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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-19
COULD EASILY
HAVE HAPPENED

James Mccauley. a man hshed out
Of the bay az a late hour a 3 night.
told a very peculiar story at the
Wayside mission when taken there
after he had INDUCED in the cold
bath His story. though a peculiar
m In highly probable and r. given
Considerable credence- Mccauiey
fell. or was thrown. into Che bay
near the foot OF Columbia street. at
1f.20 o'clock last night He caught
one'of the boom logs and held on un-
oil Policeman Stuart and Tailor John
Corbett nshed him out and took him
on the patrol wagon TO the Wayside
Mission hospital He had been drink
ing heavily. but the cold plunge had
sobered him up. When placed IN a
warm bed at the hospital he was able
20 tell something OF what had hap
pened.
According 10 his story he was sit
ting on the dock waiting to catch a
steamer to Everett. A stranger came
MP and offered him a drink Of whisky.
He took the drink and began talking
% his newly found friend. The fell
low finally asked McCauley for the
price Of a bed. The latter went down
n bis pocket and pulled out a roll
Of bills and nome silver. He picked
out a quarter and gave II to the
stranger.
McCauIey says that the man grab
bed the bills, pushed him off the
dock and ran. When McCauley came
10, his money was gone. The roll
contained IN the neighborhood OF SIS.
IfcCauIey Is a railroad man.
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BURN THE

Good prcgress toward the erection Of a city garhage erenatory Is
being mace By Health officer Carroll and the board Of health The cost
OF the plant Is estimated az $4,000 and the opeyaung expenses Il s1SeV
for the nrst year.
Il Dr. Carroll had done nothing else dnFng his administration than
20 assure the success Of the erematory scheme he would be deserving OF
highest commentator.
That a city % the size or Seattle should he without modern means
Of garbage consnmpttan. scems almost incredibIe q visitors from the A.
ianue eoasG where municipal problems receive more careful eon1defR-
thn than IN the busy. young West As for those from the old world they
stand aghast At the ruaity Of sratdes methods
The crcmatefy s. indeed het n sep toward the zeal % perfection IN
gareage consumption. In New York city cven* misseNerned a. u ~
modern methods have resulted "A great savings In the street cleaning
department 1t has been found that much garbage en be utilised ana
that the privileges Of picking II over al be sold 4 pftese whteh 20 N'
der
Even the fatse end els which make up q considerable reueehtsee o.
the kitchen waste IN h garbage. arr extracted and used Tor soap max
Ing and much of the residue IS so dy and fee nom disasFevaoe oao
that 1T Is available for fuel about the plant
1t will probably be years before Seattle AZ hope Tor a sac
consuming plant OF this sort In the meantime. however ~ gu ""ei'
. garbage crematory. and needs n badty.
DR. Carol has set future health oneers a good example BY nVesu-
eating the garbage eremasories Of other cities and urstpg seatues action
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CARNIVAL
BURGLARS

Daring burglars took advantage of
the big Carnival parade this morn-
ing. r.. l. Myers. whose place or
business - at Second avenue and
Columbia street. vas standing AZ
his door watching the parade. when
n thief. taking advantage Of his tenn
porary absence from his store. enter
cd and stole $40 from the cash draw
eF.
At the ciark's Delivery Co. West
|ern avenue and Madison street. "a
roober entered the place while the
clerks we're absent viewing the par
.ade. and stole tf00 from the safe.
s J. Victor. 500 Fifteenth avenue
north. reports a daring burglary this
morning. While he and his family
were down town witnessing the In
dusfrfal paradc. a burglar battered in
the real door OF his house with an
axe. completely raneacked the prem
Uses. stealing various articles Of
value and IS in cash.
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SOCIETY
CARES NOT

NEWPORT. n. l.. Aug. is-Ths
body Of Robert ". Remington. who
killed himself yesterday BY shooting.
stili lies alone in the undsftakerH
shop. The anly circumstances To
show that he had friends here was
a little bunch Of carnations sent by q
lady who lived At the boarding house
where be stopped. The s~uddsnncae
with which he was dropped by 90
ciety friends after having been the
recipient of Invitations 20 all prin-
cipai nociRt2 funstsers 10 causing
much comment Hemlnsfons brother
wired again today that no would be
here this afternoon.
IL seems stu In be the accepted
opinion that Remington look hts life
ON account Of the breaking off of
his engagement with Miss Van Alien.
lie had been dee pondsnt for some
time. There II Nc ether known
cause for the autrtde. He was q
member % the firm Of bennington
brothers OF New York. His death
has created q tremendous sensation
here. hut fashionable society con
fenfs ffanff with pnEafD.
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Is
COMMITTED
Merger Complainant
in Jail

