to
many readers about the county: W. G..
Sargent Co., organized at Sedgwick, Tor
the purpose of operating granite quarries
and dealing in ice and other goods, wares
aud merchandise, with $4,000 capital
stock, OF which $500 is paid il. The
officers are: President, Henry w. Sar-
gent, OF SargentviIle; treasurer, Arr hur
II. Sargent, OF Sargentviile. A detailed
account OF this new corporation was
given in THE AMERICAN last week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-04
DUKE OF MANCHESTER
IS REPORTED Ill


The Duke of Manchester chiefly interesting Americans be-
of his having married Miss Helena Zimmerman, wealthy
American girl ago At that time the Duke bank
but the of his bride has recently permitted him
Castle the Ireland and he
other large They have Viscount Man
deville, born
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-04
DEATH OF SCOTCH
EARL OF STAIR
LONDON, Dec. 4.--The Earl Of Stair is dead.

Stair reached the
of eour Half century he made record for
himself the British House of this before he
Earl. For two years he Lord High Comm
to the Church of Scotland
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-04
GOING TO LOCATE.
ISLAND OF NIIHAU

Professor w. d. Alexander with his
son, A. c. Alexander, and s. NJ. Kerens
Of the survey Office, departed on the
Mikahala last evening for Kauai and
Niihau. The trio intends to find the
exact location longitude of the island
of Niihau before returning.
Kerens will be stationed on Niihau.
while Dr. Alexander will take his post
at Makaweli, Kauai, with his son at
Waimea. With the triangle thus
formed they will get the position of
Niihau using the neliograph.
DR.. Alexander said before leaving
yesterday that there was a great dis
crapancy in the charts as to the posi-
ton of Niihau relative to Kauai. There
have been surveys of Niihau by itself
but the longitude of the island is not
correct. Some charts put the island
too far west. The Albatross when
here a year ago found different po-
sition for Niihau which DIR. Alexander
thinks is probably correct. 1t is about
the same as on the old centennial map
OF the Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-04
AN EVENINGS TRIP TO
PELE'S BURNING HOME
Looking Down on Red Mass of Molten Rock
While Standing on the Undermined Brink
of NIauea's Active Crater.

Thanksgiving evening eight o'clock party of ten
including guides from the Volcano House down
steep well trail that leads the brittle
of Kilauea The cool night made wraps acceptable
though portions of the trail where crossed approached
cracks decidedly On the left lowered or distance
the beetng side walls OF kauea, while the right
above gowed with great brlancy the summit OF Moku
Back of could barely be dscerned faint gmmer
herself except through the clouds.
with the awful grandeur of surroundings silence
eloquent than words In Indian file for about and
half miles wormed toward which hung
pink haze finally leaving the horses small rock corral
Approaching Halemamau place the right of the blow
holes with uddenness that almost took ones breath
b p be bec f M down below portions Of the side ~ walls e
would fall in with rumble and terrifying the watchers
but nevertheless fascinating.
One of the guides pointed back crack
wide which had but the day before 1t evident that
the flashes of light chiefly from under the wall which
finally persuaded the head guide wife and myself fur
opposite possible to first position Some OF the other
bers of the started with but they desed there being
Weight a ''' 0S SA'' '0N' %
greater feeling security could there
under the other WALL and that there playing the abys
great glare light liquid
the scattering side the other The
whence times between bursts
@ draw n & in the @ 0n ds o ITS
OF the floor which had then become somewhat cooled bright
light however showing through its cracks
the guide sailed our attention to the lantern OF the other guide dis
descended into Of the steam and exploring with sput
erng candle made collection of stalaces that resemble
nggr babies than anything else Then scoched postal cards
very hot and dry crack realistic for Eastern
friends
With Halemaumau fresh minds the ride
more than the other Most OF the time nothing could be
animals themselves needed guiding and all the riders had do
bank but it's sight the o Eo was
rising of white clouds, distinct
blue ether while still higher of clouds delcately pnked
by the summit fires
through the
7. A. NJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-04

