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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
RACE NOW DEAOl0CKEO
National League Presidency
Between Ward and Heydler'
DECIDING VOTE IN DOUBT
Stanley Robinson, Of st. Louis, Has
Not Announced How He viii Stand
Take up Bribery Attempt Today
Routine Business.
DECIDING VOTE IN DOUBT
(By Associated Pressl.

NEW YORK. Dec. l4.-Routine
matters alone were disposed of by
the board of directors of the Ma
tional League Of Professional Base
ball Clubs. which convened here to-
day, consequently the all-important
question of electing a president viii
mot be taken up until tomorrow. The
situation is apparently dead-locked
with John NJ. Ward commanding the
votes of the New York, Brooklyn
Chicago and Philadelphia clubs and
John A. HeydIer. the present presi-
dent. sure of the support of the Gin
cinati. Pittsburg and Boston clubs.
Stanley Robinson of ST. Louis, holds
the deciding vote. but he has not as
Iyet decided who TO vote. for.
The national commission will hold
another meeting tomorrow morning
at which it will possibly reopen the
case of the attempt to bride the UNI
| pires in the play-ofr game in October.
1908 between New York and Chicago.
American League Today.
The American Leagues meeting to-
morrow is called for two O'Clock
The directors who concluded their
deliberations today. dismissed the
charge that the New York team had
maintained bureau to disclose the
signals and signs used by oppo-
lnents. In dismissing the charges,
however. the board resolved unanl-
mously that any manager or official
found guilty of operating slgu
Itipping bureau shall be barred from
baseball for all time.
The National League direct rs vii.
have another session tomorrow. The
Ipennant was officially awarded to
the Pittsburg club today.
Murray Demands Recognition.
| William J. Murray. manager of the
Philadelphias. fi'e a letter with the
Iboard, stating how his contract with
the Quaker Club has two years to
run and asking that the new owners
be compelled to respect it. This
they will have to do under the
lJrovision of the National League
lconst:tuticn.
President Brush, OF the New YORK
lclub asked that the Philadelphia
club be fined Sl.O0e for having for
ifeited a game at the Polo Grounds
last season. No action was taken on
this matter and it win be brought up
iagain tomorrow morning. When the
directors are through the senior
leagues meeting is scheduled 20 start
lat 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
Error in Advertisement.

Owing 10 the hurried work in get.
ting mp the advertisement OF Mr.. p
a Fuller. Of Phoebus. several errors
got into the price list The paper
gave Il tia; wilson whiskey was sell.
ing at sies per quart. when II should
have beer - cents. and champagne
was given at IS cents and s. per gal
Ion. when the prices should have
necn per Quart.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
"BAR HAVEN" THURSDAY NIGHT
Phoebus Amateurs to Present Drama
in Three Acts at Home Thester.

PhOebuS Rm7tSufS 70 rfcscHN ~
in Three Acts at Home Thester.
Par Haven" a drama IN three
acts will be presented in the theater
az the National Soldiers Home Thurs
day evening by a cast OF Phoeous
amateurs. The play is given for the
benefit OF St Mary's Star CT the Sea
Catholic church. Old Point, and the
cast has been carefully trained by MI.
William T. Davis.
The cast is given below:
Captain Hopper. an old fisher
man e.. 80. William Bryne
HARDY Stone. his helper. with
ambition to be Ka;e's. Daniel Carroll
Leo Bradley, In search OF an
hei- 80. &C.. Edward Farley
Gideon Graham. a wealthy as
cal =. e.. Chas. Staslen
Rev John wesley Virgins. par
son at Bar Haven william Wesser
Cy. Bracket. who is fishing for
fish and Arabeli . Patrick Richie
Mrs. Wardsn. Of The Manor
49,. 49,. go. Bertis Fuller
Florence wardelI. her daugh-
ter -. vicIet Maclee
Spray Hopper. the captains
daughter. who laughs at love
&C.,. go. o.. Violet Thompson
Kate Wardeii. Who comes into
her own 49,. o.. Hattie Wasserman
ArabeIla WCrtendyAe. between
thu devil and the. deep SEA
49,. 49,. Mamie Fuilef
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
PLANS FOR HOME FOR
GIRLS TO BE COMPLETED
Legislature viii &c Asked for 40
preparation NEXT Nonth--ne~pcrt
News Man Director.
fs7ecial . The Dany Prsel.

