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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


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Search the country over
and you will not be able to
find as grand a line of fine
H>ome-Made Clothing as is
now displayed in the corner
window of Jacksons' grand
clothing establishment. The
show consists of some very
handsome Spring Overcoats
made by our own tailors OF
Cheviot, Worsted, Kersey
and Melton. Prices to suit
all classes. IS, $40, S12 and
SIS are the prices, as the
ticket shows. Our line of
homemade suits surpasses
anything offered in this city.
Special attention is called
to our Black and Blue
Cheviot Suits marked in
our window, SS, $40, S12,
some bound, others un-
bound. with or without
patch pockets. Remember,
So. $40, $12 and SIS. For
want of space we are not
able to display enough of
our elegant line oI llllc
Homemade Trousers,
But very few. OF our inn
mense line are we able to
display, You will observe
Trousers made of Black
Cheviot, all wool, with or
without side binding, at So.
Mems elegant w orsted d
Striped Pants at 81 50, s.,
s. 50, 81 and S.. Come
and examine our line of fine
Trousers. We are sure to
please you.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-23
The Peoples Store, Fifth Avenue.

Carpets-Moquetts at 81 %; tapestry
brussels at Sc. All carpets at lowest
prices. CAMPBELL & DICK.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-23
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK, LIN.

[OI smithfieId Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.
Capital, 100000 Surplus, S69. 900.
Deposits of 81 and upward received and
interest allowed at per cent. IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-23

Wildwood's Report Purely Routine-A
Rank Wildcat Among the Ventures-An
Important Experiment at Moon Due
Figures of the Moon Field Productions,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-23

ovERCoMEs "spring feTer"-Iron City
heer. Families supplied direct. Telephone
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-23

OhiIdren7s WIde-Brim Shade Hats-25c,
In rough straWs-fner at soc, 75c and 81
Millinery department.
JOS. HORNE & Co.,
609-621 Penn avenue
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26
Ia Correspondence De PlIeIlO.RlCO,
Puerto -Rtco, M0rs0 % ds 1891.
lndice de Gobernacl6n
Realss 6rdenes.

ReSolviendO de acuerdo con oil COnsejo dc
Estad0, exp0diente en- que ell NOtariO de Pom.
ce ID, joaquin MayOral, sOlicita indemnizaci6n
por 81 menoscabo que ha sufrido 81 Ohcio de
que IS prOpietaFiO. E ~
--Traslatlo Dis Ia cllrijida al Presidente de
la Audiencia de esta Isa, apr0bando acuerdo
de aQuela presideEca, accediendo 10 sOlici-
tado por los escribanOs D. Benigno Capo y d.
Nicolas S. Arena, para que Sc les restablezca
en- el Juzgado de Guayana.
--Idem de la idem al GObernadOr de Fill
pinas reftrente aunento dc sueldo dc fun
cionarOs de cOmuncaciOnes
-ExpidiendO titulo de Jefe de estacI6n de
teIeglafOs en- eSta Isa a favor dedOn Luis
Brunet.
Hacienda extensive Ultramar el Real
Decret" de L. de JUNO de 1880
-ConcediendO cOndecoraciones las Cor
poIacones prOvinciaIes y municipalities que SO
hayan tStinguittO en- incendiOs inundaciones.
-ReSOlvlendO dc acuerdO con ell COnsejo
de Estado 81 recursO de alzada de don GREGG
RIO Rodriguez pop as elecciones de Quebra-
dl.as.
--Nombrando secretario del Gobierno de
la Audiencia de esta Isa D. Ricardo Pareja.
Nombrando Teniente fiscal de Audien-
cla de Santiago de Cuba D.. Miguel Monreal.
-NOmbrando Secretaro de Sala de la Au-
diencia dc Cebd (Filipinas) 4 D. Diego Espi-
nOsa
-Nolnbrdndo Juez de l" Instancia de
Aguadilla don Luis Cos Gallon.
Real DecretO declarandO cesante q don
Cesar Canela~, Magistrate de esta lsa.
Real DecretO nombrandO en- su lugar
don Joaquin TOrralos
-Nomhl hlanClO dire .at0r de la Escuela Nor
NAL de MaeSr1Os 4 don Juan Pulgar'
-Nombrando protesOres auxiliares y nu-
meraros de Ia referida eseuela, 4 don Casimiro
Helas, don Narciso Baraibar Y don Juan
MachO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26
Notieias de la Peninsula
De nuestros canies de Madrid

