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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-29
l-eWls-Mitchell.

Especial to The Times Dispntch,l hi
WEST PEONrATTOX, " IA. january ~ AZ.
To-day, at the residence of the brides
parents Mr., John r. Lewis, OF liiNpufg.S
was married to Miss Ella r. Mllchsil,l
The ceremony Was performed ny ls99h Ns
George Braxton Taylor a gnodly conn
pany Of friends witnessed the marriage. \
Immediately after the marriage Mr., and
Mrs. Lewis left FOR IIixbnrg, where M
Lewis owns a farm and where they VIII
live .F
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY N
Take Laxative Rromo Quinlae Table h
This signature AZ ri.
box, 25 cents. sss@,v1Se,ys'''al'e1Ea = 81
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
British Ships at Bar Harbor.

BAR HARBoR, July 6. The British fleet
commanded by Vice Admiral Sir Archibald
L. Douglas, K c. B., arrived here today for
a few days visit. The feet consisted of
the flagship Ariadne and the cruisers Til
bune and Retribution. 1t is expected they
will remain until Thursday. AS the flag
ship steamed into the harbor the admirals
salute of 15 guns was fired by the U. S.
battleship Texas, to which the Ariadne
responded, gun for gun. When the flag
ship dropped her anchor she gave the ma
tional salute of "a guns, which was re-
turned by the Texas s.,d Admir Sands a5@re Of
Douelas Do I and ~ was received with due
honors. Then Adj. Gen. A. B. Farm
ham and staff, which included Coils: Elliott
C. Dill, Fred'k E. Parkhurst, Francis Keith
and Mai. Holman F. Day, representing
Gov. Hill, welcomed Admiral Douglas, al
requested by Secretary Of State John Hay.
Gen. Farnham was given majors salute
of 13 guns.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following transfers in real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending july s, 1908: L. Ii.
Mosher ct ais, Unity, to E. E. York, do. ;
land in Unity. Edward R. Adams, Bangor,
to Eta L. Bartlett, do. land and buildings
in IslesbOro Fred G. White ct al, Belfast
to VIM. L. West, do. f.; land and buildings in
Belfast. Jonathan P. Cilley, Rockland, to
VIM. Mckinley, Lincvlnville; land in Lin
colnville Aberine S. Towle, Searsport, to
JAS L. Cunningham, do. land in Searsport.
Frank A. Curtis, Brooks, to Lizzie M. Nc
Andless, do. !; land and buildings in Brooks.
Marsh River Lodge, Brooks, to Essie D.
Winchester, Medford, Mass; land and
buildings in Brooks. Chas. C. Hamilton,
Boston, to VIM. F. Hamilton, do; land in
SearspOrt. Chas. II. COokson, Winterport,
to E. S. Young, do. land and buildings in
Winterport. Annie NJ. Paul, Belfast, to
Vina S. Ellis, do. land and buildings in
Northport. Eli E. Ellis, Belfast, to vina S.
Ellis, land and buildings in Belfast.
servey, Morrill,, land in Morrill,
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
Contents of To-Day's Journal.
PAGE /.

,.-,,, casualties The Electric Road Survey.
Two Fires in ROckland. The Waldo
9e@" 9eHttt {. T. Union, Nritish Ships at Bar Har-
5V" obituary Transfers in Real Estate. City
E%.,sTument Meeting Meeting of Waldo County
range. Personal.
PAGE2.
ri, New Aria Up in Maine. Across the Con-
spt. Governor of Midway Island. An Old
I rySI1ged Garden (poem) The Signs of the
H,5-nfr.. Etiquette in Mexico.
PAGES.
.-u5yal Sports in Peru. The So Few Chris
L SCIENTISTS Die. .Conundrums. Has Faith in
. Weycle.. Fruit Drinks for Summer.
PAGE4.
e,foials ..Northport Campground SO. The
1b N Camden. Weddipg Bells. Belfast
A. liner Report. County Correspondence.
T.,, IS Patriotic Yachts and Boats.
PAGE5.
.a News of Belfast. The Churches. The
H Be fast.
. ,0e Little Hospital story Literary News
\.,e, The Simplon Tunnel. Sentiment and
.-...,> in Ship Owning. Iowa's Popular Cover
I6 Familiar Songs. Register of Deep Wa.
>>eS.. Inspector General of the Army.
PAGE7.
S~eeted Ship. Writing for the Press. The
= ountry Paper (poem) "A Russian Bugler
hDnwood Fleet (poeml. Down to the Sea
4. poem). How Oliver Twist was Created.
. and Art in Greek Statues.
uy Correspondence. Ship News. Births.
n yes. Deaths.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
Two Fires in Rockland.

