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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
/ sTANFO I;'.II.l |,
Woman Accused Of Shooting Hin
n Lodged in Jail, \

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) s5
s GRDDNSBORO.sN N. c., April GIL robert
Stanford, who was shot here last night,
took a sudden turn for the worse this
evening and is said to be dying.
An official ante-omretm statement was
unobtainable. his condition being too
critical The woman. Mag Harris. ac-
cused OF the shooting, Is In jail a COM
panon OF Stanford's says tho shooting
was done from the window Of another
house, while he and Stanford were try-
Ing to enter one some distance from the
one occupied by Mag Harris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
YOUNG MAN FELL ..
UNDER THE TRAIN.
Especial to The Times tspatch.)

\opSS1oA " = az :. 1A@1os eop& sSAe'I
e WILMINGTON, n. 9, April 6.---Carl
Paddison, a young man employed In the
Atlantic Coast Line general Offices. this
city, was killed here this afternoon by
being run over by passenger train on
the W., g. and a. road. He attempted
TO board the train Just az It was pulling
out OF the shed, and slipped and fell
under the cars. Is 3i5 ~
Paddison was "a sN OF Captain "A. H.
Paddison. a we'll known citizen OF vii
!mington. He leaves Awife and baby
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
FREIGHT WRECK
Prof Schehlmann Paralyzed the Second
Time.
Special to The Times'p lspaseh,)

Especial to The Tines Ispatch.)
LYNCHBuRG,VA VA, April 8-A freight
wreck occurred this morning on the
southern Railroad, twelve miles sol nth Of
BLynchburg. Eleven cars loaSed with
beer, steel rails and merchandise were
demolished, their contents being scattered
in every direction. Two tramps were
( hurt,
The track was blocked until this after
noon and trains were delayed many hours,
Professor Louis sohehlmann, director OF
vocal music at the Woman's College, and
q we'll known composer, suffered q secord
stroke OF paralysis Sunday and IS now
In a dying condiron,
The Lynchburg BarI Association met
to-day and adopted eloquent resolutions
In memory Of Captain Charles NJ, Black
ford.
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Drieht's Dissass md Diabetes
A. laositlvsly Durable.

4 ChaS. =. " sckef another merchant inter.
viewed. Address itt Sixth ST., son Francisco.
4 Qr-You sfe reported 81 having besn cured d
Diabetes, although II 10 believed iaeursbls.
AT had II, bat an now we'll. NJ 4.
a q Ibid ~ Il ges severe
Avery ne ART notice I had was when
va refsossl By "a Insurance oompAt =. Lstes
I bsoa .vepy weak and suffered srsstiy. III
4 o.--Any sthsr phys1eisn say II WAS Disbetes :
Y A. Oh yes. NY own aid. Tho sugar was
enormous, over On ounce per day. 3i
G. who told you Of ths Fulton Compound
d A.-Editor Engelhe Of tho German, paper. II
had curod him Of Bhght's Disease.
GLOW soon aid you begin 70 tmprovct
A.--In Swo weeks know Id got we'll. Ii
Q.--Did you again apply for insurance
Al did, soon q Twas we'll. 30
x.-Yes the Northwes. tern q Minneapolis.
iA a. .'S II: i pells, 4. 10 ssss -
q.-Hsvs ~ test made since W
Y K.-Yes. Leipritl made On analysis, report.
Ing nornsl. neither slbunsA g sugar. The
q. Know Of any other o.fes /.
x.-Yes. ny sistef.in.lsv W. cured Of
BsfSht's Dsesss afser being giy9n up By three
,phJsioiAaa he gave ~ hsf address sla.
cd Nabetes sre inoursble. but q par cent: are
saasy
Priee Q fer the Brighs,c Dtsesss ara elo s lns
Montsoinery ST., San iloo, sole compound:
rs. Proc tests made for patients. Descriptive
pamphlet mailed free. ts 5t2g q s57 II
owens Z Minor Drug Co, Distributors.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE
Camp of Sons ofveterans Organized
at Pulaski.
,necial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)

!l X fspecial to The Times. Dspatch.l
& HIJI.ASKI, VA, April 0.--John Bishop.
a. married man. was Indicted by special
grand Jury, charged with criminal as,
sault on omy Allison, q ten-year7oldl
daughter Of A, Fl. Allison. near Allisonla,
Owing to the absence Of q material Wit
ness tina case was continued to Thursday,
II. u, Massle and @. p. MacGlll are de-
Tending Bishop
A camp Of Sons of Veterans was or
Sanixed here to-day, II
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iBI,IIackstock-Liggo,n.

