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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-Further conferences on Samoan
questions were held in Berlin - MAJOR
Hartmann an artillery officer, gave strong testl-
rnony in favor Of Dreyfus before the Court or
cessation in Paris. the managers Of Figaro
were fined for publishing the evidence before
the court - Carlist agitation is spreading 10
the south OF Spain; Don jaime, son Of the Pre-
tender is trying TO float loan In Paris. -
An attempt was made by a servant 10 assas-
sinate the Cars aide-de-camp. General Nancy
- A. W. Pneros comedy. Gay LORD Quex.
was produced at the Globe Theatre in London
John Hare and Irene Vanbrugh playing the
leading parts: the play proved a success -
The British steamer Cato foundered OF the
coast of Cornwall: the captain, his wife and six
Of the crew were saved by a trawler. -
Fishermen saw a large vessel founder and men
drown off Lundy Island. on the coast or Eng
land. - The fighting between the Turks and
the rebellious Arabs Of Yemen continues -
Great Britain will occupy her new territory at
Kow- Loon. adjoining Hong Kong, on April IL.
DOMESTIC-R of the Peace Treaty
will probably be exchanged in Washington ms
week and friendly relations with spain VIII at
once be resumed Two splendid Sevres
vases were presented to the American people by.
NJ Cambon the French Ambassador In penaIt
of the late President Faure, and accepted py
President Mckinley. - Mr.. Powell testified
before the Army Beef Court Of Inquiry regard
ing his preservative process and more reports
from officers condemning the canned beef were
read - The President appointed several ca
dets-at-large 10 the West Point Military Acad-
envy - Governor Roosevelt has decided to
appoint William Church Osborne Lunacy Com
missioner in place of Goodwin Brown. - An
important address the relations Of China and
America was made by the Chinese Minister. WI
Ting Fang. in Philadelphia
CITY-Stocks were irregular at small de-
ciines - The Mazet Investigating Commit
tee Of the Assembly. began its investigation
of the Tammany administration and examined
Chief Of Police Devery. Charles K. F. Mccain
and other witnesses. =-- The police ridiculed
the theory that the Andrews house fatal fire
was of incendiary origin. - The Plaza Re-
publican Club held a dinner at the Hotel Savoy.
Ex-Governor Black Chauncey Nj Depew and
others made addresses - The feature OF the
dinner Of the Republican, Club Of the XXVllth
Assembly District was the patriotic enthusiasm
caused by the playing of National airs.
THE WEATHER.-Foreca for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest, % de-
erees; lowest AZ; average. 533s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

This sending OF messenger boys across the
ocean with letters may be lots Of fun for the
boys but 1t really doesn't seem to prove any
thing. Everybody knows that letter can be
transmitted by special messenger In the ma
tority OF cases more expedtiously than by mail
But II would he fine t0c to undertake to de
llyer all letters in that fashion. And II ls simple
nonsense to suggest that the postofce should be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

The difficulty In finding suitable warden OF
Sing Sing Prison might perhaps be solved by the
continuation Of the present incumbent, who has
had remarkable success in keeping the prisoners
at work in spite OF the obstacles thrown in his
way by the law. and who has been. so far as is
publicly known, an excellent officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Colonel Bryan seems to be sitting up O. nights
inventing eplgrams. each Of them sillier and
flstter than its predecessor. His latest Is that
imperialism is the poor mans load" why not
The windjammers delight" The dema-
gogues bogie"?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

remote chance of their becoming the means OF
disaster The doctrine Of fatalisrr is repugnant
TO sane minds hut we are not only authorized
but cntpined to refrain from borrowing trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

able TO sort ten thousand letters and get them
all to their various destinations az quickly as
one messenger can rush through with a single
letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

Improved postal facilities make larger postal
revenues New-York should not be forgotten II
the Postofce Department wants to cut down
its deficit still further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

II may not be inappropriate TO call the at
tention OF the Board Of Health 20 the fact that
the smut-smoke nuisance has not yet been
abated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

wedding OF interest to residents ., v,s
as well as staten Island. will be tnat VI az
Miller daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Hen,' and
10 Edward Whltehouse. son OF -" .nd :
George Whitehouse. ~ New-BrighleWno rulan y
OF Worthlpgton Whltehouse ana j. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09