RocKLAND, July 4. The wharf, grist
mill and coal sheds of F. r. Spear were
burned tonight and the fire not only spread
tosch. May Queen, but seriously threatened
the entire water front and shipping. The
badly damaged condition. The loss is
estimated at $4,000.
RoCKLAND, July 5. Circumstances con-
nected with fire that occurred at II a. m.
today, in connection with those surrounding
the blaze of Saturday, lead the authorities
to suspect both were of incendiary origin.
for lime kegs used by the Rockland and
Rockport Lime Co. and also. some hundred
feet of the trestle of the LIMERICK railway.
The loss of $1,000 is covered by insurance.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
lanes T. Cushman Dead.

ELLSWORTH, July g. JAS T. Cushman,
"'lu for many years was prominent lum-
BIER manufacturer in Ellsworth and other
sections of Hancock county, died today aged
T.. His death was due to the effects of a
-ail on the ice about six years ago. A deli
eate surgical operation was performed Sat
urday when portion of the breast bone
which had not been healed was removed.
He did not survive the shock to his nervous
system. Mr.. Cushman was born in Old
Town in 1881 and came here 80 years ago
He was deputy sheriff for two years and
was leading politician. He was prominent
in Masonry and one of the best Informed
men of the State. The body will be buried
Sunday with Masonic hOnOrs.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
The Breeders Association.

1t is announced that at the first annual
meeting of the Eastern Maine Breeders
hssocation, to be held at MapleWood Park
u Aug. 4th, 5th and 9th, the sum of 81
HIll be offered in purses for the trottin1g
and pacing races. The purses will be d.
,ided as follows:
tuesday, August 4, No 2-2.4O trot, $50.
Wednesday, August, 5, No. 2-2. 40 pace,
>5o0; No. 6-2.20 trot, $780, No 7-Stalllon
lace, trotting, $500.
Thursday, August 6, No. 9--2.21 pace,
N5cl No. 10, 2.30 trot, 500; No. IL, 229
rot, 5000
resident johnson offers $500 for ladies
lace to wagon. No entry fee will be required,
and there will be the usual division OF
money.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
CIRCUS CASUALTIES.
... >uutelle and Main Shows in Hard

1I..+ ssiutelle and Main Shows in Hard Luck
40 tour of a big circus is always attend
.I 5l.h more or less serious mishapS, and
-.. ,so shows which recently visited Bel
last 4re having their share. At Machias
Ar thursday afternoon the big tent of
,mfrlieS circus collapsed and nearly two
hundred persons were more or less injured.
lie wind was blowing gale all day, and
pI-u ;he performance was about half over
,sl .Hg gust hattened out the animal tent
.. immediately afterWard the big tent
.lm. crashing down, the poles falling heavi-
among the $500 spectators. Pandemonium
.- -ned for a time. The elephants We're
Urpeting, and the liOns'a tigers roared
..lroy 1t required the strongest efforts on
a. part of the keepers and circus men to
s.ep them from breaking their bonds. The
.-t, held firm, however, and none escaped
N.L The exception of one good sized ele-
HaHt, which tore the post to which he was
s'-ned from the ground. He was quickly
-.tiued and removed from the spot When
tent collapsed there was wild panic
aau- the spectators and there was wild
U-M for the door. Women and children
f--e in grave danger of being trampled
.uu. when a number of men in the crowd
m-tu to slash the sides of the tents with
yes, thus atfordlng one hundred exits
anrA permitted the people to get out in a
,,It few minutes without further injury
-ln that caused by falling poles and seats
Two persons were so badly injured that
.-.. recovery was considered doubtful and
t- all were examined by physicians.
4ation is expected to follow, and the
r'a, people have engaged counsel. They
NJ, MAT every precaution had been taken,
wthing could withstand the fury of the
81 which caused the disaster
the last section of the Walter L. Main
eg, train was passing the fatal Words
sp.-h street crossing III Thomaston shortly
r1r- 10 O'Clock Saturday morning on the
aa} to the Rockland show grounds, John
E.-aa, aged about 10, an employe asleep on
wagon top, was killed by being struck on
-Aa head by the bridge. His body rolled to
H t!ackS where it was badly mangled.
l-.- were reports of other deaths and
..4mitIes attending the show, ubt they ap-
.-u ta have been unfounded.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
Meeting of Waldo County Grange.

