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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-07-27

FRANKFORT.
J. Edmund Burke, superintendent of the
Boston public schools, and daughter Margaret
are visiting relatives here for few days..
The barge Berkshire is at Mount Waldo Gran
lite Works wharf loading cargo of cut stone
for the new Municipal building, New York
city. Capt. D. R. Chase of Boston, manager
of the Lehigh Valley coal transportation
barges, was business visitor in town this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. John Libby are receiv-
ing congratulations the birth of daugh-
ter, Elizabeth Marian. A. H. Mayo of Hamp-
den and party of friends were in town Satur-
day, making the trip by automobile. Orrin
Treat has returned from a months vacation
spent in New York city and Stonington .
Mellen C. PIERCE of Bangor was calling on
friends in town one day recently. j. L. King
has left for New York city and will make bus
mess trip to North Carolina before returning
Mr. and Mrs. William P Scripps of Altadena,
Calf, are spending a few days with Mrs.
Scripps' brother. Hayward Peirce, before sail
ing for trip around the world. -. The B. & A.
railroad Saturday afternoon excursions to
Penobscot Park, Searsport, are becoming pop
ular and are well patronized by the people Ct
Frankfort. :. Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. Drake have
returned from visit with their daughter,
Mrs. George Hastey, in Jackson. =. Paul c.
Leonard, who has been in northern Maine for
several months, has returned to his home here
MRS. Lillian Towle Chapman of Boston is
spending a few weeks with relatives and
friends here. . Thomas Benson of Whitman.
Mass, and Miss Artie West of Biddeford who
have been the guests Of Mrs. E. C. Emerson
for several weeks, have returned to their
homes. =. alter Ross and son of Bangor were
business visitors in town one day recently. .
Ralph Averill of this town and Miss Eva Har-
riman of Prospect were united in marriage at
the Congregational parsonage Saturday even
ing: the Rev. David Jack performing the cere-
,mony.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-07-27

The party of juveniles, thirty -six in number
invited by Master Stanley Wardwell to attend
with him 1.-THE Magic Show" given July 10Th
in Denslow Hall, was greatly delighted with
the entertainment--pronou by all attend
ing, as excellent in its line--and concluded
that that plan of celebrating their young
friends eleventh birthday anniversary was the
happiest that he and his generous parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wardwell, could have hit
upon, it being novel and exceedingly pleasing
to each guest of the occasion. Many thanks
are extended by the young folks participating
in the evenings pleasure.
Last week gave us somewhat variable
weather, witho ut the extreme heat of the two
previous weeks. Tuesday brought thick fog,
with the thermometer registering e in the
shade. Wednesday was lovely day, with
strong north wind Thursday gave warm
foggy atmosphere, with southerly wind.
Friday was beautiful, with clear northwest
breeze. Saturday the fog came in from the
sea with the south wind. The present week
opened with charming Sunday, followed by an
overcast Monday morning and genuine rain
storm in the afternoon. The downpour was
greatly needed by gardens; but the haymakers
wished for fair skies and strong winds.
From Cape Jellison piers the following
shipping report was telephoned Monday even
ing: July 18th, steamer Millinocket arrived
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-26

de Caguas. p r., con cabida de diez Y
8 cuerdas, eqnivalentes a hectareas,
Z areas y 46 centiareas, en- colindancias
por el Norte, Sur, Este y Oeste, con te-
rrenos de la SUCCESSION Gq1arch y Rios.
Por cnanto: habiendo ordenado el
Hon. Enrique Lloreda, juez de esta
'Corte, que Sc cite los anteriores dueilos
y que Sc publiquen edictos por termino
de SESENTA DIAS, que empezaran a
contarse desde ell primero en- que aparez
ca p1blioado este edicto, por tres veces
en- I'm peri6dico de los de mayor circula-
clon de la isla de Puerto Rico, citandose
a LAS personas ignoradas que Sc cream
tener derecho real sobre la finca y a to-
dos aquellos a quienes pueda perjudicar
La inscription de dominic que Sc preten-
de, para que dentro de dicho termino
formulen oposioi6n; previniendo a to-
dos que, pasado el mismo y olda la prue-
ba que Sc ofrezca, sc resolvera sobre la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-26
Information de dominic
SECJTNDINO DIAZ RAMOS, Promo
vente
(Ex-parte..

