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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13

will return to Brewer, where they will be
the guest of their daughter, Mrs. c. w.
Currier, and be present at the graduation
from Brewer high school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joy will return home Saturday.
Union services were held at Hancock
hall Sunday evening, when Rev. J. p.
Simonton, OF the Methodist church, de-
livered the baccalaureate sermon to the
senior class Of the high school. Revs. j..
NJ. Adams, S. w. Sutton, and p. A. A.
Killam, OF the Ellsworth churches, and
Rev. J. d. Prigmore, of the Ellsworth
Falls church, assisted in the service. Miss
Bertha L. Giles sang solo, with Miss M.
F. Hopkins as accompanist.
An item from Dexter says: "F. j. Gerry
q Co. are adding four new creameries to
their business this year, making eight in
all. 2hey recently bought and re-estab-
lisbed the old Ellsworth creamery, have
started new ones in Guilford and Dover,
and are putting one in at Thorndike. Six
hundred cows have been signed for the
latter and the cream is being shipped to
| tuc ItAiaot uuth tut new plhuI
is ready. The firm reports an increase in
the number OF patrons in all sections"
Miss Catherine Simonton, daughter of
Rev. j. P. Simonton, Of this city, has re-
signed her position as first assistant
teacher at the Portland Comm high
school. 1t is Miss Simonton's intention
to enter Columbia university in the fall
for special course OF study. A Portland
newspaper says: tMiss Simonton has
taught at the high school for four years,
and her resignation is regretted by all.
She has been popular among all her pu-
pills, and her work has given the greatest
satisfaction. She has had entire charge of
the Latin course at the high school, and
has also taught several other subjects.
Graduation week and the fact that quite
number of the members Of the Help
somehow society were away, made the
attendance rather small at the last meet
ing, but those who went enjoyed good
time. The time was Monday evening and
the place, the home of Miss Edna Lewis
out on the Stabawl- Waltham road. One
OF the party tells THE AMERICAN: ga
hayrack was the means of transportation
used, with Alexander Weaver as the Jehu
Of tie occasion, and he made good time,
considering that the road is the American
counterpart of tine famous Rocky Road
| to Dublin. IL you have never travelled
the Stabawl road, you have missed some
thing OF life. Games and refreshments
| made up a pleasant evening, and the violin
| solos by Max Newman were much appre-
ciatcd. The company broke up at the
usual hour, and changed smiles with the
man in the moon on the way home"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
THE CIRCUS is COMING.
The Heart of the Small Boy to b@
Made Glad

The circusis sure coming two circuses.
in fact both rolled into one. although orr
is really sswild west, show. with It's fuxI
complement of Indians sure-enougb In
d,ans-horses. ponies. dogs war impie--
ments. paint and all the paraphernalir
that accompanies exhibitions of this sort
and which so nightly excites the interest
and IMAGINATION Of those living in tAr
r..
i-as'-
The combination is Walter L. Matnt
circus and Col. F. L. Cummins' wild wex5
exhibit;op and il schedp,ad to anne,r
- w.. r,,-.r ~.
at "yinah park, Eiis"ortn' on lhursuayn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
Amateur Press Association.

The Pine Tree Amateur Press asso-
citation held it's third annual convention
in Ellsworth last Friday. Many memben
were present and successful conventim
was held. The forenoon was given up -
sight seeing. In the afternoon the buxs-
ness session was held. Officers were
elected as follows: President, Harry NJ
Bellatty, Ellsworth; vice-president, RaipzR
Fl. Brooks, Ellsworth; second vice. prem
dent, Earle M. s. Palmer, Hinckicy-=
seeretary-treasurer William B. Tracy,
Clinton; official editor, Merle Lord, Bar
Harbor; historian, Lee w. Templetoz.
Norway.
The next annual convention will be heIE
at Clinton
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
COMING EVENTS.


