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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

and Lucy Lee, and III less time than II
takes to writo it they had likewise en-
tered the holy estate of matrimony.
Pete and his boss, it seemed, had plan
ned double runaw ly. The happenings
of the evening only precipitated tho
crisis.
Aunt Charlotte and Mrs. Lee in time
became reconciled to their sons-in-law,
but the church meeting has never yet
ventured upon another queen Of Christ
mas.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

Mr.. Pasco as king-and she lated him
so! If only she might choose Pete! But
he would not be in the line Aunt
Charlotte had managed to have him left
out. After he put her in the chair he
sat down Oh the pulpit floor back of it,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
women onicers Reelected.

The Woman's Benevolent association
Of Kansas City, Kan, elected officers al
its recent meeting. Without an ex.
ception the old officers were reelected.
Here they are: Mrs Phoebe A. Eager,
president; Mrs E. ]. Harris, vice pres
ident; Mrs. W. H. Ryus,, secretary, and
Mrs. J. G. Martin, treasurer. The soci-
ETY. is over 30 years old.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

The first Christmas carol, as Milton
and Jeremy Taylor have said, was sung
by the angels on the plainsof sBethle-
hem. This custom has prevailed in most
Christian countries and perpetuated
in England and on the continent. Gala
brian minstrels still leave their noun
tains during the last days preceding
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

The amount of fatty matter or oil i'll
maize is far greater than in wheat. In
the latter oil composes about per cent;
in the former, from to 10.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-29

Tile Sllnerintentting School Committee
held adjourned meetings At The Common
Council room Monday afternoon and Tues
day evening ami made considerable progress
towarts getting into WORKING orler, The
committee on rules and regulations renort-
ed partially and were granted further time.
50 iuueA VI their report AZ related to Tile
practical workings OF the board was adopt-
e,l including tine of meetings. th.s duties of
Standing eenlnittees, etc. Tht Regular nleet-
nles are. to b., held tlIe last Monday .f each
montA at .a0 u'elDdk Il. III. The standing
tculnitt4e~ are vi loiiuws
ON text looks. school appliances anl
.eur.e III sfl,dT. uaN4s Perkins Ell.
Wv. exa,,.i1,.,fio, s,a,l ..rtitiration of,.aeA-
.rs pirra,.r Na,ri.4, Rro,vn
s,..., .-+,,,. IN, .,,.,..,.,.v...+
,..l.+4r ys,,., r,aI-i,, tr.
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Prosperity Of Maine.

MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
The Maine State Board of Trade mel IN
Portland, March 10Th al > y. IN. with repre-
stntatiNts present from nearly all the local
boards III the State President Lorl pf Ban
gor was III tie chair Secretary NJ. \ Rich
presented his semi-annual report. Mr.. Rich
says that factories pay best where good IA
Dor is to be had, where water is abundant
and where transportation rates are low au,t
living clean All these conditions prevail
in Maine. 1t has 800 miles of railroad, and
III AroOstook $4,000 worth ut new build
ings are planned for tins year. The demand
for seashure property is Increasing. TIE.
State S railroads carried 154 On0 more l,asst :
gers than last year and lO0,0uU more tons of
freight Tine gross earnings Of railroads
We're SlMD,tWn more than last wear. Follow
ing tht report Col. A S. Bangs Of Augusta
spoke ~ the water powers Of Maine; Col. Z.
f. Bo"thhy Of Port land spoke Of tile Maine
Summer resort business. and Dr. +. Nj.
INltchell of the agricultural societies. AT
nignt a banquet was held at the prel 4
House. a reception MAS held from ~ >
O'Clock. and then the banquet was served.
Al thu tables 2W covers were ls,id Presi-
dent +. l.. WinSow Of the Portland Koar,i
ri Trade .alir, Ting company ID pr,ltr and
matte hlic opening rt marks. Iilen follow
sd short Speeches from Gov. Henry +.
, leaves, Collector r. n. D,w, eN-MaNni II.
=. Mti, her, lfoi litntN l.u1G vi Bangor,
iion. G. +. Adam, Of Massachusetts, i'4esi-
dent SWimg nj New Hampshire, Hon tret.-
eHick lt"hlc. President Pearl N Jitt Bang i
Hoard ai rasit. Pre sGcit Nea4lN OF tlie
IL iSten Board nf TRADE, eA-M;iy y9r Br;ist-
lsirN 81 SarN. IuI. A :. lang~ President 1T
tir Augusta Board ST Trade. President Sl!,-
icy al THE Belfast Board ii lral' and i'lesi-
'ienr Foster ui the Nateryile ;uaiG II
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claim, which grew out of violated nitrate
contracts, was specially barred BY the
treaty creating the commission. Presi-
dent Cleveland is reported to favor the es-
tablshmeDt of a naval station at Pearl
harbor. Such action would be equivalent
to the declaration of protectorate over
the Hawaiian island. N. Secretary Carlisle
has sent to the Senate the report Of the
investigation Of the administration of Ap-
praiser Dodge at Boston. The principal
charge was that Dodge was employing
his Office in political work The charges
We're not sustained, although there is said
to have been some loose management. ....
The House spent several hours Thursday
in tlibustering. Mr. Livingstone insisted
that the speaker should compel Mr. Reed
to vote, being present. The speaker said
there was no rule hv which this could he
doue, "A petition signed by several
thousand New England business men,
against the passage of the Wilson bill. has
been presented to the Senate But this is
4 tariff BY the South for the SOUTH New
England is not in it. .... 'rhe secret Service
81 the treasury department has discovered
that there are tMp new counterfeit COVER
menI bins IN circulation. Cine i tbe two
dollar treasury note and the other is the
tau aplial silver vrltiicate I'l.!s Is ths
iiisI counterfeit ever found OF the TWO
dollar treasury nnte.... 1t is stated that
Letters recalling Hawaiian Minister Thurs
TIM ale on their way to Washinyton His
presence is said to Ne desired to assist the
provincial administration in establishing z
permanent republican government .....
The menuu,l tariff bill contains i pro-
vision to tax the earnings OF the + 'or in
vested in building associations Tue Dc
partinent Of Labor recently estimated that
there were $50 building associations in
the United States, represented IN thirty
or more States The number Of share
holders vas estimated to be ,6oo. 4.Jsi,
and the net assets S496. 92S l05 which
would represent savings Of about $500 for
each Shareholder And according to the
income tax proposition, as amended in
the Senate. these thrifty people, whose
incomes are 50 small that. in a series of
Years, they can save only $500 apiece, are
q be taxed because 1T their proviacnce...
The recent announcement that the Presi-
dent would ask that $3.50, 600 be appropri-
atcd for q naval station in Pearl llarbor,
Hawaiian Islands, is tullN confirmed by
the statement of one of the highest Oii
cials If the government that Asnllral
Walker GOES To Honolulu for ~ other
purpose than to establish a naval station
OF the United states and provide against
any possible attempt by 4 foreign power
t0 secure influence in the affairs Of the
government there. e.... The House discuss
Cd appropriation bills Friday and then
was obliged to adjourn on account Of A
lack of quorum. M The new Chinese con-
Eention negotiated " Secretary Gresham
and Minister Wang l}l. is receiving vi@or-
.;.;1 bn
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Concerning Local Industries,

Mrs. Marvillda Back viii superintend the
knitting business uf tile iate q. n. War,i-
Mell 1T Sandy Point.
W 4 Howard, marble dstler, lately fiu-
Cal.sb Lamb, q bp trd III EAST Sears
ilpit cemetery. Il N iih~ lliat- NJ yvorE
Hutehns5s Bres are making lnr sal- Y
handsome monument Of oak ILL. granite,
wsrl c.tp anl polished cplHnn- II win Stand
~ feet lsigli. Thty haNe iately fnsli-d twin
tablets Of granite fer Mr. and Mrs. James
oeo,lale of HGic Fsport-
Tile Belfast Machine X Foundry %. Have
shipped during the past week to the Syenite
Granite ~. Nj Midtllebrook, NV, two Hans
counterpoise granite polishers. They are
having a good run of jnh work and are at
work on more polishcrs ana IItge SAW lnlls.
W NJ. Ersknc, harness lnan,lfa, tilrer,
finds plenty ot work despite tile hard times,
and this is no doubt due to tile fact that his
harnesses give the best Of satisfaction. He
has Just finished his fifth Set uf double work
harnesses made within two years for y Q.
Lamb of West Troy.
The French Brothers lnckery at Sandy
POINT is We'll started in for a good season s
work. a of their inrlbators, IL in number,
ar filled with eggs They lave i hatch
about every other day They have hatched
about 800 young ducks. M 8. Richards, the
superintendent, and lis assistant, b. q.
Blanchard, are we'll qualified for their work
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-29

