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said sturgis; q viii agree to soI7eyo1r
problems within 80 days or to forfeit,
MY stakes; but cannot undertake to
prove the.:trath or falsity of any a
priori theory have no personal
knowledge of the. matter as yet, and
| therefore no theory -
"Quite so,'' observed Murdoch, iron
ically. II had forgotten your scientific
methods. OF course, it may turn out
that it was the policeman who stole the
satchel from Shorty Duff
perhaps. Unanswered Sturgis, imper-
turbably.
Murdoch smiled.
well, gentlemen" said he, II &C.
cept Mr.. Sturgis' conditions. If you
are willing" he continued, turning to
the reporter, "our host will hold the
stakes and decide the wager"
II, for one, agree with Sprague,' said
DR.. Thurston.- II an disappointed in
the problem. I have seen Sturgis un-
ravel some extremely puzzling tangles
in my day; and each case would not
be hard to find. Why, no longer ago
than this evening, on our way here,
| we stumbled upon a most peculiar case
I-eh-oh!r er-please pass the cognac,
Sprague. I>wish I had some like it in
my cellar; 1t il worth it's weight in
gold"
DR.. Thurston had met Sturgis' steady
gaze and had understood that, for some
reason or other. the reporter did not
wish him to relate their adventure of
the afternoon.
Only one person appeared. to notice
the abrupt termination of his story.
This was Murdoch, who had looked up
at the speaker with mild curiosity, and
who had also intercepted the reporters
warning glance at his friend. He OBJ
served DR.. Thurston narrowly for
full minute, appeared to enjoy his
clumsy effort to cover his retreat, and
then quietly slipped his coffee.
ITO be continued
IL l. rcHn0
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CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER LII.
DIR. MURDOCK'S PROBLEM
Spargue's stag dinner was virtually
over when servant brought in a copy
of the Evening Tempest. The dessert
had been removed, the coffee and
liqueurs had been served, andthe guests
had lighted their cigars. The host
passed the newspaper to DR.. Murdoch,
who proceeded to glance leisurely
through its columns.
''Ah! this will do" he exclaimed, at
asst. Here is something which will, /
think, answer our purpose"
MYSTERIOUS SHOTS IN WALL
STREET.
WHO FIRED THEM?
STORY OF A STRAY SATCHEL
THE POLICE PUZZLED.
''While on his beat. at quarter past i've
o'clock this afternoon. Policeman John
Flynn, hearing the report Of a pistol from
the direction Of the Knicker5ocker bank"
The Knickerbocizer bank!" inter-
rupted the young broker. Mr.. Dunlap,
that interests you. Do your directors
indulge in pistol practice at the board
meetings?"
"Whatis that about the Knickerbock-
er bank?" asked the man to whom this
speech was addressed. Having been en-
gagged with his neighbor in an earnest
discussion on financial questions, he
had not been listening to the general
conversation.
Murdoch adjusted his eyeglasses and
quietly resumed:
policeman John Flynn, hearing the re-
port of a pistol from the direction of the
Knlckerbocker bank, in Wall street. start
ed at the top of his speed toward that build
ing. When he was within about 20 yards
Of the bank another shot rang out, and at
the same instant man darted down the
steps and ran toward Broadway"
Richard Dunlap, president of the
Knickerbocker bank, was listening at
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@m3A0@4A 4A4A4@3m4@G
: THE STURGIS WAGER :
! A DETECTIVE STORY. <
y By EDGAR NOR ETTE E
4 Copyright, 1899. by Frederick A. Stokes Co }:
SN1've'GeN1'N 4'&e'N1'&H&
[Continued.]
SYNOPSIS.

