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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
STONINGTON.

G. Fred Eaton is in Boston on business.
Mrs. 8. B. Thurlow and Mrs. Violet Goss
are visiting friends at Camden.
Miss Lena Crockett, who has been visit
ing friends in Newport, is at home.
Rev. c. w. Robinson is in Bangor at
tending lectures at the theological insti-
tute.
Capt. B. F. Pascal and wife came from
Boston Saturday. They are at Hotel Ston-
ington.
The Deer Isle and Stonington Sunday
School association will meet at Sunset
Feb. q.
Arthur w. Libby, while running wood
saving machine, lost the little finger of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.
FRS. Alfred Condor is quite in.

Mrs. Alfred Condor is quite ill.
Harry Austin hurt himself quite badly
while coasting Wednesday.
David Condor, who has been ill the
past few weeks, is gaining.
Capt. Jacob E. Cousins has completed
a large yawl for the schooner Omaha, of
Bucksport.
James Page, wife and daughter Inez, of
North Sedgwick, were at V. s. Haskell IS
last week.
Samuel d. Coombs and family are very
grateful to neighbors who cut and hauled
fourteen cords of wood for them.
Feb. IS. &.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Howard Hooper is quite ill.
Mrs. J. c. Springer, who was in Bangor
hospital short time ago, is gaining.
Thursday, Feb. %, at the ladies' social
circle at the Baptist church, verses telling
how each dollar was earned by the ladies'
will be read.
Feb 49, r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
Kissing From the Grave.

prominent manufacturer, VIM. A..
remarkable experience. He says: s'After
tpa.k sg less than three bottles of Electric
nltters, | feel like one rising from che
grave: My trouble is Bright's disease, in
me diabetes stage. l fully believe Elec-
ZIG bitters will cure me permanently, for
~ mas already stopped the liver and blad-
yer complications which have troubled
NE Tor years. Guaranteed at e. G..
AooEE's, druggist. Price only so cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
ATLANTIC.

Alonzo Sprague launched his gasolene
boat last Tuesday.
Levi Torrey has built fine boat. She
has left the shop and will be ready for sea
when the ice leaves.
Feb. Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
A Valuable Lesson +.

''Six years ago learned valuable les
son." writes John Pleasant, of Magnolia,
Ind. II then began taking DIR. Kings
New Life Pills, and the longer l take them
the better l find them" They please
everybody. Guaranteed at E. G. MooRE's,
druggist Csc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20

suffered day and night the torment Of itsh-
ing piles. Nothing helped me until l used
Doan's Ointment. 1t cured me permanently"
Hon. John R. Garrett, Mayor, Girari, Als--
dat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20

"Slr!" exclaimed the pompous individ
ual' II am a self-made man." 81 accept
your apology" murmured he Of the patri-
clan countenance.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
MAYOR schmitz, Of San Francisco,
and the Japanese Problem.

,..vor schmitz, Of San Francisco,
and the Japanese Problem.
wAsHrsoroN, d. c., Feb. 10, Especially =
r,,srnstioasl eyes are fixed upon fiddler
.ho a making his temporary home 1t the
Msv willard. He has . musical aggrega-
.;on with him, one better musician than
S;r.elf but none the less musician, and
trombone player who takes orders from
the fiddler.
eugene Schmitz, mayor OF San Fran
cisco. only few years ago leader Of .
theatrical orchestra, is still, fguratively,
doine the fiddling. He has been the agi-
tator OF agitators who has been making
40 government all sorts Of trouble be-
.ouse of the exclusion of Japanese child
r.n from all San Francisco schools except
.he oriental school. He has been making
The President and Secretary Root dance to
Ma music. The President has denounced
scbmitz and his cohorts In private
speeches. II they would only stop I'D
aling. the President and Secretary Root
could dance to some other and more pa
cisc tune. They could fix up the trou BILE
some Japanese exclusion question per
hsps.
Anu ~ c. s~t, y
alleged malfeasance in ONCE, has travelled
across the continent with his school
board, including Superintendent Alfred
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JAPANESE 'nuuieh Ao az
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l" 'o' Oh parieyihg ABOUT IT, ochnitz
can return to San Francisco with expan-
sive chest and feel that he has some new
capital for his reelection campaign next
autumn. He wants to return across the
continent as widely heralded as he was on
his trip over. He is shrewd about what
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20

