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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-22
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jrsucn, gu eff tren, bob es tpenisftens eini
ssFIr6tets ar4sfbeit siebt, tpelde bic 8iffen'
idait IN all ,brer Stufen 3u beiIen i'm StGnbt
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arstlit9en 8ribsrfAait betannte pofttibe fur
Satarrb erforbert aIs cine Gonititutiens'
Rrontbst cine cpnltitutieneae Bebaablnns
Sails &atarrb &ur tpirs innerli1 seneus
men uns ,pirft birett auf has BIut nRb bi,
Ialeiu,isen OberFdden bes ssften,s, basnrd
bic @rupbIose bet 8rantbeit seritSrenb uni
benz gatienten Rraft ssbenS, inbens fie BIZ
RonititutiOn beS R5rpers aufbaut unS eel
9latur IN ibrsm @erte bilft. Die @isentbii
ner baben 70 bieI @ertrauen au ibre,l 1eil
trdften, bab iie etnbunbert Dollars 1eIpb
nuns fur iebea GAN anbisten, ben iie tu fu
riren berfsbIt. 2abt Sud eine 2iite nor
3eusnifTen fouluIsn. @an ebreifirss
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GSy 8ertauft bon alien gpotRetsrn, rs Ste
6aGl's sfamilien.Billen iino bie beften,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-22
ltuperoante Nabruua

TN Wasen sutptdeIt siue Sdure, pslbe bic obsreu
abetle her Spstierabrs uuS hes @aumsns retst pnb
Nua entptdslt I'D barap5 Elm @us, p.l6es glds
buHsen i'm Rascu sup elm @tfhhI beS unbtbasen ms
mad NaHHetten sur ScIse bat @esen bic Raae ns
idure OpobI ais biz gldbun8en tft Spfstters Waseu.
bitter5 etH nett bsGeres MtttsI ais aItaItI6e SaI
pte Gmmpntat unb tcbleniaureS Ratrpu. Gtu Bsns
slas pou Bitters, Dor peer mad ebsr Rabbstt sss
nommen, beust alien unbeausmItdlsttsu por uus
pirtt sIetas,iis seInbe erpetGenb uup I6isne. Nut
turtrt ss atuts unb 8routi4e Dpspspfe, RaIaria,
ssrtcpfuns, Darmtaturrb, eebtrs unb RtrUeulsteeu,
RerpSFtat unb Gapdas. Gsute, pe;as srdftsub'
nobme periphreH, fouteu ni4t 8bsern, pteies @es
funbbstiseItgr IpIiematii6 gu ssbruu@sr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-22

nit be8reifi&em arObem SntsrsKe ent.
8e9engeieben.
: gu Stargarb in pommern fanb
aDiiDen ben beiben 6auptIeuten b.
6aiae uab b. Oarowsfi megen ssami,
lien3uifi9feiteu Elm 9ueu Itatt, BEL
wel4em b. 6aine einen SbuB In ben
Gopf erbislt.
- Jiirii @eors 3u s6aumburg.
2ippe, oas 9aupt Der farfli1en iami.
lie Shaumbure. 3ippe, proteitirt gegen
bic gnti1eibuRg bes S9iebsgeri6tes
unter benz 8orlise be8 46nigs bon
Sa9Ien, pel6e bem @rafen gruf au
Sippes8ieferfeIb bas 5uccelfoasre6t
TN Jiirfentbum 9ippe Detmolb suz
fpri9t. Su bem proteit wirb ansge.
ftibrt, bob. ba bic @emablin bes @ras
fen Grnit, cine sebDrene Grdfin bon
Wartensleben, ielbF nieberen gbeIs fsi
unb subem tniitterli6erieits pDn elmer
girgerli6en, Matbilbe Salba9 Bob.
len, elmer Nmeritanerin aus Pbilabel.
pbia. abffamme, bic Sbronfolgef6bies
felt Der &inber aus 5ieier gbe ausse,
i9Iofen fei.
= Sn NushbuHs ibres in Der 3eit
Der idbrIi9 wieberfebrenben Nobember.
Stitrme boppelt gefdbrli9en Beruis
baben bier Norberneper Slider, gents
ber Ieltere unb Scents Der Siingere,
9arms nnb gifsn. ibren Sob In ben
Jlutben ber Vorbiee gefunben. Sbr
gebrc9li6ss Boot ipurbe Nnseiidts bes
Stranbes bon ben emp6rten Wosen
nit allen bier Saiaheu berfdlungen.
= 4us 2eip3ig Eirb beri9tet: Or.
8apier, Der Senatsprdfibent am &eids,
geri9t unb friibere Sirettor bes @pIos
niaIamtes, 1T 10 fdnsr ertrantt, bab
on ieiRem Uieoerauffommeu seameifeIt
pirb.
Man i6reibt aus Mien: gnblie5
1T es Der Waioritdt bes 6ferrei1ii1en
AbgeorbretenbauieS selungen, einea
stpeiteu Tiee iIrd1beaten sG fin6eu.
Na9bym 6Gs Unit betteln geganaeu
mar, bat lid J, ,rnmebr Qbt SEQ Sreuen.
feIs, gsriretsr oss @roBarunbbefbes
in erfea 8DroICr Wablfreis unt Wlits
gIteb Der tlerifaIen Grattion. bereit fius
ben lafien. @r III BON Der Re6ten no.
minirt woroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-22
Sparett Sic SIT &efS