M (special to The Times. Dspatch.)
sCOTTsBURG,V A., April ia "A large
number OF friends and relatives met at
the home OF Mr.. Edward Lggon yester-t
day morning to witness the marriage OF
his daughter, Miss Daisy, to Mr.. John
OF Crystal Hill, Va The
REV. ]. NJ. Luck. Of Houston. performed
the ceremony.
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where he was arrested when attempting
70 hoard the evening train, &
The authorities being notified Sheriff
Fl. HI Russell ana others started in pur-
suit and overlook Richards at sn1ith his
switch, below tAshburn. Here he was :'g
arrested and brought back to Leesburg
on the $3.50 train. Both were held in de-
fault OF ball pending further inyesstiga 81
ton. Both claim the horse belongs to
Richards. from W HON It Ind been stolen
some time before, and had come Into Mr..
Grubb's possession from liveryman N
washington, who had placed several
horses in Grubb's care for the winter.
They have employed counsel.
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Shooting JustifabIe.

Especial to The Tlmes.D lspatch.) Isl
Is BTAUNTON, VA April 6,-Joseph
walker tho Chesap eake and Ohio condue-
Tor, who shot and badly wounded George
BlaIn, colored. last week. was discharged
In the Police Court to-day, Blain y
thought to heS the negro who was 1mpll-
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SDYsART nURDERS
Grand Jury Heard Several Witnesses,
but Did Not Conclude lts Work.

(Specisl to Tho Times. D!spatch.
h NEWPORT NEWS, VA, APRIL s-The
murder Of Amos Dysart, the Fort Monroe
artilleryman, was taken up this after
noon by the grand Jury OF FL lzabeth City
county number Of Witnesses were
heard, but the jury did not finish tts
work r, ~ is
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Southern Earnings.

4 ! Below are the estimated earning Of the
Southern, Railway system for the fourth
week In March, 1908:
# Southern Railway Company, excluding
st, Louis-Louisvllle lines This year. 81
07a. last year. ss96, oei: increase 3l77.-
S6l. 81 K tfi s5 Ia d 6i
Southern Railway Company. st. Louis
Louisville lines: This year. t9S, $50: last
year, $s1, 400 increase, 81, 1854.
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Operation on John Mckee.

Operation on J Ohm Mckee.
4 Little John Mckee, son Of Mr., Charles
Mckee, marager Of the Bijou Theatre.
sunderwent an operation upon his throat
last Sunday. III M "A 33
DR.. w, n. Oppenhimer aud the throat
specialist, DR.. A, q. Palmer, performed
the operation. which was entirely suc-
cessful,
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lMlssioln,a.lryYI citing Postponed.l

The meeting OF the Missionary Society
OF Immanuel Baptist Church. announced
for this afternoon. has been postponed un-
til tomorrow at o'clock, This Is done
In order that the members Of the society
may attend the special mission service
and reception at Seventh Street Christian
Church. N (.
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THE DIsPENsARY WINS
IA Quiet Fight Over the Liquor Question
at Wilson, TN
fsnecIal 10 The Times. Dispatch

Especial to The Times. Dispatch
fE.fl WILSON, NJ. c.. April CATER one OF
the hardest fought battles in heshistory
.iof the town of Wilson, the dispensary
won the fight here to-day by majority
OF seventeen.
!, 3 The election has passed off very queitly
there being no show Of III Will on either
side, B z, f III
Z n The town is very quiet Tonight. 5iS.
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!. NO5LiQUo d LICENSE s;
Judge Atkinson Refuses to Grant Them

Judge Atkinson Refuses to Grant Them
Pending Action on the Mann BIZ.
fsrecIal to The Times-Dispatch.)
WINDSOR, VA, April 8--To day was was
co,,rt day at Isle OF Wight The grand
1,rv found true bills In ueyeral cases OF
ia rceny. Many applications were made
for liquor licenses but Judge atkinson
would not grant them, pending final dis
position OF the Mann bill. now before the the
House. y SlSs& " 55s I'LL .s.sti a S38
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DAILY
NECESSITIES
AT EXTREm ELY LOW
PRICES.