De nuestros canjes de Madrid
La situcon del Sr Canalejas dentro del fu-
sionismo resulta cada dia mas dificil pues los
ex-ministros Sres Moret, Vega de Armijo Y XII
Quena le han declaradO francamente la guerra,
Y hasta ahora levan la mejor parte.
En- Cadiz ha sido preso Mr.. scopin Josline,
de nacionalidad inglesa, acusado de adquirir
ilegalmente g6neros por valor de seis millones
Josline sera puesto a disposition de las
autoridades de su pals
Un ni1o de diez amos de edad, natural de
Ubeda (Ja6n), SO presento dias pasado en-. Vi
llanueva del Arzobispo anunciandose como an
DARN.
Ante numerosa concurrencia recorri6 81
muchachola distancia de dos leguas y media
En su carrera emple6 solan1ente deciocho mi
nutOs.
81 sr. MARQUES de Sardoal decia en- 81 Con-
greso que era necesaria la existencia del parti-
do conservador para la mejor marcha de ID
politica espanola.
Hablando despuas de la actiVidad posi-
cf0n de los martstas, anadio "que ellos no es.
taban hi con los liberales al con los consorva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26
Noticias de la IsIa ]

n En- Mayaglez Sc embarcaron por vapor
Ponce de Leon 80 sacOs cafe para Cienfuegos
con 1895 kilos y 80 sacos almidon para la Ha-
bana. ~
XEn vapor Espo550, Sc embarcaron en- Ponce
67O 81 cafe con Sc, TT klos destinados 4 San
tander, Coruna, Gijon y Geneva 1,7O0 sacos
azdcar para .Santand9r Gijon y SeVila, con
183,749 kilos.
Han remitido soluci0n al logogrito publ
do en- el Nun. 81 de LA CORRESPONDENCE, la
senorita JuaniTa Roure, y don Salustiano Lo-
pez Bosch, ambos de GALES
Por cuestiones am0rosas fu6 heridO de
gravedad en- Ciales, Maximino Torres, habien-
dole interesado la. .herida una de las arterias
del brazo derecho. En- ell mismo pueblo fu6
recuperado el caballo que le hurtaron al Lcdo.
D. Jose Barber.
W De La DemocvociG de Ponce:
A !" Anoche Ell 23) recibimos ell telegrama
siguiente, one suscribe un estimado amigo de
Caguas:
Mul0z Rivera.-En sesi5n de hoy mayoria
Junta municipal y concejales Ayuntamiento
sendo algunos conserYadores, echaron abajo,
entire otras partdas, gastos representation
Alcalde. La LaVe va. apareciendo La auto
nomia asoma.-Grillo." "
-
Core el rumor en- Mayagiez de que nues-
trO amigo ell Sr. D. Lorenzo Martinez va re-
nunciar ell cargo de presidente del Comit6 au-
tOnomsta de aquella Ciudad.
~
Leemos On la DemoerGcia que los Sres.
Bregaro y Co., consignatarios en- Ponce de los
vapores de la Compania Trasatlantica espano-
Ia avisan por una hoja impresa, que ell vapor
que habfa de llegar a aqueI puerto ell % del CO.
rriente, tocara solameDte en- Puerto Rico, sus.
pendiendo su escaia. en- Mayagiez en- Ponce.
90
De La RGzO1s de Mayagiiez:
"Se da pOr seguro que esta acordado el
ascenso del Official de tel6grafos de Mayagiez
don Jose Vera.
El senior Vera es uno de los empleadoS
mas antlguos del ramo en Puerto-Rico, y goza
de gran estimation dentro dc esta sociedad.
No nos importa que dicho seflor pertenez-
ca al partido cOnservador, y que fuera uno de
los que mas trabaj0 en- favor dc la candidatu-
"a del senior Lastres, en- las pasadas elecciones,
acto de justicia. :
Nos alegramos felicftamos al agraciado"
Don Lucas Coco.iO = D. Pascaso Santiago,
de COamO, nos han enviado ell prmero la So
lucion de la fuga de vocales, y ell % de la cha
rada que publicamos .en nuestra edici6n
del 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26

