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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-11-09
Rheumatism.

ENG due To the presence of uric
- acid N the blood, is most effectually
cured by the use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Be sure you get Ayers and no
other, and take it till the poisonous
! acid is thoroughly expelled from the
system. We Challenge attention to this
testimony
About two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
govt, being able to walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without relief, l saw by an advertise
ment in Chicago paper that man had
been relieved of this distressing COM
plant, after long suffering, by taking
Ayers Sarsaparilla. l then decided to
make trial of this medicine, and took
II regularly for eight months, and am
pleased to state that it has effected a
complete cure. have since had no re-
turn of the disease. Mrs. II. Irving
Dodge, 40 West 125th ST., New York.
zone year ago I was taken i'll with
infiammatory rheumatism, being con-
fined to my house six months. came
out OF the sickness very much debili-
tated, with no appetite, and my system
disordered in every way. / commenced
using Ayers Sarsaparilla and began to
improve at once, gaining in strength
and soon recovering my usual health.
1 cannot say too much in praise of this
well-known medicine" - Mrs. l.. A.
Stark, Nashua, N. II.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-11-09

Wood ashes make good fertiliz-
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but quiteas substantial, as the
former, Any one may challenge any
page Of history and make out his case II
be can. So anybody is at liberty to
regret that in this day it enters into the
heart OF man to dwell on that which Is
long past and were better forgotten.
The INTgLLIoRScER does not intend
to engage in a sectarlan discussion Of
any kind, preierring to leave that sort
Of intellectual athletics to volunteer
champions Of opposing Systems Nor
with due respect to Father steuger, car
the ISTELLIdENcER accept from him
reply as coming from Mr., Dougherty
with whom the writer esteems 1t ar
honor to have an acquaintance, thu
pleasure Of which has not been marret
by widely differing religious aud polit
ical views.
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Tho Republic in Brazil.

1tthere is a real revolution in Brazil
II is against the Emperor's daughter and
her husband, both unpopular persons.
Another II is, that II the people are not
on the side Of the revolution 1t is likely
to be followed by more revolution. A
revolution from the top does not give
promise OF enduring, and once the
brakes are of there is trouble ahead,
1t has been understood that the Em-
peror has no desire to wear tho crown
a day longer than tho people agreed to
1t, being ready at any time to step
down in response to the command Of
the people. But the Emperor contem-
plated a decision Of the question by the
popular vote, not by an armed surprise
party representing the aristocraCy.
Sooner or later the Republic will come
to stay in Brazil, but whether that
Republic has been born 1t is too early to
surmise.
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NO LONGER in DOUBT.

