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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-17

i he has been duly appointed nso. n.
o. the last Will and Testament q o couuty
Whitaker. late Of 0ouldsb0ro. in tn az S AZ iii
Of Hancock. deceased, and given bon ddssmsndi
law directs. All persons having de en- de.
against the estate Of said deceased az and
sired to present the same for settle menT make
AL indebted thereto are requested W
payment Immediately. ..cY.
April II, 1907. BHDFoRD 4. IH----
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-17

hs sas Sesn du nsr spypoEIned admR',.
tor Of the estate Of Elisha 6. Hatch latch De- ds.
OF Ofland,. in the county Of Haneodire directs.
ceased, and given bonds as the iaw NE o.
tate Of said decessed are desired to pTeSSttesdi
the Same for settlement. and All i uu i'm.
thereto are requested to make payne
mediAtely. u.rcH.
April 10, 1907. GILMAN IT,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-17

s. l.. LORD, Agent,
Ellsworth, Maine.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-16
EXPLODED
ON STEAMSHIP
Killing Seven and
lnjuring Three of
Crew
ACCIDENT CAUSED PANIC.
Force Ripped Open Upper
Deck of Vessel---Reached
Port Safely.

New York, Feb. 16.-Seven mem
bers of the crew were killed, three in
jured and considerable damage sus-
tanned by an explosion aboard the
German steamship Valdivia bound for
this port from the West Indies while
at sea on Wednesday last.
The accident to the vessel was re.
ported upon its arrival here today.
While under full steam the donkey"
engine boiler exploded throwing the
steamers funnel over, ripping open
the upper deck and enveloping the
ship in steam. The explosion caused
panic among those on board and II
was with difficulty that the officers
and crew restored quiet.
Temporary repairs were made to
the vessel while at sea and the d.
lapidated ship managed to reach this
port.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-16
NO MIS-TRIAL
in THAW CASE
Juror Bolton Bearing Up Well Under
Recent reavement-Wife's
Funeral Held Today.

New York, Feb. 16.-The funeral Of
Mrs. Joseph B. Bolton, wife of one OF
the jurors in the Thaw trial was held
this afternoon.
Juror Bolton is bearing up well I'M
der his bereavement and his family
physician telephoned to District At
torney Jerome last night that Bolton
would be able to take his place with
the rest Of the jurors on Monday,
All doubt now as to whether the
trial was to continue, or was to end
in a mis.trial, Is thus dispelled.
The names of the new witnesses
who are likely to be called has been
made public Onef Is DR.. Francis l..
Patton, formerly president Of Prince
ton University, and President of
Princeton Theological Seminary; the
other is DR.. Frank P. Mcclure, the
Tombs official physician. The former
will appear for the defense and the
latter for the prosecution. Both are
expected to give important testimony
regarding the prisoners sanity at the
time of the tragedy.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-16
ALLEGED HEAD OF
TRUST ARRESTED
Federal Grand Jury Probing Combina-
tion Of School Furniture Manu-
factories in Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 16.-Frederick A.
Holbrook, chairman of the National
Association of Manufacturers, which
is alleged to constitute trust con-
trollig the prices of all kinds of
school furniture, was arrested on
warrant issued from the federal court
on complaint of Harry B. Duncan, a
special agent of the Department OF
Justice, who for months has been in
yestigating the workings of the al
legged combination.
Holbrook is accused of conspiring
with Ezra H. Stafford, president of
the Stanford Manufacturing Com
pany of this city, to restrain trade.
The business of making and selling
school and church furniture has been
the chief subject before the federal
grand jury here for the past two
weeks.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-16
RAGING WATERS
TIE.UP TRAFFIC
Burlington Only Transcontinental
Line Operating Through Ne.
braska.