Gtns Sdadtet BON Gutt's BilIsn srs
ipart Sbnen nisle Dollars fir DOftors
8sduRnsen. 9ieie Billen furirsn un'
ter aaeu llnlltdnben idmmtlide burd BEN
Wtagsn, bic 9eber O6er bic @iu9sueiOs
perunlaBtsn &ranfbsiten.
Gs ifSiss kfiuf gfwagte pfbauptnns.
Denn sessn &Opfiamsr3sn, Gbspsp'
lis, Malaria, 8erItOpfuns unb @aIlsas
lsiben ssbrauden WliQiOnen 2suts
3utt's &eber Hiuett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-22
Turtiebuua foIet.

- Su eiuem 9Orfe bei 8unuo in
PoIen trug ff eine f6redli@e Scene
su. 9Bdbrenb Der 8orfelung in eiuer
Menagerie murbe Der 26peubdnDigsr
BON einem 26wen unb elmer Stgerin &c,
t6btet. gei Der bann euifebenbeu pa,
nit nurben 8 perfonen su 9obe ee.
brhdt. 8iele lpur6en berIebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-22
Mus Qorhou mirh berihtpt

- Qus 2onbon uirb beridtet, baB
eS allen Qni6ein mad nit benz "Grand
Old Man" 8labfone 3u @Hbe gebt.
@r 1T f6tIid sufammeugefaaen, leibet
an SdIafofgteit unb feline Ser3tbdtig,
felt nirb INNER i6wd9er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-22
Oall's ifamilien.Yillen fino bic beifen.

- 8si einsm @etttampfe 5mii@en
benz 2eipsiger uub bem praser 6uBbaG.
Club in prag erbielt ber 22idbrige
aaufmann Stodban aus Miinferberg
einen StOB in bea 1uterleib, moran
er geftorbeu III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-22

- Poliier.Q .Qrbeiten unb M6beI.Re.
paratur bel 6 aenball 4 RIBS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-22
Sch Z T

durch den GebY&uch Won Coca, Opiat oder
schlafmedizin ilervorgehracht, ist ungesund,
entscllieJon III s2s"s. y. Is n.tcrgribt die
Gesundhelt 80 t.t lis! tItion und der
Patient yag-~::i. -. III e.i.eu sehlin.neren
Zustand dsr b d. sel.,,e:,lich cende
GewohiiHci5 ags ~ tocA'Ha und Op:ilm
unumgangicA o. a. 5tlllaf der ct,.lcl
den Gebrauch W.. t'5ad'5 salsapalillt I~r-
yorgebracht kommt yieli4clt ncht so sclsl:eIi,
aber er kommt Sicher und st an4iauernd wei er
durch das natiirlche crosse heilende und ver-
jtingende Mittel hervorgebracht wird - das
reinigende belebende und bereichernde Blut
Dies nahrt die Nerven init lebensvoIler Energie
und starkt die Constitution Won der wirklchen
Grundlage allies gesunden Lebens - durch
reines reiches rothes Blut.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

