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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
RICHMOND.
Republican Delegates to State and District
Conventions Church Services.

Special To kENNEBEC JorRN>L.
RIcnMoNp, April PA Republican eau
Gus was held at Town Hall Saturday after
noon. Judge W. T. Hall presided and j,
X. Cunningham acted as secretary. The
following is list of delegates TO the second
Congressional district convention ut Auburn,
Tuesday. April 20 F. j. Buker. j. X,
Cunningham W. +. Hall. j. :. Chapman.
c. ID. Newell. W. e. Webber and j. II
Fellows Delegates 10 the State conven-
ton in Bangor. April -. were also elected
as follows: W II. Whitney, Noble Max
well, 4. ID. Alexander, Il. +. Wood, W. \.
Bibbcr. r. &. Herbert and X. W. Small.
Owing to a broken shaft the saw mill has
shut down and will not start up until Tues
day.
Easter service was celebrated at the
Methodist Church today, for which special
music was arranged by the choir. 4 solo
entitled The Lilies of the Field" was very
,wectly rendered by Miss Alice Farrin, and
the pastor preached an interesting discourse,
taking for his theme the question: "lf a
man die shall he live again."
The children of the Free Baptist Sunday
school gave a concert in their church this
evening.
The ladies of the Methodist Church will
give supper in their chapel Wednesday
evening, after which the pastor will give u
talk concerning his visit to Florence, and
will exhibit photographs of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
A QUEER MISTAKE.
North Dakota Makes no Provision Tor Elec.
tion OF Presidential Electors.

GHNNn FnEKs, y, D.. April 2t.-it has
been discovered that the Legislature made
no provision for the election of i'rcsidcn-
tini electors. although a law was passed re-
quring them to meet at Bismarck, the SEQ
unh Monday IN January to cast the ballots.
# is now too late to provide for an clcc-
ton at the polls unlc-s q special rcs.ion Of
the Legislature is beld. The regular session
Of the Legislature meets the first Tuesday IN
January, six DAYS before the meeting ot the
electors should he held The Legislature
can elect the electors. bat the Legislature
may have a Democratic majority, willie the
Republicans have a majority Of the state or
vice versa.
Ii Is suggested that an agreement bc
made by tile party iearlcrs that the form of
voting for electors be- gone through Nith in
the regular manner, with the understanding
that the Legislature endorse the action of
the people by clecliug the electors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25

Iii, we'll known that ilEALTlll BLpoli.
DESTROYS the NJ MBERLESS NitkobhS
Of La Grippe, that are constantly S"arnnns
in tn, blood of every person living III an
infected district, .,
If shr microbes are allowed TO exist AMI
multiply in the blood. that terrible disease i!,
la Gripr. msnjf'sts itself AMI Is followed
b, a lingering existence or sn'tIen uta'n'
When the bloolsis POOR aad WEAh n'
power to overcome art destroy t'i3 ana IA
pois,je Efe. is greatly lessened. The
n,;crobes enter. multiply rapidly, until they
,sereone snl tlisprgaui4c every healthy
Snnrtiou of the holy an destroy hfe itself
Tb, rplrhrate,l pr. Watkins says. the "a
Grippe microbes ATTACK the BLOOD
IrSFLF. that they exist in the atmosphere
ever, Fhcre an / e!.ly s;roa,;. healthy bio2i .,d
Is able to resist al destroy them IN the
boiy."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
Franklin County Nominations.