NEW york. Aug. 10. Peter
Power the complainant Ia tho case
against the Northern Pacific 60 en-
join tho railway merger Who fled
TO Canada 90 cvade a Jo-days' sen
teuee for contempt OF court. re-
turned 10 New York this morning
accompanied By hts council. lie im-
medintciy repaired 60 the United
States mafahaia office. where he
whs taken into custody and later he
was confined In the Ludlow street
jail
Powers counsel attempted o. pre-
vent the commitment 81 his client
BY producing an order from tho ref
cree In the Northern Pacific ease 10
attend a hearing today, but the
marshal refused - diHohsf judge
Iaeamhe'u order u eouftnn him for
contempt.
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G WIS
QUIET
Excitement Over Kill
ing Subsidies

MAPASuY, Pa, Aus ia-Anei
the shooting OF Patrick sharp, q
strike leader. no further disturbance
occurred at Nesauehpnins. Ia Pan.
Their creek VALLEY During last nish'
hundreds OF strikers walked the
streets all night, however. and the
situation az several timra waa "a OF
great gravity. The civil authorities,
with the cooler headed miners. final.
~ sueercded IN paetffins ~. men,
Twelfth regiment arrived upon the
scene. Five deputies are nov con.
fined tn the Afaueh Chunk }aii
charged with being Implicated In the
kiliius of sharp.
The situation at Shenandoah con
tinuea quiet.
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MUTILATED
BODY FOUND

NEW YORK. Aug isy-The body
OF a man MAS found floating In the
North river near the Battery this
morning. with the right LEG missing
A little later the right lea OF a man
waa found IN the bay near Graves
end. The les ntn In the place OF the
one missing from the body. The
dressed IN striped trousers. with a
shoe on the foot THE leg appsars
to have been cut OF with = sharp
knife or axe.
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TRYING TO
Make GOOD

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. lathe
prosecution IN the Spreckles' libel
suit today endeayored TO prove that
joseph Aplirrefs Oakland residence
nttdre made At the states expense at
san Quentin prison An objection to
the Introduction OF the testimony
wac taken under Amusement by the
court AE4trre. who has charge OF
one OF the departments Of h prison.
admitted that the harness and fur
niturs we're made for prison pur-
poses and use of employees. though
there were no regular departments
making them.
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ROBBED eY FooTPADs

A. WlIes. a resident OF Duwamlsh.
reported 70 the police this morning
that ne had been held up and robbed
Of fi7 by I'VE men near Newelfs
mill at South Seattle. Wiles had
been visiting h FIN carnival ~
wae returning on foot to his home
AT about 10 O'Clock when the high
appeared suddenly and
knocked him down. After finding
The money IN his pocket the robbers
tied their Victim 70 a r and dis
appeared m the darkness.
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BIG TIMBER
FIRE

VANCOUVER, wn.. Aug. ID
Word has just been brought In from
the country along the cast FORK ~
Lewis river, about 20 miles north II
here. hat a big timber fire has
been raging there for several days.
Several ranchers have been burned
out and much standing timber de-
str0yed. Hard work at back-ffrtng
has saved the = awmilis. but some
sawed logA In the timber have gone
up In smoke.
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To ELKS

Frank waterhouse n CO received
Information this morning rum FRS
Lodge 40. OF juneau. that when the
ioeAl Elks excursion leaving Seattle,
August 81. on \ steamship Ca
rome. arrives at Juneau the visitors
Will be given a grand reception. n
street parade Will BE- formed As a
feature. a banquet held and eiAbo-
rate arrangements made for q trip
through the celebrated Trcadweli
mines
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May PROD
The PORTE

LONDON. Aus pa Constants
nople Dispatch says that Official rsis-
tons between the Porte and the
American legation are strained be-
causs the former has failed 10 fulnil
certain undertakings relative to
American claims. II u thought that
further delay may lead % serious ae-
ton BY the united states govern
meat.
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MARINE
DISPLAY