RICHMOND. VA Dc. 1.-THE
board q dlrecfSTs q the Virginia IN
dustrial Home and Training school
for Girls this afternoon elected on
GERS and decided that plans for IN
proposed home shall b IN dehnite
shape by ganuary I. when a b.ii wiil
b. prc,aTcd asking the tgirifsTre 70
make al Appropriation for the main
tenauce o. the Institution.
OmccIa we're elecifd - follows.
John p. Branch. Richmcnd. president
W. =. Drc~tsy. o. Petersburg. hTs'
vlcc-prtsidsut; John r. Roper. q Sor'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
oualified so Administrator.

The estate of the late w l.. Ty-
veil was committed to Sherin r. X.
Curtis for administration by Clerk OF
the Courts Harry H. Holt yesterday
The appraisers named were L. NJ
Giddings and s. c. Rees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15

Also beg to announce the first APP
rsasance here this year Of Danny Car
roll He viii appear in Bar Haven
At soldiers Home Theatre Thursday
night. Dec. is. 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
Hiahwsx Robbery n. charue.

Richard Watkins. coiorcd. was ar
rested last evening by Oficsr .. -
Hep and - being held Tor the county
authorities to answer the charge Il
highway robbery. lie vas commit.
I'D to i1ii pending a preliminary hear
ing He = charged with holding ul
and robbing negro known as Dec
tos Thompson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15

The William T. Davis CO. Will pre-
sent Bar Haven at the Soldiers
Home Theatre Thursday night, Dec
Is. Box Office open : p. m. 1G
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
Mr Erankel in Baltimore.

Mr.. David Frankel left last evening
for n short trip TO Baltimore. He VIII
return to the city tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15

Miss Ida Lawson gave a charming
tea In the home OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William H. lawson, ARMS
tead avenue. yesterday afternoon IN
, compliment to her guest. Miss Lillian
NJ. Branch. Miss Lawson was assist
ed in receiving the guests by Miss
Ray Sect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15

FOR SALE lots. Zone corner iot).
on Nellcu street. Phcebus. $500. 2
acres, Ia sale avenue. $500. lots.
tC-foot front. East Hampton. SO 20
ssoe-sl.es per week. Acre lots at
Backrce. seis to $3.50. lots on
Academy street. Hampton. facing on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
SOClAL-PERS0NAL

Mr.. Raymond Norris. who played
right half back en- the Virginia Poly
technic Institute eleven. reached
home yesterday from Blacksburg ana
is the guest of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Norris, in East Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15

The inimtable Patrick Richie WIFI
appear in Bar Haven at the Soldiers
Home Theatre Thursday night, Dec.
10th. 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15

Rar Haven. as p-cduccd b. he wn
+. Davis Co. SOLDER Home Theatre.
Thursday night. No matinee: ore
nisht only. 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15

Miss Mary f. Sayre, OF Philadel-
phia. is expected here in q few days
to spend the holidays with her broth,
ers, Messrs. Samuel II. Sayre and
Charles II. Sayre.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
WANTED

WANTED-ROOMERS AT % SOUTH
King street Comfortably furnished
rooms for lcdgers. Is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15

Mrs. William G.. Young has returned
TO her home in Victoria avenue. after
an extended visit to Martinsviile. w
Va, Washington and New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15

: streets: Groom noase. $925. acre
and house near I.ordiey's Crossing.
$500.
FOR RENT-e-room house County
street. $40. f-rocm house. East bamp-
ton. s.. 4-room house. North Hamp-
fon. 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-27
WEST HANCOCK.

Henry G. Milliken lost valuable COW
last week, valued at s75.
Ralph Moore and wife, Of Holden, have
been visiting relatives here.
Irving Peaslee is at home after spending
the summer at Northeast Harbor..
Miss Gorilla Cole, OF Harrington, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. David Lowell.
Mrs. Abbie Thorsen has leased her
place, and will spend the winter in New
York.
Jesse Brown and wife, who have been
employed at Northeast Harbor, are at
home.
Henry Miles and wife will spend the
winter with Mr.. Miles parents at North
Hancock
w. K. Springer and Fred E. Milliken
have harvested their potatoes, about 1850
bushels each.
Miss Marion Phillips, OF franklin, has
been spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Annie Mcfarland.
Mrs. w. K. Springer, who has been in
the Eastern Maine general hospital for
treatment, is improving.
Oct. "a. SrMAc.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Fov Additional County Nsvs, see other pages
WEST SULLIVAN.

