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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Gin ParaOies fir BriratBsluitigc
W10hrn.

Sbabo in Noroy9(merita, 16rei6t
cine beuti6Idnoii6e 3eitung, lit bas
gIiidli6e Qanb, NO bic iungen 9amen
mob INNER 10 rur iinb, oaB man
our956nittli6 5ebn Mdnnsr auf Elm
oS~ungfrGulein re3nen bari. Sn be-
~IonberS unungens6mer 0eiIe BADEN
untsr oieIem llmItunDe bic S6uIsn in
bieiem Staate gu lsioen, Oa e8 fur6tz
bar i6per Rdlt, ~geniigenDe 2e6rtrGite
gu erlangen. Die Mdnnsr entI6IieBen
Ii6 nur b04It felten gu Dem 8erufe
zines 2e6rer5 - lie finoen nit 2et6=
tigteit eintrGgliAere unO an9enebmere
SteQ1nqen - unO QebrerinrRn, nd6
benen fortpd6reno %annpnciren Miro Il.
Die pit aus meter SSerne tpmmea, I'm
Elm Engagement in elmer S6ule in
Soabo an5utraten, limb ME ldnger, ais
Elm Quurtul hinbur6 uuf ibrem 30
ten feit3u6alten. QuHge Dor N6lauf
oeIelben perIoben tie ii6 uno na6
QuartulsI9luB bertuuI6en tie ibre
Stellunqen ais S6ulmeiItertn nit Der
elmer gliidliGen 6ruu. Dies geI6it6t
jeDesmal nit elmer RegelmdBiqfeit,
pal6e bic betreffenosn S6uloorItGnpe
fOrmli6 in 8er5neiflung bringt. Der
8iirgtrmeiiter BON S~almpnzGitD in
SOobo giebt fOlqenDe5 8ortommniB
ais 8eiIpiel Dafir an, nit pel6'r
G%oniequen3 Die S~un9geTeGen Der be-
ia9ttn StaOt Den llnterrihts <QnItdlz
tan bic TETS BON Neuem engugirten
peibIi6en Qe6rtrGfte a6penOig mo-
den. On Der GIementari9ule in Der
8orftdbt @ipenspille puroe Qnfanq
bteies Su6re5 cine iebr nette iunge
Qe6rerin aus Soma angeiteQt. 8aum
mar M}iB Bulb pier WpGen in ibrem
neuen Wirfung5treiIe t6dtig gepsIsn,
ais lie audi nit Mntrdgen bon minoez
items einom 9ubsno junger 2eute
iiberI6iittet nurbe. Sm 8erlouf pon
tpetteren bier WO6sn mar Die UNI
iApGrmte Qe6rerin Die 8raut zines
Der an9eie6eniten &aufleute Der Staot
unp nu6 S6luB bes 9ierteljabre5
fanO bic 9pG3eit Itott. MiB 8ui6,
Die auf Elm Sabr Gontratt gemo6t
bate, perIpru4, cine ibrer Orei S6pes
tern, Die idmmtli6 Oa5 Qebrerinnen=
Gramen gema4t 6utten, mad Salmonz
Gitp tommen gu lai1en, oamit OieIe
i6re SteGung einnebme. MtiB Bulb
90. 2 eri9ien, trut ben BON OerS6ipez
tier inne gsba6ten PoIten an unb mar
- bu tie in Der Sbat cine S60n6eit
g%enannt neroen tOnnte - I6on no6
ben erIten aGt Sugen perlobt. lin e8
fur3 gu maden - Die brittle uno al6
Die pierte MttB Bulb purben S6ulmeiz
i~terinnen in Salmonz9itp Inn ebsnz
falls i8neQ unb gliidIi6 i'm 6afen Der
Gbe gu lanben. Nuf cine FINITE Sdne=
tier, TsIbIt penn lie e%riitirt bate, per-
3i6tete bic empDrte S9ulborIteber, cie
bier 6rduIein Bulb uber IOuen Iebr
eliidli6 leben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