A very pleasant meeting of Waldo County
Pomona Grange was held June 3Oth with
South Branch Grange, Prospect. The Of
ficers present were Master, Overseer, Sec
retary, Gate Keeper and Flora. Eleven
oranges responded to the roll-call A class
of eight was instructed in the fifth degree.
The address of welcome, which was cor
dial one, was given by w. H. CHM, and the
response by N. Smart. Remarks for the
good of the order were made by Messrs.
Dolloff, Drake and others. One hour and a
half was taken for dinner and a social chat.
The afternoon session was opened with
music by the choir 1t was voted to change
the date of the next meeting from the 4th
to the 18th. The topic, "In what way can
machinery be substituted for hand labor on
the farm ?" was discussed by A. A. CHM, N.
Smart, T. D. Clements, Hardy, W. S: Dolloff
C. O. Fernald, Drake, Parker, Master and
the Secretary. A fine reading was given by
Lizzie Lane, recitation by Jennie Dockum
and music by Alice Haley A vote of thanks
was given the host grange for coWtesies.
The next meeting will be August 18th,
with Georges River Grange, Liberty, with
the following program: Opening exercises
comforting fifth degree; report of oranges !;
address of welcome by some member of
Georges River Grange response by Charles
Adams remarks for the good of the order
appointments of committees recess music !;
question, Resolved, That an education on
the farm is preferable to college educa-
ton to make farming success" to be
opened by w. H. Moody. Remainder of
program to be furnished by Georges River
Granpo
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
Maine Man Murdered.

BosroN, July G. As result of an autop-
sy this afternoon, Medical Examiner Drap-
er pronounced that Edward L. Scribner of
Boston Common, July 4, was murdered.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
CITY GOVERNMENT MEETING.

The regular meeting of the city council
was held Monday evening, July 9Th. Mayor
Small presided, and there were four alder
men and seven councilmen present. The
roll of accounts was large, the increase
being chiefly caused by expenses in fighting
forest fires. Following. are the amounts
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09

Mrs. Nancy w. Emery went to Bucksport
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mr.. Samuel
T. Eldridge.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
The Electric Road SUI yey.

Nl. \. l.. Haywood, an engineer from the
I.-ol W. b. Getchell, Augusta, is, this
engaged in looking over the route
-eu Camden and Belfast, preliminary
survey, with reference to its adaptable
Iol the construction of an electric rail
lN. This examination is understood to be
lat the instance of prominent capitalists
ususta, Belfast anl this city, including
>r controlling the Augusta and Rockland
-.ems 1t is not likely that this preliml-
j investigation by any means indicates
r a road is to be built over the route at
1ly day OF that it Will certainly be built
..Ii, Dut it does show that the enterprise
yeng considered seriously and as prac-
H one. The extension of the electric
rJad system throughout our State is OF
treateSt benefit to the communities
rltLed, and we are right glad to see that
ul own section is regarded as a desirable
4r for development ON. these lines.-Rock-
sad opinion.
7oy Hill and President Macomber of the
+ / Y G. street railway company were III
Nn Friday attending directors meeting
that company.
resident Macomber said regarding the
Ivey now being made of the Camden
-ltaSt route: 81 think we will build that
me IN preference to the Warren extension
y T9gus. At present the cost of material
Instruction is so high that all electric
gupanies are waiting for lower prices:
The possibilities of the Camden-Belfast
iaHch are great. 1t opens the door to Ban
W. We cannot state now our plans defl'
ltely but we are to have thorough survey
lade which runs around Duck Trap tC
.Iueolnville, passes through NOrthpOrt ana
20 Belfast. Rock land Star.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-09

Mrs. Flora Moulton Myers, the wife Of
William J. G. Myers, night editor of the
Boston office of the Associated Press, died
at her home in Allston, Mass, July 9Th, Of
pneumonia after a sickness of about three
days. Mrs. Myers was born in Stockton
Springs, Me-, her family being closely iden-
tilted with the shipping interests on the
Penobscot She married Mr.. Myers on
June 20, 1898, and three children have been
born to them
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sw,Nrsoao.

