The Republican journal., 1903-07-23
INf NEWS OF BELFAST.

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| ,riet fever
son of Ezra L. Talbot, received
'"a scalp wound last Friday by striking
R a. 5ottom when diving into water that
IN, As deep as he expected.
r.,ra is quite a good prospect OF the
and Belfast electric railroad be ing
Sl' min a year or two. The one thing
h t5pping it back now is the high price
9l' sSr+hiuc that would be used in the
tmltIon. Camden Herald.
>tantial has been marketing for
-me past some very nice lettuce.
headed up like cabbage and keeps
\ The spinach from the Stantial place
very nice, much better than
...,b comes from Boston earlier in the
saa1.
r.. :. training ship Chase with reve-
.Iat, on board was in Belfast harbor
nh and 10Th. After completing her
t... the Maine coast the Chase will
" .s3r. Boston and New York, acting at
,.ar place as patrol boat in the in
f5g3l Yacht races.
-..tI,awing Camden horses have been
-.4 IN the first annual meet of the
s.o lorse Breeders Association,
-..A .allI be held at the Maplewood Park,
...,I. aug. 4, 3, and s: j. FL. Hobbs has
..-.l Mountain Boy in the 2.25 class,
..- 500, and in the $50 class, purse $500.
I'd Feia has entered Wilson in the $40
-.. ..ise $500; and in the 2.21 class, purse
......I Z. l.. Bean has entered Doccaro
-Hr i class.
n.. ..augelists Ara Chase and Edward
.,..- left for their home in Canaan, Me-,
..,.... ter holding a series of meetings
... three weeks in the gospel tent
.rH. -rore at the foot of Condor street.
s.. lettings were largely attended and
.. eessful, as several made start in
rr~ Hi life. Tuesday, the 18th, there
.. ... ism at the shore. Mr.. Chase is a
PREACHER and holds the attention
.l.... ance in a wonderful manner, and
I..s.tt is a fine singer. They made
.udS while in Belfast.
81 .trell is frequently called upon to
...R.sj. Of a diver in different parts OF
...a lie recently did some work in
.. & wharf of Bird Bros. Il Wiley,
blast out big rock that lay di
lie channel. The Camden Herald
rec blasts sWere made and these
Tie rocks. An interested crowd
- .-- proceedings from the wharf.
threw the water high in the air,
he first blast lots of fish We're seen
top. The blasting damaged
Tie barrels under the wharf so
r- were necessary.
Tex Roller Bushing Co. are not
uug their buildings, which is a
movement, but have cleared and
strip of land adjoining the Mails
..0.. at the corner Of Main and Front
- t}ch has long been one of the most
places in the city. \ ear after
a.
.. .-a and it has been a depository
uds of rubbish. Such places as
been are a reprOach to a commu
hanks are due to Mr. Mcintyre,
.a utendent of the Duplex Roller
.-- Co., for removing a public eye
.f-r ALA RM. Momentary alarm was
.-.- day by many citizens on finding
En- front door, or in the mail box,
r looking document purporting to
paper, on which was printed in
.s- -ype "Writ of Dispossess. Close
u. revealed the fact the Dinsmore
4pOnsible for the clever adver-
For such it proved to be. An
went of d great sale Of summer
'. oxford ties. According to the
..u the summer "left-overS" are to
ately dispossessed at way-down
There can be no question about the
CESS.
VCi ITEMS. Capt Arthur Crowley,
been in command of the siX-masted
Geo. W. Wells and the steel seven
Ilomas ". Lawson, is obliged to
4 ashore on account of his health
visit the Hot Springs and
taring places. The Lawson will
ol4r command of Capt. Malcolm Nc
.ti the v ellis will be commanded by
hbitt. The official measurements
oll George Erskine's new vessel at the
.D nos ship yard, Milbridge, are as
length 1898, breadth 32.2, depth
- t,unage about 300 net. She is single
s- -hree- masted schooner named Emma
.rl She will be launched about Aug.
4 oll hail from Bangor. This schooner
Fr'a by Henry Lord and others. Ellis
-d PARTIES recently bought the three
,-ea schooner Melissa Trask, of Bangor,
apt A. ". Hutchings, who was mas
lt me- } NJ. Kennedy. She is 237 gross,
a-. IONS, and was built in Brewer in
Among the vessels chartered to
.dil to Bangor are the schs. Edward
NoJesbury, from Norfolk, at S1.O5;
H-- ~ Paul, Jr., from Norfolk, two trips,
N5, Hattie P. Simpson, from Philadel-
ii, at 10; Charles L. Davenport, from
I.teiphia, at $1.05; Anne Lord, Eliza
lptrt, at S120 Sch. Edward Stewart,
ns.9rt for Philadelphia, while entering
-a-d Haven last Saturday night during
'oHtheast storm fouled schooner Pardon
lW4pson, Port Reading for Dover, at
h0r The Thompson's jibboom and
1 attached were carried away, but the
Nart sustained slight injury. ...Sch.
IT, " illcutt arrived July 10th, 5 days
l south Amboy, with soft coal for the
inst Fuel d Hay Co....Sch. Lizzie G.
b arrived Saturday from Boothbay Har