The Republican journal., 1906-04-05

, can have the package by calling at the
"Elms," as the proprietor raises sufhcleh'
quantity of beans on his fam for his ONT
use.
! The four-masted schooner Addison E.
BullaId finished diSclarging her cargo OF
coal at Mack's Point Wednesday. The five
masted schooner William c. Carnegie. 23st
tons, sailed from Newport News March
22nd WITH 1916 tons of coal Tor the b. q A.
i r, R. and arrived at Mack's Point Wednes-
day afternoon.
| A serious accident occurred at Mack S
Point Wednesday afternoon, March 18th,
when the steel bridge Fair banks, Morse II
Co. of Chicago are erecting was being hoist
ed to its position on the treSue work. The
cable attached to the drum OF the hosting
engine parted, letting the structure fall to
the ground, wrecking it and twisting the
Orders badly. The bridge was 200 feet in
length and % in height and was blocked up
- feet on railroad ties making the top 40
feet from the ground At the time OF the
accident John Seroy, an iron worker of
CohoeS, n. Y, was at work on top of the
bridge and came down with it, receiving
terrible shaking up, fracturing his left arm
ard several of his ribs. He was brought to
the Searsport House, where he was attended
by Drs. Lathbury and Pattee, and later was
taken to the Waldo County Hospital in
Belfast.
Following is list of out-of-town guests
registered at the SearspOrt House last
week: Edward r. Wrenn, G. W. Currier,
Appleton; f. {. Pendleton, Stockton: II.
PERIL, Old Town; II. F. Whitcomb, Ellis
B. Conary, Surrey. William K. uunnewen,
Boston; G. II. Davis, Belfast; c. \: Sta
pies, Stock ton; Nathaniel Golding, W. A.
Smith, Peter Olsen, Boston: b. {. Thurs
ton, South Union John Vickery, John
Green, New York, Barney Nelson, Phila-
Il al - l,,l, ~
Haines, Lynn, {. Jenner, Brooklyn ". 5.
Giles, Camden; Z. H. Herrick. W. 5. Ken
iston, Rock land Thomas Gill, Orono;C. W.
Potter, Brunswick; John Dollotf, Belfast;
W. II. Haskell, Cambridge: ". A. Gillett,
Bangor; b. A, Topper, Boston; i. L.
Patterson, H. Rhodes, Grand Falls; John
Flauery, Bangor; ". Hogan, Belfast.
Following is list Of coasting licenses is
Issued by Richard Smart, deputy collector of
customs of the port of Prospect in 1887 and
1885: Capt Samuei Colson, sch. New Pack
ct of Prospect, 1903 tons; capt William :.
Treat. sch. Montezuma OF Belfast, So tons,
engaged in the fishing trade; apt. Isaac
Gilkey, SCH. Champion of belfast, l29 tons :;
Capt, Philip GiIkey, Jr., sch Mar! Frances
of Boston, 81 tons; Capt. Humphrey Maso
sch. Two SONS of Belfast, 10 tons Captain
John Small, sch, North Branch IF Boston,
127 tons; Captain Ephraim Col>un, il, sch.
Royal Welcome OF Belfast, Sc tons: Captain
Dennis Griffin, sch. Commodore Perry of
Belfast, 50 tons: Capt. Phineas f. Griffin.
sch. George and William of Boston, $40 tons;
Capt. Isaac CIOsSon, sch. Dore of Belfast,
u tons, engaged in the fishing trade; Capt.
samuel Mathews, 2nd, sch. Slnbad of Plos-
pect, II tons Capt. Joseph Treat, sch. Two
Friends of Prospect, 81 tons; Captain .)ere
miah Warren, sIoop Boston Packet of Isles
boro, 80 tons; Captain Elijah Cyphers, sch.
Mary Frances OF Boston. 81 tons; Captain
Phineas PendIeton, Jr., sch. A haco of Pros
poet, 1873 tons Capt. William Porter, sch.
Rosa bella OF Prospect, 81 tons; Captain
Thomas Warren, sch. Prospect of Belfast,
so tons; Capt. Jabez Phinney,. Jr., sch. Ba-
hama OF Belfast, 50 ions; Captain George
Dyer, sch. Potomac of Prospect, 81 tons
Capt. George Swain, sch Welcome Return !
of Deer Isle, IS tons.