Misses Bss Snyder, Nora and Mary
Mo5er took Ia the show ut Beaver
town Saturday evening
Mrs. C.. A. RsshGon, Who aad been
sp-ndins several weeks in Mif''in Co,
resIrsed home.
Wilson Good aud Ralph Wagner
we're entertained sunday at Krntzer'
vile with the formers parents.
Wilson r. Winey shipped s.vsr.i
ear loads " crnss ties last week.
Qnite a number Of our boys attended
the festival saturday evening 1t sslem
church.
Edgar w Custer, operator in the
SUPERINTENDENT office 5nnbnry, spent
Friday at home
Mrs.. L. F.. We,ze! il visiting friends
nj Mcclure.
Alter Ulsh, after spending several
weeks with his grand parents, return-
ed Jo his home 4 Millenbury.
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Ex. Sheriff Row Dead.

Monday morning the <sd news m
nOunriug the death NJ George Wash-
ingtou Row, Rx-shertff ~ snyder
County, at his home near Salem, in
Penn township, came n . surprise
He 1ad oeen ick for two " .hrr~
seeks and the latest reports we're that
ne vas improving. He died suddenly
sunday evening a. nine O'Clock.
He ia deseendsd from sturdy iam-
ilv, Who before the Revolutionary Vsr
settled in The vicinity of lai~m.
Among the pioneers vas one George
Row, born I-ZS He vas killed ny the
Indians in ISss, while coming home
from the grist mill located 1t Turtle
Creek above Winfield. which then was
their nearest mill.
Ex-shesiff Row was the son of JON.
Athan Raw, who died Oct. ls, 1883 ai
the age Of "a years- 8 months and -
DAYS aud his vife, sArnt Razse, who
died yov. =, las ss the age ofs0 years
!gNp113S - 8salYK Jlsm1 - {
family Of uine children: Yarpsret. The
widow sf Jacob X. Smith, born July
1s4S snd died Jan. ssh- Ia*sa. sses1 ~
years; Geo. W., the dsceasesf; Isnas
VIII, susan, the wife NJ SYLVESTER
Wagner died in Sehfnska; Le1sts
whose whereabouts 10 uukuawn, asst
heard frnm in Lns Auseies-- California;
james of seiinsgrove; CarofinA married
10 Davis 3lear Of tirange.'s Hollow
Monroe twp; Howard Jf Penn town.
snip
Deceased s~rved - Treasurer If 3uy-
der Comfy frpm 1879 To 1870 ana -
sheriff rom Jan. l, 100 70 IAN. L.
lGa.
He vas a In.n VI positive character.
honest and firm in his convictions.
He Dade friends wherever he went.
His three years m Middleburg Won
him many friends. II IS thought MS
sudien ieath vas tue 10 = 4troks Oi
aponiexy. he was ased - Years.
The funesnI took place Wednesday
morning IT -alem. [nterment N he
Union Cemetery vest II Ieiins.
.rpve.
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View 3riage H peanx 6reek.

Tie new 8rihge which now susns
Quinn Run On thr mad leading %
Wales Dale . tinisxsesi .ni lseonsidH..
e-i q nice substantial structure ynien
speaks much credit to the YOrk
Bridge Co.. VINO built the bridge and
10 their genial Boss. David Purrztine.
vino Iupesfntendei the structure IN It's
erection. He Is spoken vi Nv the nen
under iis employ - q mild snd cieyp.
Boes and csrries the ,ood will sud
veal wishes 1f the citizens - also, dpes
Mr.. Hr-stester. the nzson. ri1e COM
nissionefs siso manifested q ,rear in.
terest in the structure Is 20 It's location
ami convenience to the citizens. VINO
higniy prniseT the views aIld those VINO
aide,i anu ave Is the Bridge 1s the
oii briSSs hzd cost Centre tyEp., hun.
,ire.is ID Dollars 20 seep il IN reuairs
Especially % thrpu9n freshess which 3
now saved 70 Tia peopie. <
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snyder County Tombstous Inscriptions.

