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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-19
END OF STRIKE.

Chicago, May Io Sheriff Barrett
said today, The strike Will end tonight
or tomorrow morning. There will be
no claim Of victory or defeat by either
side. The employers will take back
the worthy teamsters who have not vio-
lated the law. This was confirmed
from several sources.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-19
Big STRIKE
| EXPECTED
COLLAR AND CUFF
= MAKERS MAY QUIT
There May Be Labor Troubles At
Troy Because Of Row Among the
Starchers Nine Plants Are Affected
In the Deal. a

Troy, N. ", May Io-A general
closing ofthe shirt. collar and cuff fac
tories here is feared owing to trouble
which has existed for fortnight be-
tween the starchers and the employers.
Nine Of the plants having laundries are
affected. s at II
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-19
THE GERMAN
:. =. :. BOAT LEADS
ATLANTIC YACHT RACE
PROVING INTERESTING
The Boat Representing Germany Was
in the Van on the Last Report and
May Retain the Cup for Emperor
William. AZ s.sssss. s,sas-.. saess. ,aaa= ,.qy

New York. May r9.+The German
schooner Hamburg was leading in the
ocean race according to reports brought
in by the yacht Oneida which forwarded
the returns 13o miles from Sandy Hook.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-19
GOLFERS
GUARDED
TREY ARB ANCHORED
OPP THE FRENCH PORT
A French dunboat Is Keeping Cases
on the Golfers, All of Which Are
Manned BY Russians or 0ermans--
Fleet News Scarce. ss

/ Saigon, May Io.-Forty-three Russian
and German golfers are anchored off
Nhabe under the supervision Of the
French gunboat Caronade. No more
direct news from the feet IS expected
here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-19
.DUNNE HEARS .
SOME NEWS
HE THINKS THE STRIKE
WILL SOON BE OVER
The Chicago Mayor Gets /" Outside =
Rather Than Inside Information and
Anticipates Speedy Termination
OF the Big Strike Or the Teamsters.

Chicago, May 10 Mayor Dune said
today that he had learned from 4 source
not connected with either side that the
teainsters strike would be called off
within, twenty-fonr hours.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-19
fiOCh CASE WAS
GIVEN THE JURY

Chicago, May io--The case Of Jo-
hann Hoch, charged with the murder Of
his wife, Marie Welcker Hoch, was Civ
'efl to the jury this afternoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-19
MIL LWAUKEE YOUTH HAD
~ q STUDIED TOO HARD

Milwaukee, May Io.-Charles Abram,
a 14-year-old boy, committed suicide
with carbolic acid. Oyerstudy was the
cause. ." ''' <"F 's''~%
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-05-19

DEATH FOR HOCH.
Chicago. May IoJo Johann Hoch gets
the death sentence.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
Animal Pictures Free

A series OF ahimai pictures Is to Se
given away by the Boston Sunday Globe
until its young iriends viii have com,
p ete mensgerie. Theee pictures are in
coiors and printed on heavy card board. i.
Tney viii sland alone. With each of
them is an instructive story OF the animal
which Is p ctured. Thus the series Will
rtf,ro both fan ana instruction. Every
boy aud gil Ia New England shou d have
the com pie, e set, as hey may have, IL an
order for the Sunday Globe is lett wit h
the neatest newsdeaier.
the women OF New England owe you
debt of gratitude hich they can never
repay" is an expression written in many
letters to the editor OF the Sunday Globe.
Tue debt Is really due to the hundreds OF
clever and experienced women who ex-
charge valuable ideas about cooking,
fancy work, neediework, care Of babies,
bringing up Of children, care OF the sick,
and general housswork and home man.
agemsni in the household department of
the Sunday Globe.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11

tired the convention proceeded to the
election OF State officers. The republican
nomi' ees of the previous evening were all
elected.
The Senate then retired, and the House,
after some routine business, adjourned
until "Wednesday, Jan. IL, at 1890 m.
a5vEESoRs STAFF.
Gov. Cobh's STAFF 10 made up as follows;
Adiutant- general, Msj. Gen. A. b.
Farnhsm, OF Bangor.
Inspector general of rife practice, Col.
Elliott c. Di |, OF Portlspd.
Judge advc cate general, Col. w. B..
Skelton, of Lewiston.
Commisssry- general, Col. + J. Mayo,
of Foxcroft.
Surgeon general. Col. j. B. 0'Neiil, NJ.
D., OF Portland.
Inspector general, Brig Gen. c. T..
DAVIS, of Augusts.
Aides ds-csmp, Lleut-Cols. Harry f.
Ross, OF Bangor, IL. h. Castner, OF Port
Iauo, +. ii. Hsrgrsves, of Buxton, Robert
Crecke I, of Rocklspd.
Military secretary, Mai. e. II. Kelley,
OF B.ngor
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
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JAMES n. THOMPSON.
A Former Ellsworth Boy Success
full Real Estate Man i'm Boston.