Mrs Shirley Joy is confined to the
house with tonsilitls.
AIRS. Lottie Havey, Of Franklin, visited
IN town few days last week.
Miss Ella Mitchell, of Cherryfield, is
with Mrs. g. M. Farnsworth for few
weeks
Mrs. L. w. Blaisdell has returned to
Franklin after brief visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A. P. Havey.
Miss Lula Michel, of Milbridge, is a
guest at the home Of her nephew, Capt.
J. K. Mitchell, for the winter.
Mrs Strout, OF Denver, Col, was
guest OF George Pettingill and wife, Fri
clay, en- route to Steuben to spend the
wiater with her mother, Mrs. Cleaves.
Mrs David Patchen entertained the
Golden Rule society at its anniversary
nesting Wednesday. at an a1l-day session.
A delicious dinner was served. There
were over thirty present.
The Phythian Sisterhood will have a
Halloween sociable at X. OF P. hall
Friday evening. Games will be played
the 6rst part Of the evening and dancing
will follow. The public is invited.
r. e. Pettingill and wife entertained q
party Wednesday evening in honor OF
Capt Fisher, of Brockton, Mass; Capt.
Thomas, OF Wells, and c. H. Booth, OF
the firm Of Booth Bros, OF New York city.
Mrs. Myra Springer is organizing a
hook club which will afford its members
much pleasure during the winter. Each
member buys book and passes it along
in turn TO one of the other members,
thereby making it possible for each to read
twenty or thirty books.
Two candidates were initiated at Oasis
chapter, 0. E. s., Monday evening. There
'was large attendance. Refreshments
wgre served. A Halloween party will be
given by the members mex. Monday even
ing. Among the interesting features will
be contest for prize to be given for the
pack o. lantern in a time to be decided
by the committee. Each member will in
wife enc person not belonging to the order.
A very successful harvest concert was
given at the Methodist church Sunday
evening The children acquitted them
selves in their usual pleasing way. Much
credit is due Mrs. Clara Haskell and Mrs.
Agnes Hall, who had charge OF the affair.
Ernest Gordon is at home from Stoning-
ton, where he has been employed by the
Benvenue Granite Co.
Oct. %. yox PoPULI,
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ATLANTIC.

A. c. Smith, who has been in some
time, WAS taken to Bangor Monday, for
treatment.
A. c. Smith is building the foundation
for cottage. Reed Bros, of Hall Quarry,
are doing the work.
The Baptist church. here has been newly
shingled and will receive new coat Of
paint and other repairs.
Capt. Willard Staples and wife left
home Monday to join Capt. Staples vessel
at New York. They will then go to
Macon, Ga.
Mrs. Lydia Torrey is very low, and
no hopes are entertained OF her recovery.
Her sister, Mrs. Alice Trundy, of Msnset,
is with her.
Miss Ruth Staples and Miss Hazel
ckbridge, who are attending the fall
term of Castine normal school, spent Sum
day at home.
A horse owned by Edmund Bridges be-
came frightened by the unbuekling OF the
thill grit while standing in front OF A. 9.
Smiths store, and ran, throwing out the
occupants of the carriage, Mrs. Myra
Bridges, Miss Bessie Herrick and Miss
Gladys Joyce. All were badly shaken up,
but fortunately sustained no serious in
juries.
/ Oct. %. s.
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MANsEr.

William Stanley is in very poor haalth.
Miss Blanche Deliver is i'll of typhoid
fever.
Wednesday evening the ladies will give
a harvest home supper. Procesds for re-
pairing the white church.
Ed. childs has bought Mrs. John Reeds
place and has moved his household
goods. Mrs. Reedwill make her home in
Ellsworth.
Elmer Stanley. Of Southwest Harbor,
has moved into the house formerly owned
by Capt. AL. Torrey, which Mr.. Stanley
has bought.
Mrs. Mary Hopkins, wife OF Augustus
Wilson, died at her home Tuesday, Oct.
II, after an illness Of several years. be-
sides her husband. and daughter Celia,
she leaves an aged father-Clar Hopkins,
and two brothers-Sewell and John, Of
this place.
Oct. y. Mad
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COUNTY NEWS.
WINTER HARBoR.

