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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
Will ASH FOR CHANGE
OF venue

BOISE, Idaho, May 22.-The dis
trict court of Canyon county con-
venes May 20 and attorneys for
Messrs. Haywood, Meyer and Pet
tibone will make a fight for a
change Of venue upon the ground Of
bias and prejudice of the people
against all accused of Governor
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
ARREST A
FUGITIVE

Patrolman Thompson today ar
rested c. e. Walker, on telepgrahic
information received from Oklaho-
ma authorities. Walker is a real
estate dealer, born in Canada.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
ARMS HAVE
BEEN SHIPPED

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Porto
Rico's acting governor advised the
state department that arms and
ammunition have been shipped
from St. Thomas for San Domingo
These will be landed
at Dajaben, Haiti.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
DORSEY RETURNS

Frank Dorsey, manager of the
Spokane baseball team. returned
this morning from Grays Harbor
and will leave tonight for Butte,
Mont.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
(Scrlpps News Association.)

CHICAGO, May 22.-Federal
Judge Land has ordered creditors
to prove Dowie solvent by Wednes-
day or he would order the estate
adjudicated.
Court experts have found a mis-
appropriation on the books and ex-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
PUTER WILL BE
BROUGHT BACK

PORTLAND. Ore. May 22.--Dis-
trict Attorney Bristol today Sc
cured a bench warrant from Judge
Wolverton for S. A. ID. Puters ar
rest, He will be brought here at
once.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
CASE Will BE
TRIED TUESDAY

The charge against e. w.
Holmes arrested by Patrolman
Thompson for leaving his team
unhitched, will be heard by Police
Judge Hinkle tomorrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
W|TTE WANTS
TO SUCCEED
WfOLIDEOFF

LIVERPOOL, May 22.-The Post
state Count Witte is anxious to
succeed Wedliderff, ambassador to
France, but the Paris papers are
hostile to the change.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
JAPS SEND MONEY

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The
Japanese Red Cross society sent
100000 through the American Red
Cross for San Francisco sufferers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
SEATTLE F|REMEN ARE
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE

(scripps News AssoS,ation,)
SEATTLE, WASH, May 22.-As-
sisting Chief Latham and eight
other firemen will be suspended to-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
FLEEING
FROM VESUVIUS

ROME. May 22.-An exodus from
the vicinity of Mount Vesuvius was
caused by an avalanche descending
the volcanoes side. Rains are wash
ing the ashes from the eruption.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
MED LIGHT AT
FOURTH & MONROE

People living in the nelghbor.
hood of Fourth avenue and Monroe
street will petition the city Hun.
Gil for an arc light.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22

Steunenberg's murder, but it Is be-
lieved that all motions will be over
ruled.
The cases are set for trial July
10. The defense has secured a
complete list of citizens eligible for
jury duty and is prepared to make
a most stubborn fight.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22

morrow by Chief Ralph Cook, pend
ing an investigation of a charge of
their looting the Arlington dock
and previous fires.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
SASE
IS SHELVED

(Scripps News Association.)
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The
Smoot case is permanently shelved
for this session.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-22
POLICE WATCH
ANARCHISTS

(Scripps News Association.)
CHICAGO, May 22.-Alexander
Berkman and Emma Goldman are
visiting local anarchists and the
police are watching.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
HlST0RIA DEL CER0

Tambien los humildes y los peoue.
nos tienen historis. FL cero & pesar
desu ins'gnidcancia y humildad, tie
ne una i1teresante historic.
Fs bien sabldo que ell hombre lego
mpy tArde, tras una dilatada y lsbo.
ROSA evoluci6p, & adquirir 10 idea de
10 representation simb6lica del nj ne
ro, ell signo grsfco conventional.
lCuantos aiglos dehieron tran, Gu i.
rrir para que On el cerebro humane ne
fofmase eas ample conceptc! Y NADIA
mas interessnte que el desen yolyi.
miento paicol6gf;o de cate concepto.
ALA en- el sc 'eso y misterioso funcIo.
namisnto dc lps ce.ulas cerebraIes:
maravlllosas obreras del pens smient }.
Sc hs dicho que en- los comienxos
del slglo 50 20 SO usa ban en- Europa
las nueyas cifras 6 q olcss mum srales:
sunque esto no 90 hA comprobado su.
dcler tsmente. Mas, 90 10 cierso cue
si bien ne resolvfan Arduos pro blem N
no era todAvfa conocido el cero. S.edu
10 opinion de Sevifs, hist oriador de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

