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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10
Sn SoIfeinaoaen iiina'

-Sn 9oIfteinsoaen iiinai.
pie oOrtiss Sldtter er3dbleH, einise Sd'
aerleute binaus. oem pieluerfolsten 8e.
i9ledte Der 2ampe nadsuitsllen. .Sie
2ansselOieIten idienen ieoO4 i9rs
@eriolser ipenis 3u fiir4ttn. rpenig.
fens sos Elm mutbiser Sais e5 Dor,
rubis i'm Eager su bleiben, itatt baa
panier ieines @ei9ledts su ersreifen.
Ser 9lbne periiel ieinem S6dlal; Elm
beberster Sdsersmann ersriii ibn bel
ieinen 2Oiieln uno seoadte ibn als le.
benoes Seuteitiid beim3ubrinsen. Sc.
bod in Dem erbitterten 3ueitampfe,
ber nun swiIGen 8eioen itattfano, &C.
lang es Dem SaIen, nit ben 2dufen
nad oem Sabn oes 8eDebrs gu langeu
uno - Der SduB tradte hart an oes
S1eers DIR porbei. 9lls 2ebterer it'd
BON ieinem S6refen erholt bate. mar
er frob, oaB bereits cine weite Stredt
;wii6en ibm uno Der geidbrli4en BE.
Itie lag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10

go unfreunoli1 uno feudt Der por=
ber9ebenoe Sag geweien, 10 ipnnig uuo
tlar brad Der ct. 0alentn an. @s
mar nod Siemlid friib, als ellie gum
Sriibltiid binuntertam. Sei ibrem
gintritt 9litt ibr 8lif iofort erlpar=
tunsspOll mad Dem Ylabe neben ibrem
Goupsrt. Serielbe mar leer. uno elm
@eiibl berber Gnttdui6uns beidli9
Ee. Soute bic erite pOit nod ni9t
ausaetraaen iein2 glber bort, neben
benz Seller ibres 8aters, lasen 3wsi
nod unerDlfnete Srieie.
glun bofite lie auf bic nd6ite Yoit,
bic I'M sebn llbr su tommen pfleste.
Ser Sormittas sng bun, aber Sas,
mas lie cripartete, fam niht.
Man iaB eeraoe beim 2un6. als bic
Ihriae Yieiie bes Srieftrdeers unter
oem 5enlter ert0nte. 9iaie ibnellte
bon ibrem Sibe auf unb udre fat se-
folpert, 10 liiirmiid itrsbte lie Der
Sbire su. So1 Der Geesnltano, Der
ibr bur9 oa5 eiierne Glitter sereidt
murbe, mar nidts als elm unuerIieseltes
Goupert, bas einen wertbloien Getla-
me3ettel entblelt. Gin namenloier
Born padte bas iunee Wdoden. sic
baltic bas uniduloi9e 9ins su einem
Rnduel suiammen uno ihleuoerte es
psrddtlid in ben Papiertorb. Sabei
bsrmisb iie es dn9lflib, ben Sliden Der
Wuttsr 81 beeeenen. sic ihdmte iid,
-i9dmte lid in Der Seele zines
iol6en Srdutisams.
I'm 2 llbr tamen SaiIp Srober uno
gaa Sames, um aillie gu einem Spa=
Siersanse na6 bem @entral Part ab3u-
bolen. 9eioe entnarien eine beeei-
ferte S9iloerune ibrer @alentine=@e-
fdente. Saiip bate elm Siitden Der
berrlidfen @oniitiiren, unO Gaa einen
telnen, nit Sanomalerei periebenen
Balfd1er betommen.
,llno ND lit Sein 8alentine, 2ilie2"
fraeten beioe ;u 9lei6er 3eit.
2ille ipurbe ountelrptb. ,,gs III
bis iebt nod ni4t einsetrOffen," tOt-
Itlle JIG.
,Tun, ba mirb es aud mobl nidt
mebr tommen," ladte gaa. r9llsu
sener0s ideint Gein S8aB niat su
iein."
.S6re NAL" meinte Saiip olttlus.
riiberlee' Dir bic 8eidi9te lieber nod.
benn ein eei3i9er Mann : brr -
uno Iie mabte cine @eberbe bes @rah.
ems - .nur teinen seiSisen Mann. ben
man erit nm jebes paar 9anoi9ubt
dnbetteln mlIB."
9ilie bebte por 3orn uno S9am.
oennoa swans iie ibre grresuns nieoel
. uuO entse9nete duherli9 ruRg. il
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10

