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MISSING STUDENTS YACHT FOUND.

brunswick, Me. July pa boat winch IL is
believed may prove to be the yacht IN Which
Richard g. Lee of this town. ana Johh r MOT
fIi' ,raasord Mass two Bowdoin students
'IS frop, here on July 8. and which is sup
s1nsed TO have been capsized during a heavy
p oIi that afternoon, was found off Seal Island
go east of Small Point, to-day. IL is IN
twelve and half fathoms OF water;
I,a.,n, IN the search for the missing Students
ass ass, ~ % the scene with a dyer, tomorrow
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nos which is undergoing repairs AZ the Charestown
Navy Yard the sailors OF the battleship were sud
denly ordered to-day clear the magazines and
immense the powder bags in water. On a contnu-
Gus line the men marched from the magazines 10
the dock, carrying bags of powder, which were at
once placed in tanks Of sea water. The officers OF
the ship refused to say for what reason the action
was taken or whether any deterioration in the
powder had been discovered.
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TOURISTS GIVE A CUP TO MRS. cuNEo

The American Automobile Association tourists
met at the Hotel Aston last night and gave 10
Mrs Andrew Cuneo. the only woman driver in
The long run which finished yesterday, a silver
loving cup. Resolutions We're passed thanking
Police Inspector Schmittberger for his services
1T the partda
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MISS FRITZ scHeFF RETURNS.

Ser ~, titA scheh returned yesterday on the hal-
ersd i'.sia Der Crosse. She has entirely recoV-
a. - ahe viii begin her season in Mile. Modiste
y nhekerbocker Theatre in September.
Ehs, I've =. completely recovered" she said. and
ever Asile as important M voice lie as good as
ny ,oa "-le abroad spent most OF the time with
sehe~ :. Ame. Jaeger, and my father. Dr.
he ss = fra:kforr. will go 10 New London In
S'h rehesrsalx"
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-E r Bliss. Of Philadelphia. BEL
MONT T. Harahan, OF Chicago. GOTHAM
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MANHATTAN-EX-M Mayor j. X. Mcclure. OF SYRIA
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POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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rAtlER-At his home IN Newark. TUESDAY. 2sd inst.
Aaron Baker. hts SD year Funeral Ihursday,
o'clock from residence OF his brother Ferdinand
Poker No lG2 Summer ave, Newark, y. j.
RROOKES-At burlington, Vt. Tuesday. July % 1907.
Brookes daughter OF the late lie Grand
r Cannon in the 59th Of her age Interment at
Troy y Y. Thursday. July p
RRYANT-In Paris. France. July - julia Sands
frvant daughter OF late William Cullen Bryant.
CAII-sudden!y on Tuesday. July %. 1907 Richard
William Call. son Of William T and Eleanor NJ Call;
aged Ia Funeral services at residence No $50
East 32d st. Flatbush. on Thursday. at p m
~IrRRIER-On Monday. July 81 Edwin Bradley Currier.
beloved Irene Plat and OF Jennie Lam
son and c. Currer. suddenly. OF heart
failure Funeral private Boston Mass papers please
copy
CITTTING-Walter Cutting. at Meadow Farm Pittsheld
Mass on Tuesday. July %. In the 9th OF his
DARBEE-on JULY o. 1907. Edsar Darhee in his saith
wear Funeral Thursday. 1870 a from No. 324
ocean Parkway Brooklyn Iuterrnent private
FIFID-At the Oriental Hotel. Manhattan Beach.
sunday. July q, 1907 Frances Pearsal. widow Of ~
Augustus Field daughter Of the late Samuel Brad
hurst Mary PearsaL Funeral service win be held
an Thursday July IS. az 1880 a. m.
FowLER-on Tuesday. July %. 1907 William J, Fow-
Lawrence ave-. near Sd st; Parxvile on Thursday
Al4znois Lodge, No. 100. o. O F invited to attend
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nrn1AmlM cnnnlNeroN MuMEoRp.