Thursday, June IA, at Hancock hall =
Graduating exercises Ellsworth high
school in afternoon; concert and ball in
the evening.
Tuesday, June 10, at Hancock hall-Mu-
steal Mother 81 Goose play, "Peggy's
Dream, /" under auspices of Unitarian So
ciety.
Thursday, June 21, at Ellsworth-Wa.ter
L. MAINS circus and Cummins' wild west
show combined.
Wednesday, June n, at Hancock hall,
1 80 p. m.--Democratic county convention
Ellsworth, Aug. IA and 10 Hancock
county conference OF Unitarian churches
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
COMMENCEMENT DAY.

Programme for the Ellsworth High
School Exercises To-Morrow.
To- morrow will be commencement day
in Ellsworth. A class of fourteen will
gradnate from the Ellsworth high school.
Inc graduation exercises will take place
at Hancock hall in the afternoon. The
programme follows:
Music
Prayer
Music
Salutatory-Essay Night Brings Forth the
stars. Mary Eta Jordan
Essay, Famous Women of History.
Margaret Dunleayy
Essay. The Preservation of our Forests,
Lura Carter
Music
Essay, The Old Schoolhouse,
Margaret J Downey
Address to Undergraduates, Colman II Bridges
Essay, To-day's Good Things,
Mary Hamilton
Music
Class History................. Mildred Fl Seeds
Presentation of Gifts .'..........A Albert JOY
Japan-Valedictory. Harvey Ii Jordan
Music
Address to the Glass. ....,............AW w King
Presentation of Diplomas. Supt Mason
Music
The other members of the class, who will
not deliver parts, are Mary F. Davis,
David A. Foster, Halle NJ Knowlton,
Edith NJ. Lord and Mary A. Smith.
The class concert and ball Will take
place in the evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
INSURANCE NOTICE.

70
the Francisco
That they
% all other liabilities.
Ellsworth April ~ 1906 C. w. N F. L.. MASON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW aDvERTfsEMs sNrs rnls WEEK.


Probate enotice--Gunrdian's notice.
Admr notice-Est Albion X Blodgett-
. Est Zelpab Treworgy.
Exec notice-Est Isaac Britton.
"a Est Otis Hinman.
Est Frances r Hall.
- , Est Otis II Small.
Probate notice = Est Joshua L Marshall
ct ais.
In bankruptcy--Es shelton 4 Haynes.
- Est Edward Allen.
Chas Delano-Notice of foreclosure.
stockholders meeting = Frenchman's Bay
and Mt Desert Land and Water Co.
NJ Ingersoll--Baker and eonfectioner.
J A Haynes--Market.
NJ Gallert--Dry goods, boots and shoes.
BLuEHtLt,. ME-:
Wanted--Lady's saddle horse.
BAR HARBoR. ME-:
Men to cut hay.
WfSrER HARBoR, ME-:
II F. Sumner--Caution notice.
HARTFORD. Coss;
Agents wanted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
Unitarian Conference

The Hancock county conference of UDi-
tartan and other Christian churches wiH
be held in Ellsworth August IA and 10. AZ
usual at this conference, the county wiz
be favored by having present many enni-
nent pastors of the Unitarian church wh<s
spend the summer in this vicinity.
The conference sermon on the evening OF
the first day will be preached by Rsv-
Samuel A. Eliot, president of the Amerk-
can Unitarian association.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
Seaside Local Union

The semi-annual meeting of Seaside
Local Union of c. E. and f. l.. societies
will be held at the Congregational church
in Bluehill Friday. June 20, afternoon and
evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT KLLswoRTH PosT.oFrfcE.
In Effect May o. 1906.

