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The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA.

HANDS ACROSS THE SEA.
Hands Across the Sea" will be produced
at Portland Theatre Saturday night. The
sale of seats will begin tomorrow. The pro-
duction is a meritorious one In every parti-
cular. An exchange says:
"The Iscenic effects are among the best
ever seen in Lowell and are fully equal to
those in the Boston production, and some
points are seen which were not exhibited at
the Museum, notably the appearance Of a
French frigate and the setting off of boats in
the fourth act. The company Is one of de-
cided merit and reflects credit on the judg-
ment of Mr.. jefferson. 1t Is remarkably
evenly balanced and suited to the play
ABYssINIAN CHURCH CONCERT.
The entertainment given at the Abyssinian
church last evening was very enjoyable to all
who ATTENDED. The vocal solos by Mrs.
Nettie Smith, Mrs. Mabel Cornish, Messrs.
l.. w. A. johnson and j. G. Lightbourne,
were given with much taste and expression.
The duet by Messrs. johnson and Light
bourne was worthy of praise. Miss Grace
Clark and Mrs. Lizzie Brown gave some
spirited readings Misses Carrie Smith aud
Bertha Berry gave piano duet, "The Mardi
Gras Quadrille," pleasjngly. and Miss Berry's
solo "Chimes and Songs" was very attrac.
tive. There were also pleasing piano solos
by Miss Smith and Mr.. G. NJ. Wilson. Pear
sons orchestra and the Banjo and Guitar
and Mandolin and Guitar Clubs, were heard
to great advantage in several selections, as
were Mr.. Sumner Eastman and Mr.. A. G.
jackson on the banjo. and Miss Lucy Ball
and Mr.. Edward Foley on the ACCORDION and
guitar
GILMoRE's CONCERTS.
Ida Klein, the prima donna of the present
Gilmore tour, is the finest representative of
the Americans educated soprano, having re-
ceiyed her entire musical schooling in this
country, and largely from such excellent
teachers as Fe1erlein, Fursch-Madi and
Murio-Celli. She was born in New York
city, and very early developed love for
singing and showed that she was gifted by
nature with one of the purest and sweetest
of soprano voices She has for several years
been favorite concert and opera singer, fol
| the past three seasons at the Metropolitan
| Opera House in New York. She sang at
| Gilmore's New York Anniversary Jubilees
| last summer with such success that she was
| at once engaged for the tours of the present
| spring.
MUSICALE soIREE.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
at the residence of Mr. Ii. II. Shaw, 90 North
street, Tuesday evening. in aid of Day
Nursery. The house was we'll filled, all en-
joying themselves. A very good sum of
money was obtained. Below is the pro-
gramme:
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

For any case OF nervousness, Sleep
ieSsness, weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Oarter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
foe only nerve medicine for the price in market
dw1W
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

NOW is TIE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE PRESS. ONLY 30 CENTS IN
ADVANCE,
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03
OWEN, MOORE & co.

ITO LET-Lower rent of five rooms for small
Il family at No. 8 Bradford street, $l2; az
Willard, South Portland, three-quarteTs OF niue
from Ferry, two-story two-tenement house, Staple
and hye acres of land $3.50 per year; VIII let
separate N. s. GARDNER, 1875 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

FENO Lighthouse with ten rooms and all mod
Il efn improvements. and house with five
rooms situated in Adams Place, 226 Bracket
street; also house with five rooms No. 20 Park
street. Inquire at 22S BRACKET STREET, or
% Exchange street. 81
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