1
| bany; Miss Eleanor z. c. Lewis Miss Az
Sturgis Miss Isabel Curtis and Miss Augusta y
| bins Mr.. Pa-ish's best man was tne ~
brother. Seymour Perkins. The usners we'e A.,
Henry s. Morton, Wilson Smith. John Cais: \,
Jay jr Louis Smith, Clarence storm M Meny 4
ford and the bridegroom proper tbbert. u
OF Trinity Chapel assisted by the Rev III IT, =
ton. performed the marriage ceremony, wa M
followed BY T West Port sS sH s
The marriage OF Miss Victoria f. Paul 49,
fer Of the late Rev Robert Paul 70 the Kew ~, -
A. Leighton chaplain and professor 10 no .',..s
lege. Geneva. ~ Y. was solemnzed Al o1' -,
Wednesday afternoon last. in the chans'y % s =.
Church Broadway and feminist. Ohv
number OF guests were present AT inc Ca. e
which was performed by the Rev. DR. "uH'r ~
Vibbert, OF Trinity Chapel. and the Key s,rs.h \
tam r Huntington. rector or Grace Nnssv hs \
bride who was unattended was given ava -, d,
Rev y O. Halsted. The brldegr992n,, ~ Hcs1
was the Rev pr R; r. Jones pr, PreSRt Rev 6eorg.
Rottome. OF Grace Church PARISH a"'
II. r. Wadleigh.
Tho wedding Of Miss Miriam D. Hnde o.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs James Frederick HINGE,
gar Zabriskie occurred on "Wednesday e'ea ven.
AZ the home OF the brides parents NO Nv 4
Ninety-ffth-st The officiating clergyman ~
Rev. Charles A. Hamilton. curate OF o. -,
Chapel The brides only attendant, was vas pssri
ter. Miss Bessie Hinde; Frederi'H Lusycourt
tr. was best man ana Cnaries sbars The 81
WILDER Curtis Goodale served as ushe's ,adysg
present at the ceremony were ne 'e'""
Intimate friends OF the young coupe
The fashionable wedding on THURSDAY "a
OF Miss Ada Godfrey. daughter OF "i. OF.
Charles II. Godfrey. 10 WHY'S Ross'e' -. 4
St Thomas's Church. IL was one VI IL
picturesque marriage ceremonies OF ,ne nor,
at the church as we'll as at Mr.. Hou'. esssentIon y
West Fifty-seventh-st. where me aur,ng q
held there was an enormous ou.P'
friends OF the bride and bridegroom
Tho weddings OF this week will be intefes IA
numerous beginning with that OF MISS IA
Worden. daughter OF Daniel I. Worde"' sx,s +
Lowell A grandson OF James Russes w,ry<
Grace Church tomorrow afternoon MS III -
who "a a tall graceful handsome siiII' The ~
hut one attendant a maid or hohVI. LNyE
ushers will be the brides nrothe,r,, ,,snn 81
Worden; John 7. Burnett. Rooert ~. The ve;, H.
A Iawton and Ledyard HecksehsI.. annex ~
reakfast will be served In the lanie' Il
Metropolitan Cluo. ~.
A wedding OF interest to residents - NO y
es well as staten Island. will be that u a. VI
Miller. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Henri .na
10 Edward Whltehouse son oil "' .rd 4
George Whtehouse. ~ New eNu,rman
OF Worthlpgton Whltehouse anu .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
BanCo Territorial y Agr(co|a de Pto Rico