WArHIN~fvN Nlti~HNeiNes- N 4luat
naaIin4 Was Acia h,rt Malcli 4Oth to 'lp
Ii mon L. Neal bow birthday. SiN
Thousand were in Convention hAll. 'l'lle
M8edN and ~tnkvy CHORUS furnished
miiSic. congressman pineicY spoke for
Maine. Letters were read from Me>srs.
l}oMFelle and Miliken. senator FIVE Was
unable To be present. 4 telegram II con
graduation WAS srnt..... Hon Lorenzo y.
Nj. Sweat. who served 4 term IN Congress
rs I. representative for Maine during the
war, has lately been enjoying Il visit to
WaShington He is now - years oi age
and still enjoys travelling, and there is
scarcely a spot on the habiable globe
that he and Mrs. Sweat. vino is his con
stant companion in his iourneyings, have
not visited. J.. Formal orders we've issued
by the secretary Of the navy. Thursday,
directing Rear Admiral Andrew +. Il.
Benham to be placed on the ietired list,
April IL and Rear Admiral John Irwin,
April -. These officers will reach the
age Of 80 years on those dates. The
Chlian claims commission March 22t re-
ected one Of the largest claims put for
ward by the American side when ii slls-
tanned a motion to dismiss the Grace
eases, amounting TO ~. go. 600. The
reason assigned was that us the claimants
have been shown to have given aid and
comfort to Peru during the last war, the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-29

TIE Easter lily is beautiful flower and
the fragrance of it's blossoms will fill room,
but one Of these lovely plants cast a gloom
over a Belfast household, that was 90 dense
and 50 depressing that the fragrance of the
lilies was not perceptible for forty-eight
hours. young man, accompanied Nv his
wife, came out of a Main street store carry
ing in his arms pot in which was growing
an Easter lily. 1t was a tall slim lin. and
looked like school girl who studies too
hard and doesn't wear corsets II leaned
gracefully against a stick that was stuck
INTO the pot to support IT, The day was
windy, one VI those rough ugly winds he-
void OF politeness that would as soon blow
Ntt A ladN's bonnet whisk paper between
\ horses legs. and AZ fhe Young man s-eppel
from the store door to the sidewalk a gust
M Mind struck the lily and doubled it lp
hkr 10y With tile cole The voung n,an
stepped hastily back into the doorway out
nf Ele arauglit and considered tile sitilaton
Placing tile pot under his right arm, with
the stalk of the lily standing out at an angle
M Az degrees, he gently grasreI ti~ plant
W way 'ii1''tt "S ~ Ntlt, W tltl MS itll Hdnt,
IN either words lie held it inst as Il banjo
player holds his banjo, ana again sslied eut
onto tile Sidewalk. The wind blt.w and
twisted and tUlned, but the yotng man was
master " the sitAariun, and marched up
Main street ana turned dnwn ClatrclI street.
watching the eddicS ot the wind and trim
ming his sail 81 tn meet them. Just IA he
wind from High street, il an unguarded mo
lnent caught him, and before lie Had time to
put his wheel hard down, his new three dol
lar Easter Hat taken off His head and
spinning through The ain, cutting Off With
its brim in it, flight the largest and finest
blossom from thr liy, it landed finally on
its edge in the soft mud in the street. where
fer few mon ents it frolicked and played,
lying down ana rolling over, and filling its
beautifully silk-lned insides full of the soft
juicy liquid with which our streets are 50
lavishly filled at this season Of tlit Year,
until at last, tired Of the sport, it rolled over
and over, and then Went up and laid down
On the common to rest and get its breath.
Without a word of comment and with COM
mendahe sacacity, the wife found 4 tross-
ing and recovered the hat and empJed ont
What mud She could from it, and holding it
ont ut arms length AS one does when taking
up a contribution She fell into the rear Of
the procession and followed her husband
MILO bare headed and chork full vt feelings
ana words ana thoughts which he aid not
express, With hair tossed to and fru l,y tile
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tghe Eoekland Opinion, tht Democratic W.
SAN NJ knoN county, strongly #dvorates the
apl"intnlvnt VI Gpl ~. n FogIrr " that
eIty t. the vacancy ON the supreme Bench.
plts Politics aside an'l SAYS il ~ desirable
for reasons well understood IN thv Itgal fla
ternity, that Justice Of the court should
AZ located in that vicinity. It continues
And o'lr people, of All parties ann profess
SONS, are uuanl,nous i'll asking for the ;iIp-
puintlent Of Hon. W. H. Foger Of THIS
cits Co!- Fugler il admirably equipped for
the place, and Wpuld he an able and itlst
lndge And this is all the Democrats want.
There IS not one Of them who know him
Who would Not feel certain nt jltst u.-
clslun III ease iii which politics We're III
volved as from pne of our own party. We
hope the Governor viii see | il way clear tu
appoint Col Fogler.
This tribute to Col, Foger from roliti
All opponent is very gratifying " the
Col"nel's many Belfast friends.
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The Belfast Schools.

