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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-30
sMELT FISHING.
industry Which Brings Surry Many
Good Dollars.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-30
ELLSWORTH MARKETS.

Local Dealers Still Fighting 1t Out
on Corn-Eggs Steady.
There are few price changes, but the
general market remains steady. Dealers
in grain are still holding to the low
prices on corn, though the western market
has advanced ~ cents bushel.
Eggs remain steady at Is cents retail,
with dealers paying IS to 20 cents and sup
ply good. Chickens are higher. Butter
is scarce and high. Meats are higher all
along the line, but the range quoted for
some time past covers the advance.
The quotations below give the range OF
retail prices in Ellsworth.
Country Produce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-30

The U. s. lightship tender Lilac brought
Capt. c. E. Turner and four of the crew of
the schooner Fanny Reed into Portland
Saturday morning. The men reached Cape
Elizabeth lightship at s Friday evening
and Capt. Turner got aboard at this
morning. The sixth member of the crew,
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
REVEALS SECRETS
OF LAND DEALS
WITH HERMANN

The most sensational testimony heard
since the trial of Binger Hermann start
cd four weeks ago was given today in
Criminal Court, No. I, Justice Stafford
presiding. by George SorensOn, a timber
and land broker Of Portland, ore. He
was asked by the District Attorney to
tell of the conversations had with +. Z.
Mays. n lawyer Of Portland, relative TO
the Blue Mountain Reserve. in 1901 and
1902
The witness said that Mays. Jones and
Smith owned about $1,000 acres Of the
school lands i'm Eastern Oregon and he.
witness. owned about l2,O00 acres. worth
about - cents an acre. After the papers
had been sent on 10 washington TO Gre
ate the reserve witness said he would
have 90 give zap some of his land, as
there pere people in Washington who
must be taken care Of. Witness said he
wanted 10 know who they were, and
MAYS said Hermann and Senator Mitch
ell would have TO be taken care Of
Sorcusou told how the scheme was
fixed 20 Duy the school lands and then
have the forest reserve created. which
would include the lands. Each citizen
was entitled to 800 acres OF the school
lands. and witness said he acquired the
right of the citizens from friends, while
he bought others. paying all the way
from "a glass of beer to 81. 1t was in
this way ne secured about 1900 acres.
After these lands had been secured
Mays gave State Forester Ormsby a
blue print showing the location of the
vacant school lands. Witness said he
protested against OTmsby having the
blue print saying OTmSby would tell
others and put them next MAYS did not
believe IL. but Ormsby did tell. and Nc
kinney. Tarpin. and HYDE bought 1900
acres OF the lands.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
HARTMAN THINKS
PRESIDENT WILL Be
MORE LENIENT SOON

NEW YORK, March While Presi-
dent Roosevelt has not undergone any
change of heart. the Government at
Washington is going to take A more
tolerant view of the railroad situation
and is more inclined TO recognize the
necessity and handicap with which
railroads have to contend. according to
+. IT. Hartman, who returned TO his
office this afternoon after a week spent
In Washington, weighing the big
stick and flirting with the Federal
Government.
Il would not want to give the i'm
preston, said Mr.. Hartman today,
that President Roosevelt has in any
sense let up on his drastic policy of
Ch1SuSug corporations which he be-
lcNcS are offending the people, and
have absolutely nOJhing TO say on the
views or the personality OF the PTesi-
dent. but j VIII say. however. that l
believe the administration is begin
ming 70 experience "a change of heart.
We all make mistakes some times and
nave 20 take "A back track-IVe had TO
do IL myself
The railroad companies have made
a mistake The managers have in the
past neglected their relationship with
the Government and the public l will
admit that Now we must take the
matter into our own hands t. bring
about a better understanding and CO.
operation.
Mr. Hartman denied emphatically
that there was any significance or any
occasion for Wall Street TO be Interested
iu his return 90 New York at this time.
when % was generally supposed that he
had intended 70 go South for a rest
In refusing again TO make any COM
ment on the reported purchase Of the
Reading railway by himself and assoc
ciatcs Mr.. Hartman declared that his
stand was not taken because of anv ef-
feet his statements might have. but
rather because ne did not wish 20 estab-
fish precedent by discussing a runor
or this character. which it had been his
policy and would continue To be his
nolicN 90 ignore
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
VARIOUS RUNORS
UNSETTLE MARKET
After First Hour, However,
the Nervousness Dis
appeared.