Celebrado hoy en- session publica y ante ell
Notario don Maurioio Guerra ell aoto de amor
tizaci6n de las c6dulas hlpotecarias de la terce-
rs y cuarta emission resultaron amortizsdas las
siguientes:-Dies y ocho cedulas de la tercera
emission numeros Observation-Disclosures
$50 -737-76a-l,lo 100 -1,17s-1,265-1,2s7-
,327-1,5a4-l, 57s-l, 1851, s6s-1,9l4.
Sesenta y seis c6dulas de la a emission nj.
meros lbs Observation-Disclosures
-
-
Observation-Disclosures 6O6.-6O9-
692-693-694 -7O7-717-733.-771-799-
Observation-Disclosures 953.-961- 965-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lo que Sc haoe publioo para conooimiento
de los interesados. San Juan de Rico Il
de Dioiembre de ls99-El Seoretario-Juan
de Gusman Benites-Vo Bo-El Director &C.
rente-- Vicente Antoneti.
A. a. 9. 3-3
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- FL paisano Pedro Palms fuG oondu.
cido aver tarde al eDeposito, por transitar en-
oamiseta por las oalles.
- Anoche arresto la po.icfa varios indi.
viduos que fueron hallados durmiendo en- ell
ensanche. Estaban tirados sobre ell paste y
envueltos en- trajes viejos quehabfa por allf.
Anoohe q lac 9, Ia policfa tuvo que
imponer ell 6rden en- Ell osfetfn situsdo en- Ia ca.
lie de San jose, ne 81, donde unos cuantoa
hombres amerioanos, promovian gran escAnda'
10; ocupsndo IN revolver q uno de ellos, que
Sc llama Francisco K Dubes, del IL Q Regi,
miento de infanterfs, hs dado cuenta.
-" Aver fae detenido por Ia policfa un
individuo apodade sPolo,. autor de un dispa.
70 de anna hecho en- la Ciudad, y reclamado
por Ell Juzgado de San Francisco.
.os Fl obrero sooialieta don Ramon Ro.
nero Rosa ha heoho circular una hoja suelta
titulada eSocialismo y polftics,. que a tres CO.
lumnas lleva l metro 26 centfmetros de COM
~posici6n tipografca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
De M0rOViiS.


Lo que viene oourriendo en- ell barrio eBa.
rahona, de esta Jurisdiction es digno de que
lleg7e & oidos de las autoridades de Ia provin.
ola,
Desde 81 dia 8 DIS Agosto ppdo 8 sea, des.
de que pas6 ell temporal de San Ciriaco que pro
dujo por estos campos la desolaoion y la ruina,
vive I'm hombre honrado, con gu mujer y ooho
hijos, refugiado como los ~salvsjes en- una nueva
sin mas CANA que ell tosoo piso, y sin mas ali
mento que ell que logra obtener con 50 mendi'
cidad.
Este hombre es Ramon Guzman y ell dra.
ma que reiero viene sucedisndo en- la inca de
Valerie Co6nl.
Mientras esta esoena bochornosa pasa en-
nuestro pueblo, pueblo que siempre fa6 oarita.
two por cualidad ing6nita, observamos que
abundan las provisiones en- los dep6sitos del ba
rrio, y 10 que es mas punible, en- Ia casa de pro
p%ietarlos peque6os que fngi6ndolas de pobrea
| insolventes han acudido al captain americana,
| como ~infelices mendigos.
Mas cuiiado deberfa existir en- Ia przcti.
ca de Ia caridsd; pues mientras unos cnantoa
farsantes Sc aprovechan del flon, otros infeli
ces como Ramon Gusman, viven sin pan para
su familia y teniendo por unico amparo Ia
| profudidad de una caverna.
E Co7re:ponsaz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06

