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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
BLUEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. Rufus Chatto is on the sick list.
Gonzilo Herrick and wife, OF South
Biuebill, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mandy
Friend.
Edmond Sylvester has bought a whole
team of /. 8. Candage. The horse is
known as the Josh Redman horse.
Mrs. Leslie Flye and little son James
spent Saturday and Sunday with her pa
rents, Alden Conary and wife.
There were no services at the school
house Sunday. The roads were SO bad
Elder Woods could not get here.
Hugh Duffee was home last week, his
vessel, the Fiheman, being frozen In the
Ice at Stonington. His son Warren kept
chip.
Mrs. Alex. Briggs, OF Fall River, came
Feb. to attend the funeral OF her father,
$. s. Candage. She will spend few days
with her mother, who is In poor health.
Cecil Gray shot fox on the Ice opposite
Mill island. The fur traders, Warren
Dority, of Sedgwick, and Walter Butler
of Blushill, called it a cross gray-a rare
species for these parts, and beauty.
News has been received here from Cali
fornia that J. P. Conary would bring the
remains of his wife, who died at AIham-
bra the 7th, to BIuehill for burial. Her
mother and father are buried there.
Feb. 10. CRUMBS.
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BROOKLYN.
RAE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Herrick Feb. 10.
Church aid circle met with Mrs. Hattie
herrick last Wednesday.
Mrs. Edwin Parker is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. c. Barrett, at Bluehill.
All the town schools but two closed
Friday. High school will keep, one week
longer.
w. K. Blaisdell was called to Trenton
Saturday on account OF the death of his
wife's mother, Mrs. Haynes.
Mrs. E. Idella Hill entertained forty
three Rebekshs from the Center Harbor
lodge at her home, Hillside cottage, FRI
day evening.
Misses Bernice Mayo and Mary Herrick
entertained their friends at Grange hall
Saturday evening at valentine party.
The hall was prettily decorated in red and
silver color hearts of every size. The first
game INDUCED in was search for hears,
which were hidden about the room. The
prize WAS won by Gleason Allen. Re-
freshments were served after playing va
rious games. All went home feeling that
they had enjoyed pleasant evening.
Feb. ID. UNE FEMME.
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SuBA.
CENTER,

Lille Cole, OF Granite, Isl visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Lois. Bartlett.
Mrs. Ina Higgins went to Southwest
Harbor Sunday to see her sister, Mrs.
Blanch Harmon, who is Ill.
Stanley Mitchell was at Mountain View
farm last week, en- route for Boston,
where he has gone on business.
Capt. A. Robbins died at the home OF
his daughter last week. Capt. Robbins
has been living with his grandson.
The remains OF Mrs. Mercy ]. Carter, of
Pretty Marsh, were brought here for in
terment in Cedar Grove cemetery, Tues.
day, Feb. IA.
The box sociable held at Albion Farrell,s
by Mr.. Garland and mis- pupils was sue
cessful. Owing to the storm only about
forty were present, but enough money
was raised to purchase the stand for the
dictionary.
Feb. ID. ~
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MT. DESERT.

Feb. 13.

Whereas. 1t has pleased the Divine Master
again TO permit the angel of death to enter our
gates and remove from our order a beloved
sister. therefore.
Resolved. That in the death of Sister Laura
Corscn. Mt. Desert chapter has lost a true and
worthy member. one who was ever ready to
lend helping hand IN sickness and distress,
and many are the homes that have been bright
ened by her kindly assistance. We shall miss
her pleasant face and cheerful voice as she was
wont to meet with from time TO time.
Resolved. That we extend our heartfelt sym.
patty to the bereaved Gsband and family In
this their hour of sorrow.
Resolved. That our charter be draped In
mourning for the period of thirty days.
Resolved. That these resolutions be spread
upon The records Of our chapter and that copies
he forwarded to her husband and to the local
papers for publication.
Ala DENCIE SoMEs
KATE l.. PRAY,
NJ. L. ALLEN,
Committee on resolutions.
Feb. 10. SPEC.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sor additional County News see other pass
SULLIVAN.

