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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-01-03
NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Ralph Moore is visiting at Pretty Marsh.
The Neighborhood house was closed
Monday.l .as ,Asss E0s a-~a - =
L. E. KimbalI and family are visiting
in Bangor.
William Manchester returned to North
Arson Thursday.
Miss Pearl Young visited friends at Hall
Quarry last week.
Mrs. Frank Stanley, who has been at a
hospital In Portland, is home.
Miss Laura Tracy and Miss Marion
Smaliidee have returned to Boston.
James Bunker entertained a party Of
friends at his home Monday evening.
The society of Willing Workers will
meet with Mrs. Lurvey Thursday after
noon.
Harold Reed returned to Houlton Mon
day for the winter term at Kicker classical
institute.
John Haynes and family spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Haynes mother, Mrs. Mary
Smallidge.
The annual business meeting OF the
Baptist church will be held at the union
church Saturday evening.
Charlie Burr and Ernest Hall have re-
turned to Orono to resumed their studies
at the University OF Maine.
Ocean lodge, 1. o. o. F.,eiected its officers
for the ensuing year Monday evening.
Degree work was also done.
The installation OF the officers OF the
Masonic lodge and the o. e. 8. will be
held this evening at their Iodge-room.
Mrs. Nathan Fennelly, who has been
visiting George fennelly and wife at
Beverly, Mass, arrived home last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. r. A. Foster and Misses Katherine,
Eleanor and Mary Foster left Monday for
Boston, where they will live during the
winter.
her studies at Wheaton seminary, Norton,
Mass. She was accompanied by Miss
Cora May Phillips, who will spend few
days in Boston.
The fail term of Gilman high school,
the primary and intermediate schools
opened to-day, with the same teacher
as last term in charge. Stetson gram
mar school will open next Monday,
TO be taught by Miss Josephine Bunker.
Jan. 2. TX.
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EAST BLUEElLL..


Earle Curtis continues very poorly.
Capt. J. L. Miller is i'll of blood poison
ing.
Willis witham left for Redstene, N. H.,
to-day.
Mrs. oren Earls, who has been ill, ID
convalescent.
Miss Dora Hutchings came home from
Rockland Wednesday.
Miss Henrietta Conary returned to
school In Lincoln Monday.
Luther w. Bridges and Lester Grindle
have gone to Worcester, Mass.
II. F. Strout and wife left last week flor
their home in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. r. B. Long and little son Malcolm
have gone to Rockland for the winter.
There was concert and Christmas tree
in the Baptist church Saturday, Dec. q.
OFrank Miller, of Portland, is called here
by the illness Of his grandfather, Capt. J.
T. Miller.
John Tufts is home from Redstone, N.
H., and Mrs. Tufts is home from visit in
waltham, Mass.
Since the ice is forming in the cove the
smelts are beginning to bite, and few
good catches have been made,
Jan. 1. r.
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DIED.

CAMPBELL-At Ellsworth, Dec 81, Frank
Erwin, infant son OF Mr. aud Mrs Hugh
Campbell. aged months, days.
CLossoN-At West Brookiin, Dec az, Burnley
Closson, aged ~ years.
DARKE-At Trenton, Dec Is, Mrs Susan A
Darke, aged 81 years, . months, IS days.
FLOOD-At Ellsworth Falls, Dec %, Nahum
Flood, aged SO years, month, days.
GRAY At Belfast. Dec Is, Willard Gray, of
South Penobscot, aged So years.
KESDRICK-At Bar Harbor, Dec 20, William
Kendrick, aged e1 years.
REYNoLDs-At Trenton. Dec Is, Oscar. in
FAINT son Of Mr. and Mrs Frank Reynolds,
aged months. Is days.
sTISsoN-At stonington, Dec 81, Winfield,
iafsnt sou Of Mr. and Mrs Melvin p 5tinson.
wALKER-At Hancock, Dec 80, Bessie, N. wife
Of Percy Z Walker, aged 30 years, months,
days.
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WEST SUKRY.

There was Christmas tree and supper
at the home of Granville Saunders and
wife.
surprise party was given /. e. Lufkin
Lufkin's birthday. All report fine time
Hollis Saunders and family, Alfred Con-
don and wife, Mrs. Edith Cunningham
and family, Frank Willins and family
and Albert Wiliins and wife took dinner
at the home OF Hollis Wiilins and wife
Sunday.
JAN 1. l..
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BRooKsyuLE.

