The Republican journal., 1901-04-25
VIEWS OF THE WEEK.

UN>t MATTERS. In accordance
..,1 lice terms of the will of Daniel s.
raaI former publisher of the Youths
.alauJou. Mr. Henry NJ. Mailing,
,-..,.iler of the Maine Baptist Mission
"a uareution, has recently received
~fq.u-s mounting to S43, 4S0. 90, which
i3r. ur made into special fund of
cs,a the interest only is to be used for
ar rlIr1seS OF the convention..... The
3nbaad tourier-Gazette scholarships
nj lto. >pondence school, which that
mr- las been disposing of by con
tp.; rave been awarded to Charles B.
Ep.1!suu. Charlotte Bean and Dan Mer-
-.tu Bockland; Lucy Dornan of I'm
IN. aud A. Creed, jr, of Vinalhaven....
Ttr state assessors have already begun
fl receive The annual returns from the
oa 8ssts sSors. Up to this time 16 have
pmr The first one was from the town
1 E1on, which came April S.....The
nrp, ient has appointed Hon. Selden
mar Of Maine to be pension agent at
Augusta George Robinson, aged
+ ommItted suicide by hanging at his
ioma three miles out from Newport,
ar. Friday morning. He was we'll
.i, IlrmeT, and i'll health is the only
cause Ass Igned for the deed. The comp
-rlrl ot the treasury has decided that
aa Oharles A. Boutelle, {. S. n,
mjrad ale representative from Maine)
,Hgrd to one-half pay of captain
ltle navy, computed with previous
r0r. ot five years service as an APP
an4r from civil life, or at the rate of
,-.- ,ear...Mrs. Lois Lunt, widow
4 4Aa,.aulel Lunt of Orono, was found
-s0r u- in her shed, Friday morning,
Tu- committed suicide while in a
mpoGl tit of insanity, caused by
efafr tack OF the grip. Her age was
.ea and she was one of the promi-
.-- r,ueuts Of the college town, her
r-M5 haying been in business there
lus Years, She leaves relatives in
.ar Massachusetts and Florida.
-'vWJ horses were lost through the
r-00NDusehead Lake last week during
Hod} lrilg valued in all at more than
" april 18th tWenty-four were be-
.lf icross the lake from the south
Nl. 1t the Penobscot to kineo and
. Ae through and were drowned.
JuE lIe same afternoon at a point
-'or cs above Greenville, two stage
mu kineo were lost. April 18th
l-es owned by Henry Barley
e'. s- IN the same way near Sugar
,H" miles up the lake and another
a re lost near Lillybar the same
N l.e Maine Insane Hospital trus-
g' .f unanimously elected Charles
lty Of Bangor as steward of the
Jew sane hospital at Bangor Mr.
.r|.S for Il years been in the stew
.us t-lartment in the Augusta hospi-
sud IS admirably equipped for his
eN poSition.....The twelfth annual
-r of the Massachusetts society
H- sons Of the American Revolution
Va, H.d M the Old South church Bos-
%" }pIII 18th Augustus F. Moulton
ilrtand, Me-, brought the greetings
Tie Name society and told of stirring
irairlts Ill old Falmouth in 1775. He
ad ,!-e purpose of coming together
Va. fo enew allegiance to those mighty
lepleS on which the government
Vas io1hded..... Lieutenant Commander
V.at.0aDd of the training ship Dolphin
l Inspect the Maine Naval Reserves
4 tol,.and, May 1. Adjuant General
nl.dus now intends to have the re-
e-Ees rake practice cruise of one
'-rs u September. There is some
l.g Of boom in the lumber market.
.A manufactured lumber selling for
Wy! 81, per thousand, operators are
t'JAg as high as SIG for their logs.
'at.ius Murphy of Oldtown is said
lal7 sold his cut of 1000, 900 feet for
.a' .g13a and James McNulty of Ban
70. las sold 100000 feet at a price
eUtl DIAN $14. H. B. Morrison sold
""'@o of spruce for s145O per thous-
.DIa...lhe April number of The Maine
-iifal Magazine is devoted to a write
Fu the fishing resorts in Washington
ol!,y and contains many fine illustra-