II 10 no longer question but All absolute fact
that merit Ia winner all tho time. Thfua an
article Of merchandise in the other market and II
II has not the qualities claimed for H. itwllliivp
but little while. Soon, yes, very soon, tho poo
pic will brand itn. 9. Not 80, however, with
the real thing but quite 10 tho contrary. II Il
iEwhat II Ia claimed 10 be, that ZANE publlCwili
indopC Il by continuing Ia purchases. 70 II 10
with "Ricln's Silver age Rye" No better ID
tiotsCmOul can DO obtained than the continued
sale 10 those who have been using II for years
Doctors and hospitals have tiled II aud arc still
using II, proof Of which, II wanted eau and
will 10 furnished AbuhdAnlly, Silver Age Rye
being the only displayed whisky al the RSpssl'
tloh IA another proof Of IL fearless pOaltiSn "A
standard old and reliable btimnlAnl We do not
claim that II cures all diseases, but NO do know
that /. ID an excellent remedy TOT many. II Il
SolA everywhere at q 10 per iuilquAtL We also
keep all tho leading Pennsylvania tJO whlGkles,
full quGtlS years old, your choice iof q % pet
quart, OF quarts iOf 800, Wines, bfAndltl
and Gins al from 10 cents and upward. All
goods neatly packed and sent anywhere. Send
iuf price liIt, OF call on
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Rev. Father Stenger, an accomplished
priest Of Charleston, in a communica.
ton elsewhere printed, takes exception
to the lNTELLloENcER's comments on the
speech OF Hon. Daniel Doughcrty be.
fore the recent Catholic Congress. The
lNTELMoENcER bpgs to bring to the
notice OF Father stenger an editorial
article from the New York Herald pub.
lished simultaneously with the editorial
in this newspaper. The Herald Is owned
by a Roman Catholic. Here lie It's com.
ments on two speeches delivered In the
Catholic Congress;
The speech Of Cardinal Glbbsns bcioru tho
Catholic COngtCsS ut baltimore yesterday was q
prose poem, twas full Ot tho gentle, but COuf.
ageOub, tho lOYpble aud heroic personality Of tho
found iSlsiCns conviction, mingled Win phil
OilC fidelity, The immense audience listened
with willing ears fApl attention aud open
heAtn. Ing word, II WAS all the magnificent
MayWVU0 permitted 10 ay, however, that tho
speech Of our eloquent ifIhd, NJ D6ughVfty,
was hardly qtlMnOd 70 tho concert pitch Of tie
Cardinal HO carried his audience back 70 the
PROSECUTIONS Of colonial days and drew som,
bic picture 81 lhc 'lardShipi 10 which Catholics
Il Il al tue, but, Alasi lhOtV was no class OF
people IN this county AZ that tluiO which lad
hot suffered ~ least equally The polouIbls were
all men With tic brand on their bFowS These
shores represented ono prolonged cry Of dlslfCss,
EyeIy gave. was practically Che gtayO Of mar.
tyf f6F conscience iAko.
call Them. brotherhood has sNppAHlCd IBClaf.
Ian hatftds, AID throughout Che length aud
breadth Of tho land every b1u u iteb 60 ROfthip
A hO Wills, Catholics aid Prusby lufIAuh live Ii
RmIllly, and tho old dCnluClAllO1S arc heard no
more.
Cardinal llbBohshad a broader theme
than 1.-THE wrongs no aud Ills have had
10 suffer- Ia hiSCountfy, Not touching
on these things, he did net strain his
''humAn nature to discourse oil them
with sweetness lie did, however,
take tho well warranted liberty 10 vel.
come his CoHOllgioniSls lin the namO Of
the people Of Baltimore without regard
10 creed, which broad greeting showed
the breadth Of his own gentle spirit.
On that occasion no "spots" seemed 10
DO on the CARDINALS mind, .
There are pages Of history dlScredltable
70 PtoleslanlS, pages dlsCtOdltAblO 10
Roman Catholics, the latter no more
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Real Estate,
FOR SALE.

Blk Roomod Frame House, lot iOG.O iect Il
No, "a TWOnty.nInth street, TOT llaN,
A GOOD b ROitned Dwelling on south Penn Y
Also some very dGGitablC Building LOh on son'n
Residence with full tOtAt No 9l2 ChaplIneli;i
building Lots corner TWenty tcytnlh Ml
Main streets, good iGOlOFy site. .,.,,....,,.
A County Home, miles west nl BHdgoplt
OhiBi has 8h ApEb Of gf0Ohd, iWmcl DlnA
hoHtei 4 paying stone quarry, Hlfr' We"
HuiidlnE tOl, In tho sixth Eaii on Gllmo1t,'
street, near TwOnty'nlnth, Nltollleh Ai"H
nvaF Thlftleth MAyhiOn, near Twehll 'hIuW'
Ohio County Farm, iG0ACfts .,,s...,,,,
Small Farm near MOundbYille i0t H,FN' VI W.
change for city property,
kOdldencO NJ 6JglnglOn Lane. ..,...t,
Double Brick HOulJ OIL North Huron iIv'"
will pay we'll "A al Investment ,,..,., Ala
Building Lots In the Old lAlf biOuhu' So
on North Huron and North Front 'itt.N. a
Residence on North Front slttI, I iVol"
house, lOi G0Gl00i pflCg 90. .-,.,,
A flfHt Olata FOGmCd iiOule on MAY lhI H.,
Blk H0Omcd Brick House, With yAiahl hA'' we
A. 1919 MGCQllOCh AifVei ,.,t,,,.su,u
building LOU on fourteenth And flIlttn'"''
Market BlftOl Business PtOWilH .tn
A ave fOOmtd House on south Bt1aANAl, w
other lmbtnyed Property l,OauA NegnlhN ..,,f
FOR KkNT-COutlfy Place within W hlAu"
drive from centre Ol CITY on motor llhe
O. o, smith,
Heal EalAto Agent NBd m9R,
RlnOks h0ut Nj and sold W.
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IL MAY be Three Years.