Omaha, Neb, Feb. 16.-Five trans
continental railroads through Ne
braska are today using the single line
of the Burlington railroad to the West,
due to the food conditions along. the
Platte River
The Union Pacific Railroad Is tied
I'D for 200 miles west of Omaha and
the Missouri Pacific. Rock Island
Northwestern, Union Pacific and Bur
lington roads are using the Burling-
ton tracks between Omaha and Lin
coin, Nebraska. No freight is moving
on these roads and there Is heavy
congestion in the Omaha yards.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-16

charged with the murder of a man
named Davidson near Moriarty two
years ago, has been postponed until
the next term of court on request of
the defense.
Estancia is full of men who have
been summoned on juries or who are
to testify in some of the cases. 1t is
almost impossible to secure room
in the town. The hotels are already
filled and the private boarding houses
are scarcely able to accommodate the
guests they now have. AS result,
another hotel, 1t is said will be built
here within a short time,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-16
ENGAGED in
LIVELY FIGHT
Delegates to Oklahoma Constitutional
Convention Called Each other
Liars-Then Mixed it,

Liars-Then Mixed it.
Guthrie, Okla, Feb. l6.-The lie
was passed between Delegates Baker
and Haskell and an exciting personal
encounter between these two members
enlivened the proceedings of the Con.
stitutional convention here this
morning.
In the debate over the adoption of
the railroad report. Baker accused
Haskell of being railroad represen-
tative.
"You are a contemplate liar" shout.
ed Haskell.
You are liar, too returned
Baker.
Delegate Haskell then hurled a
heavy paperweight at Baker who
lodged and replied with an inkstand.
The sergeant at arms and his as
sistant had to interfere to restore or
der.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-16
DEFECTIVE SWITCH
WRECKS TRAIN
East Bound Santa Fe Passenger No.
8 Derailed In Ration Yards
None Killed.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Ration, N. M, Feb. 16.-East bound
passenger train No s, on the Santa
Fe Railway, was wrecked in the yards
here early this morning by a defec-
tive switch. Three coaches were over
turned and two Pullman sleepers were
derailed. No one was seriously in
jured, although many were severely
shaken up. The wreck caused a de-
lay Of almost three hours. The cars
were not materially damaged.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-16
MOTHER BULGARIAN

FHINNG 10 OGAO
Vienna, Feb. 16.--Princess Clemen-
tine of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha mother Of
Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria, died
here this morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-16
HELLO GIRLS
WIN STRIKE
Secure Raise Of Sc Per Month In
Salary and Get Other Con-
eaeeionc

Butte, Mont, Feb. 16-The strike
of the operators of the Rocky Noun
tain Telephone Company was settled
last night and the operators resumed
work this morning. A. compromise
was effected by which the girls get Sc
per month increase and all the other
demands are granted.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
MANY RECEIVED INJURED
Seven Persons Injured in City Yes
terday-None Seriously Hurt.

Seven persons throughout the city were
more or less injured in various manners
yesterday although fortunately none were
seriously hurt.
large casting fell upon John Lank Of
No. SS7 Tatnall street. while he was at
work at the Belts Machine Company, in
juring his ankle. lie was removed 10 the
Delaware Hospital
James Wiley, 81 years old. a fisherman.
fell while working on "a boat yesterday
morning and sDrained his foot He was
sent to the Homeopathic Hospital
Louis Egner. "a small boy living in Reed
street fell while coasting last evening
and fractured his collar bone His IN
juries were treated at the Delaware Hos
nital
s James Harris colored, Of No. 1905 Or
ange street, fell on the sidewalk near MS
home yesterday morning and sustained a
badly bruised shoulder He was sent 70
the Delaware Hospital.
Moses Brittingham, living at No. ca
East Fourth street, a tinsmith, slipped
while working on roof at Fourth street
and Railroad yesterday and fell 90 the
ground a distance Of twenty feet Britting-
ham was badly bruised and had his ankle
severely injured. He was sent 70 the De'a-
ware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
Social Notes


Miss Bessie Maloney. of colora, Nd,
has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles Stewart. OF this city.
Mrs. David Curlett has returned from
a visit with friends IN Philadelphia.
Miss Minnie Kennedy has been visit
ing friends in Dover.
Mrs Pierce Worrall. OF Kenneth
Square. is visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Short of Delmar,
nave returned after a visit to friends
In this city.
Miss Bessie Cordrey, Of Delmar, spent
sometime with friends here recently.
A. Harland Elliott. of Delmar spent
a part of last week with friends in this
city.
Miss Dmily Mitchell has returned
fro ma visit to Miss Disharoon, of
salisbury.
Mrs. John w. Rulings Of New Castle.
has been visiting friends in this city.
Il. r. Atkins of Philadelphia. yester-
day visited his sister, Mrs. c. T. Wyatt
Of this city.
George Geiger has been visiting rela-
lives in Honeybrook, Pa.
Miss Efie Iarue is visiting friends
n West Chester, Pa.
Misses May and Burdetta Davis, of
Milford. arc the guests Of their brother.
Thomas S. Davis, Of this city.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
Century GIL Anniversary

