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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-11
LA HsRENC1A DEL CoNDENADo

toy muy sgradecda INF ell agradecmento puede
separado de Ia amistad sMe concedes la vuestra?,..
Oh! sehorta no 10 dudes la mas respetuosa la mas
sncera de las amades!-excam6 mpeuosamente Gberto.
Os doy las mas expresivas gracias-e dijo Bbana
duloe que Glberto parec6 celesa sabes 10
mucho que os 10 agradezco.
Habfa pronuncsdo solamente palabra amstad
vendose pronunciar otra mas ntima.
En- eecto Bibana crefa que 10 que ella profesaba por
aque amigo de su hermano somene amad pero aque
la amsad haba lido creciendo hss epar por complete
Gllberto.
No haba vsto al sino muy pocas desde
to encuenro Chebourg hsba poddc sare
de pensamiento. Cada que volvan se
aquels amsai haca rapdfsmos lrogreos Cusndo
por ultima v6 Parfs amabs ya sin que sisuera
diera cuenta de elo
Nj aun vspera habfa sendo aquea turbaci6n que
apcderaba de ella al halarse solas Gbeo cual
hubera tendo que agunas paabas mas nt
mas para que la joven lie hubiera alberto alma.
Sin embargo Bibsna fue POGO POGO haciendose due
ia de ST misms Una joven altiya no poda dejarse
tan de epente sorprea de Antes de
descubrir secreO necesitaba meditarlo bien
La ofrenda de coraz6n decir, de vida poda
hacerse con tanta ligereza.
Sentfa necesdad absolute de aearse aquel ugar de
haarse la quins sin embargo, oponfa Ia
sistencia Gberto habfa vueo blanca
depcstsdo ella respetuoso beso. Solo murmur6:
-;Oh... cabalero!
En- aquel oyeron uido de pasos. Bbiana miro
4 travss del fose.
mi padre!
Tuveron aguno momento de pero Bibiaua tom6
enegaids resouci6n No tenfan por que ocultarse
-Vamos a su encuentro.
-Psro. murmur6 Giberto temblsndo--lc6mo le
mos sxplicars s>a.-esz-..
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NOTICIAS

