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The Coldest Aetlcle you can invest B your dollars in. Have sold more of them n A third it is will squadron, reported, taken she was flying the Honduras flaj this season than ever. Perfectly satis- ag leave Cadiz July 15. The ships there in- to take a and so“far from attempting to elude tin factory every purchaser. Just fj clude the Vitorin, only lit for coast de- Cruisers and look at them at IE SOLDIERS DEAD. Battleship Pelayo, American ship she deliberately ran out fense, the Alfonso whioh cannot XIIL, to the blockade lines with the* intention be for sea for a and is ready long time, of made a BUT being To the Vicas- of more than twelve and prisoner. incapable knots, was the task of Frank P, Tibbetts & the whioh has been armed burg assigned capture, Go,, Havel, just by and a the Constitute Fleet. Ensign Senn, with prize crew, Armstrongs and should be etHoient. Transports in the It is now asserted | brought brig. The whioh is at 4 & G FREE ST. Numancia, Barcelona, that the Honduran registry of the vessel ought to be In a The ready fortnight. was a blind, that she is owned armored cruiser best by Span- Lepanto, Spain’s iards and that she was being nsed in an will leave in ten ship, Carthagena days to food and into Tiirce Killed in Railroad for for her trials. The Carde- attempt get provisions Cadiz, gun the blockaded oity. nai Cisneros is at Feral and is uf little Spanish and Americans Four value. Several transports still remain at I a WHAT’S THE USE Accident. Cadiz, with few guns, bnt they are Port Said, June 26.—Admiral Camara’s is in useless for squadron the purpose of conveying Miles Apart. To advertise troops. tlie harbor here orders. TROOPS EMBARK. “I am told that besides the new issue of awaiting It consists off the battle- unless people read your ads. ? 1,500,000 pesetas in paper, a million pesetas in withdrawn notes have teen ship Pelayo, Admiral Camara’s The ironclad read ours, and then bring their flagship. They issued in an underhand way and that dyeing, cleansing and carpet beating about a third of the gold reserve in the Empcrador, Carlos V, two armored three TROOP OF ROUGH RIDERS Bank of cruisers, torpedo to us. We back up our advertising with Spain has been quietly with- Manila Sails This BATTLE OF SANTIAGO drawn for in Expedition EX- • payment England—an boats and five good work. IN SMASH-UP. amount near transports, carrying 4,000 troops. 6,000,000 pounds. PECTED TO OCCUR SOON. Afternoon, I HflCTilD* 0 rore*t City Dye House and Steam fitlo I LR11 w^ Carpet Cleansing Works. 83 Preble St., opp. Preble House BY END OF WEEK. London, June 26.—Lloyds’ agent at Port Said 3T Kid Gloves Cleansed Every Day. telegraphs Three Soldiers and a Porter Weri I San Francisco, June 26—Four thousand r-i _ that the squadron consists off the number of Dead at battleship Pelayo, gthe men, comprising the third expedition to Sevilla Fight Killed. the embarked armored cruiser Emperador, Carlos Quinto (V), the torpedo Philippines, today and Placed at 22. soldiers now swarm in the holds GRADUATION Santiago May Fall Before boat destroyers Osado, Audaz and the and up- Prospina, transports on the deoks of the steamers Ohio, Patriota and Buenos, and the Isla de Panay, Colon, Indiana, City of Para and Morgan City. ENGINEER TV AS TO BLAME FOI Sunday. Tomorrow''the steamer Valenoia will re- SLIPPERS. Covdongo, Bapida, San Francisco. SOLDIERS SAY ceive her of THEY CAN PLAINLY THE ACCIDEM complement the militia and We have a fall line of White these five transports bearing the bulk of SEE SANTIAGO. him in putting direct communication the expeditionary force probably will sail Kid Slippers for Graduation. (Copyright 1898 by the Associated Press.) PLEASED WITH SHIFTER- with Washington. Naval officials are HARVARD SAILS. gratified with Gen. Shatter's expression tomorrow afternoon to be followed in a OS Santiago de Cuba, June 25, by the of of the assistance he has appreciation few the steamer received from Admiral days by Newport upon Tupelo, Miss., June 26.—A railway ac- Associated Press Despatch Boat, King- Sampson. Assistant Secretary Allen has been which General Merritt is to de- cident occurred at 3.40 this afternoon li 1 expected (Copyright, 1898, the Associated $1.50 PAIR. ston, Jamaica, June 26.-6 p. m.—While strivng earnestly to procure for the gen- Press.) which three soldiers and a railway portei eral ru-i tenders he desires for the part. On board the Associated Press the army advances the main ot Presidcat Wircs Him His landing despatch lost their lives and other soldiers portion Congratu- heavier of the and the Carried Reinforcements to Gen. receive! supplies army siege ■the assignment or troops to the various boat off the fleet lies in front of train. He has securtd several colli- Dandy, Juragua, June 25—8 serious injuries. Everything possible wa patiently Morro just lations. ers at Key West which, on account of transports was as follows: p. m., via Jane center & done to relieve the wounded the loca l its Before Shatter. Kingston. Jam., Sunday, mcdowell, by Castle, awaiting opportunity. their light draught will serve admirable Steamer Morgan City—First Idaho 26—3.30 of the physicians and citizens who were sooi the end of next week the fate of Santiago as tenders. These have been ordered to p. m.—Troops United 53!) Street. steam with and the first Nebraska recruits. Congress upon the scene. Col. Torrey’s regimen all speed for JBaiquira. They volunteers States and of Spain are almost face to and Admiral Cervera should be decided. should riders reach there by Wednesday. Tho BROWN BLOCK. je25d3t of rough from Cheyenne, Wyo. City of Para—Thirteenth, JMinn. face and less than four miles * June story printed by an English newspaper June 26.—The aux- apart. To- reached this via the Kansas The general opinion among naval ex- Washington, 26.—Though there Newport N’ews.Va., city City of the killing of Capt. Bob Evans and Indiana—One battalion of the ISth U. the were the usual number of officials for a cruiser Harvard started at 2 o’clock night picket lines at certain points Memphis & Birmingham railroad. Thi , perts is that Santiago town will be some of his men in the conning tower iliary TSB their S. one battalion of the 23rd U. Sunday at desks in the war and of the Iowa a shell of the infantry, are within hailing distances of the ene- first section bad stopped to take wate: burned by the Spanish troops before they by Spanish this afternoon for (Santiago with the 9th navy departments today, there did not cruiser Vizcaya, is pronounced at the S. the ana a de- and had whistled to start on when thi 1 infantry; signal corps my. It seems certain that the battle be a Massachusetts and two battal- of NATIONAL surrender, that Admiral Cervera will de- seem to be of navy department to cruel canard. regiment CHAPMAN BUNK second section rounded a any expectation important tachment of sharp carve ii No word has been received from Samp- engineers. must come within a week. his and that he will then sub- news. this ions of the 34th Miohigan. Thousands Santiago of the track before the town is reachec stroy ships Secretary Alger explained son today;and with a cable line near him, Portland, Flaine, just Ohio—First Wyoming volunteers; bat- The are all ashore mit to the If this is readily. In his view the army has been it is Dot imagined for a moment that he of poople were answered with enthusiasm troops tonight here and dashed into it. In the rear of the firs ; enemy. supposition would fail to an oc- G and third artillery and recruits of moved on one of those stages incident to report immediately the who tery and at Baiqdulri, with the exception of section was the sleeper “Seville” contain correct the whole work should be accom- currence of such by troops crowded the side of the of a and is gravity. the 13th Minn. The steamer Valencia CAPITAL, and his progress campaign now The a few scattered that hare $100,000,00 ing Col. Torray regimental staff d in a week. war department following the satis- the vessel and caused her to list companies gone plishe a new sharply which is on coal at the This car was effecting formation. factory example set by the navy depart- taking today completely demolished, yet on account of the unusual forward. The supplies are snffloient to and Undivided There is every possibility that the As part of this plan the advance must ment has instituted a system of bulleting distribution Union Works will be ready tomorrow Surplus Profits, $25,000.00 to say, every inmate un strange escaped for the benefit of the of enable the army to sustain a week's troops may surrender independ- halt and wait until the rear guard should public, giving quick weight. for its of Solicits the accounts of Basalts, Mer. scathed except the;Colonel who is injnrei ! Spanish and conoise information of important morning assignment troops—the arrive. In the Secretary’s this The of the Harvard North Dakota campaign at both landing joints. cantile Firms, Corporations and but not seriously. The chief fatnlitie ently of Admiral Cervera. opinion happenings. departuro from first volunteers. work