(EX-parCo.
pOR CUANTO: Secundino Dlaz Ra
mos, mayor de edad, soltero, propletarlo
yyecino de Cagluas, 2. e., ha promoyldo
un expediente ante esta Corte sollcltan-
do sc declare su favor el DOMINIC
de las siguientes fncas:
a.. RUSTICA. Predio sin NOM
bre especial, coifpuesto de 146 cuerdas
con 24 cent6simas de tarreno, mas 8 me-
nos. de la clase de alto, dedicado a pas
tos frutos memories, situado en- ell barrio
de Beatriz, termino municipal de Ca
g,pas, P. r.. colindante per ell Norte, con
Don Luis Lizardi Ia quebrada "GRAN
De-, de Beatriz por eI Sur, con terre-
ros de Don Wenceslao Vald6s; al Este
con terrenos del mism0 Don Wenceslao
Vald6s. Separates en- parte por una que
brada: otros terrenos de Don Melton
Vald6s la dicha quebresda " "GRANDE
de Beatriz; por ell 0aste, con terrenos
de Ia Succession de Don Jose Ignacio Es-
teras Rivera.
(2). RUSTICA. Predio, sin NOM
bre particular, con oaFJNIa de 30 cuerdas,
mas menos de terrenoe altos, dedicados
4 pastos, eQuivalentes & II hectareas 70
areas II centiareas radicada en- el ba-
rrio ''Beatriz y, de Caguas, en- colindan-
cias por Ell Norte, con terrenos de la Su-
cesi0n de Don Juan Felix. Jose Sotero
l-tiz, Juan Ramos, Juan Coto y Ramon
lmenez; por ell Sur con terre1ros de Don
Ramon Alvarez Lopez; por ell Este, con
Ia quebrada de Beatriz; Y por ell Oeste
coql el rio de las "Quebradinas' y te-
rrenos de Balbna Franco
POR CUANTO: habiendo orden,ldo
al Hon Enrique Doreda, juez de esta
Corte, que Sc cite 4 los anteriores luelos
Y cue Sc publiquen edictos por ternino
de setenta dias, que empezaran 4 con-
tarse desde ell primero en- que aparezca
publicado este edicto, por tres veces, en-
I'm perlOdlcO de los de mayor cirCulaclOn
de la isla de Pto Rico citandose las
personals ignoradas q. Sc cream tener de
recho real sobre esos jurnuebles todos
aquellos quienes pueda perjudicar la
inscription de domino que Sc pretende,
para que dentro de dicho termino formu-
len oposici0n; prevmienlo todos que
pasado Ell mismo y oIda la prueba que
Sc ofrezca Sc resolver1 5(bre La declara-
ci6n de dominic, payrando a todos los
perjuicios de ley.
POR TANTO: ca cumplimiento de
10 dispuesto extiendo ell presente en- HUI
macao P. R. a de E.nero de 1911.-
JESUS L. Perey0; Seoretario de la Cor
te de Distrito del Distrito Judicial de
1'unacao, p r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-26

declaration de dominic, parando todos
los perjuicios de ley.
Por tanto: en- cumplimiento de 10 dis
puesto, extiendo Ell presente en- Huma
Gao, Puerto Rico, de Enero de 1911.
JESUS L. Perey6, Secretario de La Corte
de Distrito de H11macao, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-26
EDICTO

EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE HU-
MACAO, 2. r.
CIVIL NUMERO 1864
Estados Umidos de America. I'll IRE
sidente de los EE UU.-S.S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-26
EDICTO

EN LA CORTE DE DLSTRITO DEL!
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE HUI
MACAO, P. r.
Civil N1urero 1865.
Estados Unidos de America. Ell Pre-
sidente de los EE. UU.- SIS.
INFORMACION DIE DOMINIC
Pronoyente JOSE ARRIAGA ARIA
ca.
(Ex-parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-26