Some uncertainty attends the fate Of
the proposed amendment to the Con.
stltution Of Ohio providing for biennial
elections. The vote for the amendment
was 255,OOO, against 1t $4,000. The
proposed amendment did not receive a
majority oithe total vote cast, and the
question Of the passage or failure Of the
amendment will be decided by the
Supreme Court. II it be decided that
the amendment has carried, Mr.. Camp.
bell will be Governor for three years
instead Of two years.
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REPRESENTATIONS POR CONsCIENcR SAFE.

Rev. Father steDger Takes Exception 70 the
Intelllgencers Criticism Of lIr, Dougher,
tSs speech.
10 ne EilOr Of Inc LRteligRe9,
Sin; In your issue Of Wednesday,
November Is, yousay editoIallY' "Hon,
Daniel Dougherty, in his able speech be-
fore the Catholic Congress, spoke with
some bitterness Of the colonial times
when men Of his religious faith were
persecuted. There have been times, be.
lore and since, in other lands, when
Professionals were prosecuted by men Of
Mr., Dougherty's faith. What Is gained
by turning over these dark pages OF his.
tory and throwing strong lights upon
them 1z
MIR, Editor, when man speaks Of the
wrongs he and his have had to suffer, II
Ia not in human nature to discourse OF
them with sweetness. They ought to
explain to you the bitterness OF Mr.,
Dougherty's tone. And your assertion
that there have been times before and
since, In other lands, when Professionals
were prosecuted by men Of MIR, Dougher'
TVS faith" Is based upon no proof more
substantial than mist, know that you
can produce authorities but their evil
dence is as gratuitous as that of your
assertion. AS for the gain to be secured
by turning over those dark pages Of
history, It ought to be the same as Is
intended by the mother when she APP
plies tho slipper TO her boy and reminds
him Of his escapeades that he become
ashamed and sin no more,
Some years ago, on the OCCASION Of
the blessing Of st. Alphonsus parish In
your city, | delivered lecture which
you deemed worthy Of publishing In
extenso In your next days paper, IN
that lecture, following a thought similar
to that OF the Hon, Daniel pougherty In
his grafton before the Catholic Congress,
| contrasted the past with the present
condition OF the Catholic population oil
Wheeling. 10 do this eaectually ! had
To tell my audience what that past was
| I told them Of some of the persecution
Catholic children had suffered In the
days when ! myself was going TO school,
For with me, too, Mr., Editor, as with
Mr. pougherty, the persecution Is 1.-THE
damned spot that will Haat out" ]
told them Of the hootlngs aud curslngSI
OF the kicks, cuffs and stonings had en-,
dured, OF the blood that had ensanguined
my shirt bosom, all for the Sin Of being
a Catholic. In fact, Mr.. Editor, did
what you not unseldom do yourself; ]
Yayed' the bloody shirt alittle with THU
difference, that your bloody shirt Is Ia
your Imagination only while niue wGs
really on my back. The day after my
lecture a respectable Protestant gentle
! man Of your city who had read It, sent
me word that he regretted had recalled
Those dark pages Of hIstory.V ! sent
back for auswer-and you may take It al
II coming from Mr.. Dougherty-thal
what he should regret was that ! had
ever had cause 10 recall them.
i Respectfully yours,
| JOSEPH W. STENdRR..
Charleston, W. Va, NOr IA, 1889.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not DO cured by taking Halls Catarrh
FL. CnESnY & Co., Props, Tolodo,o.
We, the undersigned, have known f.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
IVES. 4 Traax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Waldlng, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
L. II. Van Hoeson, Cashier Toledo Ma.
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price,
zoe per bottle. Sold by oil Druggists.
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A Commenced Election in ohio.

Mr.. Lampson's apparent plurality for
Lieutenant Governor OF Ohio being
very small, Mr. Marquis will contest.
This is the West Virginia Democratic
plan. Mr.. Marquis will have the good
fortune TO have his case tried bya Dem
ocratic Legislature, and II the whole
thing goes in Ohio as similar things go
in West Virginia, Mr., Marquis will have
to wait u while before he finds out Just
how it is with him. OF course, small
majority should DO as good as a large
one, and II the Democratic nominee
have any majority at oil honest Repub.
llcans will desire him to have the office.
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A MOTIIRR,S PEELINGS.
Considered by Her Son ind Friends -sl,O
Does Not Know Ito IN All AsSnsSln.