The heather today
ts likely TO Be
fair.
PORTLAND, April 3. 1890.
TNHE custom of max
i ing easter offer
ings" is becoming
more popular each year.
Not expensive articles nee
essarily, in fact, most of
the novelties intended for
the purpose are inexpen-
sive, selling all the way
from ten cents to one dol
lar.
The article whatever it
may be must be novel and
fresh.
AS usual we have en-
deavored to anticipate our
patrons wants and now
have ready for inspection
in the several departments
a large variety of articles
appropriate for Easter.
In the Picture Depart
ment a large assortment of
Cards, Booklets and pic
lures, framed or unframed,
new designs which merit
attention and prove ex-
tremely interesting to look
at.
On the other side of the
counter and in the show
case, exquisite small pieces
of pottery and fine bric-a-
brac offer a chance for
selecting something that is
sure to be acceptable to
every lady.
A nice fan makes an
appropriate gift.
In the Art-needlework
Department we have some
dainty things in Sachets J..
and other articles which
will be displayed in the
square show case during
the present week.
Just at the foot of the
stairs in the basement a
table full of bright, attrac-
tive articles will be shown.
1t don't cost much to
buy any of them and they
are useful as we'll as orna-
mental.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03
FOR SALE OR LEASE
LARGE
MANUFACTURING PLANT

Comprising Factory Bulldogs, Driving
uouses, BeBding Houses. Paiat shops,
mach nc shop tslnc smith shop, store
Houses, Stables, saw mills, Omees,
Dwe,iias Hsnses, superiniendes
Dwelling, &C., &C., &C., &c. 10 all
IHHRTH-hHNE Factory Buiie ings
and nbout Twenty dwellings.
200 ii. p. STEAM ENGINE, Water Privilege s
Water Power, Water Wheels, Dams, Ponds, etc
ABUNDANT STEAM HEATING Apparat us
steam piping, etc, throughout
EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT
complete, ] 5S lights In perfect INNING order
FIRE MIGRANTS, STEAM PUMPS, Hose
Carriage. and other Fire Apparatus.
RAILROAD TRACKS running 60 all parts Of
the yard aud buildings and connecting with rail-
roads 10 all parts of U. g.
THE PLANT Is at present adapted 10 wood
working purposes and Il suitable Tor the manu-
facture Of Furn tuIe, Carriages. 0mInlbuses,
Stages, Wagons, Railroad Cars, Street Cars, &C.,
or could be readily changed to Wool, Cotton,
Paper or Shoe Manufacturing; also, for product
Ion OF any kind OF steam or electric Engines
or Machinery, or Iron Goods or Hardware Of
any description.
THE SITUATION is also eminently well
adapted to the brewery business.
THIS PLANT Is located In fine healthy section
Of Massachusetts In an excellent town, where
wOrkmen and their families can live cheaply with
the advantage of Schools, Academy, Churches and
Salubrious atmosphere.
Address MANUFACTURING PLANT, care S.
K. NILES ADVERTISING AGENCY, 256 Washing
ton street, Boston. mar2OeOdtm
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

UYANTED-To buy from $1,000 to $4,000
w east on clothing, ladies' dresses, listers.
cloaks; Gents Children's clothing and earnets
and will pay the highest cash prices This n M,
old American establishment. Please send letter
or postal card or call az No. ga Middle street
Portland, Me. M. DKGROOT oct2gtf
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

NOTICE.. @. WARD, Carpenter and luild-
IN err, 20 Cotton Sc. Store doors, SASH window
frames, window ana door screens, made to order
all Jobhing done nc short notice. III
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 8.
srw .DyEuTTsEmKNTs lTO-DAv.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT l'FO-DAt
ADJUSTMENTS.
Jubilee week-Csty hall.
FOURTH PAGE.
owen. Moore & Co.
To achievements.
For sale-Garden loan.
Card--Charles S. Stafford.
Wanted-A. +. Hill IL Go.
Great land sale at Cardiff.
Wanted-Cast-off clothing.
Citizens mutual relief society.
All aboard New England city.
situation wanted Danish cook.
Maine Central railroad Timetable.
Ways drug store. Myrtle street,.
Extra large shirts-Rines Brothers.
First-cass tenement-A. w. Smith.
Lo.t-Case of perfection buckwheat,
Muslin flouncing-E. NJ. Owen q Co.
N. S. Gardiner, lSb Middle street,.
Superior opportunity for manufacturing.
VIM. Graham, Lunps block, Congress Street.
AUCTION SALES.
n ~ VI
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03
Memorial Window.