Sugar Corn, a cans for.... .,...a5c,
a-pound cans Table Peaches. ....7c
Large cans Pie Peaches ,..,.7G
Best Granulated Sugar, pound ..,.,4 Ac'
Quart bottle Tomato Catsup Ioc'
Small smithfield Hams, pound .15c'F
T. M. Shoe Blacking, 2 boxea..,,.,,.5c,
Best City Meal, per pock,,,,..,..,, 1sc'
IL or, bushel ~, !. !, y, - ','o5o'
Large Canned Virginia Tomatoes, BE
early Rose Potatoes, buahel.,...,.'.'76o'
or, peck ,,,,,.,.,',..'.''. $3.50 ''''','@SSsS''f
Arbuckles Coffee, pound, ..,.'.,' 1oo'
Cordoya or Lion Coffee, pound. ,,,9Ac.
a.pound can Grated Pineapple, ,.....7c,
Imported Macaronl, pound ...,.,.,, 6c,
Blackberry or Catawba Wine, quart ,1oc,
Enameline Stove Polish, box .,,,4c,
lCuticula Toilet Soap, 2 for ~, ,,,.,..5c,
Snowflake Patent Family FLOUR, bar
rel, $500; bag.,.,,.,., .25c,3
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound .,..a5c
stFiH'E} BsRsIn es G .sl pound
Best Tea Dust, poun9 aoc'
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CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL.
Req. j. NJ. Adams, pastor.
Friday, March 13-Prayer and conference
meeting at 80.
sunday, March 15-Morning service at
1890. Sunday school at 11.45.
UNITARIAN.
Reu. s. ". Sutton, pastor.
Sunday, March 15-Morning service at
10 20. Sunday school at 1l.45.
BAPTIST.
Req. Darid Kerr, pastor.
Sunday, March 15-Morning service at
10 30, Sermon by the pastor. SUNDAY
school at II IN. Junior c. e. at p. m.
PRAYER meeting Friday evening at 7.30,
Trenton-Service Sunday at 2'30 p. M;
Mr.. Kerr.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Reu. J. P. Simonton, pastor.
Sunday, March 15-Morning service at
10 10. Sunday school at 1l.4o. junior
ieaoue at %. m. Preaching at Z.
Epworth league meeting Tuesday even
ing at 730. =, m
Trenton-Service Sunday at 2.5O p. M
Mr. Stmonton.
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G. JeIison. L. ID. Foster, Emery Strout,
Charles Goggins, Charles w. Pierce,
James Waters, II. II. Hooper, Edward
Phillips, Martin fl. Haynes.
Pound keepers and fence-viewers,
ward 1, G. s. Cook; ward 2, M. C. Smith !;
ward 8, John Lymburner; ward a, FL. e.
Austin; ward 8, W. s. Douglass.
Constable at large from ward s, J. H..
Bresnahan.
Auctioneer, F. w. Rollins.
Assistant overseers of the poor, Alder
men Trip and Mccarthy.
Janitor Hancock hall, L. C. Beckwith.
Truant officers, John Silvy, w. H..
Brown.
Janitor public library, G. /. WEIGH.
The board adopted the rules OF last
years board, subject to amendment at
any time during the year.
The board at this point took recess
until p. m. Tuesday.
TUESDAY EVENINGS MEETING.
At the meeting on Tuesday evening the
following business was transacted:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Accounts and claims, full board.
Finance, Austin, Trip and Moore.
Fire department, Mccarthy, Austin,
Hooper.
Highways, sidewalks and bridges,
Moore, Hooper and Trip.
City poor, Hooper, Mccarthy and
Moore.
City library, Trip, Moore and Austin.
Alderman Trip offered the following
resolve, which was passed:
RESOLVED. By the mayor and aldermen of the
city of Ellsworth that the bill now pending be-
fore the Legislature entitled an act to amend the
charter of the city of Ellsworth, thereby in
creasing the school board from three to five, is
hereby approved.
1.-THE full text OF this proposed act is
printed eisew here in this ISSUE
w. j. Clark was elected harbor master.
Recess was taken until Tuesday, March
II, at 7.30.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 10

