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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
Notice To Chicken RaiSerS.

am now prepared to furnish eggs
for Matching in any quantity at 30 cents
per setting of 10 eggs. from my famous.
pure strain. Barred Plymouth Rocks.
ID. s. HICKMAN,
Mch. Sit. Snow Hill, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
Justices Conferred On LynchInu.

Washington. March %. THE sub.
ject of the lynching of Ed Johnson. the
negro, Of Chattanooga. Tenn, while he
was under sentence of death. and In
whose case the supreme court had H..
sued a stay Of execution. continued TO
engage the attention Of the members
OF the court conference Of the jus.
tices now in the city was held al the
home Of Chief Justice Fuller regarding
the matter. II is not known what con
clusion was reached. II was stated at
the ofiice Of the clerk of the court that
II was not yet apparent what action,
II any. the court would take.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
William Rockefeller Has Cancer.

New York. March 20 The World
says Private advices received in
this city said that William Rockefeller
who has been in Europe since early
last fall has cancer OF the stomach
The secret Of Mr. RockefelIer's illness
has been guarded with the greatest
care for months The nature Of his
disease was known 10 a few members
OF the Rockefeller family and to two
or three OF the most prominent men
in the Standard oil company at the
time Mr. Rockefeller sailed for Eu
rope but the Information was never
permitted to have any circulation
William Rockefeller Is 81 years old
next to his elder brother. John ID.
Rockefeller he is probably the richest
man In the United States
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
BLOW AT INSURANCE OFFICERS
Proposed Law In New York VIII Leqls.
late Them Out OF Office.

Albany y Y. March % he assem-
tive session voted TO report fayorably
to the assembly with amendments AS
sembly bill No g6I introduced by the
Joint special investigating committee.
which would leeislaic out of Office on
November 10 next all the directors and
trustees OF the mutual insurance COM
panies and would nullify all proxies
hithereto secured by the companies
themselves by Thomas Lawson or any
other person or committee. The most
proxy executed prior to September 10
next will be- valid or can be voted at
the recognizing election which the
bill sets for November 10
IL Is said upon reliable authority that
the reason for the pushing OF this par
ticular hill Is the fact that the election
OF trustees 10 the New York Life lnsur-
ance company would take place on
April H. and II is the desire OF the
committee that there may be no ques-
tion that this election shall be among
those postponed by the act
The bill affects every domestic mu-
tual life insurance corporation. whether
incorporated by special act or under
a general law" and provides that the
annual election OF every such company
which under It's charter or bylaws
would be held hereafter and prior TO
November -, 1906" shall be postponed
and held on that date All present di-
rectors shall hold Office until then. and
until their snccessnrs are elecfed
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
CAMPAIGN GIFTS NOT A CRIME
Jerome Says Contributions of lnsur.
ance Companies is Not Larceny.

New York. March 2 The giving OF
political contributions from the funds
Of life insurance company by the
officers OF such company does not con
stitute a larceny of any other crime
in the opinion OF District Attorney Je-
rome This opinion was submitted 10
Justice O'Sullivan In the court OF gen.
eral sessions
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
1--we Stock Markets.

PITTSHD RG Union Stock Yards) +
GAIT T. steady ch0ire slG0n5S5.
prime. So ,sf a.5n. iiOGS 10 demand I.
prime. {. - q go. mediums and
heavy Nor' ers. $Gs0HGSj. light York.
ers So G.S0. piss. sSGuM go:
roughs o. n b75 SHEEP strong
prime WEI ers. Sjs5MG common, SO
~ lambs S. q 1885, veal calves.
t7504S.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
Mo,day. March 10.