cultades que su fs!ta representaba nj
On las nscesidades que ha venido &
satiafacer. Hoy. apenas NOS de-
mos cuenta do los serlos obstkculos 8
inconvenientes que % presentation {
los grandss m msssm&ncos dc 10 anti.
guedad, cuando haefsn c&lcuIos one.
raciones. imponiendo tal veg fatigo.
sos eafaerxos & su msnts. Y lcuanto
ha simplidcado y fseilitado ID inven.
ci6n del cero, el trabsio massmStiso!
Pueds, sin duds, assgurlrse, que ESQ
invenci6n representa- un notabIe pro.
greso en- Ia ciencia dc los ndmeros.
El csro no vale nads, 90 dice; ain
embargo, auprimidlo por IN nom snto
de la Aritmesiea. , vsrsls euansss,di-
heultates 90 o. preaentaran adn On
las mis- sencillas operaeionss. No
hay, pues, exsgsraci6n On dscir, QUO
Ia prsciosa invsnci6n del insi gnincan.
10 y humllds cero. 90 una admirable
manifeataci6n del hlmano ingsnio,
{. Sanchez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Nuestros parabienes

Aca 'am,s de reoibir este desp ..
cho, que se refare & un iu!clo poR
L'BE % celebsado hoy auts ID Corte
municipal de Manatf, por nusstro dig.
no y energlco .orresponsal de C!a'e,:
Manatf, Marzo %.
DEMoCRACIA.
San Juan.
Manuel Rios, corresponsal DEMO .
cRAcIA, denunciado libslo 20. Junta
Local de instruction de CiaIe.. ab.
sueiso PoR PRoBAR Los HEoHos de.
nuncisdos en- su arIfculo que 40 titu.
lAba <Notas de Ciales.,
CoREEsPoNsAL ESPECIAL.
Nuessros parabienea al amigo QUE
aupo declr y sostensr Ia verdad en- In
prensa y en- los tribunales. En- nues.
tro pals hacen fAlta ejsmplos dc firme.
"a y cate es uno.
No q mausalva 90 O. m oromsts a,
buen nomb.s de un pueb o, cuando
h'y h'mbres que cumplsn sin debIli-
dsdes 81 debsr.
Reciba o. sefior Rios n le.tro fra.
ssrnal aprst0n de manos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

10 civilizsci6n, parece indudab.e que
fueron los Arabss, : que tan eminentes
servicios prestaron & las ciencis
los INVENTORIES del singular grafco ce-
70; singular expression negative, me.
diante cuya combination CON los nd.
meros, On un ordsn dsterminsdo, 90 Il.
terra conventional y senclll lamsnts Ell
valor de una cantidad.
Sc atribuye al rabino esp. lol
Aben Ezra, do Toledo, famoso mate
matIco, 10 prloridad On dar & conocer
en- Europa los ndmeros liam ados ara.
bigos, por au orfgsn, y ense mar 81
empleo del cero, en- una Aritm6tIca oua
eicribi6 en- 1903. So ve, asf, que, an
el orden oronol6Zico,- qulzis tam.
bien en- 81 ordsn psic ol6gIeo -el csro
fue sl & tlmo dc los sfmbolos geaficos
inventados por el hombrs para II ex.
preston fgurada do 10 cantidad.
H'y....a apenas 90 h see reparo en-
10 iLmansa importancia de este sIgoo
tan ssncillo, que earece dc v .lor pro-
pio; porque no 90 piensa en- las difi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
|MPRESIONES Y N0TICIAS
Function benefica