The United States cruisers PhiiAs
deiphia and Boston left san Fran.
cisco last Sunday bound Cor the
Puget sound navy yard. They viii
undergo extensiy. repairs there and
In the meantime be put out Of ON
mission. The vessels have been
lying at the Mars island navy yard
for Some time.
The warshlp@ should arrive here
nomsfima tomorrow. and rosaiotY
ARRANGEMENTS will be made 10 have
them coins 70 Seattle. Together with
the wisconsin. which arrives from
Tacoma tomorrow. and transport
Warren they would make = maEnlff-
cent F.ikas carnival marine display
hiie anchored in the bay.
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TO Be OR
NOT TO Be
More Talk of Schwab's
Resignation

PITTSBCRG. Aug. is.-charles
Schwab's private al left this city
for Loretta this morning I take MIR.
Schwab to New York IL Il under
stood that he will sail for Europe
tomorrow. Ills representatives say
that the trip Is only his usual sum
ner vacation. James Gayley. the
second vice president Of the United
States Steel Company. IL said 10 be
now slated for the presidency Of the
nicer ~ Schwab r~etirss. Mr..
Gayfey has beer n scientific uetai-
lurgist and Is 4 thoroughly efficient
manager. He Ia about Is years old
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WAS SEEN BY
$4,000 PEOPLE

The paid admissions to the car
nlvai grounds last night footed up
fA.e0d. so far this afternoon the
crowd has not been 80 large, owing
to the fact that yesterday was coron-
alton day. IL IL expected. O ever.
that tonight the attendance VIII be
notwithstanding.
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MUCH 0 BAD

F. G. Griffin. a man who last night
was seen on Pike street with about
$500 In money on his person. was arr
rested by Policeman Lille this norm
ing for drunkenness He had but
$40 when searched Whether he was
robbed or lost his money Is not
known Griffin 10 not able to tell a
straight story Of himself.
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TO REPAIR
the AMPnl0N

VICTORIA. p. c. Aug. 1.-THE
Esauimait Marine Railway Co has
been awarded M contract 10 repair
H ~. s Amphion. lately injured OF
the South American continent The
contract price is said to be $4,000.
The Amphion lately came here after
some exciting experience with the
tnaur gents In Colombia
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FOR BEATING a NJ

Dick Suite. n bartender. was ar
rested by Policeman Hun this morn
ing for beating a wofran in Binek-
chapel. The Womnn f. held az a wit
ness. At police headquarters she
gave the name Mrs. Lee.
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the TENNIS
TOURNAMENT

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. i9.-The
twenty-second annual tournament Of
the United States National Tennis
Association opened today by a match
in championship doubles between Y.
and II. l. Doherty, winners OF the
Eastern, and Collins and Wadner,
winners Of the Western doubles.
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ANDREWS IS
STILL OUT

DETROIT. Aug. fs-The supreme
court this morning issued a writ Of
error In the case Of Frank Andrews.
the bank wrecker. who was SEN
fenced TO Is years hard labor In the
penitsntlary on Monday. The court
eauAed an order OF Hupernedeas to be
$1,000
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WILL Meet
MRS. KEPPEL

VICTORIA. ~ q. Aus. ip-H ".
- EparrowhaNh. a torpsdo-boat de-
rtroyer Of the squadron here. Eoes 10
seattle tonight TO meet Mrs. Drr~k
ksppei. wife Of Capt. ksppel the nas
captain OF Grafton,
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Personal

NJ YALE Of ali kinds " Iapansss
mating from i2n a yard 10 kaoogd
hauH enoh stoves tsfr chsaR. Rcd
lrent farnitafs Co. IL feoond avenue
south
shF itoYa, nuiscas a Liaga. % Itiashlsy
block about Yuar homea for cash o. A..
frfrsd Payments
DETECTIVE wufk eomndantiaiiY ana ~.
fHnitlauHly performed Extensive ca
pefisnsr y Y tnx az seattle
ta.oa cabinet phatas, q. ~ per dos. f6f oa-
week only, Eaatutsnsa Studio. 2ail
ltfst avenue.
MANTEn@Nerund hand Furniture Hn1w
der zoos first avenue Tel. Rel Nshi
PRIVATE detective. oanaasnuai +. o i@s
Haa
ATTEND me apiutlaiist camp meeting NJ
"fsfn iskei omen until September z
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Ranke Hail. Pike street. M week.
starting sunday night. admission sc
So
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Seattle Auction
Sale Stables