Found guilty Of improper conduct,
Frank wilcox. leader Of the opposi-
tion to the Increase OF rates. has been
expelled from the Royal Arcanum at
Rome \ y.
During fight In a saloon al Chi.
cago. William Curry was killed and
three other men We're wounded Henry
Dusing the proprietor being arrested
for the shooting
Trustees or he New York Life In.
suraucc company who were members
Of The finance committee in 1896. 1900
and 1905. declined to pay back the
s14S.oou presented to the Republican
campaien fund
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED


'~lhft FtAt ~ 49,
6. H. lNa ..hDA p-0a.h her OF the
Washington .:,cMu. &cW.. died sud
denly
re, william y .Aa. one Of the
old 81 ara b.st kaawu Methodist min
istcis Ia thu ort' ti.Hat ft.anta Tia.
aged =, yehrs
Eitht Nurtmrn a" nurn Il three
fatally. - an - i,N 81 hot metal
In The corycriin- ai.' Of tae Edgar
Thun ou S,eel W. - NJ B'addock. Pa.
The huAsr cnmuiti = on military af-
fairs rerot q fayotebiy a bill appro-
prialine S.auto rot he purchase OF a
building Ia Wnsh!ustGn 10 BIZ used as
temporary home for soldiers and
sailors.
Saturday, March II.
a hlocl, OF stores wern gHtted by fire
al Pitiston Pa. causing loss OF over
s50UG0
John s rors'ing father Of Captain
John J Porshins OF the { army.
died ~ Lincoln Neb
Four guests were burned to death In
lire which destroyed the Hotel
Compton. at Osceola. Mich.
Edward ivn,h. New York iron
worker. WAS sent To- prison for one year
tor ASSEMBLING a n0uunion man
nr HERMAN Fre.st was arrested at
Nashville Tenn charged with the
murder of Mrs Rosa Nangrum
The Dresses Machine Tool Com
pan, plant at Cincinnati was de-
stroycI hy fire entailng loss OF
SlVG.UC0
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
THE COAL CONFERENCE

GEoRGs F. BAER. Chairman
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

@rcn5en iperren. 0onit ultlerc Monn.
pole unO GruitS biaig an 0os Mus
lono pcrfnilien f0nnen mo lid Ourd)
bobe Erciie I'M SnlanOc reidlih
ihoolpS boltcn. Neltcs 6ot aud Ser
Snft nidt porgcbrnd)t. @os cr iagt,
iin0 Die reid)lid .a~bqenubtcn Sdlogs
lportc bon Der ulcrhGrten EroiperitGt,
Don DER ioDielc Wcnifen lci0er nidt@
crfobrelL bon Ocn @roBtbutcn Scr re-
publifaniiden Tartei geQcn Srllita
rn0 Wonopole, bonn Ganomo.aonol,
Ser in adt Sobren ferti9 mrrOen iol,
mo 0nB ons San0 nit icincn ndt5ig
Oliaioncn 9cpobncrn. boS Mlunoer
Der @elt, lcine Nrnlee uno 6Iottc bo.
ben mlB, Inn iein BreItige ais cine
@eltmodt 81 crbalten. Zen Stant
WorDlonO mer0en Die bei0cn anbi-
nets OPitglicOer ourd lire Meocn oeu
Hepublifunern nid)t rcttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

: ErGiiocnt BOO epclt bat
lcbten Somitoa ieincn ohtunbpicr.
5igiten @cburtstog gefeiert. Gr itebt
olio nod I'M better Monncsolter.
Ton Den 26 ErGiioenten ser Ser.
Stootcn lit CT ais Der iiingite ms
@eiBc SouS eingc5o0e1. llno ipenn
or al ieincm 8cburtStage HiidldaE
9ebolten bot, Damn miro er nit Dem
Trcunoc ocS Yolpfrutes geiugt ba-
ben: Nltd) mir lit gaes pobl9crotbcn,
bel alien meintn Serridlertboten be.
aleitct mid oeS &inunnclS &ulo.
@obl ieltcn bat in Der omerifnnilden
@eifidtc Elm YrGiiocnt iciner Hegics
ring ooS @cprdgc icincr. Tcrionlidl
felt 10 iturf a~ui9cprG9t, mic Der
jiinoitc, Sbeooorc Gooiepelt.
NcIfcS @unber hegtebt
lid! Ger Staot @iscpniin iii i'm
Stonbe, fir bas louicuoe Hcdnrngs.
iabr ole Stoats ltcncrn = Die Sd)nl'
Iteltern alisgenommen - 81 erlullen.
llno mobcr Die lleberiiiquna Der
@~isconiiner Staotsfolic? Gie Ser
moltung oes Stootcs lit nid)t ctua
biniger gemorben, ober ourd ooS
pom @puperneur go 6olette oird)'
0eiebte giieibabn : @eles limo Die
9obnen g~eSluungen poroerL Ibren
Intbeil Su ben 6iientliden SoIteu
bei5rltra9en. Iomit merben Die iibrl'
aen SteuerSabler entloItet. Ios Yet
ipiel @isconlin's miro mobl bolo
9tadJobmnng finSen.
Gie ct. coulter N meri'
ia" madt lid iiber cine aeiclboftc
lleberiesung" litIfia. Inglo nnleri-
faniide @l1tter brod)ten gclegelttlidJ
oqL a&odHcit bon Sri. ,ariipp Die Jon
oerbnre Vtelouna, Der aaiicr babe
ben &atfk Asfs iNEontirinM MsittafH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Scnrp Glcius iibcr bic Tinanslaac.