Reproducimos tolnandolo de Las NOvedG-
des tle New York, los detaes del horrible su-
cesO recentement0 acaecido en Nueva Orleans.
Z no 10 cnmentamDs pOrlue NO necesita CO.
mentarios un hecho capaz de hacer dudar de
Ia indscutihe cutura do la gran naci6n Norte.
americana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26
Il Noticias de la Capita

Es grande ell gentio que todos los dias
concurre la casa del ST.. MendizabaF al al
gibe de Ballaja en- solicitud de aqua; hay horas
del dia,-nos dicen-en cue pasan de 800 las
personas que en- dich7s casas SO agIomeran
para esperar 81 turno de alcanzar un POGO del
indispensable liquido
La Capital de Puerto. Rico sin un acueduc-
to. Que verguenza!...
Esta malana nos dicen que hubo un gran
escandalo en- una barberia de la Gale de San
Jose. Dicese que dos operarios que habian
estado trabajando toda la noche, pintando la
citada barberia, reclamaron Ell pago de su tra-
bajo que 81 dueno de la casa les puso difcul-
tades, resultando de ahi palabras mas menos
agrias; que fu6 lIamada la policia Eel guardia
San MartiE) y que este peg6 a los operarios
quienes quiso luego llevar amarra4los a la pre-
vencion. Ei suceso ha sido muy comentado en-
TODD el barriO.
Pages para la pr6xima semana:
Sorteo IA Cttp6n %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26

PrOgresasto, 0rgano de aquella localidad.
Tambien los detalles de un almuerzo aborde
del Vapor Ponce de Leon, en- Ponce. Por el
exceso de material que tenemos en- galeras, he
mos deiado para manana la publication de di-
chos documeutos.
El indiViduo que 81 domingo pasado fu6 es-
tropeado por ell tranvia del senior Ubarri, ha
muerto aver, segdn nos han manifestado.
RIP
rs Durante Ell % acto de la zarzuela Ell JatrG-
aseatto, 4ue SO pondra en- eseena el sabado, q
benefclo de D. Jose Palou, este actor cantara
a toda Orquesta la romanza Amor IdeaLe que
para Ell expresamente ha escrto ell reputado
compositor Y amigo nuestro sr. D. Ramon Sa-
N 90
El vapor SHteGt013 Tower entreg0 aver al
medic dia on la Administrator Central de Co
municaciones, 4 sacos de correspondence de
NUeva- York para esta Capital, 2 para Ponce y
para Mayaguez. La goleta Maria del Am
pGro tomo aver I'm paquete correspondence
para Santo Domingo FL vapor EspG5sG tom6
hoy, saco para Irdn, para Madrid y para
Vigo.
90
No hemOS bebdO nunca meior Brandy
que ell del FRAILE CARA4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26
James G.. Blaine. "

Los cadaveres de las yictimas fueron aver
nhumados, despu6s dc haber pronunciado Ell
iurado del coroner un veredicto declarando
que habian, " muerto 4 manos de personals des-
conOcidds" Los de Macheca, Caruso, Scofedi,
Romero, Comitez y Politz, fueron entregados
sus deudos que les dieron cristiana sepultura
los otros tres enterraronse por cuenta del mu-
nicipio.
Tai es ei relate de la vergonzosa hecatom-
be de Nueva Orleans, que constituye Ia sensa-
ci0n del dia, cuyo resultado para las relaci0-
mes entire los Estados Unidos ell RENO de TIA
liza, no es possible predecir
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26

