The Republican Journal. ■<,|XME 50-_BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1897. NUMBER 35. Pecker, who was murdered with Stockton Asserts ' brutally lierself. at the same time THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. Captain Whitman off the South American achieving, quite unexpect- The Christian Endeavor Convention. PERSONAL. PERSONAL. a for brilliant coast, was first mate of the Jor- edly, reputation play. H’ formerly Three dan. (led Tor Hichborn faced the next. is hundred delegates from various Captain Hart speaks in the highest Sear&port Base Ball Honors. pitcher Harry Miss Anna Coombs is visiting friends in P. C. Wliittnore of ia a EVERY THURSDAY FORKING BY THE parts of the State attended the ses- Putman, Ct., guest j terms of the murdered man and that an “old timer.” He is also a left hauded opening Vinalhaven. says Somewhere near the middle of the Irish sion of the Maine Christian Endeavor Con- of Orrin J. Dickey. he w as a most and reliable man batter. Lew Clifford them where he capable Sea lies an put vention in the Second island, which a celebrated Congregational Mrs. Frances Murch is spending the week G. F. of New York arrived ublican Journal Pub. Co. while an officer on his vessel.After Eng- couldn’t find but his back handed church at Biddeford Harrimau, Esq., K- lish novelist informs us has them, Wednesday morning, with in Siberia is forward as a had, for friends Bangor. for a short visit. Alaska, coming many position at the so settled the catcher Aug. 25th, and later trains brought many Tuesday its own plate great country. It is said to have centuries, people, speaking their additional arrivals. At the business session, Miss Mildred Palmer of Bath visited friends gold that on a ball after the third strike Miss Blanche Dolloff is spending the week own passed of welcome were delivered umal is the paper for Maine sea the largest gold lields and the richest de- peculiar language, living under their addresses by Dr. in Belfast last week. Hichborn had no trouble in getting his base. S. J. Bassford of Biddeford in behalf of the with friends in Bangor. faring people posits in the world, but the rigor of the own laws; having a governor and judiciary was next in and convention committee of ’97, Rev. S. H. Miss Ella M. Folsom went to last Poor of climate makes the work of slow of their own Mudgett batting order, Augusta C. Walter Augusta returned home mining selection; real Kings, Princes of Saco for local never did the look hand- Emery speaking pastors to visit friends. and difficult. Human will over- and of genial postmaster E. Thursday Monday from a visit m Belfast. ingenuity Lords their own; and in an ami Alderman W. Yculand of Biddeford Circulation in and come living somer his City County that, however..A dispatch from than when he took chances of be- the The convention ser- Miss Abbie Couillard left for atmosphere of their own customs and representing city. Saturday 0. F. Cobbett and wife are spending the Mount Adams, Ark., says that White ing killed and waited for a low ball. With mon was delivered by Rev. C. W. Patterson, Boston after a week’s their own visit in Belfast. week with relatives in liver above and below Mount for superstitions, axioms and prov- D. of St. Johnsbury, Vt. The banner for Bangor. 11•'n Iukms. In advance, §2.OOa year, Adams, a vicious he swung the stick around, D., and their own lunge mission work was Lewis Mills of North >. months; f'O cents tor three months. several is lined with hunters. erbs, ballads and songs. This the most active awarded Haven arrived last Mr. and Mrs. W. arc visit- miles, pearl and started for first. No Henry Staples '] >. Terms. Foi one one inch is hitting something, to the of the Free church of square, The are excited over the body of land known as the Isle of Man. Society Baptist week to visit E. M. Flanders and wife. Mrs. S.’s sister iu Lewiston. < people greatly ing "-iinn, 7'» cents lor one week, atm one saw the and therefore concluded it Portland, and for the greatest increase in are Somewhere about half between ball, Miss Eila Hill each subsequent insertion. discovery.Telegrams already being- way Port church membership to the Societies of the of Exeter was a guest of Mrs. Lucy Hall White of received at Cincinnati hotels Point had gone over the centre fielder's head into Meadows, Idaho, engaging and the town of in the South Jefferson ami the Houlton Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Kent the Searsport, Baptist past week. is the guest of Mrs. Levi Robbins. quarters for the national encampment of of State of the next lot. Stevens here sprinted home