Continued.
SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER I-Scene of story is in New
York city. Time. early evening, last day
Of year. Gable train collides with cab,
throwing to ground cabman and passen-
ger also seated outside. Latter disappears;
then, inside the cab, body of man shot
dead is discovered. Sturgis, reporter, ex-
amines cab and surroundings.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-13

S4lepptau genommen un6, begleitet
ppn unoeren S6leppbdmpfern uno
5a6r5eugen aIler m0gli6en 4rt, nQ4
Dem 2tnterplaB ge6rd4t.
2(lS bic Sa6t bort ben 2(nter ausz
iparf GieBen ale in Der NG6e befinoltz
6en 0ampfer ibre Pfeifen ertDnen un6
Die Men73enmenge an 2anoe 19rte
ii9 Die &e6len better. Gs mar eilr
2Grm, Der geraoe3u obrenbetdubeno
mar. Die Grin" ging in unmittelbd1
rer NG6e Der nS6amrod 2" Dor 4nter-
Die beiDen Sya9ten perlieBen 8onz
rod am GIpbe am 27. Suli unO legten
am erften Sage 268 Meilen, am 3petz
ten 267, am britten 287, am bierten
284, am fiinften 276, am fe65ten 50
8urUf unb trafen am l. 2luguit, 5.15
g2a8mittags in Yunta Del @aOO Elm.
9m nG6iten Sage tpurbe Die Gabrt
fortqeIeBt unb Bis gum Sanbp 9Ootz
5euerIdiff an ben beri4iebenen Saz
gen folgenbe 2(n3a6l W}eilen 3uriidgez
legt: 1877, 281, 259, 251, 267, 259,
247, 235, 214 unb 118. 0ie unter
Dem 8eFe6Ie bes Capt, Sycamore itez
6enbe Mannf6aFt Der nSbamrod 2"
3G6lt 80 80pFe. &ur3 OOr 9Stttag
fpe4Ielten rS6amrot 2" uno nGrtn"
i6ren 2(nferplaB unb iiegen jebt an
benz Glub9auie be5 oStaten Sslanh
SQ6t Glubs" in Stapletpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-13
llnirr 6anOrl nit Srutlblano.
8etrGdtIides @a45t6um bei1eIben
tpd9renb Der lebten 80 Sabre.
9Bafhtnotpn. .. g.. u. 9(u

Waf6ingtpn, .. g., u. Dug.
- lleber ben 9anbel8berfebr 3piIhen
ben Ser. Stadten unb Dem beutfden
3ei8 lit in GeBter 3eit io piel gez
i9rieben norben, OaB Elm ioeben bonn
itatiitiI6en 8iireau ber0ffentli9ter
9lusfpei8 bariiber BON befonberemSnz
tereife lit. 0erIelbe 5eigt bas Wa65=
t6um bes 8erfe6rs felt ben lebten
oreiBig Subren i'm 2lGgemeinen uno
i'm gin3elnen fir Die IeBten 5ebnSabz
re. Die ginfubr pon 9iitern aus
9euti i3lanO na3 ben Ser. Staaten
itie9 ppn 27 W2iuipnen 9oQar5 i'm
Sabre 1870 auf 100 W2ilionen i'm
Sabre 1901; Die Qu8fubr na4
0eutI6Ianb BON 42 N}iuionen in
1870 auf 191 Miuionen Dollars in
1901 - in Der @inFu6r cine 3una6z
me bon fat 300, in Der 2tusfubr BON
400 pro3ent.
Die leBten fiinf Sabre bra6ten Die
gr0Bte 3unu6me in 8e3ug auf Die
2usfubr na9 0eut18lanb, ipel9e {ett
1890 ii6 berboppelte, nGmli6 BON
$97, ,897,197 ouf S191 ,O72, ,252, ftieg.
Die MdisdusFubr ru9 Oeuti9Ganb
betruq in 1895 $1,672,539 unb in
1901 $17, ,229; Mei3en $1,522,z
736, be5p. $7871, ,537; S6ma13 $8,z
018,516, be8p. $13,700,875; Seltuz
6en etc. $2,339,885, begin. $5,242,z
624; Mebl $74O,264, begin. iiber 2
MiQionen Dollars; QferbaugerGt6e ]
M}iGion, be5p. ii6er q Mtl1ionen
0oGars; &upfer $1,6O4, 800, be8p.
$7785, ,496; Muf4tnerie 81, ,595,135,
be3p. $8,109,095.
Die grDBte 3unu6me erfu6r pG6z
renb Der lebten 9efube bic Gtnfubr
BON NnilinFarben, Gbemttalten, Spitz
gen nnb Stidereten, S6ongefGBen,
@teingut unb 3uder. 9euti8e @taz
tiTtiten befagen, baB Der amerifaniz
I6e Smport in 1891 nur 1O.4 Yro3.
Der geIamnten Gonium Gtnfu6r
0euti8Ianb's bilbete, in 1900 14on
1863 9ro5ent. 9u9egen be5ogen bic
Ser. @taaten in 1891 1O.7 8roaent
hes beutI8en exports, in 1900 nur
9.3 Yrp3ent.
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GrbeimniBbullr Grpluiinn.