Per cuanto: Jose Arriaga ArrIaga,
mayor de edad. casado con Petrona Ro-
man, propietaro y yeoino de Caguas, P.
r., ha promovido un expediente ante es
ia Corte solicitamdo Sc declare q su fa-
vor el DOMINIC de la siguiente fnca !:
RGstica, porci6n de terreno, sin nom.
bre particular, destmada pastos y STEM
bras de frutos memories, situada en- el
baIrio de Caflab6n, t4afnino municipal
The evening world., 1911-04-28
FAT WOMAN
HATES SOCIETY

Fat pe0pie have 10 get into clothes that
are designed for people OF normal physique.
The men wear dress suits and look like
comic pictures. The women wear low
necked dresses to their evident humiiia-
ton. This IL why II 10 often said that
. fat woman hates society. Fat - as
much the mistake of poor health a. any
thing else. The things that make rat
should be making good blood. bone and
neryes. The secret 10 that the digestive
machinery Ia out Of gear. The juices make
fat In too large quantities. This rat
.rnpedes circulation. cramps the heart.
suppresses the liver. crowds the lungs and
,nterferss with the stomach. Marmola
Tablets are harmless. They are taken
after each meal. They help digest that
meal as nature Intended Il should be d.
gested. They remove the fat already
made at the rate of from IL TO 10 ounces
a day and they leave no flsboy skin or
wrinkles. They arc sold wherever drug
ire sold. Not In the same category with
harmful patent fat reducsrA' They con
tain Marmoia- Csscsra Aromatic and Pep
permint water. II you DO nor care to call
upon your druggist. send rs cts. 10 The
Marmoia Co.. 1874 Farmer BIDS, Detroit.
Mich, and they will send you a large. fun
sire case by return mail In plain package.
postage paid.
The evening world., 1911-04-28
MATCHES
IN GOLF TOURNEY
AT ATLANTIC CITY
New York Players Land We'll
Up in the list on
Second Day.

GOLF LINKS. NORTHFtE1D. y. j..
April 2S.-It was warmer THIS morning
with less wind than Yesterday when
match play began In the elk rounds divi-
s'ons OF tho Atlantic city spring golf
tournament. insuring better scoring. Tho
New Workers. who landed well up In the
list are tho veteran Charles Il. Van
Week. Montrlair; g. NJ Tyson. Prince
ton; T.. V. sullivan. R~idgowood. Atlantic
city; Jackson. Colu1ubia University. and
Charles I. Tappin. Garden city. e. W.
Hunt, 81. Andrews. barely quahned. Tbs
Canadian players ala 80 poorly as 10
be virtually eliminated
II - Green, SprinRhaven. of whom
less IL known than any other man In
the first set. ocaasloned surprise by
beating Cameron Buxton. Philadelph,a,
. and ] 20 go.
a. w. Tillinghast. Philadelphia eud-
denly got to going like a streak and
beat Fred Sherman, one OF tho best of
IN. docal contingent I Up and q 10 60.
Tiliinghast's putting fever put him ont
in 40 with two par IS. lie had Sherman
4 down AZ the turn.
Green and Buxton were square at the
turn and had n close struggle all the
way. luck being a shade with Green
VINO laid his rival one stym!e. A 3 to
par IA ON tho l,th decided the match.
Maurice Risley. Atlantic City. beat
BENJAMIN Race. Raleigh. l up 10 holes
after the latter "a gone out in e.
George Crump beat his Quaker clubmate
II. II. Filter. Z up and 2 to so.
Tho match OF the morning was that
in which Seckel beat Mott l mp.
Sending the sets on backward was
a scheme Of doubtful utility. In the
first division. Ernest Shackleford. local
club champion. caught Clayton Dixon.
Philadelphia, or his game and wal
loped him by : up and q to 80. Dixon
was runner mp last week In tho second
set at Lakewood. clifford Phillips.
F%ittsburg. while he played two or thre"
holes loosely. proved a stiff proposition
for n. G. Holton. the Princeton student.
who entered from the Philadelphia
Cricket Club. Phillips won by , up and
. 20 On
The evening world., 1911-04-28
PICKS Up SKIRTS,
DANCES IN COURT
IN Joy At RELEASE
Mrs. Sarah Goodman StartleS
the Attendants, but Judge
Is Again Lenient.