Natiirli9 fpurbe cine 6o9not6petnlt4e
llnterIu6ung eingelettet, uno es tam
nieoer gu Sage, bab Die Wdrteri1lren
mn in ibren eigenen 3immern bst
berf9lpfenen S6iiren ruu6ten. 0er
4r3t blieb troBbem babel, baB oas
8au9en perbpten tperben mi1e, IND
fibrte ale Nrgumente Der 2iga 9egen
ben MiBbruu9 oes Subudsger1lles
ms 6elb, bis Der 8erpaltun9Sr9tb
ben 0amen tbatd4lt4 oas Fauqen
perbot. @ber Ollie peigerten it3, Der
Cigarette 81 entIagen, inoem lie ertlar@
ten: .SSn unieren 3immern itnO MIR
na6 benz 0ienite rpie gu 9duie.
Die 8erpaltung BAT uns %ge1tattst,
bort 96es gu brauen unb &eIuhe gu
-%empFangen. I'm bo5 Wettere brau9t
tie It9 ni6t gu tiimmern. Sn benz Sroz
Ben ltntet6altungs> Ii. 8ergniigun8s@
Soale, mo mir uns gemeinldm autz
balten, ruu6en mir ni6t, aber in unIez
rem 8immern nerOen mir rau6sn,
10 oft es uns beliebt." Der @r3t
fii6rte an, puB cie RttOtinipruen an
ben 5ingern BEL Der 8ereitung Der
&r3neien, ia, fugar bei Der einfa4en
8~eriibrunq nit ben &ranten 8efa6r
bringen t0nnen. Die @drterinnsn
entgegneten, baB Ite ii9 tG9li6 3punz
3igs Bis breiBigmal Die 9Gnoe maiden
miiBten, 10 OaB Dpn 8efa6r ni4t bic
Rebe Iein f0nne. @(ber an lire Sin
reben niiBten ibren Ni3ts, oenn oieIer
Sage tpurbe bur3 Qni6lag in ben
Sdlen uno in ben S6laf3tmmern Oes
6oIpitals oQ8 8au6en itreng oerbo=
ten. Die 0Grterinnen purteten bieien
Oft crit gar ni8t ab, ionoern bemii ITO
nirten freipiQig, inOem tie Der Ser
toultufg nur einsn Sag 6riit fir Die
3uriifnaGne bes &dudDerbot5 uno
bic WieDeranitelllng Der Rau6erinnen
qaben. Die RQ6ri6t bon Dem Strife
Der Rdu6erinnen tpuroe BON einem
9OIpita( gum an0eren t%elepbontrt, uno
ba in ieDem oerIelben Rau6erinnen in
grDBsrer ooer geringerer 3abl bor6dn=
ben Iino, protlamirten bic 9amen bic
SolioaritGt aler 3au6srinnen uno
intereIfirten biePreiie fir ibrenr6au."
Sic 6ulten oa5 Rau6perbpt fir einen
4ngriff auf ibre perT0nli4e 6reibeit
uno ouf bic 0iiroe Der 6rauen. Sine
BON i6nen meinte: r@snn bic 4er3te
oas Re6t BADEN, it9 in ibren 3immern
gu %betrinten, pOQen mir oa8 3e6t pa
ben, 3u pau6en. Nir perben aas
6rauen@S 4uBOereine auf bteTe5 4tz
tentat, oa5 man gegen uns beriibt, auf@
mertIam MAIDEN unb n%Otbigenfaus i'm
n9DOezPart" pber ionitpO Elm groBeS
Meeting peranItalten, gu pel6em mir
nit Der Cigarette i'm MunOe ge6sn
nerben, Inn benz @Olte, Du8 un5 liebt
uno a6tet, gu 3eigen, ME man un5
tneftet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

loufet: 60 @ei6na6tSmatf! grIfeint
Sbneu bic Summe gu 9ering, g Ter
ben Six Ie DoppsIt. Sd luhe MD
9erne iiberrdi4en!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

Gil ben Gdten Grtitet erHalt.n.
Sltet @rd Dor ben Oitlen tuerthloisn
Ra9abmungsr, pelhe uls roerbeiiertes"
("improved') o6er nfiinitlides" 8arlss
6aSer Sal3 p~erfauft tuerben. Disie iino
nur Wiihunseu bon g%epObulthem @laus
bcriul; OOer SeiOlispulOer, Die bon gee
wif.nloieu Sduolern Oes erOBeren 8er'
Sienf.s balber, ben iis ubWerfen, ~oerfauft
perben. gtebmt nur oaS date, importlrte,
natiirli9e @uRsr uno Sal3. lluf isoer
SlaIae baron III Der NGmens3us Der
r@iSuer & MeuoeIou 6 o., ab
Isiniae glsenten, gttw Oorf," 3H i'aeH.
Ghreibe I'M 8amphlet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Srnti6lann unn 9agti.
iSrisiHoIbsri6t.)
6srrn Mipnfen in 8ernaul