Mrs. L. F. Gray Is seriously Ill at her
home on the Harbor road.
Julian Hooper and wife, of sedgwick,
were guests At Mrs. L. 4. Morris recently.
Mrs. Hannah Perkins, OF North Brooks
VILE, is helping care for her son Bentley
q. Grindls.
Cyrus Leach and wife, OF Biuehill, are at
Alvin Grindie's while MFR. Leach Ia help
ing Mr.. Grinale cut logs.
Bentley @. Grindle, while doing carpen-
ter work on the Gay cottage at Byard's
point, ssrgentvllie, last Wednesday fore
noon, Iost his balance, falling twenty Ave
feet 10 the ground. he Was picked up I'M
conscious and brought to bis home here.
DIR. Hagerthy lot sedgwick, found no bones
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

The Christmas tree at the hall was
greatly enjoyed. All were remembered.
Miss Florence Ellis, who has been
preaching here for the past three. Sundays.
will remain while longer. She is well
liked.
CAPT. belmont Torrey's vessel is loaded,
ready to sail for New York. Charles Gray
will go as steward.
There will be a church sociable next
Friday evening in the hall.
jan L. Ell.
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BORN

AUSTIN-At Ellsworth, Dec 80, to Mr. aud Mrs
Harry c Austin, daughter.
COLBY-At Stonington, Dec 80, to Mr. and
Mrs Harry W Colby, q daughter.
GOTT-At Bluehill, Dec rs, to Mr. and Mrs
Earl b Colt, daughter.
GRIFFIN--At Fast Sullivan, Dec %, to Mr.
and Mrs Alvah p Griffin, son.
JOYCE--At Oceanville, Dec Dc, to Mr. and Mrs
Winfield q Joyce, daughter. (vesta
Louise.
OwENS-At Bluehill, Dec 80, to Mr. and Mrs
William II Owens, q son.
REDMAN-At North Stonington, Dec 2s to
Mr. and Mrs George Redman, son.
STINSON-At stonington, Dec 81, to Mr. and
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CENTER.

The Christmas concert given at the
schoolhouse Dec. rs, was decided success.
1t was under the management of Mrs.
Frank Hodgdon. Miss Carmen Harper and
and Herbert Butler. After the program,
Santa Claus made his appearance and de-
lighted all especially the children, with
gifts. There were nearly one hundred
hundred presents.
Jan2 SPEC.
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MARINE LIST.


Southwest Harbor-ar Dec 26, schs Rhoda
Holmes, Shulee, n for New York; Layolta,
coal for w II Ward.
AR Dec %, ga 8 Nickerson from fishing
grounds
Sid Dec 30, sch Rhods Holmes
Dec 30 In port at Bass Harbor, schooner
Ann Trainer for Halifax, Ms
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BOOST! Efyorth Food Fair, Feb. 1872 =;

mittee as grant me petit
tions on tina, ances of
the city d rant ID expendi-
ture for q bits. A kdy sub
mitted repo favor OF
establish lights potion TO
accept Il repoj Austin
and Eldr yes, A It'll, Mad
docks an !, ant tion was
lost. On acoH minority
report, nj .arrisdI Ime diyi-
sion. AID called ayes and
nays on l whkh led as fol-
lows: Y NTH ccks and
Brady; tidrisg Austin.
Here thd Is dnd 20 motion
to estab l is ban He.
Adiour
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Establishments.

broken, but he received severe internal
injuries. He Is resting well to-day, and
all hopes of his recovery are entertained.
Jan. l.
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kIN.oAD.

Sunday rs spurned until the
first sunSi.
The konst at the union
school vi 10 school and all
who tool }. ysoria Butler took
charge d al Ut of the enter
tainmen Ars Foss and Mrs.
Annie Gorge Of the chill
dren's dcprating the room
and tree n stler was orgsnist.
Santa rsaAted by Charles
Googin 70 and remembered
every I whether q pupil in
the sch he Sunday school pre-
sent cd itA q splendid family
bible, bf It's esteem, for bis
long service as superin-
tenden
The here OF Mrs. Percy
Walked TX, were saddened Sat-
urday I death.
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LAMOINE.

Roy Returned Monday from
workinaods.
Mrs. entertained at tea on
New Y4g Edward Young and
wife an@r.
Jan 2. Y.
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BROOKLYN.

