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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
ASSAULTED BY MOB.

Rev. H. N. Pringle Victim Of
b Roughs at Bar HarbOr.
Rev. H. N. Pringle, of Waterville, secre-
tary OF the Maine Civic league, who has
gained considerable notoriety because ID
his temperance crusade, was the victim Of
brutal assault at Bar Harbor last Friday
evening. b
The assault was the outcome Of the ar
rest of Orrin Haynes, on complaint Of MIR.
Pringle, charged with single sale. Haynes
is only twenty years Of age, mentally weak.
Haynes was arraigned in court and held
for examination as to his mental con-
ditions.
The arrest OF Haynes caused consider
able feeling against Mr.. Pringle among
the rum element, and this eliminated in
the assault Friday evening. Mr.. Pringle
just left the Y. M. c. A. building to go to
his hotel, when he was set upon by gang
of roughs with eggs, rocks and other mis-
siles. Mr.. Pringle was knocked down and
rolled about in the mud, and in some way
received severe scalp wound.
Monday afternoon Otha Jellison was
arrested, charged with assault on Mr..
Pringle. The hearing was before Judge
| Clark, OF the Bar Harbor municipal court.
The court room was packed.
There was number of witnesses on both
sides and it was 1890 o'clock Tuesday
morning when the case was finished.
The States case was conducted by County
Attorney Wood, aud Mr.. Jellison was rep
resented by E. s. Clark and E. N. Ben
son.
Mr.. Pringle testified that Jellison was
the man who grappled with him and who
fell on top OF him in the struggle; that
Jellison's face was indelibly impressed
upon his mind and that he was positive
he could not be mistaken in the man.
Mr.. Jellison was acquitted of the charge,
being able to establish by reputable wit
nesses the fact that he could not have been
guilty, as his movements were traced from
early evening until after the ARRAY.
The report from Bar Harbor to the Ban
gor Neps this morning to the effect that
the Pringle case had been dropped, seems
rather premature. In Ellsworth to- day it
looks as if the case had been anything
but dropped. Thirty or forty witnesses
have been summoned from Bar Harbor to
appear before the grand jury here to-day,
and it looks from this end decidedly as il
there was something doing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
BUCKsPoRT.

The death Of Felker Lowell Temple in
Hampden Saturday morning was shock
to his many friends here. Although born
in Hampden, he had spent many years of
his life in Bucksport- He graduated from
the seminary and few years ago returned
here from Vermont and started nursery
on the shore road The past yesr he had
been here only few days at q time owing
to the demands OF the business of the
nursery which he and other business men
OF Bangor had started in Hampden.
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legal Notices.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK sat- . probate court n aeeoct.
Ellsworth. in and for said county OF hs .ssr Of
ON the second day Of April. in the ysAs md
our Lord one thousand nine hundrea
seven. Ia
A CERTAIN instrument purporting Of
"A a copy Of the last will and testsa,v and
Harriet " Ogden. late Of the city coa 'hs pro.
state Of New York, deceased. and OF vi VI New
bate thereof In said county and STATE .s ~, ore.
York. duly authenticated. having penn n, said
county Of Hancock for the pu, pose Of nI, otate
allowed, filed and recorded in the p'
court Of our said county Of Hancock , 10
Ordered: That notice thereof be sI;shins
all persons interested therein, by pcacpessivsly
copy Of this order three weeks suoV,ssnspsf
in the Ellsworth American, ne~ W. Hsn.
printed Ct Ellsworth. in said s county ~ Nay,
1907. that they may appear at q prooaHIss
then 70 be held q Eden u sB Beact, At tssD
O'Clock in the forenoon. and show 0"'
any they have, against the same. ,.,hats
EDWARD Il. CHASE. Judge Oh
A true copy Of the original. pesjster
Attest:--T. F. MAHosEf' Ase
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WANTED

man who understands running and taking
care of y gasOlene launch. Also to make him
moggn for the months Of June, July, AUGUST
and part of September. II the man is the right
kind OF man. will hire him for the year. Also
same place. Man and wife would be good.
Address JAMES II. HAYNEs- IS Grove Street.
Bangor, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10

During the recent snowstorms, many of
supply cut OF by 3 blanket OF snow,
courted the friendship and bounty Of the
human family, and were fed. At North
Castine Mrs. Dora A. Leach fed them
cracked corn, and they focked about and
even entered the outb uildings in their
eagerness to obtain the food. Several
OF these bold birds got into an unex-
pected predicament, by entering rat-trap
which was bsited with corn and meal.
They were found there in the morning,
and were released unframed.
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lsaal Notices.
y Fs4>-@>fS.'>'>S>-@> -
NOTICE or FORECLOSURES.