3pei Spbte unb nebrere 8erleBte. -
9lugsnfdeinli6 Itegt Elm burd giz
feriuat peranGaBtes 9erbre6en
por, tpeI6em Der Sbdter felbit
gum Spfer ftel.
G9icugo, u. 9tuguit. - Cine
SDnumitbom6e ober etne 5la14a Ntz
troz9lbcerin, tpa6r19etnli9 Die Qebz
tere, erplobtrte fpGt leBte Nadt binter
George 2ittle's Wirtbi6aft an Der
SiibzGlarfeitraBe. Sin Mann purz
De au9en6lidlt9 getDbtet, uno flint
anoere perfonen erlitten f9pere 8er>
leBungen. Giner Der 2ebteren lit lett
bem geitnrben. Die Sooten iin6:
9eo. Qlfino, 80 Sabre alt, &opf
nohe5u total a6geriifen unb Elm Irm
bermtBt;
George N2cGonnen, Tt6per om
&ppF unb &0rper perleBt, itarb I'm
Gofpitc-
Die iibrigen @erGeBten iinb:
Ru6p Sor, S4nittpunben burG
8las am 8ppf unb &0rper; na6 Dem
6ofpttal gebra6t, ipirb bielIeidt fterz
ben; 9eter Diamond, G9nitttpunben
an 6GnDen uno 2(rmen; Sbomas
2tttGe, S4antpGrter, S9rammen;
gblparb 8lad, SGrammen.
DIS ii4 bic Grploiion ereignete,
tparen 5tpdn8ig ober me9r 9erIonen
in Der Dirt6I4uft, beren binterer
She'll total bemDlirt tpurbe. Sine I'm
terfu4ung bat ergeben, boB 9tlfino,
Der @et0otete, auf McGonneG, ben
anberen 8et0bteten, eiferIii9tig mar,
neil berfelbe Rubb 6or, Dem perIeBz
ten Mdb6en, Die GOur i3nitt, unD
baB er Dem Paare in Die 8irt6f
fOlote.
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Gine Sur fir nlle
Sommer=R =RranR6eiten.

Gin balber bis Gin oan3sr 5btel6ffi poa Scn
Qsaoo 3slisf in eiuem balbtu Glas 98diier, 10 oft
pieOerbplt, ais bic GntIeerungtn fortoaueru, uno
elm NIT 8eaOD RsIief Qetrduttes Sttt Glonca uut
ben WaQen uno nsn lluttrleb ge!elt, tOeroen unz
er3s!cu.
annerGi6 - Gin bulbcr biz Gin Qau3tr 5bes=
l6tiel Upl in einem balbtn 8loic g9aifr miro in
tperigsn Winutcn GrGmpie Spasmcr, Ntaeentdure,
Eauico 9rsbtn, Soobreuntu, Rerp0iitGt, Sdblaf=
loitGfeit Mierdne, 9ldbungen unO ale inHerltbeu
S6mcrltn btilm.
Gs Qicbt fcin @cilmitteG In Der 8slt Oos 6iebcr
uno Sdmsr3en, ionic Gle a.lbercn malorii&:u, Biz
ij6itn unS anG're 6iebsr tim @tretn nit y p
IN ps 9illen) 10 raid furirt, ipt D.
10 9's RcuOD ReIicf.
Non allen Mpothetlrn ptrfanit.
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NDufdnoige
NerOQuuuQ