-. Pasajeros llegados en- el vapor espa,
fol "Buenos Aires" procedente de Cadiz y Las
Palmas, entrsdo hey 1 las l94 del dfs: Excma
ssfiora dofa Conception Ramirez de Mscfas y 4
hiios, don Rafael Macfas, don Emilio Barrera
y don Sebsldo Cambil, don Joaquin Parejo,
don Francisco Luque, don German Jimenez J
ssilora, don Enrique Dfsz Guijarro familia,
don Joaquin Mufioz, don Joae Breton, don Ma.
nuel Fontels, dofia Micaela Tapia, don Antonio
Martin, don Rafael Borrego y $50 soldad5s
destinados Puerto Rico.
-. Por Real Decreto comunicsdo este
Gobisrno insulsr con feoha 20 de Enero dtimo
que publics Ia eGaceta officials de hoy, Sc
dispone 10 sguiente: sArtfculo primero. La
exception q. para los funcionarios del orden ju-
dioisl que desempe6en su cargo en- Ia Habsna.
sstablece el artfculo 147 del Real decreto de S
de Enero de 1891, se hace extensive los que
preaten sus servicios en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico J en- Msnils
-. Despues de larga penosa epferme-
dad, como las cuatro de Ia tsrde del dfa de
aver, entreg6 So alma 81 Todopoderoso en- ests
capital (Puerta de Terra ls que en- vida fue
dohs fedora Mojica, viuda de Csrrsfquilo,
dejsndo nm vacto inmenso diffoil de llenar
Los vecinos de Ii Carolina doude reside hasts
haoe pooos dfss, han perdido una verdaders
amiga; y sus desoonsolsdos hijos, una carihoss
amsntfsims madre Que la resignaci6n cris.
tiana mitigue en- psrte 81 justo dolor que pro-
duoe tan irreparabls perdids, y que Dios hsya
acogido en- 81 seno el alma de ls que "a no
sxiste Reoibsn todos sus fsmiliares la EXPIRE.
sion de condolences mas sinoers.
-. Jose Calder6u, veciuo de la calle del
Cristo ndmero s, ha venido quejsrse esta
redaoci6n de que una mujer IN hombre, veci.
NOS suyos sin duds, sc ocupan de regar todos
Loo viernes J martss ciertos polvos en- Ia puerta
do % CASA. SHabrA todavfs por esos mundos
benditos do Dios quien ores en- naalefcios.r
Ha fallsoido en- Ponce la estimabls Sc
- fora do6s Josefa Milero dc Arcials Era
muy aprecisble ,por sus virtudes por
m proverbial honrsdez. Descanse en- pax.
=. Segan lesmos en- La Democracia, 10
smpfess do E7 Liberal de ests cspital ha COM
prsdo ID prensa Marinoni importsds Ponce
nor 81 psrtido Unconditional para imprimir
Il pefi6dico La Pdtria, que no lego yer 10
- Les dostops Gonsaiss Martinez, Bo-
.1aIla |nsSass 81 q ss6es aossilss aaisra.
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ests casa. La tradici6n oristiana de los
'iempos primitivos % que sobre ella sobre el
lugar que ocupAba 90 levant6 en- el Monte Sion
una iglesia llamads <de los Ap6stoles.. FL
Monte Sion era I'm arrabal dc Jerusalem, fuera
de murallas, 90 veian On 81 restos do dos igle.
siss eristiaras J los srque6logos no 90 strevian
dscidir cukl de lss dos era ID que sobre 81 sito
de 10 casa donde cen6 JESUS &c edi6o6 aprove
ohando parte do Ia casa para 10 construction.
Una de estas iglesiss formabs el oentro de un
grupo de edi6cios , SO llamaba <la Tumba de
Davids. La otrs era la nnezquits de ii Aksa.
Ambas mostraban por gu arquitectura hsber
sido cristianas primitivamente y transformadas
despu9s en- mezquitas. La una ae llamaba de
Monte Sion, ALA 4 fines del siglo VII, estuvo
dursnte siglos en- poder de los oristianos, hasta
que en- 1547 los turoos 70 incsutaron dc ella on
sbsoluto. La otra se llsmabs de Santa Ma.
RIA. iCu&l de las dos era Ia que primitivamen'
to 20 llsm6 sde los Ap6stoless?
La duds ha existido hsce POGO.
Pero en- Diciembre de 1895, ell grlego Cleo.
fss M. Koikylides, bibliotecsrio de Ia orden
del Santo Sepulcro, desoubri6 en- una iglesia
.antiquisima de Madabs, en- el pats de Moab,
tantas veoes nombrsdo en- el Antique Testa-
mento, un mosaioo con el maps de Palestine y
el plano complete de jerusalem. Creete que
el moskicc data del siglo ", por 10 tanto,
81 vslor % inosloulsble para 6jar Ia topograffa
de Jerusalem en- tiempos relativamente proxi'
mos los del sefor M. Lagrange, un srqueo.o.
60 que vive en- Jerusalem , que hs hecho un
estudio especial de- lss antigiedades de aqnella
~oiudad santa, y de las obras de San Eusebio,
de San Cirilo y de visjeros tan remotos como
hgunos del siglo Nv, hs declarado que Ia pri
mitivs iglesia de los Ap6stolea, conocida des'
pu6s con 81 nombrs de Monte Sion, es Ia que
hoy SO designa como eTumbs de David, J que
por oonsiguiente, en- ella esta Ell sitio donde
90 celebr6 Ia Santa Cena.
FL piso superior de ests mezquits estA d.
vidido en- dos parties por dos columnas, division
que revsls su orfgeu cristiano. Ea el rincon
so. hay una esoalera que comunca con ell piso
inferior, en- el centro del Quail Sc ensefa el sitio
donde, segdn 10 trsiodi6n, estuvo colocada Ia
mesa para ls Santa Cens. Junto la pared
Norte hay una piedrs que Sc supone sirvio de
asiento Jesus.
Esta mezquits es Is que el sultan pienss
fsgslaf 81 emperador Guillermo.
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tratan de estsblecer en- Maysgiies una socie-
dad de educaoi6n popular
Gran Hotel Frances situado ssIo;. en- el punt. punto
do de esta Villa con espaciosas habitaciones,
hospedaje complete desde tl.5O centavos en-
adelante. Sc admiten abonados Dor meses q
precios sumsmente econ6micos. Gusyama
p. R.-JUAN ALFREDO BLONDET.
-. Ell vspor s.p,tlol M. /. {n'5zs Taaye;yae, st;y
cargo on Msysguez con trasbordo para la Pc :
nfnsula en- esta capital, 700 sscos con 81, 932
kilos cafe, 5s idem s,7l5 id caoao, l3 cajss
plantones cafe, GAIA frutas en- gu iugo cua.
tro cajss cascara de oacao.
-. Dioen de Humacao que suensn allf
con insistenoia los nombres de los Lcdos. don
Pablo Font Msrtelo y don Isidoro Soto NJ
50, para candidates 4 Ia camara insular por
aquella oircunscripol6n electoral.
~. I'm Ia madrugada del dia nueve del
corriente Sc sintio en- Mayagiiez un temblor de
TERRA corto, pero fuerte.
-. A Maysgez Sc han importado olga.
rril os de la Habana oon la msroa La Autono.
mia. Las csjetllas traen los retratos dc mu-
chos de los prohombres del dicho partido en-
Cuba en- Puerto Rioo.
-. A pesa' del slza de los gfros sobre
Nuevs York, ell szdcar ha sufrido baia en- 81
meroado de Maysgiiez La clase que lego &
psgsrse raz6n de tres pesos bsj6 repentina.
mente dos pesos, 95 centavos.
-. Entire los candidates para diputados
Ia camara insulsr, euena en- Mayagiuez el nom.
bre del doctor Carbonell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-11
locI0n antiherpetica del Dr.. MQntas