The school committee has received ana
tabulated the reports of the teachers of the
various district schools for the past year,
with the exception Of two districts for which
the registers for the winter term have not
been handed in. Following are the returns
SO far as they relate to attendance and length
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-29
Populists Tut not Populous.

PEOPLES PARTY CONVENTION IN AUGUSTA.
The State convention of the PDpulists or
Peoples Party was held at Augusta March
"a. The attendance was small All tile
Populists present We're admitted without
credentials. ~. a. Beaton OF Rockland
was elected chairman. The State committee
was elected as follows: j. +. Ash, Auburn
NJ H. Jewett, Portland +. III. Ridley, Jav
Henry Belts, Ellsworth A. w Bcvntnn
Augusta; a. /. Young, Camden; G. w.
Bickford, Dresden MILLS; Jno White, I.e-
want; Willard Lord, Abbott Village .Jno
NJ. Jordan, Richmond; Andrew f. CLARK
Belfast
Ibe committee on resolutions reported
platform declaring that tElt present ,tepres-
sion ls dle to ack ol circulating medirm
The platform fstvors silver coinage az a ratio
ot lN 70 4, 70 he supplemental Il ly legal ten
der paper money till th- Slnr t,,tal IL tIe cir-
coiat'on i equal e 80 TT capita anl tie
lssne thereafter NJ be regulated ~ thA hrl-
fean III statistics. 1t asp fAvurs suyern-
lientsll control Of railroads. tcletltoIte, and
telrgraphs, alsu THAT Congress prohibit un-
desirable immigration, tuact j -ooA .ncolne
tax, provide for arbitration between EN-
ploNer ana emploNe with nNwer to enforce
tie decision ot the arbitrators, and tiat the
Maine legislature provide system "a State
insurance for farm property, aso 4 listing
system of taxation.
An exciting discussion arest ov4r tha sil-
WY question, hat motion VI NM Bat.-
man the dispute was settled bv adding
to The platform the following Nv We hereby
by the Omaha conventions.
A resolution,otfered by Nh Smart Of swan
vile 'tlat the drunkard factories ot tile
State are nuisance and we should use all
honorable and legal means for their suppress
sion,' was adopted unanimously.
Luther G. Bateman of Searsmont was
nominated for Governor, ana reluctantly ae-
cepted- campaign fund Of $50 was sub
scribed.
~. p Clark Of Belfast offered tie follow
ing, which was passed without a dissenting
voice:
Whereas, the Young men connected With
our colleges and common schools are being
taught in the arts uf war, and, in some IN
stances, w officers Of the lfnIted States army
and said officers are pad for their services
by the government, and our State becoming
an armed enrampment in time of peace,
Resolved, That we demand to know bv
whose authority and for what reasons Off
GERS Of the United States army are teachin :
tflr young men of this STATE and nation tl.-
arts of war.
Resolved, That we specially Condemn these.
warlike movements.
ltpS6lNtt, HAT Mt- tltn:tNt. from OOr rpttre-
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Secret Societies.