srbdlt man, neun man &aOpaos 9iu,n ,irnimmt.
Su 6oles icner antibiti6icu Giqtni5oiteH
timulirsu ie bic 9sber bel @bipnOerunq Der Gats
unb Oercu Nbqare our6 pie SaauaboaRQe. Gieie
@iGsn in 9oisn enu 3pei bis bier reaen raid bic
9bdtiqfet ber Sober an unO bsfreisu ben QatieHter
bon Oisien 9ei3iperoen. Gin oter 3pd bon Ege=
MAPS QGtn tdQii6 pom Semen oenpmmen, iu,i9e
bili0ien e6mn5tn unttrpOrien fnO, mno osrsn 2s=
btr nibt rittiC iuuftionirt botteu oas Spfem in
feincr 8cgslmaBiqtet unO fdDsrn cine geiuupe @trs
bduunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-13
6Iitterpnhen eis'ner art.

q tpzgort, II. 9tuguft. - Ga
pitGn @i1iam u. 9lnbretp, Der rnauz
tiI9e gremtt," pel4er ben S3eun be-
reits mebr, als etnmaG in spDlf biz
a4t5ebn SUB lungen 8pOten gefreu3t
6ut, pirb Die nG9ite 8etfe, tpel4e er
am Is. b. 90. dntrttt, ni9t dlIetn mo-
9en. gs begleitet ben fiibnen @inoz
bao nGmli9 cine iunge Dame, g2az
mems Wfarie Sot6ern, bon Yleuidnt=
bile, nabe 9ts burp=qurt, pel4e ii4
auf eine 9lnnpnce bes Gapitdns, er
fu4e cine ieetiidtise 8egleiterin, gez
melbet bate. Nnbrstp lit rttterlt4
9enug, Die f40ne Marie gu feiner
5rau gu MAIDEN, e6e er bic gefubrOolz
le Heiie nit ibr antritt. Mubrlt4,
etne 9o65eitsreiie eig'ner Nrt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-13
GS lit dnRcrit iuid,ti8, OaR ieSe Tas
milie itetS eittcn Wprrath ppR
9oOmoO's
Re0OO Re(ief

i'm 6auie bait Ger Gsbrau5 o,NtI5n pirO iJ
bel alien borfOmm2uoen Sclmer3cH Ooer 2rantbets
ten ais DoEtbuuuo erutiieu. Gs qitbt @i6ts in
Der gRslt oas 10 raid S6m:rjeu tilt oOsr Dag
fSortbreitcn ppn 6ronfbeiteH 6eisttigt, ais oas
&eaOD 8eiaf
@cgen Ropfpcb (ob Mi9rduc ODER ncroDes Ropiz
fpebD, 3abupeb WtrralQie, Nbeumufjsmus, @uIt=
iptb, SAmrjtn ur0 Sbpodt i'm &tteu, Otm
&RdQrat ODER ben ghercu @ei6ncrOtn in Der 9tr
bergsQeno Stittnitchen. aNbnsltn Der @slenfe
Ootr Sdmerjen isbsr Art, idbaiit bic 2tpOljfutjon
BON 8upipaos Hsaop Gslicf niprtige @rlctttes
ruuo, unS osTen fortosiest:r G35brauh eini0e Gage
lang bstpsrthsliat cine permansnte SaeiIung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-13
Sicr3cbn Seelrnte hermiBt,

9aIifor, N.zS., Il. 2tuguit.-
Der Gapitdn uno elm She'll berMannz
f6aft Der 8arfentine rYrisctGla" Iino
gu Sap Gable gelanoet unb beri6<
ten DuB t6r SAiff pG6renO Der leBz
ten Ha4t nu6e Burlington auf cine
&lippe runnte unb f6eiterte. Sin
Boot nit IA W}ann pirb bermiBt.
0ier 9risciLu" mar Elm 6a6r5eug BON
1000 9onnen unb nit einem Cargo
&reiOe uuf Dem Wege bon Gnglano
rdh HeDzWOrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-13
Sm Srrenhauir arifnrbeu.