SenrD Glcius iibcr bic Tinanslage.
lrnb Der be0eltenben 3ltnobmc
Der 8olopro0uftion I'M lester Sabre
bcrridlt in Ben groBcn @clOccntren
Der 0clt &noppbcit an @olo. Sn
europa, belonocrS in england mo
Geltidlnno, lit cine FcrioOc inou.
Itricller mo commcr5iellcr Gnt1pidc-
lung, Gbnlid) mie in Den Ser. Stdn.
ten. Selbit IN 9liien belebt lid) Der
Snnoel. 4iele uermebrte Sanoel9s
tb1tigfeit lteQt grOBc Nnfor0erungen
al Den @clObeItono Der gol15en Welt.
10 0oB Ole pernlebrte @olopro0uftion
ben Nniprii6en nidt geltiigt. llebers
Dies iheint eS, Dob irgcnomo I'M
Orient bc0euten0c @oloporrGibc allfs
9cipeidcrt itn0 DEM Gertebr ent5ogun
iuerOen, oenn ionit fonnte Ole Solo
tnappbcit nidt 10 ofitt iein. NlldJ
Die olgcncincre giniiibrullg Der
@olOlp6brung mag ibr Sbeil oo5ll
6%eitrogen. 81 Den Ser. Staatcn
mar Der 8olo5uiluB oieies SobrcS
mcicntlid) groBer, ais Dor einem
Sabre, nno piiroc fiir gem0bnlihc
3mefe gcreidt bobcn, ouein bic
Equalization i%tellte 81 groBe Iniprii
dc. Nm critcn Sllli 1906 1uuroe Der
@olpporrotb in sen Ser. Stouten allf
ncbr. ais 3057 Wiaionen geihGti;
30 Yrojcnt me6r, ais Dor 5cbn SAB.
rell, un0 bod iino mir fitnpp. IS lit
;3cit, nit uniercnl Grebitipitem ems
lid Salt 5I MADDEN, menn es ni6t
brcdcn ioa. Sab cS in urierem in.
ouitrielen un0 iinan5icQcn Seben
ltngciltnbe Ellnfte giebt, m,terliegt
feinem 3meiiel. Sic iolten ausge-
mer5t meroen. Gem itebt aber Die
ipefulutipe Sultung Ginger Der grob-
ten Sntercilelt I'M Nege, oeren Wdd)t
iiber Die 9orie nlBer Sroge ltebt.
IeSmegen iirb ullb bleibcn oie 8elo.
roten bod, bcnn 0ic Nusiidten, @olo
pom gnslonoc 81 erbolten, iito iebr
geriilg. @it BADEN fiirSlih 40 Mil,
lionen Collars 8ol6 Sl boben Staten
ans 2onOon bejogcn, unb Die 9nllf
bon ENGLAND bat Ooroiibin lire
Hdtc oif ie6S Yro5cnt crb0bt. %
0llrd) lit cine SiQliontinn omerifa.
niiher Siderbeiten berbeigcfilGrt
moroen it beinobe oerielben Sobc,
iuie boS imporfirie @olb. g9ir boben
Die 40 Milionen cirop1iideS @ol0,
nber Die GltropGer bnben inns etlpa
cbenio piele omcrifnlliid)c 9lfticn SIT
riidgcianOt. Sn a~lgenleinen blcibt
Ole Gage 5lifriebenitcllcno. Iie III.
oltitriclle, iuie Die conuuer5lcle Sb1'
tigfeit OGuern an; Die Illslidlten
luiirben nod Before lein, iuenn Die
Equalization orli Elm rihtigcS Mnb
5uriid0eiiibrt mo Die @ertbe oil
mehr norn1olc Eroportioncn tommcll
miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Hcrional = Hpti5rn.
9(mfrnf fir Grbid)nft.

