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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22
Ehe White Squadron will Net Visit
Belfast.

Hon. S l.. Mlllken Lis BELL el,I4avorino
to have the White squadron, now al Bar
Harbpr, visit Belfast that Gur p-oplt might
have the privilege of Inspecting the new
warships. TIE following note from Mr. Mil
liken, with the accompanying telegram
show that his efforts have been tinavaill1ig
TO THE EDITOR OF THE JoURNAL: tn-
close despatch of Sec'y Herbert III tile navy
now at Bar Harbor on the Dolphin in reply
to my letter urging him 70 bring HE North
Atlantic Squadron to Belfast. | wrote twice
to the Assistant Sec'y, Mr.. McAdoo to the
commander Of the squadron at Bar Harbor
and to the Sec'y Of tile Navy, AZ soon as
learned where he was. | am informed that
the squadron will go from Bar Harbor to
Halifax and thence to Boston, so al To pre
clude its coming to Belfast. | would 20 to
Bar Harbor, bnt | conclude from the charac-
ter OF the Secy's despatch, which is in an
swer TO letter from me, nrgiug All the rea-
sons for coming here that it would he use
know that our people are anxious q have
the squadron come here and wish them tc
know that no effort has been spared to get
it here. Sincerely yours
s. IT, NIIIJkEN
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

FISH AND GAME. A distinguished fish
ing party tried for land locked salmon
and other fish Of rather more plebeian
order at Green lake Aug. 10th 1t con
sisted of Chief Justice Fuller, Sec. of War
Lamont, Lieut.. Gen. John NJ. Schotield
Chief Justice John A. Peters and Justice
Andrew p. Wiswell OF the Maine supreme
court. Hon. Frank Jones and Hon. Frank
Christie of Portsmouth, y. H., Senator
Eugene Hale and Dr. w NJ. Hanes OF
Ellsworth, W. II. Lawrence Of Sorrento
and Capt. Frank q. Arey Of Brewer The
party did not secure a very heavy catch
Of fish, but had one Of the finest times of
the >eason.....O. B. Whitten, commits
sioner Of the seashore fisheries, has EN-
gagged MI. j. 4. Church of Orr's Island
to collect samples of all kinds Of fish for
the New England Fair, They Will be pac-
ed il tanks especially prepared for this
purpose.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

Mr. Walter B. Kelley spent Sunday with
friends in Belfast.
Mr. and H. L. Shepherd of Rock port were
in Belfast Tuesday.
Arthur Slower Of Boston is spending A
short vacation in Belfast
Mrs. Adelbert Knight Went to Bangor
Tuesday to spend week.
Charles E. Knowlton went to Boston Mon
day afternoon for visit
Mrs Daniel O'Connell and children are
visiting relatives i'll Bangor
Mrs, " r. Howard went to York, Me-,
last Friday TO visit relatives
Mrs. Hattie Godfrey and child are visiting
her father Charles Pierce Of Monroe.
Miss Agnes NJ Spotford of Portland is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams.
Miss Lille r. Marshall il visiting her
friend Miss Hattie Clements, ID this city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. w. Butts VI PIoNi,l4.,.,
r. T., registered AT the Crosby Inn Monday.
MI and Mis-. Howard Murphy weut IL
Bangor Tuesday morning to attend the fair
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Thomas II. Robinson, a leading hay deal
VS. '' e''e i''N gre iio''se Moh-
w. y s,a,1a, rla.,-
Iand Il yisi.,ner wv a,. ,Iu-
bury.
Ohio arrived IN pa,fas+ Na'.,,.
vist
go sia'ei, "iss iiiiS
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Mrs A. Z. Paul Of Fort Fairfield was in
Town oNer sunday, the guest M Mr. and Mrs
Jalnes N. feaVey and Wlfe ana Miss Anna
FeaVey of Lowell, Mass, We're at Crosby
Inn, iast Saturday,
MI. aul Mrs. Nathan Fnlsnm IA A,ans+.
are expected TO arrive to-day to visit Mr.. f. -
brother, 81, Folsom.
Rev Elbridge Whiting. wste AND ,.|,jll IL
Mimneatuiis, Mimi. ate visiting Mrs w Il
brother, Samuel Adams
James Brooks Of Orrnglan ana Miss Mary
S Porter NJ Bangor wert4 4n.4.4 ty Mr. ai,a
MR.. Samuel Adams Iast uerL.
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AHtt~ or The WFtk.

