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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-23
SWANvILLE,

SWANvILLE,
Mr.. Elisha Parsons, re ported sick, is very
much better. %. There are several cases OF
chickenpox in town. :. Mrs. Curtis and two
daughters, who have been visiting at A. s..
Nickersons, went to Belfast Sunday. Miss
Alice Kane, who is spending the winter in
SearspOrt, was in town last Friday: Miss
Brooks Saturday ....Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Nickerson of oearsport called at the home
of j. W. Nickerson last Friday.
Percy Nickerson and Lester Small, who
have been teaching in Searsport, closed
their schools last week. 1t is very cold
and dry. Wells are failing and Swan Lake
is the lowest it has been for more than
twenty years Mrs. Georgia Brown is in
Winterport this week, dressmaking.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-23
PROSPECT FERRY.

EAOoKGCE FERRY
Mr.. Lewis Brown of Belfast visited rela-
lives here last week. james HolbroOk
and daughter Alta visited friends in Sears
port several days last week :. Mrs. A. A.
Glnn will entertain the Ladies Club March
ISL; The men in this vicinity who have
had wood to haul have not complained about
not having snow enough. The wood is all
out and most every one is cutting at the
door. The selectmen are settling up the
Town business and the talk is now who will
De the next board? Whoever they may be,
they have the sympathy of the writer. :.
George Bennett and Everett Pierce are con-
nned to the house with the grip. They are
attended by DR.. A. r. Fellows of Winter
port
THORNDIKE.
Mrs. Sarah Davis little son has been crit
lcally i'll with appendicitis. Drs Hunt of
Bangor and Hurd of Thorndike performed
an operation last Thursday. 80. Lincoln
Ward Of Pittsfeld is in town on business. :.
Miss Hattie Wren of Bangor, a trained
nurse, was called home by the severe illness
OF her little brother last week and is caring
for him. The child is improving. Miss
Eva Lyon, who has been visiting friends in
Thorndike, went to Augusta Wednesday to
spend few days before returning to her
home in Windsor I'D. F. Ashford spent
Saturday ana Sunday at home.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-23
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-23
NEWS OF BELFAST.

