The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-01-01
zEWs OF THE WEEK.

.... MATTERS. Governor Hill
... ls members of the commit
...lne the accounts of the state
....... pom i. II. Powers of Houl
a.. ...mHer of the executive council;
..... W shaw of Houlton, a former
... .Y.Uey Of ArooStook; Perham
ro. Waterville, former state
...., uf Fred G. kinsman of
'.M.,s George Goodwin of Wells,
-I.... Uus, editor of the Rockland
".... Alr Otis is Democrat. AL
M.. is 10 statute requiring it
..... been for years to appoint
..g.. Vi Tie minority party on the
.....t. Hon. stephen w. Carr of
...,e... fIu MAS renominated as state
.,.g-...,. commissioner" Word has
..sa ...-t lfrom Oradell, n. j., where
. ..r N4lae trainer and driver, w.
& ..I-at vino developed and marked
...-......u z.1034, SuZette PA 3-4, and
.-4.s raining for MIR. X. c. Atwood,
a- .-.t that Mr.. Gilbert has sold
-- Maine bred colt, Joe b. Mel
. py Nelson, 2;09, to Mr.. At
'r Gilbert offered this great
.... .. e.raG and had refused $4,000
. ioe b. Nelson, 2:20 IA, has
....Y I-, leaded in race on workout
.... mile in 2:12, half in l :O2
.. .Mter in 30, and unquestlon-
d.. .- pf the speediest horses ever
.-. .. .He me Tree State. Gov. John
l rt family have just moved in
... -y mansion on State street,
.. .-- -2lJ.O00. 1t will be several
... ...re they are fairly settled,
.. ..H- many additions to be made
... ..r.1-NIugS and otherwise. The
..... .y ,he center of social life at
Trough the session of the
..... \ more brilliant legisla-
r....u dian ever is looked for,
ut at Augusta finally ad-
l.t 24th. Several of the
ittering from severe colds
Dy sitting in cold room
H-ultAtion. Judge Spear was
...... .n tlat he was confined to bis
-. .... .4. r.e to 90 to Rockland, where
. . u aIdcourt. Representatives
.- .uWeUns outside the State are
". king mp capable young men
.. Wtut on railroads and other
.. Jue street railroad company
.e 4eucies III this State, and is
..t-.- extensively for men.....The
.... lcdi school opened at Bruins
tie first and second year class,
iud for the third and fourth
Monday, December pa ru-
effect that the Bath iron
offering from the lack of coal
have to shut down was denied
..-. 1r Vice Pres. John 5. Hyde.
at the concern has plenty
.a 0 AIRY it along during the viii
M lie anticipates no difficulty
0Df-....Local physicians report a
--"rheT OF cases of typhoid fever
3alIsra and vicinity, due, it is
a- u thinking impure water. The
....|. If cases are those of children
...H ears. Hons w. Matthews has
-HOU number of labor OrganlZa-
.H. q state. The number is about
Nr. Charles Neuman, an actor
" ..ne in Portland, and Miss Cor
.e lppHterof Oldtown were married
..t rc 24th, by Mr.. Z. E. Stone, a
ga a' the peace. Their acquain-
a.r began about year ago at Ban
#hau Mr.. Neuman was playing an
alruent there. =. .Abial W. Wilkins
Winthrop, hotel proprietor, has gone
WuAruptcy. His liabilities are $4,-
assets So, 23O.. The many friends
N@ne Jf Col. Harry Weissinger will
a.rre~ted in the following dispatch
u LoWsville, KY; "The Harry Weis-
"t ohacco Co.'S plant of Louisville,
.tel 'hp largest independent tobacco
ta.r RI the country, has practically
.an so.d to New York capitalists, who
mrrIy were interested in the Univer-
lubacco Co., for So, 500, 900. The
i has not yet been closed, but the
au terms have been agreed upon.
iaa ttst installment of books have
5 moved into the handsome $500, 900
ary building presented to Bowdoin
!e2t by Gen. Thomas Hamlin Hub
d Of New York, of the class of 1857.
rOIidlng was begun in the spring of
. ul it is expected that it will be
s0rd about Feb. l. The formal ded-
A.h, However, will be postponed un-
the commencement week.. Mrs.
"e.le keyes of Bangor, formerly of
ra. Works, who was injured severely
aius0r last July by piece OF tim
.AIng upon her from a staging in
. i the Columbia street Baptist
-..' las brought suit against the
for $1,000. One of the most
I".fant matters relating to the early
-'N IT our State, says the Bangor
numerical, is of the ancient fortltica-
tud historic remains of Fort
l.am Henry at old Pemaquid, now
sloL This commission embraces the
wing Wellknown gentlemen: Gen.
.ip Marshall Brown, Hon. Joshua l..
"HDerlain and John M. Glidden, who
we mst presented their report to Gov.
ID" This report is an interesting doc
lht and gives description of the
'a,ily embracing the site of the old
'llcation and the early town with
paved streets which is now theprop-
" OF the State. The Deer Isle Mes
niger publishes a notice to the effect
dV the citizens of the town of Isle au
"u> Will petition the legislature at its
iAt session to have that town set of
ON the county of Hancock and an
4ed to the county of Knox.....lt was
lhonnced last week that eight stu
nus had been dropped from the roll
bowdoin college for failure to obtain
'osslhg rank in their studies. They are
ylded as follows, one junior, two
four freshmen and one