sn Sran5ieta W,rpcr, eeb. 9autbner. her'
ebeli6t Mbrnbam Wiener, in 1877 ar. FOG,
GiiosG barlessStraBe. nobHGaft. ODER oeren
9incbfommem 1T eine 9rtfbnft in SeuifbIano
Bugefalien. 3u ~crfrageu bel
Z. Y. 6enuiSbanicu, 9ie6tsnnpaIt.
(292-302) Nr. 2t5, 81. ButlsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

@ir teidllngen 9ierbc Snm nlten 4reis pun
Sf.50 fir 4 Suieiieu. gBenl Sbr 1fero labni
lit, labt eS bon ms bef6lugen. uniere Neferelt5:
Seberiiiann. GunrpD q Spus, 1910 Eennipl'
uantastpcnue (Stt1G,I&S,1 Wd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Ybilippina Hicbl.

IS itarb am %. Gfiober 1906 rliere geIicbte
Oiutler 4bifippinn Niehl, 9Slitue bon 9rbGro
RiebI, e~cbirtig ans 9iiirnbcrg, FnDerr. Nle
3 ll6r, pom IrnuerbalIie, Gr. ll12. SitseaG.
uuIesSiraBe. ans uui ber Baltimore GeIHeierD
ftQtt. (3O2-iD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
WiQia,lt Guuf'S
wo1betanutc $50 sceroiannaen III

wobnbctanutc $50 Srerbianmacn mmia7em:
prncbipclen Gur0, init fbparScm 1utb, lpeibem
ooer arnie,m Bliift iIbcriopen; llBeren staiten;
@eeroiguna : NuSei0e, Giubalfnnirei,. @1no'
tbubc, 9rdierfIor. Sootenbemo ODER 9ede, Delft
alititben, Nuos, Siiible, 2ibter, 2eutter mho
Srdperie'n.
alice upaitdnsis SIS. Seine G1tra.speirn.
$50 GerIanot nun 2eidJen - $50.
Nnocre Sceroigung 500, 500 tno $40.
North. uno 0reenmpnnt.MDenne.
Veioe 3elepbone. Sdg mo Htdbf.
Nft4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Yarf.

Ter taIptJahltdIte .Sriebtot tn Baltimore.
4u ieoer 3eit trreibbnr. Sini 9ents Sabr'
eelS bon ullen StaottbeiIen. .f Strabenbnbr'
S8a9onS paiiirei ben Snnptcit9aug. dtle ort.
Bic ben isricSboi lei ranbeim Vselter bef.ibel.
Observation-Disclosures at febr nrdbigen Yreileh,
fdmutIib utter fprtiu1brenser Yileae
Bureau; Rr. 81, &ef'sardtpHd'StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Iphn Sc4.

