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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-25

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-01
TERMINAL FACILITIES
OF the Dexter & Piscataquis Now Un-
der Consideration.
BASGOR. March 81.

BAsGoK, March 81.
F. w. Hill of Exeter, s. o. Brown. ]. B.
May, j. W. Dyer and J. B. Peaks Of Dover
and FoIcroft, who were in the city yester-
day on business connected with the terminal
facilities Of the Dexter & Piscataquis rail-
road. stopped at the Bangor House last
night, and left for their homes this morning,
says the Bangor Commercial.
The offer Of President Sewall Of the Maine
Central 10 the Bangor & Piscaaqui. direct
ors for the right to use part OF their loca
ton from Dseliey's mill. in FoxcrofG 10
the proposed union station, 5 per cent. on
onethird of the cos, Of location, would be
about ) 50 syear
The Dexter Z Piscataqus road has been
located under the general Law, and its loca-
cation and present connection with the Ban-
g0r Plscafaquis which is about two
miles above the Dexter and Foxcroft sta
ton, has been approved by tine Railroad
Commi. -ioners, and without any opposi-
ton being made on the part of the Ban
gor Piscstaqui. company. One OF the
directors of the Dexter & Pi.catsqgis
says that they will proceed Immediately
to make an additional location, bringing
their 7. extension to Dwelley's spool mill
thence running near the & 7. roal to
the lot proposed for a union station in
the village Of Fo1croft, and about one half
mile above the present Dover & Plscataquis
station. This new and additional location
will require the approval of the Railroad
Commissioners and as strong oppositi i.
to be expe cfed from the directors of the
Bangor and Piscatsquis TO the pstallelluz of
this part of iheir road. makes it very doubt
iui as 10 whether the Dexter Pi-cataqu;s
company will be able 10 get the proposed al
ditional location approved by the commits
sioners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-01
LATEST DETAILS
From Apia. - A Night OF Horror. -
Scenes Along the Reef.

LoSpoS, March 81.
Further particulars Of the disastrous storm
at Ayia have Just heen received. The hur-
rica1e arose suddenly upon the hsrbor. The
German man of var Eber was the frat vessel
to drag anchors She became unmanageabe
aud was driven helples.ly upon the reef
which runs around the haroor. She struck
broads de on at G O'Clock in the morning.
causing her to lurch anil TO stsgger back, and
he sank in moment in deep ua'er. Most
Of the men were under the hatches and
scarcely SOU ESCAPED
The German war n Adler ras the next
10 succumb. She vas lifted bodily BY gi-
gautie wave and cast on her beam ends on
the reef. A terrible struggle for life en-
sued among the officers and sailor. aboard
Many plugged into the ragi7g surf ard
struck out, sorle reaching the shore in saf-
ety Others clF1g to the rigging until the
mas;s fell. OF the latter. two gained the
shore safely The captain Of the Adler and
seseral eff 4 rs.were saved. IN the mean
time. the L. ;. S. Nip.ic hai been dragging
her anchor ard drifting toward the shore
/ The captain, however, managed TO keep con
troll and ran her on a sand bank. The boats
we're lowered and the whole company we're
saved with the exception ef six men who
-ere drowned by the cspsizirg Of boat
! The L : ). Vardaiia was carried before
I the gale right upon reef. She struck with
a terr bic shock. The captain was hurled
I against zatling gun and stunned Before
/ lie could recover a great sea swept the deck
I and washed him away.
! The vessel sank fifty yards from the Nip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-01
HON. JACOB SLEEPER,


