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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-26
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH cAsTISE.

Miss Lila Dunbar has gone to Castine to
work.
Harvey Webster has returned from
Aroostook.
Norman Perkins Is at home from Aroos-
took county.
Newell Perkins is employed carpenter
ing at Fort Kent.
Mrs. Nellie knecisnd. OF Boston, Is
visiting relatives here.
George A. Grindle, who has been yacht
ing since last spring, is home.
John p. Leach, OF Camden, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary L. Leach.
Mrs. Edward Lit,leneld, OF penohscot.
is employed at Manfred Mixers.
william Dunbar has been surveying for
Brooksviiie parties the past week.
tapt. John Avery has returned TO Port
land, after = vacation spent with rciati yes.
Mrs. Mary wescott and daughter
Josephine have gone to Portland for the
winter.
Mrs. Emily Dunbar, OF East oriand
spent the past week with her sister, Mrs.
Clara p. Dunbar.
Carl Walker has resigned his position
As manager OF the Hooper & Dunbar
creamery, and has gone to his home in
New Portland.
Mrs. Charles Deyereux and son Richard,
OF Castine, who have recently returned
from sea-voyag~, are visiting her father,
Capt. Bennett Dunbar.
Roy L. wsrdweii, of augusta. aud Mrs.
c. W. Wallace, OF Berwick, came Saturday
to attend the funeral of their mother,
Mrs. Aroiine c. Wsrdweii.
Arthur Mitchell and wife and Row
Mitchell and wife, who visited Hoses
Wardwell and sisters, left Monday in
their automobile for Portland.
Winslow Lufkin, OF Brookiin, has
moved his family into the veaxie home
stead, which has been thoroughly reno
waited by its owner, Warren Hooper, OF
Castine.
Aroline C., widow Of Leroy wardweli,
died early Saturday morning, aged sixty
TOUR years. Her illness extended over q
period Of several months, and hopes were
entertained OF her recovery until . few
weeks ago. Mrs. WardwelI was the
mother OF five children, three Of whom
suryive-Roy L. wardwell, OF Augusta;
Mrs. Bernice Wallace, Of Berwick, ana
Mrs. Lowens W. Rice, who has been her
constant attendant. Mrs. wardwei was
. faithful wife and mother, and a. home
maker vas loyal to every interest entrusted
to her care. She Was also . conscientious
and painstsking teacher in the Sunday
school, and was devoted TO the interests
OF the Methodist Episcopal church, of
which she was . member. The funeral
service was at the home Sunday afternoon.
Rev. o. q. Barnard officiating. The inter-
nent was in the family lot.
Oct. "a. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-26

A man likes to be handled by . woman.
II she handles him right.
Many stories are like ashes: when
thoroughly sifted there ia not much left.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-26

A RELIABLE MEDIcINE-Nor \ ssE-
CsyTlC
Get the genuine Foiey's Honey and w ~
the yellow psc kAgc. IL IL safe aud sicet,s+
Contains no opiates. Refuse Substitute u
A. pAscHHH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-26

The postal savings bank, like other
banks, won't save money unless you help
it.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
NEW DIRECTORS ON
PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD.

Two new members of the board Of
directors of the Public Service Corpora
ton were elected at a meeting of the
board yesterday afternoon. The new
mon are Horatio J. Lloyd, of Drexel &
Co, bankers, Of Philadelphia, and J.
Horace Harding, of Charles D. Varney
& Co.., bankers, of New York.
The office made vacant by the death
of DR.. Leslie D.. Ward was Allied by
the election of his brother, Edgar b.
Ward.
Suitable action was taken by the
board on the death of the late Judge
George r. Gray, who had been a d.
rector of the corporation since it was
established in 1903. As required by
law, the directors gave out unal
notice that the corporation had moved
its offices from the Prudential building.
Instead of 1853 Broad street, the adj
dress of the main offices of the COM
pany is Broad and Bank streets.
A meeting of the directors of the
South Jersey Gas, Electric and Trac-
ton Company was also held in the
board room Of the Public Service Cor
poration, of which the former company
is a subsidiary. The company declared
the regular semi-annual dividend of
per cent. to it's stockholders.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
ROSEyILLE O D
TO HAVE RECEPTION

The seventh annual reception and
ball of Roseville Camp. Woodmen Of
the World, will be held in Colosseum
Hall, Springfield avenue, on Saturday
evening. F. y. Ritter is chairman of
the arrangement committee. and his
associates are A. w. Fenwlck, secre-
tary; p. Fl. Lannlng, corresponding
secretary; r. A. Simpson, treasurer;
w. Seal, DIR. A. s.. Harden, w.
Phster, J. F. Clark, d. Eldridge, w. f.
Small, f. M~isenhelder, Lester Simpson,
J.. Gilhooly and w. A. La valla. A
program OF music, with other diver
sions. including refreshments, will also
be enjoy :. The camp was instituted
in 1903. and has lost one member by
death In the seven years, John f. Cur
rid. on May as. The good and welfare
COMMITTEES for the term consists of
j. r. Clark. John Cullerton, f. ]. Hit-
ter, A w. Fenwick and NJ. J.. Kraft,
The present consul commander Is DIR
A. 5. Harden.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO HOLD CHARITY BALL.