Governor Carter stated yesterday
afternoon that requests were being re-
ceived on all sides from, Federal de-
partments for assistance from the
Territory.
The United States Coast and Geo
detic Survey appropriation for its op-
Grafton at these Islands, Is insufficient.
In compliance with the request, there
fore, the Territory is aiding that Fed
eral bureau at present by furnishing
it with a mans services.
Nothing has yet been done by the
United States Government toward es-
tablishing a station or stations of the
Weather, Bureau in Hawaii. The Ha-
waiiRn weather bureau records go
back, in some cases, beyond the per-
iod when the Federal bureau was
started. Therefore it is a matter of
some pride with the Territorial gov
ernment to keep up the continuity Of
these records until the Federal gov
ernment takes up the service.
1--WE are anxious to have this oranch
taken up by the Federal government.
1t would be an important advantage
to the mainland service.
The War Department wants the
Honolulu harbor lines established. Inc
Secretary of War has sent a request
for the Territorial government to FUR
nish maps with the harbor lines exact
ly marked. He wants permanent
marks made on the mainland or IN
shore. as it is considered unsatisfac-
tory to have them upon the docks. In
this matter the Governor said 1t would
be Impossible for the Territorial gov
ernnent to comply with the request OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-04
REYES CALLS ON HAY.

WASHINGTON Dec. 4.-Secretary Hay today received a
formal call from General Reyes of Colombia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-04
Government Crop Estimates Send
the Price Of the Staple
Flying Upward.
Small Yield lmpels Large Prices.--Two Million
Bales Change Hands at an Advance
OF Three Dollars Per Bale.

ASSOCIATED 0AsLEoRAMsJ
NEW YORK, Dec 4-There great
market following the publication of the Governments estimate of
the CROP The price advanced yesterday So bale
bales changed hands
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 4-There is panic in cotton. Its
price stands ninety points above that of the previous day
AS million bales of sold American stock
exchanges yesterday fortunes made by the
who have months insisted that would higher
Chief these w P Brown the New Orleans Cotton King
who made in day during September big advance the
Souths product the of nearly million dollars
of ninety points the market New Orleans equiv
alent to an advance in price of S4 per bale.
The estimate of the American has forced the price
such figure that the mills of Lancashire England will
almost Owing the high the mill
England shut down their purchases and thousands out
of They big drop the market later and then
intended buy that there really yed of
United States that high price
Brown corner but with the shortage
reality they caught in the door.
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SPANISH CABINET OUT.

MADRID, Dec. 4-The Cabinet has resigne
publican obstruction in the Cortes.
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deep-water shelter for ocean COM
nerce, to appeal to Congress for ade-
quate means from the Federal treasury
for this object. Delay might send
some steamship lines by us. Assist
ance is urgently needed, though with
our own available means we can at
least dredge the entrance to the har-
bor"
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tractors bid on the work with the idea
of having the whole work to do, but
the most that could be undertaken now
was the expenditure of the $4,000 the
Loan Bill provided.
'It would be wise for the peo-
pie as a whole the Governor said,
Considering the great Importance of
maintaining Honolulu harbor as
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ANTI-CHRIsTlAN CHINESE.

in
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LEADERS IN THE PANAMA CRISIS.
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
BEGS FOR ASSISTANCE

I the Secretary of War. I'VE have not
the means he explained.
With regard to the dredging of the
harbor. Governor Carter feels that a
thorough job is more than the finances
of the Territory can stand. The con-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-04
It is Not Known How Long the Vessels Will Re-
main in This PortChances to Get
Official Program Revised.
tAssoU1ATED oABLEaRAMsJ
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Evans ordered Yokohama
after Honolulu.

The above cablegram printed the condensed form which
1t the usual cable dispatches The public
liberty interpret will far the probable length of the
squadon Honolulu Should be
the Government send back the squadron Goals
united of the Governor and commercial bodies might
uce change permitting the warshps week
days On the such action often taken and it has
proved effective where of fashion
able like Coronado Del Monte the principal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-04
WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
OPPOSE REED SMOOT

WASHINGTON Dec. 4-Wonens organizations throughout
the country agtang exp Reed Soot Utas recently
Mormon apostle pledged him reasonable action against the
United States and the doctrine of blood delegation
of protesting has been received by the President
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08
ma FIGHT WITH NEGROES
a White Man Was Killed and Another
Seriously Wounded.