A|Lst STAR DeSdE IuuIliHS
... ,,tine and Rockland.
ha. bought the store in
,ars coupled by John F.
Waldo brought into this
.a .es measuring 6 "a by
d e hing IA pound.
m40, srciety will meet with
p Na lay, Feb, q, at 2.3O P. NJ.
Fl. -auestly requested to be
M FL. ,5red above the steam
a -.s lnbent and crews dis
.. t1i much snow on the
l-
..Y. inter has been colder
, .. las been much more
.. netting to be thank
IT, shut-ins.
u Robinson, Esq, of
a-ut as railroad COM
.. -aed by nearly every
Wlnty bar.
.- mat J, S. Spellman
huckSport for work
about completed.
eek to calk the scow.
steamer Catherine
tween Rockland and
m}, the 23d, leaving
jleturning Fridays.
North Appleton re-
IT, by drinking red
.Gg with her parents,
ant, in Mortified, Vt.
u- to Unity the first
nat time has otficiat-
nifty and adjacent
iies of the B. ii. S.
rr> of basket ball in
ont tooth, a broken
bat they still enjoy
subscriber writes:
a thout any other pa
lJurnal. | think peo-
reciate it as do those
one"
Ni meet with Mrs. A.
Fl day, at 2 o'clock to
. Wizards heavenly
-tds of this meeting
Cd 4 Frances f. Willard
u bis left hand injured
.s rHr Duplex Roller Bush
afternoon. The little
-A l5nd, the next between
the hand, and of the
.r1 was injured.
MIL VINO has just returned
seeks stay in Appleton and
s -6at there is an immense
it- back towns. Woods
''-- pti0n of their business
If at least three feet
nurier-GaZette.
f he Merrill studio has
Nnting of the schooner
gtIuguished because of
century mark. The
photograph made by
sale the schooner was
fi Cuurier-GaZette.
Cers call an "out" in
week. We attempted
l8uagtr Austin of the
H.. as saying that the
une steamer for the
cute are in the air as
'rnaining in the Bel
week ending Feb. IS:
L Miss Rose Kenna,
Mrs. Annie Rogers,
.-, Mr.. f, E. Roundy, Mr..
49,. harles f. Small, Frank
0e i p. S. C. E. gave Mr.
Jrprise party last Mon
I" presented him with a
appreciation of his faith
T. t-avor. Chatting dish re-
g ,4rged and a very pleasant
fremont of the Bangor and
he rs in a snug berth. She
'eAteSt's marine railway all
W benj. Arey, who owns
read Of the craft, has been
u with his wife. When the
gHfbpard in the spring she
class condition for the sea-
AttrING. The Waldo
ans Association will meet
'aeS Post, Monroe, March
N and Relief Corps will
't iare of beans, coffee, etc.
wing more interesting;
M '"hss us one nearer the
p1't'e are invited to attend.
$50, clerk of courts, has
I'll b port, to the Registrar Of
W. The divorces decreed be-
0- Judicial Court for Waldo
We're 2G divorces, % of
"as the libellant and four
j We're for cruel and abusive
'Ieile cruelty;3 adultery;7
.Aliued habits of intcxica-
I'ou and cruel and abusive
Ha the cantata. Building of
De given at Belfast Opera
-yenlng, Feb. "a, for the
belfast High school. The
ne taken by local artists, as
h P. Frost, soprano EN-
Tenor; Hal r. Eaton, bari
ttfF1Il Y.,,ll
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
JOHNSON RETURNS
As FROM THE DEAD.
MAN THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN
MURDERED rs INSANE.
Both Dakotas Had Been Ransacked for
Evidence as to His Taking Of-Sup-
posed Carnival Of Crime Near Miller
Begins. to Peter Out Insane Man
Twice Dodges Officers.

Special to The Journal.
Sioux Falls, S.. D., April 25.-Sherif A. B.
Waterbury of Hand county passed thru Sioux
Falls Yesterday, having in charge Jacob John
son, one Of the missing farmers of Hand county,
who it was thought was murdered.
Johnson disappeared last fall and with him a
team Of horses He left good farm and a guam
tity Of stock, and it was thought he was mur-
dered. The team was later recovered. but no
trace was secured Of johnson until short time
ago, when he was located in North Dakota. Sher-
iff Waterbury went after johnson and brought
him back to Miller.
tally unbalanced. He gave the officers the slip
at Miller and was next heard from at the
farm Of brother in the eastern part Of Mime
haha county Brandon. 5@ IT, ts.r
Sheriff Waterbury went there and secured him
and started back for Miller While waiting at
hotel in this city for the afternoon train
Johnson again got away from the sheriff and
was not found for an hour. Steps will be taken
to have a guardian appointed to look after his
property. .,-r @y Is. 1-.. .
A term Of circuit court for Minnehaha county
opened at the courthouse today with Judge Jones
on the bench. While there 194 cases on the
docket, the term will be short and unimpor-
tant one About the only cases of special inter-
est are those in which George Forde, a prominent
saloon man, is defendant. One charge against
Forde is extortion and the other is for receiving
stolen property. .... +r*
At the carnival last summer Forde collected
protection money from gamblers and the extor-
tion case is to compel him to tell what became
Of the money. The other case grows out Of the
robbery Of the Agrant secondhand and pawnshop.
The place was robbed In the middle Of the
day, and the goods later returned to Agrant. 1t
leaked out that the goods were taken for the
purpose Of loading them on person who had
been making trouble for the gamblers when the
police were to be notified and the goods found in
the possession of the man whom the gamblers had
it in for. Forde acted as the go-between to
return the goods H.. ~. ...s :
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
Good Advice
To Sick Women
Mrs. George A. Hess Has Had Sufficient
Experience to Give Advice.