TRY THE RRESS FOR ONE MONTH
ONLY 30 CENTS A MONTH IN AID
VANCE
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

WHAT AND wHERE-whati Is the best
w remedy for coughs, colds. hoarseness, and
especially that dsagreeable tic king Of the throat
Alfred Cough Balsam. Where can Ii be found?
At all Grocers and Druggists, 70, so and 75cts.
II
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03
HOTEL PROPERTY FOE SALE

The Jefferson Hill House in JEFF
,d,1ssA y fersOn, Coos County, New Hamp-
k4nlEaukn shire; pleasantly located on high
81 IfisfhlAU land; commanding beautiful
s1a3Ic1s11ff1z view Of MI. Washington the
White Mountain range, the Franconia range:
Cherry Mountain, and the Pilot range; IL is a new
house, well arranged inside and out, pure water
good, sewerage, and viii accommodate about 100
guests; since IL was FIRST opened TO the public it
has been favOrite resort among the many good
houses ON jefferson Hill. and by guests willing 70
pay good prices everything about the premises Is
IN good condition; IL can be bought for much less
than its value. For particulars apply TO G. NJ.
Stevens Son, Lancaster, N. H., or III. ID. Abbott,
South Andover, Maine.
MRS. CAROLINE GOOLD,
mar29eOdftf So Brown St., Portland Me-
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03
McCRABKEN, STARK & co.

have shipped the entire stock Of Spring Clothing
direct to POR iLAND and will continue for
TEN DAYS the only genuine Fire Slaughter
Sale OF Clothing that you see once In a life time,
as our settlement with the Insurance Companies
was very satisfactory to us; the stock cost us a
most nothing. and we will cnmmenca
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

VVANTED-A reliable nian In every town, TO
w represent first class Assessment Assoca-
tlon. Plan new, novel and popular. Experience
not necessary salary and commission. Address,
DIR FROHOCK, Room No. 9, First National Bank
Building, Portland, Me. 81
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

VNTANTED-Gents' east OF clothing. boots
w and shoes, for which the highest cash price
viii be pald. Apply by mail or call at All Fore
street. Nj. BURNSTkIN. No business done on
Saturdays. 29-S
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

ITO LET-One tenement 40 Bracket street.
Il one tenement 10 Tate street, one tenement
40 Salem street. Apply to AZ Bracket street.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-03

VUANTED-All persons in want OF trunks or
w bags TO call at K. ID. REYNOLDS, 500 and
55S Congress street, corner OF Oak; as we manu-
facture our goods, and can therefore give YOU bot
tom prices; trunks repaired; open evenings tin o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

Der l6on friiber Nngeiieoelten. unb oaourh
bat fid oa5 merfwur0iBe TerbdItniB err
Geherl, oaB fat oue oeutlden Nniieolers
Tamtl!en in SiiO= Nuitra.ien in cngeren
DDer ipcttcren Dertuonotl6aftlid)en VeStebun>
gen I'll eutunoer fteben. 9ieie5 DerDanotz
ld1aftlihe BerbdttniB mo Die oarauS reiuls
tIrertDe ell9e Sertllilpfung ourb 0teligiolt,
Sltten un6 Sprnhe erpetlt li6 ipeit mGdz
tiger, aiS Der GiniluB, melhen Die ui0t
beutiGe uln9ebuna aAsJuilben uermdg.
Die lebte Scnius SeIgte, oaB Die .3abl Der
IN 0eutlhlanb ge6orenen Nnlieoler iait ges
nau ebenlo 9rob Dar, ais Die 3abl aller auz
oeren in Wultralier IN allen Golonien 9eboz
renel. 0urb Die bireftcn Oampferlinlen
oeutl6er @%eielIid)aften Deroeu Die Nnlieoler
jeBt in prd6tigen Oampfern bon Bremen
unD 9lntipcrpeu biteft rla6 ben bauptlG6z
liditen 6aIenpl1Ben Nu.Itralien'3 bef0rbert,
lamentlih na6 Noelaioe.
8ts ieBt lit in SiiOz@uitralien bic beuts
lGe Sprad)e Die fdit ausl6lieGli6 berrz
l6enoe. bod gleAbt Der BerIalier ntd,t. bah
es INNER 10 bleiben tperOe. ST crtldrt. Die
bcutl6en GinnanDerer oultrnliiirtcn it'd
raid, aber ibr GinfluB let Elm lebr portbctls
batter fir b0S 2ano. OieleS rNultraltlis
reu" idllieBt iebod) unlerer Wteinung iIad
oas 8eibebalten uro Die Bflege Der oeutz
i6en Sprahe niht alls. Qlub bier ameriz
~fauiiirt iid Der 9euti6e RAID, abcr ieine
Wutteriprabe bGlt CT bod miner 10 bob
pie ieine 0eutihen Sttten uno @ebrGlde,
uno 10 miro es mobl aud Dcr 0eutl6e III
NuItralien balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
49, Gouisp. Auoei9er1. q,
9eutf@e 2tniteoIun9 1T QlttfraItem.

