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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
Wrecked Italian Immigrants Brought
to New York.

NEW YORK, April i2-The Italian i'm
migrants saved from the wreck Of the
Utopia were brought to this city and landed
at the bsrge Office today. Many mourned
the loss Of some friend or relative; in
some instances one mambsr of q whole
family was all that was left. or one
family Of eight, only the father and one son
reached here. Capt Mari of the Anglia,
the steamer which brought the rescued im-
migrants here, stood by the regis,ety clerks
desk as the immigrants passed by and gave
sl2 to each, the share Of the fund sub.
scribed for their relief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
Trying to Dive an IasuIancs Company
Out Of Business.

BALTIMORE, April PA bill in equity
was filed against the Baltimore Equitable
Society for insuring houses against loss BY
fire. Ii asks for the appointment of re-
ceiver to distribute the surplus Of the cor.
poration, and il it shsll be found that the
corporate life Of the society is ended the
receiver will be empowered TO distribute
all its funds among the members.
The society was incorporate in 1874 or
the mutual plan. The bill of complain,
alleges that the corporation expired by
limitation in 1878 and asks that q receiver
be appointed to wind up the affairs and dis
tribute funds to those entitled to it under
their policies. 1t alleges that 81 500 00(
over and above the amout Of surplus re-
quired by ls~ is in the treasury, and asks
that. even though it is not dissolved, thi;
amount be divided among the old policy
holders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
Hascpsau Aainsss osssnislss.

PAnIs, April 1.-THE leaders Of the n
cent miners' congress are arranging 10 sp.
point . general strike. The sxscutive 10
composed equally Of representatives Of
French, Erslish, German and Beleisn
minefs. Kilograms we're received tonis ht
from the German delegates to announce .
conference OF miners at Bochuu, on
receiving the report Of the action q Paris
consress, have decided. in the event Of
strike In Belgium, that unless the German
colleries engage not to furnish Belgium
with coal that the German miners
shouh also strike. English delegates
guarantee to stop the export Of coal. II
the new system OF drawing upon coal IN
America weAkens their position in rs
struggle with the mss'crs tho executive
sill open ccmmuaiestioa with American
unions,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
Dam Bursts and Causes Much Damsge
at Baldwiovills, Mass.

GAxDsER, Mass . April l2.-This morn.
ing the dam in Nichols pond, on the north
side Of the Fitchburg railroad, Baldwin.
vile, Mass, gave way on account Of the
heavy rain. Both the main tracks Of the
rsilrocd were washed away, leaving hole
80 feet long. 20 feet deep. and carrying the
railroad iron and ties 500 feet to the banks
Of the Otter river. The highway vas badly
washed out, the Nichols new two-story
machine shop narrowly escaped destruc-
ton. the underpinnipg being nearly torn
out by the force Of water and railroad iron.
and the lower floor submerged. A small
dwelling houle occupied by family named
Freeceau was flooded and surrounded with
water, and all means of escape for the in
mates is cut of. No lives were lost. The
damage is estimated at $500. Passengers
baggage and express are being transferred
during the building Of the trestle bridge.
Trains will run on time by morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
Base Ball.

At Louis-St. Louis, 13; Cincinnati, 5.
At Louisville - Columbus, Z; Louis
vile, g.
Az Canbridge-Harvards, 3; Worces-
ter, 2.
At Andover-Boston College, 8; Phil.
lips, 8.
The following games were postponed on
account Of rain and wet grounds: Boston
vs. Baltimore, at Baltimore; Washington
vs.. Athletic, At Philadelphia; Yale VS.. New
York, at New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
SUPERIOR CoURx.
April Term. Judge Hall Prssiding 6.