Japan seems determined to
bring about the annexation Of Ha
waii by the United States as
speedily as possible, according to
this late news in the press dis
patches by the Aorangi: "An
other protest against the anuexa
tion of Hawaii has been forwarded
by the japanese Government, an
ticipating the debate on the sub
ject being resumed by the United
States Senate in the forthcoming
session. What is contained in the
protest is said to be quite simila,
to that said on the subject once
before by Count Okuma."
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

Residents in the neighborhood
of the pumping station are look =
ing we'll to bars; balts, locks and
keys of late. For in the last few
nights H. Lose and another have
missed a piece of garden hose d
verauds chair respectively. The
pllferer is evidently the same one
mentioned in paper rs attempt
ing to steal chair from a resi-
dence on Young street the other
night. Added to the double in
fiction of noisy Portuguese hood
lums and drunken natives VIII"
make night hideous, this fear OF a
pilferer is not exactly the kind OF
a holiday gift wanted.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

After the sacrifice of many OF
the flower of the army to pre-.
serve the integrity of the empire,
the British are compelled to re
tire from the India border strug-
gle for the winter. 1t is to be
hoped the necessity may prove
but the darkest hour before the
dawning of a brighter day, for,
say what you will about land
grabbing, there would be many a
spot on the worlds map to be
blacked over with the cb barcoal of
anarchy and despair were it MT
for the distinguishing mark of
proud Albion's red which now
depicts the sway of civilization.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

This from the Hawaii Herald
contains a great deal of what may
be called insight wisdom in few
lines:
Plantation men who are offer
ing their Olaa property for SAL
are reaping the benefits of several
years hard work in the field. II
is the same story all over the
world; men of limited means clear
the land and plant the crops, and
when every indication points to
handsome returns men with capi-
tai come along ready to paw a
profit on the pioneers pluck, per-
severance and enterprise, and
nine times out of ten the pionte
accepts and begins Plantation life
over again, but with little capi
at his back. Probably all of the
owners who offer tn ir proper'y
for sale now will 20 furth'r int
the wilderness of ferus and tropi
cal foliage and open up new lands.
Men with unlimited capital d"
not look kindly upon a hundred
acres of underbrush after seeing
as many acres of clean and well
kept coffee land
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
PEARL HARBOB SURVEYS.
Twelve thousand Dollar Appropriation
Asked 20 Complete Charts. Etc.

Twelve Thousand Dollar Appropriation
Asked TO Complete Charts. Etc.
10 his report to Congress the
secretary of the United States
Navy asks for an appropriation of
$4,000 for drawing and engrav-
ing on copper plates The survey of
Pearl Harbor, Hawaiian I-lands,
for completing series of charts
of the Hawaiian Islands, for the
navigation of the vessels of the
navy and for the benefit of ma
riners generally, from data re
sulting from the Hawaiian Gov
eminent survey, which have been
made available for this purpose
by the Hswaiian republic, aud fo,
tue construction of a series of
charts of the coasts aud wat rs
between the State of Washington
and the territory of Alaska, III
Guiding the reduction of. tue &C
cumulated data relating to the
currents and meteorology of the
adjacent ocean.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

At the Cabinet meeting this
morning the matter of improve
ments to the west side of the hHr
Dor was discussed. The coming
Legislature will be asked to ap
propriate money for deepening
the channel up to the King street
bridge and putting in several new
wharf slips between the railroa
terminus and the old fshmarket.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

The program rs arranged for
the Christmas day sports on the
U. s. flagship Baltimore comprise
three legged race, sack race, tub
race, pie eating contest, water
polo, five men in team, potato
race, swimming race, tug of war,
hurdle race, shoe race, climbing
greasy pole, -four race and, if the
weather be favorable, there will be
sailing races.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