IS itarb am 2S. Sftpber 1906 in feiner ySob
illtng, ytr. 643. Siios9,nrns StraBe, 3obn sell
SO Sabre alt. Die Neeroiarng tinoct Sienitag
9iGb mitlaes 2 llbr, bonn Erauerbanle aus Halt
(YOD-M ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Gntbarine Wieberipahn.

gens, in ibrer gSobnlne. gtr q, Glib Sitrbnnl'
GtraBe. 6atbarinc WiceeripaDn ~ tbrel1 80.
Qcbensiubre. Sic Beerotnultg itroet Montda,
Den 20. Sitober, 40 ltbr Dturgcrs, bonn Irnliets
bnnfe nus na1 Der fatbolii9cn Ct. Wt6aelSs
Nircbe, moieIbit Gin A%eluicnls 0odarlt fitr t6re
GccleIlrube celebrirt miro. illo oa1iil nit BEN
81. GrInferrS rieobofe" itdti. (30O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
GlIc Warie 3IrgcnIcn.

IS fiarb am 20. SftoDer 1906 9lie Niarie
Siirgcnicu in ibrert Is. Yebell5iHbre, @ntlln
pes oeritorbenen stmle Silrgcniell. &erlpnIote
rlo 6reunoe Der 5nmilie iinn ndtungspou ein'
gel1ber. Der .eeroiaul9 am Diuniag, 9tdbllllita
tags 2 llbr, bon ibrcr HSobnlll9, 9tr. 2624,
OF 9nItimoresS irnbe, aus bei5nlpobneit.
(3Ot-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Sobn SerWig G. Sobn,
2cihenbeitatter II G.ntaliamtrer,
Wr. 2OOS, SrfeauSsG trabe.

8ipeigeihdft: Dir. b24, @nitern'Ibenue.
SiqDlanoioiun, VaiitmpresGonnih.
gSir babeu in unierer ldnaen 8eihaftSpratls
YroIit 5ufriebei. Die %ieinitct Stuttben %eelieiert
mir SobSeiten. llntcr6oItin9en uno lIoere @e'
Ieaenbeiieu. Neioe Telephone. CWiat2S,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
aorraine'

Mnfertid 90 @nrfartis ~ Sritb!tdt.
m syslp'@ @e' Ssn g SIC NIT g ethtu peseiS me" neie
ssortb. sIpsnncS@ar. ereie a1itften MaHmitiaes
nm Ierminus. Greife bon neutrality-suspicious.
iebt We5ifu. iQcidlte Beoin9ul!Gsu- AriepDon-
SSaos. s~,esldnaf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

ilberboupt oos IeAt, in Die NdDleil
elteS Stootes aftip ClnjugrcIlen:
Cine Gegierung Itebt iiber Dent Ear'
t%eitreiben; lie ipQte cS wcnig'tens.
Ser &ider Der 0Slltnols
Stoats, 3t9." id)reibt: vllnier Snfel
Soc Cannon ideint 81 GlalIbel1, poB
ooS 2onb ni6tSi mcitGr tlt lals EN-
9pngreb im5grpBen MabNtabeh unO
Dab CT am @abltogc MN nut Dem
Sammcr ni~tf5atblu9glt lilai mt Idll'
ter Sttnmte al perfiltscn bot; Ih'
genommeRlfu ai e.
g 6 a + 4 III IS . 9 I fr c d +
Sboiu bit eben 9onfcll mtcocr nit
ud)t5eblt WStllionen IoIlors ais Der
Serlegenbeit qebolfcn, mo 5luor Oh
ne Die geiebli6 porgcifriebene Get,
flung in BONDS. % 0nS Spefuln'
tionsfieber nod INNER %fort0ducrt. 10
iueroer Die 1S MiaionCn luobl aud
bolo b'rnuf gegongcn iein, mo Die
9onfcn nerOen mieocr rufcn: ga.
miel 6ilf!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
@crmiidte Inscigen.
9(lte Teberbettem. .

Ser b6dbfte 9reis Wiro be8ablt fir aIie Gtoern
In ireeiIo 1pelber Gunniiidi. Uiun lelioe Bolt
iarte ali Z. Y. Siaace, Wr. 6l3, 2pro.Gntaiu'
Strnhe. Beioe Telephone. l3-.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Tram Gliiabetb Muoolpb.