AHN- ~ THE wEtk-
Hs The Law Count at
anted new trial to James
convicted Of the murder
5huen at Gorlam. The
ihe charge to tie jury on
e ease WAS not adequate on
aesti9ns Arising upon the
a Nes prejudicial 10 the rc-
fs flis ground alone the ver-
and 4 new trial granted.
@lnl WAS broken last week
"A. ilte Ashland bIaneh OF he
Nestpek, the fist sod WAS
bN Mrs Maly Knowles,
ha oldest resilient nE the
was tut 9ne lanlily Ill
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

lhe Mount Lebanon Shakers recently per-
formed great dec, OF charity, alti ough il
was not designed d charity, being moth
ing more nor less than an advertising
scheme IT however, resulted il good lust
the same They gave away 1000 bottles OF
their Digestive Cordial to those suffering
from stomach arrangements.
1t was SO effective in curing those who
used the remedy that they We're loud in
Their praises Of it and in consequence a large
demand for the cordial was at once created.
The druggists Of this town have little
books that tell all about it. Digestive Cor
qua creates an appetite, aids digestion and
brings about rapid increase in flesh and
strength.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

Eleanor r., widow Of George w DYER OF
this city, died Aug 10th at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. H J. Locke, aged 50 wears.
month and Is days Mrs Dyer had been
confined to her room for about "A year. but
death finally resulted from heart trouble
and was quite sudden. Her husband died
eight years ago, and one daughter Mrs ii !.
y Locke of Belfast, and three sons George
and William Il. of Portland and Alpheus
Dyer of this city, eight grand children
two great grand children, and two
brothers, Luther Ray Of Millhridge, Me-,
ana CAPT. Samuel NJ. Ray Of Chelsea, Mass,
survive her. Mrs Dyer was native of
Mllibrdge. Me- married there in 1881, and
CAME to Belfast about 1850 She was long a
member Of the Methodist Gnu ch and was a
Christian woman in every sense of tn word
Domestic IN her tastes, unassllning IN man
ner, she made friends Of All who knew her
and will be sincerely nollrned The funeral
VIII take place to-day, Thursday at 2 u. IN.
AZ ller lAte residence, 80 Spring street, Rev
S. l. Hanscom officiating.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

PolITIeAL POINTS. Gov Morrill, of
Kansas was in Boston Aug. 14th and was
seen by a reporter and asked if there was
any truth in the story that lie was looking
for the Republican nomination for the
Wee Presidency. The governor, who is a
large. tine looking man somewhat past
middle aye, sat back in his clail and smil-
cd "rhyry is not d word Of truth in it,. =
ne sa,i, II always come East about this
time of year 10 visit friends here and for
the benefit p1 my health. | was born
near Portland. Me was in Congress
eight Wears With Tom Reed, and he is 4
magnificent lnan-3 man AT giant intellect
would likr b sr him President. He is
ihe ealihre IN man fef the place. was
chairman "f the committee on invalid
rensvpS ln Congress- VI The lime when
Nlr. Reed was speaker uf the House. and
had Mt little to do with him. lie is a.
great man In evelS WAY.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

WASHINGTON WHIsrERINGs. The in
crease of the national debt under Presi-
dent Cleveland's S administration, as shown
by official records, is 500, rs, 7s4. That
means three dollars and a half for every
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