Considered by Her Son nnd Friends She
Does Not Know lie il an Assassin.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE St. Louis
county grand jury presented an indict-
ment for murder in the first degree
against B. NJ. Chambers, who so recently
killed Lawyer +. j. Bowman, Mr.,
Chambers pleaded not guilty to the bill,
and said II he had violated any Of the
laws Of God or man he was willing TO
suffer Tor 1t.
A peculiar incident OF this case is that
Chambers mother, ninety.two years old,
knows nothing Of tho tragedy. She has
been told that Mr.. Chambers has been
called TO New York, and twice week
Chambers writes letter, dated New
York, which is read TO his mother.
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,,vr nAI1y syMI.wRRKLY AM WEEKLY,

YHEELING, NOVEMBER IS, lss0..
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SENATOR WADE HAMPTON may not feel
sheepiah since he forced Postmaster
General Waaamaker to light into him,
but that is theway helooks alta distance.
The days Of that sort Of buster have
gone by in this country. But, though
We are not fond Of tragedy Of the old
time order, we can still enjoy our opera
bouiIe. Senator Hampton is a fine Gen
eral Boum. @
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JRPE. DAylsisa frail man Of more than
iourscore years, and his friends fear that
the end is drawing near. Tho sudden
death Of this unique character would
not be surprising, II he had been a
broad man he could not have been a
greater man siuce tho war than he was
at the head oftFg oohiederaCy in It's best
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Presently We shall have a Congress
in full blast, and 1t will be u Republican
Congress. The people will expect better
things OF it than have come from lie re-
cent predecessors, and it will be q good
Job for the Republican party II reasona'
BILE public expectation shall be met,
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A CAPITAL ofsl2,OOO,OOO ought to start
of a steel company very comfortably,
and this amount Is said to BIO the Fed;
eral Steel Oompany's' start in life, The
very circumstantial report indicates that
the scheme Is on It's feet, or that a very
talented person has had q dream.
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Probably no ono thing has caused such
q general revival Of trade at Logan Drug
CO. 3 drug store rs their giving away To
their customers Of so many free trial bot
ties OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade Is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that II always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asth.
ina, bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung discusses quickly cured. You can
test II before buying by getting a trial
bottle free, largo size 81. Every bottle
warranted. q
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TnE combination Of ingredients found
In Ayers Pills renders them tollc and
curative as well as CathartiC. For this
reason they are the best medicine for
people OF tostiVO habit, as they restore
the natural action OF the bowels without
facilitating. paw,
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1nAys been cured Of q bad case Of
rheumatism by using ono bottle OF Sal;
walton Oil, and cheerfully recommend
il as the best linIment eyer made. MANY
CLARKE, Maltby House, Baltimore, Nd,
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
At Public Auction.
FOR SALE.

(24) Twsnty-four Lots In CalawelPs
Addition to tho City Of Wheeling
Bald Lots are bounded on the north W IHgn-
ty.nlnth street, on the uAEt by Fillmore 81
the south BY the lAndlAn HOMESTEAD, ana Vp
the west by tho h. d U, RAilTUad ,,...s
Their proximity 10 the above NAMED iailiQls1
renders Them excellent Llles for Manufacturing
establishments. ,.h.
FoF tefrnS and further information apgl{N
", v. HOGE 4 Bro
1900 Market slfcsh
Or WILLIAM N, HANkLANi 49,.
Gui6 4. ". Cor. OhArline 4 slIlLchh W
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SINCE Allen o, Myers and the Million
llonsires Of Ohio have fallen out, other
Ohio men may got their due.
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" Spi Gtaclos cause yeur eyes 10 tire or
ache II is q sign they do not suit YOUR
eyes. aud you should consult Professor
Shelf, tile nptiCian, At Lashg, corner
Main aud Eleventh streets. Examine
ton for GLASSES free. Trhas
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Iv We can I drink coffee with our old
friend Dom Pedro, we shall take it with
the Republic OF Brazil.
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DIED,

pOoIr-On Sunday, November II, 1850, at her
residence In bridgeport, Ohio, ELzAREIlI
vile OF Levi Pool, In the SD year OF her age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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EoR RENT,
Exchange or Sale.

