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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
new DREDGE TURBINE To De
GIVEN IRY-OlT IN THE HARBOR
AN INNOVATION ~ DREDGING OPERATIONS 49, Ta0oP.
SKIP SHERMAN HERE fOM MANILA AND 10 SAIL
F0a COAST THIS A. iERNO0N-NtUNA l0A WAS A
LATE ER9lVAl --MATSON STEAMER TAXES PINES.

r.rHr irtr IH. luu. p coded
.B frhaHr1. Na.. Does. l1u ul ]
cato 600 tp ntuuI Fa. uu Hawaii
a. Do pl tro Muwi l"',
which NuE nuur ip this port. in
IlaINf strait, .Hn pN"bnnrci sirnlls
a. gl,Hu gud 800. IrHu1cl Go 10.
irr Mona Kau Unr. Clpilin iircr
u aYd The plr"uHr.. a'rn d'1n'a,rd
their han lkcirhlrF 90 a." lahaina
f.lud nlr.currr co the Mauna Ken.
Tho Mauuu Navigation steamer III
lnrilu. from san Francisco and So
alto. will arrive ~ Honolulu % or
about THURSDAY. Uc .cWhcy 18Th, ac-
couliur To the latest ad'icc8 received
A. tpc agency ul caste a Coukc Tic
ycsyol Is reported aE hrinring down
rai iuus ncigIi Tor honolulu, $50
tons ,ar Kamlui and - tons Tor
Port Al''n II g. expected that the
llruuiun will taxi oct q small ship
mont Of sugar on Tie rc'ura voyage Ia
san Francisco.
Tic Mason NlNiga ion liner VIII
hclmina Is scheduled 10 vail for san
fraucisCo NJ ~ O'Clock tomorrow
morning. taking O. Enod'y list oil first
ngd second en- 8 passengers, Tho
frcigh, Offering 30 far booked In
cluGc % shipment al l2,pGU ca'cS ol
iiHncd pircapples, i2O0 lunches of bn
glnas, 5000 sacks OF rice, about Al
tors of hides and quantity OF sun
/ dries Tho y. vel will sail from tn,
Matson whnvi aud Il Is probable thai
the municipal baud will be present tC
render : parting concert,
~
! The Matson Navigation .stcamc,
Lurlinc arriving here on December
4 li,h, Is one of the so-callcd Christ
mas boats" Tho Pacific Mail line
/ Manchuria, duo here ON the follow
ing Monday, being the last stcamc
7 NulctidC, The Lurlinc 81 bringing
out good-sizcd cargo OF merchan
die and supplies for the islands.
ID ~
. Early this morning the stcamo
Ni.hau arrived from Waimca, Kauai
with 3200 bags &C sugar, 81 cmpt
gas drums. - sundry packages and
hurT', She will sail again for Kaua
rs scrn as posc!blc.
The barkCntinC Irmgard arrived Il
is now disfh1rging her argo CT lun
Der and grain. She will take o
sugar before returning to her HON
port.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06

Tur be- IU n .H. ..II SID
Dr. IB G.sU.Hl rI. HrHnr o. ,r 60
m.. uHnus HuH8 in Oboe rrHr
igG 81 iha n".s uu rHs SOC ru
ufV .un yHtrl
Do o. tlu t.r,w u| "THH Tur'
as ihD m.lur Hutru frHIu. hHN Nv
tTy -I1rdpri Nm"Ir.H HHmrUur boz
known OBJ. diy.H# 1909 Hlu fi'u
in lcrll Wofk. 1hn hu'l was towel
down ICON Portland %. pl urrtu POO
ing TAR ami ne mrrhlun.y we Hh'n
Iod hn.r g.u Eal Ia1rfcI ami in
attic
lt1l more than To- mrnth St7ndrrl.
Ancllgul expert have hru uI.tnH
in tho u1cNu"ry G.. g. llrrtmmr
an rypo.i ci,riUual ulgin nr an I
cert Johnson. Nhp Hl.lt th' Spcuru
dlNc;tuF canal have inHDliCl IN
mprln,gy. white Cp' Bu st1". %
ghiUhuil 'yv VIM CraHtUctud The hul
has bc,l busy rupurini"niiug M"
construction a. puui1sus that viii en-.
ry the r'ga Inc ashore fum tla
GTcdrr.
"'rhc Turbine dos not surrp out
The debris II cuts The cprNl with az
Immense revolving cutter head, an !
the bits of ruck arc su"frl M iaip
an immense iulIFC AMI l..,Cn thnruHh
tho p,T"linc.
Tho turh,pr m Hrr core ~ i0c1
revolutions scr n''"a. ard lh' shut
ana cutter Ecll VII. m.Ec 40 at SCI.
CltrCr
The now d.cdga w b. lri" out
in tho north nat of Tho hIrb'r AMI
thea started at wItk II pNlrl li1rhlr.
The Standard Nmc''c'n nrc lIns
G, mrHny hir cpni"'ct for drC lg'u9
The channel of the hlrbnr here arl
The BIZ turbine may be uicl IN this
At 10 O'Clock this morning the
lagghip Mauna Kea If the lntcr.l5
land feet let 20 her bow lines and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
pAsgunoeRs BOOKED