cia lemanda eli ministro en- Washington, ira
tandOse de ciudadanOs de alta pOsici0n que
obraban q cienciay y paciencia de las autorl-
,dades.
- El Secretario Blaine ha manifestado pesar
spOr 10 suCedidO, por 0rd6n del PresidenGe de
la Repdblica, ha dirigido telegraflcamente al
gobernador del Estado de Nueva Orleans 81
siguiente ofoio:
Departamento de Estado. &
Mario, Is de 1891.
- s. b. FrGNcie z. Nichols, GoberpGdOr de
Letisi113G, NeteUG Orleans.
- 81 MinistrO de Italia, acreditado ante
este Gobierno, ha manifestadO al Presidente
que entire las victimas de la deplOrable matan-
"a de aver en- Nueva Orle ans, SO hallaban tres
mas sdbdtos del Rey de Italia. FL tratado
de amistad que tenemOs con aquel gObernO Y
que en- virtud de la Constitution es ley supre-
ma de la naci6n, garantiza q los subditos ita-
lianos domiciliados en- los Estados Unidos "la
mas cOnstanto protection seguridad para sus
vidas haciendas"- -haci6ndolos responsables,
sObre las mismas bases que nuestrOs propios
ciudadanos, ante las leyes de los EstadOs Uni
dos y de los varios Estadus en- su administra-
ci0ns spropia y ordenada
.s3%E Presidente deplora profundamente que
los ciudadanss de Nueva Orleans hayan degra-
dado la puroza Y eticacia de sus trlbunaes de
iusCicia hasta el extreme de entregar al juciO
apasonado de una turba una question que de-
di0 haber sido juZgada apasiOnadamente
por el tunci6namiento legal y odenado de la
justicia. -
R>El gobierno de los Estados Unidos debe
proporcionar q los subditos de las naciones
amigas igual seguridad que la que -.exige para
sus propiOs ciudadanos cuando Sc italian tenn
poralmente bajo la Jurisdiction extranjera. ~
Ell Presidente espera que le prestar6is
vuestra cooperation para sOstener las Obliga
clones dc los Estados Unidos hacia los sdbditOs
italianos que Sc encuentren ca pelgro conse-
cuencia de la exctac0n actual, para que Sc
eviten nueVas violencias efusi0n de sangre y
para que sean sometidos sin demora 4 la acci0n
de la justicia todos aquellos que ham transgl O.
dido la Icy. - ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26

-
! IN Desde hoy vendra cada manana desde Rio
piedras Ell aqua que SO destina los pobres
que la solicitor en- ell barrio de la Marina, es-
taci6n del ferrocarril He aquf prop6sito dc
esta buena nueva que damos al vecindario, el
aviso que SO publica por IL Alcaldia
s'Excmo Ayun5amiento de San Juan de
Puerto o-Rico.-Presdencia acuer
do de la Corporation SO hace saber, que des-
de esta fecha hay AguG potable en- Ia Mari
9aG para el consume de los Vecinos pobres de
la Capital, cuyo barrio pueden acudir a pro-
veerse de dieho iquido,
Puerto-R Rico, Mario "a de 1891.-JasGn TO-
Sc PotO5ts.
-.
Dicen atgunOs vecinOS de la Gale do la
Luna, que dicha via pdbIica no fu6 regada aver
como otras de la ciudad.
La Naci6as ha leido en- La Correspondent
ciG Mit5tar de Madrid que. SO encuentra gra-
vemente enfermo en- Malaga, el general don
Julio Serina nombrado gobe'nador militar de
Puerto-Rico
ri vecinO Alejandlino jaime Martinez, Sc
encobtE6 anoche en- Ia calle tln abrigo de ca
Chemir su dueno puede mandar arocojerlo
en- esta redacci6n.
Tenennos en- carteTa una afectuosa carta
que los excursionistan capitalen0s dirijen a
sps amigos de ATecibo, por condpeto do E1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26

Por cuestiones amorosas fu6
gravedad en- Ciales, Maximino Tore
dole interesado la. herida una de
del brazo derecho. En- ell mismo
recuperado el cahallo que Ie hurtar
D. Jose Barber. e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-26

Han remitido solucion al logogrito
do en- el mum. 81 de La CORRESPONDENCE
senorita JuaniTa Roure, y don Salustiar
peg Bosch, ambos de Ciales.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-01-01
value of neason with a Child.

