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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrIsEMENrs rsIs WEEK

Celia Alexander Notice Of foreclosure.
Ellsworth Hardwood FActory-White and
Yellow birch wanted.
o Silsby-sheriff's sale.
Sorrento Realty Co-SpeciAl meeting.
Admr notice-Est Eugene Haskell.
@ Parcher-Apothecary.
BANGOR, Me:
Eastern Trust q Banking Co.
PORTLAND, ME.
swasey 4 Co-swAzey bean-pots.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23
WEST ki.I.SWORTH.

B. H. Meader visited friends in Bangor
over Sunday.
Mrs. Aubrey Gaspar is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mary A. Bonsey.
grandparents, Asa S. Barron annd wife.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT xLLswoRfH PosroYYfcn.
IN eject Oct. 10, 1910.

MAILS RECEIVED.
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Como EAsr-S.l5 . m; and D m.
Registered mail should be At postoiIlce half
an hour before mail closes.
No Sunday mail.
Postofsce open on Sunday from TO 10 m.
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COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH.

Wednesday evening, Nov. q, at Han
cock hall Dirigo club bail. Tickets, Is
cents; dance tickets, so cents.
Saturday, Nov. rs, at home OF Mrs. A. |.
Saunders A "tea" under auspices OF Viii
iage Improvement society from to s p. m.
Is cents.
Saturday evening, Nov. 26, Society hall
Dance.
Monday, Nov IS, at Society hall =
Dancing school and extra.
Friday evening, Dec. 8, at Hancock hall
Canadian jubilee singers, under au-
spices OF heipsomehow society OF the Bap-
tist church. Tickets, IS and Is cents.
Friday afternoon, Dec. is, ut Masonic
hail Apron sale by Irene chapter. o. f. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23

Miss Mary A. stockbridge win open room
No. 10, Manning block, Dec. 3, for her annual
sale of wster-eoior pictures an. Christmas
noyelties.-Adci.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23

All advertising ways and means have
some good features; some are "strong" on
quantity, some on quality, some on their
personal appeal, some on their low cost;
but the home paper, in which all these
good qualities are combined, makes its
advertising columns the all-round best
and cheapest advertising medium you can
use.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
ROAD SHOW PROMISES
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Wigwam's Offerings This Week
Are Vaudeville's Best

There is prospect of a fine evening 8
entertainment at the Wigwam theater
for the week commencing with this
Sundays matinee. The Sullivan -Consi-
dine road show is announced.
The managers of the big, circuit which
sends out so many superb acts have ar
ranged for the strongest array of tai
ent for this afternoons bill. The head
line feature will be found in Nine. Be
dini and her trained horses This is
considered the acme of horsemanship
upon the stage, and Nine. Bedini never
fails to receive an ovation upon the
presentation of her act.
A trio of singers whose forte will be
found in popular melodies will appear
in Rogers, Stewart and Elwood. Their
success with the road show has been
notable. A slangy, interesting and up
to date sketch called Shorty" will be
staged by Dick Crolius and his own
company. 1t is one of vaudeville's best
bets"
The Strength Brothers. who are said
to be muscular marvels; Dean and
Price in their college skit, "a Pleasant
Mistake; Haverly and Wells, known as
the "Racetrack Favorites," and the
Holdsworths, singers, dancers and ban
joists, are all on the road show pro-
gram. John L. Sullivan and Jake Kill
rain are to appear at the Wigwam Sun
day July 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
HER LAST IS Her
GREATEST ROLE
Miss Harmed Finishes Engage
ment at the Alcazar as
Mrs. Tanqueray