rrr rtmr Mlun, l.nl simcrson.
lnr E1na aud Kun Doc. . T. m--
Hong Chack. Miss Iona Cnnant, III
hon Rcstlr'Cf. Rev -. Sine.
Ter Nm- Mik1h,la, Tullc,t. for No
lukli port. Dee &C. Hlilchul, G.
Chlrlock
Per stmr Kinln. Gregory, for Kan
NJ port. nee. G--Mr aud Mrs. Elcs
ton. Mrs G.. NJ Cooke, W J schocn.
berger Mr.. \. u. Mills. W. T. Martin,
II. u. Schultz. W H. Rice AMI wife,
H. A. Knudscn an wife. w. T. Frost
nr Sanduw. u. u. Murdoch. 4. o. Mel
son. \. llagchcrg.
Per q. s. $. Sierra for San Firm
cifco Fec. ll.-ll l.. Day. Il. q, Hin.
1cs. Mrs llindcs, Mis- II. Rob 'rls
Mrs !. l.. Thomas A. l., Derby, Mrs
]. G. llenkeniss. Mrs. +. \. Stewart
Rear Admiral c. T.. Recs. Mrs. Rces
Mrs. T.. n. Prcntiss. Miss s. Whit
man T.. II. Prcntiss. Mrs. r. s. l.
Morris. H. NJ. Thomson Mrs. Thlm
son. Miss A. 'Calllmo.e, l.. NJ. Hale
+. 7. Clarke.
Per NJ. n. S. S. Wilhclmlna, fol
| San Francisco. Dec. T. II. $. Tru'
c.;t AMI wife u. +. Campb-ll and
wife. A. Fraser. j. r. Marshall, A. G
henderson. T.. Kendall, Dr.. i. $
Cckc. Fred W. $. blanchard anl wife
Miss j. Kcnnoy. Mrs. NJ. Myncricf
VI. Mcncricr. s. \. Scwlll. Col. S. Par
! kcr. Mrs. e. X. EDlk. Miss Dorothy
; Book, Miss Manic Schri lc". Mis-
adv Macr1rlane. J. TIncsc'l, Miss y
! L. Porter. Mrs. II. s. Morris, Miss
| A. Cattcrnolc Miss a. c. Kciscr
Miss u. Alcxanicr. Miss Ednr llel
shcr Mrs 4. Wilson, Il. II. Irwin, w
y. Roth. Mrs. W. T. Skelly, w. S
pIusstar. S. W. smith. Joan w. Man
hin. G. u. Fawcctt, John McDonnd
| icd. Hart. c. u. Grimcr. j. $. Richlrd
ON. Mrs. Anna B'olgette, T. q. Hum
mel and wife. Mrs r. II. Fawcct'
Miss 4. NJ. WisnGr, o. T. Scully an
w!lc, Miss II. a. Roberts, Miss JeSsi
Rradcy, Mrs. Warhburn, Mrs. T. j
Schucn !. Z. r'yics and wife, N
Irccn. Miss Elmcr Green. Z. "
Quinn. Strauss, w. L. Buck, G, J
Castle. A. Ehrmpn and wife, $. Gree
md wife. Il. T.. Balding and VIII
I.ulwig Schin and wife, +. Il. Thoml
son d. ]. Mihbury, w. A. Miller, J
: mckenzie.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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EHI fTarH .u.t I#...UH d.'I# aI
90 |uH'.f. fu T.... .U.uHIf. IH U8
HuUt u.rH r.."T.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per stmr. Mauna Loa, SimerTon,
from Knn1 AMI Kau ports, Dee. G.
u. 7. Forrest, VIM. Mann, Rcv. III
lOnchi, Miss X Kanidl G. Boltc, $,
Full G1d child Miss Il. Hall. Mrs
J. A. Mug3Cn Allen Magoon, Judge
Klulukou l.. X. Evans, !. Leslie, r.
Mos3mln, T.. Aiu, j. G0IYc!a. e. Ahu,
ma, s. Marumoto. u, McCnrriston. J
Sc7"lc, J. T, Rock, Or. J, II Raymond
and son, c. Lucas, VI. A. Giles, Chas
Gay. W H. Patterson. j. e. Axtell
s. =. Maiclua, wife ami ron and rs
deck. .
Per u. S,A T, sherman, from Ma
Mia Via Snglsski. Japan.-F2r IIlnp
rolulu Nun". ThrOugh: II CIl. FL
ward II, rlummer. Major George w
Van Gcuacn, Major William S. Sect;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06