Miss /, who spent Christmas
with By Is returned to Mslrose,
Mrs. who has been visiting
her sist in, is home.
Proct who is employed on
the stea Peck, came home Sat-
urday.
Roy 4 nt a few days here re-
Gently
Curti family, Of Fall River,
Mass, here by the death Of
HE step ley Ciosson.
Burle a veteran OF the Civil
war, did Wednesday morning,
Dec. "a, lure. He was seventy
two yet Beside a widow, he
leaves t nd one daughter; also
one brof o sisters.
Jan. u Il.
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bill from the town Of Orrington,
fsa.4o, for commitment of Francis I. Hig-
gins to the insane hospital, was referred
to the committee on city poor.
The mayor was authorized to draw his
warrant In favor OF C. s. Johnston for sss
for services as dog constable during the
year.
Petition OF the New England Telephone
& Telegraph Co. for permission to erect
poles and wires on Spring street from
Church street to Birch avenue, and ON Oak
street from Main to Church street was
granted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-01-03
CITY MEETING.
LITTLE CLASH OVER NEW cleo.
TRIO LIGHTS.
CRY MARSHAL sraAsr RESIGNS
MANY OTHER MATTERS OF BUZZ
MSS ROLLS OF ACCOUNTS.

the full board was present at Monday
evenings meeting of the city government.
1t was busy meeting, with little clash
over the establishment OF two new street
lights to iiyen up things.
ROLLS OF ACCOUNTS.
Rolls OF accounts were passed as fol-
lows:
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Miss Alice II. Scott notified the city that
owing TO the caving In Of the cellar drain
connected with her house on School street,
1t was necessary to dig q new drain for
some 10 feet parallel with the sidewalk.
1t was necessary TO do this work la Decem-
Der. and the earth did not settle. The sur
plus earth left to be filed In a. II settled
over the new drain was removed bv the
street commissioner. and Miss Scott noti-
fed the city that she would not be respon-
sibie for the further filling in OF the drain.
The street commissioner was instructed Ia
look after 1t.
A communication was received from
William Novels through his attorney, ID.
u. Hurley, stating that on Nov 30, driv-
ing through Joyville, his horse stepped in
q hole In the highway, throwing Mr..
Novels and his wife out OF the carriage
and severely injuring the horse. Referred
TO committee on streets.
IN xARsHAL's aEsrosAruos.
ThsA 'oliowing letter of resignation was
recei from City Marshal Stuart:
sa Nv relations At the present time make
"i4 sNe for me TO give such time and
$40 use, my position ~ city marshal and |
polk peru - the city should receive. |
NJ ID nder my resignation as such, to |
senever you may choose my sue |
ling this wish to thank the city 1
poN v well As the citizens for the /
prie given me in the performance
Pan y 49, l ask no compensation for my
stofo- December Is.
cor. = OR JoHs A. STUART.
O. ion was accepted.
1911 odfrTEE REPORTS.
.U6.6 gersee on fire department, to
,hes fred the petition OF Ticonic
SAGE for increase OF pay, was
Gaa1R time.
&c to which was referred the
I'll ing TO c. s. Johnston a site
stOn9 n lat the terminus OF Third
inan y lore OF Leonard lake, re-
H1u1 .ity had no legal right to
snh fa,,in the highway for private
sT~nsnav ia report was accepted.
W Id.y and > 70 which was referred the
II ~ the nitric light on Birch avenue
Ing Me wcrther time.
IacsEn II LIGHT CLASH.
i tiof will enmittee to which was re- '
les8& and MONS for electric lights on
heart eantif u,treets submitted majority
stom4l St, ports. Aid. Austin, chair '
80 3 30 members OF the COM
It g.
evervs
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The merchant pho doss not advertise IN
duu season makes q more preaiasss fos
those scho do advertise.
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81 As'DEL.