OF all the Pinero plays there is not
one of them that has created more dis
cussion than THE Second Mrs
Tanqueray," in which Virginia Harmed
will make her farewell appearances. at
the Alcazar, commencing with a fourth
of July matinee. 1t has been approved
as a great moral lesson and censured
misfortune, but all comment pro-
nounces it a model of play writing
skill and a wonderful analysis of the
eternal feminine's promptings. Miss
Harmed has received the highest en-
comiums from the New York critics,
many of whom declared that her i'm
personation of the title part was more
impressively artistic than that given
by Mrs Patrick Campbell. who created
the role in London and afterward util-
lied it as her starring vehicle in this
country.
Aubrey Tanqueray's second wife,
Paula, has a past when he marries
her, and that he does not know it is not
her fault, for when he offered her his
name she wrote to him a statement of
her career, which he destroyed unread.
so firm was his faith in hdr womanly
uprightness. Society, however, is
aware of what he refused to learn, and
their home is stunned by the people
who had been his warmest friends. So
it is lonely household when
Tanquerays 10 year old daughter, FL
lean, becomes a member of it, nor does
her presence convey undiIuted pleas
ure to the wife, who loves the child
for her purity and innocence, but is
from her father, who is trying to make
up for long period of neglect. Even
when the girl is sent to Paris the sat
isfaction of the woman is short lived,
for in the French capital the former
falls in love with and is beloved by
Captain Ardale, who was Paula's most
favored admirer in the old days. The
rema inder of the play is a continuance
OF Paula's endeavor to atone by self
secrifice for the errors of her young
womanhood--an endeavor SO futile that
it finally drives her to suicide.
William Courtenay will be seen as
Aubrey Tanqueray, Bessie Barriscale
as Ellean Tanqueray, Louis Bennison
as Captain Ardale, Howard Hickman as
Sir George Orreyed, Burt Wesner as
Cayley Drummle, Adele Belgarde as
Mrs Cortelyon, Louise Brownell as
Lady Orreyed and Will r. Walling as
Gordon Jayne, with the rest of the
Alcazar players in appropriate roles
The action of the play takes place in
London and Surrey, and each of the
four acts viii have sumptuous set
inc
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
IMITATION WHISKY
BARRED in HAWAII
Honolulu Wholesalers Agree tC
Terms Imposed by License
Commissioners

Especial Correspondence of The Call
HONOLULU, June 22.-Before any
wholesale liquor licenses viii be re-
newed in Honolulu the wholesalers will
have to promise the license commits
sioners. in writing, that they will
neither manufacture, import nor sell
any compound, rectifed, imitation or
blended liquors except blends of
straight whiskies. The wholesalers
have agreed to the conditions laid down
and the letters of. promise are now go
ing in to the commissioners
This decision was reached at meet
ing of the commissioners and the
wholesalers Monday, the dealers agree
ing to do anything the board desired
so long as their licenses were granted
In some shape.
vigorous press campaign had been
carried on against the cheaper grades
of liquors sold locally. In saloons
where such brands are imported indie
pendently the sellers will have to label
the limitations and compounds with red
labels, 1X4 inches in size.
The commissioners are now consid-
ertng rule for the removal of all
screen doors from saloons and provid-
ing that the interior of the bars shall
be exposed TO the public gaze.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
JOHNSON'S TRAINER
PLAYS AT AMERICAN
Novel Bill Is Promised, Headed
by Posts Comedy

This will be the last week of James
Posts engagement at the American
theater For his closing bill the popu-
lar comedian will present Murphy In
Paris" The sketch discloses Post in his
best moods of comedy, and the beauty
chorus, which adds springhtliness to
his presentations, will be in evidence.
Heading the vaudeville features Of
the program are the Longworths in a
musical offering of vocal selections.
The Romano brothers, athletes from
Australia, will appear. Interest is
added to their act by the fact that Paul
Romano was one of Johnson's trainers
when he fought Burns. 1t will be in
teresting to watch the athletes going
through a rehearsal of the blows and
blocks that will win and lose the fight
in Reno.
Arthur Trout, a local swimmer, who
has won fame abroad; Dale Molle in
barytone selections from popular operas;
Walker and Jones, acrobats, and the
atest moving pictures will comprise
the program. A direct wire from the
ringside will communicate to patrons
of the American on the afternoon of
July the doings between the black
and white fighters in the Nevada ring.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Army and Navy Orders
Special Dispatch TO The Call