Els el mejor medicamento para curar les hel.
pes, quitarles la picaz6n en- el momento de-
apllcarla. .-Esta sLocidn, esta perfumada. ~
Cura la caspa evitando la caida del cabello. ---
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines, man.
chas espiniIas de la cara.--Exite SECURE s
Immediate. .-Pfdase en- todas las boticas de II
Allsls.- por mayor en- la del Sr. Guillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-11

Pshos, hilss , ligaduras. Con sstss prsvsnal6
mes, Ia mujer un POGO resuolts pnede acndir G
oaalquier scoidente enfsrmedsd antes qnsa
llegus el m6dico. n s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
HORRIBLE MURDER.
Frank Murphy Kills His Father
at Mars Hill, Maine.
Cuts Off Both Feet and the Hacks
Body With an Axe.
Attacks Father While Asleep Makes His Es-
cape Sheriffs After Him.

Mars Hill, Me, June 7.-(SpeciaD.-
Frank Murphy of Mars Hill, killed his
father at his home back of the noun
tain, Sunday evening.
The deed was committed with an axe
and was the act of a crazy man.
1t surpasses in horror anything that
ever happened in this section and con
sequently the whole region is wildly
excited
The cause of the deed is unknown
unless it can be attributed to insanity.
Young Murphy, who is only II years
old, took the axe and creeping into his
fathers sleeping room while he WAS
asleep, Sunday night, savagely attack
ed him
He first nearly severed both feet,
leaving them hanging by the flesh and
then attacked the body.
The body was nearly cut into when
discovered.
Mr.. Murphy was married and has
several children besides the one who
committed the horrible deed.
The murderer escaped into the Prov
inces, thinking he would be safe from
pursuit, but the shcriffs are on his
track and will speedily have him in
custody
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Not Enough Patriotism in the Ball Game.


The base ball magnatcs should profit
by the enterprise Of theatrical mana
GERS who are letting no opportunity for
patriotic advertising pass unsezed. We
have witnessed hungarian Gypsics
with sashCs made from the Stars ami
stripes. British sailors singing re
member the Maine Alpine cottages
with the American Tags over the door
aud chorus girls clad in red. white and
blue Even the Spanish torcador taxes
the house hy storm if he can sing the
star Spanslcd Banner
50 long as none of these features APP
pear to strike the public as using tht
flag for advertising purposes, the least
the base ban managers can do is to
corv some of them. The uniforms Of
the players should be made of red,
White and blue. The umpire, if suili-
cicntly unpopular, might be tanned
with cosmetics and dressed as a Span
lard. The bases might be made of the
flag and the grand stands be appropri-
atelv decorated. Bands should play
patriotic airs and the players might
iluucrsonate the much talked about
soldiers and sailors Miles, Merritt,
Lee. Dewey. Sampson. Schley. and the
rest. Surely such innovations would
do no more 10 injule a noble game than
the interpolation Of patriotic features
INJURIES legitimate opera and drama
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