Under section three of the ballot law
nominations can be made as follows:
Each of the three parties, to wit: Re
publican. Democrat. Prohihitory. can
nominate Il full county ticket for senator
judge Of probate; county attorney, sheriff.
county commissioner loneJ, county treas
urer.
Representatives to the Legislature can be
nominated as follows; Two parties only
Republican and Democrat may nominate
in the following district
Phillips. one. The remaining towns in
this class do not vote for representative this
year
Three Republcan. Democrat
and prolihitory-m make nominations in
the following districts viz
Pennington and New Sharon. one King
field, Rangeley New Nineyarl, Freeman,
Eustis Madrid. Industry. Rangelcy n.
Grrenvale Pl.. Coplin Fi.. Dallas r.- one.
Four parties-Repuhiican, Democrat.
Prohibitory and Labor may make nomina-
tlons in the following district
Wilton, Carthage, Chrstervillc. Jay, one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS


roErLA>p. April 2t.-,n enthusiastic
meeting OF delegates from the brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, Fircmcn'.
brotherhood anil Steam Railroad Men'-
Protective Union was he'll in this city thi,
afternoon. The proceedings were not pub.
lie, but il is understood that their object
was for further agitation for certain legis.
lation which is to he asked of the next leg,
islation.
Additional safety appliances weekly
wages and the repeal of what is known q,
the Conspiracy law, put upon the -tatut,
books few years ago, TO punish striking
lahorcrs who shoul in any way make il
difficult for other laborers to take theii
places. are thc main things which are to b,
asked for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
HORRIBLE DEED.
Cars Choir Master in Private Palace
at Peterhof
Murders and Burns Mis- Wife and Throws
Three Children into the River.

81. rnrrRsnr April 2t,-All circles
of society here are greatly perturbcd he
cause of the horrible deed by one of the
Cars trusted servitors. highly talented
man. The man in question is choir master
of the private chapel in the Imperial palace
at Pcterhof, 10 miles from this CITY
1t has Just been discovered that while in
a dclirious frenzy he murdered his wifi,
after which he chopped her bod, INTO frag
ments which he burned in the stove. He
then threw his three children into the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect April
1ftb, 1892.

GOING WEsT-B1si \. ". for f4-syistan Rock
land Portland Boston aud Montreal. .is s N
for tfslipWril, ttag1Iitrr au south Gardiner fD in
A VI for BfuusYlek. Lev istun. Pennington
EorkiaHd Portland and festpu, connecting fuf
White Mountain Points and Qnei,sr; 2pi T.
" Tor tiallopcH. fiafdiHcr, and south tHrd
IHrr. s.I5 4. VI, Tor BFtnsu lex Bath. Pprt
land t0st0n, and Saturday 0uiv, Tor Rock
lHnd $40 T.. VI for IlHiiuatli Gardiner. and
South tIarhincF- itte T. VI night Iulmanj iOr
L.gi-t0u, bath, Fortiand and Boston.
aOINs EAST ip ). VI Ought cNprt.-.
for >koahegHu. Belfast, Bangor bar itirhor ~
~tcpiens -. John and Aroostonk ouuty gsGi
" for Waterylllr >koWhegau .tpd Bangor 3 +
T. ". for Waterylle, Duklanl. Norih An-on.
bingham, -k0whegau, Belfast. Dover. hos.
croft, bangor i9hF liafbpr, -. >t"pisen- n John
HHi Ar"ost0ok 'punty aud SuH'lay. oniy al . Il
\ u for Hanger.
The Night Pullman Trains ran each WAY EVERY
night. sundays Included, hui not to ekowhrgnn on
N1nday mornings, or 10 Belfast, buNtsr. or beyond
hanger ON sunday mgFuing@
The day expires trains gong West af TO- 10 \. VI
anil Hast At ;l> T. ". run daily ~uudav- included.
between Boston lewiston, Bath, HaHenr aud ~
John
AeCOMMODsTIOy TRAN for Augusta
lrave- -nnth 'iarainrr ii. ., \. VI l.lG and .a.
= VI Guriinrr, 0 2, \. ": 10 and tta J.. VI.
llulloKtil G.ta \. VI 1.ti and t..l T. VI
Through tirkots 10 california and al point
-uhfh aud Wet may he had Of t. n Walker
ticket agent. Augn-ta. ihc nnly office iu Augusta
selling ull rDatc- and checking baggage free oi
eNpaitsr-
rkYsON rl'CkEE Vice Frcs. & t.cu1 Manager
, T., BoOiIHY, Gent ra.., and Ticket Agt.
Portland, Apfil l. l-t,.
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Espccial to the KrsxraEc .IorkxsL.