- ginF folate Der &ubm ben
Riiniilern = beute laufen iie ibm nah.
= Man Iiebt einen anoern nireenbs
lieber itolpern als bort, ND man ielblt
seitOlpert 1T.
= Sbr piBt nidt, iuenn Der Reio
Sud plast,
@ie Slid unb llnelid pertettet;
Sbr bentt nidt Der 9prnen, penn Sbr
iagt:
Ser 1T auf &oIen gebettet.
= Sse idlc9te 9idter ia9t Dir,
pas er fii9lt, Der quite, mas ou fiiblf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10
Xinies 0aTentine.
Bon sspan.a ssilselmi.

gs buntelte bere Is, aIs QilIie Win,
fielb aus benz bebasli9en Wobnsim.
mer ibrer elterli9en 8ebauiung in ben
unfreunoli1en. naBtalten 6ebruar.
Na9mitta9 binaustrat uno i6nellen
ganses bic title StraBe binabidritt.
Sic batts gile, benn orinnen beim
plaubern bate iie Elm menig su lanse
fid aufaehalten. 9as beiBt, iie ielbli
bate nur 3ugeb6rt. mdbrenb bic @rob'
mama in Suseno grinnerunsen
idpelate. IS mar Der 8aa Dor Dem
ct. Yalentin, unb bic alte Dame battle
Iid bes 2anseren unb Yreiteren ouriiber
ausselaiien. oaB Die biibide Site Der
8alentine=l =lleberraidunsen leiber bon
Sabr su Sabr mebr aus Der Wooe
tomme.
9a lei es su ibrer 3sit bod 9ans an-
bers eeweisn, oa bate man nod Sinn
fir poeiipole S9erse. 9lber Die beus
tise @eneration lei eben gu proiaii9
uno nidtern; Die 90pie Der iungen
Wdodsn gu iebr anseiiilt nit allen
m69liden Wihsnstram, 10 baB oieier
quite alts Ssili9e immer mebr in Ser=
se1enbeii eeratbe. Sic Wlutter bate
barauf erluieoert, 9an3 10 i6limm lei
IS oo9 pobl nod nidt; benin 2ieben
uno 8eliebtweroen lei beute nod ebenio
In Der YtoOe. pie Dor pierSia Sabren,
uno 10 lanse es nod treue. aufri6tise
2iebe in Der gDelt sdbe. 10 lanae wilroe
es aud nod YalentinsSenounsen 9e-
ben. uno babel bate lie nit einem
bsbeutunsgpolen 2d9eln 3u 2lllie bins
iibergeIeben. 10 baB bieIe, elm penis er-
rotbet. ploBlih sewahr weroeno. oab es
ipdt lei. baitie ibre 3eidenmappe ct.
ariii unb laut por liA bintrdlerno Dos
ponfiirmte.
Wdbreno Iie iebt benz Sauie ibrss
3eihenlebrers aueilte. oa6te lie peoer
an Die @orte Der Wtutter, uno Elm
9liidlihcs 2ddeln umlpielte ibre 2ip-
pen. g9as er toobl fir lie 9ewGblt ba-
ben modte2 8ieaeidt Slumen2 @r
tannte ia ibre 0orliebe iiir Oieielben.
So1 einerlei, mas es aud tein mobte.
es mar bod INNER Elm 3ei9en ieiner
aufridtisen Neisuns Su ibr. I4! es
mar bod bimmlli9. Der an9ebetete @e-
genltano zines 10 biiblden, brapen
Sunsen gu iein, wie Sarrp Dalton es
mar.
pl0bli6 blieb iie mitten in i6rem
idnellen Sanse NIT einem pl0bliden
Stud lieben. @tipa oreiBig Sdritte
por ibr, mo- bic StraBe oon Der Waoi=
ion 9penue setreu5t puroe, sins. oie-
ielbe binaufi6reiteno, oerienl9e. Der
ber Mittelpuntt ibrer @eoanten biloete,
i'm 9lrm elm tleines Yafet trn9eno. =
ibr @alentine Yermutblib, nein.
IiGerlid mollte er es eben auf Die poif
brin9en.
Sbr Ser3 lblug fait b0rbar. Wenn
er iie nur ni9t Iab! gr ourfte lie nidt
ebeu. es piirOe ibm Die gan;e Greuoe
peroerben. unb 10 itano lie uno mar=
tete, bis er Dorilber mar, nobel lie 8e=
leaenbelt bate, ben tleinen 8egenltauo,
ben er trus. ettpas aufmerfiamer in's
au9e ;u tallen. IS mar Elm tleines,
pierediaes Yadet. Slumen tonnten
bas freili6 ni9t iein. 9tun. elm Siit=
den isiner Supler'i9er 9anoies wdre
au9 nidt gu peradten.
Sic atbmete taft erleidtert auf, aIs
er sliidli9 auber Sebweite mar; oann
gins fie suerit poriidtis lansiam, biz
oil bic 4penue, uno = Dem rilltig Sas
poni9reitenben einen fliidtigen Bid
na6ienoeno : itrebte lie in bD9iter
gile ibrem 3iele Su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10
Metamorpbofe.

