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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-27

A sloop left Philadelphia primed for the
klondike gold fields by way of the Horn.
Going down the river the party struck a
snow furry and five of them at once lost
all appetite for nuggets and expressed Il
feVerish desire to go back home They
We're accordingly landed ut Cape Nav
and the rest Went on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-27
HANCOCK.

Matthews.
Bar Harbor-April IL, Mrs. Mary T.
Bunker, aged about 50 years.
wales Lowell, aged 2i years; April iG
James Sherburne Hardy, aged G2 years
Salisbury Cove-April 16, Fayette Camp.
Indian River-Aprl II. Mrs Eliza M
widow of Joseph y. Emerson. aged Is
years.
KENNEBEC.
Chelsea-April II, Peter McAuly, aged
IS years.
Augusta-Aprl II; Isaac A. Hammond
aged 81 years, April IL, Jones Blackstone
formerly of Pownal.
Winthrop-April II, Mrs. Betscy l.. Ben
iamin April A. Cyrus McCuly, aged Z
years.
KNOX.
Friendship-April H. Mrs. Eliza Borne.
man, aged 80 years months: April 1G
Mrs. Mary w. Morton, aged G2 years.
months.
Camden-April lG. Joseph Metcalf
RorkIand-April lG, Laura b., daughter
Of Nathaniel G. and Clstic Skinner, Il ma
tive Of Jonesport. aged 9 years, months
April T. James w Smith, formerly oi
Rockport. aged 40 years. II months.
days; April 70. Gilbert NJ. Day, formerly
of fremont, aged IS years, 2 months, i;
days.
Rockville. Rockport-April -, Orris T.
MosSman, aged - years, months, i
days.
Thomaston-April II, Jessie +. Camp
bell, native of chatham. n. T., aged 7(
years, IL days.
South Thomaston-April 20, Zilphia, wife
Of Asa NJ, Glover, aged ~ years, ) months,
2S days
Union-ApriI 12. Hattie A., wife of VII
liam +. Cummings, aged . years.
OXFORD.
Oxford-April Il, Charles Reed, aged %
years.
NorWay-Aprll ", Edward g. Rounds
aged % years
Napies-Aprll II, Sarah j., widow Of
George jackson:
Paris-April u, r.. Grant Harlow, aged
% years
South Paris-Aprl Is. Leon A.. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. James -. Ripley, aged Il
years months. u days
fENoifS' ~.
Bangor-Aprl q Mrs. Rosanna g..
widow Of tn" late William Thompson.
aged 70 years. ! month % days: Mrs.
Sara f. Barton, aged 81 years. 10 months
and q days. April a. owen Coen. aged 81
gears Mary FRANCES daughter 81 'hari"s
dsvs' Inbn i, phtiIirg .,rc5 = v..,r-.
anril IL Mr. tt,"trrig i S.,,inrn ,,ped
. t..',,s nnn,,tt% > 1'r.. gi,rfbniornru.
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Ornevnlo-April M Mrs Sadie Hoxie
aged ~ wears
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-27

AN EVENING PARTY
or your every day table will be catered
to by us in all the choicest table deli
cacies in canned, potted and deviled
meats, anchovies, sardnes, salmon.
olives. preserves in glass, fruit, Jams
and jellies, and all kinds of canned
foods put up by the best Gamers of
Europe and America. Our butter
cheese and fine biscuits are unexcellad.
We also have a full line of choice teas
and coffees.
HILL & LOCKE,
Augusta, Maine.
jAn1. att
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-27
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.
"A nR.A. cARcELoN

X. "A. GAkCELolN
of Lewiston, has q
barn full of fine
young horses at.
his farm. Among
the doctors stock
are some fine colts
by The Seer, Mes
senger Lambert,
and Messenger
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-27
G. W. Wadleigh, Augusta.
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
To the Taxpayers Of
the City of Augusta:

You are hereby notified to bring IN true W
and complete lists of your polls ana e.
tates, real and personal, not by law W.. e.
cmpt from taxation, of which you WEE veo
possessed on the first day of April, is,o
and as Executor. Administrator, ouaA
dian or Trustee: also number of dog; ;;,,;nS anS
poultry. For the purpose OF rece'nns am.
said lists and administering the oatn ass. aS
thoriZed thereto. the undersigned, Assesf ~
ors of said city. viii be in SESSION l.,r. y.
their office in CITY HALL, each sa.ut Saul
day before or on the eth day OF May heA. ~
from Q to Il o'clock A. NJ, and from 80 w
I o'clock +. NJ, and also ON al, storn'
days up to and including that date. ,,-,,,
Failing to bring in such lists. you ycTIT W.T.
thereby BE BARRED OF ANY hiHGn hiHnn.
to make application to the County nss ovn
missioners for an abatement OF any .aAs
which may be assessed against you. an
Blanks for returns may be had OF US ~ ~
applicat ton, or by calling at the onice "
the City Treasurer. -.
CHARLES w. JONES.r
CLARENCE B. BURLElGns
JOSEPH II. WALL.
Assessors Of Augusta
April /, 1898. ..----..---..---->A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-27
War Has Struck Soapine. \

I shall sell the regular size that re-
tails for 10 cents, for cents. If
Warranted to he one of the best soap
powders at less than one-half price
of other kinds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-27
N. STEINEnT &SONS Co.

The leading piano and music house own
ing and operating fifteen large stores
Sole New England representatives for the
sale of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-27
Died.
AROOSTOOE

AROOSTOOK
New Sweden-April Is. Mrs. A. Hanson,
aged "a years.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-31
RecueIdos de Mayo de 1895

Asuntos politicos Meetings soc1alistss
en- vsrlas provinoias de Espaf1a. Discusses
de Maura en- Palma de Labra en- CAdix.
Reunion de las mayorfas en- la presidencia
del consejo diseursos de Canovas. Conse.
10 de ministries para tratar de Is adquisici6n
de dos cruceros en- Geneva EI Shah do
Tarqufa es ssesinado on Teheran. Los Es.
tados Unidos protestan de la sentenca sobIe
el 'sCompetitor,. Entrega de los prisiens.
ros italianos por los abisinios. Coron aoi6n
del Gar de Russia. Traslacion de los restos
de Zorrilla Valladolid.
Cdtdstrofes. Terremotos en- ell Ecus.
dor, con mas de Glen vfotimas. Ciol6n en-
TEXAS, con 100 muertos. Explosion en- Bi.
da, con 200 muertos. Terremotos eu Mons.
90. Ciolop en- San Luis, mas de mil vfoti.
mas. Horrorosa catastrofe en- Moscow, con
5000 muertos.
Gue1ro de Cuba Combate soetenido
por Ia columns SuAres Inclan en- Caearajfcs'
"a, contra Maoeo. Combate en- las Villas.
Ataques en- Punta bravo, las Cruces Ca.
magiiey. Bando de Weyler prohlbiendo ID
exportaci6n del tabaco en- rama. Combate
con las &vanzadas de Maximo Gomez. Alta
ques de Cascajal de Palmira. Movimien.
to de los rebeldes haoia la Inca de Mariel.
Avance de Maxine Gomez. Combate de
.JovelIanos y Madruga en- Consolation del
Sur con Maceo.
Siniestros near<timos. Explosion bor-
do del acorazado frances <Almrante Dape-
rr6>, on Tol6n. En- Hull (Torkshize) SO van
4 pique dos buques. En el Rhin, por ex.
plosi6n, SO sumerjen tres buques, con ooho
vfctimas Voladura del crucaro <Marqu6s
de Ia Ensenada,, dentro dc Cabaflas. En-
cay6 el <Martfn Saenz> en- ell baio de Ia
<Anehadax.
Asuntos ''ehy;osos. Procession por las
oslles de Madrid del ouerpo de San 1sidro,
para impetrar del cielo Ia l.uvia. Peregri-
naoi6n Zaragoza la Virgen del Pillar
patrocinada por Ell nunco dc Su Santidad'
Sc expone al pdblico el cnerpo de San I.idro'
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S @ N A N D O