The New Century Club yesterday
celebrated it's eighteenth anniversary.
A luncheon was served. a short BUSH
iess meeting was held, and the
shalkespeare's 1.-TWO Gentlemen Of
Verona" was presented. The mem-
,ers acquitted themselves in a highly
neritorious manner which was due in
part to Mrs Rachel M. G. Vandegrift
and Mrs. George w. Sparks who acted
IS instructors. The cast OF characters
vas as follows;
Duke of Milan, father to Silvia. Mrs
william B. Butler; Valentine and Pro-
Gus. the two gentlemen. Miss Danforth
md Mrs. Frank S. Garrett; Antonio.
ather Of Proteus, Mrs. Elhw0od c.
Jackson; Thurlo. rival TO Valentine.
FRS. George w. Sparks; Eglamour, Mrs
indley c. Kent; Speed. servant to
Valentine, Mrs. Charles Vent:
t.aunce. servant to Proteus. Mrs. Peter
Wright; Host Miss Anna w. Bird:
outlaws. Miss Tallman, Miss Kent.
Mrs. Jacson; Musician. Mrs. Leonard
q Wales; Julia. beloved Of Proteus,
IRIS. Robert Pennington; Silvia. beloved
Z Valentine. Miss Phoebe c. Pyle:
4uretta, waiting woman to Julia, Mrs
Jharles Warner; Attendant, MIS-.
larry F. Speakman; Chorus, Miss
larry Poole.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
BLAZE
ROUTS FAMILIES
Fire in Coal Yard Office
Damages Properties to the
Extent Of $1,000

AS the result OF a fire IN the coal yards
OF the e. r. Pussy Company at the foot
Of Firth street several families were made
homeless end damase to the extent OF $1,000
was done
The blaze originated about midnight IA
the office building consuming that siruc-
ture as wen as the frame dwellings adj
joining It. Next the Office was tis frame
house No 81 East Firth street. tenanted
by Joseph Grodeckl, who, with his family.
were compelled 70 run from their home
clad only In their night clothes. But few
pieces OF furniture were saved and 80
frantic were the occupants OF the house
that the police were compelled to restrain
them from rushing into the burning struc-
ture In the excitement Mrs. Grodocli
tainted.
The flames communicated with the
house adjoining that Of Groedeolsi. occu-
pied by Anthony Barbos. and this family.
likewise, was compelled to nee IN their
night robes although the building was
not totally destroyed. The properties are
owned by Henry Carr
The home OF Precilla COgc, colored, adj
joining that occupied by Rarbos, WIS
also badly damaged by FIRE and waiter.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
Baylfs--CIeland

Miss Ellen Grubb Cleland and Wilbur
Baylis were married on Tuesday even
ing at No. SOC West Eleventh street by
Bishop Coleman. The bride was at
tended by Miss Margaret Murray,
daughter of the Rev. w. L. S. Murray.
as maid of honor, and Howard Baylis.
a brother of the groom. acted as best
man. The wedding march was play
ed by Robinson's orchestra, with Nor
ris c. Morgan at the piano. The
usbers were Archibald Cornell. of
Crawford, n. j., and Robert Trodel, Of
New York. The brides gown was a
lace robe over taffeta. with bertha
of real lace. She carried a shower
bouquet OF brides roses and hyacinths.
Miss Nfurray's gown was OF pink crepe.
and she carried pink carnations. After
the ceremony a reception was held,
which was attended only by the inn
mediate relatives OF the bride and
groom
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
.TarreII-- Harrington

CENTERVILLE Nd Jan. 17-AIiss
Mary Emma Harrington, Of near
CenterviHe, and James Rayheld farrell.
son of the late James II. FARRELL, were
married yesterday afternoon at Starr
Methodist Episcopal Church by bhe
pastor. Rev. Daniel Wilson. The wei
ding marches were played by Miss
Gertrude Cooper, OF Wilmington, Del,
cousin of the bride. Miss Fannie
Bramble, Of Kennedyville, Kent coun-
ty, was maid Of honor, and the ushers
were Charles Harrington, Webster
Hunter. Norman Mason, Of Ruthsburg
and Bedford Yeates. Of Centerville. A
wedding breakfast was served at ~
O'Clock. MI and Mrs. FARRELL viii re-
side near Centerville, where the groom
is engaged in farming.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
FOOD DOES IT
The Most Natural Way to Get Out Of
Trouble.