We have Just received q carload Of
draft and pack horses which will be
sold al public auction Friday. August
p. together with a large number OF
lumber and express wagons. hacks
and buggies; ais single and double
harnesses. at 1919 Western avenue.
II. j. WALKER. A~ucuoneer.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicintty-Tonish; and
"Wednesday. fair with light north
wfuda.
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HArsirR nE.cH.
HoN1NEfNtNN rAHAutFE
pgn't asisy lausinx At this prup-rtFf ~
w~aseinst5a. ever - -stsIa . f.- sssp'
SIS N = II ". sss.rss a. sras..
stores. sia tr-. sea y ws,<f iasi
ssi % ~ iss.s 49, a.s !, r a.
$50 ao~n All 40 rsaash ianhsf IA
heaiidiax en- isrnss also. 49, own@r. e
ssas,.ssst msssisss hsiHssI
NtcK LITTLE HAnnAINa
tsao rhtnk ~ this Fivs acres - A.,
lard eniY ~ Haiiss frun ba@ncss ssn9sl
q sesisis seest : riiss frum SAITH.
hss 81 So a. So
halanss tiu4s 81 ! ~ p.nt
tTao-Hef- T. arpfhsf epeaffunitYt s aefsi
q vs1 hns rartsa lad st,ssi one nn,
At s7so tsoo es.A. e4iasas 70 suit a.
s.so-yef 10 .er.- es So. .on facing q.
god raarty rad. runnins direct - A.
attis. anlS 10 nltss frurn riansst square
ufia p<ffect arf eaV terms.
ADAMS a NfcHotA
Heem aia iNt keeurs assnas. Seattle
SNAP
ssooo-ws have che u The sicss, Htts.
ths st-avs sgsfs n isksn IL fs~ az. b
consists ~ one sect n@W d.rsssn heuar
large harm and ehfcksr haaess. 10 arfe,
a. No. l soiL With so bearing fruit trees
This - IN a. iieai nsishhorhnaa AM
arly . sttoff drive from city. NJ You
want a home call and SO "a Phone,
number. James tsfa
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
si7 A. W penny spiiflns. isit second ave,
CHEAP HOMES
~ HIasFFA N4GEftF Anfn 40 a.
t1h. terms ~ dawa. ~ monthly. FIRE.
eater and WOOD.
Small new hggs~. large Ius. $500. terms
az anzrn. $50 nanthiy.
- varrf cottages fer rent, 81 per meath un,
owner. f1iimsn. oraees vest shore Greer
fMks. car line crosses property
HOUSE ard lot. second hifi. ss7s. 90,
fesisf way.
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MIDNIGHT ALARM

A telephone call from Eighth ave-
nue. and Stewart stree called out the
fire apparatus about ~ O'Clock last
nfht A FIRE In an ash barrel caus-
ed all Of the trouble.
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Iif OF Htffau A NnNf
we can sell fuH nins contracts very Low.
NuMhsta az actual cuat JuFt what hoe
lsFh rata ~ Ga them WIN these Ynu can
hNf or build 4 home. hsfs a ranch. pay
IN . MnftAags fdu nos owe. And N
fnu uen q lot. NJ cen fHmish eau ths
Ntenrf - tuit1 At once This t. the VI
DENY 1uniuauFi AMI they have bunaht
sna hatlt homes foe twenty people names
~ which slii 10 slsen GA arpliaattan
NshlsthhFf thtH eniY rpatH you fauu pet
mfntb = IVA a hume, - intrfrstI paris
West stH these nine eatiFertHi - thsF
af9 tsatink the risIuffY call % adj
nfrsa In.M -. h~nIliNan hulldlnE.
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roR GALATIANS AND LANDS.