LArER-The controversy growing out Of
the segregation OF the japanese school
children in San Francisco has been set
tied. The basis of the agreement reached
al the White House conference is that
mayor Schmitz and the members of the
school board will, Immediately after the
passage OF the immigration bill, as re-
ported by the conferees in Congress,
ABOLISH the 'oriental SCHOOL, for Jap
anese, and again admit the Japanese chill
ofen into the white schools. President
roosevelt and Secretary Root gave the
Gan Franciscsns assurances that il the
oiii is not passed at this session of Con-
gress, an extra session will be called
immediately after the adjournment on
March 4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
Winter Wheat Patonfl

Scrupulous cleanliness
accompanies every step
in its manufacture.
1t is purest of foods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
TRUCK IN
WILD RACE

A grand relay race occurred this
morning on First av =. In which
freight motor car Ma. fis. two aufo
mobiles. a Northwestern dairy waE
on and tao horses took part
The flras lap vas run when the
motor car. with ,. A. Rees
a. motorman. and c. " Fletcher as
fiagman. eoiiided with tho autOmo-
blles. which weFe racing between
Atlantic and Washiugton'Eta One
u the autos vas No. ass. and the
ether IL unknown. Neither were
damaged much.
Victorious IA the first lap. the
motor car took % the second with
a good lead and succeeded In put
ting the dairy wagon out Of the run
ninE a little further down the
street Driver " Cameron. u l6i1
East Fir st. was slightly bruised By
the collision Determined 10 keep
np the race. his two horses carried
the wagon on down the street minus
the driver They were captured BY
Officers ponlan and VOilandinEham
after they had won the race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

C. ELS WILL HOLD BIG
RALLY SHORTLY

Tho Christian EndeavoreFs Of Sc
attic viii hold a rousing rally within
the next four weeks. and at last
niRhta meeting Of the executive
committee held in the First Preshy
terrain church. the following three
were appointed TO make arrange.
nents: Otis w. Brlnkcr. James A.
Duncan and Roy Fisher.
At the meeting eighteen Of the
societies we're represented and gen
eral monthly reports we're made.
For the support OF the New FEEDER.
ated Unions. $40 vas subscribed.
George A. Virtue. press and pub
llcity manager Of the convention
committee. wlll send next week a
large number Of Seattle photo.
graphs and local articles relating 20
the city 10 Amos r. Wells. manag.
Ina editor OF the Christian Endcav.
or World. Mr. Wells intends 20 ad.
vortlse the convention through the
columns OF the World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
7 RIAL IS
81: |
Constantine TO Face Jury
March Is In Jesse
Hall Case.

Superior Judge Morris thl. morn
ina set Monday. MaFeh Is. az the
date Of tho hearing on the charge Or
attempted murder against william
conssantine. who last October made
a desperate attempt upon the lie
- his soa-in law. Jesse N. Hall. hs
fifins three shots from bis revolver
into HALLS body. The attack oe-
CURED In Halls office In the iiose
htoek.
The attempted murder Naa said TO
have been caused ~ stories taid
Constantine - hlH daughter. Hairs
wife Fuf many weeks. Hall las
lowering between lie and death AZ
Prevalence hospital but a. soon az
he waa able 10 travel he vas sent
10 California 70 regain hss health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
FIVE OVERLANDS
REACH SEATTLE

rs4nsconsinsntal traffic conditions
snsr = allsht relief yesterday are
xurss than ever today. although 1--WE
svsrlanas ftern three TO seven days
h;e arrived th,s norftinE.
rha Great Northern Overland
s<rxiee Il stu IN 4 state Of snanl-
safe surpenalon IN 1he Cascades.
nengher cenditiuns AZ Chtwankum
~ stiEl such that Il van be some
cara II not q week o. mere. before
an train can be eetton tafeaEh.
fh~r~ = Sufficient feed 90 last sew
sva anxe % tlse trains stalled AZ
tat rusnt ana every effort u being
snafe IL fush more through. A num-
><f a rakssnksfs On tha Snow bound
fzzln uked - walk e. tesvenwnrth
= ecnnect thsre. 70 possible. with q
train feF the East but after bsiug
~ two days thsy we're gIzi % act
ea<k 10 fhe irainn
On TIE Coast line the conditions
~ sruvinx worse. the -0wf- from
Ysnxcavsr u nine hours late. a. the
nzeks arenna Chackauut are
klneked ~ reason ~ waahoUt- The
cAlsoak has iaossnei TIE sn0w on
IN hills and = haaekaainK the
rzsks Traffic win ell Points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