WASHINGTON. July 2.-The war
department has issued these army or
ders:
duty at Vancouver barracks, will sail from San
Francisco about August for the Philippines for
duty.
Dental Surgeon F. Homer wolven will pro
ceed to vancouver barracks for duty.
Captain Robert L. Carswel medical corps
department. of California, having completed duty
In this city, will return TO his proper station.
Captain William p. Platt. ordnance depart
ment, will proceed to Fort Winfield Scott for the
purpose OF proof firing ordnance material.
Dental Surgeon William G.. Hammond relieved
from duty in the Philippines. will sail for San
Francisco about September 10 and report for an
nulment of contract.
Second Lieutenant Frederick W. Boschen Six
teenth infantry, is designated special disburs
ing agent for Fort Egbert, Alaska. relieving
First Lieutenant Perrin l.. Smith, Sixteenth in
fantry, who viii join his proper station.
The navy department has issued
these orders:
Lieutenant c. NJ Austin, detached from the
naval training station at San Francisco and or
dered to the Mayiower.
Pay Director c. NJ. Rays orders of June 81
ordering him to duty at the navy pay office in
San Francisco, have been revoked
Pay Inspector u. w. Reynolds, detached from
duty as feet paymaster of the Pacific feet on
the California, ordered to the navy pay office at
San Francisco.
Paymaster G. Brown Jr.'s orders of June "a,
ordering him to duty at the navy yard at Mare
island, have been revoked.
Paymaster's Clerk G.. G. SchweitZer's orders
appointing him as paymaster's clerk in the navy
for duty the California, have been revoked.
Pay Inspector t. II. Hicks detached from
duty general inspector of the pay corps in
the navy department Washing ton, ordered TO
duty as feet paymaster of the Pacific feet on
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
PREACHER SUED FOR
ISLANDER IN PRAYER
IShecinI Di.nntch 10 The Call

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. July 2.-Because
Rev. r. B. Fisher of the Neoga Presby-
terian church refused to give the Lord
a favorable report concerning the char
acter of Jacob Strohl he has been made
defendant in $4,000 damage suit
brought by the latter.
Fisher and Strohl had some differ
ences growing out of a merger of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church with
the Presbyterian church and were
on bad terms. The other day, after a
funeral at which Fisher officiated, they
met to effect a reconciliation.
The meeting opened with prayer by
Stroll in which he asked the Lord with
some emphasis TO give the minister
more grace. Then Fisher prayed in
voking the assistance of the Lord to
make brother Stroll a better man, to
cause him to pay his debts and have
him cease backbiting"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
CLUBS PROMISE AID
To Home INDUSTRY
Mission Promotion Association
Campaign Enlists Labor and
District Organizations

The Mission promotion association
campaign in behalf of home industry
has brought large number of district
Improvement clubs besides the. two
central labor bodies into the movement.
The associations boosting committee
has arranged with the labor and build
ing trades councils to hold a mass
meeting in the Merchants exchange,
which will be attended by working
men. The date will be announced later.
A home industry rally will be held
in Collingwood hall Thursday evening
July T., by the Eureka Valley club
which has joined the movement. AT
the rally in the Excelsior homestead
district Friday, July Is, addresses will
be made by Rev. d. o. Crowley, John
P. Doape, David ]. Alberga, H. w
Burmester, John Moore, c. S. Laumeis-
ter and E. L. Hueter.
Among other indorsers of the home
product idea are the Green Valley,
West End, Buena Vista, University
Heights, South of Army. Bosworth dis
trict, Excelsior homestead, Ocean View,
College Hill, Coso Street and Holly
Park Improvement clubs. Each club
has a committee to urge the use OF
home products in it's respective dis
trict.
The Mission promotionists are elated
by the promise of the hospital and
health committee of the supervisors to
give preference to the home manufac-
turer in awarding contracts.
Complaint was made to Congressman
Kahn that the federal government was
buying supplies for the Philippines at
points distant from San Francisco, the
nearest purchasing point. Kahn re-
piled that he would see that local bid
ders got the necessary blanks when
the call was made for supplies If they
apnlied TO him
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
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SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
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Deposits made before July 1Ith 1e0 will
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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Eleven Navy Officers Retire