Former Ellsworth Boy Success
full Real Estate Man In Boston.
Many of the older residents OF Eiis-
worth will rememter the Thompson
family, of Ellsworth Falls. One OF that
famtl james N, has become successful
business man in Boston, has figured in
Bay State politics, and some day may be
sent to Congress.
In it's issue of Dec. 81, Practical Politics,
"a journal OF American statecrsft." pub.
lished in Boston, has an interesting ske' ch
Of Mr.. TtompsoD. be was born In Els.
worth March 3, 1889. and lived at the
Falls until 1859. He learned the black
smiths trade
la 1859 he vent to Island Pond, VT,
here he worked at his trade for three
yesrs. lie then came to vinalhsveu,
wne.e he spent five years sharpening
granite cutting ,cois. Thence he vent o
r. ckl nd, whe,e 70 three years he vas la
the Cd and ship rhsndi.ry tu,iness.
Mas, and conducted a general sto e for
Xix years
Abou 1876 Hr Thompson went to Bo =
ton md en'ered the te.i e-tsie fie d, snd
has i's n there ever since. At one time he
was president OF the Ivers & Pond Pisno
Co. BESIDES dea ing In real e-tste be has
be n an extensive ruiide- OF department
hou.e mainly in he Back by district.
He lives n Brighton tie Is Mason !;
pres dent OF the Un'on league, political
club OF his cong es.ient, distr ct; mem
be- Of he A citnt and honors lie artillery,
and Of the Negnb rhood club, ot Brigh on.
was me uhes OF the Ma~sAcBuse Is
house of representa- v, in 1902, end was a
delegate to tbs national repub icsn con-
We ton last June. Tie is likely to be be
repuh icau c,ndidste for Congress In the
II h sia ss'ehu etts di-trict tao years
hance
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
Average for the year of 1904,
Senator Hale,

The nomination of United States
senator for a fifth consecutive term
is an honor rarely bestowed. Yet
this is what the republicans of the
Maine legislature did last week when
1t nominated Senator Eugene Hale.
The proceedings at the caucus in
Augusta last Wednesday at which the
unusual honor was bestowed are given
elsewhere in this issue. 1t would be
difficult to add to the encomiums pro-
nounced by the gentlem. n who placed
him in nomination; it would be we'll
nigh impossible to pay higher t.ibutes
80 his worth TO his party, his State and
the nation than those that have been
bestowed upon him by the press of
the country since the nomination.
All the space at cur disposal would
hold but tithe of the highly compli-
mentary and we'll deserved things
that have been said about him. Suf-
flee it to say that his home town takes
a pardonable pride in the fact that it
Is the home of statesman of Senator
Hale's high rank.
The State of Name honors itself in
honoring Senator Hale, whose long
public career-nine years county at
torney FOR Hancock county, three
terms in the State legislature, five
terms in the national House and fou:
terms in the Senate--has been dis
tinguished for combination of quail
ties that has made him one o. a very
small number of men in Washington
whose influence in national affairs il
almost incomprehensibly powerful.
He viii in due course be elected, an6
m March will enter upon his fifth
term, standing fourth in point OF con-
tinuous service of senators.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11

Few men retire from the responsi
Bile Office of governors council with a
better record for activity and useful
ness than Hon. E. E. Chase, of Blue
bill, who tor the past four years has
been one of ex Gov. Hills official
family. With rare tact he has han
died many delicate matters; with the
keen sense of el-headed business
man he has scrutinized expenditures,
and sound reasoning has accompanied
bis objections to things OF which he
did not approve, and his character
istic assertiveness has been tempered
with good Judgment. Hancock
county will not be entitled to another
representative in the governors
council until 190910.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
NEW ENGLAND IN THE WEST.
A Society In Cleveland Two Officers
from Hancock County.