IcLLSWORTH-Junc Z, ar, sim lIus-
sar. Rocllland.
EoOTHBAY-June Z. ar. schs annie
GrccnlaW. Gloucester; Grace Otis. do:
steam yacht F.lfrieda, Halifax
EItLFAST-Junr :. ar. sch L NJ Bon
ncy, Ninal Haven.
BATH-June- j. SID schs VIM +
Hood ana Henry wilmington, Ealti-
more; Jose dwarf Washington
EUCKSP0l;T-J June Z, sid. tugs Syl-
vcstcr / Ward and Fanny 6. lighter
Atlas. Portland
Ar and sid, U : lighthouse steamer
Lilac
WlNTEEPoET-June :, ar sch EN-
ma w Day. Crockett, Portland.
FORT r0iNT-Junc I. an blk AEat
(Ncr). for Bangor and L X.
EASTFORT-June T, ar, schs + W
Kinds, Boston.
SID. sch Willie D, Parrsboro.
Pa SENS Alice T Boardman. Boston
for Calais; f.meline G Sawyer. do foI
d.
TORTLAND-June :, an, sch Mary
Wiley Williams. Portsmouth; Itaska
rinkham. Cherrynnld for Boston; X =
Chase, Pickett ana Fanny Han
iiutchius, kennchcc for Boston.
Sll, stms Europa, N;D Boston 10 loa
for Monmouth DOCK; Horatio Hall
New York: bk II {; Johnson. Bucn1s
Ayres; barge Oakland, Philadelphia, in
tow
sAC0-June :. ar, schs A Miller an(
james \ Gray BOSTON.
ANGpH-June Z, ar sch Ella, Coburn
l. itY. Il ,f,r lgas II.
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Bon
Ami
THE MODERN CLEANER
SAVES MoPs, Stops AND MUsS.
All Groccrs

| furl itself to the breeze when one of the
| chief advisers of the King came running
to him and told him that he would have
| to take the flag down. as the first thing
| he knew, If he did not English man
| of-war that was expected at the island.
would arrive, and. the commander find
| ing his nations coors flying over Homo
| lulu. would take possession in the name
| of the Queen. This frightened Kameha-
meha, and he started another hunt for a
| flag. This time the searchers unearthed
an American emblem.
| Taking the two flags, the ruler had
! them made into one. The jack in the cor
nor of the English emblem was left. while
the stripes of the American flag were
auued to IL. Thus the Hawaiian flag at
| first had II stripes and a jack. the same
as the English. The King. when he had
disposed of his French visitors, had time
to think over the matter. 1t was decided
| that it would be better to have only eight
stripes. representing the eight islands of
the nation. The extra pieces were cut off.
leaving the eight stripes, with a white
/ one on the top. The jack still carries the
st. Georges cross the St. Andrews cross
and the ST. Patrick's cross, the same as
| the English.
Soon after the adoption of this flag. the
whites, who had begun to settle on the
! island, came more and more into power
each year until. as result, the monarchy
was finally overthroWn and the republic
placed on firm basis. with white men at
the head of the government The natives.
who are Superstitious, believe the change
in power from the coppcr-colored peopie
to the whites is directly due TO the fact
that the white stripe is directly over the
red in the flag. They say that had the
red been first the whites would never
have gained foothold on the island sufii-
| cient to warrant their taking the rens of
the government in their hands
As result of this superstition. the Leg
stature of Hawaii scarcely ever meets
but what some now bin to change the po-
sition Of the stripes on the flag is brought
The XNiSGSt the the
natives are kept constantly at work on
the drawing up of such measures, and
their members in the Congress are ever
busy trying 10 put the bills through. The
belief is that soon as the order of the
stripes is changed. the red having -
preference. the cQpper-colored natives VIII
again ascend to power and have full sway
in the government.
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Other Domestic Ports.