The young people are to give valentine
party the coming week.
Phillips Eaton spent Sunday with his
family, greatly enjoying the "Eaton
brother.
The Sorosis had pleasant and profita.
BILE occasion Feb. IL. This society is do
ing good work this winter.
News from Emery Dunbar, at Pasadena
CAL, tells OF his improved condition and
added weight from week to week.
The old folks bail last week at district
hall was great success. Many who had
not danced for years participated. The
refreshment booth was very attractive
and the music fine.
The ice mbsrgo remains, and there are
no indications of a break up yet, which
greatly interferes with travel and mail
service. The mails come, but not on time.
The amount of snow in tue woods is large
aud teams have much to contend with In
consequence.
Lay services OF the Unitarian society
were held at the Church OF our Father last
Sunday afternoon, under the direction OF
Mrs. Dennis, who made 1t very pleasant
service. The sermon was read by Miss
Helen Hill, and 1t goes without saying
that it was finely rendered.
Feb, 49, X,
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Feb. IS.
WEST BBOOKSvILLE.

Fred E. and Harry NJ. Tapiey were In
Bangor last week.
Fillmore Allen, Of Mount Desert, Is the
guest OF Capt. and Mrs. George W. Blod
gett.
Isaac Slower, OF Northeast Harbor, 1.
passing a week with his parents, William
Ii. Slower and wife.
Dwight Austerling, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Barker Blodgett, is seriously Ill with con.
gestion OF the lungs.
Postmaster Oscar L. Tapiey Is confined
to the house by illness. His assistant
Miss Hattie S. Tapley, is in charge.
Gov. Brooks lodge of Odd Fellows
worked the third degree Tuesday evening
Refreshments were served after the work
John s. Tapley, after a weeks visit with
his parents, Capt. and Mrs. John P. Tap
ley, returned to North Arson Friday 10
resume teaching.
Feb. l3. ToMsoN.
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The Invention of the Maxim c.,

Inc iuNehtion VI Nhe maxim Gun
Hiram Maxim was once asked bov n.
came to think of the idea OF the au,o,,s.
tic gun that made him wealthy and "a.
name famous.
"rhe idea wss kicked into me- ba o..
piled. ''Soon after the end OF the Civu
war was induced to fire one OF the ola.
fashioned Springfield rifles. There wa.
tremendous energy in the recoil, ana NV
shoulder was so sore after ards that / 40,
about finding some way to utilize the
supeffiuous power"
The British government ordered ths
first gun, stipulsting that 1t should weigh
not more than one hundred pounds, ana
that 1t should fire four hundred rounds I'm
one minute, and six hundred rounds In
two minutes. Mr.. Maxim furnished nm
engine OF death weighing forty pounds
and capable OF hring six hundred car
tridges within one minute, or two thous.
and within three minutes.
In discussing the Maxim gun, LORD
Salisbury once remarked to the Prince n,
Wales, now King Edward: "sir Hiram
has prevented more men from dying of
old age than any other man who has ever
lived"
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Colds and grip are prevalent, and many
are i'll.
The steam apparatus at the mill is being
repaired and the mill will hereafter be run
by steam.
Many regret that Harvey BIaisdeil is
Obliged to go to California on account of
poor health.
Those engaged in numbering report as
much lumber in now us the middle Of
March last year.
Feb. Ii CHEER.
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ATLANTIC.
ing.
Feb. l3.

Merton Staples has gone to Portland to
bring back his mother, who has been in
the hospital there. She is much improve =.
John Stanley, who went to the Maine
general hospital at Portland, is home not
much benefited.
Henry johnson and Walter Joyce, who
go with Capt. Ed Smith winter fishing,
are at home for few days.
Ferd Morse, of Swans Island, is filling
his Ice house. A. c. Smith and Alfred
Staples are helping him. The Ice is Of fine
quality.
The grammar and primary schools at
Atlantic closed Feb. 10. So many children
are Ill with colds that the superintendent
thought best to close and have longer
term in spring.
Feb. IL. s,
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MANSET.

A. A. Stanley went to Ellsworth last
week on business.
s. Ward Newman and Robert Squirting
are each building a Daphtha launch for
their own use.
The family OF Frank Smith received
quite scare and narrowly escaped seri-
Gus fire one night last week. Some time
sfter retiring Mr.. Smith was aroused by q
sound OF the roar OF fire. A search on the
ground floor and second floor revealed
nothing, and only by chance the door
leading to the attic was opened which
disclosed that portion of the house full OF
smoke. The fire was located around
the chimney in the hall; one studding
was nearly burned of. Oaly timely dis
covery averted fire which would soon
have been beyond control.
Feb IL F.
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THE A>Kk,;:e has Subscribers al I06
cg the 11e r:s'' ffces in Hancock county,
al the other papers in the County COM
btned do not reach so many. THE AMER
xoAN Is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has never claimed to
be, but It is the only paper that can prop
eTiy be called COUNTY paper; all the
Best are merely local papers. The circula-
zion of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, Is larger
than that of all the ether papers printed
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COUNTY NEWS.
gor additional County Ne 'Os. see Other pages
FRANKLIN.