Eleven captains and commanders in
the navy have applied voluntarily for
retirement, and their applications have
been granted. They are:
Captain James II. Sears, naval attache at
Toxic and Peking.
Captain Richard T. Mulligan, commanding the
North Dakota.
Captain Francis H. Sherman. captain of the
Norfolk navy yard.
Captain Valentine L. Nelson, commanding the
Colorado
Captain Frank NJ. Bostwiek. captain of the
Portsmouth On. H.) navy yard
Commander William 7. White under instruc-
tions at the naval wancollege.
Commander Thomas +. Carpenter, inspector Of
engine material at Pittsburg.
Commander Frederick c. Bowers, inspector of
boilers at Bayonne. n. j.
Commander Albert A. Alderman. inspector Of
material at the Washington navy yard.
Commander George p. Slocum, under treat
ment at Mare island hospital.
Commander Oscar W. kohler, engineer office at
Mare Island navy yard.
Three other officers will be retired by
compulsion. but their names are not
known.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
IMPERSONATOR OF ARMY
OFFICER TO GET TRIAL
Prisoner Returned After Serv-
ing Sentence in South

Bernard NJ Levy, who was arrested
here year ago for impersonating an
army officer, and who has been serving
year for same offense in Los An
geles. was brought from the southern
district yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshal ]. F. Darlin. Levy
will be tried in the federal court of
this district. He was taken to the
Alameda county Jail
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
TORPEDO BOATS WILL
GATHER AT SAN DIEGO
Mobilization of Coast FTotilla Is
Ordered

SAN DIEGO. July 2.-Commander Il.
c. Richardson of the Pacific torpedo
boat hotilia states that orders nave
been issued for the mobilization in
San Diego bay Of all the vessels OF the
fiotilla as soon after July IS as pos
sibIe-
This order extends to 13 torpedo boats
and torpedo boat destroyers: the two
submarines, Grampus and Pike; the
mother ship. Iris; the navy tug For
tune and the collier Justin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Beloved Priest Is Called
To His Celestial Home
Death of Father McErlane Is Sad Blow to
The Submerged Tenth of ST. Louis

IT He items which appear herewith pre-
by the International Catholic Truth society
furnished by it TO The Call for publication
cisco Similar articles from the authoritative
will printed the first third Sundays
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

After more than 200 years cessation
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

NEW HALL TO BE DEDICATED-The United
eyangelistc mission association will dedicate
its new hall at 1859 0Farrell street this
afternoon at 2:S0 O'Clock. DR.. George Adams,
pastor Of the California street Methodist Epis-
copal church. will deliver the dedication SER
mon. The mission inaugurated Just before
the fire and has since been established at 209
Minna street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
HE HIbERNIA SAVINGS
AND LOAN SOCIETY
HiBERNIA BANK
a CORPORATION
Member Of the Francisco)
DATED JUNE 80,
ASSETS

bonds Of the United States s961OOO0O0 the State
California and municipalities thereof (s25S1 S75OO) the
actual value of which is.
ash In United States Gold and Silver Coin and Checks.
S-Msceiiane0us Bonds, the actual value of which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
MIDSHIPMAN WILSON DEAD
Injured Navy Football Player
Expires After Long Fight.