Mr- Myra 4 Gasweil. wl.o lied Aug. SIN
A lila residence of n \. Neal "a Congress
street., Was ,laughr4r " the late Capf
Saluei and Eliza Stou pf Union la cary
life SAM inarr4ad w 4 Caswel ana lnoNta
With lsim O. SesrsMont, where they lived
Until W years axe, when they moved 10
Massachusetts, returning ~ Maine after a
short residence tAtre. Two brothers survive
her KlHus Stone ui Union and Roscoe G.
stGIIt w Providence, Il. l., formerly Of Bel
fa-f She leaves q husband W. E. Caswen.
pt searSnt9nt ansi one daughter Miss An
susta Caswell. of Belfast She vas a faith
fnl and deTou1 Christian always having al
encouraging worei for every good work, and
comfort for those in affiiction. The funeral
was Held Aug. Sth, Rev 5, l.. Hanscon Of
felating The floral offerings were numer-
Gus and beautiful and included a basket
from the father and daughter, and offerings
from Mrs. c. H Hcwes, Miss Marion Wells.
Mrs. 4. Il. Conant Mrs w H. Wiggin
Mrs. Florence Fales, Dr j NJ. Fletch, +,
Mrs. Il. T. Curtis and Mrs. NJ. H. Heating.
The remains We're taken ID Morrill, for inter
ment.
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-
h#tsts NagMe Neeh piltpl,,t4 The entries
i9s tl0ttng .nd Pacing III Rgbt Park
darin9 The New England fam. August 21tb
tH ,iisf niNsed MnH4l-,l with 4lQ Aurse.
entero ssti thirteen slas>t y P.elatati0ns
ftl ~ & ga{g ais pinglessif!- q and efis ,,f tnu
best tNE#HiiitH~ iH Sits staIs i- @NHtWtt5l.
NIL; IN t'f-
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iiS ''e9 t"fNil N''NS ti4t' il l0. iA'lir
il@l'!,'h ii49 4oliiie9a 'lAA M4l- at-
'''' '''N i0'1i' e"l' iie Y la 7''''i slilltS
, ''il N s''i'l NJ I'M ll4+lti'l IN ENef
'n't 'Y'ti ~ "el'an 'Aq Ni-1i..t.+-A e"Nie-
* 'tit li''il Ney g. s'H t4'3s iii Nf4e a'.-
t'i1Rit 'iia' 2h,l''''ili 4 h"iitll "itA
F'''Aeiips' n"s peeil sAIele1s 7''9' wv,
. tiee l'ass from 5ilg sane lN MAI
81, 'l'VS H rs :" NJ All- naAlih" ''7-
'is Ni"N'ei was Pi3iliPN'S IePolteu
f o.oii'i''e - aolc ''Ae!teHieht ple-
the aecasun af the jubilee iu celebration
Of tllt. completion of rle 1ifti,rb yaar of
his reign. Which win occur ~ 1-.is I'M.
pesnr Francis .Insenb Gill nres..nt - tha
city of Vienna the Prater = mari, and for
est on the east side ot ME eify enmn,,is-
lii i.270 acres. which bas h.lnn~ed III
the crown since $50 TheI ~nited states
cruiser Marblebead has sailed from
(sravesend for Mersina. q seaport ,f Tar-
sus, Asia Minor, TO protect Americans at
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

BAR HAKn"K Me, Aug 20 1895.
10 Hon. SETH l.. MILLlKEN, BELFAST, MI
Regret exceedingly my inability comply with
your request. Fl. A. HFRBEKr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

LaxOl is tie name Of a palatable Castor
Oil. just the thing for children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-02
C,urss ana Pubic Omees.

In the case Of r. T. Dyer Va Trushen
p. Dyer an application Cor q writ of
garnishment was made yesterday to re-
cover $52s.7 20 due on q Judgment
The following judgments were rendered
IN the superior court yesterday: Peter
Hesser VS.. p. F. Morrow. James Hamal-
ton Lewis and Henry nfccurry. for plain
TIL. $in95: J. D. Lownian ct ux., for
plaintiff. $i,45o and for possession Of
premises:
Tho case Of Sarah w. Woodward, In
dividualIy. and a. executrix OF the estate
of Henry s. Woodward. deceased, VS..
Gustave Winehill ct al. was yesterday
dismissed without prejudice by Judge os-
born.
An order for the sale of real estate
was yesterday signed by Judge Langley
In the matter OF the estate Of Hattie
Foos.
A decree os distribution of.~the estate
of Andrew az. Shobiad was made yester-
day. Half the property goes to Helen
l.. Shoblad and the other half Is divided
between the four children.
]. J. Smith. George Puiver and J.. r.
Cooper were appointed appraisers OF the
estate of Lilly Amery, deceased. BY Judge
Langley yesterday.
Judge Langley yesterday made an or
der waving appraisement of the estate
OF David e. Long. which consisted en-
tireIy Of $50 cash.
Conway and Retta AZ. Thompson wers
yesterday permitted to adopt Eva Flint.
a S-year-old child. The mother OF the
child is dead and the father. Edward G.
Flint. is willing that she should be
adopted.
The win OF the late Carl Holzschuher
was yesterday admitted to probate. To
his children. Mrs. Berta Crivelli. Mrs.
Theresa Swerdfeiger and Alfred r. Holy
schuher he gives 81 each, to his wife.
Jennie Holschuher. all his property and
che Is appointed executrix. The viii =
dated August 2. 1898.
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20 Yukon Nlnes~
Steamer AEnxtcc Capt. Carroll, arrived
frum Aaoska yesterday morning. and
hruughT down . large budget 81 interest
Ing news. The steamer ALSO brought
down sxxnlI lot Of frefgfx ard q few
passengers. She wsla make no more trips
70 Alaska this season, anal on her arri-
val a. San Francisco VIII be tired up. On
tho 3uxsa "trip she met the Gay cf To-
peka. which lns been put in the ran reg
ui&rly. az wrangsl. and transferred
crcus. the regular crew going on thu
Torseka and shs extra crew bringing the
Aaxlco back.
Judge warren Truxs was = passenger
on the boat. ana viii probably remain IN
xhs city several days. II. McCauaey.
ofsd OF the party who have been sur
veying tia hounssary tine between Canada
and Alaska; Frank Clancy. and EDWARD
Hoiaaz. wao has been mining on the
Yukon for several years. were also pas
ssngers. Reports wcre brought down
thai the hallest fishixsg season 10 begin
ming well. and several guod catches have
alzeaiy been made. A trail win prob
ably be made soon by the Canadian gov
ers1men< from raku inlct. about fifteen
miles south Of Juneau City. to the head
OF the Yukon river. Miners throughout
Alaska are very much e!atesi over ths
prospect Of the road being built.
The residents Of Juneau and vicinity
ara much e1ercased over the present rate
war that IL beng wAged between thu Pa
cific Coast Steamship Company and the
Chilioat. and are fearful that 1t win be
ths means Of bringing = large number
OF worthless fellows % that country. who
VIII become . BURDEN upon the cDumn-
nity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-02
CHARITIES sUREAu nE1rlxc.
Annual Election on Tuesaay-Ths Goe<
work Fer tho Poor.