9errn Wtppfen IN 8erndu!
@snn sic %gIauben, boB unS Sbre je<
Bige iournaliitii6e 96Gtigteit suiagt,
10 limb sic in eirem argen Srrtblm
befangen, unb IS lit nur bebdusrIi4,
baB Sic oies ni9t IGngIt ielbft ENID
ben. sic i6reiben uns odnn uno
mann, baB Der jeBt berri3enoe 6rieo5n
S6nsn feline 8eranlafung gebe, tbGt3
gu Iein, sic beoauern oiss 1lsoann mt
pielsn 0orten unO bitten I6lieBli6 IN:
einen 8ori6uB. Dies I6eint Sbner
~auerOings etpa5 bsquem gu isin, it
uns ober ba5 9egenibeil. ni6t etpa,
neil pa5 epige @ori6uBIenDen uns
tein @ergniigen b~ereitst, ipnbern p'iI
mir fortgeIeBt auf Sbre W&itar6eitecz
i9aft gu ber5idten oe3pungen perDen.
0as fam unm0gli4 10 peiter gefsr.
Wir bitten Sic alIo, Elm GnDe gu NIL
den uno uns, 10 balo pie t6unLi6, eiz
men S6rer BON pielen Seiten al5 Derz
miBt bs3si6nsten 8eri6te gu Ienoen.
Srdebenft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

big mir f6IisBli6 uns Die 6ano ga
ben uno Elm perniinftiges @efprG9 elm
leiteten.
Das mir gu Sbren fam, ent3iidte
mid. @uf meme carte Srage nGmli6,
ob tie oft an r6einrih" Oente. bemertte
ite, oas oies gei9e6e, 10 oft tie einsn
Pinfel in Die Sanb nebme.
Der 2eititern alIer meiner @ebanz
fen mar BON nun an Der 8ebanfe an
Seirdtb.
Neuiu6r ftano Dor Der S6ir, unb
es mar mein feiter Gnti9luB, Der Sol
ben nit meinen @liidniinf6en aud
mein Ser3 gu SiiBen gu legen. -
nMeni6, 6reunb, ein3ig mitfiib@
lenbe Seele!" f6ludite 9ilarius. Die
Riibrung unb @rinnerung iiberpGl>
tigte i'm. Sd trOItete nit leiism gu
fpru9.
unb ba fam IS benin in abgebro4ez
nen SGBen 6eraus, baB basllnge6euer,
Der ianfte 6etnri9, BON ieinem Pegaz
Jus auf Stisfelpi6Ie umgeIuttelt mar
un0 10 Dqs prattii6e 9er5 Der i6Onen
2aura g%efponnen bate.
2lls mein 7reunO Silariu5 ben mid
tiqen Nsuiabrsbeiu9 MAIDEN poute,
tpuroe er BON einem rgliidli9en 8rdutz
pare" empfungen.
SeitOem bat mein 6reun0 9tldrius
ni6t cine 3eile mebr geiarieben. @r
tpdrb 2eoertaufmann en- gros un0 en-
betuil uno erlebte ais FOLDER Die itol5e
6reuoe, flint SeiratbsDermtttler Die
Sreppe binunter nerfen gu tDnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Ea6 &arISbao gcbefs

1T b~eut,Ntase
ni9t notbmeu'
Dig. 9arlSbao
fOmnt SIT uns,
ODER ruenieftcus
beiIeu @siuno'
belt er;euaen'
Der Tbeil. Das
&arlSb a6er
Sprubelpaf fer
un0 Spruoels
fal3 eutbdlt
bic aau;e Ssila
truft, ben
IBlus i,it 9ubr'
Ibunberten 70 be-
'rlbmt semndt
Rat n h tue,1n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
SinnnSieGcS.
QlnpGlte unD GDQetteure.