danger that structure. which is 10
be- lowered as the work proceeds.
The arrangements for arcadsns
the #P.-i.s building and others along
the route are fully set forth. The
"P-I building Is 10 remain In its
present condition until November,
1905.
The Presbyterian church. which
sbuts over into the avenue about
one foo, from where the new street
line is 20 be. is 20 remain for the
present in It's present position.
The steam shoye,s are not 10 he
allowed Ia the alley alongside the
Hotel Lincoln nor In Madison street
Ia front Of that structure.
Yesler way and Terrace street
are to be crossed with steel franc
and girder constructed bridges with
reinforced concrete floors. abut.
ments and retaining walls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
CLAIMS
SUICIDE

Mrs Rsth Jackson was taken Be.
fore Superior Judge Morris thla
morning 70 plead e. the charge 81
murder IN the sccond deEree for she
death % her husband a week $50
Yesterday. Med against her fcatsr
day.
Asked II she wished 10 plead. ahe
replied = have been kept In that
dirty old cell in the city jail ever
since M husband committed sui.
eide.
\ have not been allowed 10 -.
cure the services Of an attoFney. nor
have I been allowed 10 talk with
any Of M fclAsi.eH I DO not wlah
to plead antil I employ an alter
nsy =
judge Morris appointed " G
Brown ns her attorney aud gave her
seven days N which 20 plead she
eaz then locked in the uoman's
receiving ward at the county jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

York. Frisco and Chicago. where
there are large Chinese colonies.
Tho swear.off consists in not amok-
ing on the holiday. and the abstin-
onco Is strictly observed. The
Chlnaman frankly does not pretend
TO swear Off for a whole year or for
ever. Printed New Year greetings
are passed about from friend 10
friend; paper prayers are burned
for the dead In the joss houses; ev-
cry household has hchee nuts, pre-
served ginger, chop suey and other
dalntios ON the board for callers.
and fireworks are exploded out
doors.
A Chinnman who has not settled
all his debts by this day can't get
trusted for anything by his country
men. This Is a good custom. Had
Cassie Chadwick been Chinese, for
Instance, she would have been
shown up at the end Of the first
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

the court would have been twenty
yeara
Essers. May Ne Wasted.
In thla waY All tho efforts a
Judge Thampson. his sacrifices and
ial-ons, mas be net ~ nRnxht and
prote 20 DO lust 80 much time
waited
ON ne other hana. n thu commits.
asun "a Investigate yoanK Thomp
aan's mental condition finds him
saae. fha boy wlll waik oft Of pfiss
en tree man and no act uf judge
snsll4 ~ Prosecuting Attorney
Mackantnah can stop him The lat
ter Feasibility seems remote. ho~.
ever. for hia father and bfuthera.
aad. II necessary. all the Witnesses
who appeared in the recent trial
~ssi testify against him There il
still anotheF possibility. howeyer
and that "a that the father vii
ssnin prove victorious and succeed
IN hia effort ~ have his son taken
70 soue aayium. where ho will 70.
cesve proper medical attention..
In am event. the boys father Il
cnnfFunfcd with litigation which
may DRAG tia weaFy way on fof
years The legal questions under
say are not such as can be solved
Immediately and both sides IN che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
uili oppose Tho application Tor .
wflt q mandamua said 10 - eoa
tsmplAted BY Attorney VIII II
Thompson for an immediate exam
insslou ~ his son Chester on the
charge Of Insanity recently hf0uNhi
against him b. he pfisoaefa broth
81 Maurice
Attorney Thompson. Il Il aid.
VII petition che sanrsmr coart Tor
writ IN order % hasten. II pos
slble. the Disposition Of hia non :
case
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
win ohicet 10 the lasaAace 81 the
urii on the ground that the legal
actions already peadiEx should fifsi
be Disposed Of
The prisoners present prcdleas
ment IL a curious enc "a far aA
bis future II concerned. no Il con
fronted atsh a far gratsr posslhii
~ than " be had heea found guilty
az manalaushter. For. n u 10 up.
held that he u both dangerous and
hopeiesaiy insane. and II aQnt to the
penlienfiaTy. he wtil have "a remain
there for life. whereas. under a yer.
dict q mansiAurhteF. tha most ae
we're panalty within the poser al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
WIFE OF WEALTHY MAN
BLAMES HIM

