The Republican journal., 1903-04-30
IfWS OF The WEEK.

ll4S Gum ~
nj in Gastein, Austria, and
i.1erland; two of the most
.alth resorts in the Alps.
aly , on the Dominion Line
mmonwealth and expect to
lv in September. Justice
'ver Judge Emery's wor rk
.asence....U. S. Deputy Mar
lad Harry Stevens of Madi-
before [. 5. Commissioner
}ugusta April 18th, charged
an obscene letter through
10 Miss Rosella Vigue of
AGED IA. Stevens pleaded
waived examination and
guder $500 bonds to appear
4 ;. circuit court. April
.J4d nolo contendere and
80. and paid. The law
.pdered a decision in the An
umty case of J. A. Pulsi-
vs.. c. E. Hussey, ct al,
I substance. to the effect
Lament insurance policy
n,idered among the assets
t, rhe plaintiff in the case
is trustee in bankruptcy.....
s. eghth among the cotton
lug states of the Union in
spindles, and sixth in its
,ulus. 1t is surpassed in
Massachusetts,, South Caro-
l New Hampshire and Con-
looms it is headed by
ITS. south Carolina, Rhode
hampshire and Georgia..
4 witchell, editor of the
has gone to Massachu-
nj his physician, who in
Hrte rest from business un-
If the grip have passed
st IS Oh for inspector of
I'D succeed Capt. Horace
pden. His commission
tin June. Three other
u the field, Capt. John
VI Addison, Henry w.
nee and Capt. John O.
-yrty..".Mars Hill claims
ujg families. The town
lphs of Mr.. Roosevelt.
ave - children in school.
e two sets of twins. One
uI 1852 have Il children.
rteiyed from Washington
missioner Ring last week
rat a force of men will
INTO the Maine woods
study the various phases
.I.....Gov. Hill received
um the Pine Tree club
IT'S to attend the annual
a>ton, April -, but was
utpt.....At a meeting of
csieyan board of educa-
cortland the following
-.rcted: President, Hor-
Wee President, Edward
asuIer, Joseph \. Locke;
VI. Eastman; Finance
H. II. Shaw, B. NJ, East
.st tor the family of p. H.
Uaugor policeman who was
Iered. has been increased
ltiou Of 500 from the en-
F. Eastern :. 5. Co., making
a date 5000. So. Mayor
Portland announces that
is have been made whereby
rain between that city and
uuId be put on June Ia
than it was last year,.
rocket gave a compliment
4 at the Thorndike hotel.
lplil 10Th to Chief Jus
Who was presiding over the
irt there. There were II
ding Congressman Little
.ryille d. Baker of Augusta
.il-knoWn men. Mr.. Crock
~ Wiswell were fellow dele
a convention which nomi-
$ g.. Blaine for the Presi-
ave been firm friends since.
and Mrs. Hill have left
ampanied by Col. Parkhurst
.ud Col. Hale of Portland,
to attend the opening eX-
- exposition. The guber-
IS viii visit several other
their return.....Sidney a.
rartIand has been named
fe for appointment as sec
ut of the Marine Corps
visions of the new naval
bill.... The annual con-
ational Society, Sons of
Revolution, will be held
ru, Conn.,, April 80 and May
t. society is entitled to ten
ley are Hon. Charles F.
md; Hon. Albert r. Say
Archie J.. Talbot, Esq,
Hon. Edward \. Butler,
lr. John [. Chandler, Ma
c. Cornish, Augusta; Mr..
d. Portland; Hon. Angus
ton, Portland; Mr.. Philip
'ortland, Mr. Frederick S.
md. Alternates: Mr.. VIM.
u. Portland; Major Charles
ortland; Rev. DR.. F. B.
or; Mr.. John W. Penney,
+ alIs; Major Charles j.
usta; Hon. Waldo Petten-
I'd Falls; Col. w. R. G.
yhegan; Mr.. Arthur X.
and; Rev. Joseph B, Shep-
I'D; Mr.. Frederick Brunei,
aleb G. Haskell of New
led April 10th after a short
was stricken on Wednes-
ute kidney trouble. Mr..
urvived by a twin sister,
p. Bradbury. now living in
asS. Before Mr.. Haskell'S
ad the distinction of being
ms living in New England
~ in the United States.
born in New Gloucester,
~l4....Hon. Harold NJ. Sew
minister to Hawaii, will
4 law office in Bath.....The
block III Caribou will be
-ason by the Caribou Ma
Its estimated cost is S20,-
Ion will not have a regular
ay orator this year, but in
Il citizens will make short
Wilford S. Alexander of