BENJAMIN Coddlngton Mumford. president or the
Tin Plate Decorating Company. died yesterday, as
the result of stroke OF paralysis last November,
81 his home at Orange, y. J. Mr.. Mumford was
born in this city in 1857. the son OF the late behI1
,t1 4 Iu1mford a well known merchant He
Leaves a wife two sons and n daughter The
funeral will be this evening at o'clock Burial AZ
Catskill y. Y.
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TO TRY NAVY CHAPLAIN.
II. ". Jones focused Of FaLseh0od
and Issuing Worthless Checks.

Washington, July 24-Chaplain Harry w.
Jones. of the battleshp Minnesota, who has
been stationed at Norfolk. Va, is to be tried
by court martial on charges Of scandalous con-
duct, TO the destruction OF good morals. and of
falsehood. preferred by the Acting Secretary of
the NAVY.
Under the charge Of scandalous conduct there
are seventeen specifications, consisting mainly
in allegations of the utterance of worthless
checks. Under the falsehood charge 1t is al
legged that Jones msrepresented the facts re-
garding a note which had been given by I i'm
The detail for the court which is to try the
chaplain is as follows: Captains Daniel D. V
Stuart Albert Mertz, Charles Laird (retlred)
Henry Minett (retired), Medical Inspector Sam
uel H Dickson. Commander Harry G.. Leopold
(retired), Lieutenant Commander Isaac K. Sey
rnour and Commander John ]. Knapp, who is
10 be the Judge advocate OF the court.
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Highest temperature yesterday Is degrees lowest. g.
average IA corresponding date OF last
average FOR corresponding date of last thrtythree
years. "A.
Local forecast: to-day; partly cloudy Friday
Hight TO fresh winds, MOSTLY south to southwest
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Repair Ship to Serve 1cith atlantic
Fleet Wanted.
From The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington, July "a
BATTLESHIP FLEET AUXILIARY.-The fact
that the Atlantic fleet is destined to go 20 the
Pacific Ocean has served to renew the proposition
10 equip one of the naval supply ships with a re-
pair plant This is plan which has been favored
Tor some time by naval officers. who believe there
should be some means of repairing minor damages
on board ships without sending a vessel to O navy
yard. In long trip, such as is contemplated for
the battleship fleet, this would be impossible, of
course, and il is considered that 1t would be well
to have with the ships, even when they reach the
This cannot always be done with the facilities
which exist board n cruising vessel 1t is pro-
posed 10 Mt out the Culgoa at the New York navy
yard with plant which will enable this work to
be done.
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
Army
Captain PANEL J. CARR. signal corps from Office Of
Gnef signal of1cer. 70 signal school Fort Leaven-
RESIGNATION of Captain SAMUEL E LAMBERT. as
Frs. Lieutenant HUGH 5. BROWN. coast artillery
- corps. from ioth Company, unassigned list
Captain HOWARD r. HiCKOK 18th cavalry. from
cant iIDVlsiG H32g Government of Cuba
Iced Iced from general hospital. Washington Bar
First Lleatenan. Julian L DODGE 10Th Infantry.
% Fort Mcintosh.
Second Lieutenant LEIGHTON POWELL ath Infantry.
detailed to attend encampment. Louisiana National
soooI Guard n Ia at Alex Ja17 August
corps 70 artillery school. Fort Monroe. August IS
Navy
S"!IlHutF II W JONES reftV.d, detached from the
navy yard Washington August 81; home
Lieutenant Commander z POLLOCK. detached
from the Alabama home. orders.
Lieutenant Commander T 4 MAGRUDER. detached
from the Iowa. u :IabanlS
Lieutenant L. BROOKS. Jr, detached from the Vir-
GINA. 70 the bureau Of navigation Navy Depart
nacut. special temporary duty
Midshipman L. WRIGHT. detached from the Ohio.
to the Georgia.
Assistant Surgeon W G sTEADMAN Jr, to the
Franklin.
Assistant Surgeon NJ DONELSON to the striushan.
Assistant surgeon + +. HUFF. to the naval proving
ground Indian Head.
Assistant Surgeon N. C. BAKER. Midway Islands
Assistant Surgeon II l. DOLLARD. % the naval hos
pital Newport.
Assistant Surgeon F. CURTIS to the hospital
Norfolk
Assistant Surgeon d H. Casio. the navy recruit
ing station. Indianapolis
Assistant Surgeon II. I. SMITH to the navy recruiting
station. Omaha
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported 70 the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
July 23-The Georgia. at Bradford r. 7
July 24-The Adams Tanijonsgr!ok Dutch East
indies
SAILED
July 23-The AJAX, from nay yard. New York. for
Philadelphia. the Modoc. from League Island 70
destroy wreck; the Arethusa, from Boston for
navy yard. New York
The Lawrence commissioned navy yard, LEAGUE
Island. July %, and assigned second torpedo
hotla
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\ summer Appetizer teaspoonfui OF Horsfords
- TINsrtate In a glass stimulates appetite
nd duencheS thirst
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IJyDF-VIELE-On Wednesday. July - 1891. in the
Borough OF brooklyn. city Of New York by the Rev
n Po.,sulus. Len Raston Niele. daughter OF Nj
a,i Mrs Kenyon G Viele u Captain Arthur p $
HYDE coast artillery United States army No
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IMMERSED POWDER ON THE ILLINOIS.
BOSTON July 24.-FoIowing inspection OF the
contants Of the nlagazines Of tho battleship ILL.,
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Local OficinI RecOrd.-The following official record
from the Weather shows the changes In the
peature for the twenty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding Sate OF last year:
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July 23-The Georgia. at Bradford r
July 24-rhe Adams, TaEdJonsVr!ok Dutch East
Indies
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18