"Just let me tell you what Rexall
MucuTone did for me- writes Mrs.
Hess of 96 Brown place, Jersey City,
N. j., to Voegeli Bros Drug Co.
''F'or five years had been growing
more and more feeble. l was weak,
run down and nervous; suffered with
pain in my back and side constantly,
whatever. 1t seemed as If my cup of
trouble was already full, when I was
overtaken by catarrhal bronchitis and
for five weeks was confined to my bed.
"Nothing seemed to help me, and !
was in deepest despair when a neighbor
advised me to try Mucu-Tone. From
the first dose I experienced relief. l
succeeded in breaking up the attack
completely within twenty-four hours,
new woman. Today T am in perfect
health, something I have not known for
years. I therefore feel safe in advising
all women who are nervous and broken
down to buy a bottle Of Rexall Mucu-
Tone and take it as directed.'' -
"Mrs. Hess letter literally describes
tho ailments that many people in our
said Mr.Voege1i+ef voegeli Bros Drug
Co. eff you have these. symptoms, 1t
means that some part of your system
has been attacked by catarrh. One
after another the organs become de-
ranged, the liver and kidneys are no
longer able to purify the blood, and
the heart becomes affected; sleep pless-
ness, melancholia and despair follow.
You grow weak and haggard, have
pains in the back, under the shoulder
blades, and bearing. down pains in the
lower abdomen. You have probably
thought that you are merely run down
and need tonic.
Eyes, you are run down; you do need
a tonic, but you need more than a tonic;
you need a. remedy that will clean the
mucous membrance. ReXall Mucu-Tone
does that. No matter how slight your
weakness or depression, you need Mucu-
Tone. No matter how bad your catarrh,
Mucu-Tone will quickly cure it.
"Our confidence in Rexall Mucu-Tone
is based on the knowledge of what this
remedy has done in thousands of cases.
We know it will benefit you. If it
! doesn't, you come to our store and we
will refund you the purchase price. We
are putting out trial bottles on this
guarantee at so cents. Voegeli Bros.
Drug Co., corner Hennepin and Wash
ington avenues and corner Seventh
street and Nicollet avenue.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
FIGHT PISTOL
DUEL TO DEATH
FATAL QUARREL OF NORTH DA
KOTA FARMERS.
In a Fusilade Of Bullets in Rolette
County William Clark Receives Nor
tai Wound and John Coldmayer Is
Twice Shot, but Will Recover-Drink
Behind Tragedy. .--.

Grand Forks, n. d. April 25.-A fatal duel
was fought at farmhouse midway between
Willow City and Calner postofhce, Rolette coun-
ty Sunday evening, between William Clark and
John Coldmayer. ....
The men, both farmers. were at a store at
Calmer. In the afternoon they started to drive
to Willow City and stopped at farmhouse
for supper. While there they became involved
in quarrel and decided to adjourn to the open
and fight 1t out, followed by several compan-
ions.
The men had barely reached the yard when
both pulled revolvers and the fusilade started.
Several shots were exchanged and the Witnesses
to the unexpected shooting sought cover in all
directions.
Clark was killed after the third shot had been
fired and Coldmayer was injured, one bullet i'm
bedding itself In his scalp, while another landed
IL his leg. The scalp wound is not regarded as
serious, but the one in the leg is dangerous. A
doctor was summoned and the messenger
notified Sheriff Douglas of the fatal shooting.
deputy from Willow City arrested Coldmayer
who was too badly injured to make resistance,
and he was taken to Willow City, where he is
under the care Of physician.
drinking at Calmer, but so far it has been
impossible to determine just what was the trou-
BILE. There was no objection the part of their
companions when Clark and Coldmayer adjourned
to the yard to fight it out. but none Of the others
had the remotest idea that pistols were to be
the weapons.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
CoNCoRD1A WILL ENLARGE
Moorhead College Will Have New
Main Building