QnipQlte unO GOuetteure.
S univ &ar.ittt 4 g., baltimore u. Ct. gaul.
8untiers unO Wtdtler.
Rua5mrr & ged,r, p S~oulbsStraBs
3uiOn,, 6oiton X 92g ~ r.SGdlM''''S"a5S
88obt. @arrttt < Sobne, Il SoutbsShdBe.
SGmblctou & So, 9 SoutbsStrdbe..
SO6n 8. ,U5ittM1s J94iiE3 4mo H0F'P'SfaB1
Banter.
-gpeitern Nattouat=ganf,@ a. Ncrb=GutarUitrab,.
cTationat Rc6dnits' gant- 6al0'st= II. Sapettslit-
1,Gomm,rcial uuO Ssrmtrs' NatiouaIsSant Gds
pDpQrps uu9 GerWaHtrdBt.
sRatioual 6arme's' unO Ylantsts ganh' S0utS'
-g 19D &ational.gout' Baltimore. qnS
eTra g'' @5tis9gls qant.S II sOutbfraBe.
..9mcits Vatiuualz9uuf." 432 SlOs@r0loiDaD.
''Srittt Ratioual9auE. 33 SOutbhtabt.
r5rapcrs' Nat =@ouL" @crmau II. @rautitraBt.
.-9Intritou TutioualsSaul, &jJbs H. 0aQtruB:.
,Iwtibc 9ouf, &~lltimorts II. SouIoaDttraBt.
.TropIig guut," Soytiuss9lcct u. SontbGtorrebs.
@srmansQmcrita PANT" 52l Sdosgroaona7
oman SupiuqssPauf,H 40l g0sft=galtimoTcitr
'E.n nt SopiroSzQonfs Gburlsgz Il. gerjugtouir.
s.plarpIanO SaDtu0ss9uut" Baltimore UIo Soht'
-grn Mn sapinQg.gunt.s 6oluaros II. 5rantIinfs.
s.@orocr State eapiuo5:gaut GaOstttfTobe NM
81. aamss isooinos.gant' galtimorefrass uHS
cTS oH S6,nn aonfS @aDs uno Grcterfrat,.
8duz un0 2eibz8e1elfhatten.
Eoos,ratise Sauiuos L Goln, 2glCfs@smaG'S'r.
q4enumcutal SapiuQs 4 goaH, glut Of baltimore.
Wior9lGno 9uiIoiug & goun, Ill 9dD=9u'l9ido.u
Rntnal Guarartss Building & Soan. GtOsittosSsa
Wot;o~ol RuilOiua gFOc., 9totIitpsStbduos.
G9lpert glpg. { goan HH0c., S~uiloers' erbdn9s-
EQUITABLE gfOg. & 9Oau @HOt., 404 @~ater=Strobt
GpQeftionen.
euo,p, Gbur5 / 60, Gquitubles9tbiuO,.
@elo Qus3uleiben duf WtObel.
qaltimor. Guarantee 60. 20 Cf.Gautttt: StrsSs
8runOeiaelttbum unb 9drleben.
Gbag. 6. sopoge, p Gtse,gtn0ton.St[Gbt,
pierre e. SuooH & 0sff,, 16 Ct:e,riu0tcahrass-
Sbog. sin, Gauitoble=Sebduoe.
SruItzG ompdgnie'n.
qalt;lnor. fruit & Guarantee &c, Gaaitig!s g.og-
S1f, TspoFt & Sruit 60, Is S~OutbsStyaB:.
SPGrplano Srut 60. II SoutbsStr0bc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
0erIi6erum9cn.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
g~iarptauD 8ttIe Sui & Stut g.
sFeuer : 8ern9eGungsz@elsu ell 4dtteH.
SStnnr,,f,aE &ir, sui. 60, 8 Soutg.S. ruEs.
SiEsmcH 05gi. 50. Htab!irt is25h g'at9' uHs
gSaityIS''SSS S', 27 Gn.ealthror,.s traBa
sSsy5oHHts & Ilaauiacturr5' 3ni. 60, ,0sraIs'"
mor StSa1G fire 81. Go. 40i gga:sr.stEqBs
I"tiSSmol sire Sri. 60, e-4!osg up 4atsrsStf-
% %SssT" rte SHi. Co., 35 geat@s Stgats.
s0U. TiTe Snf. 60, 10 SsutgsStEaBs.
9LEie9t U'sS SirS S}ui. g.. 3jj @o,osg6usstrabG
O'' Seuers8e rIi1erungsz 4genten.
w,r-EGS goUuslp, 81 SoutgsStrGBt
81 = Gbadt!forD, - @095S-1 SHl5,
So e. 4 ( gSSrtSiu:tou, = Sa2s9oli9a1: StTa5s.
g"tu mi u 8rtcnt, 8 Sao.p24toag.@i'a
Sird6,a6 Z Sobn, 300 gSlLtsiSiFasG
$5osy, &, @ono, Is S~eat5sSiFIl+
@''' . Ibuitrisue Yerlt4erung.
cSGtn1nn zsaag,s 100 @tt=Ga9ttsfrayr.
'S0"'' QSSbenss BE electromagnetic
f6aftsn.
81. StS1TTt.as. H.: 9ui. 80. 0oH @s9, 23 GUI
SS5t.t-I.lgcri.. 60. ,@ralos"st6dust.
FaeNI :, 'qsg,asUt.i $50 g S0utbtruBt.
'0'''' Serihleoenes.
ArqIIelIeH.
ur-rrs. gul.Utgs GI9aUgs.
&t"ES SN-r-tlr. @uilosE5' GIpausc.
= Bald unO 9ampfer=8i1ete.
g.aossum & gaubsv, 81 GtsSl.tim0E;s 5tEaBL
Understandable.
gs-n.,m 40. g]asnlgsr, *, Er=S1.;.mar. 5tgaBt.
a., Eaoaqs, Concluding.
2tsy. 0,SStiga { Sgsu, L5 Cts2JiHg,OHs5trais.
SSgtr,ius1r { Galpcl, galuu9ge L. q. 9aaIsSfr.
; /. SaouaI0iIl, sSual0s-gtbau0t
StufIg S6mis & 6obu, 10 EfsetgiagtoHs5ttast.
y q Gi6tlbu0tr, III CfsNegtHgtoH=5trabG
S5ispb 6. Gylute, 9aH' OF Salilm0rtsScbduos.
9if5rio BON Qep5JedI. 2lU EfsSegEng!0us StrabE
Sr-rGg VI. Quibmln, 2ly OuJ.!cUOsStrds
"a 3. RtisDanJtr, ) EtsGeLiHgtoHtrabe.
Bateutz4 nlUdlte.
g35uu & g., GaUTts unO Gas,tu 'Strabs.
2ei9enbeItattet.
Geo. Sbiliaq, 4isluItbs uHo Documentary.
Wunr,rp Rpbpc, 40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@ermanus Tranc,, Eauis uno @9lf.traBs
S6bu q. 6o0f, 9altimCres UUb Styif:yfruBs.
"a. =. 7iduer ( 56jut. 42l 0shsGamotHtrass.
5rieO60fe.
qorrairs GsmtttrD Go, 81 Sfp=3oaioaOs 5trabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
StnNt &altin1
Gei6aftIi9e mn inOnitrirlr Inter
nrbmnnget.