O. mwr. uua Uttrr wiirrn. Nils T..
Wilson Ma 'icn1 rrtlcmin. " ~.
NtCfu,1 " Ndnyc. W a. Ne.
& irn ~ q nhn James wakefield.
A. 80, md,r = y Myers T. !.
iiWl. %. Z en- isinp q " Mirsha1,
IhHs Nolpn. Mrs Al,a whoa Mw
o. Nvilr z = Evins AMI son. kln
Chn, b Mo,hw,. frank Poster ~.
y ulaFnrd Chlf iir,nidt W ".
cflv Ma iilnrhcir. ! . wu,ds
"fF D woods MI W. q. Org.
y = rdur. n. e. ll1yaclicn. x.
kGity " \ Mcru. ~ shepard.
Mary Ellas. T. r. F1rnanlcs. q. n.
nmds', a. Ross, Father Rcgilald
! rc Tc'"a
~ q NJ r. \ sihrhi Cor Ianln
Hunila ana ll'nghnnr WIN Bruno
Min d Garter. Mfs. G. Condici Mifs
frs"i hino prycr Erwin Er'smi u
w. ilrrlman Encu Matthews John
Z Nnifn Me- lthn Marin. AUGUST W
schmidt irhul'n Morton. Edward n
NhBtHn. MlF lila D. Wilson
lrr simr Maunl Kol. Tor llllo via
way ports Tee. g Nj I. dc popim'
M OlhHcld Mrs Grace Wilson
M'sa Gladys Wilson. Mss A. ncrt'c
man. W. n. McCallum. a. Mcintyre
4 llurI Mr. llurd X Mochanl
FRANK Foster ~ v O'dncld. W. u
Crawford T. 4 Grace, j. q. Woods
Mr8. wouls. Mary Elif. g. ELIAS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
LOOKING INTO
CLARk'S ideas
Merchants Association WIN
Get Roron ON Merits of
Plans ior Banana Trade,

Inv" gallon uI tEu plans an
nuu' ga ty G. w. CLARK. ct TIRE United
l,uit Company, for baldliuu the ha
naua Trade ul the islands will lu carr
rird on hy the Mcrrhalta AyCcia-
ton through Norman Nukins Toe
association has named Mr. watkins
10 look into the morris Of Clarke
ideas, and he is preparing now 10
mako a thorough Investigation Of the
company propo i,iuus.
lie Will take mp through cores
pondenCc with tie headquarters NJ
the United Fruit Company in lie east
and will later make a report to the
Merchants Associatiun on bis lird-
ings
Clark declared wai'c In Honolulu
that the company would not only
make advantageous contracts with
growers ol bananas, bU, would atsu
furnish bonds To protect the grow
ers. This will be looked into by Mr..
Watkins.
lie said this morning that ID Is not
the intention OF the Merchants Assoc
citation 10 act rs produce exchange
In any way, merely to investigate the
United Fruit Compauys onCr and re-
port as to It's merits TIE report will
not be ready for several weeks
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06