HIuels. - VeIUlHc nOIeuIlUt,
nel6e i'm tpegen feines politif6en
G6rgei3es gum Narren bielten, ba=
ben i'm auf bem 9epiiien.
Cincinnati, g., 12. 9tuguf.
-Sn Der Stats Srrenunitalt gu
Columbus lit Der beuti6e G6emifer
Or. Garl Slider aus 3anesbi0e, o.,
geitorben, tpel6en etntge @iB6olbe auF
Dem 8eipiiIen baben. Seine 5reunbe
IeBten i6m politii i6e N2uden in ben
8opf unb fugten, er t0nne bic bemoz
fratiI9e domination fir bas Qlmt bes
Sirgermeif tiers betommen, penn er tie
nur annebmen tpoqe. Slider, Der ni6t
merfte, baB Die 2eute i'm nur gum
Rarren 6atten, iugte gu. gfun pur=
ben @erIammlungen arrangirt, 9epuz
tationen ma9ten t6m tbre Nufnarz
tung, I'm &Udfpra6e ipegen Der 9(emz
ter patronuge gu ne6men. Slider
belt Nqes fir baare W}iin5e unb 60rz
te ni9t auf Die 2eute, ipel9e e5 e6rli9
nit linn meinten unb i6m bic Qlugen
Dffnen tpoIten.
2lls bic primGrpa6l beranriidte,
erbielt er gun5e 40 Stimmen. Slider
mar ipie umgepunbelt. Gr tpurbe iti0
unb briitete bor fi9 bin unb i6lieBli9
artete fetn 3uitanb in 6ellem Wabnz
finn aus. 9eiptiIenloie Qeute 6atten
feline 2ei6tglGubigfeit bu3u benubt,
i6n gu 6o6en Wetten auF feline g}omiz
nation gu beranlafen. Quf bieie Weiie
biibte Slider feline gan3en GrIparnifTe
Elm unb bies, IDipie bic &rGnfunq unb
0emiit9igung berpirrten feline Slime.
8or me6reren Wo6en fIo6 er aus
Der Qnitult uno telegrap6irte na3
3anesDille, er piirbe fommen, um als
8irgermeiiter tnaugurirt gu tperben.
Ser S4eriff erpartete i6n unb bra9z
te i6n no4 Der On Italt 5uriid, po er
nun ieiner QufIDfung I8neQ entgegen
gtng. gr mar 35 Sabre aft unb erIt
por ipenigen Sabren nit Ieiner Syrau
aus Seuti6lanb na9 Qmerifa getomz
men. Sn 3anesDille bat ba5 tragii4e
Gnbe Des tii4tigen G6emiters groBes
ge6auern erregt unb bic 8irger Iinb
aufQebra4t ii6er bic unIfrupul0ien
WiBbolbe.
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EricSrfch Der 6roAP

Iaqtc pom Raijer 1oicp5 DEM ,}raitu pom Ctitrtid5
hsri,lbs p0lt immcr i1Ou Den sn9iteH S5rtt thuu
bepor cI Osr sritsn ggnltt babe 1srlei 3oisp6s
qisbt es 0euug inter ben Gronteu, rpeite nit Sds
morrboiOcH btbaitct fno. SbHe otu crittu Sdbritt
Der ueberesuug ju tbua, OaB ts Hur elm eiuli9es
,uotrldifgss A.timjt;sl Qebt udmltb Or. Silsoes's
4ulttTs, lauieH fe in ibr,r Roth qle:3 BON ensrs
Ium auocr:n EGltiaIbey. nm mad linQer unnotb;asr
Eual ibitB.tb oo6 nod iur ,ritsn ueberleguHg.
ju Su5bees AHltlls ju Qreiitu uue oeiiuua 3H
iinDen. 4roben ir,i p3rilnOt BON T. Reuia,0t;r &
Co., Sog 24l6, 3tDs9Ort (SL9o. .Sa, E&S)
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Syreflcr &aubiiherfaQ.