was going on yesterday. To say Through its agencies in the West Indies, The on will take a continual of small and is to fur- occurred in a coach in the centre of thi When the Americans took this port was in strong contrast to the Newport Wednesday There'.is procession Individuals, prepared Baquiri they that the President the state department has discovered a and on batteries H and third a nd its first section which carried troop 0 fron Secretary Alger craft Yale’s from Old K, artillery boats tied to the beach, the Dish patrons the best facilities a letter written in the house suspioious lying at Fort de France, departure Point on through found partly are gratified with the success that has so This coach was She is a collier and and This and liberal accommodations. Laramie, Wyo. complete Martinique. presum- with the first General'Merritt staff. steamer bounding surf, and, as one week’s ra- of the commandant. It was ad- far attended the progress of Shafter’s is to C03I either to Thursday, detachment of ly telescoped and the soldiers within wer Spanish ably trying convey is at the Pacific Mail dock. would be Cervera at or to Blanco at reinforcements for But tions are already landed, it is believed and bruised beneath dressed to the Spanish commander at campaign stating the case mild- Santiago Shatter. few peo- jammed the masse Havana via the Isle of Pines and Bata- on ly. The President in quick assembled to see the Yale ANTIS FILIBUSTERING. the will be ashore Interns! Paid of timbers, broken car seats and otho de Cuba and had the tone of appreciation bano. Sigsbee of the St. Paul and ple sail away, required supplies by Deposits. Santiago of General Shafter’s Capt. debris. In the second energy has sent a some of the other oommanders of the but this afternoon Tuesday, the 28th. The landing of sectionjone baggag It read in part as follows: practically the whole troop SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS. braggadocio. cablegram congratulating him and the American scouting vessels,have been noti- car was thrown into the but in thi Time of Vote on Annexation Bather Ques- horses and has been > ditch, and are of Nows bid fare- supplies xtraordi- “I am well fortified and prepared to re- men composing his army on the excel- fied expected to defeat this pur- population Newport train few were hurt and none tionable. Interviews and Correspondence Invi'ed. dangerous pose. well to the nation’s nary. With only one steam barge and sist ail the forces the American pigs can lent work they have done. The defenders. The 9th ly. Action on the part of the soldiers wa message Sigsbee yesterday warned a British ship 1 could be to on treaoherous CULLEN C. nmoincf. TIO not obtained here, the officials from to enter the harbor of San Massachusetts is in command of compelled depend small CHAPMAN, President- immediate to save their imperilled com seeking Col. Washington, June 26.—There are no Juan de Porto Kico on the taking the ground that it would be proper ground that it Fred B. and the boats, Gen. Shatter has landed over 16,000 THOMAS It. EATON, Cashier. rades and with x axes ;[ and ropes am 1 Evidently at this point the American blockaded. Bogan second and third indications of the close of the for General Shatter alone to make was positive buckets of worked it pub- discussion in hundreds of horses and mules and -- DIRECTORS: water, they lik< and the The notice from Spain that the gov- battalions of the 34th Michigan are com- Hawaiian the Senate and men, transports appeared boasting lic, but it is known to be couched in demons the to ernment of that country has succeeded in on tearing away wreckage gei manded by Col. J. P. Peterman. unless the unexpected happens, debate thousands ot dollars worth of supplies on CULLEN 0. SETH L. officer ran off, leaving the letter words ol praise. added ouiou aruiurou uruio- CHAPMAN, LARRABEE, at the wounded and dead and quench thi Spanish Secretary Alger puivmooujg ijuwci.ii.4i this will continue for at least not the The repair Vuloan question the and two E. M. CHARLES J. his tribute today in the course of a short ers, gains slightest credence here. ship followed the exposed beaohes, only men STEADMAN, CHAPMAN, fire which had started in the half written. week. There are rumors sleeps No European nation possessing such ves- Harvard to sea. another floating BRICE M. PERLEV P. BURNHAM Laii, wim »au ^.aHuuiuieu r-ress reporter. have lost their lives. No more than 50 EDWARDS, “Seville” which was a mass of broke] Two thousand Cubans were transferred sels would dare be guilty f the violation about the capitol that a vote will be He said he felt sure Shatter would of HENRY S. JAMES F. a prove neutrality involved in the making of TO GO TO CUBA. on an animals have been drowned and OSGOOD, HAWKES, wreckage covering steaming, hlsslni ! from Accoradores to Aitares. reached agreement for final ad- scarcely today They himself to be a wise, brave and such a sale. If any vessels have been se- WILLIAM M. MARKS. The wounded were removed to prudent towards| the end of the a of has been lost. engine. He was it is probable were mer- journment package supplies ]el M.W&Ftflstn were taken off shore in pontoons under general. particularly impressed cured, they only Fifteen of week but no con flrmation of them can be vancant buildinu in the town. Th s Regiments Volunteers To Be with one short statement in de- chantmen, bought with a to con- aro Shatter’s purpose CiCCUluU xxuut n*v xvuuoxo UJI Ciuuei diuu, ou The officers generally surprised at the of General Ludlow of the into sections contained troops A, C, B, G supervision spatch received yesterday, that he vert them armed transports by the Moved From Chlckamauga. the of Senators MORRO L, stating that, in language Jones the smallness of loss of life and IS ABANDONED. wanted nothing, which the re- addition of a few guns. properly. and M, forming part of a regiment beini ; engineers. They belonged to General Secretary and Davis, they appear to be illusory. as an evidence of the of the arri- garded self reliant Notwithstanding report National The late afternoon Gen. Shafter said to a of transported to Jacksonville, Fla. It 1 3 force and val of Admiral Camara’s Chlckamauga Park,'June 26. proceedings Saturday correspondent Santiago’* Formidable Fortress is Said to Calixto Garcia’s transporting character of the man. Nevertheless the squadron at the admissions of Senators who —An order was issued and op- the second United States voluntee: Secretary is sending along reinforcements Port Said, the westerly entrance to the by oommand of indicate the Associated Press today: Have Been Deserted. them by water from the west to the east the pose annexation, quite clearly and Col. with all possible promptness. It is a Suez canal, officials hero still doubt Major General Brooke today which cavalry, was raised, by Torrey good virt- their purpose to resort to dilatory tactics “I am well satisfied with the progress side of saved several It deal better to have 10J0 too soldiers that the vessels arts bound for the Philip its commander in the Rocky mountul Santiago .days. many ually amounts to an order for the move- while the appearances on the other side Jam., June 25.—Morro than 1000 too few in his He be- pines. Rumors reach here, unconfirmed that is made. The disembarkation Kingston, opinion. ment of 15 to are that there will be more pressure being the states of also saved unnecessary fighting. lieves that General as that the ironclads in the regiments Cuba. In accor- Castle, the most formidable defence about region, including Wyoming Duffield’s troops to yet, only ht to secure a vote the and Don dance with this order the first broug Is slow, but considering the limited fa- and ■ the number of four Pelayo Carlos harbor it is Colorado, Idaho, Nevada Utat The Cubans will join the army’s van. 1300, which embarked squadron, V., division of Santiago reported, on excel- from have left the squadron and returned to NOTHING IMPORTANT FOR HOUSE Those soldiers killed and mortally ir days ago Newport News will arrive the first corps and two brigades of the cilities and the exposed nature of the lent authority, has been abandoned by the All the convoy ships except the battleship at Baiquiri tomorrow and within four Spain, so that Camara no longer possesses will Judo of im- the men have done well. were from the first named stats 3400 more a force that would threaten second|division of;tho|same corps form Washington, 26.