Rummel unb 8ummel baben fi9
auf Der Weniur aesenieitis bic 9laien'
ipiseln wesseiblasen. Sa 5ufdaig
iein @orpsbuno oa mar, Der bic Spit.
aeln bdtte frsIien fouuen. wuroen oie'
ielben loiort wieoer aufgeboben uns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10
CRIT eefreit = samm Al sefreat.

Sic iaB i'm grter gan3 allein =
IS fdien. als ob Iie fdmollte =
Oils i6 su bem periprOA'nen 8an3
Wir meiue Soloe bolte.
., baB ib iebt, 10 tpiinidt' i'd mir,
Sie re6ten 98orte iinoe,
Samit i'd, mas mein Ser3 erfiilt,
Dem iiiBen 8inoe tiinbe!
Sd faBte ibre Sanb unb i6wur
Yei meiuer Wtannesebre,
SAP meine 9ieb' BON elmer Gutb,
Die ewis wdbre, pdre.
Ob iie mir gut lei, frasf i'd iie,
SD bran9 in lie uno flebte, =
9a i9ien's, als oh ibr glntliB iih
8ei meiner Heoe rOibe.
sic nidte leiie unb entflpb;
. bohfeS Slid Der Groe!
Sd jau93te, oaB iie balb nun mein.
Oie 2iebe, Mertbe, peroe. -.
Sass brauf bat ihre gltern id
I'm ibre Sano beideioen,
Sod anianss idien id wenis Slid
gu baben bel ben 9einen.
sic meinten, baB mein Werben bod.
gtur ibrem @eloe eelte.
Weil ihnen Die @rfabrung niat
9luf oieiem 6eloe feblte.
Sic edben, iaoten fie. ibr Sino
Nur Ginem ihresglei6en,
Drum iplte @lie ibre Sano
BUR einem &eideil reiden. :
Sd faate unter Sbrdnen orauf,
Bonn SdmerSe binserihen,
SD Uiirbe min Elm 2eio antbun,
SOtlt' i'd lie naiiien rniiRen.
Sa tpurben Yeibe tpti9 seftimnt -
Gin Iol6eS Slid ia ieIten =
llno nddlisns iuirb oas Soseblatt
Bon ;luei 8ermdblten melOen.
.. g mmerfprf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10