@enn i'm M1ittelalter irgelbtpo auf Der
garsen tpeiten Melt, loiDett lie befannt uno
Sugdnglih tpar, gerauft tDuroe, 10 tDaren
gans fider Deutlbe QanoSfne6te babel. Die
ben metropolitan uno auDerldiit9ften Ibetl
Der 0eere ~biloeten, uno iiberau Die Spuren
ibrer Shmerter suriflteben. Nud beuts
itedt, tpte IS ideint, nod etipas bon oieiem
panoerluitt9en Qanbfnehts6lut, bds ith
germ lit fremoer 6erren SGnoer unlbertumz
melt. in Der Oeutiden Station. Wtag nan
Sic 9lugen btntpenOen, no man mill, mag
man ben entiernteften Winfel Der @roe QUIZ
iudeu, = Oeuti1e miro man iiberaQ ftns
ben. Nber beutSutage i6ntngt CT niht
mebr 6as S6mert unb Die 9an3e, er itiirst
fi6 ntdt mebr raufluftig in oas Didtelte
&fesgetpiibl, ionoern er fiibrt ben Bflug
unO Die S6aufel, ben 6ammer nno Die
Sdge. ct ringt benz 8ooen ieine Grjeugz
niiie ab, betbdttgt fth IN 9anoel unO Snz
buitrie uno geretht ieoer ueuen Golonie, in
Der er a%uftritt, burb ieinen SteiB, ieine
@etperblamtett uno ieine 8ilrgertreue gum
boben 8ortbeit.
Bie in ben Ser. Staaten Der 0eutl6e
fart pertreten lit, 10 lit bas audi in inherent
i%in9iten Welttbetle in Nuitralien Der Sail,
uHo geraoe 10 penig pte baS freie 2a1O Der
0er. Staate1 nur ben engltl6 reoeHoell
@inmobnern gebOrt. ebenionenig tam oieier
8epDlferungstheil etteu lolhen Mnlpru6 in
ben engliicben Golonien erbeben. Sn einem
tnterelianten Nrtitel Des 6srrn SutberlaHo
in Centennial" ftnDen mir Nottsen iiber
Die oeutide ~@innanoerung unb Die beut=
i6cn @olontiten in NultraIien, Die bon au>
gemelnem Snterele linb. 6err Sutherland
iagt, man tdnoe bort 9roBe Oiitritte, melGe
nur bon oeutlden Qlniteblern beppbnt ieien,
uno nalnentli6 seige iib oieie @rideinun9
nDrbli0 uno liiolih bon sort Wannltln.
Die oeutld9en Sarmer Nuitraliens tpeloen
ftd, toie CT lagt, INNER mebr bonn @etreibes
bau ab uno tperien it6 nit ganSer @nergie
auf ben Weinbau, poourb naturgemQB
9taum fir cine arOBere 8ep0lferungsSabL
Nel6afen miro, als bel Dem allgemeinen
Sarmbetrieb auf bemielben Nreal tpobnen
fonnte. Der Jtahlbub aus benz alten
Gaterlanbe Qebt ununterbroden peiter uno
3rpar in einem lolhen WaBitabe, oaB Die
Yerlnehrung Der beutihen 8ep0Lferung
S6ritt bGlt nit Dem Wadien Der Betpobz
nerSabl bon anoeren %9eattnnen. 9te 9teuz
an9efommenen iinb meiiteus Gertpanbte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