—Nothing landing places, Spaniards. If this he true, it will now be jured is off the are days troops which leave Fort Dewey. Indiana, which harbor, coal- an and is likely to come before the I await the of hasl the misfortune to meet with | Monroe today will be at the scene of expeditionary force, are ordered portance only landing sufficient the simplest task for Admiral Sampson, They House this week. Conference reports up- The Hornet has action. In a be wreck in the yards at St. Joseph, Mo. ing at Guantanamo. addition there will be to immediately prepared and Indian and supplies to begin the movement on Santi- with such vessels in his fleet as he deems CAMPOS TO BE on the sundry civil, District further movement of to Santiago DICTATOR. for active field I am unable to when in which two of the train orei r on blockade duty on the south coast. troops equipped service. The of Columbia appropriation bill probably ago. say it will necessary, for the work, to enter the har- Friday, gone as soon as the men just and transports be submi tted and the conference re- were and St. 0 following brigades are Included in will take place. I am much pleased at- the Admiral killed Louis, Saturday, on the Gloucester shelled a are ready. Possibly Genaral Miles may this bor, attack Cervera’s fleet and This morning port on the bankruptcy measure, which of the soldiers was accidentally killed b T go with these. If ‘the are not order: assist Gen. Shatter in the capture or de- that was at the troops the Senate has adopted, will be con- Spanish party working needed when nothing will be First commanded being suffocated and falling from th they urrive, brigade, by Gen. sidered. Its adoption by the House is ap- struction of the city of Santiago. lost for well em- railroad trestles east of El Morro. they can be very Ernest and composed of the 8th assured. The is the has been for a train in tho tunnel at that June 27.—The Vienna corre- Massa- Royal highest grade baking powder Admiral Sampson ready long placs ployed elsewhere and will have the London, 3d Wisco nsin and Eth parently chusetts, Illinois. Mr. from the committeo on mili- hoown. Actual tests show it one- week to 6inash this last remaining fortifi- The fault of acodient The Hull, goes today’s probabl advantage of seasoning. Secretary spondent of the Daily Telegraph says: Second brigade, commanded Gen. affairs will insist consideration cation at tho ontrance to the harbor. It that by tary upon third further than any other bread. lies with the of the wh > took occasion to state again and of the 4th intention to make the attack the engineer section, TO CAIMANERA. “The advices from Madrid indi- Sanger composed Ohio, 3d of a number of bills made necessary by was his ABANDON Gen. Shafter is allowed the wid- latest was too fast and near the being Illinois and the 4th Pennsylvania. war one to increase the after ha had verified running firs t un- demands, notably present Saturday, est unrestricted ■ liberty of action, by cate that there is ground for the appre Third brigade, commanded by Gen force of t he ordnance The the information from shore that Lieut. section. The name of the engineer 1 5 He department.! necessary orders from Washington. Wiley, and composed of the 16th Penn- In the House Is such that final Hobson and his fellow heroes of the Rawls and ho has Th j is Uension Martinez de Cam- situation disappeared. thinks the wisdom of this course amply that Marshal; 2d Wisconsin and 1st could be crew were no confined soldiers to sylvania, New adjournment reached easily Merrimac’s longer have threatened lynch him. * the results so far obtained. justified by soon issue a Hampshire. within a very few days should the Senate in the ancient and picturesque structure. Not a horse was injured though th 5 it is not to ac- posjwlll pronounciamento 1898, the Associated Press.) For this reason possible Second division, first corps, first of the Hawaiian resolutions. Morro long has some of the stock cars were smashed. (Copyright, Shatter’s brig- dispose possessed badly foretell Gen. plan of and attempt a dictatorship. commanded Co). and most modern Guantanamo curately ade, by Gardner, and Henceforth, therefore, the programme in heaviest guns equip- The killed are: Playa del Este, Bay, Sat- Santiago, the matter of the 31st operations against “Minute have been sent composed Michigan, 160th In- the House must largely be one of waiting at on Willie A. in bis own hands. directions to ment to be encountered any point li. Wallace, Troop 25.—1280 p. m.— It is believed being largoly diana, and 1st Georgia. the Senate’s conclusions urday, June chief received upon respecting the Cuban ooast. It was thought by Ad- Sam Johnson, T roop C. Gen Greely, signal officer, the ambassador at Second brigade, commanded by Gen. be the that of last from Gol. Austro-Hungarian annexation. miral Sampson to probably most -Gordan, colored porter. In camp here thejtown Caimanera, a dispatch night Lieut. McKee and composed of the 1st West Vir- difficult to silence of any of Santiago’s Cornelius Lan C. in charge of the signal corps, with Madrid, Count Dubsky, regarding the 108h Indiana and 12th nihan, Troop inner is about to be Allen, ginia, New York. NOVA SCOTIA BLOCKADE RUN- in a on the bay, abandoned army. He said about defences. It stands commanding Fatally injured: Shuftor’s nothing personal of the The The order does not specify just when bluff at the eastern but stated that safety Queen Regent. NERS. position, on the great Henry S. Mapes, Troop C, both log ! by the Spaniards, who are said to be in the military operations, these troops will go or to what point thev bide the American to extend his lines of tele- latest news of the harbor, and cut off; internally injured be was about from Madrid is that the will be sent for embarkation, but it is Halifax, N. S., Juno 26.—The steamer some trouble in a condition, owing to lack of communication westward from gunners anticipated get- Later—The engineer, who was reportei L desperate graphic situation is understood that they will go to Newfoundland, which attempted to sell e so much so that Tampa a first. was ■ del 1-st to serious, ting good range at missing seen tonight, but was un food. Playa Aguadores, which.is for direct departure for Cuba. her cargo of food stuffs at Guantanamo, If the deserted the castle able to half a dozen miles east of Morro castle several Spaniards have talk. He received internal injnrie only cabint meetings have been held and was ordered away from that port by tho to have little that have several The is that will much nearer the advance of American fleet is likely caused hemorrhages. H | report they leave the and very THE AMAPAEA A American warships, has arrived here in in a desperate a crisis.” SPANIARD. to do until within range is overoome on account of 1 the American army. This will be done uttompt to avert shooting ingots completely thi town and fall back on ballast, having disposed of her cargo at of Guantanamo. a short cable whfch Cervera's ships. There has been much deplorable affair. by already exists be- Key West, Fla., June £0—4.20 p. m.— Mavasjuez and San Juan, Porto Rico and Absolutely Pure rivalry on the tween the two points. A Held oflioiais here between tho gunners ITO HAS telegraph Federal are convinced tliat it is alleged will reload to again run the American anxious to liESIGJNED. sevlce has already been from BENNINGTON AT HOME. of the warships, each being "■SPAIN’S'THIRD SQUADRON. despatched by the capture little brig Ainapaia, blockade. The shipper of the cargo cleared get a chance at Admiral June so that in the course of a few San Morro when London, 27.—The Tokio corre- Tampa, Francisco, dune 20.—The United by the blockading squadron off Havana a handsome sum on the first venture, and ■ at most; Gen. have a Sampson decided to reduce the fortifica- London, June 27. —The Gibraltar corre spondent of the Times says: “Marquis days Shafter will States warship Bennington arrived here last week, a daring Spanish scheme has there ore said to l:e several other steamers tions. of ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. spondent the Dally News, says: Ito, the premier has resigned." telegraphic instrument in his own tent, today from Honolulu. been frustrated. When;the Amapala was fitting out for the same business. gallant conduct of our men in the actior and cheering and yelling with his men, baturrtay there were frequent scattering FOR THF SPANISH RENDEZVOUS ied the advance. Bor a moment the bill- at Sevilla yesterday and with their vet- shots from the bushwhaokers.and returns ies were like a swam of bees all Col. I PRESS DESPONDENT. singing from the hill, but no damage was done accompanied by fifty Cubans under eran like work. The was com- and instant some poor victory around them every In and little to La Borda, Company under Capt. fellow went down. Then the reserves, Camp MoCallu, probably C, plete. the enemy. The latter fought In true and a K and K were ordered up. There Elliott, company under Captaii iroops guerilla fashion, covering their bodies Gen. Wheeler, in his official report, was .no more hesitation. Col. 