Special to the kEsSEBEC .JoUKNAL1
fEEuAN, April 22.--Maple syrup maker:
report having very good run of sap dur
ing the past week. though the first of ihs
season was discouraging.
Nearly 100 drivers passed through thi.
place within the past few days, bound fol
the vicinity of Portage Lake. Rain Is need
cd to help driving.
The snaw Is nearly gone; only few
drifts reDzain. Fruit trees never wimteret
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
HON. G. A. FROST DEAD.


SANFORD. April 2i.-fion, George \.
Frost died suddenly this morning at his resi-
deuce in Springyalc. aged - years. He
Phillips Exeter Academy was a partner of
II. J.. Storer Of Portland for three years a
Republican in politics; member of the
Governors Council in 1861; and for nine
years trustee of the Insane Hospital and
president of the board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
BIG PURSES
Offered by the Olympic Club of
New Orleans
Will Bring the Star PugiIists of the
World Together There
In seyiember Fights Booked for Be
tween the 5th and the 10th.

NEW oKLnASs, April 2i-It may be re-
sar,le-l a almost definitely settled that til,
following pullistie events will occur be.
tween September 9Th and 10th next at the
Olympic Club House C0rhett and Sulli.
van, heavyweight championship of the
world, purse, So 600; FiIzsimmons am
Hall, middleweight championship of tbs
world, purse, sl2,G0 McAuliffe and
Never, lightweight championship of the
world, purse, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25

sarsapariila fairly and according to di
rections. Thi. j. the only preparation 0i
which 100 Doses One Dollar can truly bt
said.
1"Have sou seen Hoo1s Rainy Da'
and Balloon Puzzle: For particulars sen'
to c. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Ma-..
Hoods Pills cure liver ills. jaundice, bIl
iousness, sick headache. Constipation.
d&wly yfolrmehld&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25

Special 20 krNNLHEC .T0tRNNL.
WA-nErR>, April 23.-fe-tcrIay morn
ing about o'clock. the house. I'll and sta
hIc owned by John Wilson, and near tine
mills in this village were discovered to be
on fire. and wcEe totally destroyed. Also
an adjoining house owned by +. H. Phair,
of PreSq,tc Isle Both the above men
tione,! huifling- were used ~ tenements.
and the fire had 90 great hcadway when
discovered that the family Of e. $. Nc
Guire. who lived in the Wilson hotTSc lo-t
more than one-lJalf of their household
goods. harnesses, pung and one COW. The
family of Mrs. Pinkham. living in the
Phair house, saved all her things, and it
vas with the greatest eIertions that the fre
was confined TO the above buiidings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
IN MEhSE PARADE,
With 10000 Veterans, Promised for the
Encampment al Washington.

W,sm~G1oS, April 2i.-The committee
on the coming Grand Army encampmcnt
parade and review is informed tia, there
viii not be less than 1000 old soldiers in
line. which will make the parade larger
than any in tho history Of the organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
OFFER TO SETTLE.
Ex-Cashier PercivaI's Bonds
men Offer the Bank $751; 900
To Settle the Case Against Them---
The Bond was for $4,000.


Special to the KEssxBEc JorRsAL.l
ArHrRs, april 2+.--The bondsmen oi
Ex-Cashier PerciyaI have offered to settle
tie ease against them with the National
Shoe and Leather Bank of Auburn, by the
payment of cash and transfer of property
amounting to sl5,000. The boal was for
s20.egai.
The offer wlll no Doubt he accepted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
HONOR SATISFIED
But the People Would Have Been
More Or Less Satisfied
u the Two Idiots Who Fought the Duel Had
Killed Each Other.