Para mafi ana por 10 nochs, anun.
cia 10 empresa del Cinemat6grsfo del
Circo LowAnde, una fanei6n extraor.
dlnaria q benedclo del Hospital Pres.
bltsriano, acto que ss realiza baio
los auspicios de las stiuguidas da.
mas:
Sra A. Bseknan Winthrop, aeflora
dc Andrew Dunlap, sefiora Laurence
Crab .me, M 4 IRA de Juan Guz naa Be-
nisez, sen IRA Louise L1chssti. sefrora
De Guillsrmo K 'rbr, ss1ora de Fran.
cisco Autonsau.ti, sen ra de R )bert L
Homss,"fiorita Arroyo. 81 4 ora de Rs.
gls sPoit, ssfi ,ra de W. F Willouphby.
s'nors de Roberto Tood, sen IRA de
Charles Harizell, aenora de ENRIQUE
Hernandez, .aenora de Adolfo Raus
chenplat, sefiora Carlton Swlgett, se.
fora Lee Vendig, aefiorita Cooke,
Uu programa especial , de gran
efacso Sc prepare, 60 ell que fguran
las msiores vistas de la EN- mprssa, En-
sl intsrmedio, IN coro de veInticIpco
Nforitss y otros tantos caballeros
cantaran una precioia ssleccl6n dc Ia
opereta iDgle'a clos piratas del Pen.
zarcsS
La banda de Ia politia insular
amenizArA Ell acto, eiecutando es:ogi-
das piezas de au repertoire.
EI precio de las entradss serk
los tickets g K pender6n
durante TODD el diI de ms lana en- ell
cafe Ella Margarita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
EC0S DEL NUEvO MUNDO

Tai es sl titulo do 10 obra DC 6.ica
que ha dado d'timamsnss 4 10 publ
cidad nueatro comp,triota jose Agus.
tfn Aponte, hiio del suslo sguadills.
no. Precsds & 10 obra un prtloro Do
don Vicente Was.
Tcntmos ua sismplar Ala vista,
que sl ssidor Aponts NOS snyf, CON
alenta de6icatoria.
AL hoisar les piginas del libro.
h'mos hallado composicioaes valio.
sas. que no NOS eran desconoeidau.
Recordsmos que hacs algunos amos,
reunidos que es'&bsmos en- 10 bella
ciudad del Ossts, varios i6venss a.
e'onsdos & emborronar cusrtillss.
uno de los circumstances extrsio de-
sus bolsillos un papel escrito. Fran
versos de Aponts; era su possfs clos
Parias', vibrante composicl6n que
levanto gran entusissmo entire sque.
Hos i6vensa maysgiexsnos, durante
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

10 lectura de 10 misma. Ahf esiG, ca
el libro do Aponts, csc magufAeo can
TO q 10 digoidad do un pueblo, junto
& otros de igual m6rito.
A'onts como poeta y eseritor,
bisn mereoe Sc le estImule en- sus ohras.
Como dice 81 sefior vifIas, <dkbsse ser
bsnsvolo con los que sin mas impulse
que una vocaci6n dscidida; sin mG :
sstfmulo que el amor & 10 beilo; sin
mss gufa que el sgaiioaeo dol genio,
y sin esperar mas recompenss que ID
glacial indiferencis dc sus compatrio.
tss,-slo vulgar y 10 mezquino desds
fiandos -ss levantan sobrs el com6n
nivsl, presens&ndonos obras, sino zee.
bhdas y perfectas, llenas dc inspira-
ci6n , sentlmientos.
De ahf que les obras de Aponte,
msrezean el APPLAUSE de sus contsrrl
nsos; APPLAUSE el cual sea Ia VOC do
alisnto para el poeta y sl escritor,
formados por el solo impulse de uns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Teatro del Parque

III Viernes pr6ximo. se pondrk on
ssoena en- sl seasro del Parqus, 10 %.
lebrada zsrzuelA on tres sctos Gel rey
que rabi6,.
Para dich funci6n se sxtrsnsrk
un nuevo decorado y I'm magnfaeo
atreZzo.
Tomara1 parts los tiples Nunez y
Psrez los sen ores Peal, Roselli.
Montesinos y velez.
La empreaa Rosell6 darG & como.
Ger fmportantes obras nusvas, ruido.
sament, aplaud!dAs en- loa teatros do
10 penfnaula.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

voluntad decidids y fuerte, sguiiones.
% poy noble emulaci6a.
Admiramos & ssos hombrea que
sin eontar eon IN campo do asci6n
bastante amplio ca que dss arrcllar sus
fseultadss; schlbidos por mil advsr'
sss sircustansiss dc ir On bussa de
sausllos, { otros paissl; elrcunseritos
al essrecho cfrsulo en- q,s ls eolocan
sisuaeiones dessspsradas, sssos hom.
bres luehAn no obatante, luehan ' 10
esfuerxan On Ger a'g-, On hrillar algo,
ep depoiitar s'qulerA IN CRANE Dc
arena en- el edidelo del sp9rsrdsoi.
nisnto intslsstual dc IL patria.
Intrs esos hombres estk sl stf,or
Aponte. & quisn snvismos nuestro
splauso sntusiasta, Al par, qus las
gracias mas exprssivas por su carl.
noso ohsequio.
Pedro Manzano AvlK6.
Agaadilla, Mario /, ,9O6,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
In la Mansion Ei.cutiya