Le1a u2a Obra de un reputadO esCrltor
dominioano; ENRIQUILLO. HI placer que
me produo1a la iectura dc sus ptginas bri.
llantes, gu sabor esencialmente criollo ell
recaerdo de aquellos indios que vivian en- un
timpo, falioes, en- el ya extinguido RENO do
Jaragua, produjeron eE mi alma una especia
de arrobamiento sublime, y cer.6 mis- ojos
la lectura de aquellas tojas, que teufan todo
81 bello colorido de las plantas intertropicales.
Grijalva.... el auente desgracisdo Ia
bella dona Maria de Cuell2r. %. Diego We.
lfzquez, el rival, temible, de Grijalva 49,.
La esperanza. -. la duda que envenens 80.
el ideal no realizado. -. el desangaho que
mata -. todas esas imkgenes, en conA 30
trope], representabanse en- mi imaginac On.
En- este inatante ecb6 oorrer, como un 60
nAmbulo que va descubrir el tesoro que
so1lo despierts .; y me detuve POGO ratio
frente & una lg;esia; penetre, J all1, srrod'
llada en el frfo pavimento, en- medic de
otras mujeres de avanzada edad que rezaban
fsrvorosamente, armadas de escapularios
de lbros de misa, elegantes unos sencillos
los mas, estaba una joven staviada con todos
los atractivos de Ia belleza con todas lxs
primorcsdades de la moda. Mirabs, con
inquietud, todas Girecoiones. y eonrefa al
scr observada por uno que otro joven que
all1 hab1a. No, aquel era eli tssoro que
buscaha. 80. salt de aquel sagrado reoato
me detuve POGO frente & una tienda de
mercerfs; varias j6venes, como una bandada
de paomitas de a|bo plumaje, comprabsn
ointas dc distinto color, para sdornar sus
vestidos y presentarse Ia noche en- Ia re-
treta luoiendo los co!ores variados del guaca-
msyo.... No, aln no estaba el tesoro que
busoaba. .....
Pers6 un instante an los males que adj
gen la pstria; dirijf una Ultima mirada s
las palomitas de albo pluma1 seguf csmi.
nando OF, pocc, las notas armonio'
| has do un piano; me detuve ffente aquel
hogar dcnde la dicha parec]a que no habfa
sido empanada sun.
Dos ni1las de esbelto talle artfssico
peinado, y de aspecto enoantador, eneayaban
un walls, interrumpido s cada instante por
las graesas risotadas de la ooncurreneia
Volvf pensar en- los males que afligen Ia
patria. ?, retirandome, prisa, dc aquel
sitio desde donde observaba aquellas duloes.
legftimas expansiones del hogar. No estaba
alli tampoco ell ideal que habfa sofado. Me
dirigf al Tren; penetre en- un wagon recli.
ne mi cabeza, abatida en- ell marco do una
de las ventanillas, por donde entrsba POGO
despues un frssco delicoso, eaturado del
aroma que despiden las flores oampestres.
Hacia d6nde iba? No podfa adivinarlo.
El tren hizo vsrias paradas, haeta que nor
fin en- una de elias, hacienda un movi imiento
! brusoo, sbandon6 el movible alojamieuto
me pare frente una casa sitnada tres me.
tros de Is ifnea. Una joven, de delicada
hgura, veetlda de saya negra de 0orpii1o
blanoo, lefa.. mientras otras j6venes 1evo-s
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cuesta cara, publioado por 81 Courier des