IN the Senate, the bill an act to incorpo-
rate the Hancock Water, Light & Power
Co., was read and assigned.
There was an interesting debate in the
Senate this morning, and the result was
victory for the supporters of the measure
to repeal the compulsory arbitration
clause of the Maine standard insurance
policy. Early in the session Senator
Staples, OF Knox, presented bill repeal
ing this clause, and Senator Clark, OF Han
cock, introduced one OF similar character.
The committee on uniformity of legis-
lation, consisting of Hon. Charles f.
Libby, Portland; Hon. II. E. Hamin,
Ellsworth and Hon. Frank M. Higgins, OF
LIMERICK submitted a report In which
the recommendation was made that this
law be repealed, so as to comply with the
policies in use in thirty Live other states.
These and various measures were re
fsrred to the committee on mercantile
affairs and insurance, after several at
Tempt had been made to refer the docu-
ments to the judiciary committee to-day,
the insurance committee reported that
the bill aught not to pass. The report
was unanimous from the committee. As
soon as it was presented, Senator Clark
arose and moved that the bill be sub
stituted for the report.
He then spoke at some length In
support OF his measure, and was
followed by Senator Staples of Knox,
who arg ued in favor of the substitution
Senator Wing of Androscoggin, end
Senator Station OF Pepobscot, supported
tt Q report OF the committee.
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AT AUGUSTA.
Legislative Matters of Interest to
Hancock County.
II, at 7.30.

Legislative Matters of Interest to
Hancock County.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH A.
In the Senate Mr.. Clark, of Hancock,
presented petition Of Bluehill fish and
game association, asking for a close time
on fish in First or Billings pond.
The following bills we're passed to be
enacted: An act to extend the charter OF
the Ellsworth street railway company.
An act in relation to the Hancock
county railway company.
THURSDAY, MARCH 5.
In the House Mr.. Mills, OF Stonington,
for the committee on legal affairs, reported
ought not to pass on the bill an act to
prohibit the use Of purse and drag seines
in the waters OF Sargentville harbor,
known as Billings cove.
Mr.. Farnsworth, of fremont, from the
same committee, on bill, an act relating
to the sea and shore fisheries, making it
lawful to catch Holsters nine inches in
length, reported ought not to pess.
An act to authorize the town of Bucks
port to retire it's bonded indebtedness
and to issue new bonds was passed to be
enacted.
FRIDAY, MARCH 6.
On motion by Mr.. Clark, of Han
cock, House document No. 1856, an act to
amend chapter 149 Of the private and
special laws of 1895 entitled, an act to
divide the town of Sullivan and incor-
porste the town of Sorrento, was taken
from the table; and on further motion
OF the same senator, the bill was recon-.
mitted to the committee on towns.
On motion by the same senator, Senate
document No. 1872, an act to regulat e
costs in the taking Of lands or other
property for public use, was taken from
the table, and referred to the committee
on bills in second reading.
An act to authorize. the town of Bucks
to issue new bonds was passed to be
enacted.
In the House Mr.. BurrilI, of Ellsworth,
introduced bili: An act to amend the
charter OF the city of Ellsworth.
By Mr.. Farnsworth, of fremont: Pc
tition of B. E. Sylvester and forty-two
others, praying for the enactment of a
law prohibiting the use of horns or other
similar instruments in hunting deer in
Bluehill.
SATURDAY, MARCH Z.
In the Senate Mr.. Clark, of Hancock,
presented bill: An act to extend the char
ter of the Bluehill and Bucksport railroad
company, and the same was received
under suspension OF the rules and referred
to the committee on legal affairs.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
NEW BOARD ORGANIZED FOR
THE YEAR.
MAYOR HAGERTHY's ADDREss-ELEC-
TIoN OF MINOR oFFICERs-Go-
ING sLow-EvERYTHING
UNANIMOUS.