l
Merton wescott came home from Isles
ford Thursday.
William Mack and wife left Monday for
| Boston for the winter.
DR.. A. J. Chilcott is in town for few
weeks, at the Winter Harbor house.
| Mrs. Caroline Gupiili, spent the past
week with relatives at Gouldsboro.
| d. w. Joy, Dr. Small and e. G. HAM
mond were in Bangor last week on busi-
ness.
Arthur Rand and Lester Merchant are
spending two weeks in Boston and viz
cinity.
Mrs. Amos Leighton left Wednesday for
treatment at the Eastern Maine general
hospital.
A. p. Havey and wife, OF West Sullivan,
were in town last week, guests of Harry
Hooper and wife.
Mrs. Emma F. Stevens. who was seri-
oasiy injured by fall Monday evening,
is improving in health.
Harold e. Grover and Charles II. Bick-
they have employment for the winter.
Shirley Joy and vito came from West
Sullivan this week, and are occupying the
dwelling house formerly occupied by Mrs
Jane Anthony.
Past Grands c. +. Grover, r. E. Weston,
n. T. Bunker and NJ. B. Jordan were in
Portland last week attending the grand
lodge OF Odd Fellows.
A reception rendered the freshmen by
the sophomore class OF the high school
was held at the town hall Friday evening.
The hall was tastefulIy decorated with
evergreen and bunting, the class colors,
red and white, predominating. In the
receiving line were Principal Harold z.
Small, Miss Breta Haskell, Mrs. Lula Nj.
Bunker, Miss Riila Staples, Supt. Small
and wife, J. E. Smaliidge and wife, NJ. b.
Jordan, and wife, Mrs. H G. Sinallidge,
Rev. +. S. Drew and wife, Miss Olive
Tracy, Miss Hilda Smallidge, and Miss
Hazel Weston. The program presented by
the sophomore class was at follows:
Prayer, Rev. E. S. Drew; violin and piano
dnet, Clyde Morrison and Miss Roberts;
recitation, Miss Marcia Weston; vocal
solo, Miss Grover; recitation, Miss Hig-
gins; remarks, Supt. A. E. Small; vocal
solo. Mrs. Hammond; recitation. Miss
Merchant; remarks, Rev. E. s. Drew;
instrumental music, Miss Parker;
remarks, B. +. Tracy. A social followed
the reception.
Oct. %. E.
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REACH.

REACH.
Fred d. Eaton has begun housekeeping
at Deer Isle
Moody Eaton, who has been seriously
ill, is improving.
Capt. A. r. Holden Is making improve
ments on his home.
Capt William Gray made a business
trip to Belfast last week.
Mrs. Florence Powers is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Eaton.
Mrs. Lizzie Torrey Is visiting friends
and relatives in Boston and vicinity.
f. Fl. Annis is making repairs on his
house. Joshua DOVE is doing the work.
Mrs. Prancena Knight is visiting her
sons, Ralph and Or. Charles knight, in
Boston.
Misses Laura and Rehecca Torrcy, who
have spent the summer here, returned to
Boston last week.
Capt Frank NJ. johnson and wife, Of
New London, Conn.,, are the guests of his
mother, Mrs. s. s. johnson.
Capt, George Lowe, OF yacht Eugenia,
and Capt. William Lowe, OF yacht Chappa-
quot, are visiting their father, Capt.
William p. Lowe.
Oct -. l.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.
SrMAc.

Miss NJ. E. Moon spent last Tuesday
with friends in Hancock.
Mrs. Foss, who is living with her
daughter, Mrs. Nelson Bunker, is quite ill.
Mrs. Robert Petrie is very Ill at her
home here. Small hope is entertained for
her recovery.
Casper Blaisdeil has recently returned to
Boston where he has employment. His
family will join him later.
Old friends are glad to meet Mrs. L. W.
Blaisdell, OF Franklin, who is the guest
OF Mrs. Andy p. Havey, at West Sullivan.
Mrs. Nellie Robertson has bad hand
some monument erected by n. II. Williams
to the memory of her husband, Frank G.
Robertson, whose death occurred Nov. 8
last.
Oct. %. NJ.
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BAR HARBoR.