-. FL dfa ha alberto hoy lluvioso, en-.
oapotado. Dias como este, cuando re siente
un POGO de humedad es necesario uns oopits
de anls marca Gel Andalux,, ell que ds strea
y raya.s Pfdase eD todas parties y tengase
cuidado, con las imitsciones.
~ Los se1ores Rucsbado y Poftels ba
puesto en- conooimiento del Secretario Civil.
sumos una oertifcacion que lie han pedido, de
las cantidades que han pagado por derecbos 90.
bre oigarrillos.
Ha sido informado I'm escrito de don
Guillermo r. Scamaroni, & la Secretarfs CT.
vii quejandose de que no Sc lie pagan sueldos
que &c le adeudan.
Sc n%ecesitan braceroS . rEKkN y
de.een trasladarse & ssnto Domingo p.rs de qI'
carse a trabajos de campo.
lnforman; en- esta Capital Diaz Valdepa.
res, San Justo 8 Lioorerfa,-En Msvaoiisz.
Berroosl y Ferrer Ella Gran Via,
N-A-s-3
-. Las honras celebradas aver DOR ell
eterno descanso del fnado don Feline Cutie.
rrex fue un aoto imponente demcstrando asf
Ell Cablldo e. sprecio y consideration & que 90
hizo acreedor Ell antig quo Director de capills ds
la Santa Iglesia Cathedral. i
a llegar ell feretro frente & este temple ,
al de San Jose re o~antaron dos responaos.
~ u tAGuAO u6 GIL DeD8teJ l8 Wis
to la luz publics en- Ponce I'm nuevo psri6dioo
dirigido por don jose Pio6 Matos.
- FL sabado pr6ximo es ell dfa anuncia,
Do para efeotuarse las eleociones de Ponce.
- liza fallecldo repentinamente en- ell
barrio <Coto Laurel, de Ponce don Julio Jor,
dan Gonzalez.
-. RI pan en- Rio Piedras Sc vende 4 6
oentavcs. en- santurce q s, en- Fuerta de Tie.
ra a y q 6 y squf en- la Capital & s. iEn
ana R0naIsfa oafo oohoroiuofo m n
{ Esta o no libre de derechos la hsrina? Va
nos ocuparemos de este particular.
80. Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir la
vista de nuestro amigo y agente corresponssl
en- Naguabo don Diego Lopez Carols.
-. Mientras re hslla ausente Ia Corte
Federal ae hara cargo de todos los asuntos con-
cernientes 4 dicho Tribunal ell sehor B. w.
Bates Deputy Clerk del mismo.
-. lQue' piensa hacer ell Ayuntamiento
de las raioes y troncos sscos que aun estan to.
davia q los costados del paseo de Covadouea
con perjuicio del ornate publico?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
Comit6 Republican,
EN- RIO CRANDE.

El dia 2 del actual ha quedado constituido
ell Comit6 Republioano en- Rio Grande con las
sigaientes personals.
Presidente Honorario, don Eduardo D.
Gonzalez Beltran.
Preaidente Elective, Lodo. don Enrique
Gonzalez Rodriguez.
Vice Presidente, don Antonio Zechini Veu
Secretario, don Jose Vivas MoHge.
Vooales, don Francisco Trinidad; don Pc
dro Roig; don Luis Gonzalez Santana; don AL
fonso Ruiz; don jesus Gonzalez y don Antonio
Rivera Leon.
Vooales suplentes; don Tomas Benoy; don
Fernando Franco; don Jose Gonzalez Marquee
y don Angel Quihones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
De Aguadilla.

Ell lunes 8 que16 establecido ell Vice Con
sulado Espanol de Aguadills. Espa1a esta
bien representada en- ell iepartamento, puesto
que es Vice Consul don Salvador Amelly Ma
50, abogado y notario espahol, que dej6 de ejer-
Ger al cesar la soberanfa de Espahs, persona
fna & ilustrada y de una posioi6n independent
to.
Segun sc dice ell Canoiller del vice Consul
lado. es don Emilio de Mazarredo Captain re-
tirado de la Guardia Civil y :ex-direotor de eel
LAtigo,,
C~orresponsal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
HERMINI0 DIAz NAVARRO
AWYE r
Ex-Secretario de Justicia.

Ha vuelto q abrir gu BUFETE en- San JOSS
St. II, entresuelo de la derecha Y ofrece sus
servicios como AVOCADO en- asuntos judiciales
que Sc hayan de tramitar ante los Tribunales
del pats 6 ante la C0RTE PROVISIONAL V en- los
asuntos administrative que deban resolverse
en- Ell Gobierno general 9 Ell los demas Centres
ofciales.
San Juan Pto. Rico, lode Julio 1899.
TeigonO zo7.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
S0brin0s de Armas
c CRUZ IA. eS

e" CRUZ Is. 81.
Venden un taqufmetro Cleper de la fAbri-
ca de A. Salmorachi de Milan. Daremos los
detalles que nos pidieren desde oualesquiera
punto de la isla Aaes-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
Ell al6linO de CaQQaS

Haoe algunos dias publicsmos una notioia
falsa de cierta candidatura federal, que nos en-
vi6 algun vago de Caguas tomando ell nombre
de nuestro amigo don Ignaoio Bosoana, vecino
honorable de aquella oiudad-
Como no tenemos registro de 6rmas, toma-
mos por oierto Ell informe elaborado por un
despreciable anonimista, que tai We. pretende
pasar ante la sooiedad por persona decente, sin
oonaiderar que tales prooedimientos son muy
impropios de pueblos cultos. Tomar & la prem
50 s6ria como elemento de chismes y falls edades
es Ell colmo de la inoorrecci6n.;
FL sehor Bosoana nos escribe sobre ese par
%ticular, y aentimos no tener espaoio libre para
publican fntegra su carta, pero 81 no necesita
aincerarse ante n%osotros, nj ante sus conveoi
nos, pues su reputation de persona seria esta
muy bien sentada.
Falta hace una Orden General para CORE
CIR merecidamente 4 libelistas y a%nonimista,
perniciosos perturbadores de la sociedad que
vive del trabsjo, -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
AL cO1nerci0!!!!!!!