hkfwEEs hKkffLh Asb TACOMA
ssssFs if.ei. fsft zach, On esq
sisss.s T ms lA.h Hss 'S,d s.s,,s
brusht Tracts fae- on sesa county read.
saietn'ns an improved farm. faFs % 80
RonEhf sALrnY. 40 New Yors bloss
wArERrRoNT ON TnE BOUND ies
wa,ssfrsas. 10 aeps. rs bsss si.srs,i
am fenesfl utes efesk thrsash the piars
snail 90 hsfd s-room hzssss. ens miis
isss. sss 20 msss ss,ss .si+ Iii ..ii
sonEaiT ssLrpr. uo ss- rsss ,loss
MERE 10 A noop nrr-u are. rssh.
s-eaaa t@itaua isnh al tsFst s~fr rru
aursiss rrn, alt partially cleared sHs.ii
house. faces On Hasef county rcd. 3 min
NE. .sis ,rssn ssro, stores. mil, sna
R6nrfT ntIraY- ao Nv rs,s eioss
wATKRrRosr OK rHn EorNp-,s
mliss ffsfa settle. TOO sores sraa isnd
- zsf~ sod tliuA~f. haisncs shise snd
t-sn sassfed tween hsase. hara sfshArs
nns stream. srrfns YATES. t~e Asst tenas
aonrsr sAf.rnY. 80 Nv ra~s tioek
ni1H porroa LkSp-as .1ss. rsrsiany
inis es q ssnaii as~A hsnay -
RonEar sAilTnr. 40 Ss~ rers eie,s
ron INSTRUMENTATION
alQHksf Gne<s Gaia ff ssssaa kas4
hoasshelf aeefss stgveas e%froesn ssta
eafrsls Sta, snf s~scenasheas ane% tuf.
rttufs. hsf FFeat arnttars o.. tlesiis
nseapa sy.nu- sessh. ret : sasi.
FINANCIAL
A ~hgttAhf.M slses 70 bsru- aaaasy 90
aiRnsasaH. .Ateha4 tTeslfrs Los later
.t y N west. ses rsss sir-ss.
MONET .. shsrs seties ss is~ -f.. pgt.
sats naonnt ant sufnpanI r.ensS ta halli
wfth q. a. ftgfu1. ha.aa 4 Hallsf
tuiiatnx. Bfans nlark -
COLLATERAL BANK tHstts . Rem
uensy tesnsa 60 Ear sd esflstsssl
10 cAerys
TO LoAs-rurst~ naasy at iew rate e
tntefest lan - q osasr. tao Tsslss
ssy. Haufns q q sai
wAHHAN r. ba1sht ana s5id Mssrfsns
E.hsfwhah Astasl t4fs ia
~ sssUtssE-nEsI ESTATE
81 pt~sss tmfrasss dtY ana cauatf. Al
rhisaug kansea fm similar rigse 81 mar
sst fsStac epAst pFgsssxlss. Address
a ~. care HtsH.
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~ affrs nsaF Port pfehafd navy yani.
tSs monthly ap5rasats. sln
Tots ~ hfetrf Haf a1aitlen. Port orchard
navy faft eniY go.
i've sefss auth ~ seattle. 500. 80
WIN a nobsrfsa=l "a Horton nsak hias
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IA
Wheat. ff2 7-s. 1i3 Is.
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for. reasonable terms. very con-
enient 10 n line.
Unusually nns double corner iezxfzo
on the northwest eorner OF Aloha
and Sixteenth avenue. n block
from Capitol bin car line: streets
are asphaitsd: have eonerct walk.
and city water. all stree, I'm.
provsmsnts paia tprn full
uss
10, 4sxiao. on rsst siis OF Sixteenth
avsnus between Harrison and Re
publican streets.
si.so.
Lot tsxi1o to an alley: east front:
street improvements are In and
paid for. IH
1880.
New and modern s-room cottage In
Broadway district one block from
a line; fractional corner lot.
$50.
Lot acxico. on Seventeenth avenue
south. near Dearborn street.
Fine modern cottage on Summit av-
nue neal Pine street: 10; soxieo.
avs.
Lots soxi2o. on Nineteenth avenue
between Madison and Union
streets; easy terms.
.a5oo.
New and modern s.room house one
block from Broadway. lei Repub-
iiean street: easy terms.
F. W. WEST. UNION BLOCK.
FOR SALE ny F. w. WEST.
UNION BLOCK. CITY.
si7oo.
A very fine corner. soxiI6. on Fiji
teenth avenue north. facing CITY
park. graded streets, city water,
concrete walk. sewer. and all paid
for; reasonable terms; very con-
venient to car line.
$500.
Unusually fino double corner iO2xi2O
on the northwest corner OF Aloha
- Ca-s t-.a-
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| from Capitol hin car line. streetl
are s~sphaitsd; have concrete walk
w and city water; all street I'm
provements paid for In fun.
Lot sssiso on west side Of sixteenth
avenue between Harrison and Re
publican usree,a-
usss.
Lot sriao to an alley: east front.
stree, improvements are IN and
paid for.
ueco.
New and modern s-room cottage m
Broadway district one block fror
car line. fractional corner lot.
10, .osice on Seventeenth avenue
south. a Dearborn street.
1900.
Fine modern cottage on Summit av-
enue neal Pine street; 10, sOxiOO
/ ,7is.
Lots eoxi2o on Nineteenth avcnus
between Madison and Union
streets. easy terms.
1880.
New and modern Groom house. one
block from Broadway. near Re
publican street. easy terms.
r. W WEST. UNION BLOCK.
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BUSINESS cusscrs