Like the great strong man
among his fellows of meauer
mould, Anglo Saxon nations are
slow to wrath but terrible when
aroused The kind of talk that
has appeared in the Spanish
press, because the United Sta es
would not meddIe in Germsny's
just cause again t the jackanspes
government of Hayti, is calculat-
ed to bring fearful retribution
down upon the effete hidalgoes.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

Russia takes a farseeing view of
the Hawaiian question in her re.
ported support of American an
nexation. More than once the
BULLETIN has drawn attention to
Russia's own policy in the Pacific,
suggesting as a likelihood, in the
event of the failure of the United
States to annex the islands, the
reaching out of the Bears paw t"
snatch the group. This is now
declared to be the Rus ian intention
if Japan should make move
in this direction in case OF aban
donment OF annexation by the
United States. Those who pro
fess belief that things, apart
from the mere form of Hawaiian
government, will remain just
about as they have been should
the United States let go OF con
troll over Hawaii-as is deemed
logically compulsory il she do not
cliuch the bopds once Tor all
have u strong quid to chew in the
word that nov comes 81 Russia'a
attitude toward the American
schgme Of aDUrKHtiOu
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
Christmas Turkeys Arrive.

The Metropolitan Meat Com
pany received bp the Aoranpi this
morning very large shipment Of
turkeys, geese and chickens from
Winnipeg and Seattle. The hird-
are very fat and excellent. Onp
Of the turkeys on exhibition this
morning weighed IS pounds,
fully dressed.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
Meeting Notice

The Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the California Feed Com
pany, Limited, will he held at the
C0mpany's Office In Queen street ON
December %, at 10
O'Clock "a. ~,
&. NJ. V. FORSTER,
Secretary,
Honolulu, Dee. 10, 1897. 7Sl-3t
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
Closing Notice.

The stores of the undersigned will
not he open on Christmas Day. Gus
toners are requested To place their
orders rs early as possible Oh Friday.
III MAY d CO.,
LEWIS ~ CO.,
II. T.. MCINTYRE Il BRO,
CHAS. HUSTACE.
7y3-3t
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
timely Topics
December 81, 1897.

)ttCff@I - fOI/s
There is yet time before the
holidays for US to call attention
to a few novelties just received
from the Coast and which
will make very acceptable pre-
SentS.
The LAUGHING CAMERA
is something new which must
be seen to be appreciated. FOR
a fit of the blues, reverseS in
love or business this little
camera is a sure cure. With it
you can get barrels Of fun and
oceans of laughter all for Is
cents.
SILVER TEA BALLS are
new to this market. They
are simply round perforated
receptacleS for tea. Touch a
spring, fill the bail with tea
and drop it into a cup of boil
ing water and you have a deli
cious cup of tea in a couple of
minutes perfectly strained and
beautifully fresh.
CHILDREN'S SETS, con-
sisting of knife, fork and spoon,
are always acceptable We have
something new in. this line,
silver fork and spoon and
pearl-handled knife, very hand
some and very cheap.
We have just opened out
some new patterns in SILVER
BERRY andCREAM
also very cheap.
Among other things suitable
for gifts we have Double Car
wing Sets, Elegant Bedroom
Toilet Sets, handsome novel;
ties in lamps and shades,
onyx tables, etc.
THE
Hawaiian Hardware Co,
LIMITED,
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
For Sale or Rent

House and Lot No. 22j PunGhDowl
street near King, House contains
lu rooms, Kitchen, pantry and bath
room large lnnals and large lot With
ln five minutes walk ~ Post office,
fOT particulars call III house or NJ
EnisTpfisD Nlll. TIA In
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
Wanted.