SOBREs propios para listines & 81 10
81 mlllar Sobrinos de Armas Cruz IS.
A q. e.. Sd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
DecIaraciones jurddas dc ganado

TAlonarios para 81 CO bro de los nuevos i'm
De vents en- e.ta imprenta al contado.
Mp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-17
A PROvIDENTiAL ESCAPE.
Mrs. Williams Delay in Entering Her Barn
Undoubtedly Saved Her Life.

William Williams, who lives about
four miles up on the West River road,
was in the city. Friday. and he told the
Journal of the killing of his two horses
by lightning, during Wednesdays
storm. Mrs. Williams was just enter
ing the barn when the lightning struck
it and she saw the horses fall dead. She
ran to the barn chamber to see if a fire
had been set there and seeing none re-
turned, finding a blaze on the smooth
wall of the harness room. Selling a
pail of water from tub that sat near
she extinguished the flames when they
We're less than a foot from a NOV of
hay
She had spoken of going to the barn
several times during the storm, but was
prevented. and the fact that she was
prevented up to the time she did go
seems almost providential as she would
doubtless have been killed with the
horses. Her intention was to go to the
barn to change the horses to an open
stall.
one of the shoes of the horses was
torn off and thrown several feet behind
the place he was standing. and it was
thrown 50 violently that it stuck in the
floor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-17
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services-AII are Cordially Invited
to Attend.

GOSPEL MISSION: Sunday School at
1890 A NJ; Gospel meetings at and 730
p. NJ; Bible reading at 2.30, Thursday
afternoon.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH: Morning
exercises by the Sunday-sChool. Being
children's Sunday there will be no other
services for the day.
ST. BARNABAS CHAPEL, Bangor
street: Third Sunday after Trinity. Holy
Communion at \. NJ; Sunday School at
2i5 p NJ; evening prayer at $50 p. NJ
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH: Rev. Ev-
erett Lesher, pastor; sermon, 1870 A M;
Sunday-sChool at noon: young peoples
meeting, 6.45 P. NJ; praise and regular
gospel service, 7.S0 p. NJ
UNITARIAN CHURCH: Services at
1890 A. NJ. conducted by Mr.. Newbert,
with sermon by Rev. J.. G. Burroughs of
Wiscasset; childrens day exercises by
the Sunday-school at IL o'clock.
CONGREGATIONALC CHURCH.: 1890,
morning worship with sermon by the pas
tor; subject. Spirituality" II M. Sun
day-school; ! P. NJ, I. P. 5. c. f. meet
ing followed by short address by the
pastor.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SGIEN-
list: Services at the Christian Science
reading rooms. Sunday. at l045 A NJ:
subject IL The Iniyerse Including i! Man
evening meeting at $50 +. Nj.
f1RSl BAPTIST C1l j. NJ.
Wyman, pastor; morning worship at 80,
with sermon by Rev. J. r. Boardman Of
Hallowell, in exchange with the pastor;
Sunday-school at noon; Y. p. S. c. f.
meeting at 6.30 p. NJ; general service at
80 +. NJ.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH on
Northern Avenue: Morning service at
1890 A. NJ; Sunday-school at i. 45 4. M;
services in the evening on the line OF chill
dren day service in charge Of Mrs. May
Glidden; prayer-meeting, Thursday eve
ming al $50.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services will be
held, Sunday at 5 Summer street, at 10. 40
A. NJ. Subject: rs the Universe Includ-
ing Man Evolved by Atomic Force?";
also Wednesday evening at 745, subjects
pertaining to Christian Science and per-
sonal demonstrations.
PEOPLES CHURCH: Rev. y. s.
Crosby. pastor; preaching at 1890 A. M.
subject, Her Ways are Ways of Pleas
antness," by Rev. B. s. Crosby; Sabbath
school at 11.30 A. NJ; funeral Of Mr.. II.
Scott at =. NJ: Y. p. S. c. f. at $50 p.
NJ, led by Mrs. Abbie Richmond, followed
by a social talk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-17
FOR A CHILOREN'S WARD.
Recital Of Miss Partridge's kindergarten for
Benefi! Of City Hospital.