Louisville. Ky. Oct. s.--Robert Dai.
ton Burtiue. a weliknown young man.
was murdered. and W. d. Hays. his
cousin. probably fatally hurt In hgh,
with Negroes on the river front sun.
day afternoon The young men. who
are members OF the Louisville Boat
club left FOR a sail in the afternoon
accompanied by several fellow club
members. and as they were passing
Towhcad island were attacked By sew
erai Negroes. who threw Jumps Of coal
into the boat. The boat tied up and
its occupants started after the Ne.
grocs. chasing them into a yard where
VIII Fletcher. coiored. seized an AK
and striking Burdine over the head
Killed him instantly. Hays attempted
60 secure the Ak from the negro. but
was assaulted from behind and badly
injured The police arrested four Ne
rroes. Including Fletcher. although ful
iv % were concerned In the assault
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WOULD KILL PRESIDENT.
HessilY-Armsd Man Calls at Executive
Mansion and Fights With Officer.

Washington. Oct. San unknown
man called at the white house about
noon Monday and made an attempt on
the life Of President Roosevelt. The
police at the white house ordered him
on. He refused to 70, and attacked
the officer. In the fight the officer was
cut by a knife. The unknown nan
was badly beaten. He was taken into
Emergency hospital badly damaged.
The man had pistol. knife and other
weapons on him. He came to the
white house and demanded % see the
president saying he had an engage
mont with the president "on funny
business" and tried 20 force his way
into the house. II was then that the
police ordered him on and tho agli
took place. The man gave the nam.
OF Petor Elliott The officers az the
white house think the man insane
He IS not known 20 them nor has ne
been seen about there before.
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Six Thousand Turks We're Routed
by 1000 Insurgents in the
Pirin Mountains.
MANY OFFICERS WERE KILLED.
Five Engagements Are Reported TO
Have Taken Place in the Vi
cinity Of kcnatoVa-
Five Thousand Turks Were Attacked
By Revolutionary Bsnds-Thounh
Many Turks We're Killed. the
insurgents Were Routed.

Sofa. oct. 3.-Fivc engagements are
reported to have taken place in the VI
cinity of kcnatovo. where s.ooo Turks
were attacked hy evolutionary bands.
and. though many Turks were kiiled.
the insurgents were routed. one Of
the leaders OF the latter. Lieut. ront-
chef. committed suicide in order 70
avoid capture
Advices from the iusurgcnt head
quarters assert that 5000 Turks were
routed hy % 600 insurgents in the pirin
mountains after four DAYS fighting
The Turkish losses in this affair are
said to have been the heaviest during
che whole outbreak They included
three coioncis and many officers of
lower rank
Three batteries of siege artillery lcfi
Sofa early Friday morning Tor Has
kovo. near the frontier % Adrisuopie
viiayct
london. oct. 3--With tho exception
i % tho revolutionary report ~ the mas
sacrc at Mchomia. which is identical
with the town 90 Ra1ioE there is utti,
news from the Balkans.
Tho semiomcIai Journal DO 81 Pc
torshurr. commenting on the visit o
the crar te Emperor Francis Joseph
declares that the nrm language EN-
nioyed by the representative of th'
Russian and Austrian government a
Constantnople and Sofa has avcrtel
war for tho present
A dispatch from Constanfiuopie say
the AnatoiIan troops recently cane
ONT ave merely intended tn replace th
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|. scuall on Lake Mich-
\, steamer L. II. Hack
|Weut to the Bottom.
PERSONS WERE DROWNED
.r,eh Line Steamer Sheboy.
.,srued the Seven Other
Persons on Board.
L. Found Floating About or
III wrecksge and Were EN-
h. From Their Struggle
tosinst Drowning.