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM wEsT-7l6 a NJ, 6.lS pm.
FROM EAsT-ilssa m, $50 and i0.l7 pm.
a. AIL CLOSES At rosroFFIcE.
GO, AsT-7 q IN and $50 y tn.
GoISo owKsr-li.s0a q NJ. S and Q pm.
SUNDAYS.
Mall from the West arrives at Z q a m; leaves
for the West at 6o7 pm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13

HAVE every company by this agency
while their ability take
losses, they that in will the surplus be
exhausted
your the largest companies doing business
w. TARLEY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
"PEGGY'S DREAM"

Operetta to be Presented at Hancock
Hall Next Week.
The musical Mother Goose play,
"Peggy's Dream" will be given by the
young people of the Unitarian society at
Hancock hall next Tuesday evening. The
cast of characters is as follows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17

u include The families of attorneys
among those who may receive passes
ani Senator rillman said that Mr..
Daniel would make The provision i
laughing stock and suggested that
MIR. Eani, should Withdraw his
amendment 81 that we eau get 10
something else"
The Virginia senator did not accept
with favor The characterization OF hi;
amendment Il don't intend to ST
still aud listen 10 the misrcprcscn,a
ton of my amendment in your unjust
passionate manner" he said.
lie had interrupted Mr. Tilnlan tu
make his statement AMI notwith.
standing he spoke in evident anger
he South Carolina senator APPARENTLY
did not resent what was said Mr.
Daniel continued his remarks. say.
ing: "four manner is rough and in
suliing To gentlemen with whom you
are debating"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
NEGRO ALMOST BLEEOS TO
DEATH FROM WOUND IN ARM
Chris Cooke slashcd by Henry
Walker in Dispute Over
Peanuts.

Chris Cooke. Il negro coal trimmer
employed at the Chesapeake e Ohiu
coal piers. nearly bled to death from
Il wound in his left arm. said 10 have
been inflicted by Henry Walker. an
other negro, about $50 O'Clock ycstcr-
day afternoon.
The cutting resulted from a dispute
between the two men over the own
crshil. OF handful of peanuts. Walk
or claimed that Cooke took the nuts
away from him and they began to
quarrel. Words led to blows aud
Walker pulled out a knife and slasnrd
Cooke across the upper part OF his
arm
Blood flowed proruscly from the
wound and soon the injured man
dropped to the ground Or. Ilmucl
w. Hobson was summoned and when
he arrived on the scene Cooke was
half unconscious. Tho physician took
nine stitches in the wound and after
dressing it, the wounded man was
sent home
Walker gave himself up at the po
lice station about 4 o'clock and the
charge of felonious cutting was placed
against him. He was later bailsd by
Justice Moss in the sum OF 5000, j.
Thomas Newsome, colored, Beng ac.
copied as bondsman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
THROWN FROM BUGGY AND
DRAGGED BY FRIGHTENED HORSE
John 3. Fralcy Painfully Injured il
Accident on Washington
Avenue.


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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
DREADNAuGHT TO Be OUTCOME
Opposition Voted Down and if tic
Senate concurs Uncle Sam win
Have Fighting Machine That
VIII be the Peer Of Anything
Afloat in tho Worlds Seas.
H3y Associated Trcss.)

WASHINGTON, May little ma.
val approximation bill carrying nearly
n sl'nnoo.oou WAS completed today
IL; ;hc House after one of the busiest
days OF The present congress.
Tho feature CT The days debate
grew out Of he attempt to drfaat the
appropriation for he largest BATHS
snip of lis class in The world ana the
tenor Of the speeches for the big ship
WIS That he American republic must
he abreast of the nations of tic
world iii The strength of her navy.
The opponents talka,l fer nc ,rr.
disarmament and arbiIr,;.cn and
insisted that there was no national
need nf such Il large navy
The amcndmcn; introduced hy Mir.
Burton, of Ohio To strike out the m
propraiion fnr Il rival 10 the English
Drcadnaush, was defeated.
final vote on the bill vii! be
taken tomorrow.
\ satirical Amendment by Leader
Williams. Of the minority amused
the House. 1t provided for naming
the rival Of the British slip Dread-
naught "Skccrd o'nothing." With u
proposal for Il contest between the
into with the President AMI cabinet
as chief guests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
RIxEY GOES ON A TOUR.
Nava Surgeon to Inspect Government
HoGpitaIs
Especial j" the Daily Press. !