-. aufibren runben Wansen 3eis.
ten ii6 fleine @riib4en, in pel6en iid
IdOn mandsr 2Owe seTansen babeu
mo1te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10

$50 fubr eridroden aus oem
Shlaie uno beitete bic augen auf bic
5biire, Die O6ren auf ben Gang bins
aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10
" o 10 anpbraien.

...Sn Der buntIen 9biire 3eiste iid
snblid elm junses Wdodeu, oehen @e.
lidt Don einsm SalsIidt iibersoHen
mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-10
9 p a b n.

9 b q bn.
Wos man nidt mebr begreifen tann.
Sas fdnst man gu beSiueiieln an.
9ie mooerne Sunf peca
Ieumoet Die giatur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23
AnusE msHTs.



We never had the pleasure Of seeing VIM
II. Crane In the character Of Senator
Hannibal Rivers" but we do not see how
his impersonation Of that robust representa-
tive Of the hustling western statesman could
have been much if any superior to the n
l0yabie Interpretation of the part by Louis
AldrIch at the Portland theatre Las, even
ing Nor ia il at all surprising why The
pl,y has enjoyed such long and prosper
GUS run. IL Iss very clever combination
Of patiios and humor. with the latter Gle
ment happily predomiaating largely
And the eompany-It is gilt edged
10 fact half a dozen Of the gentlemen
were in the Original east with Crane, while
the ladies' are all artists and possess per
sonsl charms that do full justice 10 the
nerican bellies they impersonste. We
could not praise one or two members OF the
exe' l.ent company supporting Mr.. Aldrich
without unjusily sighting the othe's,and as
VIZ have not the space this morning to par
iicularize in each case. We will include
them all in the assertion that il is one OF
the very best dramatic combinations that
ever visited Portland.
The Senator is pure comedy dealing
with American subjects and employ ing with
two exceptions American types. 1t relate
TO certain claim against the United States.
which is held by an old man with Il charm
ing daughter who has grown old anil poor
fighting it. His name is Silss Denman an
he is known rs a relic Of the days Of W. b.
ster and Calhoun. His case is Il Just one
aud is called in Washington as the Den
man claim Senator Rivers" Louis Al
drich) falls in love with the daughter an i d
votes his energies toward having the claim
recognized by Congress. He is finally sue
cessful and all ends happily, but before the
elimination there are several dramatic and
a large number of humorous episodes 10
which The Senator" figures prominently
Portland Argus.
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3
Wakefeld's riends. for he eshes fscsios
Il leass, ssy that i would BE- imposaible ia.
tie body % drift IL Il fose where siive,
said Il vent down, that the pond or eel
srass' would prevent such drifting. Ths
confasions and other marks on the bead Of
b'enn must have been caused by some one
DIT Who It remains for the evidence ana
Jury 70 determine.
VIM g. Geteheil vas the frm witness
called BY the government. He testified shs,
be made from survey and actual mea.use.
ments the plan produced in couYt and tbs,
II represented the location Of the camp an 4
rs sufroundinss where the alleged crime
Is claimed to have taken place.
The plan represents Cohbossee stream
running La scutheasseriy direction and tie
road and bridge crossing is; Robert Pot
ters house on the norherIy side Of the
road, short distance from the easterIy end
OF the bridge, and the Bsbcock house on
the southerIy side of the road and . shor.
distance from the westerly end Of the
bridge also the Wakefield camp on point
OF land on the esstefly side Of the stream
and shors distance below the bridge; also
place indicated in the stream between the
camp and bridge where the boat 10 said to
have eapsized, and place on the shore be-
low the camp where the body Of Blenn is
said TO have first been discovered; also a
camp above the Wakefield camp and on the
westerly side Of the stream, and = barbed
wire fence running from above this camp
for portion Of the distance between the
stream and the Babeock house
The jury returned from the view too late
to accomplish anything further Friday, and
court adjourned until o'clock in the
morning.
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An audience as large as the house woul
pc rmit of witnessed superior specially and
burlesque performance at the Empire The
atre last night. A stage full of people, al
talented in their lines of effort, kept the
house convulsei with interest and laughter
The Spider and Fly" Is melange ri
tune, dance and pantomime. helped
along with scenery bright and new
from the painters brush and gowns and
other girl harness just out of the seaui-
stress bandbox. The fun gsllops along Al
a rafting rate and there is no time to sleep
A number of artists in the cast are straight
from the London Alhambra, and the enter
tainment. lacking the tables and the smoke
in the pit is reminiscent of that famous
English theatre. There is much music dur
ing the evening, familiar miscellany well
chosen and well sung. - Philadelphia
Herald.
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sAn Old Mans Darling.
Mrs. A. Mcvelgh MI
Ter.
Adde'S Husband. Clay.
Allan Quartermain. II.
| Rider Haggard.
As in u Looking Glass.
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Arabian Nights Enter
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Bag of Diamonds, The.
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Fem.
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Smart.
bride OF the Tomb.
Mrs. Alex. McVeigh
Miller.
Camille. Alex. Dumas, jr.
Gu Ids History of Eng
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Dateless Bargain, A. A
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Doris's Fortune. War
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Dark House, The; or, A
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Sturgis.
sDoubiy Wronged.
Adah NJ. liowar
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!