BASE BALL.
There were base ball games each day OF
the fair. The first days game was be-
tween Bluehill and Sedgwick, Biuehill
winning by score OF Is to3
Wednesday Bucksport defeated Castine
by score Of TO 8, and Thursday, Blue
bill defeated Csstine by score Of sto7.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18
Worlds oldest Tree

The Grizzly Giant Is the acknowledged
patriarch OF the Mariposa grove OF se-
quotas. It is not SO tall and graceful in
general outline, nor are its cubical contents
~ great as some other trees in the grove.
1t is located on more comparatively open
and dry ground, and has uaique individ-
uality Of majestic grandeur all its own,
different from any other known sequoia.
It has been very badly injured by fires
during unknown past centuries, leaving
only four narrow strips OF sapwood con-
Meeting with its roots.
Many Of its top branches have been
broken down by the weight Of heavy win
ter SHOWS and fierce gales Of wind. One
Of its large branches, 100 feet above the
ground, il six feet and seven inches in di-
ameter, as measured by surveyor 3 transit.
Its present base circumference 10 ninety
three feet, without making any allowance
for the large part burned away, which, if
done, would increase it to over 100 feet.
Al result OF the great injuries it has
sustained from the destructive elements
and lack OF moisture in the ground dur
ing the Fast few centuries, the wood
growth has been very slow, the annual
paper, too fine to be counted with the un-
aided eye. The inside growth Of bark has
been equally slow and has not been equal
to the wear and the disintegration by the
elements on the outside.
The bark is now worn down smooth and
verv thin and nroha hIy the tree does not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18
He Wouldn't Die.