3ablrei6e 90 . I E ri6ten unter benz
Sleb IN Der gtGbe BON Ga 6arpe i'm tpeitz
ltcben SuinoiS aroBe 8ermiiltungen an ilno
man beflrdtet, oaB Die Blage inn Ninter
etile unertrdgIihe iein miro, ipenn Die Usz
Doroe1 IT'D nidt oasu periteDen, Die fiirsli1
aogel6attte S%elobnung fir bic S0otung
bon Wolten trieoer einSufubren.
Gtnen ber3metfeIten &f
NIT 6aDfti d Ell beitano fir3lid in elmer
Sommertrll6e Bel @reens Tarm, in Der
Jtabe bon geetD g)ort. Der Stem yorter STAY
mDno o. S'0ell. Der bort nit leiner 7Samtz
lie DIE Somnlermonate Derbrin9t. O'Oell
lpar nit Dem Nufiu6eu Don Nuitern al Der
WteereSfIlte bei6dftiqt, ais ct pl0bli1 bon
eInen mdhtigen 6aDftid ange9rtffen purbe,
DEM nod iieben tueitere bieier SeeMngebeuer
tDlaten. Sid NIT einen1 e"tlerMen Oafen,
Den er sum Nufftiden Der 9lultern benubte,
pertbeioigenb. 500 fi6 O'9ea i6leunigit
5urut; ebe er aber nod feitcS 2anb erreid II
tonllte, grtff i'm elmer Der 0apitihe Dol
btnten an uno idlug ieine 9eipaltiQcn 3dbne
IN 1elllen Nrm ein. 3uiGtligeripeiie befan0
1t0 eIn Wtann nit einem @stpe6r in Der
yfabe, Der auf bic SiIfsrlfe O'Oeu'5 6erz
Detellte Ino aus nGbiter ytGbe cinen S1uB
IN ben &opf 0eS 6npftl0es abIeusrte, Der
nun letn Spfer loslieB. Die 6ilfe fam
CUR re6ten !3ett, oa O'Oeu bereits o6nz
mdhtlg gu tperoen begann unb ipabriheinz
llh Den blutoiritigen Bcitien aunl Spfer
9efallen tpGre, penn i'm iein 0tetter niht
auf Den Strano 9e5ogelt bdtte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
@Herifanti6cs @brcnScm4ntR fit
SeattiGtIano-
Gr28 eftIide 9pItH.J

Inter benz pielen Spreu, Ser in @eitaIt
bon unlerifanii6en @oniulatsberi6ten in
Die g8eIt gebt, finOen fi6 mitunter iebr
i6one uno rei6e 2lebren. gu bielen redz
nen mir eilen ioeben eri6ienenen 8eribt
SeS peroienltuDllen @eneraIconiuIs
Waion in Sranffurt a.. We. ilber
Public Charity in Germany. gSer
gerne @utcS iiber iein altes 8aterlalo Oers
nimmt, Der miro nit SreuOe oas i66ne
3euQuiB Ieien, nelheS @eneralconiul Mtas
ion Oeuti Cd Ldnbauf b III @ebiete
3 q menpflege auSitellt, uno ielbit
9erieuige, Der NIT ben Y%erbdltnilen bes
Waterlanoes poDI Dertraut lit, Uermaq
aus Dem 8eri6t man6e 8elebruns 3l
i60pfen.
vOie meiltsn 2eute" - 10 beginnt 6err
Wia3on vbie aus an6eren QGnOeren pes
Continents na6 9euti6lonb fommen,
tperosn anQenebm iberrai6t Ourch Die YER
bGltntbmGBige Settenheit Der Strabenbettz
Ter unO athmen ~erfreut aui nad DelI unauiz
b0rli6en Mlmoienbeltel Der unelI6lihen,
Der Glenben unO Der i6lauen getperbss
mGBigen Bagabunoen, tpcI6e Die 9Eeee uno
9%eeritraBen GroBbritannien's uno SIo=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