'Vood, Spicer, comprised the marine attachment at with palm leaves and gently waving large Further Details of (lie !Vear with the right wing, charged straight Elliott in the number of dead in the en- Fight Slow the Marines Stood leaves over their heads. Thus dieguished Cuptaln being command. Th< placed a blockhouse 800 yards away, and Col. Sie^e at they crept among the rank ground maroh was a fearful one The trail ran But Confidence Manifested at Roosevelt on the left at the same Anything gagement Sevilla at 22 and the wound- charged growth almost at will, the sharpest being Sintiugo. time, the men went, jelling like over two hills, and along the seashore, lip Camp MeCalla. unable to detect them when they ed as between 79 and 80 No attempt has fiends and to return the except rooks in never stopping fired. During the the earthworks sharp and barren patches alto mat Spain. lire of the but keeping on with day yet been made to prepare an official list Spaniards, were strengthened and additional rifle ing with bush with cactus and a determination to capture that bristling grim pits were and the with the names of the dead and wounded. blockhouse. dug, Saturday Dight thorny shrubs, l'he sun beating vicious- (Copyright 1S9S by the Associated wisdom of the measure was From Press.) “That was the end. Within 50C proved. ly down on the little command was al- The high grass and bushes of the battle charge FULL STOItY OF FIKST dark until daylight tho marines lay under June 4 m.—Pei of the coverted the Spaniards most as much to be feared as the June 26.—The cabinet held a Juaagua, Cuba, 25, p. yards point 1‘ITCHEI an almost constant Are. Early In the Spanish, Madrid, ground mako it difficult to And the broke and ran and lor the first time we and before the battle was reached de Associated Tress Despatch Boat Wanda, BATTLE ON CUBAN night a little detaobment of five or six ground long session-today for the purpose of Best had the pleasure which the Spaniards had SOIL. 23 men had fallen affected by the heat. Fit bodies, but an official list will probably via Kingston, Jam., June26.—The initial daring Spaniards crept close to the hill- national defense, Senor Sagasta, been experiencing all through tho en- The surgeon in oharge was able to get rising of Col. top, hif be prepared by Monday. The bodies of light Wood’s rough riders and the gagement. of shooting with the enemy them all on their feet and not a man the premier, endeavoring to persuade Look Best of the first and tenth in sight. DASHED THROUGH THE LINE missed the finish. The Spanish lay on the defer the consideration ol 89 have been found and the troopers regiment] colleagues to Spaniards “In two hours’ fighting, during which side of a ridge, facing, and not more than cavalry will be known in history as the Six Hundred Tankee Marines Faced of sentries and running straight across dcmestio questions. Changes in th: loss in killed and wounded was the volunteers battled against their con- Two a mile from the sea. It was noon when Spanish bat le of La That it did not end Quasina. cealed enemy, enough deeds of heroism Thousand Spanish Troops—The the eastward side of the oamp, poured a from the top of the nearest hill Capt. ministry were discussed. heavier than the Hero doubtless much Ameri- n a perfect slaughter of Americans was were done to (111 a volume, Ono of the the Elliott caught sight of the on the work has been in re- io Advance Through the volley among startled Americans. It place Already begun GEO. L. not due to in the men of troop K, desperately wounded, hlisterlnj; ridge below him. The men were qniokly cans. any mis-calculation was tnen that! I Gibbs, the surgeon, was conditioning the coast, forts, eto., and WARREN, was lying squarely between the lines oi Heat lo Altrck and Destroy the formed in line of battle, the Cubans on Gentlemen’s Outfitter. Let pian of tlio for as an Ene with a him make The of the American Spaniards perleot lire. Church hurried to his side killed, sergeant and two men. The the left and a augmenting the sub-marine defenses. majority troops Surgeon niy’s Position. flank, stealthy approach ambuscado as was ever Shirts, and a formed in the and with bullets all around were under a through the thick underbush The The tone of the is de- your enjoy perfect fitting are now here or at the front in the vicini- pelting guerrillas evidently acting began. newspaper press brain of an dressed the man’s wounds, Americans were within 250 of the shirt. Satisfaction Apache Indian was prepared him, calmly (Copyright, 1898, the Associated skilled for their attacks and yards spondent and many journals bemoan guaranteed. Junc- Press.) chieftain, a ty of Sevilla. The force at the latter place and bandaged it and walked unconcernedly camp, when startled Spanish sentry Lieut. Co], Koosevelt and his men the Associated changes of position came with bewilder- the faot that the have abandoned tion Middle and Federal streets. back, soon returning with two men and On board Press yelled out a warning, fired his rifle and powers nine miles num- walked boal tired from the hills is about from Santiago, squaroly into it. For au hour and man ing frequency. They behind a while she is their cause. a litter. The wounded was placed Dandy, off Guantanamo, of the disappeared shack. A moment Spain defending a back Amorioau position, from the later a NEW ENGLAND half they hold their under a on it and taken into our lines. Wednesday volley burst from behind the huts LEAGUE'. ber 6000 Americans and 1500 Cubans. ground June via Port towards sea They say that France, having received 15, Antonio, Jam., jUnj 1 jw point the line, from tho and trees, and perfect storm of bullets from the “Sergeant Bell stood by the side of of dropping on their knees, At Crescent Park, H. Wheeler Is in command froDt 16.—Scoured by a blazing direction the city, and twice even crept the marines commercial concessions from Washing- I.—Pawtucket, Gen. there, with Capt. CaproD, when the latter was mor- tropical gun opened fire. As steadily as 23; 10. and sides and then Col. Wood, to the Into the bushes on the beaoh between the at drill ton, remains indifferent, while Germany Newport, Lawton and tally hit. He had seen that he was fight- harassed by the persistent lire of and tho through they settled themselves to At Fall 7; Fall Generals Young, Chaffee. and Col. dare' marines warships In the bay. their work. Their keeps in the back ground and Russia River—Taunton, River, right, Lieut. Koosevelt, to the ing against terrible odds, but ho never devil and aim was deliberate and 5. Spanish guerillas, They covered their approaches and re- their uses Spain as a oat’s paw in her diplo- Gen. Wheeler will remain at Sevilla, left, led a which turned the tide flinched. ‘Give me a handioappec firing deadly. The sun came fierce- charge your gun minute,’ lack of and treats with marvellous cunning and older macy. must in no the he said to by training absolute ineX' down upon their caotis Spain case, papers of battle and the the and kneeling men heads, pierced "i HE ANNEXATIONISTS. which will be made a rendezvous for the sent enemy flying over sergeant, and more experienced than the ma- theirly clothes deolare.accept the intervention of Europe. down lie deliberately aimed and fired two perience, the GOO marines of Lieut. Hunt and pierced their hands, and the hills towards Santiago rines might have been pardoned had bullets It would be better to treat directly with troops landing at and at that shots in quick succession. At each a have within the | week Spanish sang continuously above Baiquiri ington’s batterer they been stampeded. But through it but the enemy. They Will Renew Their Efforts in the It is now delinitely known that sixteen Spaniard was seen to fall. Bell in the them, not a hand trembled, and not The and are be- their way to what should bo to all the splendid fellows cooly blazed a man It Is hoped in official ciroles that the point. urtillery cavalry men on the American side were killed meantime had seized a dead comrade’s then flinched. It was a splendid ex- State Legislature. away, guided by the rifle flashes of the Spanish forces will be able to defend gun and knelt beside his and lasting fame. Schooled for the easy lift hibition of cool bravery, and it had its ing put forward from Baiquiri and the while sixty were wounded or are reported captain enemy and if there was one faint heart Santiago until Gen. Pando’s reinforce- fired steadily. When fell and effect upon the enemy. Capt. Capron of marines aboard ship, unfitted foi in the it was not found out. ments arrive there have been sent ahead a to be ha 600, From the first the by forced marches. A meeting of the annexation cavalry to cut missing. gave the sergeant a parting message Spanish firing was Deerlng severe physical exertion by weeks of in With dawn Sunday the bushwhackers and wild The Americans arc in three It is to calculate the to his wife and father and bade the ser- high and after twenty minutes advancing society was hold Saturday evening at wagon road the nnder brush. impossible Spanish retreated into the hills and columns iva and through in a activity on the cramped deoks of although steady Alcares, Firmega but it is known that were far geant good-bye cheerful voice and th< exchange they began to break Woodfords in Lewis hall, with 19 mem- losses, they there was soatttring firing, little work from cover Jaragua, flanked by in order From the American position at was then borne away Penther, and retreat. There was no Insurgents Sevilla, heavier than those of tho at dying.’’ troopship thoy;haveJrushed intc was done, until cbout 4 In the to force the Snanish bers The business was Americans, With the of all afternoon. panio rush, the retreat conducted positions at Seville present. principal is exception Capt. Capron being in and Garn Pena. Santiago plainly visible and the forti- least as actul loss of life. the Riders killed in to obtain the sentiment of the members regards Already Rough ; yesterday’s The arrival of the weru Spanish fleet at Port fications can be seen. The re- ill d ad soldiors have been found fight buried this morning on the relative to a candidate to following Spanish Said causes no here. Admiral nominating field of action. Their bodies were laid surprise and buried, while many others undoubted- Camara had announced that he the legislature on the annexation plat- ports to Gen. Shatter from generals at tho in ono eaoh in was go- long trench, wrapped a to the ly are lying in the thick underbrush on blanket. Balm lined the treiteh ing Philippines. form, with the understanding that he is front show these conditions: leaves^ The threat of the American tho side of the gully an 1 on the slope of and were heaped in profusion over the govern- to work for an act of legislature to secure ment to attack the Spanish coast has had “To Gen. Shatter— I have ju=t seen dead heroes. Brown read the tho hill, where the main body of the Chaplain no effect. A third is the annexation of the two cities, Deer- beautiful Kpiscopal burial service for squadron preparing lwo negro boys who left Santiago this enemy was located. Tho wounded were for the defense of the coast. ing and Portland. the dead, and as he knelt in prayer every A member of the cabinet in an all removed. with bared knelt down inter- Several were in sympathy of the idea, morning (Saturday.) They report that trooper, head, view today said: A list of the and around tho trench. but Hon. Andrew Hawes It on the soldiers and completa killed miss- “Get them come. opposed citizens aie very short When the chaplain announced the Wejwill receive them ing on the American side, revised to four as they deserve.” the ground that the society was made of food. The soldiers and officers have hymn “Nearer, My God to Thee,’’ the o’clock is as follows: Captain General Blanco of men of both and it would be Saturday deep bass voices of the men gave a most telegraphs up parties seized all the food in the from Cuba that the American difficult to find a candidate that would shops. They KILLED. mpressive rendering of the music. The troops engaged in the combat were be to all rest on Santiago acceptable concerned. The .ire dead Rough Riders right the killing young horses for food and in “the 12tb and 7th uuiiio ui jj. xj. Captain Allyn K. Capron, first D. S, summit of the hill where they fell. The Infantry, lour mounted vjumiviVf wuuiy ireas- squads of the first four was mentioned as a the patients’ ward in the hospitals, they volunteer cavalry. site is most beautiful. A growth of rich, cavalry, squads urer, possible repre- of the 12th and eight bodies of sentative. A petition will be sent to the luxuriant grass and tlowers covers the regular are on bread made of troops.” that the cities be an- subsisting rye first U. S. volunteer and from the a far legislature asking cavalry. slopes top Thn A Tnanlnon « _—_ reaching nexed and to oall a for the flour. Sergeant Marcus JJ. Bussell, Troop G, view is had over tho tropical forest. hearing same. had 13 killed, a The The meeting finally adjourned without first U. S. volunteer cavalry. Chaplain Brown has marked each grave Including captain. losses are not announced. aotion on the of '•ihres Spanish generals took partin Sergeant Bussell, lived in Troy, N. and has records for tho beneiit Spanish question choosing a Y., complete El in an and was a colonel on Gov. Hill’s of Imparclal article whloh has representative. The next meeting will be the at Sevilla Five formerly friends of the dead soldiers. fight yesteiday. created a sensation, direct held subject to a call of the executive staff. uapt. uapron s body was brought into urges negotia- tions with America for peace, when the committee. wagon loads of wounded were carried Into Sergeant Doherty, Troop, A first U. S. Juragua this afternoon, but it was time on the that can volunteer cavalry. doomed inadvisable to send the remains comes, ground Spain Santiago and many other wounded got get better terms from America’s REAL ESTATE Private Legett, Troop A. first U. S. North at this season and the interment generosi- TRANSFERS. ty, “as America will only be too there on horses or afoot. We can see Mor- volunteer cavalry. took place on a hillside near the delighted shore, to dispense with intervention.” These transfers have been reported: Private Harry He.ffner, Troop G, first back of the provisional hospital. After European ro castle and the flag very from The artiole reflects the resent- Mary G. Perley of Andover, Mass., for distinctly U. S. volunteer cavalry. a brief service a parting.volley was ilred growing ment the powers. 1875 to the Brldgton;& Harrison Electric our Private M. W. Danson, Troop I, first over the grave of the dead and a against position. captain In view of the American threat to send company of Bridgton land and In U. S. cavalry. bugle sounded as the sun sank dings “taps,” a fleet to the the in near Center ‘"The Cubans confirm the reports as to Private W. T. Irwin, Troop P, first U. over the mountain peninsula, government Bridgton, Bridgton village. tops beyond. Santiago. deems it advisable to be Lemuel of for ta S. volunteer cavairy. SITE OE CAMP McCAEEA. prepared for Dyer Portland, $i, the fine character of the fortifications eventualities. P. Fuller of Private Slennoc, Troop K, first regular Augustus Portland, land “AMERICANS EXTERMINATED.” The at certain have on Turner and streets. around tho Seven lines of the and of a St lights ports been Emerson, Morning city. barbod cavalry. hardships dangers guerilla At that hour a body of skir-1 true Walter B. Hasen Private B. first Spanish guerrilla fashion. In groups of three extinguished; torpedoes have been pre- of Bridgton, for $1, to wire are Work, Troop K, regular with the nerves anc wishers was discovered a Utlto more than and four strefeheed around the trenches. Iloilo Refuse campaign, steady they from oover and and additional guns have been Beniamin A. Whitney and Susie L. Hil- cavalry. Spaniards to Credit Kens a mile to the jumped pared endurance of veterans of’a dozer eastward, and the Panther darted the hillside towards mounted. The has ton, both of Belle S. Palmer oi The have Private first patient ]. and zig-zagging up government pro- Bridgton, Spaniards recently dug deep Krupp, Troop B, regular From Manila. Marblehead let go their guns appar- a dense thicket whioh and Carrie P. Lane of wars. When the of the war with offered shelter, hibited the despatch of telegrams from Falmouth, Deer- cavalry. story ently with telling effect. The loss of life it all trenches around the entire city, connect- Private Stark, first through the Cubans on the Ameri- Cuba announcing the arrival of vessels ing, land in the Hasen burying ground in Troop A, regular Spain shall have been told there will b( among the Spanish must have Leen can flank Hong June 26.—The British were blindly banging away which have “forced the blockade.” Bridgton. ing a series of small forts. cavalry. Kong, there was no no part of it more creditable to Amerl heavy, although opportuni- with their rifles, howling curses at the The Queen Regent has sanctioned the '.Walter S. Hasen of Bridgton, for $1, to Private Dix, Troop K, first regular steamer Sun-KiaDg, from Iloilo June ty to determine how 22, cans and American armies accurately many Spaniards and their machetes. Aarious measures which were B. Austin Whitney of land in (Signed) cavairy. than thai were waving adopted by Bridgton, reports that there and that killed. Towards night Col. La Their for the Hasen at Private first quiet prevails which shall contempt Spanish and their ab- the Cortes. burying gound Bridgton. “Wheeler." Kehle, troop K, regular deal with the events of thi Lord a of the Cuban army, arrived with solute no rebels are known to be in tha vicinity. fearlessness was amply proved; but cavalry. week since the Panther disembarked hei 60 men, and their was their (Dated The camp pitched had little to ooro- LINCOLN CLUB AT THE FRONT.' SUICIDE OF AUSTIN N. DURGIN. Saturday afternoon.) Private Barline, Troop K, first regular Spanish and native troops hold the near the site of the marksmanship in Guantanamo burning village, a mend it. When the were “To Gen. Shatter—We can see troops harbor. Om Spanish routed [SPECIAL TO THE PRES5.J plainly cavalry. place and are erecting earthworks; but supply camp under the guard of 20 ma- and the marines tenth American officer and live privates havi swept down the hillside Santiago, less than seven miles Corporal White, Troop E, regular rines, also been there. Enthusiastic Portland away. they are without artillery. The Spanish been killed, but at least 100 Spanisi having placed the insurgents went almost mad with Gathering to Par Cornish, June 25.