Next Tuesday evening at the Chamber
OF Commerce the Bureau of Associated
Charities will hold its annual meeting for
election OF officers. The board OF directors
Is composed OF. nine members elected at
this meeting. and a large number OF ex-
officio members from among the city off,
c.ais and churches. A president. secre-
tary and treasurer win also be elected.
Tho work OF the Associated Charities in
providing means OF inter-communiea
ton between all charities. public and fra
ternal and In investigating cases OF re-
lief. together with furnishing temporary
assistance and the lesson OF seif-heip. Ia
one that eomnaends the system to all peo-
PIE irrespective OF creed. There is great
need at this particular time OF sustain
Ing this scientific method or charity. The
county commissioners are almost over
wheined with applicants for aid. ana any
number OF friendly visitors under the d.
rection OF the bureau could be OF the
greatest help during the winter months.
The meeting next Tuesday night should
be attended by all benevolent persons
and ways and means discussed for tlsing
over the present emergency. II Is essen
tlal to the maintenance of the organiza-
sion that the annual meeting should be
the occasion OF a distinct manifestation
OF interest on tbs part OF the people OF
Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-02

At the cfvfi service examination held
at Port Townsend last Wednesday tire
following question In arithmetic IL said
60 have been propounaed % the appls-
Giants for the position OF deputy collector
OF customs: A siwast and his kIoosch-
man killed bear near Sausm- A ranener
made a decker with them for brsIfn n, so
much per pound. They had no scales,
but. knowing their own weights, the
ktootchmsn 100 pounds and the sswasss
80. they placed q etick Of timber across
log SO that It balanced with one sfwasn
on each end They swappcd seats. ard.
the kicctchrnan taking tho bear "a her
lap. tie stick OF timber again bafaroest
What was the weight Of the b@ary
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and that she kw Erqukrtnx the panresnent
fhsrcun OF tEsitiaas. - ven IS c<6cia1
ssazup~ = Aec<ory mer~ly b the absence
q fraud.
ssSecond-IEas ne f3s bslices 70 case
ard counted under class c ana nfteen
baisofs counted whzever shs ei<cscr had
marked disferent groups Of candidates on
two or rnore tsckess-coasasnzng the same
list 81 candidates. 10 be legal ballots and
thai the same were not placed THEREOF
~ . dissingu ishing mark
.nrd-Ihat thu said Aaron r. Van
do yAntsr Is elected to the ONCE of sheriff
OF King county. Washington. for = term
OF ofllce next ensuing AFTER the election
OF November 8. 1894. accordingly direct
5u<asnent Tor the coatestee. A. 7. Van
de vanser. and confirm HIS election ana
that h recover his costs herein.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-02
TnE MYSTIC GETS DAMAexa.
Awarded $500 For Being Sunk by
the state OF Washsnrson

In The United States court Yesterday
Judge Hauforf awarded the esIr Mv~rsc
Iso damages against the steamer state
on washington. being result OF the col
s=sasa IN which the Mystic was sunk about
two years ago.
II was generally bcaeveI that the coI-
lisson was largely due to carsiessnesss on
the part % the rnasser az the Mystic, but
Judge HanSori decided that, while both
captains were In a measure at fault. the
aec2sfert was largsly The fault OF the Of
hosrs Of the State Of Washington. II ss
Understood that the owners OF the latter
steamer VIII appeal
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New sasss N ed.