NEW YORK. March THE stock
market opened irregular. Reading start
ed in 2Is lower, lost in all points. and
then rallied ia from the lowest. Cana
dian Pacific dropped Is lower. and Steel
common and ST. Paul lost a. Erie and
Smelling declined y.
II a. m.-The market was extremely
nervous and unsettled from the open
ing. following the lead of lower London
prices. said TO be due to Unconfrmed rU-
mors on the other side of a heavy fail
ure I'm Berlin. The room traders were
afraid to buy stock at or near yester-
days closing prices. and there was an
absence Of demand from either rail-
road interests or large operators in
any group. The price movements were
well represented by Atchison, which.
after an advance 20 1855, dropped TO a..
Renewed buying of the same character
that started the advance in Reading
yesterday carried the price up TO 12ih
after a weak opening. followed by a
decline to 122E and another reilly to
above 123
At the end Of the first hour part of
the nervousness disappeared and a. bet
ter tone was established Government
bonds unchanged; railroad and other
bonds firm.
Noon-Thc market continued nervous
and unsettled after the first hour. with
many cross movements in different
stocks. There was some outside buying
and this helped 10 force moderate adj
vances in some Of the active speculative
issues.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
WOULD-BE BURGLARS
SENTENCED TO JAIL

Ralph Elsie. alias Robert Lee. and Ed
gar Smith, the two coIored youths who
had planned a sec0nd-l0ry job that was
10 have been executed Tuesday night at
tho residence Of Mrs Hollis Phillips. ISIS
Fifteenth street northwest. and would
have done credit to professional crooks
had IL been successful. were each sen
fenced 10 six months in Jail by Judge
Mullowney in the Police Court this
morning. Fortunately the plan which
was for Elsie 40 engage Mrs. Phillips in
conversation while Smith committed the
burglary. went away and the two Grim
inals were arrested.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
.SPGONER DENIES
HAVING ACCEPTED
PLACE WITH HILL

Senator SpoouCr is not leaving The
Senate accept a position under James
j. Hin- The story printed ln This
mornings papers from Minneapolis, 20
IN" effect that as soon as Senator
SQooner leaves Washington le viii stop
into Mr. HuTs ofscc at a salary OF
$4,000 year. was emphaucaIy denied
by the Senator himself this morning.
Mr.. Hin offered me the place OF gen
counsel of his roads in 1854" said Sen
ator Spooucr tod; y al the White House
Il have not met Mr.. HuI since then,
nor have l had any communications
from him The story printed today that
I viii be IN ET. HillS employ after
leave the Senate is fabrication pure
and simple / did not announce my
retirement to become The LAWYER of
any single corporation The reasons Toy
my retirement Were very plainly stated D"
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
BRANCH BANE OPENS
At CEITER MARKET

The branch baR Of the international
Banking Corporation. recently fitted I'D
at Center Market was formally opened
for business today The hours for bank
ing w.il be from "a. m. 10 p. N. daily,
and from a. m 20 9 p. m. on SatuT-
days. The new ranch bank. which is
under the perscnl supervision Of f. Sci
win TAFT manager OF the International
Banking CorpORtion I'm Washington. Is
located at No. t'Wholesale Row"
a reception vas held at the bank by
the officials FINN i 10 . o'clock p. m.
when the offters Of the Washington
Market Company were also present
The banking room at the market has
been fitted Up n convenient and suitable
form FOR the business which will bt
transacted thre, and il is alike attire c.
tive. safe. am cOmmOdiOus for the pur.
poses of tank.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
Marriage Licenses.

! William Z Mckenzie. Of this city and
Lucy 4. Williams. Manassas. Va.
Charles A McAnister. New York City.
and Adelaide Kenyon. Chicago. III.
Charles G. Alexander and Maggie j.
Hackney.
Walter Howard and Mary +. Riggs.
Otto w. Keull and Clara F. Lowe.
Charles Coates and Ella Modem
Francois Loche and Lena Widmer
Ruther Jackson and Causie jackson.
Andrew l.. Fink and PeEEie Mcleod,
both OF Petersburg. Va.
Robert Coates and laura Moore.
JuniUS Norwood and Annie Cooler.
George Ham and Mamie y. Williams.
James n. Knowles and Emma y.
Newhieser.
John T. VanSicllled. Great Falls. Va
and Charlotte Willard. Colvin Run. Va.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
COTTON MARKET PRICES
SHOW SOME STRENGTH

NEW YORK, March THE cotton
market opened somewhat better than
was expected i'm view of the cables from
Liverpool After the call the list showed
further strength on good room buying
in which shorts appeared 10 lead. At
the same time there was Considcra Die
selling for long account.
Opening quotations; March 9.S6@9.S7;
May. 1OO2alOO5; July. 1015GlO16; Aug
ust. JOS.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
Francis P. DOOley & Co.,
Stocks, Bonds, Grain,
$40 F ST. N. w., lie Droil BliJ
Phone R1ain iGO-iiI
Receivers Notice.
RECEIVERS NOTICE.