—The body of Austin The is cavalry. With darkness began the bitterest country level for six miles this side residents discredit tile report of the deaths settle that score. night delight. While the Americans stopped to tloipate in State Convention. N. Durgin was found in a pasture yester- MISSIBG, of the week for the Americans. burn the and had of the city except for hills on the of The Panther steamed up to the blookad camp deau-oy.the well with day morning. Durgin evidently south, capture Cavite and declare that „be Exhausted by their unwonted rocks and ing fleet off Santiago at 10 o’clock Fridaj exertions, earth, the Cubans rushed on been dead since the night previous. He vvmch extend to within a mile of Santi- Private ilerriman first are without lor 48 The Camp, Troop G, Americans exterminated by this time. morning, June 10. and 30 minutes latei sleep hours, and worn into the thicket searching for the fleeing Lincoln club held an enthusiastic had taken his life by strangling himseli ago. These hills now volunteer with intense were in foe. appear deserted. cavalry. The governor of Iloilo, it is reported has had put about under orders from Admi excitement, they Fifteen dead Spaniards were found meeting Saturday the pur- with a piece of small rope. He had tiec Sergeant D. W. Bell. no condition for a hard evening, The country is and it will ral to to Guantanamc light. The about the camp and thioket, and estimates the rope to the limb of a tree and then fairly open T. B. McDonald. forbidden foreigners to mention any news Sampson proceed had posejof the meeting being to complete ar- Trumpeter and the Spaniards evidently determined that on the total dead from stood on a Ho have not be difficult to move over land troops. The harbor lie: range 40 to 75. nearby stump. may troops it. Private B. H. Cochrane. regarding the war. All the firms are the camp was to be that rangements for the attendance of the olub 38 miles east of Santiago do Cuba, and h re-captured Eleven prisoners were token and sent intended to have accomplished his pur- Gen. Chaffee occupies Sevilla Private ifred Childing. shipping sugar hastily so as to got it off night. at 8 o’clock with at the today. one of the best on the Southern coast o: They began aboard the Marblehead. Two Cabans were Republican state coventlon at pose by stepping from the stump, but Private J. S. Miller. before the Americans arrive. Food is heavy firing from their favorite (Signed) the island. The town and tort frdnr whlcl position, killed and four wounded, but not an Augusta, Tuesday, The committees did not do so, merely bending his knees Privies W. S. Sharp. scarce and commands high prices. The on the ridge to the eastward. For an “Young.” the bay takes its name lie about five milei American was hurt with the exception of so that his weight came on the jope Private J. E. Stedman. American cruisers from San Francisco hour they poured their shot from that reported that all arrangements had been back from the coast, a channe Private Walker, whose was whioh then slowly strangled him. Dur- Private D. C. Dennis. and the bound for Manila winding finger MARINE NEWS. transports have leading from the main inlet. To the lofi vicinity, slightly shifting their position, blistered by a bullet Two detachments completed. The olub will turn out a gin was a man of middle age. He has All of the first volunteer cavalry. not been sighted. frequently under the fire of the of the entrance Is a of lov heavy of marine reinforcements under very large number on this occasion. The acted queerly, his mind been Vineyard Haven, June 26.—Arrived, McCormack and Luna strip marines. The Captain having Captain Captain latter fired as cooly and and Lieut. arrived for The recent schoouers M. K. Hawley, Swans Island swampy land, while at the right risei Mahoney Magill after have been Invited as partially deranged years. of the first volunteer cavalry, who were deliberately as though at following guests of or New York; Ann Ban- SUICIDE OF FORMER MAINE a range of steep rocky hills extending target practice. the fighting was over. Capt. Elliott be- death of his wife caused his Intlrmity to Mary McCann, reported yesterday as among the dear! or After an hour and a half the fire the club: Charles H. Randall. for from the shore line inland for a mill from lieves there were about three hundred Mayor increase and several times he has made {or do; sailed, schooners Joel F. were as was also WOMAN. their field wounded, unharmed, and then off into pieces and rifles dislodged ex-Governor Henry B, ex- to take his but his rfjeppard and Druid; passed, ram Katuh- Col whom sloping the lowlandi Spaniards engaged. Cleaves, preparations life, Wood, Adjutant Hall reported the enemy, but with the interval of Last friends have been in time to tin, Commander bound west. [SPECIAL, TO THE on which the city stands. On these bluff! night and today have been quiet. Governor Frederick Hon. prevent him. Wilde, as mortally wounded. PRESS.] a half hour the Robie, George a half mile sea scarcely Mauser bullets A few shots have been A short time ago he a but June That the from the line the Span- exchanged but no P. Hon. Fred E. bought razor, Boothbay, 26.—Arrived, schooners Spaniards Were thoroughly Milo, Juno 2d.—News been reoeived began to whistle over Weeoott, Richards, Hon. It was taken from him. When he A. H. [has iards had thrown up earthworks anc again Hunting- Americans hurt. disap- Whitmore, Deer Isle; Charles posted its to the route to be taken by the ton’s men, this time lrom the Fred N. Hon. hare of the suicide, Saturday at Mans- dug rough rifle pits commanding thi North. The Estimates as to the total number of Dow, Charles F. Libby, peared Thursday night search was made, Cooper, Exeter, carried away main gall Americans In their movement towards steady work from the sil- of Miss Nellie entrance, and the day thi hilltop again Spaniards about McCalla vary Hon. Seth L. Labrrabee, CoL Thomas P. but be was not found. The body was in squall Inst night. Sailed schooners Sevilla, was evident, as is shown the field, Mass., Kinsell, form- preceding enced the and another Camp by Panther’s arrival the Marblehead hac Spaniards interval wildly, but as nearly as can be learned Solloltor discovered by Ellsworth Ordway. Charias Beal, Portland; Herald, Rock- careful prepaiations they had made. The erly of this town, but who has for several of rest succeeded. The next Shaw, City Carroll W. Morrill, been 6ent to shell this spot. Capt. Mo attack was from Cuban scouts about 8000 men have land; Antelope, do. main body of the Spaniards was posted on resided from the ridge close to the water and to Hon. Joseph W. Symonds, James Cun- years past tin Mansfield. Miss Culla found his task an easy one. Scarce been engaged in the attacks. Had they THE WEATHER. East June a hill, on the heavily wooded slopes of the seaward from the American port, 26.—Arrived, schooner Kinsell killed herself a half dozen were iirec position. been in any to the Americans ningham, Esq., Judge Henry C. J. which had been erected two blockhouses by putting a pistol ly Spanish volleys The way equal Peabody, Kennedy, Portland. at the and two dozen shell! enemy crept right down to the beaoh, who would since Hon. Claronce Hale, Harry A. Virgin, flanked ball head. She a Marblehead, opposed them, they long by irregular entrenchments of through |her was mem- firing up the hill at the out over Col. F. E. lelfast, June 26.—Arrived, schooner drove the enemy, officers and men, panio camp, have recaptured the camp and driven the Esq., Boothby, Senator E. stone and fallen trees. ber of the the bay at the and the C. Paul Seavey, Bangor. Congregational churoh, whose stricken, to the mountains beyond. Whei fleet, along shore Americans back to the The fact Reynolds, Senator Joslab H. Drum- At the bottom of these hills run two at the supply and the Cubans be- ships. Franklin C. June pastor killed himself last and his the arrived she found nothin? camp, that six Americans have been killed, and mond, Jr., Payson, Esq. Boston, 26.—Arrived, steamer roads along which Lieut. Col. B osevelt’s fall, troopship yond. The Cubans The to the immediate replied wildly, and three wounded is a the olub will leave the rooms in Monu- Yarmouth, Yarmouth, N. S.; bark E. A. men and of the and tragic death affeoted her prevent disembarking without only peculiar one, eight troops first deeply. ; regard to the little detachment usual ment square at 6.15 a. m., Mem- U’Bnen, schooners tenth She and before nightfall the marines hac percentage, of course, being the sharp. Manila, January IS; cavalry, with u battery of four possessed considerable wealth and guarding the and the men bers will furnished taken of the bill and were supplies, other one of those killed died be transportation to Pleasantville, Pori Medway, N. S.; howitzers advanced. These roads are hud possession gay- way. Every was 49 years of age. caught between the firing lines were almost Augusta and return, and tlokets must jinn® ly making camp, delighted to escapi Instantly after being struok. The Moxang, Machias; Mazourka, Rockport, j-u-nio tuuji yuiiiuh, ruugu anu nar- be from the tedium of life traus three wounded men are out of and obtained from the committee at the Me.; Cbanticlear. Rockport, Me. ; Union, row and at almost aboard the DRIVEN INTO THE BAY danger places impassable. DOUBLE north will olub room before starting. will N. S.; William from In these trails' DKOWNINU ACCIDENT. return to aotlve duty shortly. Badges Waterside, Eeggeit, the light occurred. Near- and to also be furnished. member inten an eastern steamers The cowardly retreat of the enemy un- compelled to'swim the boats. That Any d- port. Bailed, Etola, ly half a mile separated Roosevelt's men Lawrence, Mass., June 26.