@r. 1919, Neit.2auuaie.s traRe,
ipiro ben unterri6t in oer Observation-Disclosures
pieoer auInebmen.
@rbffunne oer 9Iaiien am 2. Sttpber, Waor'
geuS 0 iibr.
S1iiIer iino sebcteuL i6 rett5eitia 8t mel
ben. .(Sepf3O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

GoiuIanb's tiirfiidc yaber.
Ganitable. 0ebdube, 4pifamt segen. etetS often.
Wug22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

8eneral.E 0 It III liter Cor.
teIDon bot, ipie Men.Yorfer @lGttet
berltten, Die 2eitung Der rcpublifa.
nilden Champagne I'M Staate Meiu-
Dorf III bic Sonb genommer. Gin
StoneaI. Sulte CHI YoItmeiiter mo-
gen, III elmer politiihen Geriamnl.
lung 5ll prGiioireu poer oiif oen
Siitntp 81 geber, oauit lpiiroc CT io-
fort. aus ocnl gmt binals fliegen.
Mber Der Serr Observation-Disclosures
hnrf IS lid erlaubert, Die Yarteicam.
pogre beS beoeuteroiten Staates ocr
Union 81 leiteu. 3ieht CT eima on-
|ifnEiis @ebali2 S&at Nia Ne0iSsnus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

@cihaftsfhbrer g. u. SriuS, @obnnn9:
Is. & y. 121 B @albroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

Gin Sranffurter 9iirgcr
bictct Der Stoot Seneoig cine @og-
ner-9iiItc olS 8eiherf an. lie ito.
lieniidc Ereiic modt cin @eibcnf
ocS belitidelt aaiiers boraus. Tic
oeutld)e Trciie %ercifert iid) oarollf
iibcr Die @cihenf-G olitif bes &niierS
Wilbelm unb tobelt Inn id)orf. llub
oarm miro Der wobre Sahperbolt
fcitgeIteut. Soblconl a@elogen ipie
%9eorudtl" pflegte 9ismard bon Der
Trehe 81 iooen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Der 0ent(6e correspondent
cridlcint icScn Sag int Sabre.

G, Statue, eiaent4fmer nno aeOaueur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

gennnnt. Ser Guiier in9te ober:
Yer Se9en Sbre$ ucrfldrtcn Sotera,
Ser bcutc aus liftcr @0be oui Sic
|berobblidt, miro Sic gcleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

aaeutur fir @aibiugton uub Gifrift Goinmbta:
gSm. Sannenann, 1915 Marion St, ". ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
SPRAY
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

One of the pleasantest events in the
social life of Southwest Harbor took place
ON the evening OF May /, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Cousins, when party
surprised them on the twentieth auniver-
sary of their wedding day. 1t was a
genuine, old-fashioned surprise party.
There were seventeen in the party, all
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cousins were the re-
eipients of number OF pretty presents,
including handsome lamp, which was
presented with an original poem by an
aunt OF Mrs. Cousins.
The guests were: Henry Clark and wife,
Nathan Clark and wife, J. A. Freem and
wife, A. /. Holmes and wife, Arthur Free
Clarence Clark, Mrs. A. J. Robinson, Mrs.
Grace pease, Mrs. Harvey Hodgkins, Mrs.
Julia Newman, Mrs. William Lawton.
Other relatives were unable to be present.
Refreshments were served, which the
guests furnished. 1t was hard to convince
Mrs. Cousins that she was to be served
rather than serve. Mrs. Cousins in few
nieely-chosen words, thanked the guests
for their remembrance, to which Mr..
Cousins added: ~ will second the notion
Finch, the popular game, was intro
dRced, and some of the gentlemen were
loath to leave the game that caused so
much merriment, one of them remarking
This event comes only once in twenty
years; let US have another game"
A look at Mr.. and Mrs. Cousins was
enough 10 convince one of the pleasure
they were enjoying. The guests departed
feeling that there was more pleasure in
giving than receiving.
MAY Z. SPEC,
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May