@dbrenb bes Sa6res 1897 OrganiIirte
G%orporationen u. I. m. - Bite Der
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
THE CURRENCY.

This afternoon at 3 o'clock at Fraterni-
ty house, rs Spring street, Mr.. Thaxter
will give a paper of a practical chara C.
terTon the currency toIbe followed by
questions and discussion upon the above
topic.
The Women's Council feels that women
are of necessity brought into SO many
business questions of the day that no
better work is beingss done in an educa-
tional way than by calling their atten-
ton to the need OF accurate Information
on important subjects in legislation,
business and philanthropy. These little
gatherings with this in view are, how
ever, in no wise formidable. All persons
interestedEin the subject aress invited to
attend without. fees of any kind, and it
is hoped an interest will be. shown in the
work of the council. This talk is the last
of this seasons course.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. Ell. Clifford has gone to North
ampUon to visit her daughter Miss Mar
guerite Clifford. They will both spend
the Easter vacation with friends at
Springfield, Mass.
Mr. g. M. Barney announces that he
has purchased the interest of Mr.. George
c. Cannell in the Travellers Insurance
company agency in this city, and will
hereafter conduct the Portland business
and state agency from the office in this
city. Mr. Barney has long been associated
with the Travellers as state agent having
been located in Rockland.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles o. Files, Free
street, will leave New York on April 10Th
for three months European trip. They
will visit Gibralter, Italy, Germany and
England befor. their return.
MIR. r. J. Bayes of Kennebunk was at
Riverton yesterday looking over the
ground, having in view prospective i'm
provements in that vicinity.
Mr. Edwin T. Hillman and wife, leave
today for weeks visit to New York and
Philadelphia.
Rev E. r. Purdy, pastor of Friends
church, Oak street, ia expected back from
New York today.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
MI. cure Liver Ills; easy tt
HOODS Pills take, easy to operate. CSC
MAY BE INTERNAL MACHINE.
A Peculiar and Mystifying Discovery at
Rolling Mills.

