The Republican journal., 1900-09-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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one of them belonging to W. T. Johnson
and the other TO +. j. Wecketfer. James
f. Black of Boston has also sent to
Bangor seven caribou heads from New
foundland to be mounted. The late
Arthur Sewall of Bath insured in the
Equitable Life Assurance Society III
1881 for fifty thousand dollars under the
fifteen year endowment plan. Had Mr..
Sewall survived two years longer this
amount would have been paid to him
personally. ...Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon
was the guest of MI and Mrs. Randall
j. Holmes at PASSPORT during the
Christian Endeavor convention Just
held there Mr. Holmes is one of East
ports most prominent business men,
being one OF the leaders of the great
sardine combine....H Hon. William 7.
FRYE and Postmaster General Smith
We're the guests of Dr.. John F. Hill in
Augusta September 9TH. Dr. Hill
took them III his private carriage. drlv-
ing them oyerto Togus and about town.
They departed on the noon train west.
.....Col. A. c. DrinhWater, Hon. NJ. NJ.
Cunnif. Col. Charles D. Lewis, Hon.
William ;. McNary and Z. j. DAILY of
the Massachusetts Democratic State
committee attended the funeral of
Arthur Sewall. Democratic candidate
for vice president four Years ago. at
Bath. sept. Sth.Mr Walter c. Emer-
son is the golf champion OF the state Of
Maine for The present year. He won
his title by deieatinC W. {. Eaton inthe
finals by the score OF up and ) to play.
m The schoC ner VIM. {. Carnegie sailed
from Baltimore sept. eth for Portland
with a cargo of t. j46 tons of coal. This
is the largest cargo of coal ever loaded
by coastNise vessel. and the arrival
OF the schooner at Portland will be
awaited with interest. The Carnegie
is a new schooner launched at Bath d
few weeks ago and this is her maiden
trip. In the | nlted states District Court
at Portland. sept. :. the firm of W oodbury
n Moulton was granted discharge III
bankruptcy from all their debts. the
discharge being made in due form as
announced by Judge Webb few days
ago..The Maine State fair at Lewiston
was very largely attended and was
favored with fine weather. Officers of
the State Fair association were elected
as follows: President Isaiah Pompilly
of Auburn: secretary. George H. Clarke,
North Arson: treasurer, F. e. Eveleth,
Auburn: trustees, John 5. Head of
Portland, A. J. Libby of Gardiner A.
W Gilman of Foxcroft and L. c.
Morse of Liberty The BURBERRY fac
tories in Washington county have closed
for the season !. \. Coffin of Machias,
at his Columbia Falls factory, put up
24o0Du cans. !. Logic Il Co. of Column
bia Falls about the same. The new
factory Of Lawrence Bros at Jones'
horo. 10000 cans The entire pack is
about an average. Augusta is again on
the theatrical circuit and will not be
skipped bv any of the big shows that
come 10 Maine. The new Opera House
: lloW Open for business. and it is beau
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IN BRIEF. \ TELEGRAM from from
ose. Norway. reports the return of the
Duke of Atrlzzzi and his Arctic expe-
Gition. He reached piohty-six degrees
thirtv-three minutes north latitude,
Thus penetrating farther north than
Nansen did. The Pittsbllro and Balti-
more Coal Co. has received am order
for -. ouu toms of coal to be sent to Eng
land via Baltimore. This is the first
large order the company has received
for pyport and is the beginning of an
active crusade in foreign markets
The weather bureaus announcement
that the late month of AUGUST was the
hottest ON record accords With the non