The New York Chapter. Knights of
Columbus, will hold it's annual charity
ball in Madison Square Garden, New
York city, Friday evening, January a.
This affair promises to eclipse any OF
the previous balls. Many new features
will be introduced, including a grand
exhibition drill of the uniformed rank
of the fourth degree. under the direc-
ton Of Captain William j. Costigan, Of
the Sixty-ninth Regiment. It is ex-
pected that a large delegation from
Newark and vicinity will attend this
event. The chapter conducts a free
employment bureau, q hospital bed
fund, and at the present time Is rails
ing funds towards the establishment
of a country home for members Of the
order suffering from tuberculosis. All
of the above are the recipients of this
very worthy charity. The auction sale
of boxes will be held at Liberty Coun-
Gil clubhouse. 351 West Forty-eighth
street, New York, Saturday evening,
December 8. and applications for tickets
may be sent by mail to the secretary
of the committee, Patrick R.. Kinney.
1878 Washington avenu Bronx, New
York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
.BALFOURS COUP
ON REFERENDUM
WORRIES RADICALS
Promise to Submit. Tariff Cues.
ton to People Wins
Many Votes.
UNIONISTS EXPECT LARGE
GAINS IN PARLIAMENT
Outcome of British Elections
Will Be F0recasted by
Early Results.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-The acceptance
by A. J. Balfour, leader of the opposi-
| ton in the House of Commons, to the
] policy OF the referendum In the case OF
tariff reform has given the campaign
a new complexion. In a political ad-
| dress Mr.. Balfours announced that In
| the event of victory in the approaching
! elections he would be willing to submit
the question of tariff reform to a, ref
erendum.
The declaration of the Unionist
lleader is received with great 5enthu-
siasm by the bulk of the party, who
believe that it will help to win votes
in the north, where protection has not
made the same Roadway as elsewhere.
1t also places the extreme Radicals In
a quandary, as heretofore the principle
of the referendum has been q plank
In their platform
A few ardent tariff reformers are OPP
posed to the proposition. but they prob
ably will accept the situation, as Joseph
Chamberlain. who is encouraging his
followers through letters from the sick
room. has been urging them to con
centrate their efforts upon the matter
of home rule and the constitutional
questions involving the House Of Lords,
to which the contest is now narrowed
down and over which the parties are
carrying on the hardest kind OF a fight.
VIII Know Results Early.
The results, which will rave been
declared by. Saturday night, should
provide a fair indication Of the out
come.
At least 100 members, OF whom 50
are Unionists, will be elected without
contest. Saturday will see polling for
As seats, so far as now arranged. OF
these % are at present held by Lib
erals. Among them are the Manchester
constituencies, which the aUnionists
are making every effort to capture.
Should they succeed the effect upon the
rest of the country will be important.
In Ireland, where the voting will
take place later. the Nationalist are
renominating the present members.
Shane Leslie, Nationalist, is again
contesting Londonderry City, which
was lost to the Unionists by a few
votes In January. The O'Brienitee are
receiving the financial support of the
Mo~derates, who consider John Red
mond's plans impossible, and also are
Disguised with the arrangements threats
of violence and bloodshed II the exist
ing government for Ireland is changed.
They have more candidates than in the
last elections.
Donald MacMaster, Unionist, is
given a walkover in Chertsey division
of Surrey.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
T.. BAMBERGER Sc co.

peal to Newarkers more than the other
studies. The elementary course pre-
pares n for entrance to Columbia
in that subject. After taking the ex-
animation in this city the student is
qualified to enter the university. The
course in English composition is the
same as that given in the freshman
year In Columbia. 1t is said that the
course here is even better than in New
York, because the classes here are not
so large. The student gets more in
dividual instruction han In New York.
The professor in English is DR.. F. A.
Patterson, who also teaches in New
York. The classes are held every Tues
day II Thursday evenings.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
HAHNE & CO.'S FIRE
LADIES CELEBRATE

The Hahne & Co. Fire Department
an organization of the employees OF
the big Broad street establishment,
consisting of seventy drilled firemen,
adopts at handling the hose and ex-
tinguisher, and constantly IN the alert
held their third annual theatre party
and dinner last night. The dinner was
served at the Continental Hotel fol-
lowing q visit to Miners Theatre.
Messrs. Leonard. Griffin, Timer and
Hennegan, honorary members of the
organization. spoke of the good work OF
the department. and Chief Samuels
spoke on the necessity Of extraordi-
nary caution during the holiday sea-
son. The committee in charge OF the
arrangements was Raymond Sargent,
J. Jacobus. w. Delaney, G. Blanchard
and Clinton Haines.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
ENGLISH COURSE POPULAR
AT COLUMBIA EXTENSION.