rENp tho spiritaailss eamp meeting II
l.ahal onen nntll nsnl.mhaf 2
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LOsT-Jersey cow; small piece cut
out Of one ear 50 reward. Address
1907 Yealer.
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o. 90 cabinet phat
week oniY.
lnfst avenue
The Republican journal., 1902-08-07
THE NEWS OF BROOKS.

Mrs. F. A. Merritt has returned from a
visit to friends in Camden.
A. f. Chase and wife and T. |. HUI ord
and wife went to Bangor Tuesday.
Among those who attended the Repupl-
can County Convention in Belfast last Satur-
day We're c. f. Lane, F. r. York, Isaac
feathers, F. W. Brown, Jr. and 7. l. Hulk
ford.
The question of lighting the village with
acety lcne gas is under discussion. Mr..
demonstration of the workings Of the ma
chine and the light Tuesday night at Grand
Army Hall.
Rev. d. Bracket is again MANI featuring
vests after rest of two years. He is a
veteran in the business, having over 80
years experience in Jackson and Brooks.
Rev. +. w. Barker has returned from his
vacation and preached his first sermon last
Sunday. Mrs. Barker and the children are
at Harvey Station, New Brunswick, and
will remain there until about September
first.
Those industrious farmers {. +. Lane and
NJ. j. Dow a'e working hard these days
trying to finish haying. DR.. Kilgore got
through some days ago, and remarked as he
cut off d liberal chew of sold Honesty
with large deer-toot jackknife that a man
so late about cutting his grass never would
make any money farming.
The Democrats of this district have nomi-
mated Charles W. Lord of Brooks as a candi-
date for Representative to the Legislature,
1t would have been difficult to make a better
selection. Mr.. Lord is a business man
noted for sagacty and sound Judgment, is
square as a brick. and is one of the boys.
The Democrats of Brooks are to be con-
graduated on presenting so good a candi-
date.
The Republican journal., 1902-08-07

League games the past week have been as
follows:
At Fairfield, July so, Waterville, Z; Fair
field, 1.
At Belfast, July 81, Belfast, 9; Waterville,
0; forfeited. Exhibition game, Belfast, IA
Watervile s. This was the most unsatiS-
factory day of the season, and showed that
Waterville has some men who if they can
not win by fair means resort to trickery and
force A short time ago, in Waterville, one
of their players suspected Fred johnson of
interfering with him, struck at Fred with
bat The spectators all said that Fred did
not trouble him, and that he was wholly in
the wrong Last Thursday, in the first inn
ing, a Waterville man, who was DISSATISFIED
with a decision, threw a ball at the umpire,
narrowly missing him. The umpire, Thomas
Mccain of Bangor, is one of the best in
formed men on base ball in the State and his
decision was in strict conformity to the
latest rules The umpire ordered the Of
fender off the field and another man substi-
tuted, which the Waterville manager could
not or would not do The umpire then de-
clared the game forfeited to Belfast, 9 to o..
As large crowd was present, who had paid
10 see a game, an arrangement was made
between the managers for an exhibition
game, which resulted as follows: