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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-21

Louisburg q. b., April 20-The coast Is
clear Of ice ana shipping has been re-
Sumcd. Two steamers VIII sail. tomor-
row, 70 make an attempt to reach Mont
real. They arc the Rydalholme and Wo-
can. There il considerable ice in Glace
Bay. The steamer CeylOn will get away
tomorrow, for Portland.
Queenstown. April 21-The British
steamer Brittanic from New York for
Liverpool, arrived off this port, at 2
O'Clock. this morning, but owing 10
heavy weather prevailing, was unable
10 communicate with the shore and she
proceeded.
Boston, April 20.-Among the pas
sengers on the steamer Halifax, Can't.
Pye, which arrived here, today. from
Halifax. was L of the crew Of the
fishing schooner Arthur D. Story.
which was driven ashore at New
foundland. about four weeks ago. The
Story will probably prove a total loss.
Southampton, April 20-The coro-
ner's inquest upon the victims Of the
Stella Of the London & Southwestern
Railway Co., which was wrecked on the
CaSquet rocks near the island of Alder
ney, during a dense fog and foundered
10 minutes later. with the loss Of over
20 of those on board, has resulted in a
rider saying that IF the captain had
slowed down and stood out TO sea the
accident would not have happened"
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sIong Balhs Water Front.

Steamer Sagadahoc is being made
ready to go on the Kennebec and Bos-
ton route.
Improvements are being made on The
southern part Of the Sewall shipyard
at Bath. where the 1000 ton steeel bark
will be built.
Saturday. the New England ship
Building co. will launch barge No. IA
of the Consolidation Coal Co. of Bal
timore. Her place on the stocks will
be filled by a duplicate.
Many of the men recently laid off at
Kelly & Spears yard on account of the
lack of timber. will go to work now
that cargo of yellow pine has arrived
on the schooner Waltham.
The hansOme little steam yacht Juno.
owned by Capt Armory Houghton of
Bath, has had her winter covering re-
moved, is being painted and will 60 in
TO commission in n few days.
The masts for @. c.. behring's big
five-master are about ready to 60 into
position.
The launching of the big -masted
schooner at Gardiner G.. behring's yard
will take place in about two weeks.
The name of the vessel is not yet to be
announced. Whether Mr.. Deering will
build another vessel right away has
not been decided upon.
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tional banks. Unless trusts are throt-
tied there is no chance for the young
man Of today. We ask Republicans to
help us save the government.
"A large, standing army is burden
to tax payers and a menace to the re-
public. The nation can depend upon
its volunteers. They can defend it in
the hour of danger. What happened
to make more soldiers necessary
Nothing but Republican admnistra-
ton. The President says our occupa-
ton Of cuba is temporary. There is
no trouble in Porto Rico. Seventy
thousand soldiers are wanted to carry
the blessings Of freedom to 5000 900
Filipinos. Who will pay the cost? If
the FiipnOs, they must be taxed four
times as high as Spain taxed them. If
we pay it, ask Il gold man to show
you how il will get back TO tax payers.
Common people furnish soldiers and
syndicates get the money paid for war.
| don't want Il single soul to be brought
under the American flag unless he can
share every blessing Of this govern
ment.
Shall we call our Chief Executive
President of the United States and
Emperor Of the Philippines. Govern
ment by one man backed by force is
despotish. ! oppose christianity fired
out Of a Gattlng gun. The man who IS
hit does not need the Gospel. Does the
laboring man want Oriental labor to
compete with him? Every nation in
Europe wants US to be guilty of con
quest. If we are to become an en-
pire let us send back Bartholdi' s
statute To France and go to England
ana borrow that statute of William the
cOnqueror. Let us treat the Filipinos
as we would the Cubans and we will
erect in the harbor of Manila the new
statute Of liberty in the old world
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Nervousness
The Bane of the Nineteenth
Century.
Nervous Diseases are Due to Impaired
Digestion.
A Rundown Condition Of the
Body also Conducive Of
Nervous Affections.
ViEO'. Wine Of Cod Liver Oil. is a Body
Rebuilder.
DO Not Experiment with Renee
dies You Know Not OF.
JnliA 0DD thn FamOnS Actress Fin.
dOrSeS VinOl.
We know OF VinOl, and Guarantee is
Action.
We know Of VinOI. and Guarantee lis
Action.
Everything of which VinOl is
Composed Plainly Printed
Oh Each Bottle.
We Refund Money in Every Instance where
II Does Not Accomplish All
We Claim for II.

Nervous diseases lead 10 awful results.
Diseased nerves are due to overwork, insult
fcient nourishment, or follow breaking
down Of the general health.
We guarantee that Ninol, wine of cod
liver oil, will permanently and effectually
cure nervous affections. We are sure OF its
action, because we know it actually remod
els the entire body; for Vinol makes new
flesh tissue. while it enables the system TO
discharge disease-depleted tissue in a nat
ural manner.
We will refund the cost Of Ninol TO all
who will take it and who are not satisfied.
Julie Opp, the famous actress who has
achieved such success i'll this country.
writes: - find Ninol great help, and
think it is most excellent tonic for all
brain-workers. | have recommended 1t
with great pleasure 70 my friends
BOWDITCH. WEBSTER & Co,
CITY DRUG STORE.
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. April 20.-The following
star service changes in Maine are an
nounced:
Route 1855. Brixham to r. r. sta
ton IN. o. Permit postmaster to de-
liver mail TO carrier Il minutes in adj
vance of schedule and no complaints
made. To take effect at once. The
following star service has been estab-
lished in Maine:
Route 1869. Franklin to West Frank
lin, 225 ms. and back, six times week,
by a schedule of not to exceed y hour
running time each way. From May Is,
1899 to June 80, 1901.
Route 1870. Egypt to North Han
cock. 200 ms. and back. six times a
week by a schedule of not to exceed So
minutes running time each way. From
May Is. 1889 to June 80. 1901.
A post office has been established at
Martin. Knox county. and Hattie NJ.
Walton has been appointed postmas-
ter. Also at Nelson, Aroostook coun-
ty. and Andrew II. Nelson appointed
noStmaSter
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ALL IN FAVOR OF DREYfUS.
Column After Column OF Evidence Published
by the Paris Figaro.

Paris. April 2O.-'The Figaro. continuing.
today. its publication Of testimony offered
before the court of cassat ton in the Drey-
fus revision inquiry, devotes "a columns
TO some 20 dispositions of minor officials,
most of which are favorable to DreyfuS.
IL gives also a fac-simile of the bor-
dereau. Major ForZinetti. who was direc-
tor of the Choche Midi prison, in 1894. at
the time of the condemnation of Dreyfus,
testified that Dreyfus consistently anG
persistently protested his innocence AMI
rftar. he was condemned repeatedly asked
for a revolver. declaring that his only
crime was in having been born Jew
The witness said that after the petition
for n revision of the trial by courtmar-
tiaI was rejected. Col. Du Patty De Clam
visited Dreyfus and tried his utmost 10
draw from him confession that he had
been entrapped into Il guilty communica-
ian nf documents to foreign power
Dravfus enerGetically protested that ne
was not guilty; and Col, Du Paty De
Ciom said in parting from him: IF you
are really innocent YOU are the greatest
r,ortvr III The century. forzlnettl de-
iisrad mat he was convinced OF the inno-
cnncn nf Dreyfus. There were numerous
y-itDassas who deposed that they had
I've mo contact with capt. LeDruh-
pnna,,I and that he never mentioned any
| confession 81 Ore! lu9'
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ON Wednesday. new arrangement
went into effect upon the Bangor &
AroostoOk. it being the placing of the
smoking car on Trains |. 4. 20, 102. Il
and l6. at the rear instead Of near the
front as has been customary in the
past. This is for the comfort of the
passengers who do not like the pene-
trating odor Of tobacco smoke. which
watts backward from the smokers in
% the regular passenger cars. when
the doors happen to be open. AS ii
will make no difference to the smoking
public where the smoker is placed the
arrangement will undoubtedly have the
success which the management antici-
pates. The Il. & \. will soon receive.
probably this week. nine new cars
four passenger. three smokers and two
baggage. The cars were manufacture
ell in Pennsylvania and are of substan-
tial and handsome finish. They are
painted seal brown. the new color of
the Il. & A.. and will make valuable
additions to the excellent service of the
road.
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hlGHBlNDERS BREAK OUT.
Three Mongolians Killed. Several Injured
Others Arrested in Fresno. Cal.

Fresno. Cal. April pa bloody
highbndcr war expected for some
days, broke ont in Chinatown, early to-
day. ana as 4 result three Mongolians
occupy slabs in the murgue, two more
are out a the county hospital m0rtally
wounded. ana nine are behind the bars
in the county jail.
The officers have anticipated an out
break for some time as it was known
that large numbers Of hatchct men had
arrived here from san Francisco. but
50 cunning We're their plans that not
an officer was close enough To witness
the opening Of the battle.
The Chinese had decoyed the policec-
men on duty in that district TO various
quarters remote from the scene Of their
intended onslaught.
The fight is a fractional one between
the BinG TunG longs and the Suey On
Tongs
The trouble which led To the murders
commenced with the conviction of Tai
choy. who was, yesterday. removed 70
san Quentin to serve 10 years for muir
der in the second degree. The local
Tongs We're sharply divided on the is
sue. The matter was rendered more
accutc when Gee Wing. who had re-
Gently sold some property on China
alley for $4,000. fled from the state 10
escape his creditors. A number of la
borers ana others to whom he owed
sums ranging from $50 to $50. insti-
tuted criminal proceedings. Mean
while the hghbinders had taken the
matter up and it is believed that one
of their objects was TO blackmail Gee
Wing or bring about a forcible settle
ment of the laborers' claims.
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-BjIiGsySneSe

Harry F. Ross Of the numbering firm
Of John Ross K Son. left the head Of
Mo0sehead lake. Tuesday morning
with a crew OF 100 men and % horses
His destination was Bangor. where the
men were to be paid off and discharg-
ed and the horses 10 be used in the
business Of the Ross Ice Co The ice
in Moosehead lake is rotting fast and
there are air holes all along the road
which l. used by the stage and other
teams in their journey from the foot
Of the lake to Kineo. Several times
during the trip number of the Ross
horses went through the ice and the
men had hard work in saving them but
they finally arrived at Greenville all
right. Fred Gilbert. the Orono lum-
herman. was behind the Ross outfit
with several horses and he had two
animals drowned on the trip from
kineo to the foot of the lake. Land
lord Amos H. Walker Of the Moosehead
Inn. who runs the stage line between
Greenville and kineO. also lost two
horses. Tuesday. and almost in the
same place it Is understood. in which
the Ross horses went through and the
Gilbert horses We're drowned Bangor
News
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OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Reciprocity Negotiations With Germany The
Detroit Arrives at Graytown.