Estats Unis, reproduce <Don Jnnfpero, 10
siguiente: sta escnadra americana bajo
las ordones del Comodoro Dewey ha atacado
los faertes que defender el puerto de Mani
la; la escuadra eepafola mandada 'por ell
general Montojo, pesar de su inferioridad
en- numero y en- arrnamento de los buques,
ha librado un combate con la escuadra anne
ricana ayudsdo por ell fuego de las haterfas
de Manila Cavite la oblig6 retiraree al
otro lado de Ia bahia. TN POGO mas tarde
Ia escuadra americana ataco de nuevo un
segundo ataque, tan enearniEado como ell
prlmero, tuvo lugar Como ae We Ell Como
doro no ha conssguido gu objeto que era
forzar ell puerto de Manila.
~ El vapor ingl6s <Aldborough, que
SO enooentra en- este puerto, cargara de % &
treinta mil sacos aztoar centrifugada desti-
NADIA los Estados Unidos. Nos dicen que
de ellos proceden dc Ia central s'Can6vanas''
de Lola z
.*.gB@Se ha puesto 4 la venta en- los
estabieclmientos de Sucesores de J. J. Acos'
ia, don Bernardino Sanjarjo don Frsncis-
co ]. Marxuach, Ell interesante Hbro que
acaba dc publican nuestro amigo don Julian
E. Blanco Sosa balo ell titulo ''Veinte Y
cinco amos antes. Apuntes para la Historia.'
LIS obra contiene $50 paginas de lectura Y
dos retratos del autor; ell primero, de los
a1los S7l 1878, ell segundo de la epoca
actual. Vendese peso ell ejemplar, hacen'
do ventojosos descuentos los que tomen
diez mas. d.
~*. Las goletas <Dichosa, <Mayagiie-
zana> estan tomando carga para Mayagiiez,
= la <Mavfa Artau> para Arroyo.
- Leemos en- <El Criterio, de Huma.
Gao: <Por gestiones del ST. Aloalde de esta
localidad eaben1os que varios propietarios
han cedido un ntlmero de'cuerdas de terrenos
para que el pobre sienbre los frutos memories
que desee; pero como este no es suticiente,
creemos que deberA haeerse extensive el bien
& proporcioDar bueyes para zurcar ell terreno
y facilitar las semillas, porque de 10 contra.
rio quedarfa ilusorio.>
*. Sc eDcuentran en- este puerto los
sigueutes buques meroantes. De travesfa:
Paulina, Manueia, Miguel Nj. Pinillos, Gran
Antilla, Vfrgehes, Boath, Aldborongh y
Tyriau. Coetaneros: Dichosa, Maria Artau,
May aRii ezana, Concepcion, Cjementina, Car
melita, Borinquen, Nueva Flor, Vasco =
Carmen.
~. Nos escriben dc Hato-viejo (Areci'
boy: <Varias fsmilias de la villa han cam
biado su residencia otros pintoreecos sitios,
contandose entire elias la simpAtica senoIita
Alvares Lezoano.-Dona Conception Roma,
posca mas de so palomas voladorae, apropia.
das para instruirlas do mensajeras. Sc que.
Jan los vecinos de poca puntualidad en- los
servoos del se1lor Muriilo encargado de
repsrtir la correspondence peri6dioos en- el
barrio.-Se desea saber el lin que tuvo Ia
rifa de ua corte de vestido bordado, cuya
Gsta oircul6 hace tres mesee.-El cuerpo de
vigilancia de este barrio cumple bien s
cOnciencia ga comet;do.>
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La SuscriDcion directa