from Hancock County.
New Eng anders rarely get 20 far away
from home that they do not fnc occasion
for period cslly getting together and
talking over the good old times In the
land OF their birth.
Az far back a. 1855 a New E1giand So
cie,y was formed in Cleveland, Ohio, with
fiftys'x mem bers. five only OF whom are
now living.
In 1894 bis society was recognized and
incorporated under the name Of the New
England society of Cleveland and the
Western reserve. 1t has membership OF
about 100.
At recent meeting OF the society, l.. e.
Holden, Maine man, and formerly of
Hancock county, was elected vice.p:esi-
dent from Maine, one Of the trustees, and
a member OF the executive committee.
Ano her Maine III an, Frank l.. Tnurber,
formerly OF Eiisworth, was elected
memb Der OF the executive committee.
There are many New Englanders In
mort hern Ohio ho are proud OF their an
cestry, ard cherish the spirit of their
fathers. The members of this society feel
that they cannot afford to forget whs' has
been put into the lie OF the nation by the
men and women OF New England In the
past
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11

The Rockland Courier Gazette last
week entered upon its sixtieth year.
The Gazette was started in 1916; the
Courier in 1874, and was consolidated
with its older neighbor in 1882. The
Free Press was established in 1855, and
IN 1891 changed its name to the
Tribune, which effected a consolida-
tion with the Courier Gazette in 1897,
and since that date the paper has been
sssued twice a week, Tuesday and
Saturday. 1t is one of the few semi
weekly papers that have proved sue
cessful. Another admirable Maine
paper, the Republicans Journal, OF
Belfast, celebrated an anniversary on
Jan. Its seventy seventh.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
eaantfp.

~O~~o0NJo-NN1N0o-oIo-00N NINHo~ocJ~1o0o-~N
DOYS AND GIRLS - I want boys and
ID girls in each Hancock county town to
work Tor me few hours and earn nice
stem winding watch, guaranteed good time
keeper; q r peating air-rihe; pair OF skales
II you send me two cent stamps with your
inquiry will mail YOU q useful article worth
l5c to you. III YOU are not satisfied you may
return II. and will refund the money. This
is reliable, and want reliable boys ard girls.
Write at once. w. Il. LEWIS, Cherryfield, Me.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11

We Offer One Hundrei Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catar that ca not be cured by
Halls CaIarrh CuIe
T. }. CHENEY & CO Toledo, o.
We, the undet signed. have kpown +. j. Cheney
Tor the i1-t l5 years, and believe him perfectly
honor bic in all leu inesS transactions ar,
hnahcialiv shie 20 carry out any obligations
made 5y bis arm,
MALpISG. kIsSAs & M1RyfS
Wholesale Drug -fst-, Toledo, o
Halle Catarrh Cure Is taken interuAiIy act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of III system Tesiimonials sent free
Price IS cent per bottle. Sold 10y all Drugsists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
lsaI Notitss.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK sss-January ., lspo.
TAKEN this eth DAY OF January. a. d. 1905
i on execution dated Decea3bsr I2, a. d.
1894. Issued on a lien claim iud zme at rendered
by he Ellsworth municipal court. for tie
said county of II nclck A. a term thereof
begun aud held at Ellsworth on the lat Tues
day of December. u. d. 1894, to wit, on the 10Th
day Of December, q 4. 1904 In favor OF A. w.
Curtis, of said Ellsworth, against John W.
Graz. OF surry. In said c''uniy OF Haacock,
ard against the new dwelling house aud
appurtvnances situated in said Surry. on the
north side OF the road leading from surry vii.
lsge TO Orland tthe Teddy Pond roadl situated
upon the VIM. kithg Id pIgce. called. and
the land on which IL stands, IL nefag next vest
OF the Henry hlaisdeii place, ior the sum Of
thirty-n ne dollars and fifty nts, debt or
damsge a. d ten dollars and TIVE nty two cents
costs OF suit togethvr with one dollar for lien
execution issued thereon, viii be sold nj
public anction At the oliice OF Fred L. Mason,
In said Ellsworth. 10 the highest bidder. on
the 9Th day of February, a. d. 1905 a. 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon, the following de eeribed real
estat- and all the tight. title aud interest
which the said Jonn W. Gray has and had in
and to he same on he 1th dag of November
a. q. 1894. at o'cl.sek and ~ minul $ in the
forenoon, the time when the same was at
tacheo on the writ IN the same suit. to wit:
fhe new dwelling house sud appurt nanccs
the road lea ing from Surr, village to Oriand
tlhe Toddy PoEd road. situated upon the
VIM kltheId place so called. and the land ON
which II anus, ipg next west OF toe tienry
biaisdell place and bounded aud describ&d as
follows, 10 wit: Beginning at ( le Aaron Kit
held southwest corner bound; thence running
north 20 west iso ross on said kitieid line
and ~ rods be- opd TO a stake aud stone;
thence north IS west s. rods 10 a stake and
stone; thence south Is west to the road;
tht nee eAsterly along the roed to the frsi
meutioned bond and contsiaing 50 acres
more or less. for the enforcems mt OF The plain
tih's lien claim for material furnished ia the
erection OF the buildings above described.
true copy OF notice.
a. NJ
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11