A stubborn fire brolse out Thursday af-
ternoon in the large two and one-half
story building on School street, occupied
by Mrs. E. E. Linscott as q millinery es-
Enlistment, and by the Union Supply Co.
Mrs. Lins ,ott occupied the two upper
stories as dwelling. The fire started in
some way around the chimney. The fur
niture in the upper floors was badly
drenched, and the entire building was
flooded. The stock of goods carried by
Mrs. Linscott, mostly dry goods and mil
linery, was badly damaged by smoke and
water, and is nearly total loss. The
Union Store was also badly soaked. The
damage will amount to several thousand
dollars; partial insurance.
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AvERIcAN hos sabacyibers "A I07

- AMERICAN has subscribers at lot
~ chs ll7 post-o1fces IN Hancock county.
AZ the other papers in the County COM
Sseed do no. reach 80 many. THE AMERI-
OAK ia not tAe only paper printed IN
R~asock county, and has nerer claimed to
-, eat 1t 10 the only paper that can prop
wsy b called COUNTY paper; all the
ssst are merely local papers. The circuia-
Hsa THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
R~roor Records summer list, Is larger
sA~s that Of all the other papers rinted
n Harcock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-27
FRANKLIN.

The first rehearsal for the Concert of
Nations was held on the evening OF Oct.
Is, about thirty being present. All en-
joyed the rehearsal OF the music which is
patriotic, bright and catchy. At the
rehearsal last evening many new
voices Joined the chorus. Next
week chorus Of little girls, from
seven to fourteen years Of age, will be
organized. There is much enthusiasm all
over town over this affair. The members
OF the committee having the entertainment
in charge are: Mrs. l.. Tyler Bunker,
Mrs. Edith DeBeck, Mrs. T. NJ. Blaisdell,
Mrs. Ellsworth Hastings, Mrs. Agnes
Watson, Mrs. Minnie McKensie, Miss Lola
Dyer and Miss Bernice Dunn.
Oct. Is. SPEC.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. w. II. Phillips is quite i'll.
MrscH. D. Ball has been very i'll, but is
better.
Mrs. Martin is having some work done
on the hotel. The dining-room is being
enlarged.
Mrs. Allen Crabtree has returned from a
three-weeks' visit with her sister in
Jonesport.
Mrs. A. l.. Young has gone to Goulds-
boro, called there by the illness of her
father, Mr.. Wright.
Miss Mabel Allen and friend, who have
been spending few weeks with Miss
Aliens mother, Mrs. Mcfarland, have re-
turned to Boston.
Oct, Is. <.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-27

At the University Of Missouri is the first
working school Of journalism in the world.
As practical laboratory work, Q daily
paper with telegraph reports is issued.
Walter Williams, its dean, tells OF the
vicissitudes he encounters in turning lay
men in to journalists. A student was sent
in haste to cover . railroad wreck at q
town few miles away. It was almost
time for the daily to 60 to press, and still
no word had been received from the young
man on the assignment. In desperation
Dean Williams telegraphed, asking why
the story was not forthcoming. The replv
was: "Too much excitement. Wait TIL
things quiet down."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-27

in poor health several years, and for the
last four or Ave weeks had been con-
hned to her bed, her left side being en-
tirely helpless. Wednesday aftornoc, On.
was taken sSddeniy worse, and died Fri
day night. Much sympathy is felt tor the
family, especially Tor The aged husband.
who has devctsdly cared for her. She
leaves tiree sons and two daughters Mrs.
Amos Sinclair, who has given her faithful
core since she came here two years ago.
Elvin, also OF this. place; Mrs. J. Her
schai Reed and Jared Reed, OF somssyille.
and Joseph, OF Mt. Desert.
Oct. "a. n
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SALISBURY COVE.

Ephraim Alley and wife are enjoying a
vacation in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Fife Mcfarland has returned from
Seal Harbor, and is the guest Of Mrs. P. R.
Leland.
Leon L. Smith is in Portland this week,
visiting his parents, Winfield L. Smith
and wife.
Albert Hutchins, wife and little son, Of
Penobscot, have been guests OF Mrs.
Thomas Liscomb the past week. They
will visit friends in Bar Harbor before re-
turning home.
Bay. View grange held its annual autumn
fair Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, with its
usual good success. A fine display OF
vegetables and fruits added to the at
Effectiveness Of the sale. The gross receipts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-27
L.AMOINE.
MAD.

Mrs. w. X. King left Saturday for .
few weeks in Boston.
Miss Mary Coycy, who has been en-
ployed in Bangor, is at home.
The friends of Rev. S. Il. Belyea were
glad to welcome him last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs.sAddie Reynolds and son Charles
have returned home, after spending the
summer here.
Miss Kate Crawford, who has been
working at g. r. Hodgkins', has returned
to Hampden, n. b.
The members of the ladies' sewing circle
gave supper to their husbands in e. f..
hall Oct. 20. After supper short BUSH
ness meeting was held.
Oct. %. B.,