desperate Woman.
Adah N. Howard.
sDreadtui Temptsti
A. Mrs. 4. Move
Miller. .
Death Bed Marriage, I
Charlotte N. StanD
Eve. s. Barring Coz
Frozen Pirate. The.
Clark Russell
False Start, A. H.Sn.
For Namie's Sd
Allen.
Grimm's Housel'
Fairy Tales. Brot.i
GriInm.
Guy kenmore's W
Mrs. A. Move
Mtiler. b
House on the MAJ
Tue. A novel. +. w
den. Fl
Hon. Mrs. Vereker, I
THE Duchess"
Handy Andy. 5. Lol
lyani.oe. Sir Wag
Scott. p
Jane Eyre. c Bront
John Halifax, Gen
man. Miss Muloch.
Jet; Her Face Her ]
tuue. Mrs. Al /
Edwardes. 4
Lady Audley's SEQ
Miss NJ. Il. Brado
Last of the Mohicr
The James Fenins
Cooper.
Lorna Doone. Bl.
more.
Life's Remorsr, I
1.-THE Duchess" /
Little Mana. Howl
Michael Strogof. Vel
Mr.. Fortescue.
Westail.
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Marriieo.
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ESNEREC.

kESNEREC.
augusta Sept. 1t by Rev. G. : tummlnR'
David pham and Rachel Grant. b 9TH OF August
SOMERSET.
skowhegau-Sept 20, at the re-dense ni ~
1870 farmer by Rev IL Chase Fairfield. NJ
luxe r. Brown of Fairfield and Miss Cora a
Woods of Skowhegan,
SAGADAHot.
Rebm,nd-sept ii. by the Rev. G. 7. Or M
Mr. Charles Holman Anderson ana MISS Nehl'
Adele Adams, both OF Richmond
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An amusing story is told of how worthy
man from the country side went into tie
dining room of one of our best hotels, Fi'-
dsv, with his overcoat on.
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NOTICE OF DlssoL uTIoN.