1t was learned today that the enroll
meht books of the Extension College
of Columbia University, which is
located in the New Jersey Law School
building, SO East Park street, are still
open. This is the first year of extern
sion work in this city, and II is said
that the attendance is gratifying. The
course in French pedagogy and Eng
lish were begun in September, In an
swer to a long-felt want for Il univer-
sity course in this city. 'The in
%structors are from Columbia. and the
instruction IS in every way the same
as that given in New York.
The courses in English seem to APP
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
SEEKS DEATH BECAUSE {
HE ANT PAY HIS DEBTS

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 30.-Despond.
ent because OF debts he was unable
to meet, Nathaniel B. Crowley at
tempted suicide in his blacksmith shop
at z Haddon emu by swallowing
m%uriatic acid. When found shortly
afterward the explanation for his ac,
was furnished in a note pinned to the
wall near by, and reading:
81 have taken muriatic acid. My
just deeds are finished. I am cursed
by owing too much money
Police were notified. and a detective
rushed to the scene administered anti
dotes pending the arrival of the ambu-
lance. Physicians at the City Hospital
were able. after hard work, to partially
revive Crowley, but his condition is
considered critical.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
BRAZILIAN ARMY
OFFICERS JOIN
IN Discomfort
Several Regiments Are Affected.
Sailors Poison Drinking
Water on DestrOyers.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 30.-A special
to the Picayune from Rio Janeiro, Bra
I'll, says:
THE discomfort among the officers.
those In the army, as we'll as the navy,
is increasing. Their unrest affected
several regiments. A lieutenant, who
blamed the President while discoursdns
at the burial of the murdered naval
officers, will be arrested and court-mar-
tailed.
.aThe sailors of the Sac Paulo and
the Minas Geraes called on DR.. Ruy
Barbosa and thanked him for his In
PREVENTION. DR.. Barbosa firmly, but
in a kindly manner, blamed them for
their conduct.
I'm some cases poisoning has oc-
CURED on board the d~estroyers- The
officers of two of them found their
drinking water contained poison"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30

ago. The alleys of the club are new
and modern in every way. and when all
of the members of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry are rolling the four drives they
are taxed to their capacity.
Besides bowling on every Tuesday
night, the st. COLUMBIA young ladies
will participate In many other winter
advertisements this season. Many not
now enrolled have signi1ed their will
ingness to join, and it is possible that
the enrolment will total close to the
century mark before the season wanes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30

Administer Rugs-The seasons newest and
best patterns will be found in this assortment of
9xl2 Administer rugs; Oriental and floral effects
included. OF excellent quality and ~ 50
regularly $3.50; this sale, special =. Oo
Administer Rugs-A very choice lot of Ak
minister rugs in size 8.3x10.6 fl. A variety of
good patterns In this popular size. Of splendid
quality and sold reg. for $2i.oo ca; & 90
We are going to place them on sale at. 1870
Administer Carpets-Extra quality Amin
ster carpets, in all of the very latest c~olorings and
handsome patterns; with or without borders; a
grade that sells regularly for S1.25 per O5c
yard; special for this sale at ........... ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
WELCOME FOR REyIvALISTS.

A welcome home reception will be
given tonight at the Peoples Temple,
3S Clinton street, to Mr.. Fred a Mrs.
Pattie Watkins Lindsay. who have re-
turned from a successful six weeks
revival at Philadelphia and Coates
Vile, Pa. An excellent program has
been arranged by the Young Ladies'
Friendly Society, after which refresh
ments will be served gratis and a
sociable hour enjoyed. All friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay are cordially in
vited.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
FINE BOWLING BY
YOUNG WOMEN OF
81. COLUMBUS
Start Off Season with Creditable
Scores in Their Splendidly
Appointed Alleys.