de &Lo Correspondence de P,ertoR Rico> unle So SO
Ell t,1mestre, udej0nto1os No se1vryl,, suscrip-
clones SIN rago adel03ttodo. Sc p1tedeo hucer ,e,ae
sellos de co17eos gros de Ia pressa Jilletes
2,refaiodos etect5vo.
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Coche triSemanal
LUNA Hernlanos, Y Coinpahia.

Son los uncos oportadores Puerto Rico del famoso
vino tintoy blanco de marca "Angucana" Nfngn-
10 mejora pureza buen sabor En- dicho esta
acaba recibr tamben surtdo
de vnos de Jere Champana superior cores fnos
0oda case de artculos nos del giro. Nadie presentara
uu SurtidO mejor
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(Hors:cnrio Ia Expos1CIoN"; bajo Ia direction de
{lnlf2iAEl sf prOpietariO don Manuel
moega. En- ella hay gran surtido de
corbatas camisetas medias cabaeros Sc hacen
misas a gsto del parroguiano gazoneilios Ia medda
oipales taleres de la Habana Precos sin copetenca
materales supeTiOres Esta 10 que
taa orece al pblco todos los rabaos del ramo 151
nra& nnn4:lo ~in Y FABRICA de LICORES de don
k1kTis tbEAl{fH1 III Manuel AmbrOsiani Ponce, PtO
~'' Eco. f Importation tErecta de
ynos cognacs anisado ginebras finas, yermouh, etc.
atendera los peddos puntualidad, Precos muy po
porados la nis1na-Drgir la correspondence don
Manuel aAmbrOsian.-POnce 45-3l
fnnhn +rsa ,,@ona1 Este coche hara Wales
lIil}iE ItjNEfSSGi1Uf entire esta capital Guaynla
~~ ~"'o ~'"'''~' desde el dla del corrieEte,
lienGo de aqui los MARTES, JUEVES SABADOS, las z
de Ia mailana de Guayana los LUNEs, MIERCoLEs y
NIERNES, q la misma hora.-PREClOS:
asientos de Capital Guayama., vce-versa 1890
idem :, 600
ideIn Cayey 500
den -, CaguaS ESQ
NoTA-Este salra nvarabemente los dias indi-
que desee utizare las poblacones nterneiias
Guayama Juan Biondet, Hotel Frarces,san Juan de
Dicembre de 1897. 49,
dh, 2 Ju1io So CARLOS II. BLONDET.
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4 grandes males
GRANDES REMEDIOS.-

espritu impone devo1ver al sstema nervios
toda vgor; de ahi la indcacion especial de
VinO Cordial de Ctrebrina' de Ulric cOnceptuado
los medicos mas euinentes 81 reconsttuyente
deroso vitalizador mas rapido." 1ps
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Duana oCAs1oN:-se vende arrienda la hacienda
KslkIt4 "BOQUILLAS' encavada en- los barrios de Sa
~~""~ baneta Ag 4rroto ternnino municipal de Ma
yagez Dcha hacienda Queda kiometc de distanca
Msyagu-z. dirigirse i don Arturo
Hau Mayaguez don Roberto Schnabe Aguadia- 3C-1O
The leader., 1898-01-05
CRIMES.
A Few of the More Shocking Tragc-
dies, EspecinIly Domestic.