The claim Of Frau Dutwiewitz, 81
posen. Germany, borD on FEB ~
1855, 10 be the oldest woman III the
world, Is now contested by Mrs, Bahia
Vasilka, who was born in Nav. 1854,
in tho little bulgarian village OF Va
ve'esko, where she has lived over
-ircc The record of her bin N Is, pre-
served In o neighboring monastery OF
the Orthodox Greek faith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
ALL MAY gain y
EAR OF kEEFE
CONTINUED from Page II


ut the hands of the commissioner. IL
is understood that there are several
Russians now here who prcposc TO go
before Mr.. Keerc with protests con.
lcrnlng alleged violation Of agree
mcnis made them before sailing for
the Hawaiian Islands.
1t will he mp to Mr. Kccfc 10 make
the discovery as TO whether the COM
plants come from the professional
ag.tator or emanatc from just
source.
The commissioner will court a
hearing from all classes in order TO
gain general knowledge of the SEN
timent he'd here In these Islands re-
garding immigration matters.
~ an N Nv Nm af In I'll uer yenr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
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uauIl 10, Nalf al Facnu e.
- Y5H
l.,Hh BHl baa rnI Nlull Goa
EiW NHh1u iim kaua' rHta b.
o.
Fimr NW1 iHt Him,HHu fum
IuHB Hnf tlu 90 m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
SIERRA REPORTS