Nepzgort, u. 2tuguit.-girtd
$4,000 ipurben 6eute aus Der Spinbe
Der y2ltlantic GoaIt Glectric Ruilz
man Co." gu QQen6urit, N.zS, gez
raubt. Se45 ma5tirte Hduber ii6erz
fielen 6eute friib bic i'm 8ireau bee
Gompugnie itutionirten 3pei Mdater,
feBten i9nen gebolDer ODr Die 80pfe
unb bro6ten ibnen nit augenblitliz
dem Sobe, fpenn iie ii6 ni4t rubtg
perbielten. Die WG6ter ergaben fi3
unb purben gefei7elt, pd6renb Die
9erbreher bic SpinOe fprengten uno
ben Sn6dIt rau6ten.
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uSbamrod 2" i'm GeluzNBrfrr Saieu.

Nep zgort, II. 9tuguit. - Sir
Sbomas 2iptpn's Su4t rS6amrod
g." tpel6e ben @erfud MAIDEN min,
ben 9(merita 8e6er 81 geptnnen,
liegt auf Der 606e BON 9Omptinspi(le,
@. s., Dor 4nfer. Sic Durbe, naAz
benz lie bon 2iptOn's Dampfja4t
,@rin4 cine tur3e Strede in bic untere
8ai 6tneingei9leppt mar, ppn Dem
aemorqueur ,9tQ6ert 9aobon" ms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-13
Wehr aeifohleues 0ulobullinn surilf.
erlanat.

Gan Grun5isco, 0, II. Qnguit
= 8eumte Der nSel6p Smelling 60"
tbeilen nit, bab Sau4er beute etner
tpeiteren She'll bes bon Sad Binters
geitoblenen 9olbbullions i'm Wertb'
BON $4,000 aus Der Bal 81 Sage for
berten. SIN 9ansen finb ieBt ctrtd
100000 BON Der 9eute suriiderlangt
unb man bOfft, ben Reit bon $4,000
binnen "a Stunben tpieber 5u baben
@inters beftnbet ii9 mad mir Dor IN
9aft, bod tit nod feine formeae 4ns
flase sesen i'm er9oben. Die Setet=
tibs itrsiten ii9 bereits iiber Die 5rage
tper gu Der auf bic 8srbaftung beS
9dubers ausg.ieBten gelobnung be"
re9tigt lit.
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S1iTstartea

EaA upD ben GarOpn aber Sreuseu sSes SaasS
bure EeioTat bic
eEpeeltton eeS -SsntIdlen 6OrrsTp puesntsns$
S.'s9.'Eds SaItimoresStr. uHs 8oifsSiiieszases
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Iilr cinrn 0eidleniflmaus.

/. gbiGabelpbia u. Nuguit.-
SOrgfdltige 9lnorbnungen fir Ieir
8egrGbniB bat Der am Sreitag bier
perftorbene 8ruuer, 9r. o6.Melbe, in
ietnem leBten Wilen gema9t. sd
orbne an, baB meins 9eItamentspoG=
itreder bem r@apalrp POit gr. 35"
5tpei 5ul6fdiIer 8ier, Der rS6ofielf
Gommanbantur" 5pet 9iertel UNI
benz n9reble 9oit" 5pei 6al6FGFer
8ier ipenben; baB $1O0 fir Grfri=
f4ungen fir 9iejenigen ungepenbet
tperben, bic meinem 8egrdbniiIe BET
pobnen." 9tu9 binterlieB 6r. @elbt
Den r8aliber S9pur8en 9ufuren fir
ibre 8etbeiIigung On ieinem 9egrd6=
nifIe $1OO. Gr binterldBt Elm 8erz
m0gen BON ettpd $4,000.
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= Sn Stbaea, H.zg., funb Der 76>
iGbrige 9llpab 9roper, Elm geu9teter
bortiger Gei4dftsmunn, bur4 einen
Stur5 aus ietnem 3immer i'm nGata@
ract 6Rtst" ieineu Spb.
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q OOmoO,s
pi((ero,
ffts 3uufrlifiG, rsin pr9ftabiI(fd,

iprfdnoig qei8modlOs, elegant bcr3udsrt. obfibs
rtro, reeulireno, rciriosnb unO trditioenO 8aeA
paps g1en 3ur ,oeiung aGsr St6runQen oes Ntls
gems, Der GinqcntOs Ntren, @laie, usrpSi.r
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The Portland daily press., 1901-01-31
WOODFORDS.