In hopes of convincing some of my read
ers Of the practicability of the no punish
ment method, will tell an anecdote of a
certain child.
A vivid recollection Of having been vac
cinated when she was more than year
old instead Of in early infancy had given
her a dread of doctors She had sore
throat. The doctor was sent for lie
came at bedtime (always somewhat diff.
cult hour for child. She refused to open
her mouth to let him insert spoon and
examine the throat, and on being urged
she cried violently. IL was necessary to
have the throat examined, and the child
was firmly but gently held, and the mouth
gently forced open. The examination was
successfully performed, but the poor little
creature was in an agony Of distress and
temper.
Then the mother, without word of re.
proach, took her in her arms, and kissed
and loved her and soothed her to sleep.
The next morning it was carefully ex-
planned to her how foolishly she had be.
haved, and how necessary it was that the
doctor should examine her throat. She
said very gravely, "Tbe next time i will
not make any trouble" Her statement
was Of course received with certain
secret incredulity, but outwardly with
confidence. When the doctor came that
afternoon she bravely walked up to him,
and opening her mouth allowed him to in.
sert the spoon, with no sign of rebellion
but heightened color in the cheeks
Harper's Bazaar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-01-01
smoked Himself 60 Death.

The most fantastic story told Is that oi
the strange and slow suicide Of the Baron
Bella Olnyi, at Pesth, in the year 1875. Tn,
baron was supposed to be very wealthy
He had a wife aud six children. He lost
his money in speculation, but this was not
known. He went to Paris and insured his
life for 100000 guelden each in Eve compa
nies. He returned to Pesth and his habits
began to change He absented himself
from home for long periods every day
The picture of health, he began to drooI
and pine away. In ten months he died oi
what the doctors called galloping con
sumption. The insurance companies were
suspicious, and their detectives unearthed
most wonderful plot.
This nobleman was discovered to have
hired n small room in n remote and mean
portion of the city. It was broken into
and found to be furnished with comfort
able sofa, a table, two chairs and two
chests. In one of these was found com
Portable dressing gown, pair Of loose
Turkish trousers, n fez, and dozen long
pipes. In the other were found about 20C
strong Havana cigars and half pound OF
common smoking tobacco. From the
wrappers found in the bottom of the chest
it would appear that in less than eight
months the nobleman had smoked about
$500 cigars, and about 100 pounds of smol.
ing tobacco, having deliberately poisoned
himself with nicotine.-St Louis Globe
Democrat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-01-01

Lupus vulgaris, of which we are now
hearing SO much, Is an extremely chronic
disease OF the skin, attacking persons be-
tween the ages of 2and 10. 1t is character
lied by the appearance of reddish brown
nodules Of granulation tissue upon the
skin, usually Of the face. The mucous
membranes are rarely affected. The nod.
ules start in the corium, but penetrate the
connective tissue beneath and the papillary
layer above. The disease spreads by the
formation of fresh nodules at the periphery
of the original lesion. New centers form
and the old ones may gradually disappear
If the tissue breaks down an open sore is
found, covered with ycllowish and brown.
ish crusts. Unlike ordinary tubercle, the
lupus nodules are rather vascular.
Tubercle bacilli arc found in the tissue,
but they are very infrequent, and often
many examinations are required to detect
them. incubation Of lupus nodules will,
it is asserted, cause tuberculosis in rabbits
and guinea pigs, but inoculation of the
skin with tubercle will not produce lupus
For this and other reasons so distinguished
an authority as Kaposi denies that lupus is
cutaneous tuberculosis, although that
view is held positively by Koch and his
pupils. Lupus, chronic as it is in its ten
denotes, often disappears for time under
treatment, only to reappear later. Derma-
tologists generally give favorable prog
nosis, provided treatment is persisted in
Medical Record.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-01-01
Inr ,ieNIlrn So.