.MO0RHEAD, IINN.-The facn,tv !, conoo
oro nla college has fouad it necessary to provide
pop lood me- main building will erected
the Present buildings The new building VIII ny.
diax6o feet in Dimensions and viii be hni1t ~
VIII VIII be two stories and a high basement and
Inc senior class of the high school Of this
city assisted by other members Of the scbnnI .nls
Da present The cantata Phyllis the Farmers
The eighty-sixth anniversary of +ba "a, ~,
low lows " VIII be observed by Advance lodge Of this
ey crs on wednesday @ evening An Interesting pro-
other he cities will be present. eno"s rom e
viii Inc e,1o pupils Of st. Josephs parochia school
evenings ~ uueeeas 'A'7s's ana Thursday
ing Easter Sunday and more than ordinarr 10y w
ser1ion was given to the preparation OF the
esan "a AZ the tional church in the
greater part of the program 80 neu AA'i1s7 lne
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
PREACHER SUES
A GOOD DEACON
REV. WALLACE p. CHASE SAYS HE
HAS BEEN sLANDERED.
Howes Of His Church at Monarch
Charged with Repeatedly Saying that
. the Pastor Was Dishonest and a Fit
Subject for an Insane Asylum
$4,000 Wanted for Each Of -Four
Quotations.


Special to The Journal.
Great Falls, Mont, April 20.---Rey. Wallace r.
Chase, pastor Of the Monarch, Belt and Neihart
circuit Of the Methodist Episcopal church, serving
large territory in the southeastern portion Of
this county, has Instituted suit in district
court against Luther g. Howes, merchant Of
Monarch and deacon OF the church there, to re-
cover damages Of $4,000 for alleged SANDER
Rev. Mr.. Chase alleges that Howes In the
presence Of others, made the following state
ments concerning him:
"That preacher, Chase. is not to be trusted,
and anything you give him make him give you
credit on his salary.
"Mr. Chase is demented, or there is something
wrong with his head.
"Mr. Chase, the preacher. is crazy. Mr.. Chase
owes me about $6o He is dishonest and the
only way can ever get my money will be thru
the superintendent Of missions.
Don't give that preacher anything unless he
credits it on his salary because, altho he is a
preacher, he is dishonest and not In the habit
Of giving people credit for what they give
him." N. .Hs rt~t rs
The plaintiff asks $500 for each Of the four
quota tions, alleging that the utterance of each
has damaged and injured him and his profession
and reputation.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
RECEPTION FOR BRoWER
constituents at ST. Cloud Indorse Hia
Work at Capital.

st ST; CLOUD, NINA public reception v.a
etnp last evening for his work at the last session
for PeW a1a in
state normal school at this place The recan+n
4d L1ere were short speeches BY Superintendent
maker OF the State normal and others. Senatar
nr1Mer over responded e in happy speech W.
Train ever pulled over this division Of the Grsat
duetor reT Tas Rer taken out Of st. by Con-
The train was ade ahe Ell Engineer M 5o Mike Handrahan
faooose fa Eightynne Of the cars were entities tne
the one remainder loaded. The train was pulled witb
ohe engine and and Its gross tonnage was 3.OS1 TONS
tha @ large force of men has been put to WORK nn
is+ ine new gam and paper mill to be built at Watoh
Will be completed this season teu 'ne "ork
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
BRIDGE Is CONDEMNED
South Crossing at Fargo and Moorhead
Closed to Team Traffic.