L. 7. CARLETON, County Atterny.
+. A. SNAIL. Sienogrspher.
SATURDAY, April IL.
The grand jury came in this afternoon
and reported 81 Indictments, the following
being all Of them but II for violation Of the
liquor law which are not yet made public d:
james Foley, Augusta, n,anslaughter ;
f. r. Branch. Wstervilie, nuisance, COM
mon seller; E. A. Getchell and Augustus
Corson, Augusta, one indictmen. each for
liquor nuisance, common seller and tipping
shop; A. D. Bowman. nuisance, common
seller; II. Fl. Thorndike, Augusta,
nuisance, common seller and larceny
William Burnham, Augusta, larceny; Ed.
ward McCormIc. Chelsea, rape; May G..
LaFountain, Waterville, nuisance, com.
mon seller; N. o. Alden, Water,ille,
nuisance; J. Z. Dehan, Wa;erviiIe, nui.
sance joseph Huard, Waterville, nuisance
Wallace Simpson, Winslow, NUISANCE, com.
moa seller; j. l.. Fortier, Wsterville, nui.
sance; Joseph Lsuudry, Water vile, nui.
ssnce ; George Everett, Hsliowell, larceny
Edward Allen, Gardner, larceny; Chsriei
simpson, Walerviiie, nuisance; Horace 3.
Ingham, Readfisld, adultery; Minnie Cole,
Resddeld, adultery; c. r. Miller. Water.
Vile, nuisance; II. Q. Blake, Halloweil,
nuisance, common seller; George l.
LAshus, Wsterville, nuisance; Edward
t.rris, Augusta, larceny; Henry Farris,
Augusta, larceny; Charles Wedge, Au
gusts, larceny; Victor Pooler, Augusta
larceny; JeTe Murphy, Augusa, larceny
Charles Cabana, Warerville, nuisance
Mary Lessor, WaterviIle, nuisance; Girart
Crummetf, Gardiner, nuisance; Il. NJ
Taught, HalIowell, nuisance; Marshal
hayes, Watervilie, nuisance 6eofg'
W. Rynoids, Augusta, nuisance
Fred Biiledeau, Augusta, nuisarcs; Es
Lumbar, Augusta, nuisance; WniliAu
stinehdeld, Chelsea, nuisance; Mary
Cameron, Augusta, nuisance; Jsme
Ramrey, Augusta, nuisance; John Ken
nedy, Gardiner. cheating by false pre-
tences; Michael Dever, Chelsea, perjury
Norris l.. Bickford. ct sls., Randolph, lar
ceny and receiving stolen goods; Johl
Dunphy, Gardiner, nuisance and coumo
seller; Mike Seaman, Augusts, assault an
| battery.
The criminal docket will be taken up o
Mondsy st 10 A. n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
Accident at the Navy Yard,

An expansion joint in 14-inch steam
pipe in the main boiler house at the navy
yard blew out about IL o'clock Saturday,
seriously irjufing Lieutenant Commander
Pendleton of the navy ard John C..
Hardester, an engine tender. The
wounded men were ut once taken to
the dispenssry. Commander Pendleton
was found to have suffered . severe scald-
ing on the right side Of his face. Mr..
Hardestef's wounds were more numerous.
His scalp was badly torn snd there was
conclusion of the brain, while his right
arm was fractured above the elbow. The
expansion joint, which was four feet long.
10 Of copper, which is said to have been
too poor in quality and much too thin to
stand the strain, hence the explosion.
Another explosion Of q service pipe took
place in the ordnance shop early in the day,
but no one was injured ard no serious dam
age was done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13

when did you see Isaac lsst7' was
asked
81 will 60 into detail in regard to that
and tell all the occasions on which l saw
him after be left the Institution. | dare
him to deny that my statement 10 true.
II was discharged from the state prison
Nev. 20, 1889. I went directly to my
home ss Aver Jancticn, and stayed with
my mother srd sisters for three weeks
without leavins that town. Then I went
to Boston and took lodgings On Milford
street. Isaac Sawteil lets the prison
Wednesday, Dec. Is. called at tbe
house Of his mother on Dudley STREET.
he Vas net at home and I made an sp-
prinsmens with him the next day. called
as the house Ut o'clock in The morning sn
Thursday and Isaac said he had IN engsse-
mens st Gen. Buffers offics ct 8 o'clock.
We came down town together. Thst was
the second and last tiue that ever called
at the Dudley street house and / did not
see Isss, there for more than Ave minutes.
We came down in . car together and GO,
on at Devonshire street. Perhaps the fide
occupied Is minutes altogether. He left me
70 80 to Gen. Buffers cface. He faid hs
would be u my noase on Milford street st II
o'clock that afternoon. When he came b
said be did not see the general. and Is saI
necessary for him TO 70 sgsin 10 the o1i,S
He VS. NOT In my rooms over 15 niruses
did nss - him again until ths follosini
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
Hiscntc Light Piant Burned at Hor.
walk Com.

