The Republican journal., 1905-08-24

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SHIPPING ITEMS. The new Lmasted
schooner building in the Gilchrest yard for
the McQuestens of Boston will be named
Theoline. 1t will be the second vessel of
the name built for this firm by George A.
Gilchrest. MI. Gilchrest takes the first one in
part payment for the new vessel. The spars
arrived from Rockland Friday afternoon in
tow of and dashed to the sch. Perfect. :.
Sch. Stella b. Kaplin finished loading ice
on the east side and sailed last week for Bal
timore. The berth was then taken by sch.
Annie F. Conlon, which completed loading
and hauled into the stream Thursday to
await the arrival of crew. Seaman are
scarce in Rockland and a crew came down
from Bangor on the afternoon boat Friday
and the schooner sailed Saturday THE
four-masted schooner Independent arrived
from Boston last Sunday and is loading ice
on the east side for Baltimore -. Sch
Waterman, Capt. WEIGH, Bangor for Green
wich with lumber, made harbor here last
week and sailed for destination Sunday.
Sch. J. B. Stinson arrived Monday from
Standpoint with hay for the Belfast Fuel
& Hay Co....The U. S. revenue cutter
Woodbury. was in port Monday. Sch. Ell
len Nj. Colder arrived last Tuesday from
Portsmouth, N. H., light, to load ice for
Baltimore.
THE DISPOSITION OF LIQUOR CASES.
The Police Court had busy session last
Thursday morning, when the search and
seizure cases reported last week were dis
posed of. L. L. Gentner, proprietor of the
Windsor Hotel, arraigned on a search and
seizure, was convicted and sentenced to pay
a fine of 800 and costs and to 80 days in
Jail and in default of payment to 60 days ad
ditional. He appealed. The cases against
W. S. Edminster, proprietor Of the Hillside
House, Frankfort, were disposed of in like
manner. The cases against two Italians
were of interest as the first of the kind to
come before the court. Some people have
found fault with sheriff Carleton for not
molesting the Italians, who have wine and
beer come openly, and he resolved to make
test case, which resulted as he had reason
to believe it would. Deputy Sheriff Drake
had seized a 50 gallon key of wine consign-
ed to one SiviO, but there was no evidence
that Silvio owned the liquor and he was
acquitted. AT the time this seizure was
made 30 gallons of wine consigned to one
Micelotta were seized. Through G. b.
MarsanO of this city, who acted as inter-
pretOr in both cases, Micelotta testified
that there were eight men in his camp who
bought the wine together for their own use
and that he did not sell to any person. He
was acquitted and the wine has been re-
turned
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is
called to the advertisement of Fred A.,
johnson, on the End page. You cannot
well overlook it, and when seen you will
find the array of bargains it sets forth very
tempting These are really ''too numerous
to MENTION" and to see them al you must
call at the store in Masonic Temple. "A.
D. Chase & Son have new fall designs of
Priscilla undermuslns, made from best
English long cloth, and both dainty and
durable. They invite inspection. Chase
& Son will have special sale next Satur-
day evening from to O'Clock. earle &
Jones have received crates of american
Fire Proof" cooking ware, each piece
stamped, and until Sept. LIST will sell this
ware in sets of six pieces for So cents. See
other bargains. Souvenir china and postal
cards. } ames II. Howes, Odd Fellows
block, will have another special sale next
Saturday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock go.
Dana Lawrence, East Belfast, has lot of
farm machinery, Implements, wagons, har-
nesses, etc, for sale and they must be sold
at once as the owner is going away. Miss
Amy f. Stoddard is prepared to receive
pupils in the study of piano, organ and mu-
steal theory at 100 High street, Belfast.
Special attention given to sight reading and
ensemble piano forte playing Lizzie f.
Patterson, Belfast, publishes a caution
notice. -. For sale at Pearl Brock Farm a
giant thresher and equipment and 6-horse
power gasolene engine, both in first class
condition. Eyes examined free by J.
Franklin Harris, eyesight specialist, 81
High street, Belfast. The City National
Bank offers square deal to derositors, in
vesters and business people. pays 8 per
cent interest in its savings department,
compounded semi-annually. high grade
city and railroad bonds for SALE. ...H. L.
Lord, merchant tailor, is ready to take Or
ders for fall and winter suits and coats,
Prince Alberts and dress coats, all of which
will be made in first-class shape. -. "A re-
ward is offered for the return to % Union
street of small buff cat, all white under
the throat, which strayed away last Satur-
day. Chatelain bag containing pocketbook
and money lost. Reward offered. Girl
wanted to do general homework. Enquire
at once of Chas. R. COombs, Belfast.
Prices are tumbling down another notch at
Harry w. Clark & Co.'s summer suit sale.
See prices quoted. -. George W. West, Bel
fast, publishes caution notice. ..Situa-
ton wanted by reliable, middle-aged
woman IN do hon sowOrk