4 Garden Farm about ten acres, within ION
minutes walk from the station at Elm ,rnve Wa
Also Q Double Fraue House on Inc n. \ ~.
neT Of Huron and Ohio streets, on WhreiN,
Island, Applyto NJ, h. HUkkHElMEE '"S
nOFAATh Agent for EHvCntrlv
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
IT'S sold everywhere.
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MAX KLEIN,
e. az /, Federal street, Allegheny.
DREss.MAKlNe.

Dnrss.MAKrSe.
Mn. A. v. Hathaway hAlA New lust Curve
which Il very GtacCiHitOGl al forms, and perfect
Ladies Who dSilfu elegant 1tensel are INVITED
10 call and examine our work. All Eotk Y Of
superior order, and done a reasonable prices
NM Y iiATllA y, ~ iilS l Ma|n IT, Az
Qvef Geo, n, Shook 4 Co.'S Dry uOods S'ote'
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NV ANTED-OHRlSTIAN MFy
For Rent.

ITO LET-DWELLING ll9O MAP.
- MT street; ten rooms; Will rent Ia onrnr
more telenLA, i. hUsgNAE, llSG Waltrd MI
EoR RENr-TAE WE'LL KNOWN
H. business .,S. stand, No, 50 Twelfth .trrei,
AYEks, u tiIe and Marine Insurance Co. poi
TOOp pENT
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Public Sale.
SALE,

Two Brick Houses, three rooms and cellar IN
each house, No, OF ans 90 Eleventh street e,st
o. Balum9Te street. VIII he sold at public Gar'
lsSg, o. l00'cloek a, IN AZ tho north itouI tCof
OF the Court House, "'O'
=, :, JAMES a, HENRY, Agent
w. u. HALLRR. AuctionCer, nSIi
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es-FEnsoSs wishing to subscribe TO the DAILY
IS4ELlIoESCER tan do 80 BY sending in their Or
den 10 the lSTELLIuENCEE office on Postal Card
or otherwise. They will DO punctually served
by carrlerL
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FAUNTLEROY (!
FOR SALE.

Lots on cast side Of South Front street sold
last week at ~ q front foot have increased In
value 10 so q foot. am now selling for short
limo only lots on tho west side Of South Front
street for wCnty Dollars = front ioOt. Also lots
north aud south Of No. 1O2S MGColloCh street,
for tl9 front loot
AhAlt lot on Fifteenth street, $1,000,
Lot corner Virginia aud South York streets, 6
BY 10 feet, 5000.
No, 1925 MCCOllOCh street,
No. 1905 ChApllne street,
No, 1910 Chapline street,
No, li26 Eotf street.
No, 1907 Jacob street.
Three Frame Houses, cast end Of Twenty.
seventh street.
ADCSlrGblS RCAldence on Fourteenth st., $1,000
A Desirable Residences on Fifteenth ST., $500.
A Desirable Residence on Fifteenth ST., $1,000,
$1,000.
No, i7si Market street,
No, 22lS EOf street.
NO. 81 and 90 Alloy 10.
No. 2lOl, 2i06 and 2lOS Water street,
DtlCk House containing II rooms, Water
Many Other Houses, Lois and Farms ior sale.
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Lightning strikes without the assist.
ance Of walking delegate.
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Now Advertisements.

EOR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT OF
~ The late Catherine punt, No % Kentucky
street, Island. JOHN ARBENZ, AdmipiStnt0f
Enquire At Afben1 q Co.'S Furniture store, us
Main street, nnlb
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Books, Stationery, Etc.
RICHARDSON'S
NEW METHOD
FOR THE PIANOFORTE.

From the very day Of It's publication, II hAS been
a decided success, selling steadily from year 10
year, and giving the printer no rest with its fro
quent editions. It's total sales 10 the present
timD aRyFpRALn nearly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-23
Funeral of Darius AIden.

AUGUSTA, November 22.-The funeral SER
vices of the late Darius Alden will occur at
his late residence on State street, at 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. This will give many
railroad men an opportunity to attend who
otherwise would find it difficult to be present
as they could not leave their employment
The president and directors Of the Maine
Central, General Manager Tucker. and many
of the other officers, conductors and other
employees will be in attendance. Special
trains will be run to accommodate them.