NoRwALx, Conn.,. April i2.-Shoftly
altar nine this morning Ere was discovered
IN tbs big ffame building Ia this borough
owned and occupied BY the Norvalk and
South Nofvslk Electric Light Company.
The entire FIRE department vas unable to
suhdus The flames and the structure vas
destroyed. Moot Of the valuable contents
we're sithsT completely ruined or damaged.
In the building were four arc dynamos,
two incacdescens dynamos, three rs horse
power engines, three boilers, three pumps,
two excifers snd much other machinery.
The three boilers and two engines we're not
seriously injured. Out Of every "a hours
there are but two when the works are sup
posed to be vscsted. and it vas a this time
that the flames were discovered.
The plan. is valued at $50 COO. The
loss 10 conserystively estimated at $40 900.
The insurance on the building, dynsmos
and machinery is $1,000. Tonight the
borough Is in darkness. The brick building
the company has just completed will be in
running order in two weeks.
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Stricken From tbs Dc ckst.

BANGOR, April 1l:ZSince the conviction
Of Stain and Cromwell for the murder of
Cashier Barron Of the Dexter Savings Bank,
the bank fficisIs have paid to Mrs. Barron
he sum Of ss20O, withheld on the ground
that her husband was an embezzler and a
suicide. and the suit to recover. which has
been pending in the supreme court for
Eisny years, is now stricken from the
docket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13

Saturday evening vhsn ~ him in hil
brothers stare. vas in there about 1--WE
minutes. when be vent sosuppef with ne IN
. restaurant near the corner Of Washingsen
and Dover streetS. We we're not in thefe
over IS minutes. We walked back to Hiram's
store toes4hsI, and hs left ne. That vas the
last time saw or heard fron Isaac Saw
tell, except through The nevspapefs. He has
never Communicated With ne in any way.
Il want you 10 sum up the time thst l
vas with him to show hos unreasonable it
is to say that eonnived q, carried out or
had anything to DO With the murder Of his
brother. In all ! have been with him but
rs minutes since he Vas pafdoned from the
state prison. and most Of that time has
srent in public places-25 minutes on .
street car and 25 minutes in restaurant
and in neither Of those places would it be
reasonable to suppose that We talked Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
Thatcher Wins His Suit Against the
Maize Central.

BANGOR. April IL, 1S9l--In the case of
B. B. Thatcher VS.. the Maine Central
Railroad Company, to recover the value of
certain amounts of timber owned by the
plaintiff, burned at Milford in April of last
year. by \ spark from q locomotive. the
jury returned verdict for the plaintiff.
rhe plaintiff claimed 10 have owned 2 ,080,
8o4 feet Of pine boards, 81, ,85l feet Of tim
Der and 3lS, 900 board sticks, the total val
ue Of which was S17 $50.
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Bought Home fer Burial.

WINTHROP. April 12.-The remains OF
Burton A. Moore, son Of Charlie I. Moore
Of Monmouth, who was killed Thursday q,
Milwaukee on the Milwaukee, Lake Shore
4 Western Railrosd. arrived home Satur.
day night. Oosequeis occurred today un
der Masonic honors and were largely at
tended. He was promising young man.
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Maoroom the Scene OF Blows and
ioodshsd-Aany Icjursd.

DUBLIN, April l2-Tanner and ID easy,
nAtionslist membars Of Parliament, ,poks
1t Mscroom todsy. A lively scene occurred
s.she MEETING, the hcoting of the opponents
Of speakers being drowned by cheers Of
friends. Both factions fought fe,ceIy.
Blackthorns were used right and left, and
blood h,wed freely. Many persons were
seriously hurt. So great was the uprosr,
hat the speakers. for the most part vas
uaheArd even by those neares. the plstfo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13
Alai mig Epidemic OF Grip in Brook
IVu.

BROOKLYN, April l2-The grippe i;
gaining ground in Brooklyn aud the citi'
zens are becoming alarmed at the spread
Of The epidemic. During toe past week
there were $50 deaths, an increase Of l36
over the previous week, the greatest NOR.
tSiity ever recorded here except in the sum-
ner season. There are not enough hearses
in ths city to carry the dead for all the fu
nerals arranged fer today. Many hearses
had to make two trips TO the cemetery.
Several have been sent over from New
York. Physicians prophesy that the com.
ing week will witness the turning point. 81
the people are begin ming to pay more at.
tentlon to the first symptoms of the dis
ease.
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Davis Bosts Brown.

LEWISTON, April ll,-We'zel Brown OF
Oxford and Charles Il. Davis of Lscoris,
n. II fought in the Crib Club tonight for
a purse Of $50. Davis knocked Brown
down couple of times in the rounds pre-
ceedipg the sixth. In this Davis appeared
TO hit Brown below the belt, and foul was
claimed. The referee refused to allow 1t,
and Brown would not 60 on. claiming the
6ghs on foul. The referee then awarded
the fipht to Davis,
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The Bark Brought q shipwfsoksd
CyeW.