Harland Abbott is employed at Henry
Balls for the summer.
Gertrude Carter is working for Mrs.
Howard Hodgkins for few weeks.
One of the men killed at Ashland by the
dynamite explosion was Mrs. Daniel Gal
lison's brother, Fred Grass, of Little Lake,
n. B. He also leaves brother at Han
cock, Whitfield Grass.
There was a quiet wedding at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gallison Satur-
day, May 5, when their youngest daughter,
Edna Louise, was married to William
Grant Russell, OF Por land, The bride
looked very pretty in white muslin. She
carried Maytiowers tied with blue ribbon
Rev. P. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth, per-
formed the marriage ceremony, the ring
service being used. Only the brides fam
lily and three intimate girl friends were
present. After wedding breakfast the
couple left on the noon train for Portland,
where they viii reside. The brides many
friends wish her joy and happiness in her
new life.
Nav T. E.
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WEST FREMONT.
May Z.

Capt. William Hannah has gone to BAN
gor with Capt. Thomas Rich to ship for
the season.
Schooner Commerce, Capts. Elias and
Thomas Rich, has gone to Bangor to load
lumber for Mckinley.
All are glad to welcome Rev. A. b.
Carter as our pastor the coming year. lie
has preached here before, and is well
liked.
Frank Candsge, of South BluehiIl, WIS.,
tied I1ewellyn Albee and wife last week,
He returned home May 2, Mrs. Albee ae-
companying him for visit to relatives.
Mrs. Lizzie Sawyer has had the rooms
that Rev. d. NJ. Angel occupied, reprinted
and papered, and put in first-clsss order
for Edmund Reed and wife, who have
rented them.
Another gasolene dory has been added
to the fleet OF fishing boats here. Otis In
gals has sold out his farming business,
stock and implements, and has taken
command Of the dory Farmer Boy.
Nelson Carter, who was hurt some time
ago by stick flying up and striking him
in the side, has been very i'll the past week
but is better now. His daughter, Mrs.
Charles p. Lunt, has taken him 10 her
home, where she can care for him.
May I. THELMA.
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HALL QUARRY.

Miss Julia Campbell Is i'll with tonsil-
tits.
Gage B. Grindle has gone to Stonington
for the season.
j. Fl. Macomber returned Friday from a
business trip TO New York.
Miss MCGEE, of Prospect, visited at Mrs.
L. w. Harriman's last week.
Mrs. Simeon Carter, OF Bluehill, is Wis
iting her husband. at Mrs. Cookson's.
Freeman Leayitt returned Sunday morn
ing from short visit with his family in
Rockland.
Mrs. John Mcdonald left Friday for
New York, called there by the serious ILL
ness Of her sister.
stillman Grindle has resigned his posi-
tion as foreman for The McMullen Co,
and returned to his home in South Penob-
scot.
May Z. PEBBLE.
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LAMOINE.

j. Lear has recently made canvass
of our town in the endeavor to extermi-
mate the brown-tsil moth.
W. F. Hutchings and wife drove up
from GouIdsboro Monday. Mrs. Hutch
ings will remain at her home here several
days.
Miss Margaret Springer'ls teaching in
Medway. She was accompanied to Ban
gor by Miss Susie Whitaker, who re-
turned the following day.
Mrs. Vannie Howard, who has been
spending several months with her
daughter, Mrs. Stephen Young, has re-
turned to her home in Trenton.
Mrs. y. B. Coolidge is in receipt OF a
letter from Mrs. Mason Coggins, of san
Francisco. The letter was written on a
piece OF an account book. This was
folded and the edges pasted together, and
addressed. No stamp was affixed, yet it
reached its destination in good time and
good condition. Mr.. Coggins lost some
tools by the fire but their home is safe.
Capt. G. B. Hodgkins has received a
letter from his daughter, Mrs. Lowell
Coggins, who was in san Francisco at the
time OF the earthquake. Mrs. .Coggins'
home is in Chico, but she and Mr.. Cog
gins had gone to San Francisco few days
previous. The hotel at which they were
guests was burned and they suffered the
loss OF some valuable clothing, but their
loss was SO slight in comparison with
thousands of those around them that they
scarcely mention it. Mrs. Coggins pic
lures the scene as too awful to be realized
unless witnessed. Their son is attending
school in San Rafael.
May Z. III.