Mrs John @. Hopes. the wife
4 the wealthy mining man. who.
= claims. eiadsd him for 10 yeaFs.
wss seen this morning ~ her home.
~ Fourth az. b. a star reporter.
afd feiated a STORY Of alleged
eFasi DISCRETION. persecution and
nlssfsatmenl on tho part OF her
instand.
SIC elairns Hopes deserted her
= california. leaving her pennllesz
M unable 70 care for her two boss.
Won she turned over 10 the char.
Fable lnstituilcn a. San lose. At
o. Tine she and her sons we're
~ fazi 70 her sisters. but. as they
Measht her husband should take
ere q her. she VAS compelled 70
stafn to The coast again. TO add
. hsr troubles the mother be.
zane II and he boys we're taken
ehafge b. the Salvation army.
- county providing for her.
~ lie vas one % misery and
seni Mrs. Hopes said. AT one
uAs NJ husband proposed 10 take
e. o. the boys II I would obtain
eisofee he payiug al the costs.
Wasn We started for the Saiva.
n1 army 70 get one % the boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

north cf Everett l. demorniitrd.
The Northern Pacific managed 20
get over the effects q the wsahout
AZ Passage yesterday ard send
through four overland trains q ~
own and one Burlington train. Last
night the Columbia &galn began 20
rise. making The bridges unsafe ana
ihs movement u trains dangerous.
AnY attempt 20 ses any mote trains
through. AZ least for the present has
been abandoned
Both the Great Northern aad Nor-
tneFn Facfnc are supplying pasaen.
gers on the stalled trains with meal
tickets. 80 that though vhrrs l. .
great deal of Inconvenience there IN
40 scts.l suffering
The office ~ The tatnn Pacific re-.
ports q clear track all the way
through The two small hiockades
ea the main line % ths o. r. q ~
haye heen lifted and trains arr run
Ming.
A Northern Pacific local from
rrasser i expected at 5 o'clock this
afternoon.
Ths e. =. II marriages 70 keep rs
ilns open ala the Nay through. bat
trains Afe from two 70 three days
behind time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

Ufeaor MrGreEor. Tor many years
one % the best known dentists N
Seattle. has given 40 his practice
aud has become established IN the
real estate ana Insurance business.
Nr McGfeRor's advent into the
ranks II real estate dealers has been
marked By two biz sales made hy
him u Yenler Way double corners.
Both OF these saioa were closed yes
terdny.
The northwest corner Of YcFlsr
and sixth avenue was sold 10 clients
Of George Redin a co FOR " II.
Marks. The consideration was flo.=
600. r. W Baker. Frank y. BLACK
aud ". ~ Marks bought che south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
YUCCA
ARRIVES

The steamer YueataH. the latest
acquisition OF the Northwestern
Steamship Company. and recently
purchased In New York, arrived IN
port this morning shortly after >
o'clock, IS days out from Hoboken,
Captain II. =. Weaver brought the
steamer around He was formerly
on the Victoria Fred Trncy, who
went east last November. made the
trip around the horn as financial
agent on the steamer.
The Yucatan IL a splendid oratf,
very similar IN appearance to the
Northwestern. She Was purchased
from the Nsrd Steamship Line and
will be placed on one OF the north.
ern runs.
The Yucatan brought 500 tons OF
coal for ths Pauific Coast Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

my husband suddenly changed his
mind and disappeared
Some time later I read IN one
81 tDe San Francisco papers that
he was dead. and I ga not hear
from him for = long while
Her sister. who lives Nith her.
corrotofafes eYorY statement. and
the woman's general appearance
and manner appear 70 indicate that
she spoke The truth Il IL only
6lnce Huopes came into property
worth t5 coo UNDER bis fathers viii.
according 20 her. that he has shown
any interest In her and his boys.
bis alleged desire being 20 obtain
clear title 10 The property
Mrs. Hopes. who comes from
yell knoWn and respected family
in iowa. has lived IN this city for
eiEhf years. and her many friends
speak Fefg highly Of her Her has.
band knew II her whereabouts. she
Gays. through her sisters. and could
have found her at any time.
"All want II my husband 20 pay
FOR the care and education Of my
boys" she said 7 can work and
don't want any of his wealth"
Hopes Is a man about so years
cid. and married his wife when she
Was Is years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
GROCERS SAY THEY ARE
PESTERED TO DEATH