BEt sskI>, April sS.--A dual was fought
this afternoon between Edward Fox ami
liallet tl>op Borrewe in the hollovs of the
sand dunes on the Belgian coast, near
Newport Bains, a few miles from ostcnd
Ii resulted in nothing worse than triple
perforation of the skirts Of fox's new froc&
coat, but was ~ close a call as a man often
has, Rorrowc's bullet went into the coat
about six inches below the lowest hutton
80 elosc TO FoN's abdomen that it scrapcd
his trousers Had Borrowe bothered his
aim by half an inch the result would have
been fatal beyond doubt.
There were seven persons present ut the
encounter besides the principals, Fox was
seconded by William y. Bacon. Jr., Of
Boston and Barrowe by Harry Wand Mill
bank. The others present were Edwin
Clearv surgeon, and Provost, proprietor
of the Hotel Provost, near which the duel
took place, and two reporters
1t had been intended that the men shnuld
meet on Col. Norih's Belgian property. near
Antwerp, the nitrate king having given Fox
permission, but as the police gut wind of
the affair il was found necessary nj ;
O'Clock this morning TO change the ,anuc.
I'm effort was male To leave London secret
", all the parties 10 the affair were missed
simultaneously from their accustomed
haunts, and the secret soon leaked out
Bacon arrived at the Hotel de rEurnpc
Antwerp, at : O'Clock last evening. having
CONT from London by way of Qucenhoro
and FluShnk Milhank landed the uight
before by way of Dover. Calais aud Bus-
>rlS, and Fox b, way ot IlarWiCh, Elwiu
tlcarv met Fox ON the railroad platform as
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
GUITEAU'S COUNSEL.
Charles u. Reed Of Baltimore. Died Sunday Of
Progressive Paralysis.

BALTIMORE, April - Charle. II. Reed,
one of the counsel for Guitcau, the assassin
of President Garfield, died here today: aged
IS, of progressive paralysis. Some year.
ago Mr. Reed. while his mind was ii.or-
drrel. Ieaped from Jersey City fcyyboat
into the North river. lie made second at
tempt upon his life in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
MURDERER EMO
Committed Suicide by Hanging
in Lawrence Jail,
Rather Than Pay the Probable Penal.
ty Of His Brutal Crime.
Emo Murdered His Vile Minnie Only a lew
Weeks Ago.

charged with the murder of his wife Minnie.
committed suicide, this morning, by hang
ing in the cell at the jail where he was
awaiting the action of the grand jury. He
committed the deed while the other prison
ers were attending divine services.
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SOLDIERS DROWNED


pNWl>, April 2i--tn official telegram
from Hue, the capital of AMMAN, SAYS tha,
on April -, sloop, the property of
Messagcrics flusialrs. icundcred in tho
river Clajrr, AMI 3n soldiers aboard the yes.
sci were drowned, with the captain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
COMING HERE.
Welsh Tin Plate Manufacturers
Coming to America,
Thirty Soldiers, on a Transport on
the River Claire, AMMAN,
Are Drowned, With the Captain, by the Up,
setting Of the Sloop.

SWANSEA, April 2t,--lt is stated that cw-
ing To the depression in the British tin
plate trade, resulting from the workings of
the Mckinley tariff, the propmctors of
number of the largest tin plate factories in
Wales, intend to erect works in America,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25
The RIVER OF LIFE!

The BLOOp OF \ HUMAN BEING IN
fau health. is likewise burning corrosive
4. purins RIVER, deadly mrl destructive
to c;cr, form OF germ life that tiil> the a'-
mo>phcrr AMI prmeaips every Part "t 'A'
human body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-25

HosLr,s, Me. April 2i.--The body of
Bernard Dobson was found al o'clock ,fi.
morning short distance below where, he
fell in the river
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FAIR AND COOLER.