H. wis. oct 5.-During r
| srday night on Lake Michi.
|.,smer Erie II. Hackley cap
| Z persons we're drowned.
| sch line steamer SheboyEaa
he other seven persons on
Hackley. after they ha1
| ost on pieces OF wrcckagc
Report Of the disaster reach.
ae sunday
.kley was struck by tho
70 seven miles on Frecn IS
% upper work was blown
re The men could reach 4
.s boat then turned over and
IN deep water.
vned. George LeClalre. jr-
Wis. Joseph v. Crus.
The Hackley. Fish Greek
ringer. lawrence Barringer.
b. Henry Rabitoy. Fish
d Kelky. Fish Creek; Miss
|yncent. Miss Vincents sla-
Harbor. Wis Freeman
Creek. Nels Nelson. Stur.
Frank Fitzgibbons. Jackson.
Truchiy. cook.
Frank Blakcley. pursef.
k Orrn Rollln. engineer.
Milton Hasen. Blaine Nc.
Fsh Creek; two men OF FL
WIS
Hlckiey went 20 bottom those
and could seized on float
of wrockaEc. while tho
-3 three or four OF the men,
fni any object 90 which 90
B .n thc raging sea. so far
lres were rolling high ani
taosc who at hrst saved
from Immediate death lost
lri sank Il was severa.
tho Hackicy sank before
Tsan hove within hailing dis
shouts OF the floating NOR
he attention Of the sailofg
eooygan and every assist
tancl
sanos Of the lake made res
la, She officers OF the She
sure that they took ABOARD
U- aloat. Some OF the pcr
we're rescued say that &c i.
tat one or more OF the ].
ss.ng may have escape,
view is not given mucl
ty tae sailors OF the She
.ea.ygan made into Fisl
e1 hope OF resculns othc
med improbable. The res
ls were so exhausted from
gs'o against drowning tha
unable Tor some time 20 tcl
shout the wreck.
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RIOT AT oUNshAUeHLlH.
Two Rival Political Factions Came
20 Blows.

london. Oct. 5.-The candiiature Of
John Howard ParneH. brother Of the
late Charles Stewart Parnen. at the
parliamentary election Tor South
Meath. which is deeply resented by
the Redmonites. led TO riot Satur.
day when John Redmond and other
nationalists went to speak in support
Of their candidate. David sheehy. The
rival factions came 10 blows at Dun
shaughlin. Bludgeons and stones were
used and many persons injured. Johr
Redmond in his speech denounced J. II
Parneu as a traitor to the Irish unity
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08
THE PANAMA CANAL.
No Immediate steps VIII BE Taken In
Its Favor at Bosots.

Paris. Oct 5-Thc Paris edition of
the New York Herald publishes a dis-
patch from Bosota. via Panama. which
says that no Immediate steps will be
taken In favor Of the canal The oppo-
nents OF the treaty are apparently
pleased 20 see the United States feisn
to return to the Nicaraguan route.
President Rooscvelt's attitude is inter
preted at Bogota as a sign that he viii
wait tiHi August n necessary and that
the United States will eventually ac-
cept Colombia's conditions.
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VERDICT was cHEERED.
Miss Mary Archer Awarded Heavy
Damages BY Jury.

London Ont Oct 5.--Miss Mary
Archer. formerly of Milwaukee. who
sued the Sacred Heart convent for
damages for dismissal from the order
and Incarceration In an asylum on the
ground OF insanity. and also for remu-
neration for II years services. has
been awarded $500 damaecs. $1,000
Tor wages and 5000 for wrongful dis
missal after her liberation from the
asylum. The verdict Of the jury was
chsered in court.
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sHANNLiN's FUNERAL.
The cortese One Of the Lonses, Seen
IN Lexington.