SUGGEST unie nspices Of
VIII bveneb ciefy.
The col bill t Hancock
ball las, evil under the
auspices Viilstprovement
society, ightsJ ccess. The
hall wal ely tated with
christina I'D sfen. There
was a god bee, b doubtless
many we lay ! clustering
weather.
The COZ mos. Fable. Pull
lens oreA bssiss Or. l.. b.
Fenderso bon, r.; Adeibert
sprague, /, "a Miss Erea
Giles, of and La. e, Ring
wall, of iania1he program
was as I'd
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,rchestr1 wsrll rendered,
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ALICE H. SCOTT

SPECIALITY MADE or
TYPEwRITtN6, ACCOUNTING AND
GENERAL CLERICAL WORK.
Agent Union safe Deposit q Trust TO. Of Port
Agent Oliver Typewriter typewriter supplies
Cor. Main and Water sts lover Msorv's bsus
storel. Ellsworth. Ne.
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TEACHERS SALARY RoII-
Common schoois........ tsss 90 SIS 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-07
SOME ONE ERRED
All officials Can say About FatnI
Wreck Their Road

Especial to The Times ID spatchl
Ligonier. Pa. July 6.-,Stunned by
the horror Of the train wreck on the
ten milo Ligonicr Valley Railroad, the
people Of the pretty wooded vale to-
night counted twenty-three dead ana
thirty-onc injured. with tho death OF
several more expected before morn
ing.
Awaiting tho coming of two district
inspectors of the Interstate Commerce
Commission from Washington. Coroner
McMurray. OF Westmoreland county.
to-day made n cursory Investigation
OF the cause of the wreck. but had
difficulty in estimating the dead ana
injured even with the aid Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad employees who hur-
ried to help the smaller road in it's
trouble
That some one erred when the lone
passenger coach. nllcd with n holiday
crowd and little cxcursionists on their
way To gather Wild flowers. was being
pushed up the hillside and tho double
header freight crashed into Il. is the
plea Of the little roads mana cement.
But the officials are too overwhelmed
with the horror TO place the blame or
give much assistance In irvestiratinp
the cause OF the catastrophe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-07
INVESTIGATION IS ON
hinmc for Lncimwnnna Wreck Is
pInccd I:ntslnccr.


Scranton. Pa. july The I.acka-
wanna railroad Company to-day DO
gan an official investigation Into the
railroad disaster near Corning. y. v.
on July 4. when twcscore persons
We're Killed and 4, half hundred in
jurcd. All tho members OF tho train
crews summoned to Scranton I'm con-
nection with tho inquiry were cNnmin-
90 to-day. and tho Investigation Will
Ice continued next week The wit
i''=ses ar being examined behind
closed DORIS General superintendent
Kline said that Tho testimony to-day
ccrrohorated in every detail the and
ings the compans's officials made in
their Investigation al the scene of the
wreck 1t was shown that Flasman
Lane went back half a milo with a
tag and lit green fuse. that Engineer
Schroeder ran past at least two soma
phore signals that were set agc INST
h'm. Flasman Lane. however. il is
stated admits that he did not set q
torpedo
1t was brought out that the mist on
the morning OF the accident was not
so heavy as to obscure an engineers
Wow or the semaphor.s or the green
fuse which is supposed TO be discern
Ute In n fog.
Engineer Schroeder has not yet
SVEN any statement other that that
he failed to see the signals because Of
fog. His Whereabouts OF the evening
~ July 3 and the possibility that he
did not 80 TO bed or II nc went to
bed that he did not sleep because OF
;he noise. are being investigated by
the company officials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-07
MUCH TALK FOR CALLS
His New wife Pnyr nils and Ola one
WANTS SJO.oOp.
Ispeclal ~ Nd Tlmes- Dlspntch-

Especial to The Times Dispatch
New York. July 6.-Kobert NJ Cats
Whose marriage with Dorothy Tennant.
the actress, WAS announced to-day
after 1t had been kept quiet Tor seven
months. spent several days In the last
Two weeks UNDERGOING examination in
supplementary proceedings. 4 Japan
ese valet. VINO lived with him for two
years got Judgment last March
against him for $1,000 and Cats has
not paid II yet In his answers TO thu
questions which the examination law
yer put to him. ne explained that there
- Il good reason why Miss Tcuuaut
over, II Is Miss Tcnnant who pays the
bills at 45i Riverside Drive, where they
i've. and II was Miss Tenant who
furnished the rooms. Cats explained
mat his business with the Straight
fllament Lamp Company. at 1875 West
forty-second Street, has brought him
IN about SIPS in the last three months.
These things appear H. his sworn testi-
mony.
Catts's former wife read in the pa
pers this morning that Cats not only
mad married. but was prosperous She
.ett Philadelphia tonight for New
YORK with the intention or extracting
$4,000 from Cats for the support Of
their twelvc-year-o daughter. She
says that she VIII try to keep him
In this country. and & necessary she
VIII have him arrested provided there
is any law that Will hold him Cats
vas expected. so Il was said to-day. 10
so abroad next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-07