Washington. April 20-The reciprocity
negotiations between the United States
| ana Germany nave been transferred To
| Berlin. where Ambassador White is negO-
Tia ting directly With The Berlin foreign
Office. Considerable progress has been
made as result of the announcement OF
the minister Of finance thar Germany
would not expect 40 receive. under the
favored nation clause. the same con
crssions granted 70 France .u the recent
| Franco American reciprocity arrange
ment. unless Germany made concesS Ous
similar ~ those by which France had Sc
cured The arrangement. This reduces the
question To what concessions each coun-
try will give. which matter is now under
negotia ton in Berlin.
Sir Julian PAunCefOte. the British ann
blssador 10 the United States and dele
gate To the disarmament conference at
the Hague. called at the state department
today. and announced his intention OF
leaving the United States FOR Europe. on
the 3fth inst.
The Detroit arrived today. at Grey
town. for an inquiry into the state of
affairs there before proceeding 10 Blue
fields. United States Minister Merry has
started for the latter place from Managut
and II Is believed that he will soon adjust
satisfactorily, wiIh the presence Of the
Detroit. the issue between the authorities
under Gen. Torres ana the American
merchants growing ont Of the collection
Secretary Hay for the government of
the United States. ana Consul General
Pierce for the government Of the Orange
Free State, today. exchange Publications
OF the new treaty of extradition between
the Two countries. The new treaty does
not contain the original section requirin, /:
the surrender Of iugitiveS from justice,
who are citizens Of The country where
their extradiJion is sought. but instead
the provision is merely .permssive. en-
aiding a country 20 surrender its citizens
at its discretion.
After several conferences with the min
lister from Venezuela. the United States
postal officials have entered into an
agreement for parcel post treaty with
Venezuela
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
adjourns Without eIecting Senator or Pro-
viding for the Deficiency.

Harrisburg. Pa, April 20.-The ses-
sion Of the General Assembly Of 1899
adjourned finally. today, after having
been in session over 319 months. 1t
closed without the election Of sue
ccssor to Matthew Stanley Quay and
unless Gov. Stone calls an extra ses-
sion at which there should be an cleo
ton. Pennsylvania will have only one
representative in the United states
Senate for the next two years.
on account Of the failure of the Leg
isature to pass such legislation as
would have wiped out the deficiency of
800, 600 in the state treasury and Gov
cred the estimated ordinary expenses
Of the state for the next ,wo ears, il
is not improbable that an extra ses-
sion will be called.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, April 20.-The following
pension changes in Maine are an
nounced:
Original. Patrick Sullivan, Togus. 6;
Charles T. Lord. Orr's Island, Sc. Ad-
ditional, Andrew Grindele. Bluehill. s.
to $12: Sumner Emery, Jr, Benton Sta
ton. 81 to Sc. Increase, Bartlett c,
White. Myra, IS to sl2; John c. Reed
Calais. IS to $40: Columbia S. Thomp-
son. Searsmont. sl2 to S14; Henry l.
Tate. Lagrange, Sc to $l2: Elijah X
Cleveland. Bangor IS to $l2. Original
widows. etc. minor of Charles H.
Smith, Bath, so.
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De,iohtfuI Musical at Winthrop.

winthrop. Me, April 20.-(SpeciaD--A
most delightful musicale was given. this
evening. at the Universalist church, for
the benefit Of the organ fund. The pro-
gramme:
.Marche Triumphae, howard
Mrs. w. A. Whiting.
Quartet. Lord of Heaven Rossi
Choir.
Select Reading,
Miss Mary +. HeGarty.
Rass Solo. Committed 10 the Deep.
i'"9H White
Mr.. NJ NJ. Woodman.
Sonrano Solo. Waiting. Willard
Mrs. Maude NJ. Jones
Baritone and Tenor Duet, Calm as inc
Mr. n H. stockbridge Mr.. \. II. BLAIR.
Tnnor SOLO. VALLEY by the Sea, Adams
Dr. G. {. Parker.
N,o colo ANGELS Serenade. Braga
nav Mrs. h. c. Torsey.
Violin Obligato by Mr.. BiairD
,,a,,o,. $40 I'VE Merry Birds Gumberi
Mr.. Stockbridge.
Select Reading. .,.
o,arte+ .Oyer the Fields Of Glover.
quarrel Gcbe
Choir.
sonrano Solo. Beautiful Land by tn
sea Mrs. f. b. Fairbanks.
49, Quartet. star of the Evening
,;o song "McNally's Family Band"
'"''''> Mr.. l.. o. cobb.
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Capitol lettings.