The recital that Mr.. Partridge's kin
dergarten class was to have given, last
week, but was postponed on account
of the other commencement exercises,
will be given, Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock, at the Unitarian parlors. 1t has
been decided by Miss Partridge and the
children to have the proceeds of this
recital go toward the foundation of a
fund for the establishment Of a chill
dren's room at the City hospital.
At previous recitals given by the
kindergarten classes. about 500 has
been earned for the Jamaica Plains
school for the blind. The idea Of Civ
ing the proceeds toward home insti-
tuition where the little children of this
city may benefit, was eagerly grasped
by the children and they will doubtless
derive many hours of pleasure in think
ing Of the good they will do
The recital given by the little ones
is something novel, and a person who
has never been present al one Of them
cannot begin TO appreciate the pleasure
in attending one. The admission is al
ways set at low figure, yet in
the years past large sums have been
derived from each. The friends Of the
little folks flock to see them in their
interesting exercises.
The inducement at this recital will
be doubly strong to the many friends OF
the City hospital. and doubtless Miss
Partridge will meet with the good sue
dren are to have the tickets for sale
after this noon. and will offer them I'M
til Monday afternoon at the time OF the
recital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-17
A Sewer N uisance.

There is a very unsanitary condition
street and | find some difficulty in de-
termning the person or persons who
are responsible" said Health officer
Randall, Friday. The circumstances
are as follows: A few years ago the
Augusta, Hallowell & Gardiner Rail
road Co., wishing to be rid of surface
drainage, sought cooperation OF the
municipal authorities and said authori-
ties decided to assist because it was to
the advantage of the taxpayers that
the hill be properly drained, so the city
furnished the tile for the drain
MIR. Herbert Norcross wished to en-
ter the public sewer with his house
drainage and proceeded to connect up
and by his connection the drain, which
was designed to be simply for street
and surface drainage, has become a
sewer and like most sewers is no
peach orchard" The drain empties
it's contents upon the land of a widowed
lady at the foot of the hill and here
makes sad havoc.
THE board of health has tried to
abait the nuisance. but no one will own
the sewer. Notice has been served on
the railroad company and City Solicit
tor Leigh says they are in fault. The
matter will be pushed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-17

Ada Miranda Clark, c.; Allen Clark,
c.. Elizabeth A. Durfor, English.
Clara Marcia Folsome, E.; Lucy Whit
ten Glidden, E.; Myrtle Verdella Hall.
E.; Philip Meserve Hayden, C. p:
Muriel Sturgis Haynes, c.. Harry NJ
Jersey, c.; Hazel Marion Hovey, C. r.:
Alice Harlow Johnson. C. p; Annie
Louise Jones, c.; Arthur w. Mar
tin. E.; Louise Rebecca Merrill. c.:
G. Stanley Morton, E.: Ethel Marga-
ret Partridge, f.; Niles Lee Perkins,
G. p; Grant Pierce, c. p; Mabel
Rand, c.; Cora Mae Randall, E.;
John Joseph Ryan, E.: Sadie f.. Samp
son, r.; William Caldwell Titcomb, c.
p; Florence T.. Worthing, C. p; Addie
Clifton, G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-17
The Frances Willard Hospital, Chicago, iii.

Miss Georgiana Dean was for three
years missionary in Liberia under the
M. E. Church from the training school
In Chicago. After her return she stud
led nursing, graduating from the pres
ent Frances E. Willard National Temp
erance Hospital Of Chicago. She is an
enthusiastic friend Of Pe-ru-na, as is evil
dent from the following letter:
~ CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. %, 1899.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co., Columbus, O.:
Gentlemen-You will be glad to know
Of the happy results obtained from the
use Of Pe-ru-na among the patients I'M
der my care whenever prescribed by the
physician. / have seen some very re-