The regular meeting at Primrose Assen-
hil, Na. .6, II. wv, wil nr l~sirarpa int tue
iirst Tuesday il Apr
". n. 81. ,Iuhmot Portland ,ireat >acHrn
VI tnr Improved or.l4r NJ l;ra MnA. wlil es-
il rairatint rrb,. II Belfast Apri. 81 re
wil h~ accompanied Dy tIhieis pf i4~ rwn
1rhe all,l wth tHtn aisl exemrMtt rhe ae-
gree wor
TA- uii4,.rs Nv EritpSi nivisGaA. H iS
vt r. trp IN correspondence "atu tN' tpl4e
M iittstied in Relation tn -iNIn9 Az eNhih-
tivii ,lrlll thert souii if roAnrrtipr witN HI
+. entertainment.
Palestine Gommanlery, Knights rein,iar,
held special convoration At their Asylum
last evening and worked IN the Order ui the
Red Cross. Right Eminent Horace III. Bur
bank, Grand Comnander, ana suite, made
an official visitation. a banquet was served
The officers of Belfast Division u. Il * .
of r., We're installed at Castle Hail. Monday
evening, March 9th, hy Col. H. W. Stewart
officers Captain, Francis Ii. Welch Lieu
tenant, WIN. A. kimball, Herald, Fred Pat
terson Guard, WIN. NJ. Welch Sentinel
W. II. Clifford Recorder, n j Pottle ;
Treasurer, Frank G. Mixer. The degree
was worked on three candidates. After the
meeting banquet was given at the Revere
House W Col. Stewart and invited guests
1t was prepared and served in landlord
Jones best style.
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An bEllE. NE gplu proNUctl9n IA Mon
tana during January and February and
thus fan III March has been double that Of
last xear. ann the prospects arc that the
production tor the entire yeal viii rnole
liam double that in lss'3 T There is
eynry reason to believe that Major f. A.
Btlke, dtfautin. cX->tatc treasurer of
Louisiana, who has been fugitive in
Honduras for the vast sin wears, Will
soon ~ brought HACK u New orleans to
account for the millions Of dollars which
he embezzlcd from the >tatc by Ills gigan-
till fraud>....A "A terrible northeast -ale Wish
lied Newfoundland Mar. 10Th eausing
immense damage. The whole coast 0t
Conception bay WAS swept bN the Storm
and IN my villages were dcNaStateoi.. Nh
Gladstone has addressed 4 letter n the
cleetog~ oi Nidlotllal in Which hc insists
That justice must lie done to Ireland. he
j. afflicted WItl a cataract nu each eNe-..,
ise n4M la-inell 9in, fl4e largest eNef
i44lt w faa nie, states. was teSteG at
im5an Head and demonstrated to be
SM#Na+ ihe -u3l Mei-A~ M tNMs thc
@iAs> -.4lAly iGun Wiiel n tst- iu fals.
atpl the arli14p upln Which ii Is mount
s 45 aMs. ~lNFu@ tnW ro@sis prevail
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u#s pi ti4e iisef flesrns tAe a,pealaucp
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-29

With this weeks issue the Portland Tran
script completes its 9th volume. For more
than half century it has been welcome
visitor to Maine homes.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-29

AilHr Al s WA FEH Maran ra.a5,
iiItd 5.i N'a ln .Ai~ 1la.4sn dt.trnsati0n
Af l'ioNideiatt, Vacancy -a4 hei iuado iH 4
home that eieAnot b'-iilie'i d Atls hani ! IVY
rett "A trNe Nlfr ana ~Avrn afli,Ig~f. IN 4
Devoted mVThcf Tha rt4ilien stT+, Mr tF
5 Forbes AID Mrs Fred II lards Of Boston
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