HALIFAX, April 12 Bark Petit Codisc,
from Liverpool. arrived today and broughs
the csptais and crew II 10 ali, Of the NoYve-
she rescued Msrch -, their vessel being
10 sinking condition. The Aususie sailed
from Pensacola Jan. 2s for West
Hsrtle pool with cargo Of pitch pine lum-
bef. The Ausnsts was b1i,s ss Thomas-
ton, Me. in 1868 and vas formerly ths
0snsfal Berry.
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echoousr Launched at Calais.

CALAIS, April l2.-Rideout & Lord
launched from their yard Saturday hand
some three masted schooner named Julia
A. War; She is 10 feet long, 2s beam.
s hold, 2O0 tons and clsssed AL for IA
years. She is owned by 4. Homer Skin
ner and Others Of Fall River. George
WAR; is master.
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The Maripur Massacre Particulars.

LONDON, April 12.--The latest sdvices
from india concerning the massacre ss
danipur are that Commissioner Q linton
Sas decapitated, his body horribly maugled,
and his limbs afterwards thrown Outside
the city wslls, where they were devoured
oy dogs. Two officers, names not gwen,
.nd buglef were speared by the Kukis,
aud Mr.. Grim~ wood, = British political
agent at Manipur and two other officers
~efe Hhot. The bodies Of all the victims
we're bfutally mu,ilsted ard afterwards
hrown over the walls Of the city. The
remains OF the two officers killed curing
tue fighting were treated in similar man.
ner. A large reward 10 offered for the CAP
luHe Of the recent Of ManinuY.
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What sns Isansn n Pspsss Dsy.

RoME. April 1.-THE Obinions says !:
News from Washington 10 subj .ct to much
Comment. IL Mr.. Blaine 10 unable TO
make categorical reply TO 1ssiJS simple
sad .fsish,forwafd request, We can await
the conclusion Of such . strsngs silence
,.feneiy without lamentations VI threats.
Pdblic opinion on both sides Of the Atlantic
vii hardly consider disnided such painful
sdmssion Of impotence
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Seven Yeas etrussls nndso

DUBLIN, April 12--Tae plan Of CAM
paign collapsed on the Tower Hill estates
Of Limerick and Glenshsrold, the former
purchasing holdings under the Ashbousns
sct. The latter reinststsd the svicted tsp-
ants on payment Of . single yssf's rent,
'ess the 30 percentage. Thus . seven
Jeafs' struggle 10 ended.
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NASHUA. N. H., April l2.-Frapk
voysp. sged I, accidentally fell from
boat into Nashua river this afternoon and
was drowned. At late hour his body has
NOT been recovered. He was playing in .
boat at the time of the accident.
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stssm,r 1owsd ioto Post pIeebleo

8tssmtE 3owed Into Hogt Diaoblod
Nxw YoBx. April 13 The ssesmshir
venezuela arrived today, having M
French steamshsp Tsucarville in sov. Tbe
Tsncafville, with cargo Of iron ore for
PhiladeIphis, sailed from Carthsseps,
Spsiu, on March IL On April 8 fhs eyiin.
der Of the high pressure engine burss. 6ha
tried to continue tbs voysge BY usin9 ths
low pressure engine. but the strsiu vas too
great snd on April fhss cylinder busst
also. The steamer drifsel sbous for thses
days ct the mercy Of III wind sud vave,
whsn ~ vsnesasls tick her d ~,
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DC C9utinehtaI haiIWay Co
sfoner Appointed.

The President has appointed Richard G.
Kerns Of Missouri to be member Of the
intereoniinentsl Rsilssy commission, in
place Of George n. Pullman, resigned.
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Gufctde at Caps Elizabeth.

PORTLAND, April l2.-ElizsJ. Peabbles,
aife of Joha A. Pesbblee, of Cape Eliza
beth, this morning walked to the Harbor,
lay down in the water and drowned herself,
She was insane.
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Missing Shoe Dscem bss and Pound
Dead.

FAHaisoros Dsror, n. H., April H.
The badly cecomposed body Of Nsfhsnlel
NJ. Young was found In pasture quarter
Of mile west Of the village this moPniDg.
There is no suspicion Of foul play. He va
G5 years old sn1 very feeble. He wan
dered awsy from home last December and
10 supposed to have persisted in the snow.
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New Posrmasters.