All persons having claims f0trer than loss
claims upon policies % insurance. against
German National Insurance Company 8f
Chicago. Illinois. are hereby notified ;hat by
an order entered by the Circuit court OF
Cook county. Illinois. on January nth. A. j.
1907 all claims against said Insurance COM
Tany tother tHan loss claims upon policies Of
insurance. must De fled with the undersigned
in chicago, Illinois. under oath in che f1-ns
prescribed by said court within six go months
from said January Iith. 1907. and that an
such claims not so filed viii be diSalloue.i
and forever barred from participating I'm tho
distribution OF the assets Cf said German Va
tI0nal Insurance C0mpe ry.
STATE BANK or CHICAGO.
Receiver Of German National Insurance
Company or Chicago. Illinois
JUDAH. WILLARD s. WOLF.
Solicitors FOR. Receiver. feoI-.h -10t
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
LECTrRE ON GERMANY.

There viii be a meeting Of the Mems
Club Of the Fro Cathedral Church Of the
Ascension at the parish house, Massa-
chusetts Avenue and Twelfth street,
northwest, tonight at o o'clock. ImpOr-
tant business matters will be disposed
Of after waich the Rev. c. Z. StetsOn,
OF North Carolina. will deliver a lecture
on Travels IN GERMANY"
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
WALTER DAVIDGE HONORED
BY THE KING OF SPAIN

King Alfonso Of Spain has bestowed
upon Walter Davidge. OF this city, the
decoration or the order Of Isabella the
Catholic. in recognition Of legal services
to the spanish government.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
WASHINGTON PRICES

Sales Of the board. including the after
call, amounted TO sos shares of stock
and $4,000 IN bonds.
Washington Gas Certificate. $1,000
1l2
Washington Railway & Electric Is.
SlO0IiS4Is
Potomac Electric as, Sl.O0ONlO5.
Washington Railway * Electric, pref,
leuN4. lIVgNil. buyer SOD.
LanstOu, 5Ml2&
Greene Copper, 1O0H"2S-
After Call-Wachmgt0n Railway 4.
Electric. pref, lOOUSil2. buyer so
Washington Gas, 10qGGJas, lUJa6)7s .
l0GNG0is. ODuyeT CO..
Mitchell Mining. Io9a5Is.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

STATEMENT Of the condition Of the NEW
AMSTERDAM CASUALTY COMPANY Of
New York as required under District OF
Columbia Code. amended June 30. 1902. Capt.
tai stock. 1914. 400. capital stock paid up. IN
cash. SilA 900. ASsetS-J3Sh in office. 81 090. 40.
Cash in bank. s72sl2.77; stocks and bonds
market value). s715l4i; premiums uncollected
and IN hands of agents. Sl32. 54l-S2- interest
due and accrued. IS. 402.0I; all other assets.
Cash IN hands Of agents. Sl.012-G2 due from
other companies. So 3S2 q LiabilitieS-Ner
unpaid claims SlfI. $50: reserve as required
by law S9t0. Si2.5l Reinsurance premiums.
81 2l2 -. salaries. rents expenses. taxes. etc.
S707.72. commissions. brokerage, etc. S35 3j6- Il
capital stock. S3l4 100, all other liabilities:
reserve for all Sother Liabilities and cOntinEen-
cies. S26. 600: amount and character OF bust
ness transacted during the year 1906 Gas
ualty). $685.. S67-35; losses sustained during the
year 1906. S242. 09t37; money received during
The year 1905. $3.50. $50 Il: expended during
the year 1906 S57E.SlS o. " + MOORE
President. GEO. f. TAYLOR. SECRETARY
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2Sth
day Of January, 1907. (SeaD A. H BEVINS
Notary Public. County OF New York. u
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