PORTSMOUTH, y I, June {, ar
sohs Mary Lcc, Red Beach, Me-, !
Fender BansorlorFaIl River Nighun-
9aIr, Bangor for Long Island; Victory.
Franklin Me- for Boston
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS. June
y sid, SchS Silver Spray. Manchester
and Hudson, Witch IIazrI, Helen.
Frank lujIcr, / c pcndIclon, James A
Parsons, \ Y KMdbcrg, y 7, ELLA Y
CyoWcII William Duran, Storm Pet
rel George l. Slip CbW, OdpII, Me-
costa, Damictta and Joanna, Arthur Y
~ Woodruff Charles h Jcliory Nellie
/ Grant, N c Moscl"y, Susan Nj Picker
| ing. benjamin G Firth, Victory. Evic
/ II nan. osprey, David Faust, Gen r
/ > Greeley. Empress, Morris and Cliff
| Sandman. Ada AmoS, Clara, William
! Slater. pcn9hScut. Andrew Nchingc,
| Norcmbaga, Mary Briggs, $ s Kendall,
/ Lp&auo Ahcnaki. Oliver S Bartlett,
| Hume, Mary Snow, James Parker,
| Henry |, Triton. Henry May. Hattie
\ Marsh, Carrie i Hart, Carrie G
Ware Samoset. William II Davenport,
Mary Langdon Izetta, Joel + shepard,
| \ Il Perry, Edith and Nay. joe, Will
liam cobb, G NJ Porter. l. l. Hamli.
Lewis Jane Hattie A1uricI (BlD, Cox
and Green. Mark Gray, Gertrude Alb
bolt, Mary + Morse. Elliot l. Dow,
Marshal Perrin, William j Lipsctt
Cumberland and Charles Cooper.
Psd schs l., Merriam, from Ponce, =
K: Blomidon, Antigua for Boston;
John J Hanson, Washington for Wcy
mouths John /, Coyle, Philadelphia for
Portland; Herbert. New Bedford for
Eocllport Mass
NEW BEDFORD-June :, sid sch
Herbert, Rockland, Me.
JOHANNESBURG :, sid. sch Mart T
Eldrcdcc Portland.
Sld from Cotuit schs Francis Good
now ana American Team, Portland.
SID. from Bass River, schs +,
French and J Frank Seavoy, Portland.
BOSTON-Junc !. ar, stms Austrian.
Glasgow; Prince Edward. Yarmouth, \
S; Europe, Portland, Me; sch Silas Me
Loon, Rockport.
SD Sims kansas. Liverpool; John Wise.
Groen's Landing Me. with bg Margcry:
Yarmouth, Yarmouth \ S; bkt Herbert
Fuller, Brunswick: hr Venice, Meteghan
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ORONO COMMENCEMENT.
Programme OF the Exercises 10 Be Held. June
1902.

Drono. Ne, June -(SpeciaD.- En-
annual commencement exercises oil fii'
University T Maine will he held, jun
tS-32. The programme as given gu
today. is as follows: Saturday, June
II. Junior prize exhibition in the town
han at T. NJ: Sunday. June i" lac
e2lanrcatc address by President y. W.
Harris in the Methodist Episcopal
church at =. Nj: Monday, June 20
ronyocation in the university chapel II
10 A. M; class day exercises at tae
t..yn hall at go +. NJ; reception Of tn"
o. T. Y. Society in its new chapter
mouse: Tuesday. June ~ exhibition
iriu on the campus at 10 y. NJ; fGc"p-
tons BY tbc Hota Theta ri, Alpha Tau
omega and Kappa Sigma Societies a.
, +. NJ: reception by the president at
IS p. NJ: Wednesday. June - com
mcncc.nent exercises at the town nail
in the Methodist Episcopal church At
10 o'clock. followed by the commences
mont dinner. Immediately after tAe
dinner a meeting Of the alumni assoc
citation will be held. The commence
mont concert will be held at o'ciotN K.
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WAR SPIRIT OF SMALL BOYS.
Great Run on the Toy Stores-One Lad OF !
Who Is Tactican.