BosroN, March 81.
Hon. Jacob Sleeper died in this city at
80 p NJ. His philanthropy embodied
bene factions dist ibuted widely among the
deserving poor. He was born at Newcastle
Me. in 1902, settled in Boston in 1925 and
amassed fortune in the wholesale clothing
business and real estate transactions He
served in the Massachusetts House of Repre-
sentatives in l-5l-2, on the Boston board of
aldermen in 1923, and the executive cOun-
ell of Governors Banks and Andrews. His
trusteeships were many, including he Mass
achusetts Bible Society, besides being vice
president of the American Bible Society
Wesleyan University from lo44 TO 1880 and
Boston University. At his death he was
vice president of the corporation If Harvard
College and overseer from 1856 to 1865.
By his help Wesleyan building on Brom-
field street was erected for $500 900. When
Boston University was organized he was one
of the three founders, and it was chiefly
through his assistance that largely increased
accommodations for the institution was Sc
cured by the erection of the Jacob Sleep
er Hall. Somerset street.
The Missionary Home, Newton arose large
ly through Sleeper's aid, and over 100
churches throughout New England were
helpeu ny hlm Al the tlme OF Ms ueath ne
was dir ctor of the National Bank of Com
merce and the old st director of the North
American Insurance Co
He leaves a son, Major J. Henry Sleeper,
aud three daughters, one the wife of b. 7.
Dutton the New York publisher another the
wife of j. W. Harper. head of Harper
Bros. In his youth Sleeper suffered an ac
cident to his foot. The disease developed
and he had to go through several operations.
His advanced age Yielded to the shock, i'll
ness came on which finally resulted in his
death
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-01

The strike in Fall River h,, collapsed af-
ter lasting n rife over fortnight II was
begun with the purpose of forcing an al
vance Of wages, and som sir thousand wca-
'ers joined IA Il. practically closing all the
mills in the city The employers refused to
weld, claiming that they could not ahori to
raise wages Th- votkmcn, having used up
all their 'ufplu. funds. have been forced 10
60 to work asaln after throFng away more
than half month. earlingi But II is far
wiser Tor them to give mp "a h,po',s- ,frc
gle nos than siI months hence Nsip r0tk
T,ibVhe.
The Fall River str.kr ciI.I in tho ma,-
ncr and at tho time that $500 pr H T. IL
~asa foolish and II planned demonstration.
Yesterday the nlllis wcrc nil ut work except
the Anne lean Lin.n Ma. vhu.c reavers
had srrnrsHi to have daylight dance, and
iliuftratt the,r cus'omary tarplcs.nen by
carry ng out their par, ~ 'ril" of the fact
hat the strike vac over There Is talk u,
Fall River ot n r.iu, scalg Of wages go
arraug"d ~ 30 We subject 10 restjlHn,nt
every three nrOu'hs, according 10 .h" ,'a'c Of
tic prlnt clu,b market. The ma iufsct,r,rs rs
| are nirud, % GfvrS"t. that II such tt.'-
we're 'sr'ed IL Waull .iilc ~. and n.ver
slide dow ard III, 'mploJe' 'rc afraid ,"a.
1t would only i I.wn. Aud ~ tho Lal H.
Of "np tai against wages goes on Etr,,ng
| IT. trveTtpi
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RICHM MOND.
Lasters at Caldwell & Libbvs 60 on q
Strike.

Miss Genevieve Stuart i. at home on er
vacation from Wellesley College.
Mr. D. : Scott AMI party arrived home
from the logging camps, SATURDAY. A short
: ason, but plenty of work. i. reported by
M. Snot tn, having l., ans are -
pcctel home Monday.
FRI y evening saw he third representa-
t oh of the dram,, "OIr Regimen" b, tue
J hn II. rr.lI G. a. X Post. Wthoat aiv-
ing i. .urps, thcr' is tn be said that the pub
lie did not p,;r nize the Post as deserved.
The proceeds were to be devoted to the relief
fund. but as It turns out, the reserve FAM
must be ca led upon to settle the bills The
play was the best rendered Of any local en-
terprise seen here for years. Comment i.
unnecessry.
la the list of officers for the branch of the
Iron Hail we Inadvertently omitted the
name of DIR. G.. ". Price, Medical Exam.
IDer
Mr. T.. l. Daley, of Lynn. Mas one Of
the chef officers Of the Last.r. Uno1, va,
In town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Carleton Houdlette r,tsrn,d
home ffum Wash ngton, Saturday. .h,rc
they have been visiting sace bef,rs tn,
Presidential inauguration.
Dr. and Mrs e ). Jackson Of Gardiner
spent SUNDAY III tvn.
Miss Florence Marble of Ripley retained
to her home Saturday after spending the
winter with her cousin Miss Ne lie Marble.
Saturday afternoon the lps:ers employed
at Caidreii Libby shoe factory suspend
ed work This action Is the gu coming o!
An old grievance and the end no one can
fJretelt A, the m liter nov stand, the las
ers ak 4 certain advance and the firm re-
fuse To give 1t. The Iaster. clam that they
ask no more than is due them aud the firm
represent that they cannot afford to allow the
sissnce. The firm intend to make their
factory free shop subject to the dictsuon
of neither individuals or organizations, and
the lsster. say they propose TO have their
just earnings, either in ihi, town or else
where. 1t is to be hoped tha, the matter
will be speedily settled with sa'i,fsction to
both sides Of the question. As il stands nov
there !, not lasting jack 10 positio1, for
one side, an, lasters outside the 1niOn or
'scabs" a. they are called, have been en-
gagged to I'll the benches, with a lasting ma
chine really to be put in place, Monday.
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PRESS COMMENTS.