Members of the recently-organized
Ladies Auxiliary of the st. Columba's
Catholic Club, of this city, ~inaugurated
their bowling season last night on the
clubs alleys, and some creditable
scores were chalked up. On the roll of
the organization are more than fifty
members, but, owing to the somewhat
Indictment weather last night, not all
were present.
The auxiliary promises to rival the
Young Mems CLUB, which has been
e%minently successful in sport activities
locally since it was formed, two years
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30

IN CHANCERY OF NEW
To Allen w. Rose, Mrs. Allen W.yRd
ID. Buckley, Robert B.. Abbott and Mr.
B.. Abbott:
By virtue of an order Of the Court o
Gerry Of New Jersey, MADE on the day of IN
hereof. In a cause wherein Llewellyn i
Company is complainant, and you and
are defendants, yoh are required to apI
plead, answer or d6mur to the bill OF said
plainant on or before the twenty-fourth
OF January next, or that IN default tn
such decree will be made Against you a
Chancellor shall think equita and just
The said bill is filed for reclosur[
certain mortgage made bT MI
and Annie, his. wife, to III Nal
Bank. of Jersey City, and bysS he 50
National Bank assigned to the T6mplsiil
said mortgage being dated the Ssnth sdaS
September. nineteen hundred aUs y six, and
on lands In the Town Of West Orange. Esj
County. New Jersey, and you are made. pam
defendants because you, the said Alen W,
Rose, the said Mary d. Buckley and the said
Robert B. Abbott each claim to be the owner
Of a part OF the premises embraced In .thf
mortgage in the complainant's bill described,
and you, the said Mrs. Allen w. Rose and the
said Mrs. Robert B. Abbott. are made party de
PENDANTS because as the wives of said ALE
w. Rose and the said Robert B. Abbott you
each claim to be entitled to an inchoate RICH
Of dover In a part OF the premises mentioned
and described in the mortgage in the com
plainant's bill.
Dated November IS. 1910.
CHARLES q. S. THORN,
Solicitor of the Complainant,
142 Market street,
novgOdeoE, hi Is Newark, N. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
WORK ON COURT HOUSE
LIGHT PLANT BEGINS.

Work on the new electric lighting
and pressure plant to be installed in
the County Court louise was begun to-
day. The contractors are the Watson
F1agg Engineering Company. Of New
York. The plant will cost . ,4sb. It
will be built in the back of the cellar
and will, besides lighting the place,
furnish pressure for yentilating the
building and furnish power to run the
elevators.
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The RIO irsaae has arranged fss
halt fare rsses ~ Gunalsoa frosa
po,pss between Graad Jusct,oa, Sa
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convention IL Sssse CsttIemea, July
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wsssssa spr,ass, hosssch pass.
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l60 acres mesa land. Good dwell
ing house. fences and water r,eht.
for $500. Hall down, balance on
easy terms. Apply to
26-2s Jos. r. HEINER,
Gunnison, Colo
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10 ssssmssed assss'sss~ 90 da~s
hill srsas<. tsi ttse n.xs~ II hue
ana ~es ese We ksve tas ssasklssG
ss..s~o. river ~Iksch csa ~ d.@-
ss~d ssa ~ t,ecS~ t.ssed ssse sS~c-
ssr~i p'~es every t~s ussss~ Sssesy
~ sscssss Il t'olossdo saer~ tsssss
eppsssssssssss ta~ cayssss. tkaa skss
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
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We wish to extend our heartfelt
gratitude TO the people of Gunaisen,
especially to the members Of the W
O. " aud b. p o. f. lodges, who
have shown 90 many kindnesses to
us in the time Of our great sorrow.
Mas. CAROLINE CHAMBERS,
MISS GUssIE CHAnBERs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
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go esss " stse eo~st koso yssd
tcsssssG tkr AaG pssr. vkcA -
s~ss tssskes kaeA ~ aud sss ~ -
s~psssed WksI< cI,mtsaN "a ssH-
sII'ssy psIe siss gay roses gave wss
s"d he t~si wish the p.'s~ tsoa ~
s~st ss tssasss A sPry Issp essbi-
ed ksm ~ ctear the t.stI,ns psse saa
no boaes were bra&es hsi ~ wss
badly erws-ei aud sAskes up sad
IT sss be seHse days t,etsse he "
sl,te ~ be out AGAIN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
Wssnsl, eakssuss ~ CsasArsAisa

All who can help to catch fish for
the free fish fry. Cattlemen's Day,
are requested TO get busy. Deliver
fish TO me at the Hatchery, rs early
~ Sunday and they will be cared for.
We msst entertain our guests.
I. J THoMPsoN,
Chairman fish fry committee
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
80 - g. s.

Twelve two year-old Registered
Hereford Bulls for sale. Nav be
seen at any time ON Flying NJ Ranch,
Cochetops creek.
1913 HACK BRos.. Parlin Colo.