nod nidlt 10 felt begrilnbet iei, UNI ibm oert
&rlptdrg 1older Vrtefe Su erlparen."
Sberpoltinlpeftor 9tatbbone betroute beu
Seem yorfer Yoitimipettor Sacobs nit Der
Muflpiirung Der hunflen GbrenmGnner, BON
tDeld)elt oas 9rilninaarens Qlnerbieten aus
gegan9en mar, umo bielem 8eamten 1T es
na6 ldnQerell Vemiibungen ieBt gelungen,
Die orel S6mlnoler ausfinoi9 uno bin9fsit
81 MAIDEN. Sine Bdrbterftube in Der W2ott>
Ctr, Dobin Die @auner suerit ibre Gorre>
iponoen3 aoreiliren lieBe1, batten Tie lbon
Oerlallen uno lore Brieflhaltem nah Der
9teaoesStr. fomnen lailen, melhe Morelie
iie Dor elmer Mcd)e nit 4searlltr. pertauidz
ten, mo- iie iebt perbaTtet iporoel limb. sic
beiBen: @baries Worton, Soiepb 8ernarb,
in Der 0erbre1ermelt ais u6unarp Soc g}o.
2" b%efannt, uno Sames S. OalD. Snipefz
tor Sacobs fan6 in Dem Oauptduartier Der
@auner bul1oerte bon Gtrcufaren in 0rref>
nmldlGgelt, Gbnli6 pte bas all 9tulteu Is.
Oarrtl0n gel6tdte; uno tpie etn ebenfaus
Dor9etunoeneS @re1nplnr bes 8rab1treet'=
lden Observation-Disclosures betpies, batten Die
S6trinoler cielem Die 9tamen Der 0(oreIioten
elItnommen, uno bauptiG6lid lolbe ylaz
men getpdblt, 0enen Die 8rabitreet'i6e
M9entur feline ODER nur gertnge @reoitfGbtaz
feit elngerdumt bate. 8eSei6neno fir ben
@eldGitsbetrteb Der 0rei lift aud Der lImz
itano. Dab ollie neutrality-suspicious. fir
cine OpiumbOble in ibrem 2ofal gefunoen
tpuroen. Wlorton, 8crnaro uno 0alp itsen
iebt unter Der Nufluge, Die 8oit All betriiaez
rii6en 3peden miBbraudt gu 6aben.
- Sn ct. @barles i'm norDDltIideu
Slinois bat Trau Mlena6 MtIler,
geboren am II. Nu9uit 1887 in 8rimfielb
in Waiia6uletts, i'm 6auie ibrer 68iGbrtz
gen 9ohter uno unlgeben BON Dielen @nfeln
ulto ~llrenteIn, tbren 103. @eburtstaa qez
fetert.
: Die Nnipri6e Der Sarab NItbeo
Sill auf Die Grbl6aft bss perlebten Milz
liondrs Sbaron iino iebt burG cine @ntz
ibetoung bes @i6ters Sbafter bonn Staatsz
Sbergeri6t in Gan 6rancisco euogIl!ia
ab9enieien tDoroen. Wie Der Nihter ents
i6ieo. bat Die &lGgerin ni6t ben 9ta6meis
erbrineen fOrnen, Dab tie nit S6aron perz
beiratbet mar uno baber f0nne tie aud fetz
nerlei 0tedte auf oeiien 0tadlaB gelteno
MAIDEN. Oa Sarab duBeroem Sur 3ablunq
Der Soften oes lanetpierigen Gro5eiies pers
urtbeilt ipuroe, 10 Dlro tie ibr gar3es Sub
uno Gut oerlieren, inoem ibr bas bonn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