WAsHISsros, April 24-For Sew Eng
land; Far much eolsier, fai. TUESDAY.
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Hospedaje en- Bayam6n

Los viajeros que tengan que salir de Id CD
pital por el ferrO-Carril para el Oeste, encon.
traran grandes ventajas Viniendo pasar Id
noChe en- esta casa para t0mar el tren Las 2
de la mafiana De esta manera dOrmir&n al
trescO; NO tendr&n necesidad de levantarse tam
Etemprano, y obtendran una economic tanto On
los gastosde viaje como en- los de h0spedaje,
Esin que Dor ESQ pierdans de sus quehaOor6s On
lie Capital, pues puede salirse de ALI las sGis
|de Ia tarde, cuando va se han cerrad0 las Ope-
raciones,-O0sEe de Puerto RicO-A Ia sentrada
del pueblo, ceres de la estaci0n del Tranvia.-
Las 1iltimas salidas del tranvia de Ia Capital,
son: 3 las 3 de La tarde, q Las 460 y d Las O.
Bayam6n, de Mayo de 1892.-AbeIaSdO 6aB-
ch6s. 16-0
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Emulsion GreOsOtada
DE RABELL,
FarmaC6utieO dc la .Univeraidad de la Habana J

E1jeas 8 poderOsO yensediO para 5as essfesnse-
dGdes del pechO.
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA del DR.. Ra-
bell, es IN magnffco y maravilIOso agente to-
r8p6utic0 de 6xitO segur0 On Ia BrOwQssitis,
zssts, 1artHgttis, Asnsa, 0atdTsos, Toses pessi-
NOces, ResfyjSdes. Escv6fwEG, Ass6nsj0, R0Qsj-
tjsnsO On los ninos, De6jgj6Gd general y, On su-
ma, para Las atecciones de Ia garganta, los
er6nquios los pulmOnss. Desplerta el ape
tito y v1goriza Las naturalezas mas empohra0i-
das. Es 81 remedi0 Dor exelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE- RABELL,
nueva, dnica original asoCiaci6n dc ACEITE
DE BACALAO, CREOSOTA & HIPOFOEFITOS
DR. CAL SOSA, GO una deliCada orema, de
suave olor balsamico, de grat0 sab0r, palada-
5le hasta por los ni6Oa.
Todos los onfermos Ia tomar&n sin repug-
oanoIA, CON faCilidad y gust0. Est& elaborada
con esQui9it0 osmero. Pru6bese y admirar6 %
c&pidA aCCi6n Curativa.
VeaBo d ampliO prOspeot0 que accom-
pa6a Cada frasO0.-De venta en- tOdas Lac
DrOguerias y BotiCas de ID Iala de Cuba.-De
D6sit0 principal "La Reunion" dc jose So
bA.-Wabana. -Pueeto Rlao. Earmaeia y Dro-
,uaraa Aa.P ssWsllaRsaote
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Jose Il. Silva

Gira. a corta vista tambi6n por cable So
bre todas las plazas de Espa1a sus Islaa
pOr Cantidades no memories de $25.
Gira sObre las plazas principales de Fran
cia, Aemania, Austria, B6lglca, Holanda, Dina
marca, Bulgaria, Russia, Sueoia Noruega,
Suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumania, Servia, Tur
Quia, y GreCia,- Argelia, Egipto, Siria y tn
nes,-Gobre New-York. Santo Domingo . Iala
do Onha.
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SAN FRANCISCO N0MERO 32.-CAPITAL
de los sej5Ores Pis6 HerNsGss0s
Ell mas complete surtido de caIzadO de to-
Las classes para senoras, caballeros y ninOs.
Las dltimas novedades 90 el ramO.-IMPO ORTA
CI0N MENSUAL DIRECTA de los productOs de los
QrincipaleS fabricantes mallorQuines extr an
jeros.-Visftese La poleterfa Ell TR0PICo NO
olvidar La direction: San FTawctsc0 50. Sc
oOmplaee mucho los parroquianos. SO-11
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Peleteria LA Americana"
DE PIZA HERMANOs

Gale de Ia FOrtGlegG, ssasns. 29.-PNert0- Rico
Las madres de famlha haran muy blen en-
visitar este buel .ecimlento dc dettalle
dOnde sc encOntrara siempre IN cOnstante
surtid0 de calzadO para senoras, caballerOs y
pOpulares.
- Eg ss4rtidO Sc xesasseVG poy tOdOs Jos vGpOreS
En- esta casa 500 SO vende cal2adO pruduO-
to de las mejores fabrieas nacionales y extran-
eraS. Vista hace f6. 30-l2
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NNNANNNON N0NNN
La RefoymadG Espera,ssa," tO,sda y posada