A cold blooded and brutal murder
has been committed at Deer Isle in
this county. The story of the finding
OF the body of William w. Robbins
last Monday morning is told in our
news columns. 1t Is rather singular
shat at the beginning of the new
year which saw such change in the
offices OF attorney general, sheriff and
comfy attorney should he so quickly
confronted with case OF such serious
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11

One of the handsomest of recent
supplements was that of the Bangor
Commercial, which printed the pic
lures and br eff biographical sketch es
ofthe new Maine legislature. The
AMERICAN is indebted to the CONNER
cial for the pictures used in this issue
of the Hancock county members.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11

ness. The entire machinery ofthe law
was promptly setin motion, and though
no clue to the murder has yet been
found, it is hoped the guilty party
may speedily be brought TO justice.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11

There is no buster place around all the
public buildings in Washington these
days than In President r ,oseveii's offices.
The forenoon callers there are numerous,
for senators and mem bers are given most
OF the time between 10 o'ci cK, by which
time the President reaches his office and
has had his mail well out of the way, iii /
o'c ock in the afternoon when lie goes TO
luncheon. The terms OF thousands OF
federal officers, post masters, customs
officials and internal revenue Collectors
are rapidly expiring.
There are a few federal judgeships,
United States Tuarshalshipa, and scores Of
OF her offices, some OF them 10 the islands
OF he two oceans wi here our fiag floats,
and some of them army and navy promo
tions. II takes two enormous volumes to
record all the names of persons In the
employ OF the federal government, and
quite percentage OF those are appointed
by the President. For every Office there
are generally several applicants, aud eseh
of these applicants wants his senator or
member to ZEE the President in his behalf.
So the ordesl OF witnstanding the off e
seekers has to be undergone four or five
days OF the week.
No more vigorous man has occupied the
presidential office for many years, tut
the busy hours try. even Mr.. Roosevelt,
and he could well be forgiven II be looks
forward to the days when Congress will
be no more.
His endurance OF hands baking occa
sions, such as receptions, is marvellous.
For an hour or more he shakes hands
enthusiastically as any one would on
pi asant meeting with friends. Then he
gets tired. the muscles OF his face become
set, and a hsndshake Is perfu ory.
With machine-iike regularity he grssps
the palms that are stretched out towards
him. When the GRO xds have gone and he
Is free once more, he expresses bis relief
often by the simple word: "Theiep
uttered with an emphatic meaning. TBtn
after few moments be RECEIVERS from his
impotence, and is as much himself rs
though he had not been through the
great haudshaking function.
Senator Fairbanks, the vice president-
elect, acquired great expertness during
the late campaign in shaking with both
hands at the came time. Thus be Yves
able to greet practically double line OF
people hurryipg past him. That. how.
ever, will not do for the more dignifed
receptions here In Washington, where
the visitors pass more leisureiy.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
Yflp Wantfn.

l-N~lOINONN~T~N~WN
CTEADY EMPL0YMEST-B Big PAy--if out
y Of employ ment. or making less than -
per day. write to me and can place you n .
position where you can earn from - to IS
per day in your osn town. I want an sgent
Ia every town. Samples aud particulars for
&c stamp. w. b. Lewis. Manufacturers
agent, Cherry heid, NJ.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
Maine Press Asseeiation.

The forty-secoud annual meeting Of the
Maine Press association Ia to be held In
Augusta on Thursday and Friday. Jan. Is
and %. com meDcing at p. m. Thursday.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
SprtiaI Notices.
= y :
J. s. MARSHAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA.

SthD SAAlES W hMkhfCAs
MAINE DISTRICT, IS.
pURsUANT to an Inte riocu:ory Order of
Il Sal to me direct ed from the Uono-ahIe
Clarence Hale, Judge of the UEi.ed States
Diserics Court, within and fer said District,
shall self at PUBLIC AUCTION 20 the high.
est bi 1der therefor, the following property at
the time and place within said District as fol-
lows, viz:
The steamer Merryconeag. her boiler. en-
giue, tackle, appa' el and furniture, at Halls
wharf in the town OF Bucksport, in said Dis
rict OF Maine, where said Steamer now lies.
on Tuesday, the oath cay OF January, A, ID
1908: at o'clock 10 the afternoon, the same
having been ordered to be sold, and the pro-
eesds disposed OF according to law.
TERMS CASH.
day OF December, A. ID. 10 4.
HENRY W. MAYO,
United States Marshal, Dist let of Maine
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
CARD OF THAMES.