The dealers in childrens' toys are
wearing their smiling, Christmas-holi-
I@son 0 Of tbr s''S oo rSG IA , le "i'es(
trade.
MANY toy vs. as in Y Anr nave g N we s' sa as
Iba ea4 t S 5fadesma9 a. ,t he replaGea
y ,s.. ga, ,4a5 J. had Deen l1s ..., rpm
been run on the little pewter sol-
cardboard bax, and those mjdshipenen
card. are selling Ike hot hot ca iess wee '"
nc TT Hc Ml@ Snp a %g hays 1"s t mi
szc1 ye xsc 2rg Da S4in THIS Thg s sa
risht IN ene wafer a., are reduced Just now
Mo u as we out 5" aS ana an s. Ssa salbna
and ousles ana SINGLE swords ana d i pis-
a ~ a sI the 'S war - spirit '@S has taIs i
IN uI 'i dr y ,9 sG gni3nsn i .r..
ana WI ana yellow, arc pleasing 70 tha
nrin .ng vo''g,., '"J 1; ,@pS 'l'G , ls-
in favor d the oIl-fasNjopcl vhit,.
Skinned drum that gives out a resonant
'dF'caaI'nSoS response, quite Ike The
Tlll lAlGg, from a military S'andn,ini
Nw,n,, ~, :, ''''"
'''"'''' "iN 'HNdIl lIhCWlSe 0UgIpS MI
Irl1v tn Ln. etru,,.,1..,in
'''u"0 ""Vul lllC llCCk anu
| sounded when npwlol M H. no,I
Il" Wy t1lu-
| WtlJlS l1Ng breast mates rqne ann.
am WHY 0""'
w." HN"IuN VIZ lUil WQUlnneOl for a
| vYu'hru1 ynl1i.r o,,l al
'"'"'Nl "IIu Il " DC ual Tor
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| WI L certain uNlOWn vacant lnl .
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'dIIu W SIlldll QOyS, pQlllmpl with or.
N'UHN hl'l'l0 N'lNlI dS llleSp, nave UIaVp0
mimin u,or. .o,l, .,r..
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FUN ON THE OREGON.
How Old Eepture was Received Wren She
Crossed the Line
UTrom the Milwaukee ScntinelD

tFGpEi the MILWAUKEE, ScntlnPl.)
Cadet Cyrus II. Miller of the battleship
Oregon, writes letter from Caliao i'll
which he tells how, when the ship
crossed the equator. the old ceremony of
the boarding of the ship by Neptune was
observed. incidentally he mentions the
effect of the equatorial sun. which made
The deck il his room hot he could not
stand on it in bare feet, sending the mcr-
curry III 70 30, driving everybody up I'M
der the awnings ON the upper deck. while
the trtmcn in the hold swcltered under
1870 degrees OF heat. The ice machine.
however, furnished cooling drinks. of
Which one can drink copiously in such
temperature without injury. OF the cere-
many re says:
ON March 81 we crossed the line (cqua-
tcr). ana rs we then entered the domains
Of Neptune, he came on board to wei
come Us, especially those who had never
crossed before. one of the old Jackies
made an imposing king, with his crown
ana trident, and his wife Amphitrtc. cut
q stunning figure with long blonde hair
| made out OF manila rope. T.,e imperial
pair We're followed by the court. COM
posed Of Judge and secretary, (n rather
battered tlrcsS SUITS, and numerous po-
llcemcn, Who were distinguished by their
immense size and huge stuffed clubs.
Inc costumes were ridiculous IN the
extreme but ! could never begin to de-
scribe them, All hands were called aft
On the quarterback to muster, Neptune
was Received BY the captain, who turned
JAc %Iilp over TO him. The god Of the
S@ lOcn surveyed TIE horizon carefully
through the Binoculars "a couple Of beer
Bottles dashed J0gclhc0, and then made
Il very pretty speech in which bulIrrogs,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-08
HON. CpAS. WALKER DEAD.
ewiston Loses Her Postmaster and an Hon
ored and Valued Citizen.

Lewiston, Me. June lion 'n''i'eS
Walker. postmaster OF lewiston "'to al
l 20 o'clock Tuesday morning NJ ms noh'
on Spring street, Lewiston alter 'rle'
illness. aged 81 years.
The funeral will occur on Thursday al
8 p. NJ. and the interment will De IN th'
,o+ - riverside cemetery in Lewiston
-,tono Mrs Walkcf and their adopted
son Robert now lie. =,
The only descendant of the line no" i|i'
49, parker of Columbia University
ann,,ev of the deceased and young
r.an of unusual attainments-thc son O.
Mr.. Walkers sister.
~, ,,r,1,.er leaves a large estate