= Der ieitberi9e 3 a T . T Der beutI1en
eDang. lutberiidm ct. Sobannis &ir6e
in y alena in SQtnois, Gep. s. Mepz
III In /, lit bieler Sage ieines 9llntes entleBt
tporben, neil er in bobem WtaBe BENT Gruute
ergeben letn ioI. Sn einem Qlnfau bon
SGuferpabniinn ioIl Der be%oauernsmertbe
unb bodgebiloete Wtaun in benz @lauben,
Der Teufel perfolse i'm, einen S6uB ouf
ieiue iunge Trau abgefeuert baben, Der
aber glldli6erneiie iein 3ieG berreblte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
., - shove off his unholy

murderer irving TO shove on his unholy
InuIueiu' No hut I cannot see why areputa-
III I'M , ~ shouid seek. by intimating my
uio J oi rbereabouts, to create the i'm
,,roSs;on that was hiding out. III Is n cold;
fioodeJ crime. / am poor man and
sho'Id have the same justice as O rich
man." .1-,l ,.h,. :. ..o,
an. MI ua "SS sbonld have followed him so.
ln .ir H., reason is very plain" he said: " IL
:. IA 80 bcon for me Halves would to-day
- n'T toor a free man. When | was in jail
nav va oscona was planned. Halves tried to
~ III. 40 INTO n As my release was certain
seS ~ a"ea,,t 20 Jail escape would have been
mn ,,.;',;,ol refused. This brought upon me
the implacable hatred OF Hawes. VINO made
nm his mind that should suffer. =,
"Why. one of the strongest proofs that
HAYES was living when he charged me with
Tho offence lies in this CIRCUMSTANCE.
When Halves became convinced that the
on6 was certain and that no hope renamed
foy him be sent for Father DAILY. or course
The first thing the priest insists upon Is
fuIl confession. IA be visited the prisoner
frequently. and the two seemed TO be IN
accord il il fair TO presume that such con-
Tesqion was made. After tins hawes made
tbe statement that ! was Implicated; the
,,r;est anti him. Why? IL the priest was
ST liberty TO tell the secrets OK the confes-
sional II would be that he knew Halves was
i,,;no wilfullv when he brought my name
;y1to the case. and knowing that, and that
bis nenitent was incOrrlgible, ne quit hIm.
I am innocent, and intend to remain right
here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
Virginia News Notes.

Joseph Barrier. desperate of Harrison
burg. Pa. was arrested at Roanoke yester-
day on warrant from the Chief of Police
Of the latter place.
South Boston complains that it is not a
new hotel she wants. as reported in the
Dispatch The company she was organizing
was a land and improvement company.
A large number of Danyille capitalists
arrived at Lynchburg yesterday morning
and left in the afternoon on prospecting
tour in Southwest Virginia.
Hon. John T. Massey, Superintendent of
Public Instruction, has made arrangements
TO hold normal institute in Harrisonburg
during the coming summer, probably IN
July and August.
o. G. Harris. brakeman on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio, had his right arm terribly
mashed yesterday afternoon while cou-
ping cars in the yard at Lynchburg. The
arm had 10 be amputated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
HORRIBLE DISASTER.
THREE MEN KILLED AND THEIR
BODIES BURNED TO A CRISP.
,,..,.tt Trains ColIido-A Tank OF Gaso-
line Explodes, Causing Great
Damage to Property.
rRv telegraph % tho DISPATCH

u,ssrrLos. ONO. March "a disastrous
lex occurred on the Fort Wayne road at
Takeyille, west Of this city, at l o'clock
ia morning. The third section of the
rain broke down and the fourth section of
.ha same train crashed into the rear end.
Immediately after the crash q tank-car Of
o1rasoline in front OF the caboose exploded
End scattered the burning liquid over the
dt5,Is. which took fire and burned fercely.
on the engine were the engineer, John Co,
van. and Fireman Harvey GalehOuse and
he head brakeman, Edward Miller. all of
,ybom we're killed and their bodies burned
w a crisp. Eighteen loaded cars were
Lrrncd. The heat was SO intense that IT
melted the bell on the engine Of the fourth
section and it run down in molten form
over the boiler. The ties were burned for
a distance Of 500 feet. and the track was
bent and drawn into all kinds OF shapes.