STATEMENT Of the condition Of the RRI--
lSH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY Of
Toronto. Ontario. Canada on the 3Ist dav OF
December. 1901. as required under District ~
Columbia Code. ama-1ed June 80. 1892. Assets
Cash in hunk. SCI so Is stocks and bonds
market ysluel. 81. $40 .612.27; premiums IN
collected and IN hEnds Of agents. Sl55. OcI o.
Interest due and accrued. 1883 Il Ii3bfli-
tieS-Net unpaid claims SOL. pa. 6S. reserve 4 <
required by law. 1891 2S6. Il: amount and
character OF business transacted during the
year 1906 Slg05.31. losses sustained during
the year 1906. 81. go -. money received dur
fnC the year 1906. ST. s05.3Is expended duriug
tho wear 1905 S7ll5 W Il NEIKIE cen
eral Manager =. Il SIMS. Secretary. sub
sCribed and sworn to before me this 18th das-
Of January. 1907 r. d. GAMBLE. Notary
Public Il
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS PONDS.

MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
l.. s. Steel J's........ 97!s IS 97s S17S
Tobacco As -------.-- 125s I21t I25z 123t
AtChison - go L-----iO07s 1905 fC07s 1007s
Eric. COuV--.---------- 80 % 90 90
Sales to noon today, 63l goo
Total sales yesterday. 2.173,3O0.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

The annual meeting OF the Stockhold-
ers Of the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company was held yesterday
and the following elected directors to
serve during the ensuing year: John
Boyd. Daniel }. Callahan. John Gala
han. Daniel Fraser, Edward Graves. W.
h. Hibbs Clarence +. NOrment, George
W. Pearson. Odell S. Smith, Hylas r..
Wheeler, Levi Woodbury..
At a subsequent meeting of the direc-
tors Levi Woodbury. was reelected pres
ident; Clarence r. Norment. vice presi-
dent; John Callahan. second vice presi-
dent and general manager. and Odeu S.
Smith, secretary and treasurer. d. j.
Callahan was appointed assistant gene.
al manager, W. II. Callahan, general
passenger agent, and J. G. Williams,
auditor.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

G.. Bowie Chapman, manager Of +. II.
Chapman q Co., and member of the
Washington Stock Exchange, has been
added To the directorate OF the United
States Trust Company
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
NEW YORK STOCKS

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gatss
a Co.. Munsey Building: Members New York
stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
TONE,
BUT LITTLE BUYING
Local Market Receivers Equi-
librium, but Shy of
Active Dealing.

luth Company are offered one share of
new GreeEe-C ananea stock for every six
shares held, or 81 per share cash. A ma
jority Of the Cananea- Duluth Company
stock was secured by the Canaan .a-Cen-
tral Copper Company.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

STATEMENT of the condition OF the AMER
ltAN tENTRA INSJ RANCE COMPANY
~ ST Louis Missouri ON the SIS; dav Of
December 1906 as required under District OF
Columbia Code. amended June 30. 1902 Cant
tai stock. S2,tHH COOS capital stock paid uu.
IN cash, S2.1uu.u01- Assets-C'ash iu Office
81. 7gi y. cash in bank. $500. 10 69- bonds ami
mortgages tnTSt lien real estatel. 81 500.
stocks and bonds market Valuel. So 6q6. fsl.
bills receivable and collateral loans. Se4s. go :
premiums uuCDileCted and in hands OF agents
I5.7sfo5. To-aI. S5.11A I79 -. Liabilities
Net un9aid claims. SIS. J4S. 3. reserve as re-
qUired by law. 81, sac. $50, commissions
brg keraEe. etc. s.. $3.50: Capital stock
$500 60 All other liabilities surplus SIC.S-
uoN-sA Total S5-l74l79.i5. Amount and char
aCter OF business transacted during the wear
1896. fire and tornado. s. 35S go %. losses Sus-
tanned GUF-dg the year 1906 S2.545. c33 i money
rccCivc,i during the year 1919. s.. 501 eos. &.
expended during the year 1905. Sl.820 .Ol6 s.
GEO. y. CRAM. President. JNO. H ADAMS
Secretary. Subscribed and sworn To before
o." this cd day OF January. 1907 tSeaD
FRANK p. CRAM. Notary Public. Ny com
mission expires July Z. 1872. Il
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