"HEREAS, Julia P. Morrison. in her own
w right And Charles b. Morrison, hus.
band Of the said Julia P. Morrison. by>their
May 10. 1853. In vol. Ss|paxe a3s. Of the regis
try OF deeds for Hancock county. Maine con.
ysyed to me. the undersigned. three certain
said Ellsworth, on the eastern aide OF Union
river near the head Of the Fails. bounded and
des ,ribed - follows. to wit: Beginning at .
thence north eighty dive degrees east sixteen
rods to stake tor u cor nei thence south four
and one hall degrees east eleyen rods 70 .
degrees west sixteen rods, more or less, to .
stake for corner; thence north four and one
half degrees ", 81 passing to the vest Of stable
Being the same premi- es conveyed 20 Dameta
c. Williamson by deed OF James r. Davis,
dated September 50. less. and recorded In
Hancock county registry q deeds. vol. la.
The second lot situated in said Ellsworth.
and being the same premises to said William
August ~, 1857. and recorded in the said reg
istry, vol. I4l, page i0i. Which deed 10 HEREBY
made part Of this deed:
unded and described IS follows, TO wit: Be-
ginning At the centre Of the county ros lead.
ing from Ellsworth to Amherst on the south.
lot; thence easteriy ON the lire Of said lot
two hundred rods TO . cedar stake marked
B. j. A. d. 1857; thence at right angles south
eriy oy land formerly owned oy sterling d.
Haynes and Alexander Morrison about sixty
rods to land formerly Of Charles Jarvis;
thence westerly by I'D Jarvis line two hun
dred rods to the centre Of the road Aforesaid:
the nee northerly on said road to the place OF
beginning. being the same premises to said
Williamson conveyed by deed OF William 8.
Bunker, dated February II, 1870, and recorded
in said registry in Of. AL, page 100. to which
mortgage deed to me and the record thereof
express reference is here made.
And whereas. the condition OF said mort
gage is broken and nov remains broken and
unperforme1,
Now therefore. I. the undersigned. the mort
gagee in said mortgage, claim q foreclc sure Of
said mortgage. because OF the breach of the
vided by statute because OF the breach Of the
condition thereof. EvERARD H. GREEDY.
Ellsworth. Maine, April 8, g. d. 1907.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assessors Notice.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

To the Inhabitants of the City of Ellsworth and
all persons liable " be assessed therein:
You are hereby Motif d that the 50. ssors
will be Ia session at the dermen's room in the
City Hal, Monday. the first day OF Ap,il and
each sue eeding secular day until the 18th, from
eight till four O'Clock, tor the purpose II receiv.
Ing true and perfe t lists of the polls ana all IS.
tate-, both real and personal, not exempt from
taxation which you NAV be posse ssed OF the
first day Of April 1907. ia said City OF Ellsworth,
which list You are requested to make and bring
in.
HENRY l.. Moon,
CHARLES A. JOY,
ROSCOE HOLMES,
Assessors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10

Ellsworth's Teddy bears are about the
most popular attraction at the sports
mems show in Boston. The Boston Jour
aai says: 1.-THE two little Teddy bears
near the ocelot, porcupine, foxes and
other animals, are Q whole box full Of fun.
They gambol and play and tease each
other all the time. Their cage is the mag
net for spectators to line up six and seven
deep, and some of those who get front
positions hog it, and stay there for q
half hour or longer"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10

1t is dangerous thing to be prosperous.
The crucibie OF adversely is a less severe
trial to the Christian than the refining pot
OF prosperity.-C. II. Spurgeon.
We, cannot conquer fate and necessity,
yet we can yield to them in such a man
ner as to be greater than if we could
LundOr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
legal Notiffs.