The employees of the Portland Rolling
Mills at Ligonia are mystified not to say
alarmed, by a peculiar discovery which
was made there yesterday morning.
The discovery consisted of what was ap-
parently hollow steel disk, about three
inches in diameter and half an inch thick
The disk was made of two pieces of
thin steel or iron, cup part and fiat
cover, which was solde1ed on very care
fully. On the side Of the disk was some
soldering work as if some kind of orifice
had been stopped up. The machine was
partially filled with liquid as it could
be heard to "chipper" when shaken.
This peculiar instrument was found by
Mr. William Hemming an employe. di-
rectly under the ''hot bed," or place
where the newly rolled rails are allowed
to cool.
The rolling mill above this hot bed
had not been in use for several days, but
was started up yesterday morning after
the discovery was made. The disk was
so placed that it would have been sub
jected to great heat and shock had it
been allowed to remain after the mill
started. The first thought of course was
that the thing was some kind of an in
fernal machine, but no one seemed in
clined to investigate. 1t was shown to
about every one In the mill, including
Superintendent Peters, but no one ever
saw it before or could tell what it was.
1t may all be harmless enough, but
it is certainly very peculiar.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
REFUSED TO WORK.
Ole Christensen Ironed On His Way
Here from Philadelphia.

The schooner Celina, Captain Murray,
arrived yesterday morning from Phila-
delphia with cargo of coal. One of her
crew, Ole Christensen, a Swede. signed
articles at Philadelphia, but when he
came aboard the ship he was very much
intoxicated and he said afterwards that
he had been dugged. The next day he
stated that he was in no condition to
work and, moreover, that he did not in
tend to lift a hand during the entire trip
He kept his word and was placed in irons
which he wore for ten days or, in fact,
until the vessel arrived in port.
He was brought before the shipping
commissioner and stated his case. He
said he was not fit to work, but he wanted
his pay nevertheless. OF course he did
not get it,. and Captain Murray did not
press ,theaohrgel sof. z1putiny against
IChrfssfansenf EsgsinSel = 4 shau .lsoss
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
HARBOR NOTES.
Items of Interest Picked Up Along
Shore.

The tug Cornelia, which was recently
sold to Boston parties, left for Boston
Thursday morning at $50. A despatch
Freceived during the afternoon nnounoed
that the Cornelia had reached her desti-
nation all right.
The Hilda Emma arrived yesterday
with 1900 Holsters to N. f. Trefethen.
Schooners Lila B. Fernald, A. W..
Black and Robert and Carr, brought fish
Portland pier will receive extensive re-
| pairs this spring. The building occupied
by the barge office and by the Merry
coneag, will be raised and a new floor
laid.
The Lydia NJ. Deering arrived from
an ice port, to Washington, thence to a
| coal port and return.
It was a beautiful day on the water
front yesterday, but very quiet about the
wharves.
There are now five steamers in port,
the Californian, Alesia, Laurentian,
Lamb ert's Point and Parkmore.
The steamer Alesia, whose arrival was
announced yesterday morning, was form
eriy called the Bangalore and was in the
Ham burg Calcutta service. She was built
in Flensburg, Germany in 1896 and is
one Of the handsomest steamers here this
season. She is 420 feet long, so feet
broad, SO deep and has an indicated horse
power of 1900.
The Lambert's Point, Capt Baxter, ar
gived yesterday after rather long, but
pleasant passage from England. Capt.
Baxter, her commander, was master of the
Corona of the Thomson line, but was tax
| ing a rest at home when that steamer
was wrecked. The Lambert's Point Is
| about 5000 tons burden and freighter.
She brought but little cargo and no pas
sengers. She had several stowaways
and they were taken to jail to await
the steamers sailing when they will be
returned to England.
The Celina arrived from Philadelphia
| yesterday.
| The tug G. A. Dicky took Bennett S
pile driver and a quantity of piles to
Great Diamond island yesterday to be
| used in the construction of the new
wharf. She also took lot of coal.
The worknen are blasting for foun-
dations for the big mortar battery to be
located on Great Diamond island.
Mr.. Dockendorf is boring an artesian
well at Great Diamond.
The California and Parkmore will sail
for Europe today.
The Scotsman is expected here on Sun
day.
The tug Springhili sailed with two coal
barges in tow yesterday.
Several fishing vessels arrived yester-
day with good fares
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
TOWN OF SOUTH PORTLAND
Assessors n Otfce.