The following wireless message has
been received by the agents from the
S. s. Sierra, bound for Honolulu:
s. S. Sierra. at Sea, s p. m, De-
eember 8. lslO-s7S miles from San
Francisco lightship; moderate south
west wind and sea; barometer 30:l7,
air 81: all well.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Captain iinN g. lyous Cayih'n
ipnk " lavIm CuHlin Alnrl 4
Hiaihir Captain JusTh W Bllnch
uId. ift o. lWut Thorn o. g. y
o. UHiY end 40 tny a Sm1EHy
.UH o. " HUpH A. ClpHm. iN o.
James ~ Van iiun Pan .. Nuri
huH rmmrr lu g. n. G. Wir1dn and
vito. 1r"mps q Caftidy and vito q.
FmrId [, e. lirIvn A. . sheplrd.
Gurru Is Glover Clctk HERMAN T..
ilpdrHn rIc#a Thomas G. Miller. Mira
q l'Ffd TUu,U llDpfy a. Mil.H. NJ
Chtrira Mcll XIV Mics \ Evan
shunwlkcr Airs % e. Rays. Mrs w.
" Tutz Nr o. " E'lsoy Miss NJ.
T. - HronHHu. MrF Walter Fraser.
NIH ru1 Fpvycr Mrs. Theodore n.
- cHcrr. Mr. "nl. {. Krsnt. Mrs
J. ralliurrr MIS- g. T. FnEcr Mr.
\ e Eifhr. T. q. Jones', Mrs l.. II
Johnson 1T &c. F'Hyd o. T1bcy. ~.
cy bon lus1nl Nrg. John w Gray,
". &. bryant. Alunzu l.. llirkyou Mrs
/ llr hrr' lllifcbrardt. Ichn North W.
y ~ ll.'N.. wv NNIN " tnNN'r W JOS v NNN'
oncc lewis J. " Ch,pm1l John l.
rukr N~t Srr'h C1'h""in" Smuy0n
Thnmas Ferguson owen V. Wilc1mh.
WEI irm Urris p1i.icr n O'Br'en.
q u'ish Wili"ms. wr'cnmr n Powell.
Chpr'c, a. nlNis Jpm's A. B""k, g.
iprrrrrd lrh1 w. GWn"r George 3.
, Martin. Frank $. Mnyclcy. James r.
/ Drv'dynn. Mrr Sim ana 2 Chi.d~"1
! ~ hrlam StCrcurru wife nul SCH. Mrs
Oscar Kronhl Mrs VIM llirSlev. Mrs
Harry Ilurcn. wife and child. Mira.
Iuhn u. Howard Paul Lucas. Mrs,
Pp1l : ucps nni chill Iron. Mrs Slm'
ucl W. Shancr Mrs. Thomas Wilson
and dnughtc', Mrs. Marion L. Mann,
Mrs clyde II. stewart. Mrs. Vic nrin7
Franklin and daushtCr Mrs. Monroe
L. Flulkcnhn;g Joseph a. Iloeft and
? children Mrs Charles Gphlkcr, Mrs
Peter Barth. George RunyoI. Dcnit
min 1fTcrty. Ch""lC5 Il. Burr, Bart
ley Costello, Charles Sherman, Thu
mas G. Goodwin, Anthony Herring
NJ. A. Sweeney.
Per p. NJ. S. S. Siberia, from Sru
Francisco, Zee. 5.-FDr Honolulu: i
4. Alexander, Mrs. +. A. Alexander
Joseph l.. Andersen, Miss Ethel An
dCrsun. Miss E'iz"1-ih Arfcsson
Miss NJ. rcll f. Blelu. j. w. w
Brewster, Mrs. l.. Brunchorst. L. Is
Bull. A. w. Garter, Mrs. A. w. Carte
Mss Edith Carter Francis G. .Colrille
Mrs. Francis c. Colvillo, W. G. d.
iputh. Pay Inspector u. =. Dubois, U
S. N, Geo. II. Fairchili, J. L. G, IL
gems, w. j. Hannisan, Mrs. w. ]. Han
( rigan. Miss Bcrnlcc lIartwclf. Mis-
A. u. Hartwc'l, Mis-. a. G. Have
Jr., e. Iledcmannn, Mrs, c, He'd
mann. s.. G. Ilindcs. Mrs. $. G. Hin
dos, Maftcr Barrett ilindo5, Mrs. II
I Hoppe. Mrs. Paul Il. lsenhcrg, Hon
| u. j. Kcefc. Mrs. d. J. Keefc, Mrs n
n. Locke. MIS-. +. $. Ma'oney. Il. i
) Marston, j. u. Martin, Mrs J. u. MAJ
9 tin G.. a. McEldOwney. Mrs, NJ. J
NcGnulcy. Miss Ella Mclncrny, X. {
Mcintosh. Mrs. X G. Mclntosh, G. 7
milford. Morton G.. Munks, Miss Al
ma NJ. Paris Miss II. X. Patterson
W. T. peck. Mrs l.. 7. Peek, Majtc
Y. Peck A. W. Perclstrous. Mrs. =
!. w. pcrelstrGus, Rev. w, L. Potwin'
!. Mrs. w. L. P0twlnc and infant J
0 Price, Mrs. H. Price, Rev, r. j
!. Smith. Mrs II, l.. smith, Miss Ma
!, iore NJ. Smith. Miss NJ, NJ Smltl
Miss Clara Sutherland, Miss \
y Veitch J. II. Warrall Mrs. y. ]
, !, Washburn, w Zeise, Il. Tuprli MIR
Q II. Tupnli.
III PASSENGERS DEPARTED
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per stmr. Mauna Kea Freeman, fc'
.Nlul and Hawaii Ports, 10 u. M
r. Ylmamura. j. iwaSaki, W. X. No
ley, Mrs. Oldncld. Countess lrma u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
HONOLULU AERIE, lao, F. o. E

Meets on the End and 4th WE'D
NESDAY evenings OF each month at
7:30 o'clock in X. OF P. Hall. corner
Beretania and Fort streets.
Visiting Eagles are invited TO at
tsnd.
W. r. RILEY, w. P.
WIN. G. mccoy, Sec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. LILO. R. M

Meets every first and third Thurs
Gays OF each month at Knights OF
Pythlss Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited to attend.
.ts.,,s A. l.. EAKIN. sachem.
Il. v. TODD, G. of r.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
HONOLULU LODGE, SIG. B. P. o. E

Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, b. P. o.
inks, meets in their hall. on King
Street, near Fort. every Friday eve
ming. Visiting Brothers are cordially
invited TO attend.
JAS. ID. DoUGHERTY, e. r.
GEO. T, KLUEGEL, Sec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
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Wow &C. n
iHIau tul NHlll aud % lngs tul
FHIH. o. ~ H Fa.a.al D. ~
Tps iaF &C. a
iiil" Ni1 WY I1iH N1up1 koi
nF co. H.
ti1fHli f1tia N.ui STINT % o.
NHhHtHul. ktvH.h1o uI rinH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06

,-"Fer Rent" cards on sale al
shs .0uitstlr sNlos.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-06
WIN. MCKINLEY LODGE, NO. 8,
K. Of P.