Augustus Bunker and wife, OF Hard
rick, W., are in town.
Edward K. Bragdon is negotiating for
che Blaisdell cottage on Pond avenue.
Miss Charlotte Macomber is spending a
tew weeks with relatives In Bangor and
Brewer.
ct Somes Sound, spent Saturday and
Sunday in town.
Mrs Carrie Mscomber and daughter
Helen left last week for visit among old
home friends at Penobscot.
The ladies' aid society will meet at the
Methodist vestry Tuesday afternoon. A
picnic supper will be served.
Friends of Mrs. NJ. j. Springer and
Mrs. Ophelia Donnell regret their present
ainess, and wish for returning health to
these estimabie townswomen.
The many friends OF Harvey M. Blais-
dell regret that his health necessitates
change OF climate, and hope for him i'm
mediate and favorable results. He leaves
TUESDAY for Los Angeles.
The funeral of Mrs. John Patten was
held at her late home Saturday afternoon,
Rev. c. E. Petersen officiating. Her death
is one OF the many sad events that have
occurred in town during the past few
months. MIR. Patten has the sympathy of
al.
Feb 49, B.
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NORTH BLUEHILL.

b. f. Slower and family visited in Ellis
worth last week.
Mrs. Ida Snow spent last week with her
other, A. p. Slower.
Frank Turner. OF Center, is visiting his
mother, Mrs s. B. Billings.
Mrs. Freeman Grindle and family have
been confined to the house with severe
colds.
A pleasant surprise party was given A.
P. soper and wife Wednesday evening,
Feb. 8.
Miss Bernice Gray spent Saturday and
Sunday with her schooimate, Effie L.
Dunbar.
Feb. ID. n
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Eugene Moon ard wife, OF Bar Hsrbor,
recently visited friends and relatives here
Lewis Jordan and wife and F. L. Colby
and wife attended county grange at Win
ter Harbor last Thursday.
Miss Carrie Colby, who has been in
Portland for the past three months, came
nome Wednesday, returning Saturday
She was accompanied By her little
nephew, Cecil Eldridge, who will remain
few weeks with his grandmother, Mrs,
A. L. Colby.
Feb. IL. G.
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DEATH OF MRS. JOHN H. pArrEs,


Funeral services were held Feb. Il at
the late home Of Mrs. John II. Psften,
who died Feb. In the Portland hospital.
Rev. c. e. Petersen, OF the Met hod list
church, OF which she was memb Der, Off
ciated.
In the death of Mrs. patten East Frank
lin has lost one OF Its most highly-re-
spected and useful women. She was al
ways ready to lend a helping hand In
sickness or trouble; she was every body's
friend, and 1t will not be easy to fill her
place In the home or In the community.
Many flowers were brought by neigh.
bors and friends. One spray of pinks
represented her age, thirty seven years,
and other beautiful flowers testified to
: he regard in which she was held.
Mrs. Patten was born 10 St. Austeli,
England and was one OF eleven children,
six boys and five girls. One sister lives In
Michigan and one sister here-Mrs.
Martha York who lived with her sister.
Three brothers are in the navy and the
rest at home In England.
About four years ago Mr.. Pstten carried
thelr only child, a boy nine years old, to
Portland to be treated for appendicitis,
and be died while there, which leaves the
husband alone. He ami the sister have
the heartfelt sympathy of the neighbors
and friends W no sorrow with them.
The friends of Miss Grace d. Woodside,
who preached and worked with true mis-
sionary zeal in the Free Baptist church
here and at West Franklin some four
years ago, will be pleased to learn that she
Is getting on finely in northern India,
where she went when she left here. She
is second principal In one OF the largest
Presbyterian schools there. She is hav-
ing vacation now and visiting some OF
the missions in southern India. Her ad-
dress is: Care girls high school, U. P.
OF A. and o., Dehra Dun, India.
Feb. ID. r.
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telle Dorr. The ladies Of Bass Harbor or
ganized The society two years ago to raise
money for the purpose of building hal.
Since Columbia hail was disposed OF they
have ielt the need OF one very much, as
there is no pace to hold public entertain
ments. The ladies have earned In the two
years nearly $500, and that mostly by So
ciais at their homes, snd by work done In
the circle. They expect to commence
work on their hall as soon as the location
is decided on.
Feb. II SPEC.
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PRETTY MARSH.