—A’double inn tft rrr\ ohnnlH 1 aarra nafloa nf- AL. .1_L der the Marblehead’s had led the none was lost is little short of FLYING CUBAN FLAG. Avoninouth; Prince Edward, Yarmouth, trom ho regulars, and between them and accident occurred in the guns miracu- drowning today American officers to believe that ther< room before Monday noon, as the list will Boston, June 26.—Local forecast for v.B.; schooners P. on both sides un- lous. A Bessie, Paspebiao, Q.; of the road in the thick Merrimac river just opposite the pump- oompany of marines was sent be closed at that time. John R aenncbec and Rich- derbrush was a little possibility of an attack, ant Boston and Fait Halluday, was concealed a force of Span- ing station. Wilfred Lemaire, 13 years to the brow of the hill with orders to Sloop Isabel Arrives at Key West With vicinity Monday: iards but slight preparations were made t; that must have been large judging old, was in bathing when he went out drive weather; westerly to Hock H. one. Just before sunset the the enemy from the beach and 30 Dispatches lor New York Junta. BACCALAUREATE AT COLBY, a cooler; northerly dumfl, land; Curtis. Deer Isle; from the terrific and constant fire they over his head and was drowned in the repel troopi John were thrown into line and for the flisi minutes’ work winds. Cadwaller, Hath; Medford, Dangor; poured in on the Americans. presence of a dozen who oleared the vicinity of companions time the American was run £ the Jhester K. Lawrence, lie. The was flag up enemy. Thus and President Butler Discusses Juno 26.—Forecast for Rockport, fight opened by the first and were unable to rescue him. This was : shifting .'attacking Key West, Fla., June 26.—The sloop Indifference Washington, tenth under A Spanish flag-staff, and the vanguard o: the Spaniards tho Arne- Juno cavalry General Young. about 11 o’clock. While the police were spent,the night, Isabel came into this to Christ's Character. New and Vermont: Rockland, 2(1.—Arrived, schooners force the army of invasion saluted the rioan port early morning Maine, Hampshire of Spaniards was known to be in for Lemaire’s a boat con- camp being almost continuously George II. Rancor to New grappling body were Fair showers in Ferguson, the of La in under lire. one of the flying the Cuban flag. On her Capt. except northern por- York; John Frankfort vicinity Quasina and early taining three men capsized a short dis- STARS AND STRIPES ON CUBA* During volleys Smith, Parsons, to the brave de June New York. morning Lieut. Col. Roosevelt’s men tance away. The police officers put out Sergeant-Major Goode lost his Rafale Mora, Lieut. Felix Les Rios Waterville, 26.—President Na- tions; northerly winds. SOIL. life. He left the started off up the steep buff back of after the men, but Wilfred Bernier, shelter of a rifle pit to and four others of the army, thaniel Butler of delivered the June schooner aged issue an Caban carry- Colby Local Weather Report. Rockport, 25.—Arrived, to attack the on their of The barren order and with the word of com- ciboney Spaniards 23, Valley street, was drowned before sun-blistered, hill top tool sealed the Caban baccalaureate sermon before the Grace Davis, Dodge. Portland. Sailed, llank. °D 1118 shorti ing despatches from graduat- June right General Young at the same help could reaoh him. The other two on an appearance more to Ame ^IS fe*1> through the Palma of Portland, 26.—The local weather schooners Mary Snow, Cameron, Boston; time took pleasing hear? government to Senor Estrada ing class of that He took the road at the foot of the hill. men were rescued a boat. The college today. bureau office reoords as ila Ethel by passing rican as the The the New York Junta. to the weathei May, Cooper; Merriam. New- About two and one-hall miles from bodies eyes white walled tenti greater part of the the as his text John 42. President Butler have not been recovered. firing by 1, are as follows: man, Boston; Leona, Lane, do; Si around the Spaniards was done The Isabel left Cayo Romano, an Island Ripley, honey, some Cubans, breathless and ex- sprang up flagstaff and th< from the hills east, said In part: “The indifference of men Addle and as a oS the north coast of Cuba last 8 Banks, Portland; Cement, Perkin's, cited rushed into with the an- uniforms of the result hundreds of bullets fell in Sunday a. m.-—Barometer, 29.446; thermome- W. camp Amerioan soldiers grev and had a smooth to Jesus Christ is a remarkable and Penobscot; VV. E. and L. Tuck, Tay- nouncement that the but ACCIDENT TO A CONDUCTOR. the harbor among the of the fleet, passage. sig- ter, 78.0; dew point, 68; Spanards were numerous the faded ships two be- humidity, 69; I r, Annapolis, hjd. a little among vegetatloi the Dandy a Captain Mora reports that days nificant fact. In Jesus we have wind, way In front and were strongly of car of the lay half mile off shore and Christ, SSW; velocity, 10; weather, partly Conductor Lord, 13 Cape and jutting rocks. On the narrow beaol the same fore he left the Cubans 8 City Island, N^ .Y.. June 26.—Arrived, entrenched. Then and in distance south of the camp, but Cayo Romano, the realization of character and p. m.—Barometer, 29.670, thermome- cautiously Elizabeth electrics, while at the base of the hill lay a the the fleet of Araerloan vessels perfect steamer lioratid Hall, Portland; schooner silence the troops moved forward until a returning stragglin; despite apparent safety of her position sighted ter, 76.6; dew point, 66; humidity, 48; from little village of thatched lishermen’s huts found her General Shaffer’s army and the lifo. The nniverse has so judged. No Delta B., Chevrie, N. S.; Penobscot, bend in the road disclosed a hill where Cape Cottage yesterday afternoon, anchorage uncomfortably warm carrying wind, SW; volooity 10; weather, clear. with a store or two and a brightly paint much of the news caused On Jane II one dissents. Yet men that Bangor: Norembega. Bangor; Mattie .1. the Spaniards were located. The guns in from one seat to night. Several bullets struck great rejoicing. contemplate Mean passing another, ed cable office. The inhabitants had Ue( a battle was in the Cama- daily thermometer, 78; maximum, via New Wm. L. were again to the and her, three piercing the and heavy fought oharacter with indifference or refuse to Alles, Bongo Haven, brought front struck near pilot house, thermometer, g8; minimum the telephono pole the corner the day before and without instruction: scores could bo heard guey, province by General Lope Recois of thermometer, Elkin, Bath; Joseph Murray. Sands placed in position while the men crouched singing over the It at all. It Is the 69; maximum of 18 of and streets. from the fleet, Col. Huntington orderec deck. The the Cuban with a force of 1500 men contemplate supreme velocity wind, W; Point. .j'f,}., down in the road, waiting to Broadway Sawyer Hejwas upper guns of tho fleet were army total 0. impatiently the miserable little place burned. A de used at nut and 5000 The were proof of moral and physical precipitation, give Roosevelt’s who were thrown to the times, wore of little value as Spaniards. Spaniards unsoundness, Baltimore. June 20.—Arrived, sohooner meu, toiling heavily ground, striking lighted marine thrust a brand from of defeated and burled their Weather Observation. over the litlte trail of the on the danger dropping shells in retreated. They paralysis. Mary E. Morse, Kennebec. along the crest his back. He remained insensible Are a the camp into thatch of the neares American was dead in Which the so ridge, time to get up. camp very groat Not- seventeen graves, “Christ was never grand a figure in The agricultural department weather June 26.—Arrived steam- for five and was carried to the hovel and in a moment the sea breeze hat the Cubans the con- Philadelphia, At 7.50 a. tn., the minutes withstanding bitter work of the night opened. Some of graves the world as today; literature, commerce, bureau for er George Young gave the flames down the; narrow yesterday, June 26, taken at Roumania. command to power house and Dr. summoned. swept street but two deaths tained eleven bodies, others ten, nine, all the men at the Hotchkiss Rogers resulted, and only one statescraft, military operations, 8 leaving among the timbers which burnet was two and so on. In all the Cubans p. m., meridian time, the observa- Savannah, June 20.