.Meets every End and 4th Saturday
evening at 1880 o'clock in K. OF p,
Hall. cor. Fort and Beretania. Visit
Ing brothers cordially invited to at
tend. :. 80
II. A. TAYLOR, c. @.
e. A. JACOBSON. X. r. 8.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-28
PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
C. L. Bane and son Charles of Boston, who
have been stopping at Mrs. L. D. Berry's the
past two weeks, returned home on last Satur-
days boat. Mrs. M. C. Proctor of Dorches-
ter, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs G. A.
Avery. Mrs. Emma Luke was at home from
Chelmsford, Mass, several days last week.
She was called here by the sudden death of
her brother, O. NJ Perkins of Penobscot.
Miss ANGELA Wilson of New London, Conn.,,
and Master Wilson James of Bangor are Wis
iting the Misses Heagan and Mrs M. A. Little
field. :. C. G. Carley and brother Cheever of
West Newton, Mass, were at the Carley cot
tage several days last week.. Mrs. w. N.
Healey and son Stanley of Boston visited at W.
D. Harriman's last week.. Mrs. w. D. Har-
riman has been stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. M. B. Grant, in Standpoint the past two
weeks. :. Miss Ruby Nash of Bangor was a
weekend visitor at w. D. Harriman's.. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Perkins of Cambridge. Mass,
visited relatives here last week.. DR.. ]. A.
Pierce, and J. A. Pierce, Jr., were guests at w.
D. Harriman's last Saturday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-28

MI and Mrs. Henry D. Clough have bought
the house No. 10 Union street, which has been
tneir home for many years, and now feel that
they are really At home.
The Woman's Hospital Aid has presented
the Waldo County General hospital with new
sewing machine. Beginning the first of Sep
TENDER the sewing circle connected with the
aid will meet weekly At the hospital to sew for
the institution. The monthly business meet
ing will be held on the first Friday in August.
+ The Swan Sibley Co. received telegram
from New York Tuesday stating that the
schooner J. v. Wellington, which loaded coal
for them at Perth Amboy, was sunk in New
York harbor. No particulars. Swan & Sibley
Co. are insured. The Wellington was at one
time owned here. She was built at Philadel-
phia in 1861, and is 24s tons net
The new Independent pictures are pleasing
the patrons of the Belfast Opera House. There
are two features on tonight's program. The
Eternal Triangle, by the Imperial Co., and Red
Wings Loyalty, an intensely interesting west
ern drama, by the Bison Co., are sure to please.
Miss White and Mr.. Hammons will have new
songs.
The steamer Silver Star, which went ashore
recently at Hewes' Point, Islesboro, was lowed
to this city last Sunday by the Anna Belle and
Monday was taken on Gilchrest's marine rail-
way for repairs. Some of her upper work
was carried away in raising her after she had
slid off the ledge and sunk, but she sustained
little damage otherwise.
The steamer Castine had over one hundred
on the excursion to Camden and Vinalhaven
last Sunday and all report a very enjoyable
trip. Tuesday she made an excursion to Rock
land and many availed themselves of the op-
portunity to get look at President Taft
Yesterday she took party to Bar Harbor
AS the only excursion boat on the bay and
river the Castine is kept busy.
An auto accident took place last Tuesday
evening. Mr.. O. E. Frost was returning from
Northport and was running at the rate of Is
miles an hour. In approaching Murphy's
hill he put on the slow gear, when a spring
broke and the car was overturned almost in
stantly. The occupants were Mr.. and Mrs
Frost. their daughter, Miss Ethola, aid Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes, and all were more
or less injured, though none seriously. Mr.
Frost was confined to his bed yesterday, and
Mr.. Howes, after spending short time at the
store in the morning, was obliged to 90 home
Mrs. Frost had her lip cut, Miss Frost had her
nose injured and Mrs. Howes sustained injuries
about the face and to one wrist
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-28
Utterly Wretched
Nervous Prostitution Long Endured
Before Remedy was Found.