Ell duen0 de este antique aCreditado esta.
blocimientO, despues de terminadas las obras er
GintrOducidas que le OOlocan la altura que re-
Vuo requiere el siglO XIX, 0freCe sus serviciOs d
p6bliCO deade el dia I: del pr6ximo mes de Sc.
eiembre, partieularmente los viajerOs do L. lnls
uue viaiten Ia Capital,
Tiene Ell establecimiensO habitaciOnes fresCal
ventiladas CON tOdA alase de C0m0didades, Il
miamO que oxcelentea sMlOnos o0medoreS.~ 81
dueno NO ha emitido saeri6cios para haOer cOnfor.
table el dicho estableCimientO dO1ae 90 servirS
tOdo rrecios muy ecOn6naiCoh
Ia REFORMA ESPERANzA estA AituAdC
ON oata Marina, Gale do Ia Princesa ndm. I. vi
nitad dioho asaablscimisnto y saldrsis COM pls
cidoa /
Ppszss Rise. - - Agssto ae 1921.
Nte0ap Naw ND
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SeRnlaS de flores i. HQTfallya

LOs Sres. =. Font = Hegns0ssO, Tanoa 9, es-
qulna s F0rtaleza, han recibidO I'M estenso
surtdd0 de se1nillas de Hortaliza muy fresoas.
g. Tambien han recibido semillas de D0gi0s ,
qaraatssaa que laa que nazcan produCirAn
Aores. 1k-1l
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Nueva eupresa de Coches

DE DON ANGEL /. CABRERA.
Gale del Preside, ANtigKz Fd6fjcG Gs HiesO.
-M0Fiss0.
Sc ofrecen al p6 blico c6modos = elegantes
Coches para viajes largos y de reoreo, y sc al
quilan OabaIlOs. Sc Venden = compran 50
caidan O0ches y caball0s. Esmero y puntua-
lidad en- las 6rdenes Quese reciban. JUNO 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-07
Alquiler de habitaciones

Gale de San Jose n1nero 5, altos, se ala
|Qulan manufacturers claras, c0modas = venttla-
|daa pgeci0a m6dieos, l6-12
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-01-25
THE NEW CHURCH!
REV. Mr.. BEAMAN SAYS THAT II
WILL CERTAINLY BE BUILT.
Plans and Sp~eciicatiOns Now Being
Drawn by q Philad elphia
Architect.

Drawn by q PhiIad elphia
Architect.
The new church which has for many
months been the hope and ambition OF
the Trinity congregation and about
which there have been many conflicting
rumors, is, according to the latest intor-
nation no longer an expectation but a
certainty.
Rev. Mr.. Beaman in his talk yesterday
said that there was no longer any doubt
concerning the question of its being
built, and that too at an early day.
Money not already pledged would come
for the asking, and Durham would soon
enjoy the proud distinction of a $4,000
house of worship, and the methodist,
alwayss foremost in such enterprises,
would be the fortunate possesors of the
handsome edifice.
A. Philadelphia architect of wide e1-
perience in church building and who was
here a few weeks ago to look at the
church as it now stands, stated that in
his opinion it would be unnecessary to
tear down the present building, it being
an exceptionally good piece of work and
in a fine state Of preservation. He be-
lieved that it could, for a few thousand
dollars, be enlarged and remodeled into
a modern and spacious city edifice and
fill in every way the needs and expecta
tons of the congregation. Plans are
now being drawn by him to this end anc
as soon as these are submitted a meeting
will be called and the contract given out
Rev. Beaman says that those who thinl
the church will not be built are warned
in time to get out of the way or be rul
over by their more progressive neigh
bors. He knows that it will and speak
a~dvisedly.