Especial !" The Daily Press.)
WASHINGTON d. g.. May To-
pr. Rear ADMIRAL Presley NJ. Rixey.
surgeon general of The navy. will laave
Washington for San Francisco Thurs
day afternoon on a tour of spcGii |
duty.
lie will he accompanied by Mrs.
ltiNcy. and will. after spending a f4w
days at Mare Island navy yard. take
passage on the steamship Manchuris
May 20 for Yokohama, japan. via Ho-
nolnlu. From Yokohama he will pro-
coed 10 the Philippines. and after
finishing his sraci;l duty there. will
return TO the United states either by
the way he came or via Europe. as
may be deemed most advantageous 10
the service.
Admiral Rixcy will carefully inspect
the naval hospitals at Mare Island.
honolulu and Canacao. with Il vfew 70
determining not only the exact state
OF their present efficiency. but also
To determine what improvements may
he necessary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
cAssATT TO RESIGN.
President of Pennsylvania Road
Feels Disgrace Of Disclosures.
(Dv kcSpci,trl Jpro...N


Plll.ADELplIlA, PA. May To-
Circrmstamtial rclorts hat Alexander
J. Cassatt has determined 10 resign
he presidency Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in consequence of
the stratling disclosures in tho rail
road Investigation. have rcathcd the
inter State Commerce Commission
1t is said that before leaving for T:r-
rope last week, Mr.. Cassatt told his
closest personal friends that he has
bccn grossly deceived by his smboN.i-
nate Officers Of the Pennsylvania rail
road concerning The actual facts and
conditions in> the management of the
company.
These intimate friends were assured
by Mr.. Cassatt that he relied upon
statements made 10 him which in the
light of recent Developments. have
proved false. According To reports.
Mr. Cassatt will retain his position
Until the investigation is concluded so
that no one may say that he retired
under fire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
NEW OYSTER PATROL VESSEL
BOUGHT BY FISHERIES BOARD
Plans Being Made for Better Protec-
ton of Oyster Rocks Against
Dcpredations.

The Virginia board of fisheric.; has;
Just purchased a new oyster patrol
boat for the State oyster navy. The
vessel is 10 feet long, 16 II feet
beam and cost $1,000. She was built
at the yard of Reach & Brother in
New York several years ago at a
cost of $4,000 Her hull is made
Of steel and she is driven by Il single
crew of high power going her very
high speed
The vessel is now cnroutc from
New York for lrvington OH the Rap
rahannock where she will he fitted
cut for police. She will be ready for
commissioning In about a month ana
at the end of that time SHE will join
the oyster navy.
When The vessel is completed the
state will have five vessels, steam
and sail, in the oyster navy and it is
believed that Il number will he SUI
ficient To protect tie rocks in the
riers of the State from dcpdcdations
of pirates.
The oyster vandals have been max
ing constant dcprcdations upon the
rocks In James river during The past
two years and the beds here have
been practically depleted of The small
growth. It will he the aim of The
fisheries board to protect this river
all during the summer months ana
all pirates caught will be punished
severely.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
BILL READY FOR VOTING.
Senators Now Have No Excuse for
Delaying Action.

WASHINGTON, May lG-Thc con
sideraticn of the rate bill in commit
tee of The whole was concluded to-
day and the measure was then re.
ported to the Senate where there
Will be opportunity to review and al
ter the amendments heretofore mad :.
There was a sharp colloquy be-
tween Senators Daniel and Tilman
over an amendment to the anti-pass
provision.
ASenator Daniel sought to have the
anti-pass amendment so amended as
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
FIRST INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT
Manual Training Work of SUDDEN,

Manual Training Work of Students
Praised by Visitors.
The first annual industrial exhibit
nf 'lic city public schools began ii,
Tie Central school building yrstcr-
day During the day a numbcr of
rcnpIc visited the exhibits ana tie
wcrk OF the students elected cunaid.
cradle praise from the visitors. The
cNhihit conducted by Miss Lulu
Jones, supervisor of The manual
trimming department Of the city
SELF OILS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17

homes Of people Interested in The
work ~ list of homes is being pre-
Pared by the cSmmittcc.
~ call has been issue! for il mass
meeting uf The Peninsula l.ndcavor.
crs TO be held in the First Prcsby-
terrain church on June ). at the
mass meeting the approaching con
vchtinn will be discussed aud final
arrangements made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
BIG MEN GRAFTERs.
Witnesses Admit Holding Out the
"Biu Mitt."
OBy Associated Prcss.)