MR. aDd Mrs. Uziai r. Candage wish to
At1 thank their friends and neighbors who
aided them in any way during the sickness
and death OF their father; especially those
who furnished flowers for the funeral. Ban
gor papers please copy.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11

man or woman In every town In Hancock
county can get employm ment that will yield big
returns, IL he or she write at once to w. Il.
Lewis. Cherryneid. Me-. former editor of the
Narragssasns Times
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
fgunn.

N4~~~N~~-~.o-c~c~~-~--- -N~~>,
LSOUND-on Fourth ST banch OF door keys
II which owner can have By proving prop
eIty and paying TO. this advertisement. l. II.
CUsaMAS. Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
Fcr Sair.

N0TTAGE The Crockett cottage at Con-
~ tention Cove. Inquire of RALPH II.
JaocxgTT. Roekiand. Nc.
nOAT-2s foot sloop boat. two years old;
ID price sS25 For particulars apply to l..
Il. ToaRRY, Atlantic, Maine.
LNARM- The farm OF Lewis A. Doilsrd, sit
II mated ON the Bucksport roaa, hye miles
from Ellsworth Contains 1ov acres. divided
into tillage, pssturage and woodland. stock
aud farming implements to go with farm IL
desired. LEWIS A. DoLLsRp.
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Seth W. Nor
4N wood, Of fremont, has made applica-
tion to the State Board of Bar Examiuera for
examination TO the Bar at the next session Of
the Board TO b. held at Bangor on the frst
Tuesday Of February, 1895.
JOAN b. MApIaAx
Secretary OF the BOARD
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

Tue lint democratic caucus was held
Wednesday evening In the judiciary
rooms, ard the following nouin 4ti ions for
State officers were made:
Secretary OF s,ate-E. 5. Fosse,, Port
land.
Attorney Genersi-S,mueI w. Gould,
SkoN hegsn.
State treasurer-J. s. p. Il. Wilson,
Auburn.
State printer-Cyrus W. Davis, Water
vile.
State binder-Fred W. Plaisted, Au
gusta.
state assessor-George PottIe, LEWISTON.
Executive counciilors-i dist rict,
Bertram c. MeInter, wsterford; ID,
Charles F. Guptiii. Portlat d.; 8 Il, Leonard
B. Brown, Fsrmington; 4lh. Everett
Fsrring,on, Waidoboro; 5:h. Hiram z.
Farrow, Belmont; 6th, Cornelius Murphy
% Town; 7ih, Albert Farusw ortb,
Pembroke.
l. NJ. Staples. of Washington, wss
nominated for United States senstor.
Commissioner of sgriculture--Ob bed /, b
Gsrdner, Roekisnd.
The most interesting part of this eau
Gus 10 the State at large was the contest
for the pominAtion of assessor Thers
were five candidates end the vote resulted
as fol ys: Whole number OF votes cast,
29; necessary to a choice, Is George Pot
tie, OF lewiston, had Is; Wm. viaal, s;
Hiram F. Farros, Belmont, 8; Thomas J.
Goodwin, South Berwick, 1; F. X Bsiieau
Lewiston, l.
THURSDAY, JAN 8
Business in the Senate was largely
routine, the senators soon proceeding In
a body to the House where a Joint con-
vention was held for ths purpose OF ad-
ministering the oath OF office to the
governor elect and to choose State
officers.
After the inaugural ceremonies the
Senate reassembled, aud adjourned to
meet on Wednesday, Jan. II, at TO- &. IN.
THE INAUGURAL
In the House, the chief business was
the assembling OF the joint convention.
A committee was appointed to wait upon
Gov-eiect William +. Cobb. and inform
MIN that the two branches OF the legisia-
ture we're 10 convention assembled, and
ready to administer the oaths OF Office
and receive from him such communics.
tions as he might be pleased to maze.
DR.. A. Z. Hagertby, of Ellsworth,
was one OF the notification Committee.
Tbereupon ths governor-elect came 10,
attended by tue council and heads OF de-
partments, and took the oaths necessary
to qualify him to enter upon the dis
charge OF his official duties.
The fnIi text of the governors address
may be found on psges 2 and OF this
issue.)
After the governor ana his sults had re-
Ellsworth American., 1905-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

no not trespass in CunicuIocus Park, 4
~ demand protection to life and property
from the county OF Hancock, the state ot
Maine. and the UniteH States Of America.
MARY c. FRkTz AUSTIN