Il have been troubled with my
stomach for years. having the habit Of
vomiting and splitting UP my food and
was all run down and September last
I had a fearful hemorrhage which COM
pletely Frustrated me- When / got up
even a rare porterhouse steak dis
tressed me.
"Then I happened to meet a lady who
had trouble just like mine and who
used Gupe-Nuts and II agreed with
her so / bought a box and found /
could keep it down and II nourishea
and built me up and I have used IL
constantly since then. usually twice "a
day. I have gained IN flesh and can
eat almost anything ] want and my
stomach takes care OF Il without any
hesitation but before 1 toned and
strengthened my stomach on Grape
NUTS I could not handle any food but
It was liable 10 come up again.
81 am over sixty years old and peo-
pie here consider my cure remarkable %
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
Greek. Mich. There's a reason" Get
the little book. THE Road to MELVILLE, %
IN pkgs.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

was attended by her sisters. Miss Anna
T. Atwell as maid of honor and Miss
Letitia Airwell as bridesmaid. w.
Rodman McClintock. a brother OF tho
groom, acted as best man and Eugene
McClintock acted as groomsman.
Miss Mamie J. Walsh played the
wedding march. The bride wore a
gown OF white silk and carried a
bouquet of brides roses and maiden
hair fern. The maid OF honor's gown
was OF blue silk muslin and she carried
white carnations. The bridesmaid's
gown was Of pink silk muslin and she
carried white carnations. A reception
followed the ceremony. which was
largely attended by the relatives and
friends OF theb ride and groom. Mr.
and Mrs. McClintock left on trip and
on their return win live in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

partments and placing Thorn under the
control Of Council
The plan % Mr.. Townsend Is 10 pass a
bon repeating the acts creating an OF the
various commissions and then passing a
bin 10 create q commission OF nvo men
as an executive board to run ans OF tho
branches Of city governments az present
in charge OF commissions The power to
make laws and appropriations would Htn
remain In tho hands OF City Council.
The cato Of the bnis asking for money
70 run tho city win be anxiously awaited
by an the citizens as many improvements
are imporatlvely necessary.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
To Lena.hen Junlata.

The Merchants and Miners Trans
portation Company has asked bids
for the lengthening Of the steamer
Juniata forty feet. Only yards hav-
ing drydocks or which can have the
use Of a dock can bid upon tho work,
as the lengthening requires the vessel
to be locked while being stretched. The
Juniata was built at Wilmington, i'm
1897. by Harlan and Honingsworth.
she is 90 feet long and by the addition
Of 40 feet she win be $40 feet over an
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
SOLICITOR IS BUSY
legislative Bills Being Prepared Ask.
ing Appropriations for City
Departments.

As a result Of the concerted rush Of the
various city departments TO have bis
requesting appropriations prepared for
presentation 90 the Leels'a'uro, the ufAce
OF city Solicitor sylvester d. Townsend
Is literally swampod although Il Is ex-
tremeiy likely that a large number Of
them will die a natural death acier they
get 20 Dover.
The City Solicitor Is Of the opinion that
the easiest way 10 remedy the defects at
present existing IN city government would
not be 70 pass new charter but TO pass
q bin amending thep resent charter The
plan suggested is TO simply pass one moa'
sure consolidating the various city de-
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
AFTER SEAT AT
OLD OXFORD
Examination For RhOads
Scholarship in Progress at
Old Delaware To-day

The much heralded examination Of
Delaawreans for the famous Rhoads
scholarship at oxford University, is IN
progress to-day at Delaware College,
with but one entry The applicant is
II. G. Cochran. OF Dover, a student at
Dickinson College. f. f. Warrington.
Of Harrington. who passed the ex.
animation two years ago. is also ellg-
ible for the appointment, which viii be
made some time In the spring. the sue
cessful candidates 20 enter the English
University next October
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
SUPPLY BOARD ABOLISHED
Delays Of Printing Cause Radical Ae-
tion-New Board Likely.