The Mexican Senate, Thursday,
unanimously adopted the new extradi
tion treaty with the United States.
Vice President Hobart was quite COM
Portable Thursday, sitting up for Il short
time and partaking of more substantial
nourishment than during the severe
neriods of his illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-21

The proposed sale of the plant Of the
Westbrook Manufacturing co. to the
Warrens of Cumberland Mills, has no
been perfected yet; but seems likely
take place ultimately. The property is in
the hands of Messrs. Franklin II. Barrett
ana Thomas l. Talbot. who are trustees
OF the bOndhOlders. They are acting il
conjunction with a committee Of tn
bondholders composed Of MeSsrs H. A
Moves. Arthur X. Hunt ana James +,
Mcdowell. Circulars have been Sent {,
the bondholders in regard to the PROPOSE
non, and 1t seems likely that some def
mite and final action may result beror
long.-Portland Press.
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Mr.. Hepburn Has Speakcrship Fever.

Clarinda, Iowa, April 2O.-Friends Of
Congressman Hepburn, whose home is in
this city. have organized movement 70
boom him for the Speakership OF the
next House of Representatives. They
claim advices received from different
parts of the state Indicate that Col Hep
burn will receive the solid support Of the
Iowa Congressional delegation.
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Marine Notes.

Mr.. George Johnson. the chief engi-
neer of the Portland Line. has gone to
Chester, Pa, to superintend the work
Of the new steamer Gov. Dingley.
which is being constructed to replace
the lost Portland. Good progress is be-
ing made on the new boat and she will
probably be ready for delivery before
the time set in the contract.-Portland
Express.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
A Total Increase for Past Nine Months oil
Over S77.790.409.

Washington. April ao.-DudinG the
month of March. 1892. the total internal
revenue receipts were 81, IN, AZ. an in
crease over March 1855 Of 81, 1871 $40 For
the nine months Of the present fiscal
year the total receipts were $a,l .522, III.
an increase over the corresponding peri at
of last wear Of 81, 100. i09
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MAINE METHODlSTS
Continued from page ~

died during the past year was held,
lseN. j. b. Lapham presiding. Sketch
eS Of the dead members were read. and
the service interspersed With quartel
selections
The anniversary Of the Freedmen's Aid
ana Southern Educational Society was
observed. tonight. the chief address be
ing by Rev. NJ. &. Mason, ID. r.. az
Cincinnati
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-21

A new industry has recently sprung into
prominence in PASSPORT, demand being
made for ''the pebbles on the beach at
Deep cove out island and other places
,hara where gravel is found. The first
carload was shipped TO Old Town by W.
4. r. r., Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-21

The Berlin Neueste Nacilrlchleh says
the raw sugar and sugar reiihihs syn
dicates have approved the terms Of an
agreement limiting the production Of
a,,a,ar for home consumption.
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Foreign Ports.

FERPOOI-April 10, ar, sim Culic.
New York
Qi EENSTOWN-April 30 ar. stm Bel
seniand, Philadelphia for Liverpool.
AMBCRG-April 20, ar, sun Patria.
New York
klNSALE-Aprll 20. psd. sim Sandman.
Portland for Liverpool
MELEOURNE-ApriI 20, ar. previously.
blk Osbeenga, ST John
DELFZYI.-April 10, sid. blk Looming.
for Canada.
MOvILLE-April %, ar, sim Scotsman,
st John. N b., via Halifax for Liverpool
HALIFAX, y S-April 90 ar, sim Pro-
Pierre. Miq; sch Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Gloucester, (and cid for Western banks)
Sid. sim Corcan, Stewart, Philadelphia;
brgt New Dominion, Lane, Barbados
81 JOHN. y B-April 20. ar, sch Fanny.
Syphers, Boston.
cd, sch Annie A Booth, French, New
York
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Half the ills that man is heir to coma
from indigestion. Burdock Blood BitteTs
strengthens and tones the stomach;
makes indigestion impossible.
mon. wed fri&wkyf
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Georgia. Hllsboro for New York:
Clara Jane, Calais. for do: Northern
Light. New York for Bangor.
FALL RIVER, MASS--April 20. ar.
sch Mildred I Pope, st John.
GLOUCESTER. MASS-April 20. ar.
sens John S Presson. Boston. for st
Pierre. MID.
CITY ISLAND-April 20. bound south.
schs Lavolta. Ellsworth, Me. for Rom
dout: Henry May. Portland: Add r
McFadden. Rockport: Silver Spray,
Thomaston: Puritan, Belfast: Ada Ames.
Rockland: Eliza Levensaler fhomaston:
Willie g, do: Onward. Rockland Rowena.
81 John. T a Stuart, do; Abby Bentley.
Do; Davis Siner. Frankfort: 81 Leon,
Millbrldge. Me; Chase. Rockand: Ore
gon, do: Nile, do: j NickersOn. do; Fly
Away, do; Henrietta A Whitney, Els
worth for Rondont: Druid, Thomsston;
J. kenney, Rockland. via Fail X. yer
NEW YORK-April 20 cid, stm Man.
nattan, Portland; sch Genesta. South
Maitland. " g.
PIIILADELPHIA-Ap 20, ar. schs
Emma Angel. Portland; Mary Man
ming, Portsmouth,
PROVIDENCE, r April 90 ar. sch
Ilycna, DIX st John
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