FgyHE Assessors of the Town of South Portland
H. hereby give notice to all persons liable 10
taxation in said Town, that they will be in
session at their Office in Town House, on the
First, Second and Ninth DAYS of spri.
inst, from ten o'clock in the forenoon till five
o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose OF re-
ceiving lists of the polls and estates taxable n
said ] own
And all persons are hereby notified to make
and bring to said Assessors, true and per ect
lists of their Polls and Estates. real and person
al. or held by them as guardians, executor,
administrator, trustee or otherwise, as on the
first day of April, 1898. and be prepared to make
oath to the truth OF the same.
And when estates of persons deceased have
been divided during the past year or have
changed hands from any cause, the executor.
administrator or other person interested, is
hereby warned to give notice of such change;
and in default of such notice will be held under
the law to pay the tax assessed although such
estate has been wholly distributed and paid
over.
And any person who negects to comply with
this notice, will be doomed to a tax according
to the laws of the State and be barred of the
right to make application to the County Com
missioners for any abatement of his taxes,
unless lie shows that he was unable to offer
such lists within the time hereby appointed.
THOS. b. HASKELL, J Assessors
CHAS. n. TREFETHEN. of
WILLIAM L. BRADFORD South Portland.
Town of South Portland, March %, 1893
mar26d1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
STATE BOARD OF TRADE.

The following named delegates were
elected last September to represent tie
Portland Board of Trade at the meetings
of the State Board of Trade: President
Boothby Anami Whitney Adam P. Leigh
ton George S. Rowell Edward B. Win
slow Joseph e. Blabon Marshall N. Rich
Alonzo W. Smith Charles II. Libby. JOS
eph Fl. Short, Charles W. L. Cooling and
John B. Coleman. The state board
meets in this city next Wednesday and
any of these delegates who cannot attend
should notify the secretary in season
that the vacancy may be filed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
OFF FOR WASHINGTON

Kimball's Washington excursion leay-
ing Boston today includes many Maine
people, most of them from Bangor. and
vicinity. Those from Portland and vi
entity are: Mrs. W. E. Clements, Port
land; Miss Marie II. Clements, Portland;
Miss Annie FL. Latham, Deeriug Centre
Miss D. M. Morton, Deering Centre; MIR.
and Mrs. D. W. Hawkes., Deering; Miss
Hawkes., Deering; Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Varney, Deering; Mrs. and Miss Good
rich, Deering; Fred P. Whittier, Port
land.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
THERE WILL NOT BE A BATTERY
OF ARTILLERY.

The statement to the effect that Harry
M. Milliken Of this city had secured a
permit to organize a battery Of light
artillery is denied by Adjutant General
Richards, who refused on the ground,
he says, that the appropriation for mill
tary funds is not large enough to war
rant any extra expenses, other than what
is now being carried.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
FUNERAL OF MRS. CAROLINE
KICKER ROLLINS.

The funeral of Mrs Caroline Kicker
Rollins, wife Of Major Albert G. Roll
Inns, occurred at her late home on For
est avenue at 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. There was large attendance Of
relatives and friends and the floral
offerings were many and beautiful. Rev.
DIR. Fem ofticiated, assisted by the hev.
John Carroll Perkins. The burial was
at Evergreen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice to Contractors.

y care of the street lamps on Peaks and
Long Island will be received by the Committee
on Lights up to O'Clock p m.., March 3oth.
Bidders are requested to make their price, SO
much per lamp per month, the committee re-
serving the right to reject any or all bids
Bids should be marked Proposals for Light
ing and addressed to w. L. SMITH Chairman
Lighting Committee, Auditors Office, City
Building. mch26-4t
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the usual time and went to the stable to
feed his horses. On returning he found
his wife dead. She had evidently risen
and was attempting to dress when death
came. Mrs. Averill had not been feeling
we'll for several days but her illness was
not considered serious. Her death is sup
posed to have been caused by heart
troable. xashsNaseahouts1 years olds Il