Fourth Glass postmasters we're Saturday
appointed - follows: New Hampshire,. L
Fl. Goodnow, East Sullivan; Massscha
setts, NJ. r. Sampson. Warwick; Vermont
A. J. Virgins, East Albany.
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Nothirs New 10 italian Matter.

No developments in the Italian affair
today. Secretary Blaine had nothing to
communicate, and very few persons be-
lieve snythiog startling will occur between
row and Wednesday, and hish oficisls are
incredulous ss to ftsis's reported purpose
to order Minister Porter from Rome.
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Dssiss sso.ies Of Ill.rseatueus,

LoSDos, April ~ Capt. Boil Ss niof,
The survivor Of the massacre st Man pus,
ienies the stories in regsri TO The Biitish
ill-ussge Of natives. He asserts that the
Manipuiis fred dfst on the British.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-13

The governor Of Illinois Saturday applied
to the treasury department. for the refund
ing Of the direct tax paid BY that stste
amounting to s97s 56s.
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R,pub,tosp N.t,ou.l comm{Atee.

Senator Quay, chairman Of the Repub'
lican national committee. Gays that the com
mittee will probably meet here in Novem
ber next to issue the call for the next Re
publican national convention, and that q
avoid the hot weather the convention will
probably be called for late in April or early
in May.
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The Presidential g out hsEn and Western
Tsip

While not altogether settled. 1t 10 mort
than likely that the presidential part,
to make tour of the South and
West will consist OF the following persons
The President and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs
Mckee, Mrs. Dimmick, Postmaster, Gen
eral Wansmaker, Mr.. ard Mrs. Russo
Harrison, Private Secretary Halford, Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Boyd. MIR. f. +. Tib'
belt. the President's stenographer, and
representatives Of the press associations.
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GOODS IN TRANSIT.
The New Regulations 10 b L.
sued at 0lea.
IN Republican Iitianil Committee 10
ueet AtIt IoIanbol.
Accident n Navy YaId-prealAentla
Southern and Weston Tsip.

WAsHIserox. April i2.-Secfesafy Fos-
ter ssid taday that the new regulations
respecting goods in railvay cars in transit
through this country to Canada and other
foreign countries and vice versa, would be
framed and issued - soon as possible.
The principle Of the new regulations would
be to treat these goods like all other i'm
ports are treated, whether they arrive at
the ocean ports or at the border. custom
houses.
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Sunday. Games.
Association standing

At st. Louis-St. Louis 10, Cincinnati
At Louisville-Louisvle 10, Columbus
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Maine Pensions.
The following Maine pensions have beer

The following Maine pensions have been
granted;
Original, Henry Farnsworth, James NJ.
Gamsby, navy; Charles A. wyman. navy I;
Edward Ha.ton, navy; Andorus D1dge,
Simeon NJ Knight, Phillip r. Nichols,
Stephen A. Thurston. Additional, George
w. Forsythe. Renewal, Elnathsn W..
Record. Increase, Ellis L. Berry. Re-
is.ue and increase, Charles p. Parker.
Original invalid, Edward w. Clark. Charles
II. Richardson. Charles Wilson. Charles
w. Brown, Woodbury. Carroll, Anton
S,hertel. Additional, VIM. Ii. Edwards,
Joshua S. Gabril, Anton Schertel. Ressor-
stion and increase, james II. Emer-
con. Increase, VIM. II. Eidridge. Myrick
II. Nash. Edwin Kipsman, Edwin + Gallop,
Delsno Leighton, Nathan j. Light. Aaron
Bartlett, Charles Call, Alari d. Andrews,
Hosea Butte,fieid. Cyrus Chaplin, Andrev
J. Harmon; reissue, VIM. G.. Abbott; re.
issue and increase, Richard Kelliher
original widows. etc, Sarah B., widow OF
FIorisn A. Huff, Addie s., widow Of Alfred
Chase, Eunice E., widow Of Joseph s
Brown. Mary E., widow Of Amos Y
Bragg.
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CHssrER, w.. April 12-Rsv. II. B
Tilden today rssisned - pastor Of the
Bapsist church here. he goes 70 Chsrsy.
neld. Ne.
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SIGNAL SERVICE


Weather Indications for the Next -
Hours.
War DEPARrMEsr,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, AIril IS, A. M.
F.r Maine: Fair; westerly winds I;
slightly cooler; except northern Maine !;
stationary temperature.