Mrs. Ida Walls is visiting her parents,
j. w. ODER and wife.
Born, Jan. IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Smith, daughter. [Hilds Louise
Mrs. NJ. l.. Snow is with her parents,
Capt. W. Fl. Freeman and wife, while her
husband is in the woods.
Alter lingering illness, Mrs. M. ].
Carter died Feb. II at the home of her son,
Andrew j. Carter, 2ad. She leaves four
sets.
Feb. IS. s.
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APPENDICITIS.
The Most Created Disease Of CIIIIl,ailx

is the condition known as appendicitis. Onoa
fully established, nothing will remedy but ths
cold knife. Ii has once been thought that this
Inflammation was caused by seeds OF foreign
bodies entering the appendix, but this theory
Is long exploded.
The true cause OF appendicitis IL suggishness
| of the bowels, constipation and the gases which
are formed In consequence produce germs
known TO the scientific physician as the BacilR
Coli Commensis. Now TO avoid this forms
ton OF gas germs, constipation and the result
ing Inflammation, take Smiths Pineapple and
Butternut Pills, which have been tested In all
the various diseases of the stomach. bowels
and liver, and found to be the greatest and best
preventative remedy known.
You may be very sick at night; Smiths
Pineapple and Butternut Pills make you well
in the morning. They will quickly and per-
narentiy cure.
sS- Constipation In Every Form.
a5- Biiiousness,
SE Torpid Liver.
|. ES Enlargement of Liver,
Err Foul breath.
H1- bad Taste In Mouth, -,
Hs- Coated Tongue,
GF- Satlow Complexion, -
~ Pains In A bdomen.
So Pains in stomach,
Sc Pains In bowels,
As- Soreness In Liver,
Hg Cutting Pains In Rectum,
SIS Headache, -
~ Heavy Eyelids.
Hs- Dull Ache Through Eyes,
aS- Dizziness,
es- sickness at stomach,
ES- Painting Spells,
nG Vertigo,
aS- Head Swimming,
Es- Irregular Appetite,
81 Irregular Movements,
4s- Abnormal Movements.
Smiths Pineapple and Butternut Pills sold
BY all dealers 70 cents. A cure at the Peoples
Price. Write us now today for Free Sample
PACKAGE sent postpaid. Address W. F. Smith
Co., Us Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
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The Tramp That had to Take wate,

The Tramp That had to Take Water,
A locomotive. when taking water from
a track-tank, looks as II 1t was going
through river; the water is dashed into
spray and flies out on either side like thu
waves before a fact boat. Trsinmen tell
the story OF q tramp who stole ride on
the front or .'desd" end platform OF the
baggage car OF a fast train. This car was
coupled to the rear end Of the engine.
tender; 1t was quite Q long run, without
stops, and the engine took water from a
trsck.tank on the way.
When the train stopped, the tramp wss
discovered prone on the platform of the
baggage car, half drowned from the water
thrown back when the engine took It's
drink on the run.
"Here, get ont" growled the brakeman.
wv hat are you doing tberef"
"AlI right, boss" sputtered the tramp.
"Say," he asked after q moment, "what
was that river we went through a while
agof"
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BASS HARBOR.
Feb. ID.

The Bass Hsrbor benefit society held its
second annual meeting Feb. Q, at the
home Of Mrs. James Benson, and the fol-
lowing officers were appointed: Psesi-
dent. Mrs. William Mitchell; vice. resi.
dent, Mrs.. Henry Lawrence; treasurer,
Mrs. Willard Gott; secretary, Mrs. Mon
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ edda'onat County Ne,os SEQ other PAGE
EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Lottie Partridge and son Ray, of
West Sullivan, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. II. Walton.
Mrs. Petersen, wife OF Rev. c. E. Peter
sen. has been spending few days at the
home OF John H. Patten to give sympathy
and be company for the bereaved hus.
band and sister of Mrs. Patten.
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on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Trask,
last Sunday. With him were a number
of friends, including Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Manchester, of Mckinley, and Howard
Dunn, Of Ellsworth.
Feb. ID. CHIPS
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NORTH LAMOINE-

Mrs. Charles Brown is visiting relatives
in Bar Harbor.
Miss lay Marshall, of Trenton, Is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Bernice Salisbury.
Miss Inez Hagen, clerk In Portland. |.
spending three weeks vacation with he,
parents, Ira Hagen and wife.
Feb. ID.
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CAsTINE.
SPEC.