El III del sctual, & las tres de ls
tsrde, SO llevara 4 tf,cto en- lcs salo.
mes de Ia Mansion Eiscu.iva, csdido.
amahlements por Ell G GobsrnAdor Win.
'nrop , su distingaidA esp 80, ls rem.
MON Anurciada con obieto de orgs.
nizAr 10 sLigA antl-tubsrculosa de
Puerto RIcos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Desds Ia CIdra.

(OO"sinuasi6n ds "a pdqina ss)
cenluras recriminsOiones. Por sse
camino no 20 saliva un psfs.
Tabacaleros, abran los oios No
partan por las primeras impresions,,
y esos mereadsrss corrsdorss que
raos1en de otra maners, sin oonspi.
rar contra 81 trabaio de otro.
Don Qalntfn Colon, honrsdo ar.
tssano de este pueblo, me dice que
hsce dIez y sells msses que 81 ssposa.
doha Providencia FonseSa, desspsre-
eio dc 81 casa, marchGndose, sesdu
indicios, 4 CAysy, lusgo & Caruss '
despuss & San Juan, ignorando su
paradero actual.
Cleric suiato de este pueblo, que
hace propaganda en- favor del partldc
republicsno, promsts { los campssinos
que 81 en- las pr6ximas slscsionss 70.
tan con dicho psrtido, no psgarSu
contribuclonss.
Happrcn~Hye
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Srs. Peruna Drug Co.

Srs. Peruna Drug Co. Toluca Meyko
Muy Srs ei honor dgrme Vds aesuar
veg los beneciosoS efecfos Perun
La Peruna en- mi concepO de las meos mdnaS
debes los que enen aecados los puones
HnaoS MI padeca de debdd
paba al enar seis
a como nino de se huo mo padc
c0mpIeamenfe Surad0 fraScoS.
Desde he usado dz neuaseno
de escouas sobre fodo
en- Ia conea ocho annos octogenaos
fuerzaS acknowledgements.
Solo esperaba ndmero
cusi6n general sahsacfora
benehcO de la humandad doLente.
QuedO de Vds. afmo SIS
VICENTE ESTRADA MONTES DE OCA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Retormas en- COrreos.

Eu la pr6x'ma aemanA qued arSu
tsrminadas las rtformss que se estan
hacienda en- el Depsrtamento General
de CorreoS de San Juan.
DeSde el dfA primero, todas las
personals que deSeen aiQui -ir aparta-
dos Sc aervlraa dlrjgIr sus sollcitu
des al Administrator.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
CgmerClanteS

ANGEL sUAREZ. Fahrisants 8
importador dc Eombreros Fortalexa a
30 slmsssn Gan Fr&nsisso 8s.
RARMACIA y Drog 4arfa de ADO
to Iszrssno Rivera. Csmuy. = K
ooGssaatA sRrtido do nedisins q
trescas lTnportadas de- Europa y Eata
Qnldos. Psriumsria. Eovads
@ea ste Prsnios m6dieos.
AS4A1lA COLON, de- Rsm6o
Almaxan Plaza PrIr sipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
C0nfsrensia

Hfy die on principle en- Hunscao
Ias COL t'renclas eacolares anuncisds
Con dicho motive salieron hacia dicho
pueblo ell sub comisiona ado de Eiucs-
eion don Enrique G. hernandez, Su.
perintsndents general de e.cuslau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

Lo mismo puede decirse de escr6fula
y avanzada edad.
Remover ell catarro de los 6rganos di.
gestivos, es preparar el camino para un
complete nutyimiento del cuerpo.
Escr6fulas prevalecen entire personals
NAL nutridas.
Cualquier remedio que impruve la
nutrici6n, es un medic valioso para
curar la escr6fula.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
A PERUNA es primariamente un

1 II I1ItO z y CO P1IIIIuI dIItHIG UH
A remedio para el catarro.
AL curar el catarro, sin embargo, CO.
rriJe otros muchos males.
Catarro del est6mago y 6rganos diges-
tivos producen frecuentemente neuras-
tenia porque deterioran la sangre.
La Peruna libra estos 6rganos del CO.
tarro cuando purifica la sangre cura
la postraccion Eerviosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
En- el Cinemat6ar