(By Associated Prcss.)
PHILADELPHIA. May 1G.-Rcva-
!a;ions Of an unusual character were
made today durug the investigation
Ct ilc Interstate Commerce. Com
mission into the alleged discrmua-
lion Of railroad companies in the lis
irihut!on of cars To- coal companies
III Tho liiiinlinnils region. Three IN.
pirtant witnesses were heard in tho
persons ni George w Creighton. gci.-
cral superintendent Of lii" Pcnnsyi-
vnnia railroad: Rchcr; X. Cassn:,.
son of President Cassait al tic rcrn.
sylvnnia and eastern manager OF The
kcyslHn" Coal Company and John NJ.
Janiscn OF Grccnsburs. Pa. prcsidcnt
Of the jamestown Coal Iron am,
Coke Company. Mir. Creighton nd.
nii,tch tha. he hold stock in cral
ccmpani,s and the stock hal been
presented to him.
Mr. Jamison testified that l,i:,
company had presented the Pcmnsyi-
vania railroad officials with stock in
his company with the object CT sccur-
ing better treatment from the corpora
ton lie also said that Robert Pit.
cnirn. now assistant to President Cas-
sat. had declined proffcr of stocks.
saying that he preferred tho money.
Mr.. Iamison bought the stock back
from him for $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
FERRY BOAT SINKS.
Steamship Goes to the Bottom as She
Enters the Slip.

NEW YORK. May lG. The big
douhlcdcckcd ferrr boat Baltimore
of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Compa-
ny, sank in her slip at the foot of
Debrosscs street, North river. tonight.
after having been in collision with a
steam lighter in mid-stream
Following The crash the captain OF
the Baltimore ordered fill speed
ahead and rashed his boat into the
New York slip. The vessel had be-
g"n 10 settle before tile last Of the
100 passengers had reached the land
ing stage,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
AIDS TO NAVIGATION.
House Enacts Bills That Give Pro.
lection to Ships.

WASHINGTON. May IG.--Thc
House committee in Interstate aud
foreign commerce today authorized
n favorable report on an omirus bill
carrying between 20 and - projects
as aids to navigation and author
ling an appropriation nj something
in excess Sl.3oo,oo0. The bill pro
Niics for the construction Of light,
houses. lish'ships. lighthouse dwell
iiss. buoys. etc, as follows;
Light station at pungntcaguc
Creek. Va, 5000: light ana fng sig
ral station at Ragged Point, Potomac
river 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
PREPARING TO ENTERTAIN
CONVENTION OF ENDEAVORERs
Peninsula Chrlstian Endcavor Union
( In Charge of Arrangements for
State Meeting.

Preparations are now being made
by the Peninsula Christian Endeavor
Union for the Virginia State con
vention of the Christian Endcavor So.
ciety, which meets in this city on
June IS. 80. and 80. The local con
vention committee proposes to make
this the greatest gathering in the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-17
SLANDERED
IN MALICIOUS MANNER
Both Bailey and Tillnan Denounce the Cor
respondents as Liars and Their Prin-
cipals as Liars.
DOUBLE DEALING Is FALSELY CHARGED
Controversy Over the Rate Bill Has Put The Pres-
dent III an Equivocabe Position and in Fact
His Veracity is Questioned by the Lead
ers of Minority--BilI Ready for vot-
ing--DanieI Rescnts Criticism
DOUBLE DEALING Is FALSELY CHARGED


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