Chihuahua Mexico. July s.-rntox,-
Gated rebel soldiers leaving Chihuahua
over the Mexican Northwestern Rail
road Communicated young fireman
and engineer forcing them TO run the
train at full speed toward MADEIRA
early to-day. but before II was thirty
miles west OF here II collided with a
southhound passenger train near Selas.
Both engines We're put out or com
mission. The engineer was killed and
three Of the soldiers seriously Injured.
The cre" Of the regular train was
threatened by the rebels. but escaped
on hand car from the vicinity.
Tho Federal main columns have no,
yet reached here but thirteen ,roon
trains and two troops Of cavalry were
s,Hnted early today q few miles south
iAt'le harm was done by tho rebsls
az they departed. except the selling of
some horses and occasional lootinr
= party OF rebels looking for horses
saw Home hi,ohod 20 funeral pro
esssion They took tho horses from
,he noarse leaving tho family 10 hu-,,
the man as best Il could
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-07
REBELS HAVE NEW PLAN
VIII Try tn Push Wny Along Const
Toward Mexico City.

Juarez. Mexico. July 6-.Mexican
rebel leaders to-day announced new
plan of campaign against the Federal
government. with Guayamas and
other Pacific seaports as their objoo-
tive. the robels VIII invade tho state
Of Sonora. making their way south
along tho coast II possible towards
Mexico City TO Join i2miliano Iapata.
who dominates the southern revolu-
ton. Possessing seaport such as
Guayamas tho rebels declare they in
tend TO get ammunition from foreign
countries
I'VE are going TO try TO get Guaya-
mas frst." said colonel Pascual Orozco.
ST. father Of the rebel chief. tonight.
From there we can get ALI tho am
rnnnition We need We hope to buy
ammunition in commercial way from
firms in Japan. Germany and other
Countries
Costula Herrera. commissarv- general
Of the revolution. said arms were also
expected to be procured by boat from
points In the west coast Of the United
states General Pascual Orozco Jr.
VIII not reach hero until tomorrow
or Monday If he decides to come at
all DISPATCHES from Sause 100 miles
south OF here report General Orozco
to-day reviewing tho main part OF his
army there.
Junrez TO-DAY was formally declared
tho rebel capital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-07
NO MYSTERY IN ABSENCE
Attorney for Missing Publisher sn,s
lie IL in Germany

New York. July Ga report OF the
alleged mysterious d'sappearance OF
Chfisiiaua Luhnow. publisher OF Trust
Companies. magazine devoted to
banking interests. brought from Frank
Mckinney today the statement that
Mr. Luhnows decision TO leave the
city was known as arc his present
whereabouts. Mr. Mckinney Is OF the
law firm Of Coulter. Bond &. Mckinney.
and is the legal editor OF tho magazine
published by Mr.. Luhnow
Mr.. Luhnow left town on June ii %
said Mr.. Mckinney. The day be-
fore he had luncheon with M and
Informed me that nc was leaving on
n business trip lie requested mo to
take charge OF the July number lr
the magazine. a few days ago ne
sent letter to his ONCE al Is WI
liam Street II was postmarked Ber-
lin. and know he is now travelling
In Germany
Mrs. Luhnow Is in Denver or Rould
or. Col. with her son, who IS not
well, and for whom the climate ~
tho Vest was advised by his phys.-
clan. \ short time before he left FOR
Europe. Mr. Luhnow went to Colorado
ANA visited them
There Is no mystery he added lin
the absence % Mr.. Luhncw"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-07
TROOPS ARE IN CAMP
Regular Army life is Innugurnted in
Camp Pcttus.

AnnistOn. Ala. July 6.-Troops from
North and South Carolina and Tonnes
see arrived to-day to participate in
manocuvres at Camp Pettus Despite
n rain. which continued Internationally
throughout the day, tent pitching and
camp building was cotton we'll under
way.
Regular army life was inaueurated.
and tho first orders were issued by
Colonel Van Orsdale. who to-day as
sumed command of all the camps.
Throngs OF visitors mingled with the
troops to-day. and arrangements have
been made 10 convey large crowds to
the site tomorrow.
Indications are that the regular ma
noeuvres will be deferred until Mon
day. In order to allow ample time in
which to complete the equipment of
the camp.