PORTLAND-April 20. ar. schs II l
neckham Harding, baltimore: Samuel
H tnt. Brown; Rondout; Silver Spray,
York for Passport: Gen Banks. Randall:
Gold Hunter, CandaSe: Billow. Leighton
Josie. Clark: A. Hooper. Clark. and Tri-
ton. Pottle, Boston: Eric, Brown. Boston
for 81 John. \ b; Pandora tBrD. Holder.
ST John for Boston: Hope Haynes and
Millviile. bound west.
cid, schs George Y Jordan. Harding,
Bahia Ianca; Frank 7 Stinson. Hodg-
Sid. sim Horatio Hall. Bragg. New
York; tus Eureka. towing bg Darby, for
EAsTPoRT-April %. ar sch Spar
maker. st John.
CALAIs-April 20, sid, sch Ida Hudson.
Red Beach.
leaning, Lynn; James a Parsons New
RoCKPORT-April 20, ar. sch Ripley.
Boston.
Sid, schs silas McLoon. Boston: Breton
IBID. Meteghan.
RoCKLAND--April 20, ar. sch J r Bod
well. New York.
Sid schs Henry Whitney. New York
George Bird. New York; Eugene Borda.
MACHIAs-Aprn 20. ar. sch Torchligh..
Sid, sch Miranda. 81 John for New
York.
OtneF UUHieSuC fOTtS.
BOSTON-April 90. ar. sim Column
bian. tBr) London: Halifax. (Br) Hall
fax Boston. CBr) Yarmouth: Cape
Comorin. (Br) Alexandria; schs Rog-
ers Moore. Nellie w Craig. Philadel-
phit; Carrie Belle. Edgewater, Eliza
beth port: Oriorne. New York; Sea
Bird, do; Richard Charity. Jackson
Vile: Antelope, Rockport; A Miller
Portland; Waterloo. Mt Desert; Sam
Slick. (Br Cheverie; Advance. (Br)
Brdgewater: Irene. (BD st Johns:
Eta Tanner. (Br) Meteghan; Maine.
Millville: Eugene, Calais; Miantono
nah. Rockport.
CID sims Cambrian, (Br) London;
Cambrian. (Br) Galway; schs Sandal
phon. CBr) Bellevue Cove: Adelia T
Carleton, Rockport: Clarine. (Br) St
John.
VINEYARD HAVEN-April 90, ar.
and sid. sch Pardon G. Thompson,
Franklin, Me, for Philadelphia.
In port sch Cora Il, tBr) New Haven
for st John.
Ar, sch G A Hayden, Edgartown to
load plaster rock from stranded sch
Sadie Willicutt, for Staten Island.
Psd. schs Nellie Croker, st John
for New York; Electa Bailey, Port
land for do.
SALEM, MASS-April 20, ar, schs