Lexington. Ky. Oct 5.-The body n
fho late Elliott W Siankiin was inia
in its fuai resting place Sunday The
funeral cortece was one of the longest
soon iu this city and large number
of horecmrn were present The local
'of-o 90 Eiks held thcir ritual at the
rrnto over ooo people attended.
Horace vs. Wilson. who viii conduct
tho trot here in uou of Shankrn. was
in attendance.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08
PUBLIC 0Eer STATEMENT.
A Decrease cf s6l7Lst2 During the
Month Of September

Washington. Oct 1.-The monthly
statement of the public dcht shows
that at The close ot business Septem-
bcr so. 1908. the debit less cash in the
treasury. amounted to S9lF.752.5f5.
which is a decrease for the month OF
S6I7ISI2. The debt is r,cap.tulated
as follows. Interest bearing debt
S912529.44o. debt on which interest
has ceased since maturity. sl19fn5o.
debt bearing no interest s3e3 f33.239;
total Sl307 7l6g.729
This amount. however. does uot In.
clude 5000 zoo sos in certificates and
treasury notes outstaudius which are
onse; hy an equal amount of cash held
for their redemption.
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- convIeted Id - ReIsasea.

narhoursvliie KY oct Robert
and Dan Allen have been convicted
and sentenced to lie Imprisonment for
the assassination OF nulaney Peters.
Joseph and sam Allen were acquitted.
Tie case closed at Bonneville The
jury on hrst ballot stood four for
hanging. four for lie imprisonment
end lnnr Tor anlu.ltaI
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st. Louis. Oct 5.--A slight shock a
earthquake was felt In Carondeiet. In
the southern part of the city. at SIS
O'Clock sunday night. The seismic
disturbance lasted aboGt one minute
and caused alarm among the citizens
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08

Paris. Oct. s---Msitre Labor. law.
yer and defender Of Drsyfus. has &c
cepted an invitation to attend the IN.
ternationai law congress Al the St
Louis fair and 10 read a paper before
the society
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08

Lexington. Ky. oct. 5.-The long cx-
pocted advance 10 the price OF crude
on occurred the earlier part OF the
week. and for tAe FIRST time in the his.
tory of the field the oil from the low
or Kentucky and Tennessee develop
ments IS quoted ia figures with a dol
lar mark before them
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08
Moorish ExhibIt at the Worlds Fair.

London. Oct s.-A Tankier CORE
spoudent says the sultan of Morocco
has given a second instailment Of $780,
600 to the American syndicate which
Is undertaking the Moorish exhibit at
the St Louis exposition
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New York. Oct. S-Business failures
in the United States for the week end
ing with October ! number 153. against
ls5 last week. I6s IN the ike week of
1902. l75 in 1901. In Canada failures
for the week number 10. as against IS
last week.
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Covington. Ky. Oct 5-Anthony
Axer. a former saloonist. died az the
late home Of his mother. l26 West
Eighth street. early Sunday morning
uf blood poisoning. Re was a brother
OF Joseph Axer. who died in the Phil
ippires while serving his country
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08

Chicago. Oct g. Packers and the
cattle butchers agreed on the wage de-
mand OF the union Friday night and a
new agreement. satisfactory to both
sides. viii be signed Saturday. The
demands Of the union were conceded
by the packers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08

Louisville, Ky, oct. Paul F. Sc
monln, AGED "a years. the father Of w
J Semonin. a leading politician Of this
city. died Sunday afternoon He was
born near Paris. France He was once
a steamboat captain and later tobac-
~, merchant
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King Alfonso to wed.

Oct at Is reported on
oTily Of a high court digni-
The queen mother and En-.
ancis Josef. Of Austria. have
ior the marriage OF King Al.
NE Archduchess Eleanor. the
-shter Of the Archduke Chas.
Of Austria
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08

Laredo. Tex. Oct s--There has
been practically no change in the yei-
low fever situation during the past
few days. The oficiai bulletin sun
day shows there have beea four new
cases and one death.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08

MINI. Oct. St Charles.
olnty. was almost obliterated
|''nado. Seven persons were
p 2s were injured. many of
erely. Forty-two houses were
and the total property dam
[ll nnn
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-08

Oct At Is reported on
! exchange that the earl Of
British minister 70 Egypt. has
The post OF colonial secre-
Is also stated that Lord NH
has been prominently men,
The post. will return 10
IL.
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Barre. Vt. Oct 5.--One man dying.
another suffering from a serious, be.
not necessarily fatal. huiiet wound. and
third under arrest charged With fir.
ing the shots, Is the outcome of the
latest clash between the anarchists
aud socialists of this city