OTEITII % y" IIE"TITIT- Jul II7I1
DOVER, Jan. 7.-As a result Of a re-
port that State Treasurer Rawlns IN
tended to refuse payment for printing or,
dered by the Board Of Supplies. a BIN
was yesterday introduced by Represents
tive Messick abollshing the board. This
motion was carried after a lengthy dis.
cusslon by a vote Of p to 10.
It is the intention Of Mr.. Messick 70
Immediately present a measure providing
for a new Board Of Supplies and clearly
defining its duties, thereby preventing N,
exasperating delays IN securing printing
and other necessary things due 70 misun.
derstandings and the raising Of technical
objections.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

Word was received here yesterday that
the vessel on which James w. Ponder
sailed for Jamaica did not arrive IN King b
ton until after the earthquake Mr.. Pom
der sailed on Thuwday last on the steam
er Bella OF the Atlantic Fruit Company
When Il was learned that there had been
an earthquake on tho island much anxiety
for Mr.. Ponder's safety was expressed by
his friends here.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
Now PanIshmsnt for onand.r..

Representative C. p. H3,comb Of New
Castle. has 10 preparation a measure 70 b,
introduced into the Leg stature provldlr.
for the punishment by surgical operation
aa wen as by fine ana imprisonment ot
those persons convicted OF attempio I
felonious assault. The bin also providel
for the appointment by the courts q four
TO carry cut the provisions Of tho
law
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
Northumberland

Miss Amelia G. Altwell and Walter
Z. McClintock were married last night
Il No. 9S5 Vandever avenue by the Rev
Alexander Allison, Jr.
The bride, who was given to be mar
lied by her father. Alexander Atwell
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

At the Opera House last evening the
Archie L. Sheppard Company gave an
excellent moving photography enter
tainment and some interesting and IN
structive scenes were presented. Espec-
tally pleasing were the features OF life
i'm ireland. No place Of lie on the
isle being omitted. The entertalnment
will be repeated this afternoon and
evening.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

over 200 people IN Wilmington and
vicinity arc now numbered among Df.
Barnes patients. ana the remarkable
results OF scientific treatment afc al
ready To be seen. Some have becn
turned away becaufe incufab'c but
many who supposed Themselves incur
able have found there Yves relief IN
store for them. Ike does not pretend
To- cure every case that has hccn pee
nounccd incurahle. but he Goes pre-
tend Go help or cure every case hc
undertakes. Can OF write TO day.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

The boarding steamer eptune. Of the
Reedy Island National Quarantine sta
ton. is at the yards Of the Harlan &
Hollirgsworth, making repairs TO boil
er. The Brandywine is at Reedy
Island in place Of the Neptune.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17
Kershaw--Short

At the Harrison Street NJ 2. Church
parsonage on Tuesday evening Will
lam Kershaw and Miss Lille May
Short. both OF this city. were married.
The ceremony being performed by the
Rev. c. T. Wyatt, pastor Of the church.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

DIR. Barnes has therefore. decided ga
extend FOR few days more the FREE
treatment Offer ln order that an who
wish may test the efficacy of his New
Methods.
Until Q O'Clock on Saturday Janu-
AIRY ~, all durable cases win be gwen
one weeks FREQ treatment, Those who
must apply soon, as the time is rap
idly being filled by appointments.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

The scenes IN Dr. Barnes office. No.
7i6 West street, since the free treat
ment began, nave presented the APP
pearance of "a busy clinic IN a large
city hospital. The liberal offer Of one
weeks free treatment was accepted
by scores upon scores OF people many
more than the Doctor expected. and.
although he has worked many hours
overtime every day, Il has been utter
Is Impossible for him 90 accommo-
date an IN tho limited time hrst
named.
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

sample taken by the Spring
Company and situated the hills between Lancaster and Leblanc
mile northwest of Mt Hope, Pa
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

T 001uu9nS S0u19ug s H 80 ~ ~ H
recommends itself being free from Objectionable solid
remarkable purity being entirely above suspicion with
pures drinking that has within my
Evening journal., 1907-01-17

Having secured an option on
the Hiawatha Springs in the way
of a lease for ten years, dating
from February 1st. 1907. we win
offer for sale a limited number of
stock, or form a company to
operate the same.
This is not mining stock but a
broad, fair business proposition.
We will be glad to show estimates,
showing profits that can be real
lied in one year on the water
taken from this Spring and sold
at wholesale in any market. COW
ering all necessary expenses.
We consider this one of the
best offerings ever made in this
city in the way of investment.
There is an increasing demand
for bottled mineral water every
year. With these facts there is
no doubt as to the safety of the
investment.
We will be glad to give you
details in full.