Desde esta nechs los funciones On
el Cinemat6grafo del circo Glow ande.
da'au principle & las ocho , media,
Entre otras vistss sstS anuusiads
para e'tA noehs, Sun saballsro noble
tearees,> de geAn senssci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Para sshoTas, nihos ! nj
mas, T0Da hecha

SNo ha visto usted los agafHeos
traies, blusas, kim0nas, sscos, guar
de- polvos, enaguas, camisas, cubr.
corsets, traiss para nihas y ninos,
etc etc., de telas hilo, hechos en- nues-
tros talieresp Aunqus los prsaios .
que vendemos son MUy MODICOS
no hassmos NADIA de pac,tilla.
Nussiro extsnso sur.ldo eompren.
de desds Ii hlusa mas senctlls,
los rieos trajes sdornsdps con
encsjes de hilo, eAladns, bord ados,
etc.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work &
EmbroidarJ CO.
10, Forialeza, Saa Jlan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Emp|eado de Farmacia

s, necesits uuo qus no sea muy
ldvsn, que sea soltsro, que tsnga mu
cha y buena prsctlca y que ofrezca
buena' referenciss, para ocupar una
plsz' inportsnte en- una de las msio.
res fsrmaclss de la isla.
Sc prefe"irA 4 un farmtce ltico
graduado Para irformep, diriglrss
al ApArtado 6mero SO
10 v. YauNo. p r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

Para trapichesy desmenuzadoras Cen
tral Guanica, San Vicente, Juanita, Camba.
lache Resoluci6n, y Buena Vista.
Para Calentadores L lafayette en-
Arroyo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
maquinariaS para hIli!nd S g azGcar.
Contrastas de fact0ras cOmpIetas ncIwandons adcne

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo
Juanlta, Bayamon, Plazuela, Barceloneta'
San Vicente, Vega Baja, Providencia, Pat,
las, Mercedita, Yabucoa, Buena Vista, Ca.
rolina.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-06-07

Major Benz. Pitman of Lynn, Mass, who
delivered the Memorial day address here,
was accompanied by Mrs. Pitman and by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Burrell of Hartford,
Conn. Major and Mrs. Pitman went from
here to Bangor for a short visit before re-
turning home and Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell
went to Searsport.
Mr.. Clarence E McIntre has resigned his
position as superintendent of the Duplex
Roller Bushing Co., and disposed of his in
terest in the company. He will take va
cation before engaging in other business,
and with Mrs. McIntire will spend the
summer on Long Island. one of the group
in Hancock county forming Long Island
plantation.
Miss Francis Drinkwater of Eaugor is
to be married at high noon, June 12th, in
the Central church at Bangor to Or. j. AL
fred Anderson of Augusta. Although Miss
Drinkwater is to reside in Augusta she
will continue TO sing in the Central church
choir, Bangor, and will be one of the solo
lists at the Musical Festival in Bangor in
October.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-06-07
OBITUARY.