The Dirigo Literary club will meet on
Friday afternoon, February 1st, with Mrs.
Hart, Fsssenden street.
The W. W. whist club was entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George Smith, Saunders street.
Mrs. Walker. Saunders street. enter.
tained tea party Tuesday evening at
her home in honor of little Miss Doro-
thy r. Sawyer.
I Rocky Hill lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
Will confer the rank OF knight, in long
form. on a candidate at the meeting this
evening.
A Miss Angie Osborne, Raoklitfe street, IL
confined to the house by a bad cold.
Rev. ]. NJ. Louden OF Olneyville. Il.
l., formerly OF Portland. delivered an
address last evening before the Young
Peoples meeting of the Cumberland
quarterly conference of Free Baptists at
Quinby hall, Stroudwater. Rev. MIR.
Louden is also to address the Y. p. S.
C. K. convention to be held in Portland
this week.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-31
GORHAM.

James Deering, South Gorham, now
80 years old, and who has always enjoyed
good health, and one Of the prominent
citizens of the town, is now quite i'll ut
his home.
Mr.. Bacon, the popular superintendent
of the town farm, has been engaged for
another year by the selectmen OF the
town. the average number Of inmates
the past year was SIX
Mr.. George q. Richardson Of Portland
has been the guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
Cyrus Abbott, Green street.
Rev. Mr.. Marshall of kennebunk Wis
tied his son yesterday on School street.
Miss Myrtle Randall, daughter OF MIR.
VIM, Randall, Main street, who has been
Ill several weeks, Is now able TO be out
again.
MIR. and Mrs. John Cole of Cornish are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ia. Brown,
Main street.
Mrs. Edwin Bodge who has been seri
ousiy Ill with pneumonia, is improving.
Mr.. Bodge, who has been Ill, Is some-
what better.
Mr.. Erwin Libby Is hauling q large
lot of timber from the Fred Phinney lot
20 Sebago. MIR. George Allan Is cutting
and carting large amount of logs to
mill near the GornAm railroad station.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-31

Firat NJ. E, church will meet with the
pastor in the church vestry Thursday
evening at 7.90. -
The south Carolina jubilee Singers
will give a concert In the First M. h.
church next Monday evening.
"The willing Workers" will meet In
the church yestry, Browns Hill, Saturday
afternoon at two O'Clock.
Preparations are being made for the
course of lectures to be given at the First
M, E. church during February. Rev.
WIN Cashniore OF Gorham will be one OF
the speakers.
MIR. MORRILL, NOT A CANDIDATE.
Willard, Maine. January so, 1901.
10 the Editor of Portland Daily PRESS,
Portland, Me-:
Sir;-In your issue OF yesterday, among
South Portland locals, you state that l
Will bs an aspirant for the aldermanio
nomination at the coming Democratic
caucus in ward one. This statement is
incorrect, That Sherman q. Willard Is
the logical candidate for that honor in
ward one, is the concensus OF opinion IN
Democratic circles, and he Will receive
the nomination.
DO me the favor to publish this among
your south Portland items, and place me
right with my party and people.
Very respectfully,
Frederick y. Morrill,.
PLEASANTDALE.
Mrs. Herbert Gardiner, Elm street,
who has been Ill for some weeks, is
thought to be slowly improving.
Arthur Latham has resumed his studies
at the Evans street school, after weeks
Illness.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Bessey have re-
turned to their home in Gorham.
Mrs, Elisha Gardiner, Elm street, Is
entertaining her mother from Melrose,
Mass.
Mrs, W. W. Fickett, Hoyt street, will
entertain the Ladies' Aid this afternoon.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies
Foreign Missionary society will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. John A. ;.
Dyer, Sumner street.
MIR. Charles A. Fiokett, employed az
crossing tender for the Boston 81 Maine
is suffering from very severe cold.
Mrs George Miles, Chapel street, Is
passing few days in Bowery Beach.