T1HE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 he has been duly appointed admins
of Bucksport, in the county OF Hancock, de-
ceased. and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate Of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediatelv.
April 10, 1907. THEODORE H. SMITH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1871.

We have it on, what We regard ~
reliable authority that the engineers
viii commence the survey OF the
route OF the proposed electric railway
between Ellsworth and Bar Harbor on
April q, or ~ soon thereafter - the
weather conditions will permit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
for Sak.

THE n. W. Carr property on Water street
i consisting Of large two story store S0xs5.
The Sc ond story is fitted for dwelling with sill
hardWo God floors. There are nine finished
rooms rhe store is fitted with fine refrigera-
tor. coun ers. abe wing. ice boxes for fish. etc.
There Is good stable, six stalls also an ice
house. The property to build to-day would
cost over $1,000. Will seli al q gre 1t bargain
and on easy terms. GEO h. grant.
WAGON = Light road wagon, in good re-
w pair. Inquire Of ANDREW Moon. Els
worth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
Overlooking the Ocean.

1l6 acres. stately naples on lawn $50 feet shore,
bathing aud boats; IT roo house. large stable,
outbuiidings;. all good repair; keep a dozen
of Maine. To settle estate only $1,000, part
cash. For picture of house see txrn. II 265, page
Is OF "StrJutS List 49,. IL describes 500 ether
big bargains through ut ten States. Mai,ed
FREE. T.. A. sTRDUT CO., SS5 w ter
street, Augusta. Me.
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Spelial EuI,l.s.

CARD OF THANKS.
THE undersigned wish to express their
i heartfelt thanks to the many eighbors
and friends who in SO many ways manifested
their sympathy during the long illness and Ut
the time OF the death Of Mrs. Eaton. Espec-
tally do we thank those who contributed go
many and such beautiful flowers.
CHARLks w. EATON AND FANNY.
Ellsworth, April Q, 1907.
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Hflu 6Hantsn.

tNN.~~~>NN%Sc~~N c~cI~-~~ /N~~~-~Ne~>~-
DOY WANTED = Opportunity for bright
ID boy TO learn printing trade Apply at
The AMERICAN Office.
DOY Of IA or Is years to work in grocery
St., Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
Stolen.

CTREET BB%NKET-H the person who
y stole the street blanket from John Z.
BOwden's st. BILE 1t Hancock on the n .ght Of
March is, win return same. he will avoid sure
trouble.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10

The Arctic steamer Roosevelt may make
another north pole exploration trip right
away, according to press reports from
New York, to the effect that Commander
Peary now has the 500, 900 necessary for
the expedition, and will start before
.Julv 1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
EAST SULLIVAN.
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Sarah Billings, wife of Willis Bill
lings, and daughter Of Theodore johnson
and wife, Of this place, was buried from
herhome in Franklin, Thursday, April 4.
Mrs. Billings leaves four small children,
six brothers-Milton, Chester, Ernest
Charles, Herbert and Fred, and two sisters
Mrs. Della Billings and Miss Beatrice
johnson, who was with her SISTER at the
close OF her long and weary illness. Err
nest johnson came from Boston to attend
the funeral.
Algeriss Martin, son of Philip and Lucy
Rand Martin, born in Frazier's Creek,
Gouldsboro, July II, 1884, died here March
81 Last. He was married to Miss Marga-
ret Pettee Feb. q, 1858, and forty-nine
years they have lived happily together.
Besides the widow, Mr.. Martin leaves three
sons, Ernest, Richard and Herbert, the
latter, with his wife, making his home
with his parents. OF his fathers family,
two brothers, Leander and William, are
living, and one sister, Mrs. Emmeline
Hathaway, Of jacksonville.
Mr.. Martin was q carpenter, and in this
line was considered an artist, being
always IN OemanO Iof uluiCuAt "oIh.
Though suffering for years with an incur
able disease, he gave to the world
cheerful countenance and toiled on when
many would have given up the struggle.
He was a member OF the j. O. U. A. M.
and Daughters of Liberty. Both lodges
were untiring with their efforts of
assistan ce during his illness, attended
the sery ice in bodies and held burial
services in Birchtree cemetery.
Mr.. Martin was q member Of the Metho-
dist church and in the choir his vacant
place will be most noticed. He was in his
place two weeks before his death, starting
Tor home in pain and weakness soon to
join the choir invisible. The services at
the home were conducted by his pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Pearson. The flowers from the
orders were very beautiful, also q cluster
from Mrs. g. M. Farnsworth. The family
is full of gratitude to friends and neigh
bors and lodges for many kindnesses
shown.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