| killed wife. son and self.
Jan 17.At Rugby, Tenn, BENJAMIN i.
| Davies killed wife and self: affected by ex-
cessive cigarette smoking.
Jan 2S-Near Wayne, Neb., c. X. Rash
Drained wife and children; insanity.
| children and self.
Feb H-At Lexington, KY John W.
Mars, ex-city treasurer, killed 6-year -old
| son, shot daughter and sister and commit
Mar S-At New Orleans r. J. Condor shot
Mace Mason, and Mrs. Carmichael. then
Mar l7,At seryia. Ind. John Hall shot
Mar 1S-Near Wamego, Kan, Vim. Fees
shot wife, mother-in-law and sister-in-law,
then killed himself.
Mar 2O-Near Orrick. Mo-. Bee .Rainwater
KILLED his Wife, daughter. mother-in-law,
Apr Sat South Haven, Mich. Isaac T.
Dickerson killed wife and self;
killed Belle Walker (sweethear) and self
4 May 31-At San Antonio. Tex, BUD
Franks wound up drunken spree by killing
VI" Jun $1At Urbana, O., soldiers guarding
jail fired into mob bent on lynching a col
Orea P sat M. kliHg wis. Peter
man killed wife and self.
Jun lsn n6;saa Davenport, Ia John Gugel-
| lynching OF Sylvanus Jackson (colored).
Hnl sbot I,n Tenn Wm
ousy.
Sep e-At Toledo, O., S. R. Ashwell killed
| Sep TAT Victor, Col, Henry H. Tilotson
killed Ella TAYLOR (sweethearO and self;
Sep Sat Park City. Utah, James Quinn
killed wife and shot self: strong drink
| Sep 25-At Whitesde, Mich, Victor An
derson killed mother and self. AT Sham
and self; her parents refused consent to
Sep Y..Near Carroll. Ia. John Blocker
| killed wife, children and self.
| Oct AT Flint. Mich. Lester L. Burton
Oct 11-At Leominster, Mass. John F.
Oct 19-At Gallup n M, Clemente Rivera
killed Mrs; Victor Barrela and self.
oct ked w Sfe Ea hdr CITY Mss Geo
! sane over business troubles.
| Oct 21-At Chicago jury in Luetgert muir
Nov AT Worcester, Mass, Edward
Hamilton killed wife and daughter and
SI Nov AT Dallas, Tex, Jas. Boswell
killed Mrs. Emma Smith. Jas. Barton and
Nov Near Unadilla. Neb.. Ralph Van
Horn killed 5-year-old son and self; in
Nov Shear Pineville. Ky, Andrew
Vaughn killed wife and self.
| Nov 16-At Gushing, Ia, l.. d. Spickler
| killed wife and self.
Nov 1S-Near Benton Harbor, Mich,
| Henry kammerer killed his father in quar-
rel over money matters also himself
| Nov 2S-At Mason, Mich, Scott Bowdish
shot 9-year-old daughter and killed himself.
Dec PAT Milwaukee Albert Kruger
| killed wife and self
| Dec 6-At Kansas City, Mo-, Chas. Dea-
heller while drunk shot wife and self.
| Dec PIN Chicago, Mrs. Mary Anderson
| asphyxiated self and step-children. In
| St. Louis Marcus Nassauar shot Katie
| Dosenback (sweethear), and killed him.
| self. AT Manchester, KY, VIII Burdy,
Jas. Philpot and Bob Gregory killed in sa-
| lnnn
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SKILL OF DOCTORS TESTED.
Fifteen Years of Suffering.
81 thought should surely die"

When the stomach begins to fail in
its duties, other organs speedily become
affected in sympathy, and life is simply a
burden almost unbeatable. Indigestion
and dyspepsia are SO common that only
the sufferer from these diseases knows
the possibilities of misery that inhere in
them. typical example of the sufferiugs
of the victim of indigestion is furnished
in the case of John c. Pritchard. He went
on for fifteen years, from bad to worse.
In spite of doctors he grew constantly
weaker, and thought he would die. He
got we'll, however, and thus relates his
experience:
"For fifteen years was great sufferer
from indigestion in its worst forms. I
tested the skill of many doctors but grew
worse and worse, until became so weak
1 could not walk fifty yards without having
to sit down and rest. My stomach, liver,
and heart became affected, and thought
would surely die. tried DR.. ]. c. Ayers
Pills and they helped me right away. 1
continued their use and am now entirely
we'll. / don't know of anything that viii
so quickly relieve and cure the terrible
sufferings of dyspepsia as DR.. Ayers
Pills."-JoHN c. PRITcHARD, Brodie, War
rem Co., N. C.
This case is not extraordinary, either in
The leader., 1898-01-05
BUSINESS FAILURES.
Larger Commercial Concerns, Involv-
ing Liabilities of 100000 or Over.