church. Reports given the nts of To-Day’s Journal. county Waldo, Maine, is located Presbyterian by Mrs. W. the G. A. K. was held there in in who was ex- the State Union showed Spencer Mathews returned last Wilson Carter of the 1808.The a good shape, while Hichborn, ollicersof gratifying Camden spent day drowsy, sleepy,^little hamlet, where, for in most work dur- from a visit in page l. Mark Lane the to to make a progress branches of the Saturday Massachusetts. with friends in Belfast. Express, London,reviewing its plaining Trundy why he failed Tuesday ages, people have spoken their own lan- ing the year. Week.. 11m \ -i ing < Uhl Fellows crop situation says the wet weather has in Frank M. and wife went to base hit, followed Doc. and scored. By in the church was Staples Bangor Mrs. J. E. Cottrell left to visit Khtis Herself..The C:<»sby Inn Matter. the harvest and that the guage, walked up and down their own The evening meeting Tuesday seriously delayed street, last to visit friends for one Endeavor Convention. .The Thorn- this time the bail had been found under the largely attended. The Endeavorers session Friday week. relatives in and Mt. Desert. new wheat is bound to suffer. Continu- traded products and transacted business in Bangor Reunwn. .The Situation in Aroos- scorer’s bench where if had rolled after hit- was opened with a praise Service. Rev. W. Win. H. Arnold has the asserts that advices from their own and leased and moved into Miss ug Bells. .Chief Justice Reappointed. ing, paper way, lived a conservative, F. Berry of Portland, president of the Annie Knowlton returned to Boston ting Mudgett's foot, aud iu spite of a claim the house ou avenue. France and Italy show the Russian crop to routine after the manners Maine Civic League, then delivered an able, Mudgett Xortliport after a short visit in Belfast. PAGE 2. life, and customs Saturday be below the while the of “foul,” which the umpire promptly dis- address on Good Citizenship. He. was fol- Notes..The Ohio Democratic Plat- decidedly average, of the good old times in the of Mrs. Horace of days King Rev. Ellison R. of Sylvester Somerville,Mass., Mrs. Clara Bowers and daughter Ha/.el of uor Business in Politics. The Grand American crop is above the allowed, J Merithew stood up. He had lowed by Purdy Portland, probably Norman the This little visited Mr. and Mrs. VV. O. Folsom last week. i..The Seventh Maine Reunion. Conqueror. hamlet who made a brief address on the good work Camden visited friends here Saturday. The! average_Erastus Corning, a well known evidently mistaken his calling, as he was ast is known, on the at least as done the Christiau Endeavor Union. Fred P. of Sailing. citizen of New York State, died in map Stockton by Hadley Medford Hillside, Mass., Mrs. W. L. PAGE 3. Albany promptly struck out and gave way to Clif The with an increased West is visiting relatives in If life on second day opened bOth. He was a descendant from Springs. the little far away arrived Sunday to visit relatives and friends. •o Guatemala.. .The Good Schooner Aug. Fletcher, m the meantime upsetting attendance. All the meetings were lively j Camden. Dr. West spent there. island in its Mudgett Sunday •e:!... Proverbs. .The Dies Samuel 01 of lieverly humdrum and isolated and The forenoon session was i Klondyke “Ensign Corning features, Ames on third base aud the ball to interesting. Mrs. Ann Sistie and lady friend of Gral- Orrin •ank and was beating Cunningham and wife <>f Lowell. Deposits Increasing. Mass., one of the most wealthy is a picture unique and none the taken up with short addresses and discus- PAGE 4. interesting; the Fletcher so the order ton, Ohio, visited Mrs. N. E Keeu last*week. arrived men in the State. His charities were plate. disarranged sions. Intermediate work was the topic Mass., Monday to visit relatives less unique, and none the less interesting, is ^ The Ohio Democratic Platform.. of ami su disconcerted the handled Miss Marrietta Gar- Stetson A. West went to Portland last numerous. Death was caused by apo- things, battery, by Parshleyof Sat- j Mrs. B. Redman arrived home Tues- >■>,.. of Percy News of the Granges Obituary.. the life a Stocktonian. With him it is a diner. Willis P. Hume of Hiram He was 70 old. the that he Rev. His Maiul is ; Respect The Two Minute Horse.. plexy. years by insisting upon facing catcher, urday. daughter quite sick { day from a visit to her at Fort Fair- daily routine, as undeviatiug as the stars spoke on practical endeavor, ami then the parents News.. In Mem uiam Clarence Moore. took his base on and after there. balls, plowing up of systematic giving was takeD up.