Into the Harlem Court to-day Patrol
man dick took a trailing procession OF
fourteen forlorn fsh peddlors. lie had
arrested them because they persisted IN
ranging their pushcarts In one Hundred
and Fourteenth street. east Of Madison
avenue. = block which under the tranio
regulations s. supposed TO bo Kept clear
because midway OF II there Is an engine
house.
Magistrate O'Connor lecture oil the ped
d,crs and let them go upon their several
promises not TO repeat tho offense. The
Last TO leave was Mrs. Sarah Goodman,
Q widow. OF No. 65 East One Hundred
and Eighth street.
Mrs. Goodman had almost rssched the
door before the 10y of hsr release over
came her. h stopped short. stiffened
and shouted something In Yidtish. Then
before anybody could stop her she had
gathered her skinny ragged skirts up
about her knees and broke into the
Kasstska. which IL a sort OF Russian
combination OF an Irish reel. Q Highland
Ming and . Southern rag. Her loose.
old shoes slapped h planks
nimbiy. raising little clouds OF long for
gotten microbes. her rag waved gro
,esquely and her mouth was stretched
In q grin of bliss.
Up rose q court attendant. who mas no
sympathy with Russian dance move
lents. his name being Terence Mex
Here. you" shouted ohloer Mo-
Kenns, properly scsndaliHed. put dow n
thin skirts. Have behavior. woman.
have behavior"
But Mrs. Goodman executed a for
yard movement with the knees bent
and the shoulders held hirh, which
made the crowd whoop its applause.
And then the dance ended. For Nc
Kenna a her by tho back OF her
The evening world., 1911-04-28
FIRST WIRELESS
,0FFlCER CALLED
F! BEFORE THE JURY
Secretary Cloyd c. Marshall
Examined by u. S. Dis
trict-Attorney Dorr.

4 Mrs.. Ait'e stcuer OF H|illsdale, N. J,
: sdrneriy a s,enographer in the employ
! Of the United wireless Telegraph Com
GpSny. wns called TO tho stand when the
z t1al OF Col. Christopher columbus VIII
sou. the president. and his co-defend-
was resumed before Judge Martin
. in The criminal branch Of tho United
states Circuit Court.
e Nrs~ Madeline Gaynor. another ste
noxrS&fo r, nj one time IN the employ OF
the United Wireless. who was on the
tftand yesterday. Identified numerous
< letters as having been dictated 60 her
by Col. Wilson ana others OF the de-
y fepdanu Assistant United states Dis
atrici- attorney q. II. Dorr. who IL con-
Quoting the prosecution. also had tho
witness Identity numerous papers AMI
|. stock selling circulars which will he
! used in an effort 10 convict the pris-
oners Of having misused the mails in
an alleged effort to defraud ~stockhoid-
Bra
John b. S~tsnchfield. W. Bourke Cock
ran And William Travers jerome. three
} of the small army of distinguished
= counsel retained by the defense. found
little to do while the present line OF
Testimony and evidence. all preliminary
and somewhat technical. was being IN
troduced. o and then they conversed
nntung themselves md occasionally they
1 firtd questions iat the Governments
chief prosecutor while he was examin-
sAna witnesses. Col. Wilson seemed to
nay attention TO the evidence. but the
others 4avo scant attention.
The second witness vas Wilbur
Piuncy, a clerk. at present employed
IN 1.-THE United Wireless offices al No.
AZ Broadway. lie identified certain
! books and entries therein.
Secretary Examined.
Cloyd q. Marshall. secretary OF the
company since May. 1907. and director
OF the company during the same
period, was the f'rst officer Of the
United Wireless to BE- called. lie
i was examined by Mr.. Doer. who
brought out the fact that he had beer
member OF the executive commute.
- froaa May. 1907. e septembr II. 1907
isssasad bean subposnaed to produce
cer ain books for certain period
y ptor to Juno ls. 1910. Among hon
wkre q minute book q the Executiv,
4 Ctpmittee. . factory ledger. rclAtins
= a. he factory and installation depart
4 merits. and q factory Journal
Asked when he hrst saw Co1. VII.
I, eon, he said in 1908 as 81 Louis Q,
1he Sofice OF tho American De Fores'
Company. OF which h kas then pur
, ere sing agent. Hs thought Col. VII
asedk ,Nns ~vice-president OF the Amer1
seakspe Forest Company.
The evening world., 1911-04-28
TURNS ON GAS TO END LIFE
Man Supposed 10 he PaoIi Tort II
Found A~sphysiated.