The Castine glee club gave its sixth con-
cert In Emerson hail, on Friday evening
Feb. 10 The work this winter has beer
t he study OF the German composers OF ths
nineteenth century, and the chorus mum
bers were from this source. The club
now number sixty members, and the
seasons work has proved very interesting
and valuable. The programme was az
follows:
PARrI.
The Heavens Reseund ............ Beethoven
l17e-lsG
b Andante from KreutEer Sonata
Chorus
Coiust solo--spring SONG ........ Mendelssohr
lsoaisi7
Mrw A Kicker
a The Lovely Adelaide. ...........Folk Songs
My Mother Loves Me Not
Chorus
Trio-Day is at Last Departing. ...........: Ral
lsl2-lsss
Mrs Philbrook, Miss Seuie Phil.
brook, Miss Bernice Philbrook
The Linden Tree. Schubert
i7y7-lsss
b Who Is Sylvia
Chorus
PART II.
Piano solo-Rustle of Spring.
sinding op 81 No
Miss Philbrook
o, fly with me.................. Mendelssohn
iso9-lsi7
b Cold Frost Came
c Over their Grave
Farewell to the Forest
Chorus
The Happiest Land ................ w Jude
Mr. W A Walker
The Last Guest. 49,. A Fesca
ie2f -ls4s
Spring Song. .......................F kncken
lsl0-lssa
d Peacefully slnmber. A Randegger
1852
Spring Flowers. C Reinecke
1851
Mrs II Carpenter
(obligato by Mr. w A Ricker)
The WAnderer. ...........-............,S chuman
lslo-lsB
Chorus
DR.. Edward E. Philbrook is the con.
ductor, and Mrs. William @. Sargent &C.
companist.
Feb. 10. SPEC.
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II 10 sometimes the absence of doug b
that makes a fellow crusty.
How difficult 1t is to convince stupid
people that they are stupid.
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EST FREMONT.

L. W. Rumiil went to Bar Harbor with
load of scallops Friday to ship to New
YORK and Boston.
Feb. Is. THELMA.
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A lot of uncivil men hold office unde
civil service appointments.
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aorT's ISLAND.

Capt. Robert d. Trask, who Is engaged
In the scsliop business at Mckinley, called
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advertisements.
S E E D
7 I M e

De experienced farmer
has learned that some
grains require far differ
ent soil than others
some crops need differ
enthandling than others.
He knows that a great
deal depends upon right
planting at the right
time, and that the soil
must be kept enriched.
No use of complaining
in summer about a mis-
take made in the spring.
Decide before the seed
is planted.
Gde best time TO RENE
dy wasting conditions in
the human body is be-
fore the evil is too deep
rooted. At the first evil
dence of loss Of flesh
SCOTS Emulsion
should be taken irnme-
diately. There is moth
ing that will req air
wasted tbs sue more
quickly or replace lost
flesh more abundantly
than SCOTS Emulsion.
1t nourishes and builds
up the body when ordi-
nary 70 DDS absolutely
fail.
We 1pia send you sample free.
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Feb. 10
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-31
HANDBALL..
DREW CHALLENGED
 FOR RETURN MATCH

Francisco Y. Ordozgoiti, the hand ball expert, who was defeated last week for the championship by Oliver Drew, champion of Ireland, has issued challenge to Drew for return match for $1.OO0 a side, To be played any time Drew desires.
 Ordozgoiti stipulates that in the re- turn game he will play straight hand- ball against the Irish champion, but will ask for the use of French ball, and that the service line be set back three yards.
 In his game against Drew, OrdOz- soiti played the French game of Reyes to the Irish champions own game. If Drew consents to return match the stakes will be placed and the playing court named some day this week.
 Several fast games were played on the courts in this vicinity yesterday. At Tarrant's court John Flaherty dc. feated NJ. McMahon in single handed game, two of three games, 21-l3 and 21-l5.
 Oliver Drew with Tom Flynn played az exhibition game against John Nah. ney and X. Runclman, Drew and Flynn winning the game.
 The Union Boat club team of the Harlem Navy Handball League defeat ed the Wyanokes by the score of G games 10 0. The Metropolitan and Crescent teams tied at three games each in the Nets club house, and the Dauntless team won three of the four games played against the Nonpareils.