NSW sutSs II sd
The following new suits were n,ed d
the superior courfsyestsrday:
Catherine A. Hood vs. Thomas Hood:
divorce. failure 10 provide.
Hans j. Johanesen Va. Malthea Johane-
sen; divorce. abandonment
Peter Hesser vs.. p, r. Morrow. James
Hamilton Lewis and Henry McCurry.
$is5.5o on promissory note.
New England Mortgage Security Com
pany VS.. Virginia Russell. Charles Is.
Russell, W. c. Weeks. A. Forbes and
Cyrus Walker; to recover ss,2So with IN
terest. etc. and 70 soreciose q mortgage.
Julia Connerton vs.. William coanerton;
divorce.
s. Farusworth W.. William Evans and
Edward Blewett: to recover $4,000. SEA
attorneys tees and to foreclose . mort
gage.
Charles A. Hammond " =. Hammond:
divorce.
David and Sarah Edmonds Va. Rec p.
Daniels and wife: to recover $e7s due on
promissory note.
Mrs. ~. l. Ballard VI. AdoIpnus e.
Hanser and wife: to recover 5000 on
prousissory note.
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cHnosro DISEASE. a SPECIALLY
New rre.tmen. for Lang Dissases.

DIR. E. G. Johnson makes . speciality OF
ali Nervous. Chronic and Special Dis
eases. Including Dyspepsia, Rheumatism.
ali Diseases OF the Liver. Ksdneys. Skin
and Blood, Genato- Urinary and Rectal
Diseases and all Ailments arising from
q Weakened Nervous system. As AT
adjunct 10 the nosf improved methods Of
rnedIcatlon sn ssach cases DIR. johnson has
the Hoffman Van Hozften E5ectro-Ther-
apessfse Cabinet which <rzsAyaeS him to
give relief IN cases that coszid not % re-
fieged by other means.
As an accessory sn treating Consssrnx-
ton and other Lung Diseases, ne ID
equipped with the Improved PneumAtic
Cabinet This usacaantca1 device ex-
pands ire lungs, increases tha brsnxhinx
cspsSssy. shorourhiy aeraies the blood.
improves nutrition, and by tts uss rem
e6fss can be applied 20 every portion o<
the lungs. It Stops the cossgh. aslays
fever. relieves pain ard lessons tbs fire.
aaetscy q the pulse ard resparation~L II
Is a Strictly scientific Rppxrusstass ard
assssres TO the patient greater benefits
than can otherwise be obtained
Once. SchesJeFnsan hsock Cherry street
near Front Seattle. Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-02
LAW OF ELECTION CoNrEsr.
y adgs langley singns Hfs Ccncf uascr.
--kesdv for the Appeal.

Judge Langley yesterday signed the
findings OF fact and Conclusions o. law
Ia the cosateses esecrsoa case az William
II. Aoyer ~. A. T. Van de yansnr for
shsri1. wlasch M ceczds5 on January Z.
II Is prce@tsse shax Moser VIE aspea. Il,
sha sGE~rse conyt. fsa IRE fsrsssnrs OF
fast Judge Lacgisy describes hssw tie
names OF tic canssksases for sAsrsr wrra
placed On Ire official taisce, and rszszess
sfse facts a. already pebslsAsa. Tho con-
cissscxs CT lay are.
ksrst-I coxcaGxte tAa. al Ira votes or
ballots IN said Franklsn. Hu2xAson ara
Novelty precanstsI ard che osh~r s~yvuty-
two ballots oass gcserzzsy In the cnxsuxy
WHEREIN there Was ksck CO snssiaAs %
TIE efncers ~ sasrtaon, To be legal votes,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-02
water WORK. Co..r.ss Let :. s...si

A contract has jnss been closed BY
Charles Powers. OF this city. to ccn-
sirucs water works for the town of
Athena, Or. at q cost OF about 81. eoe-
for whach be has sold bonds IN the East.
The water VIII be obtained from wells,
from which II win be pspet into . reser-
vosr, as an elevation OF about 10 feet
above the town. and mains viii carry It
down into the streets.