FARGO, N. D.-The condition of the south
bridge between Fargo and Moorhead is such that
it has been condemned and will be closed to all
team traffic. The Fargo approach is a long
wooden trestle,. which has been used many years
and efforts will be ade to have 1t replaced with
Of the Cass county commissioners and the next
meeting of that body will be held the first Of
the month.
With an Inheritance Of $4,000 from her fathers
estate awaiting her recovery Mrs. Euphemia
I1etgens Is in the state asylum for treatment
She was sent to the institution some months
ago, ago: she left large family Of children and
neglecting them, but it could not be proven in
court 90. -, 90. l-., ,.~ IL .a,,ic- - - 49, 49,
Boys about is are playing hockey from school
there Is demand for truant ordinance and
proper OFFICER to round them up. Several cases
youngsters. w "
party of young boys were hunting gophers
near cavalier when a small rife was accidentally
discharged, The bullet entered the heart Of
LAWS Vosht aged 13, and he died Instantly,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
+ sAUK UENTER's SENSATION
Boys from Respected Families Found to
Have Looted Money Drawers.

SAUK CENTER, MINI. Residences AMI
stores belonging to O. Klonne, d. Cleveland ana
J. G. Schink have been broken into and cash
amounting to about $500 in all taken. Much
property was destroyed in some Of the best resi-
dences but nothing taken from them.
The police watched the store OF j. G. Schenk
for a week and last night caught three boys, all
belonging to the best families here, taking money
from the money drawer. Part OF the work has
been done in broad daylight and the boys were
clever enough to battle all attempts Of the police
to catch them. "a
The affair has created a sensation here. as
the boys come from the most respectable fami
lies. 1t has lot been decided yet whether they
will be prosecuted.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
LUMBER TRAFFIC
TO HOLD ITS OWN.
INTERIOR MILLS WILL MAKE UP
LOSSES ELSEWHERE. N
Duluth and Ashland Will Not Ship as
Heavily as in Past Years, but Other
Points Will Do More Steel Making
Interests Are Dealing Heavily for
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Duluth, Mimi, April 25.-In the course of
by lake will begin. 1t would have started al
ready, but for the delay caused by ice in the
lower lakes, and at the eastern end of Lake
Superior. " 81 g.:
will be shipped by lake this year as last. There
will be slight decrease from Duluth proper, but
an increase from interior mills at Cloquet and the
two iron ranges. There is very marked d.
minutiOn from Ashland, but 1t Is about made
up from the increases elsewhere. There will be
more than 80 per cent Of the lumber carriers
than formerly, and some of the eastern mills Of
the lake region are busy again.
There has been cut this year Of Is cents a
thousand in the rate for shipping lumber from
Lake Superior ports Including everything from
Duluth on the west to Grand Marais on the
east, to Lake Erie. That makes the rate for the
lake $2.25. The cut was made for its effect
on subordinate charges. to be in line with other
rates, and that the firm charge could be
maintained thruout the season. It is said that
more than 80 per cent Of the lumber carriers
OF the lakes are members Of the Lumber Carriers
association, and are thus bound to maintain the
rate established by the organization These
ships are all ready to move and the docks along
the lake are well filled with dry sawed lumber
that has been sold for immediate delivery. =,
Every mill at the head of the lakes asides
from those. of the Leisure Lumber company and
Morley & Heath are at work. ~
Several attempts have been made Of late to
destroy the Dougherty logging dam on the Brule
river, few miles east from Superior, and one
or them SO far succeeded as to let out the water
and carry off about seventy-ave feet of the
shore end OF the structure. The plan evidently
was to wash out the gates and works. but this
taiied. The dam Is owned at Minneapolis
e. M Wason. Superior, has purchased for some
clients large tract of. pine in the district
near the mouth of the Little Marais, on the north
shore OF Lake Superior. There are some go 90
ooo rect IN the trace, which is to be logged the
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
* MILLS FOR MARQUETTE
Pennsylvania Company Begins Opera
tions on Michigan Timber Holdings.