The eopastseYship heretofore existins bssuuo1
BickneIl, under the hrn naDe and style u ~
james y. Failef Company, u this day Dissolved "
mutual consent. Henry ". biekselt viihlBns
ing from said company.
The buainess VII s. eostinusd b. Jssne, +
Fuller and Elmer Y. folson. nnAsf ths sasss -
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eouufs and cIaims asaisss tle la1e nrn. TE
All yeSsons indebted 10 ths la1s eopaFanGeGhn'
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the present. 1sn, - thsy ~ suShaglsoA - 49,
JAMES = tuIlua
GLMBR r, tua6noS.
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AUGUSTA. Az: sis; ~
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Our fsionds will please rosnoNs-I
boS that under ne consciousness
will IN Oxohango ~ bools0 -
permitted AFTER any beck hoe ~
tlso o6lOo. u 10 not the puspo0o ~
this ef'oe - Institute . oleevIoe1M0
library.
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I Osf-S;rssed from Moamoa,a, the ts,s
- ias :. dark hay mare. yssrs old. Wesxas
hose, little VIII &c On OF hind foot, fall name aud
fcr~,op, tail fall. reaching TO hook. suitable ~
ward will b. paid for her return information
sassa. scpi,atiws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-23

All the boys along the line are rendering
congratulations and best wishes to thai
genial and very popular Maine Central EN-
ployee, C. II. Anderson, baggage master Of
train Nos l-l02 and his bride.
Mr.. Anderson was for some time brake
man on 44-25, but since the summer chang
has been wrestling with the wardrobes OF
l02.
Mrs. Anderson nee Miss Adams of Rich
mond is very popular young lady with
host of well-wishipg friends.
The couple were married at the home oil
the bride Thursday morning and started ir
the afternoon for wedding tour to St.John
N. b. and Halifax, N. S. We all join il
wishing the happy couple the brightest OF
everything for the future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17

The Entire Cargo Of the steamer Chat
han Dsstroyed-Loss $4,000.

The Entire Cargo Of the teamer Chat
han Dsstroyed-Loss $4,000.
BosroN, April H.-Fire was discovered
this morning at 100 o'clock In the cargo
Of the steamer Chatham. Captain Foster,
Of the Merchants and Miners Transport
tation company, lying at the foot Of Cen
trail wharf. The quartermaster was
awakened by the smoke, which was escap-
ing from the hold, and aroused Mate
James, who, as well as the 80 members OF
the crew, were asleep on board Mt the
time
The mate hurriedly awakened the men
and then called the Waterman on the
wharf, who Immediately turned in an
alarm.
The fire department responded promptly
and found that the fire was located In the
middle hold aft
The fire broke out among the cotton.
The engines poured quantities Of water
into the hold without ap~preciable effect on
the fire.
The vessel, however, soon began to list
badly to ~starboard, and the portfolios had
to be closed on that side for fear the vessel
would founder.
2 ii Will be necessary, probably, to wet the
whole cargo to quench the flames. The
loss will probably amount to | 5000.
The Chatham is an iron vessel Of 1905
net tonnage, built In Philadelphia in 1885.
She is POS feet long and AZ feet beam.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
THE LAST SAD RITES.
Held Over the Remains OF Poet Long
fellows Son.

Held Over the i.emains OF Poet Long
fellows Son.
BosroN, April 16.-The funeral of Charles
Appleton Longfellow. the eldest son of the
poet Longfel!ow, was held at the Long
fellow house, Brattle street, Cambridge,
Saturday.
The services were attended by many
friends of the deceased and delegations
from the organizations of which he was a
member. F.,
Rev. Edward II. Hall, the former pastor
of the First Parish Unitarian church of
Old Cambridge, conducted the simple serv-
ice, which consisted of Scriptural readings,
prayer and eulogy.
The body rested in a black, cloth-covered
casket, shrouded In the folds of the Ameri-
can flag sent by the Loyal Legion, OF
which the deceased was a member.
Upon the lid of the casket rested the
cavalry sabre worn by Mr.. Longfellow
when a second lieutenant in the First
Massachusetts, cavalry.
The body will be taken to Philadelphia
this evening, and the last ceremonies will
be private.