MONEY ar AZ AND FER CENT.
Promptly loaned on real estate In the Distrsct
~ Columbia LOWEST COMMISSIONS
EErSEELL McLERAE,
loos s St n. W
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

once, Corner Ninth and 4 StreetA
lAID-UP CAPITAL. N.0oJ.g0O.
SURPLUS. $780, UU EARNED
Loans 81 any amount mace on an
proved zeal estate ~ collateral al rea-
sCuable rates
Interest paid upon deposits Jn months
- balances subject 10 check
This company acts = executor ad-
- ministrator. trustee. agent. treast-er
- registrar. and in ali other hduciarly ca
- p4Cities
BOXe rent n burglar and nreprooc
vaults Tc- safe deposit and storage OF
- valuable packages.
JOHN JOY EDISON ---..-... F0regidsne
GOAA-N a = ~ VI y Ice EresloeuE
ELLIS PEAE-.........S Second Vice Presidepr
ANDREW E-AfkhE
HARRY @. f1EEAi.....---Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TANLDR-.--..-. "A Ssistant Treasurer
THOMAS Ls2ADLE-T ------- Real Estate Oface-
FRED'k 9CHELBERGER---.-.Tr Trust Oe3cer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 10 assume the management OF
your real estetc- Careful attention siven %
all details.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

STATEMENT u the condition OF the TRAY
l-l-El,S INSURANCE COMPANY Of Hart
ford Conn. CA the Slst day OF December.
lsrr. as required under District Of Columbia
Code amended June %. 1902 Capital stock
sl-"r.UlH. capital stock paid up. ia each.
SilJu-uuH- AssrJs-Cash on hand and IN back
N-.s-->+6 20 real estate g. 80 -6f- 80 bonds
and mortgages ttrsJ Lien IN real cstaroD
s-l.ut5. lN5 81 stocks and br lGs tmarket EaIu-f
ea-.gil.stl-uEs loans on this Company policies
s.s1.t-l}s, collateral Loans 81 5g-- -4254 lie
premiums deferred and outstanding. S1.I-
l-a--u- interest Jue ana accrued. SfEl eIs 5I-
total assets S-3 sol 40 Is Iiabllities-Nct un-
paid claims. $3.50 $50 So reserve Tor claims re-
sisted for employers, SAGE. SJ5-S5. reserve as
required by law. 81. N-i Cos 90. life premiums
and interest paid iu advance. SI5U.T4g.cS- sal
aries rents, expenses, taxes. etc. 500 COZ.
cash dividends remaining unpaid S26Sl.g1.
total liabilities. SO. -62.U3g So amount and
character ~ business transacted during the
year 1906. life. sd s25- -54OI- losses susta lnaI
during the year 1906. Sc. $50 ggJ. 75. money re-
rclyed during the year 1906 Sl6. 1g4 2i5. 10 ,N-
pended during the year 1906. 81. on. $50 90 y
q. DINHAM. President LOUIS T.. BUTLER
Secretary Subscribed and sworn -o before
me this 9th day 81 February. 1907. tSeaD L
EDWARD ZACEER. Notary Public II
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
Financial Statements.

STATEMENT OF the condition OF the MARY
LAND CASUALTY COMPANY. OF Baltl-
more. Nd, on the 3lst day Of December.
1896 as required under District Of Columbia
Code. amended June 30. 1902 Capital stock.
$1,000; capital stock paid Up. IN cash.
100000. Assets: Cash IN office SIS. $3.50
cash in bank SO S5l -; real estate $40 sl7 A.
stocks uEd bonds tmarbot yalue). g 63s 259. 81.
premiums uuC0ileCted and in hands OF agents.
$3.50 S93o3. interest due and accrued. SIG, $50,
all other assets-grouEd rent. 500 600:
S3.ll9 H-J-J3. Liabilities Reserve for unpaid
claims. SNs5. 5f4 %. reserve required Dy
law, 81, lZ3 S5f-5 commissions. brokerage,
etc. $las.2j5-l5. capital stock $4,000; all
other Liabilities surplus. 800 40 80
s. Ils sJ5.59. Losses sustained during the year
1876. Slgi6. us Ds. money received during the
year 1906. q. sol 363 0S. expended during the
year 1906. yZ.3Il 1891 JNO. T. STONE.
President. JAS. +. MITCHELL. Secretary.
subscribed and sworn 20 before me this Z2d
Gay on January. 1907. tSean ROBT. FER
GTSON. Notary Public POOLE & RONSA-