Annapolis. Nd. April 1s-Sudshipman
Ear Wilson. the Navy football player. died
this morning.
Wilson. who was from Covington, Ky,
was injured on October Is last III the game
against Villanova College II was while
making a flying tackle that the back Of mis-
neck struck violently against the ground
An examination revealed a fracture be-
tween the fourth and fifth cervical verte-
brae. and the spinal cord was severely de-
pressed. causing complete paralysis from
the shoulders down. An operation was
performed by which the pressure on the
spinal cord was relieved. and hope was
felt that this would bring about his re-
covery, but IN vain, as the cord was badly
lacerated.
After a fight that has been remarkable
IN many ways. but particularly IN the pluck
and cheerfulness OF the paralyzed and help
less youth and the long warding of OF
the inevitable end by the surgeons, what
was. pronounced the final sinking spell pre-
ceding the death Of NIidshipman Wilson be-
gan on Thursday afternoon.
His sister. Mrs. " L. Calvin arrived
from Covington with her husband in re-
Spouse TO a telegram These, with the
father. West D. Wilson. and his two other
sons, l. b " llSOu anu t1dIlSL0Ifl " liSolls
have kept close 20 the hospital and wlLniu
call most OF the time.
The funeral was held ID the Naval
Academy Chapel at > o'clock this after
noon. and shortly thereafter the coffin was
carried in procession 70 the railroad station.
where the funeral party entrained for Gov
ington, Ky The burial viii be made in the
family lot on Monday.
The procession was headed by the Naval
Academy band. which. a. the academy was
left behind. played the Dead March IN
saul" Beside the hearse marched the
paIbearers. SiX of those who had been
Wilson's classmates. and in the procession
we're all the midshlpmen now the aCade-
my At the station three voIIeys were fred
over the coffin. and a buEler blew Taps"
In his order announcing the death of
Nidshipman Wilson Superintendent Bow
yer removed a portion o. the restriction
placed upon the whole brigade for the 'si-
Ience" given an officer of the discipline de-
partment some weeks ago.
The baseball game with Buckneil College
and = lacrosse match with Baltimore City
College fixed for TO-DAY were cancelled as
= mark of respect 10 Wilson's memory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
CANDY BESIDE HER BODY
Revolving Murder of Little Girl
Revealed by Playmate.

Chicago. April ia revolving murder
was uuearthed here to-day when the body
Of six-year-oid Alfredo DOverlska, daughter
Of Marshall Doverlska a baker Of No. 1851
Tell Place was found IN A disused shed
two doors away. Marks on her throat indi-
Gated she had been choked 20 death.
Al her side the police found a little gag
OF candy The child left home for a neigh
boring candy store Thursday evening. she
bought the candy, and that was the last
seen Of her alive. To-day Paul SelleH-
dinger. ten wears cid. UhO was a playmate
OF the dead child. found her body while
playing hide and seek with his companions
in the vacant shed Police are seeking for
the murderer
A theory that the child was murdered
by d japanese was formed tonight Search
ing the scene where the body was found
the police picked up letter written in
Japanese and stained with blood. II is be
lieved the letter fell out OF the pocket OF
the murderer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
MUSICIAN COURT MARTIALLED
Former Member of 10th Regiment Ac-
cused of Perjury.

Albany. April Is.-Everett e. Crear, who
was a musician in Company A. ID Bat
TALON 10th Regiment. Up TO March ] OF
this wear when he entered the United
States Military Academy az West Point.
was tried before a court martial here to-
day on a charge OF perjury When the
iO.h Regiment was at camp at Crown Point
last June Crcar was accused Of having
poured OIL OF pennyroyal into the face Of
another private. When the court If inquiry
investigated the battalion Crear WIS a.
cused or the act. but on two different oc-
easious denied H. Finally Doe admitted
that ne dropped the pennyroyal on the pri-
Yates LIP merely d. practical Joke. Tn"
court o. inquiry referred the case to Gov
ernor Hughes. who directed Crear's trial
bv court martial
'rear entered formal plea Of not guilty
to-day. and made a statement Co the court
that he did not have a perfect understand
ing II his oath when he testified before the
court OF inquiry ou two occasions, but
finally when called the third time admitted
that he had not told the truth and felt
that he made ample explanation at that
time