no not trespass in Cuniculocus Park.
II demand protection to life and property
from the county OF Hancock. the state Of
Maine. and the United States of America
MARY G. FRRTz AUSTIN.
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Lost.

N-~~N>A~~o~~-~-~~o~ ~~~~~~~~~o~~.s~~
nIN-At Odd Fellows hall. April 2, . gold
il and black enameled pin. Will finder
please leave IT =. A. ORcUrT's shop. Water
street, Ellsworth? -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10

The new lobster measuring law will 60
into effect tomorrow at midnight. The
legal lobster thereafter must be four and
three-fourths inches from nose to. end Of
body shell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Many brown-tal moth nests are being
found at East Surry.
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Advertisements.


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sss their merits. this DONE choosing viii b ". particularly call
attention to line sutnes mixed pad: also in plain coo
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wash DRESS uoOus anu Wnte uOOds'
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Tor WAISTS So' ana skf'' i'ks
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Carpets, Rugs, Draperies,
New Silks and Dress Goods.

succeeding and
their This the products
should carefully
will
and 81 yard The
any, in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
News For HOusekeepers.

goods
penhed buying Table Lnens Towels
other
household We careful inspection Of these
believing will find them liking
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
lash Dress Goods and White Goods.

You will find equipment Summer Cotton fabrics most complete The
bright printed Coton such 0nghams Musins
white all their freshness will
linens Persn
kind
ALL the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
Ready-T0-Wear Garments.

selling with thoroughly
Of Skirts Wrappers
Shirt others had
this
possible An
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
Spring Goods Ready
NJ. GALLERT'S.
The FRESHEST, NEWEST, B

opens Spring equipment
that 1t al properly
the
reliable
nnd that this stores highest aim
often
particularly that tact
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
The Glove News.
Hosiery and Underwear.

At all times and at all seasons is the He
with the best products Of the best manufac
completely representative as at the beginr
the store receives more careful attention,
lied. II you want satisfaction for your m
chases Of your hosiery and Underwear at tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

ease germs Two be exposed germs
and one take the disease and the other escape The explanation
simple The body Of the healthy condition
to ward on the the others physical condition weak
that II unable 10 DO
livery exposed to disease At this Of the
crowded train and subway many germs
OF the different lung and throat Whether passengers
catch these diseases depends their powers Of
improper dict and poor digestion have much do with giving
disease chance TO gain foothod
just many heartily account weather
10 take enough digest the food This lowers
the q resistance To this should take DUE
FTS PURE MALT WIIISKEY regularly. prescribed It makes
digestion perfect and enables all the nouhmen out
of the food Besides builds the
mp the heart and brings all the vital forces into action.
vow should also obtain plenty OF fresh for the lungs
Though house be kept fresh air should be obtained from
windows Your sleeping should always have plenty OF
DO the lungs. and will the cold
a tcaspoonful az DUFFYS PURE MALT WTISkEN in each
viii kill all disease and prevent grip
and pneumonia.
by al bottles
only: in
label Bvsre 81 rrhlled bottles and
viii
illustrated medical booklet
doco sadvcc free Duffy y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
SMALL -POX SHEETS
KILL TWO AMERICANS
Forced to Use Infected Wraps
by St. Petersburg
Doctors.