CALUMET, MIcH.-.Another large industry
has been started in Marquette county. The
Tioga Lumber company, Pennsylvania corpora
ton which recently acquired holdings In Mar
tons tits week in the vicinity Of Deerton. The
a daily capacity Of $4,000 feet A lath mill
with daily capacity, of 50. 900 and a 10000
capacity shingle mill also will be erected.
The company. owns solid tract Of 5000
aefan OF on hee 5 snd and b, has
up within a year. insuring ten years work at
says he will have the mill completed by Sept. /.
Twenty houses will be built for the uses of
employees as soon as the timber can be sawed.
The Duluth, South Shore 3 Atlantic railway
will build four-Eie branch to reach the mill.
Charles Brown has been arrested on COM
p3aint charging him with bigamy. The COM
was married to Brown in that city. According
to her story; she is wife No. 2, Brown having
who VI, is also Minneapolis woman Prior to
copper country six years ago and secured EN-
ployment with the street railway company. He
became infatuated with young woman in Han
cock, and they were married two years ago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
ZIoLKOWSKI WRITES HOME :
Boy Murderer Is Pleased that He
- Escapes the Moose.

FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-Peter Ziolkowski,
who confessed the murder Of his father last
week, is well pleased with his reformatory sent
sheriff to send q letter to his sister today. in
the course of which he says: ~ got a reforma-
may some time get out: l got out Of this easier
than l expected: | am very thankful for what
like e', If YOU v Would Some down to st. Cloud and
see me sometimes" .- .'i...-t- ,as 5-5Er
Albert Rouse has tegun an action in the
Canadian Pacific Railway company. He was
severely injured in q wreck near Moose Jaw,
ASA, and asks damages Of SIS, $50.
Rev. J. W. Morrison left for Park Rapids to
conduct series Of reviVals. - ri
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
SHELDON Is GROWING
System Of Sewers, Union Station and
Other Improvements in Iowa Town.

SHELDON, IOWA.-This city is getting ready
to make some very substantial improvements.
The council has adopted plan for sewerage and
It Is thought the work can be commenced in about
thirty or sixty days The three big railroads
have promised fine new union station to take
the place of the makeshift used by the Omaha
and Milwaukee. Scott Logan. the miller, has
decided to combine the power plants for the Prai-
RE Queen and the Big Four mills, and the cleo
tric light plants and make one big electric sta
tion with power enough to operate all the plants
with; twenty-four-hour service, and to furnish
power Tor any smaller business that may desire
to use electric power Many other Improvements
of lesser Importance are being planned.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
STABBED IN THE BREAST
Condition of Mcdonald Of Winona Il
Critical-Assailant Escapes.

WINONA, MINN.--Ed Mcdonald, a young man
Of this city. lies in critical condition as q
result of a knife wound in his breast. just
above his heart, which penetrated his lung, in
ficted by a man for whom the police are now
searching. *
Mcdonald and a party Of young men had a
keg Of beer across, the lake Sunday and became
bridge they met two couples and dght ensued.
in which Mcdonald was stabbed and Bud Me
land. another member Of the party, had his coat
Two other young men, Dave Shomberg and
F. A. Miller, were met and assaulted, being mis-
taken for the first two. Tie police and, county
attorney are at work on the case
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25

eat college. North Carolina and Of the Baptist
seminary in connection with Hamilton uniyer-
sity, New York.
Three new rural delivery routes have been
laid out in In Rice county and will be opened
which win practically cover the entire county.
s& William Powers of Morristown has been ap-
pointed head miller of the SheRield-King mills
at Faribault in place Of George Cormack, re-
signed. 57lGi &T
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-25
MEMORIAL WINDOW UNVEILED
Impressive Exercises Held by knights
Templar of Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN S. Dan impressive feature of
the Easter exercises was the unveling at St..
Marks Episcopal church Of the memorial window
given by the members of Damascus commandery,
Knights Templar, to the memory of departed
brothers. The ceremony took place at the knights
Templar service at st. Marks in the afternoon
The window represents the ascension of Christ
and is from the famous painting by Brauwer.
Miss Margaret Ursula Darling and Edward Nc
Elroy Van Epps, both of Aberdeen, were married
by Rev. Father Dermody. a.s .-
SThe county commissioners have awarded the
contract for i've dipping tanks to C. D. Higgins
of Aberdeen at $500 each. = nj " :: =