A Girl about " years of age, Ger
man Or Norwegian preferred, IA take
rnre ~ children AMI dO light house
work, Apply ~ - Emma street,
7V9 20
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

No official sugar news by the
AoraDpi today,
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

Hawaiian Annuals and Subscriptions
10 periodicals for the coming year are al
80 timely and appropriate gifts for seif ar
friends nt Xmastide.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
Santa Claus
Headquarters

Offers special advantages to Xmas
shoppers in its excellent assortment Of
GOOD THINGS FOR THE SEASON to
suit all ages and all purses, consistin:
in part Of:
Calendars and Diaries for 1898, Xmas
Cards, Booklets.
Fine editions Of Poets, Standard Works.
Handy Classics, Newest fiction by tho
best Authors, Best Books for Young Mss
and Maidens, Juveniles and Babies.
Teachers and other Bibles, Testaments,
Psalms, Prayer Books and Hymnals.
Finest Leather Goods in Portfolios, Lap
Tablets, Blotters, Inks, Ladies' and Gents
Tray. Companions, Bicycle Companions,
Ladies' Bags and Belts, Glove and Hand
kerchief Cases, Pocket Books, Purses,
Brush Sets, Music-holders, Collar and
Cuff Boxes, Nail Sets, Pin Trays, Cigar
ette Cases, Photo Frames.
Nmas Novelties in Pyraline, Hand
Painted Silk and Linen Articles for the
Budoir.
Stylish Papcteries, Tablets and Society
Parlor Games and Blocks in variety,
Musical Toys, Magnetic Toys, Iron Toys,
Rubber Toys, lin Toys, Military Toys,
Box Toys, Housekeeping Toys, etc.
Steamboats,, Yachts, Wagons, Barrows,
Dexters, Doll Carriages, Bicycles, Gro
quet, Swing Chairs, Garden Sets, Tea
Sets, Kitchen Sets, Laundry Sets, Brooms,
etc.
Dolls and Dolls Sundries being Santa
Claus specialties need no enumeration;
just ask for what you require.
Dresden Pattern, Plain and Tint Edge
Crepe Tissues, Fine Colored and White
Tissues and Sundres for Flower Work.
Xmas Candles and Xmas Tree Orna-
ments, etc. etc.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
Notice.

The traffic on Fort street between
Kukui street and Bcrctaniu street will
be closed until repaired.
w. III. CUMMINGS,
Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
December 20, 1897. 793-3t
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22
BY AUTHORITY,

All claims against the Road Depart
ment must be presented on or before
January 4, 1898.
w. Fl. CUMMINGS,
Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
December 90, 1897. 793-3t
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

Dolls and Dolls Sundries being Santa
Claus spocialties need no enumeration;
just ask for what you require.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-22

Dresden Pattern, Plain and Tint Edge
Crepe Tissues, Fine Colored and White
Tissues and Sundries for Flower Work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-07
Living Pictures of the War.

The Cambridge, Mass. Press, speaking
of the Living War Pictures to be present
ed here soon by Bosworth Pest g. A. r.
says:
s'The pictures are presented under the
personal supervision Of the author, Com
fade S. A. Bowers. They give a realis-
tic idea OF army and camp life as expert
enoed sand witnessed by those who
donned the blue and shouldered the
musket in the war of the Rebellion.
They will servo to instruot the young and
inspire in the heart higher patriotism
and deeper love for the tag aud the In
stiGutions of our beloved and glorious
country. One entertainment of this
nature will do more towards Weakening
patriotism than dozen patriotic lee
lures. The Cam bridge Press is always
glad to chronicle the success Of all truly
patriotic efforts. Colnrade Bowers and
his pictures we'll merit the appreciation
of those who love 10 honor the memory
of those who fought and bled for the
preservation of q united nation.
Reserved seat tickets are on sale at
Williamson's drug store. corner of Free
and Congress streets.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-07
DEERlNG.

Deacon and Mrs. Levi Jones, Of Cum
berland, visited relatives and friends at
Portland and stroudwater last week.
Miss Susie Winslow, of North Fal-
mouth, wus the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Tate, Friday and Saturday.
The slnalt houses were nearly all re-
moved from the ice on Fore river Monday
afternoon, their occupants fearing the
breaking up Of the ice.
The D. l.. S. club met last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin White. The club
will meet next Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pickett.
Westbrook street.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Charlotte A. Hans
comb took place Sunday afternoon, T. ON
her late residence, No. 119 Westbrook
street, Rev. @. Everett Bean officiating.
Appropriate elections were rendered by
Shaw's quartette, with much pathos and
Sweetness. Many and beautiful were the
floral offerings, showing the high esteem
in which she was held by her family and
friends. The inserment was at GorhHn,.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-07
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
The Great Lecture of sir. stoddards Course
This Season.