years a republican mayor assumed the
reins Of Ellsworth's municipal govern
ment last Monday morning.
When the hour for making the change
arrived, 10 O'Clock, the aldermen's room
in Hancock hall was packed with an inter-
ested and expectant crowd.
Among them were many democrats, who
while satisfied that their ffice-holding
friends would be turned down and out,
were curious to learn who their successors
were to be.
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age. Ellis had been drinking, and said
something to Albert which provoked him.
whereat he gave Ellis horrible beating,
disfiguriDg his. face so badly that he could
scarcely see from either eye. His plea OF
seif-defence failed to make an impression
upon Judge Peters, who sentenced him to
ninety days In Bangor work Jail.
Since returning to this city from this
term he has been more peaceable, but has
long been considered desperate man II
provoked.
He has always claimed to be detective
and wore the badge of representative of
the american Detective Agency. He
also had printed business cards by which
he offered to do "shsdowingn and "collect-
ing biils", but 1t Is not known that he
has ever been employed in that capacity.
He purchased from Stratton d Wescott,
hardware dealers In this city, an Iver-
johnson, 32-cslibre revolver last Septem-
Der, paying for 1t on the installment plan;
the description of this revolver as given
by FL. F. Wescott, of that firm, answers TO
the description of the one taken from
Albert at the time of his arrest.
WHITE WIFE.
During his residence in Ellsworth, Al
bert has lived with white woman known
as Myrtle Frost, the daughter Of George
Frost, who was formerly q blacksmith in
Bar Harbor; since the divorce of Aibert's
first wife in the Bangor courts, this
woman's mail has been addressed to Myr-
tie Albert, but no record can be found of
a marriage ceremony. She is somewhere
In Connecticut where, according to the
statements Of Albert made last week, she
was called by the death OF her father.
Albert Is a resident Of Ellsworth and
voted In ward on March 2. He claims
to have been born and bred in the State
of Maine, and the first time that he ap-
pears to have been known in Ellsworth b,
he resided at Holden, where he Is said to
have relatives. Some people who claim
to have known him, however, say that he
is native OF Frederickton, n. B., where
his first wife is said to have come from.
Last fall Albert resided on Pine street,
and was visited by his father, who is said
to be lightweight years OF age. While
the old gentleman was here he and Will
liam got into difficulty in which it was
said that William struck him, and he pro-
posed to make complaint and have him
arrested, but was induced not to by some
of Williams colored friends in the city.
| JoRDAN's ANTEcEDENTs.
The autecedeuts OF Patrolman Patrick
| Henry Jorden formerly lived in Ellsworth
His grandfather, the late Benjamin Jor.
dan, at one time owned half-interest In
the Ellsworth house, which stood on the
present site OF the Manning block, the
i other half being owned by the late
George w. Bagley, who was then the
| landlord.
| His father, Edward Jordan, Of Bangor
| Is native OF this city; he moved to Ban
gor early In lie, and has since. made biz
home there. He is proprietor of harness
] store
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DIED.