ST PETERSBURG, January s.-Two
Americans, Mrs A. l.. Lawson, Of Mon
tana, and Albert A. J. Clement. Of Wash
ington. d. c.. have died here under the
following circumstances: Mrs. Lawson's
husband and Mr.. Clements wife were
taken sick with measles IN St Petersburg.
and removed 20 tho government hospital
for contagious diseases. Mrs. Lawson
went to the hospital to visit her husband.
and Mr Clement went there to see his
wife. While Ia the building the visitors
had TO wrap themselves up ia hospital
sheets. These sheets had been used for
smallpox patients. and had not been dis
Infected. and as result both contracted
smallpox. Mr.. Clement died a few DAVIS
ago and Mrs. lawson yesterday. Both
Mr. Lawson and MI Clements came here
IN the pursuit of their profession OF min
ing engineers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
RAILWAY MEN
TO GRAND JURY
Officials Of b. & @. Who Were
Implicated in Terra Gotta
Wreck Are Held.
ALL RULES WERE VIOLATED
jury Recommended That Block
Signal Operators he Given
No Other Duties.

WASHINGTON. =. c.. January e.
The coroners Inquest over the Terra
Gotta wreck Of Sunday night. December
30. tonight held for the action OF the
grand jury Harry H. IIndebrand. ena-
neer Of the "dead" train. No 2i2o;
Frank r. Honmier. conductor OF that
train. p. F. Dent night train dispatcher
at Baltimore; VIM. r McCauuey. divi-
sion operator OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. r. l. Vermnuon. engineer OF
local train &C.. into which 2120 crashed. .
George ". Maggie. conductor OF train es .
j. vs.. Kelley. Jr. trainmaster OF the
Baltimore and Ohio. and VIM NJ Dut-
row. the telegraph operator az Silver
Springs.
All the men held, except Dent. Nc
Cauuey and Kelley, were ia the build
ing where the inquest was held. and
were at once placed under arrest
just before the jury rerired to-day.
Charles w Galloway. superintendent of
the Baltimore and Ohio. was asked by the
coroner ~ he had heard all the testimony.
and he replied that ne had. He was
asked y he could point out any rule
which had been violated by any witness
in the case. Mr.. Galloway replied
They have all been vioiated-an the
~rtiee relating 20 the movement ~ trains.
Afr Galloway ga We that in his opinion the
engineer and conductor OF 212o. the dead
train. were equally responsible He was
asked = he was surprised at the disclos-
're apparently showing laNity among the
operators regarding the rules governing
their positions.
ITe said. Il am surprised AT their dis
regard Of their trust. I can only say that
I'm operating railroad YOU must de-
pend upon the fidelity and trustworthiness
Of the employees II they are lacking in
that know nothing that VIII compensate
for g."
The verdict OF the jury was that the
deaths Were caused ''by impact due to
tile act OF Operator William DutrOw IN
displaying am impror<r signal 20 the
crew Of train 212o." and directs that Dut-
row be held for the action ~ the grand
jury.
The Jury also held for the grand jury
tho others already mentioned az respon-
sible On lesser degree for the deaths.
The Jury arraiRned the block system on
the Baltimore and Ohio ga not affording
satisfactory protection 70 the lives and
property OF its patrons. arraigned the
system % VICES paid to presidents and
signal men N the road and recommend
"a that all tlock signal stations be kept
open TWEEN -y-four houns a day and no
additional duties given the operators
aside from working the signals and at
tending 70 their telegraphic duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
YOUNG MAN TRIES
TO BAPTlZE HIMSELF

INDEPENDENCE. VA. January S.-A
report reached this place Saturday thar
razy man was trying 20 drown himself
in New River 1--WE miles from here. r
". Osborne and J ". A. Vaughan We're
deruted 70 catch tho man and bring him
20 i7u here fhe jaiier. whose business IT
would have been being away when the
report reached town. The two r1en has
tened % the river. where they found a
Young man just getting out of the water
when asked what be- had been doing. he
said he had been baptzirg himself when
asked who baptized him. De said: The
Lord helped me-"
II seems that the young man was un-
balanced on the subject or religion. lie
was brought here and placed in jail He
has $50 90 money and says his name is
Gordon Walker and that his home IS at
Mayheury. w Va. JaLer Jones says he
IS in his right mind to-day