Next Monday evening. at City hall,
Mr.. John l.. Stoddard will give his
new lecture on that famed region the
Yellowstone Park. This lecture has ex-
cited the greatest enthusiasm in Chicago
and Philadelphia where 1T has been de-
livered. In Chicago it had to be repeated
several times, and in Philadelphia the
public was not satisfied until MI. Stod-
dard gave it six times, and then they
begged for more like Oliver Twist but
the lecturers engagements in other
cities compelled him to torego the pleas
ure. Tho lecture has, in fact, proved
even more successful and attractive than
that on ssThe Passion Play" or Land
of the Midnight Sun" and sas proof of
Portland people s desire to see and hear
the pictures and lecture it may be said
that Stockbridgs has received n brisk de-
mand for tickets for next Monday. The
Philadelphia North American says the
pictures aressimply superb, and they
have been beautifully colored by Miss
Katharine G. Breed of Chicago.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-07

she will leave New York for Portland
and is expected to arrive here on Wednes-
day afternoon, January ID at three
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The new steel steamship John Englis
belongs to one of the oldest steam vessel
corporations in the United States, 1t be-
ing over fifty years since this line was
established between New York and Port
land. The steamships now in commission
in this line are the Cottage City and
Manhattan, both built by the New Eng
land company of Maine and the engines
nv the Bath Iron Works. These ships leave
New York in the height Of the passenger
season at O'Clock in the evening
and arrive at Portland abont five the fol-
lowing evening. after twenty four
hours delightful sail. The new snip
will leave the same hour and is expected
to arrive in Portland about twelve
O'Clock the following day or earlier.
The John Englis was built at Roach 8
Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding and
Engine Works, at Chester, Pa, and is
one of ths finest passenger and frelghb
steamers In the country and magnlh-
cent addition to the merchant marine OF
tbs United States. The contract to build
this steamer for the Maine Steamship
company was signed by John b. Roach
early in March last, and contrary to the
experience OF many who contract to
build new and expensive steamships the
John Enelis was delivered to her owners
considerably within the requirement. OF
the contract, which allowed ten month
for her completion.
The Maine Steamship company have
never before owned a steel steamship,
the other we'll known steamers of the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-07
BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
The Annual Election and Resolutions
Adopted.

At the annual meeting of the Builders
Exchange large number were present
and q fine SUPPER was served. These
officers were elected:
Presidential X Redlon.
Vice President-G. A. Wiley.
Seorstary-C. e. Snow.
Trensurer-S. Bourne.
observation-disclosures Smith, ii. Hamblet,
M. G. Hutchinson, W. A. Lowe, W. IL.
Scott.
The following resolutions were adopted
on the death of Henry Humphreys:
Whereas, our Brother Henry Humphrey
having been called from US BY our
Heavenly Father, therefore be it resolved
That In tho death of Brother Humphrey
this Exchange loses enc of it's mem hers
who was an earnest supporter and regular
attendant at our meetings and was one
who gave every evidence OF becoming
prominent in the business community.
That we offer our sympathy to the
family OF the deceased and that copy OF
these resolutions be sent to tbenl, page
OF the records of the association set apart
to be suitably inscribed and a copy pub
lished in the daily papers Of Portland.
G. Fl. SMITH.
f. r. REDLON,
Committee.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-07

line, the Cottage City and Manhattan, as
well as the anips running on the affiliated
lines between Boston and Portland and
to ST. John, N. B., have sll been of
wood. The John Englis is named III
honor of the founder OF the great wooden
shipbuilding industry at Greenpolnt, L.
l., and who, in the time of wooden
steamers. with his son, the present John
Englis, an active factor in the Maine
Steamship company did almost as much
In his line as John Roach and his son.
John B. Roach, have done to upbuild
the iron and steel merchant marine OF
later days. The design submitted by the
Roach firm was adopted by the directors
last winter, and the contract given to the
Chester shipyard without serious compe-
tition. The object of the directors was
thrse-fold, first, to secure fast steam
ship which would materially reduce the
time between the metropolis and the city