BILLINGs-At Bluehill. Feb 8, DIN Billings
aged 81 years, days.
BENNETT-At Orland, Feb 26, Mrs Alice NJ
Bennett. aged As years. months, 10 days.
DYER-At Fran lin, March 7, Mrs Mary A
Dyer aged 81 years.
GILES-At Waltham. March 10, Cecilia L, wife
of Philip Giles, aged 50 years, months, II
days.
MEADE-At Orland. March I, Mrs Hannah c
Meade, aged So years, months, 81 days.
RICE-At Birch Harbor, March 5, Mrs Anna c
Rice, aged SO years, months, days.
SPURLING-At Bar Harbor. March 4, Mrs
Sarah Jane Squirting, aged SO years, IL months,
IL days.
SELLERS-At West Brooklin, March 2, Ella NJ
Sellers, aged months. IS days.
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*Daily SUNDAYS included Boston to Ellsworth
and Washington County r, but Sunday leaves
at p M.
tStop on signal or noticeto Conductor.
These trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, B0s-
ton and st. John.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M c. r. r. ticket office,
Ellsworth.
Passengers are requested to procure tickets
before entering the train, and especially ELS.
worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
GEO. +. EVANS,
Vice Pres. and Genl Manager.
Z. BOOTHBY. Gent Pass. and TicketAg
Portland, Maine.
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Death of Former Bucksport Man.

Rev. Edward A. Buck, for sixty six
years city missionary, died at his home
In Fall River, Mass, last Monday after a
short illness with pneumonia.
He was born in Bucksport, May 81, 1924,
He graduated from Yale in 1910, and
pursued the theological course at Bangor
aud Apdover seminaries.
He filled a number OF Congregational
rastorates in Maine and Rhode Island
before coming to Fall River.
He leaves six children.
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MURDER In BANGOR.
oo1IcEMAN JORDAN KILLED BY
w. II, ALBERT. n
,r,nrRER WELL KNOWN HERE--vIC-
TINS FAMILY LIVED IN
ELLSWORTH.

patrick Henry Jordan, Bangor police
,s, was shot and killed about midnight
last saturday, by William II. Albert, a
colored man.
Albert. who has been living in Ellis
,rorth for the past year or two, went to
Bangor last Friday or Saturday. On
sunday night he went to the home OF his
divorced wife, who fearing violence,
sed, and sent for police protection.
Policeman Jordan was one Of those who
responded. laroert, fearing arrest, left
the house, pSrsued by Jordan. just what
happsnx , not fully known, but an hour
>hster ] Jams dead body was found near
the see of the alteration.
An a, m was at once given, and search
beeuu(4 or the alleged murderer. He was
rouudS Up and captured. The revolver
found d the prisoner was loaded with
the ex, ,eption of one empty barrel.
At loroner's inquest Monday, the
iury I'm rned verdict to the effect that
lords met his death at the hands OF W..
HAIL..
AID was arraigned, pleaded not
gull N waived examination, and was
cou swift bout bail to await the &C.
tor a, tb,grand jury at the August
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BORN.

BUTLER-At fremont. Feb 81, to Mir and Mrs
Chester Butler, daughter.
CANDAGE-At Bluehill March 3 to Mr. and
Mrs Irving Candage, a son.
LORD-At San Juan, Porto Rico March 2, to
MIR and Mrs W Lord, a son. [Samuel.l
SWETr-At Surry, March 4, to Mr. and Mrs
Edwin SWEET, a daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-11
MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Belfast March
3. by W Thompson, esq, Miss Lillian
Bachelor, of Brooks, to Clarence Bennett, of
Orland
IMAN-MINTIRE-At Orland March g.
by w Gross, esq, Miss Millie Hartman,
of Orland, to Irwin McIntire, of Bucksport.
SCHOFIELD-POTTER- Sullivan, March |.
by Rev w Russell, Miss Ida May Schofeld
of Gouldsboro, to stephen Leslie Potter, of
South Gouldsboro.
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BERT's REPUTATION BAD.
br ancias lived In Ellsworth several
yea vi an came to this city from Bar Har-
Dor, ~ y@ her from the county jail where
he ha zen serving term for changing
the al ant on the face o. check. He
first went. to work In this city for
II. e. Davis, claiming to be carriage
blacksmith. He was not considered an
efficient workman, however, and after
causing some trouble in the shop was dis
charged. He has since worked in several
blacksmith shops In Ellsworth for short
periods, and has also been employed In
various other ways.
His reputation in this city hiss not been
OF the best. A year ago ON election dey
be assaulted Melvin Ellis, of Ellsw ort h
Falls, poor, weak man, about 60 years OF