Kate S., widow of Austin Drinkwater of
Northport died recently in Somerville,
Mass, where she was visiting her daughter,
a paralytic shock. Services were held in
Somerville, Rev. Bradley Whitney of the
Baptist church officiating, and the remains
were brought to Northport and the funeral
held at the church at Saturday Cove, with
Rev. f. 5. Philbrook of Belfast in attend
ance. There was large attendance and
many beautiful floral offerings The bear
ers were Hudson Brown, Emery Brown,
James L. Knights and r. A. Packard. Mrs
Drinkwater is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Elwell OF Northport. and two
sisters, Mrs. Rosa Snow of Northport and
Mrs Fred Smith of Rockland, and by two
daughters, Mrs. D. E. Kelley of Somervile,
Mass. and Mrs. Carrie Hill OF Lincolnville.
Mrs. Louisa D. Shorey, one of the first
summer cottage owners at Temple Heights.
died of pneumonia last Sunday evening,
after about two weeks illness, at the sum
ner home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Collins McCarty
of Belfast. The deceased was almost IS
years of age and had been IN good health
until this Illness. Some three weeks ago
with her daughter she went to the heights
from her home in Waldo and opened her
cottage and was soon after taken i'll. going
To neighboring cottage where she passed
away. Mrs. shurey was born in Monroe, the
daughter of John and Drusella Durham.
She married Wellington Shorey, who died
about eight Years ago, and OF eight children,
seven survive them, who are, John D., OF
White sulphur springs, Mont; James W.,
and Raymond O., of kismet. Mont. b. g.,
af RjIlIDps NpDr Mrs 1aDDjp II Mc(IraN
OF Knox William Shorey and Carrie Emma
Shorey, who lived on the home place. She
was memb of Frederick Ritchie grange,
Patrons of Husbandry, of which she was
charter member. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon and the interment was
III Waldo
Capt. Charles j. Jameson of Rockland
a well known retired mariner, died at the
Knox hospital May 30th from shock fol-
lowing an operation for rupture. Deceased
was 81 years of age and native of Rock
port. He sailed IS years as master mariner,
always for a. j. Bird 4 Co. Following IS a
complete list of the vessels he commanded:
Laura E. Messer, Gertrude T. Smith, Rich
mond, Sandman, Hattie CoombS, superior,
Susannah, Eliza Ann, Helen, William Rice,
George W. Glover, Olive Pecker and Will
liam II. Pratt. The Gertrude Smith. a
three-master, was built for him. he re-
tired from the sea eight years ago, after
faithful and successful career. During the
past year or two he had been night watch
man at the plant of the Camden Anchor
Rockland Machine Co. Almost from child
hood he suffered from serious physical all
ment, which ne bore patiently although at
the last it had made life burden almost to
heavy to be borne. Capt. Jameson is sur
vived by his Wife formerly Miss Ellen Pen
dletoIl, and by one daughter, Mrs. 4. j,
Bird.-Rockland CourieT-Gazette.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-06-07
SBORO.

Mr. Charles Clayton of Bangor, aged IS
years, died at his sisters cottage, Hewes'
Point, last Saturday evening at seven
O'Clock. Mr.. Clayton had with him two sis
tiers, Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Davis, and his
brother, Major Clayton, the latter arriving
from Bangor Saturday afternoon. The de-
ceased was well known in this section of
the town, having spent several summers
here with his sister, Mrs. Whitney. He
was genial gentleman of the old school and
many will miss him. The remains were
| taken to Bangor Monday. Rev. George f.
Tufts left Tuesday morning for Newton,
Mass, to attend the anniversary exercises
of Newton Theological seminary at New
| ton Center, which takes place this week..
| Charles f. Harris theatrical company
! played at the town hall Monday, Tuesday
ana Wednesday nights of this week Mr..
| Harris is always good and seldom dlsap-
points his audience. ..Ihe Dark Harbor
! school closed most successful term last
/ Friday AFTERNOON. Hiss Nellie Gilkey has
| gone to Prospect to visit friend of Castine
t school days.... Dark lIarhOr is waking up.
/ Quite number of cottages are open now.
I I he GibsouS OF Acne Island are 10 be in
! Italy this year aud 1t Is sad that the new
/ Mrs. Astor and husband viii occupy their
! cottage Mrs. anghorne-S -ShaW-A stor is
a sister of Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson....
( The stmr Silver Star viii begin her two
trips a day schedule June 15th.... quite a
| crowd had gathered last week to see a big
pair of horses pull out stump from some
private grounds near the town road. To
| no avail did the horses pull and tug. The
! question of giving it up was being consider
ed, when along came a SMALL Sorrel, sorry
| looking horse drawing a dump cart. The
owner halted moment, then with an eX-
clamaton jumped out and began taking his
horse out the cart. The pair of horses were
led away and the one horse hitched on.
There was IA word of encouragement, a
moments pause and the stump was up-and
there were three long cheers then for
Auburn-the owner of the winning team.
The new State road is being put in between
the 2nd Baptist church and the old grid
iron bridge. ..... Miss Florence PrOuty of
| Worcester, Mass, will start a Nature study
! class next Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at the town library. All girls between the
| ages of II and II years are invited to join
and are asked to bring notebook and pen
ell. The class will be taken on walks, and
the tree, flower, bird, insect and she'll will
come under consideration. A fine chance.
Mrs. j. NJ. Whittier and daughter Mar
guerite, of Searsport, visited old Fort Fair
field friends Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Whittier came up Saturday to Houlton to
attend the Sunday meeting of railway con-
ductOrs of northern Maine.-F0rt Fairfield
Review, May 30th