Miss Minerva Reminger, Upper Bern,
Pa, writes: For several years l had
nervous prostration, and was utterly
wretched. I lived on bread and beef
tea because my stomach would not re-
tain anything else. I took many rem
edies, but obtained no relief until I
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, when began
to gain at once. Am now cured"
Pure. rich blood makes good, strong
nerves, and this is why Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which purifies and enriches the
blood, cures so many nervous diseases.
Get it today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called SarsatabS,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-28
PERSONAL

Hon. A. I. Brown of Augusta spent Sunday
at his home on Miller street.
Miss Annie NJ Knowlton of Boston will ar =
rive next Sunday to spend few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Fred A. Knowlton.
Mrs. Addie Daniels and son Frederick of
Chicago are expected to arrive to-day, to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Simpson.
Clyde Shute arrived Monday from Bangor,
where he has employment, to spend few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shute,
Waldo avenue.
Mrs. Horace W. Bracket and daughter of
East Boston will arrive in Belfast next Satur-
day and will be at 81 Miller street until the
middle of August.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Edwards, passenger agent at
the Boston Office of the Cunard Steamship Co.,
was the guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bradbury, Northport avenue.
Mrs. Walter o. Poor, who has been visiting
her mother in Dorchester, Mass, arrived Tues
day to join Mr.. Poor, who arrived a week or
more ago to visit his parents, Hon. and Mrs.
C. o. Poor.
Mrs. Nellie M. and Miss Alma Robinson of
East Somerville, Mass, arrived Sunday to
spend the summer at their farm at Little
River. "Home looks prettier than usual this
summer" remarked Mrs. R. soon after their
arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Norton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur F. Brown of Thomaston were guests OF
Hon. and Mrs. Arthur l. Brown last Sunday
They were returning from a trip in Mr.. Ms
new auto.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-28
MORRILL,.

MORRILL,.
The funeral Of Mrs. Deborah Thompson was
held at her late residence in Morrill, last Sum
day at 3p m. Rev. M. S. Hill Of Belfast off,
ciating There was large circle of mourning
relatives and friends present and great pro-
fusion Of flowers. She died in Melrose, Mass,
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Fred H.
Morgan. who with Mr.. Maurice Thompson Of
Brockton, Mass, accompanied the remains
home Mrs. Thompson was buried in the
Montville cemetery beside her late husband,
Mr.. I. B. Thompson. Mrs. Morgan, with her
little daughter Elizabeth, will remain in Nor
rill during the summer. Miss Hertilla Hard.
ing from Waterville is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Harding. -. Mrs. Fred S.
Jackson Of Belfast spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. Linda Hatch. :. Mr.. l. d. White
is having installed a compressed air water tank
and piping to furnish water supply for his
house.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-28

FRANKFORT.
s Henry Lanphsr, prominent granite pavirg
block contractor Of New York city, was IN
town on business last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Treat Of Boston are visiting At the home
of MIR. Treats father, E. p Treat. for few
weeks A band concert was given in the K.
Of P. hall Tuesday evening, July 10th. by the
newly Organised Mt. Waldo band and was great
ly enjoyed by the large crowd in attendance.
The concert was followed by ball, for which
Batchelder's full orchestra furnished music.
The proceeds of the concert and dance netted
good sum, which will be devoted to the inter-
ests OF the band. =. Misses Hazel and Ruth
Young of Winterpcrt and Herbert and Rudolph
Ringwall Of Bangor were the guests of Miss
Alice Hurley one day last week. :. Hon. Albert
Pierce is on short business trip to New York
city...Work on the new B. 4 A. railroad station,
which is being built to replace one destroyed by
fire last May, is progressing rapidly and it will
soon be ready for occupancy.
The Lamar register., 1910-08-17

The first couple volunteering to
get married at the coming fair will
be entitled to the following pres
ents Offered by the business houses
of Lamar and Wiley: