The Republican journal., 1901-02-14
ne NEWS OF BELFAST.
.od at this office.

lp'D' III to see the laughable Old Maids
Dop i ~, at the Opera House tonight.
~ .;rg lists are posted in the usual
Ihs ,g ganaratory to the spring election.
sFST ,,orsh has filled his ice houses and
v buying eggs for storage about
lF' Dark Of Searsport put steel ceiling
Z D. Tounty Treasurer's Office in the
' 5suss he first of the week
~ ,,rpt, commissioners held an adj
lD' .srn Tuesday, and attended to a
'iIs' '-ters OF routine business.
,fa.kie's troupe, which was booked
y ,rimes Cellar Door in Belfast Opera
FF'' ,..t Thursday evening, was unable to
5as nj, account of the storm, and the
4 w. cancelled. The play will be given
II aeH ,
orchestra, has been formed in
-, ami made its first appearance at a
belfast Opera House Saturday
The members are well-known
han. If the Belfast Band.
-.,r GETS 100000 FOR A LIBRARY.
Emerson, presid mt of the c. F.
..op nmber company of Dixon, ILL.,, is
,gad years. He bequeaths $780,
.b4 town If Castine, Maine, for IL
and $4,000 to Dixon lodge of Odd
,@p. l,r the erection of a hall.
.b,,rb4r writes from a Maine city ::
e.n.-J md subscription for another
rmald not keep house without The
.,s expect treat everytime it
u. 5rjam seldom disappointed. May it
ra,1 prosperity in the years to
m..1sr ha, ever done in the past is the
.sr. - st If a Belfast girl of We olden
ri Mo- Dramatic Club has arranged
--.r- .-} Eirginian Romance in the
r,. paa In Pittsfeld, under the
-. l ilneer Lodge, X. of P, Feb.
H-d, under the auspices of
...s.. ...'-s. |. O. o. F., Feb. Goth; and
,,..e -aI uuder the auspices of Oosoola
nn.... "a s. T., Feb. 18th.
.aaa sa1 men of this city have been
,rsr.- Hel hat the thirty fifth national
g.n1a "a The Grand Army of the Re
-.r H- held in Cleveland, O., opening
y. ,gr ttinuing through the week.
n. -.al pu-ot was originally scheduled
.a- HELL W Denver, Col, and the change
4,npI- .Gough failure to secure railroad
s, satisfactory to the members of the
r-rne- man in this city has received
--us;. benefit from athletic exercises,
r. -l1nubt as to whether it is an I'M
-1-l 1.-s .- After few weeks practice
II. -a- lua b-bellS and Indian clubs and
..l- ts- .u5 trapeze he became so robust
HAT biz De0 iress suit lost it's immaculate
b 4l - doe,u't dare to get another just
lr W ie5 that the developing process
h r-H4- llIt as useless as the other.
5ors-r, Of Belfast will assemble for
irs4, convention in We Big Town Halle on
h alu- of Thursday, We 18th day of
auGg III We year 1901. n. S. Prof
Ns-v-r ye inventor of We celebrated
hs1n- So Remodelscope," will be pres
III and transform We maidens into beaut
aaEaIrus before ye eyes. Ye convention
I'll opel when the curfew bell has done
l.ls. To come in and pay for it will be
iae, and dime. If any name or wo-
me would like to pay for seat before
@lGlt they can pay > dimes. Ye cards
& aimAson can be payed for at Mixers
E~ meat shop
j ROE 81 ATIsTICs. Tileston Wadlin
t 7rG Of Courts, has prepared for the
t.lu nal Statistics his annual re-
Id ttr i'orceS decreed by the Supreme
'@ra Court during the year 1900. The
f|f 'ho7, IS divorces decreed, against IS
L@ Nj rhe divorces in 1900, 10 were de-
a-l al Els January term, at the April
a1 and ln at the September term. The
7'- Was t44 ijbellant in "a cases and the
A9olm+ The principal causes were as
a9N', although i'll d few cases two or
-l'a2>s> We're alleged; cruel and abusive
tane't. " desertion, s; gross and con-
1.H' .aAltS OF intoxication, 4 adultery, 3.
1.- '-AE ot marriage, l couple had been
-''i7l - Years; l IS years, "a years, 7
a- ' u ~ Years and IS less than 10
4h
4I4-St ALARM Something went wrong
VIA ii- water supply in a Belfast house
4a anu Jte water company having been
s'-'' ile ,uperintendent sailed forth to
S'4.A Tire trouble. Arriving at the house
NA.0ch-H al the door for some time, with
:" '7'l9N'e. Then, trying the door and
4''-S Il Was not locked, he entered and
U''tl Oh the kitchen door. He heard
aug wa moving inside, but no notice was
''- OF Ii knocking. Then there were
'-' a' It Il window had been raised, and
0riee. The water man finally con-
''' .' rave, and as he stepped outside
'4D0 NE house surrounded by dozen
4O.- urn, all armed with clubs. One of
"TA exclaimed, "Why its II" and
a. 'atle Was a general laugh. 1t seems
'r woman of the house had taken
N anu Getting out of the kitchen win
vent to neighboring stone shed and
A. -T Men that there was tramp in her
,@ Ibe} Immediately dropped their
4. 7''lhed themselves with clubs, and had
',1't So surrounded that had a tramp
}. 'leEe be would have found escape i'm
e''FlNG ITEMS. The sch. Myra B.
Was hauled on Gilchrest's marine