ing Liabilities of $5OO,O 900, or over.
Jan-16-In Cincinnati, Wheeling, Lake
Erie & Pittsburgh Coal Co., $l,056, 900. ard
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co.. $780,
0O0
Feb Pennsylvania Lead Co.. Pitts
burgh. 81 400, 600. =. Keystone Co. (makers
Of agricultural implements), Sterling, ILL.,,
Feb 25-United States Building and Loan
association, Louisville. KY, $500
Mar l-National Building and Loan as
Mar 29-United Press association. New
Apr 7-E. s. Dean & Co., New York, ST.
Apr lO-Cooperative Town Co.. Elizabeth
ton, Tenn, 1,0O0, 900.
Apr Superior (wis.) Consolidated
MAY Mutual Life Insurance Co.. In
annapolis, $4,000 900.
May 11-William Brown & Co., commits
sion merchants, San Francisco, 100000.
,o May 22. ,eND lila Tarr. distilier Licking
May Hubbard Milling Co.. Mankato,
Jun 4-Dolese & Shepard. stone con-
Jun 80 Commercial Building Trust,
Louisville, KY, $500, 900.
Aug l7-Massachusetts Benefit Life as
ISOLATION, Boston, $1,000, 200.
Aug BE. B. Cuthbert e. Co., brokers,
New York, 100000.
Sep l5-Seymore Bros, stock brokers,
new G", York 10 100000.
eGrs' New York, $1,000, &C.,. Fowler Cycle
CO, Chicago, 100000.
,QS 0e a. SO-Werner Co., publishers. Chicago,
Nov fiat Oshkosh, Wis, Henry Sherry,
NUMBER Sa operator and manufacturer, $1.000.-
d DeH Sat A. Greensboro. KY. r. Monarch.
FaIgSc H-Overman Wheel Co., iChicopee
ans Mass; $3.50, 900.
The leader., 1898-01-05

Jun ss-congressmah Edward D. Cooke
(Chicago), IN Washington: aged a.
Jul s-Ex-Gov Jno. Evans. at Denver;
Jul ST.. s. Senator Isham O., Harris
CTenn.j. at Washington: aged TO-. En-
congressman VIM. slocum Groesbeck.
Jul 1nEx-Gov J. A. Morton On. CO. at
Jul asm i5 4. Senator Jas. r. Dooiit.
tie. AZ Edgewood. near Providence. II. T.;
Aug i4-u. s, Senator James q. George.
at Mississippi City, Miss. aged H.. Con-
gresham Ashley 3. Wright. at North Ad-
Sep 1~Ex-secretary OF the Navy Geo. NJ.
Robeson; at Trenton, y. j.; agsd g; =.
Portland, Ne; eyed %: y, s. Senator
oct SEx-u. S. Senator Jno. RoderlcIs
MCPHERSON, at Jersey City, n j.; aged @
Oct 12-Ex-U. s. Senator Charles w.
Jones lFla.), at Detroit, Mich;
Oct iS-Ex,U. s. Senator Robertson, at Co
Oct f7-Charles A. Dana, editor Of New
York Sun. at Glencove. L. l. aged Is. Ex.
u. s. Senator Algernon s. Paddock. at
Beatrice. Neb.; aged CT.
Oct 1s-Admlral Jno. Lorimer Worden ire
tired. hero Of battle between Monitor and
Merrimac, at Washington; aged 80.
Oct fs-Geo. NJ. Pullman. head OF Palace
Car company, at Chicago; aged g.
Oct 2-Henry George, caEtl date for may
or of Greater New York aud single-tax ad-
vocate: aged s.
Nov s-Ex-U, $. Senator Gen. Thos; A.
ClngmHn, at Morgantown, N. c.. aged 81.
Nov 5-Ex-Gov. Jas. Pender. at Milton,
Del aged rs
Nov S-Ex-U. s. Senator Nathan Fellows
Dixon, at Westerly, II. l.: aged so
Nov lex Congressman John M. Lang
ston (Va), prominent colored man. In
Washington, aged 6S.
Nov Congressman Ephralfn M.
Wormer, at Lebanon, Pa: aget SO.
Dec G-Ex- Congressman Jas. 8. Cotheran
| Is. CD at New York.
Dec i2-Mrs Nancy Mckinley, presidents
| mother, at Canton, o.; aged So.
Dec Is = Ex-Congressman Charles L..
Childs Ull), at Pittsburgh. -. Washington
| Hesing, at Chicago, aged 49,
Dec 20-EX Congressman Chas. Daniels,
at Buffalo, n. Y; aged 60.
Dec q = Ex-Congressman John Patton
| (Pa.). In Philadelphia