A man believed 10 be Paoli Torti was
found dead sbout noon to-day In h's
hall room on the top floor Of the room
ing house. No. 81 West T~venty-hfth
street. The ono gas jet in .he room
v'as turned on, the window vas closed
and the door locked. Julius Grade, the
Ia ndlord. raced an odor Of gas 70 the
dodgers room and broke IN tho door.
The body was taken TO the q
Landlord Grabe was not sure of his
dodgers name. hut two post-ofice mo-
tees of Registered letters addressed 10
Paoh Torti were found in the mans
pocket. Grabs thought hts tenant had
made a meagre living by peddling cot-
fee In small quantities. He paid MS
rental promptly. Grade SAID, hut only
a small cum IN change was found in
his clothes. He ma about hfty ysars
old. DARK comprehend and I'VE feet
siH inches tell.
The evening world., 1911-04-28
PLEDGED
TO AID M'NAMARA.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2S.-Ths San
Francisco Building Trades Council la,,
night pledged itself to raise $1,000 for
the defense pr John j. Mcnamara, now
in custody at Los Angeles In connection
with tho blowing UP OF the Los Al ge,es
Times Building, and other union men
similarly attacked"
The evening world., 1911-04-28

blouse and was yankfns her up he
sisis q where Magistrate OeComor
sat. trying hard TO look stern and
Judicial. and not eucceed1nG.
Mex n made . charge OF disocde rly
conduct. Mrs. Goodman explained that
she had left two breakfss ,iess children
at home when she came out to sell her
FISH and that. fearing she world be
sent 70 jail. her relief at being turned
loose had overcome her and she Just
naturally couldn't help dancing.
So Magistrate O'Connor let her 60
again. with a dreadful warning. This
time shc didn't dance going out.
Because McKcnna, he wen. with her.
The evening world., 1911-04-28
A Gold Dust Home Is o Healthy Home

In dirt Turks danger Of disease. Most
Of the ills which tho human body suffers
are due to germs, and dirt Is the fnvo-
rite lodging and breeding place Of these
germs. Remove grease and dirt and
you Danish the germs.
No moro efficient cleanser has been
discovered than Gold Dust washing
dowder. In the washing Of kitchen
utensils, scrubbing of floors, cleaning
Of bath tubs and sinks. in every con
ceivable cleansing operation, Gold Dust
quickly and completely removes the dir,
and leaves everything 1t touches clean
and sani,arily safe.
The evening world., 1911-04-28
FRECKLES
New Drug That Quickly Removes
These H0mely Spots.

Therv's no longer the slightest nesd Of feeling
sshamsi Of your frectics. as a new drug. othins
double strcrgth-hss been discovered that Il
q positive cure for thee homriy spots.
simply get one ounce OF othtns-dCubls
strugth-from Rikcr's or ~iescmsn's and Apply q
little vi 1t At nisnt. and In the morning you will
st that even tia worst have begun To dlsappsay.
while the light frciles have vanished entirely.
II Is seldom that more than an ounce 10 needed tc
completely clear the skin and gain . beautiful
clear complexion.
b.. sure TO ash for the double strength othins
% this Ia sold under guarantee Of money bach
N u fails 20 remote the fr~clles,
The evening world., 1911-04-28
KANE LOSES ON APPEAL.
Can't Get Court Order for APPOINT.
ment on Election Board.