SNYDER County Tombstons Inscriptions,
since Isaa 90 have b~en publishing
in the columns n The PnSr he tomb
stone Inscriptions or ihe rav.ous hurry
ing grounds Of snyder County. We
stiil have easht more reesIy INSTALL
neno when he Iist vii b~ compIs,s.
We ara now publishing the tomhs'ons
Inscriptions Of Cnion township snS
We Will then complete the county with
Washington township Al vs pub
lished these iistx in The pD~r, ye put
the ame IN hook inrm D.fore tisty;but-
ing the ,ype.
II may ne interesting reading iOr our
snhscrtb@S N We give o-iOw, she unm.
her ~ Inscriptions taken from shs csrn.
eserie> NJ the vsr;nns tistr,e,s, - ioi.
lnwa
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4. FoB SALE -A sood pAyins Hote4-
3psd viii aud dxturps, Ferrv Hoase II
lhxm0kin DAM
S--2t. Mis-. Z. IA. HARTMAN
z. ). iirprp. jtruInruwu IS hAnd.
ling KEiiSn Irnde N ? s.riiiDers. nAuu.
tsrturest bv the baltimore Puiresirins
Cnrnpanv. Prices nnge ffu1u sIs 10
81 atom. Pezsnnss nssding a resiahie
suriete si1pylid cail on INN Il
Cail m Il. e ioses in MS new ssIxv=
inEznd iIxirr 'rurtsnS pxrior fda you
irnaf. cseaned with o r9frsilim-, StisIu.
pos sulti n c.eAu to,se. 10 eae.r pxrron
um the north siSie M Mirfes ssnizre or
pesite Ganfrnl Hoie4 Satisfaction guar.
mrpe<i. r..
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e,.fxzfss, t.E-B- g : 4JcEIJHl IGssl r.lv
e<19 franklin -DHTst1rl rr1jl' -DlxN
nz 7sIth s0s1i0 rEvtrsP .EcusaeiLalT-
i,sLss himself hIcIEu tp tItg nrr G.
lIis fg
ci1srn@1r.rF@ Il he lifro -rnIgl,
-runs .ua !.s. ar-' ss,-uricstir oOG mn
Oafsr -rsuittHE Il hEluslafl
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2educrd Rates via Peunxyivauia Raii.
road fer VT. Gfcsuz Fnr.

On account nj the Nazionai Live
Stook BreesieEs and Exhibitor.s Asso-
ciation Fair, TO 1s held NJ vt. GfeEnA.
Pa August Il 10 y. the Pennsyivania
Hailruzd Company viii sell rpund-srlp
tickets TO Mt. Gresnx. and return. from
principal ssntioIrx between AItoonxand
Bfyn Mnwr. I'M thr Norfhern Cenirni
Railway betveel iuniury and Eaitf.
erviile. iuciussves ami on ttie P,iIsdes-
ptiis. apd Ere aaiIru0d Division eass
nj snd including Wiilixmsporr. Tex
ats will he sold august lAto y. inciu.
sive gcoet to return until Augrlss ), in
elusive.
Forinforrnztion in resarri 10 rrnin
ssrviss ami Specific ntess appiication
uoaid us nxde 70 ticket ~ enrs. T..
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TDfai, <Sl--
The t,osk will oe 1fn.rrd hov ale ~
nnn ~ somplssef which We 1ow
think will ne IN ~verni months.
There viii " 80 ,hau }no copies Dffer-
est for ale. Those who do not wan %
miss a sony lAd better END n her
orders at once tn The Editor u he
Pnsr
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trslxfss vn4:ss IA -r5i { -rEdEl1
tOSFsr7n neg f1s-srlpr" currcL
,Eisa sHgsasrlT gasrr i.ucW. |.EIv.
lIEr ra-:tsrcOZ : 3G ncmcr aeel
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synilts
ANA WIS I ;e<Itiy5 as
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tud uais luEa,e1tlu -u
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Big 1e<ursisa In iiuses.

In ortiex rnfnxEe asm fbrrAii soosis.
Z VIII zssi yced mems si-aA 4tIDe or
1uiv d-l0a Misses zllJu shoes n %
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Engine am izie

4rsyesre 1orse powe, porrnt1ie srfeS
Engine is u1fe.rd II prfyufe saies. Il
an % seen NJ itrppIuSsn lIguirr nj
e =. SrNDIrP
zf 3arounrUwn. n.
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IhEHiEn

iauSi&xt dlErss 100, ~ a&yr Z.
J. fn~sIi. 4 Iss'iIsgruTs. II -. I.
ut am yeili.' So3l. och q Sstirs.
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COURT HDTss CHIPS

oesss 2ersrees.
I.sszae e Howes. sdzasr., of Wrn- q,
HDWpes tserf. % Esns- ssepslii s. -Tanss
n West Beaver rwu- sgo0
Tsa~~ lrress snr xsfe IA aErpr
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