Col. Charles r. Allen of Presque Isle
who has just been appointed trustee of the
Maine State College will make most valu
able man upon that Boari. Graduating
from the college in the famous class of
1876 in which he took high rank, Col.
Allen has always maintained the hi CHEST in
teresf in that in ;itution. knows its needs in
the fullest degree and appreciates its work
Combined with these excellent IDEAS he has
the business qualifications which will make
him successful trustee While We can
congratulate the friends of the college upon
his appointment, we regret that he is 10 dis
place Hon. Lyndon Oak of Garland, who
has served with such marked success as
President of the Board According To law a
trustee cannot BE- rcappoiuted after he h,.
reached the age of seventy wears, AMI Mr.
oak is therefore obliged to retire lie was
appoint d on the first working ,ari of
Trustees in April 1867, with $ i, Dixie,
Abner Coburn. Isaiah S.ets0n, Wm. L. Win
gate, George L, Sewall and Nathaniel Viii
son. Mr. Oak was chosen Pr sident of the
Board in 1883 buri'g the whole history of
the college Mr.. Oak has been unswerving in
his devotion 10 its interests, has done work
for it which money never can adequatel,
compensate him and has won the esteem aud
respect of every man ever connected with
the institution, whether as STU lent or in,
structcr. mud their kinlest wishes will al
ways be ext, uded TO him. Mr. Oak has Il Z,
satisfaction of retiring at time when he has
seen the college pass through its dark days
snl placed unon u strong buIucss bass am
we think hut A large share of the credit for
this result is due 10 bim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-01

The new buliing containing the general
officers of The Maine Central Railroad near
the Grand Central depot. Portland. is Yearly
completed and will be occupied about the mid
die of April
In the setting up shop of the P1r'la d
Company's locomotive wo- ks are thr g hand
some 45-ton engines that sre almost ready
for trial. Two of these. No. IoI ard No.
lO4, will go to the Mline Central to be used
OF the mountain division, the other one is
no. yet sold
The Bangor and Psca'aqu. Railroad Com
pany is hsvioga new passenger car construct
ed at the Bradley Car Works in Worcester
Mass and 1t will be completed June ION
1t will be handsomely ami comfortably fitted
up. and il size will be the same as those nos
in use on the road.
The directors of the Bangor and Piscs'a.
quis Railroad held meeting at Bangor FRI
day evening for the purpose of hearing aud
acting upon the rcp port Of the committee
which Was chosen t. consider the prouosition
of the Maine Central for building line be
tween Dexter and Dover to run on the Bar =
gor and Piscataquis to the "Psrsonage" ard
having a union station at the latter place II
vas voted not to accept the proposition, but
the directors would be willing to take freight
at fair rate from the intersecti1r. Wing
Early in April change will be male in
the track department Of the Maine Central
Railroad between Bangor and Watervillc.
This change consist. in shortening the
sections between these these two points by
taking from each about half a mile Of track
and putting the surplus into new sec
ton; and consequently another section
crew will be added 10 those already in the
service. The distance between Bangor
and Waterville is about afty-fve miles. di-
vided into nine sections, each with a
foreman and crew. The yard, at these
two cities are under the charge Of sepa
rate crews. in addition to these already men.
toned. which takes N le or more from the
entire distance 80 that 81 mile. divided into
nine sections. gives length to each Of az
miles, which is the average length Of sections
A half mile taken from each one will reduce
the average 10 Ave and one-haI. miles per
section and leave gap Of about four and
one half miles half way beteeen the two
cities above mentioned. This halfway poir,
is al Newport and there is where the nee
section headquarters will be established. a
car house being already in process. Of erection
and soon the additional crew will commence
duty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-01
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken From the Current News
OF the Day.

The steamship IIaytien Republic will be
sold at auction in New York on TUESDAY
Iti reported that Sheik Seaoussi has ap-
preached within few hundred rods of khar-
toum.
A unionist was elected in the Enfield di-
vision of MiddleseI, Eng, Saturday, but the
liberals made gains.
Zachariah Chsfee, whose name has been
widely known a. trustee of what was once
the most splendid property in Rhode Island,
the great Spragne estate. died IN Providence
SATURDAY morning after brief illness, aged
"a
The schooner Fannie Z. Walston, Mari
Satilia. Ga for Btth, while anchored in
Vineyard Haven harbor. Saturday morning.
was run into by the schooner Fiyaray of
Edgartown and was badly damaged. The
Flysway was mir jure !.
II. S. Matthewsou, -, vas rreparlng 70
use Msrshs test for autimony in the Yale
laboratory, SATURDAY. and had u.t igniied
the hydroger j., wner the large flask he
was using a. generator exploded. seadit Z
the broken gli.s in all iirections. Mat hew
sons arm was shghily cut by the broker
glass.
The steamer Countess of Flanders was
run into off DGnkirk at two O'Clock Friday
afternoon by the Belgian mail boa. Princes
Heariette. The Countess of Flanders va,
cut in two and the fore part at once sank
The Princess Henriete took the zfierrart il
tow, but had proceed ed only short distance
when the pornon Of the wreck which she haG
! in tow capsized and went down
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-01
READFIELD.

Oar streets were entertained Friday by q
wagon broke away from the hitching post
ard vent lively for a short distance, when
he freed himself and run through the village.
No damage vas done excepting to the wagon.
AT the gathering Of the ". T.. Society and
friends a; bis mothtr RS. Wednesdsy evening
Of last week, Mr.. NJ. W Manner, orgsnist.
received a handsome present Of forty vols.
Of hooks from the society and friends. Mrs.
J B. Low made the presentation 10 behalf
~ the society, and Mr. Man;er, though taken
By surprise, responded in we'll CHOSEN words.
Oar village, though cheated by a vote Of
th. toTn ont Of having free High school.
raised the necessary means by subscription
AMI are having fac time this spring The
zane MEETING voted to have . liquor agent
appointed. No comment is needed.
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THE WRECKED NAVY.
Authentic Details Of the Hurri-
canes Deadly Work.
Disaster That Human Foresight Could
Not Avert.
Dead -Cailiore Puts to Sea and is
Saved-Psnsiors for Widows and
Orphans


SAN FgANCIsCO. March 81.
The storm which caused the disaster al
Apia was repetition on a larger scale of the
ore by which the Constitution and a number
of other vessels were wrecked month pre-
vious'y At that time the gale came from
north Of the harbor of Apia. Being entirely
unprotected in III direction il is impossible
for sailing vessels To protect themselves
The Engli-h man of war Callipoe had been
Guide the hirbor pracliclng with her guns
b. re the gale came up. She had a full
head of steam on and was enabled TO put to
50, where she rode ont the storm in safety.
The German ship Eber was unable to make
Roadway against the storm aud was in immi-
nent danger Of being driven on the reef
The @ ga sent line aboard and she was
towed into safety. Capt. Holland of the
schooner Bonsa. who has had much expert
ence in the south sea, this afternoon said
that March was a bad tn for hurricanes.
Shipmas'ers were always on the lookout for
them during that season. No hsrbor offers
refuge in case of such storms The only
safety is in pulling out TO sea. Sometimes
there is warning beforehand of the appr bach
of gale of this kind and at other times they
come entirely without warning.
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The State.