The Appellate pdvfsion OF the Kings
County Supreme Court in an opinion
a Ndea DOWN to-day sustained Justice
81 eckmar's refusal 10 ISSUE q man.
taipus compelling Mayor 0~ynor 70
pfolnt James Kano q member OF tho
l}hrd OF Elections.
IA knDe Is a Brooklyn Democratic dis
trictleader. who was suggested for this
sob by the Kings County Democrat
tommittee. Tue Mayor turned him
down and appointed ]. Grattan Mona
= IN.
. justices H~irsehherg. Rich and Wood.
ieheld that the Mayor had the sole
inyesilng power, Justices Burr and
tks, whilr differing with their col.
a. Agues Un the construction OF the Ia W
ID 4 Srs rsnat the appointment OF Nc.
ANTON was regular.
The evening world., 1911-04-28

Plank road. They q owned ad 90
cupied by II. II. vsnesties and his son.
c. vanesties. The families succeeded In
saving some OF their effects.
The evening world., 1911-04-28

Two Of the hsndomest homes In New
Durham. n. j., were Quilted .by fire asst
night. The houses. which ad,oined,
stood at Main street and Hackensack
The evening world., 1911-04-28

SASHvILLE. Tenn. April 1.-Mar-
tin W. Lit,leoon. Congressman from
New York and . native Tennesssean
addressed . Joint session OF the Ton
essee Legislature tlis morning.
The evening world., 1911-04-28
s g.: 4 Hair Switches and Puffs F Floor

Cluster f~gffs-Good German hair: rsIa-
Cluster 'furs Very best french HsfrHi
R!ways sold for $3.50 and 5000, x.AD
Large Psyche Puffs-Each ,,,,,I,0
"stI Preach mar Clusters Rsra;sT,s
y6c. Gold' iiair Nets. ,,.,,,,,,,..40 81
The evening world., 1911-04-28

SIS Sterling Photo Frames SITS,
STERLING SILVER PHOTO FRAMES
engraved and plain; in round and oval
cabinet size. Main F.)
The evening world., 1911-04-28

hsrN Stem swftch>e-ao IN, iensi nat
VIZ ".,y or '.r.'.n. n.'ri r':airrSS
2<-inoh Short etcm Wsvy or strsixht
HALF - Rsruisrly ot,o0,,.,....9,Os
nsskst Era!HF0oSt to 90 inches i21Nli
The evening world., 1911-04-28

: 8c--Popular Music-S
Violin and piano solos afternoon and
eyening, Fourth fl'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
JERRY LIVES TO
FIND HIS Love

Jerry Brock will live to marry the
girl of his heart, unless another quar-
rel happens In the meantime to drive
Jerry to distraction and to drinking
copious draughts on turpentine.
The young woman, II appears, lives
In South Richmond Jerry lives In
the neighborhood OF stop IL on the
Manchester. not far away from the
home of his idol.
Jerry has been calling on her for
some time past. Sunday nights he
made prolonged calls. But the course
Of true love. as the story books tell.
would not run as smoothly as q tour
ing car over an asphalt pavement
Jerry and his adored quarreled.
Sunday night he called as usual.
She was home. She even admitted
Jerry to her presence. Jerry begged
her to forgive him for something he
didn't know he was guilty of, but
would and SO forth, but she was
adamant and several times harder
and colder.
Whereupon the heart-broken Jerry
drew haif-pint flask from his pocket
and proceeded to drink the contents.
I'm poisoned" gasped Jerry and
sat down smiling foolishly but almost
happily.
Then there was screaming and much
action. : The. City Home was noti-
fed. DR.. Harshberger came with the
ambulance and a stomach pump. Jerry
refused to give up the turpentine. He
wanted to die.
"Oh. very well.' said the doctor,
trusting to find some other means of
coerctng the stubborn Jerry 1t was
not necessary. With q scream the
young woman threw herself on the
body of Jerry. He was now quite
weak and lay on q sofa. "Oh, Jerry"
she pleaded. don't die. I didn't
know you loved me SO much. On,
Jerry, don't diet"
smile lit up Jerry's face.
Go ahead with that stomach pump.
doc" he said.