cation with the pure food shog
Conilnaiug Mr. Higgins said;
Wien che pure food ehow start.
I'd local Erocers all had 4 supply q
tickets. which they had received II
smaller figure than ~ which they
we're arid 70 the public These wefe
soon Eottea rid 81. as well az those
distributed among the advertisers
The notices Of the pure food nhow
have eli the words Ask your grocer
for tiekctn
The consequence has been that
every grocer IN town has been pes
tered 70 death from morning tiil
night uith requests for tickets The
notice was inserted In yesterdays
star By me simply 20 Let the public
know the true condition 81 affairs
All the tickets We have had We paid
for and distributed, and many of
the gtocera will buy no more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
nemas Urges His Client to Take This Step and II Is
Probable That Such viii be Done-Mrs. Thaw
Visits Her Husband In the Tombs Today.
treatment of Evelyn on hia mind.
Evelyn Visits Prisoner.

treatment of Evelyn on hia mind. I"
Evelyn Visits Prisoner.
Evelyn rhaw visited her husband
this morning Cor two hours Attors
ueys Gleason and Peabody also
called FOR short conference.
Charles owens. under subpoena BY
the state Ia the Thaw trial. was ar
rested Today ana rcrrimanaed for
intaNication. after which he was dis
missed. owens IL supposed 20 know
the whereabouts % Nsllie Leahy.
formerly Evelsn's maid whom Je-
rome - anxious TO brins into court.
owens says he does know where the
woman IA
Thrrp justices % the supreme
court whose names are withheld.
express the epinion that Thaw n
certain t. gain new trial even n
convicted thIs time. on the grounds
81 slight errcg The efrof made.
they claim Was IN petmittlng
Evelyn 10 lean forward In the Wit
ness chair. whisper 10 the prosecutor
che nAfnss of men and women whom
she knew 60 have been Ia the come
panx ~ white. It having been pFV-
yiousiy agreed Nsfweea the counsel
thas these nam~s be untnsusiened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
CURIOUS PREDICAMENT
OF CHESTER THOMPSON

quarrel are bitterly determined 10
flEht IL out 20 the end
Under the present Law there IL
very little probability that the mat.
ter al Young Thompsoa's sanity OF
insanity will make any difference
Ia his treatment In the event he II
sent to the pcnitenslary.
viii Bs . Convict
Regardless Of bis mental eondi.
ton he will. 70 all practical pur.
poacs. be a convict. although be
may not be given number, foung
Sloane. who vas recently sent 10
the penlteniiary from spokane. has
had his hair clipped like any other
prisoner and has been given a niiif
Of siripAa Tfe j. ca ell intents and
purposes convict just ss much ~
n he had been found guilty 81 mar
der IN he second degree. There Il
no reason. az FAR "a those Interested
can ace. why young Thompson vii
rot receive the same treatment q
he u sent 20 the same institution.
Walls Waila has no acoommoda
,ians for the care uf insane pFisep.
sfs nj the present time. although
eaFns saeh provision nay b. made
In the event legislation Tor the care
OF the eriminallg insane IL enaeted
There Is no payehopathie ward and
10 physicians 20 care for such va.
fortunates a. may be sent there.
REGARDLESS of shat may be the
fate II Chester Thompson. there.
fore, thozo IN seattle Interested IN
the problem Of the disposition 81
the criminal insane are ~ the belief
that the curious predlcament arts
ing from the present LEGAL tansie
viii tend TO hasten corrective legis
latlon for the care Of the dangerous
demented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09
COLLEGE HOLDS ITS
ANNIVERSARY

Following out the annual custom
since the foundation 81 Wilson's
Modern Business College. tho
school celebrated the twelfth ami.
Fefzary OF that institution last
night The large assembly hall vas
very preftliy decorated with $50
bime and red ineandesccnt lights,
the college colors.
Tonight the anniversary ball VIII
be given. Music viii be furnished
BY Wagner's orchestra.
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TOUTS ARE TO BE
TOLD TO SkIDO0

The Dexter Horton bank yekter.
das refused payment on one Of the
certificates Of deposit which was
presented 10 q and which WIS
stolen from Charles Olson b.
Georgetown poulroOrn touts The
bank IN juneau. on which Olson
had The other deposit certificate.
has also been notified 20 stop pay
ment
The marshal % Georgetown has
siFnifled HIS Intention % driving
pouiroom toutH away from that 10
caiity. aud Chief Wappenaiein viii
cooperate with him BY promising
to arrest any who are found IN Sc.
attic.