Albany is another oIfcri county town ous
Of dsss and has asou, $500 deposited In the
Norway national bank.
Vistor Grange, Of Searsmount, /. prosper.
ins-hsvins initiated six candidates this
quarter, also added twelve volumes to i,s
library.
The wiaterpor, Sweet Corn Packing Co.
received an orier from Brunswick, Ga,
Thursday. This is an evidence that already
the corn packed BY the company i, obtaining
awile reputation.
The annual report OF the selectmea Of
Ferry, j II. Nut, Mark Leighton aud q.
Parker Ricser, for the year en- ling March
~, shows that the resources exceed the lis-
hilities BY the sum Of s., ,.?l %.
Travis Cocsrsa of rhilaic! !phis i. to hni'i
a $1,000 eot.ss' At Frisrs Bav, CAa,pohcl-
10. Mt. Sterling of st John has the con-
'rsct for building 1t ani is t, have the work
completed hy the middle OF Janc
Al Hurricsne Island last week, a little
strike occurred su,ons the paving cutter. at
the quarry oa sccount of y reduction Of
81 50 per thou.sni. Il IL expected tie hf.
ference will he Immediately adjusted
A canning factory at Pcmaqu l h.s been
receiving con. lcr,hle thought lately. aud IL
= hoced that the p-oiec;or. OF i my ne abe
to carry ou, thciE plaas, r n. clan, lob
sters. corr bcsns and vegetables wopal bs
earned
TIE R,cklaad rrls, Company are having
very .spsc'sas vault eoast,uct,d IN the
rosa. TO he occup.edh Nv them IN the Wilson
White block. Il ~tll contain some 200
IRE snl burglar propt boles To be LEI for the
dspost Of val lstl,s.
The shoe pig fscto-y Of Robert Chase
Go Wilton, smpls .ittccu h.ui. ,nL
manufactures about 1875 bashei. uf peg. ~
over cishIv different slrcs s,i st,lss The
lumber required Tor q years .uppl, c,,ts
about 5000, and the pay roll is slOO per
week.
The following gentlemen have engaged to
collect cream for the R,cklsni crrsm,rs:
Nathaniel Cas~ell. NMth rou,c; n + IN.
ner. South rou'e; G. q Whiir~y. Wed
route All are gen,lemea we'll known ia
this comsm'iy for trust"orthines. anl ca.
p,clty for hssJn,ss
The kenn.hee and Dead Il yer Log Driv-
'ng Conpsnies met at SSo~hsssn iA. week
to make srrarr merits Tor irving log. on
these rivers ih' prospect Of gooL water
for dri''ns the river h. not necessarily de-
pen Zen, upon the amount OF stow ia the
year may be a clean one.
An effort ia being male to form q Fish and
Game Association in Franklin county. The
object viii be to protect our forests, lakes
and streans from the dcprcdstons Of the
poachers The call for a mceting has becn
signed by good number of citisens in all
parts of the county A petition should ,e
circulated in every town In the county and
copies can be secured by addressing Samuel
Farmer. Phil ps.
The Bodwell Granite Company has been
awarded the contract - furnish tn. granite
for the Mechanics National Bank Of New
York city u will be Of Joncshoro red ani
will b. cut Al Spruce Heal II il hammered
And carved work and very elaborate. Wofk
will commence a. once The conpsny's
crew at Spruce Head 10 nov at work nn the
lIackley library Ia ling OF Mu,kegon,
Mich this contract calling for some SIX
thousand feet Of stock
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STATE NEWS.
AHOOsTDoE.

Carbon.
Village schools will commence Monday,
April 18th. Alice whitney ~ill teach tho
grammar school AMI Ms, Y llth Willis the
intermediate - Sev~ral messages came 10
potato buyers informing th.m that the bot
tom had gone out Of Rose, advising them 70
90 slow Oh all kinds. ard not 10 pay over 10
cents per barrel for Rose. drop from 30
cea,s per barrel.-The town co lector. y. l..
Roberts. ESQ. has paid over To the town
treasurer The entire commitment for 1858.
amosniing to SIG 24H.J7. - Extensive i'm
uroyemsnn will be male IN the Vaughan
li0uss very soon. Landlord Sm th III add
hfrsea ne- room, and viii also thoroughly
rrHDva,s the interior ~ the hotel and fx BD
the exterior IN L.at naTner.-S. Tsylo
The merchant, has bee com yolled by . rap
IDLY iscrsasing business 10 renc1pi the in
terror Of his store ihc effect ot Ahich is to
give him 200 additional feet o: floor ROOM
Warren Hubbard, an old gentleman seventy
years Of age who ~ sided on the Ne> Sweden
road. about two miles from Caribou village.
died Monday morning from the .fec;s Of .
stroke Of paralysi. received three years ago.