Mrs. Gladstone has become a vice
president Of the Children's Happy Even.
ings association.
Mrs. Margaret f. Sangster. the editor
of Harpers Bazaar is tall, well formed
woman with pink cheeks and snow white
hair.
Mrs. Stanley has been spoken of as Q
beauty, but il is the keen intelligence
that shines in her great eyes which wins
her the greatest admiration.
Mrs. Ida j. Burgess, a member of the
Chicago Society of Artists, has received
a commission to decorate the ceiling of
the music room in Chief Justice Fuller's
house.
Lillian Baird is the youngest chess
problem composer in the world, having
been born at Tynemouth, England, in
October, 1891, and learned the moves
when only 5 years of age.
Grace DEMO Litchheld, the author of
Little He and She" is sister of Mrs
| Lawrence Turnbull, who endowed the
Turnbull chair of literature in Johns
Hopkins university, and who is herself
q writer.
Harriet Hosmer, the sculptor, is lit
tie woman who has not masculine
trait about her She is usually attired
in neat costume Of black silk and vel
vet, and wears wide lace scarf about
her throat.
Lady Brooke distributes every year
through her agency over 5000 garments
of good, useful, durable materials in
the East End. London, real destitution
being the only qualification required in
the recipient.
Miss Ellen Terry, though not regularly
beautiful, has a countenance of great
charm, and really looks quite young.
Her neat figure, slender and round, but
not in the least fat or set, is a main ele
ment in her girlish appearance.
Mrs Emmons Blaine, nee Mccormick,
paid 81, 200 for her new baby's bassinet
and trousseau. The furniture of the
toilet basket is ivory bound, with the
family monogram variously inscribed in
silver, turquoise and small diamonds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-01-01
How Dolls Heads Are Made.

~ wonder whether my little girl and
other little girls know how Santa Claus
makes the beautiful dolls he brings
them~ said down town manufacturer
of children's novelties. "The making of a
wax doll is quite long process. The legs
are filed out with moss and sawdust. So
are the arms and body. The head is more
difficult to make. First comes the mold
ing from a Witty brown paste. The head
is nodded in halves-the back and the
front-and then the two parts are joined
together by the same sort OF paste.
"Aeads are made by the thousand of all
shapes and sizes and left for the moment
unpublished. Then they are dipped into
boiling wax. After this the head is pro
yided with a pair of eyes. Sometimes
Santa Claus does not select two eyes ex-
actly alike. Then comes the eyelashes and
the hair. Santa Claus always makes up
his dolls hair in the newest fashion Some
times he puts teeth into the mJuth. When
the head is finished he easily fastens on the
rest of the body. y."-New York Telegram.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-01-01
voiisessis1sy ! Isen.inaeo Oi nss

AotissesiaIiy keentin0eO % asss NOaOtOsass,
One Of the level headed men of the valua-
ton commission is Capt. David ii. Ingra.
ham, of Rocklaud. Every one who knows
the captain has noticed chat he almost in.
variably wears fine silk hat. He was ii
business In Boston many years, and one
day young man entered his Office aud
wanted to borrow $500 to buy small hat
store. The captain lent It to him, he
bought the store, and today he is one Of
the wealthiest and most prosperous hat
ters Of the Hub. Every fall, as regularly as
the season rolls round, Capt. Ingraham re
ceives as a gift from the Boston gentleman
polished silk hat of the finest quality
that can be manufactured. Summers, he
is the recipient from the same source Of a
natty kersey hat for hot weather wear.
On another occasion, when the Cigar.
makers Cooperative association was
formed in Boston, he loaned workman
500 to begin business in the association
The cigarmaker prospered paid up the
loan and now he annually presents Capt
Ingraham with box Of the best hand
made cigars, rolled by himself. Capt Ing
raham carries magnificent gold watch
and chain which he values far more than
for its intrinsic worth. For many years
he did business for the late Hon. Joseph
II. Bodwell in Boston, handling nearly all
the money which was received by the Hal
lowell Granite company for stone fur
nished for the New York state house. AZ
ter the completion of the contract Gov
ernor Bodwell met Capt. Ingraham in Bos-
ton, pulled the gold watch and chain out
and presented it TO him. It is 500 time.
piece, and the recipient says he would not
part with it for sl,00O.-Cor. Lewiston
Io,,rpo1