''Pop" Ashby kept hotel, and fairly
good one, too. When he was growing old
"Pop" married handsome young Nor
wegian girl who had been working for
him as chambermaid, and she made a
very useful and devoted wife for him. Her
efforts to learn yernacular English were
faithful, and almost frantic; but she
couldn't learn it. Her most strenuous eff
forts at pronunciation were pathetic, and
yet laughable.
At last "Pop'' became ill, and the physi-
clans said that he could not recover; in
fact. that he might die within an hour or
two. The old man commissioned his wife
to find his brother by telephone, and tell
him that he must see him about BUSH
ness matter before death claimed him.
The faithful wife sought diligently for an
hour; running back to the bedside to re-
port to the old man whom she loved, and
then going again to the phone. At last
she found him, and gave her message
thus:
'.Pop is dying. He won't die till you
comes; so please hurry"
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TOOK DR.. TRUE's ELIXIR
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Work is the true friend and CONSIDER Of
man, raises him above all his weaknesses,
purifes and ennobles him, saves him from
vulgar temptation, and helps him to bear
his burden through days Of sadness, and
before which even the deepest griefs give
way for time.-M. Caro-.
1t is not having that makes men great.
A man may have the largest abundance of
Gods gifts-of money, OF mental acquire
ments, of power, of heart possessions and
qualities; yet il he only holds and boards
what he has for himself, he is not great
Men are great only in the measure in
others-Beu. DR.. Miller.
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Docaro, br 6, @ Pendleton,
Islesboro ...... ............. s114 4
Levinskey, b 8, BY Ashland
Wilkes. w n Cobb, Bangor 2asl /
Nancy 8, b N, G Roweu, Lin
.-...................-... lsaa 5
Laura b. Ralph Estuse, St.
Adams. -.....-.-..............,.. 80 2
Time: 2.2li. 2.2ii, 2.csI, 2.2ia. 7.25a.
Race unfinished; drst, second and third
money divided equally among three heat win
ners, Laura b. taking fourth money.
Coit Race. Half Mile Heats. 2 in 3. Purse, $40.
Colona Girl, br m. by columbo, Eaton
Bros, Ellsworth ............,....... 1
Baby Lawrence, ch nj, by yassar, sw
Newman, Southwest Harbor -...... i Q
Blue Bell, b m, by Blue win, D R
Deccurcy. Bucksport ...... ......... 8 8 s
Time: f2i 1.2sl. 1874.
Farming Races. Half Mile.
hlioa tNevfp)........- .-..---....-........ I /
Daniel Boone (Grayl ...-...-......-....... 2
pl1c tSnoWy..s...... ...... - .......... DIR
Time 1 0fI
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kIrrERY TO CARIBOU.

Gilman B. Ingrahsm, known to horse
men throughout eastern Maine % ssUncle
Gii", died At Camden Thursday, aged
nearly seventy-three years.
A Maine horse, the three year-oid
stallion Kentucky Todd, owned BY J. ".
johnson, Of Calais, established new
worlds record for stations Of this age ct
the Indiana state fair in Indianapolis last
week. going the second heat in zoo. The
race was the Western Horsemen's Stake,
purse a 100.
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Nasal Catarrh, an Inflammation of the

Nasal Catarrh, an Inflammation Of the
delicate membrane lining the air-passages, is
not cured by any mixtures taken into the
stomach. Don't waste time on them. Take
Ely's Cream Balm through the nostriis. SO
that the fevered, swollen tissues are reached
at once. Never mind how long you have SUI
fered nor how often you have been disap-
pointed, we know Ely's Cream Balm will cure
YOU as it has cured others by the thousand.
All druggists, soc. Mailed by Ely Bros. So
Warren Street, New York,
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Tom-It was case Of love at first sight
with me. Jack-Then why didn't you
marry her? Tom-Oh, saw her again on
several occasions.
Wife ION her return home)-Have you
noticed that my husband missed me very
much while was away, Liese? Maid
Well, didn't notice it so much at first,
but yesterday he seemed in despair.
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LAW REGARDING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

LAW REGARDING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
A bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh so
pounds, and bushel Of Turks Island salt shall
weigh &c pounds.
The standard weight of bushel of potatoes
In good order and Of for shipping, Is so pounds,
of apples, A pou nds.
The standard weight of bushel OF beans in
good order and fit for shipping, Is co pounds;
of wheat, beets. ruta- baga turnips and peas, 81
pounds; of corn, So pounds; of onions 81,
pounds; Of carrots, Fngl'sh turnips, rye and
Indian meal. 80 pounds: of 'parsnips. As pounds !;
of barley and buckwheat, 4S pounds: of oats.
80 pounds. or even measure as BY agreement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18

To check cold quickly, get from your
druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets
called Preventics. Druggists everywhere are
only safe, but decidedly certain and prompt.
Preventics will prevent Pneumonia, Bron-
chitis, La Grippe, etc, Hence the name, Pre-
ventics IS cents. Trial Boxes cts. Sold by
g. A. PARcHER.