—Sailed, schooner guns to open lire. That was man seriously wounded. Had thb six, acknowledge him. HisJ beneficent work command like match wood. A cheer burst counted scouts re- for M. V B. Me. the for a frou been as clever with 150 bodies, and their goes on before our very eyes. He needs tion each section being given In this Chase, Gardiner, signal fight that for stubborn- THE MODERN BEAUTY Spaniards th3ir rifles the men in the camp above and wai were in their tnat 107 were carried ness has seldom been equalled. as they methods of attack ported Spaniards your help believe him, help him, follow order: Temperature, direction of wind echoed from the little fleet a in had nine DEATH OF LAWRENCE POLICEMAN “There must have been thrives on food and with lyiDg hal and retreat, the American loss would away litters. The Cubans him." nearly 1500 good sunshine, mile off shore. the state of weather: Spaniards in front Through evening thi have been lrightful. men killed and 32 wounded. Lawrenc -, Mass., June 26.—Patrol Ma- and to the sides of of exercise in the air. Her but plenty open men froliced and sang, by ten o'olocl With came General Mario with 3000 men, BAUD Boston, died this afternoon at his homo on lls»” Baid Lieut.Col.Roosevelt when Monday morning relief from Menocal, SUNDAY GAMES. 80, W, clear; New York, 82, honey today form the was save from the glows with health and her face camp quiet, the tram] active work, very few shots armed with rifles landed by the Florida SW,clear; Hampshire street, after a months’ illness discussing fight. “They held the being tired June 26.—Both teams Philadelphia,84, SW, p oloudy; and voices of the sentries. the But the men wore expedition at Fort is on his way Chicago, batted of cancer in the stomach. He was a ridges with rifle pits and machine blooms with its If her during day. Banes, Washington, 86, N, cloudy; Albany, 76, guns beauty. system About the crack of a growing from Gen. native ri Ireland and 53 and hid a body of men in in the midnight singli restless and were Inclined to criticize the Santiago province to reinforce hard today, the Orphans winning because W, clear; Buffalo, 68, W, years old. In ambush needs the of a rifle to the cloudy; thick cleansing action laxative lrom the bush east of tin which them In so Gomez near San Last Sunday lhsy he was assistant city marshal and jungle at the sides of the road over policy kept warm a Esperltu. half their hits were doubles and triples. Detroit, 78, N, oloudy; Chicago, 7o, N, camp gave the first warning of the General was in St in 1S94-95 he was of which wo were Our advance remedy, sbe uses the and pleasant pres place without what they considered good Menocal Camaguay cloudy; Paul,70,SW, oloudy; St. Vin- sergeant the force, advancing. gentle ence of The Attendance 8000. The soore: tho enemy. quick ; reasons. did not to province. He had two field one cent, missing; Huron, 63, SW lie was a veteran of the Civil war and guard struck the men in ambush and Syd.ru of made the California chailengi They object fighting, pieoes, Dak, drove Figs, by of a sentry was answered h.v a soatterins ; but to the and to cross 40225000 s—18 at the close went west and for a time them out. they wanted sleep. During day throwing dynamite expeotod Chicago, partly oloudy; Bismarck, 66, XW, clear from the and in a “But lost Fig Syrup Co. only. volley brush, momen ; it was decided to the Cubans on skir- the Moron trooha without trouble. Brooklyn, 40000600 1—10 Jacksonville, 8,0 S, partly cloudy. was a member of the Chicago police force. they Capt Capron, Lieut. alive with put i.hcmas aud the hill was hal mish at and the little A seo nd army of 8000 men Is marching A wife, daughter and sister survive him, about 15. men killed or startled, duty night black Baso 14. awake marines, groping for atn 1 warriors soon east nre to General Gomez. hits—Chicago, 15; Brooklyn, wounded. The Spanish was accu- guns, proved their worth. So join There Is more Catarrh In this firing acting mechanically under 8; Brooklyn, 2. Bat- section ot the rate, so accurate indeed the shai] well did the brush beaten that Errors—Chloago, country than all other diseases that it surprises! their they keep teries— and Donahue; Miller and put together Mr. P. Ketcham of Pike our commands of officers. Within tw< not a shot was Kilroy and until the last tew City, Cal., men, and their was iired Monday night, the KATAHDIN STEAMS AWAY. years was supposed to ha firing fearfully minutes 100 American rifles had Kyan. incurable. For a snys: “During my brother’s late sick- heavy. sent tliei Spanards being unable to with- great many years dootors nro direction approach a s from sciatic bullets in the of the am out Mass., June 36.—The nounced It local disease, and rheumatism, Chamber- ‘‘I want to say a word for our enemy detection. The night’s rest which re- Provincetown, Cincinnati, Jane 26.—Breitenstein’s prescribed local men,” five minutes later a hail Ammen ram anchot remedies, and by constantly to i ,'s Pain Balm was the continued Lieut. Col. of lead wa suited put the men in better and Katahdln, weighed tailing cure with only remedy Roosevelt. “Lvery spirits at 4.15 a. miserable allowed the Senators looal treatment, pronounced It hammoring through tho ever Col. ni., today and steamed around pitching Incurable Sri lhat gave him any relief.” others officer and man did his to the ohapparal, Tuesday Huntington decided on an cne ence has proven catarrh to be a Many duty up man of tho 601 at his post. The capo, bound for Roads. She to win McBride’s constitutional have testified to the relief handla Not a man guerrilla aggressive movement. Fivu miles to the Hampton today’s game. fielding disease, and, therefore, requires prompt from flinohed.” iu all was followed at 7 the steam eonstltntZo scattered directions, but ■ o'clock was From another officer who took a throughou eastward lay the of the by the only feature. Attendance 5684. treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, 1 J.u which this liniment affords. For promi- their principal camp collier 8 m. manufactured nent in the the night bullets whirled over th ) a littio of built bound for Key West. At p. by F. J, Cheney & Co., Toleuo, t.-. j I). W. Heseltine & Con- part fighting more details guerrillas, village shacks the cruiser The score: Ohio, is the by Co., 387 intervals, each vollev a Sau Francisco anohoi constitutional cure on the were obtained. camp dravvinj r around large tue one weighed market. It u tabJj W. of well, only left and in !_iess fit., Edward Stcveus, No. 107 tho tire nu n. started at once for West. Internally In doses from When for Huntington's As th » within a radius of five or six and Key Washington, 10040023 3—18 drops to a teasnom the>rder a general charge wore on miles ful. It acts directly on the Portland St., King P. Cum- night without a determined at of the 00000040 0— 4 blood and Raymond, was given,” said; “the a therefore highest Al- Cincinnati, ho, men, with men importance. surfaces of the system. offer “ berland Wm. 921 Con- tack began to view the affair a a well They one hmS Mills, Oxnard, yell sprang forward. Col. in the. ready near the [coast had been de- Energy all gone ? Headache ? Stom- dollars for any case it falls to Roosevelt, a and Base hits—Washington, 18; tm s”en gress H. P. S. front of huge joke much was ex ■ a shell acn out of Cincinnati, and * tor St, Goold, Congress his men, snatched a rifle and difficulty stroyed by from the Dolphin. At order ? a case of tor- 10. circulars testimonials. Address Hotel. perienced by the officers in thei ■ o'olock Simply Errors—Washington. 5; Cincinnati, Square ammunition belt from a wounded soldier keeping eight iuesday morning two hun- pid liver. will 2. commands under Burdock Blood Bitters Batteries—Weyhlng and Farrell; Hall’s Family Pills io!edo> sUelter. Throughou 6 ured marines started, make a uew are'the best man or woman of you. Bieltenstein and Peitz, bold by Druggists, 750. haired women today who are tiying tc “None of ns who shared the common MISCBLIANBOPS. MISCELLANEOUS. march abreast with their daughters and r j MISCELLANEOUS. i MISCELLANEOUS. privation in that great consid- __ OFF FOR CBNIAKAUfiA. struggle W. L. II. with the sturdy tramp at a ered it a I have consid- keep step hardship. always One lady tola IIK ered it a good fortune that we survivors younger generation. not since: “I was married at who came out of the war comparatively long eighteen, when I ought to have been in uninjured, were privileged to witness I aiu such school, and consequently today try- stirring Ecenes as we saw from ’61 for early denoieu- to '65. ing my best to make up Gen. Mattoeks’s Old Give the members oi Regiment ‘‘I Celebrate Their Field at cies. The result is that earsonly say,in accepting'this sword, Day Cape her allow to Inter- that I shall family never anything endeavor to aoquit myself in afternoon; if the a a fere with mother's club EXTRA! Dim Sword. EXTRA! manner to merit the of EXTRA! approval my Casino. weather is the 6ons a car- friends in the of and the dull, provide state Maine city for and when she is asked tc of and comrades of the 17th riage her, Portland, my serve at some function the daughters take Maine, in which I took my first lessons. that she far JURAT such in her “I am one of mem- pride appearance PRESENT the few remaining outshines the members of this PORTLAND CITIZENS bers who this It PROVIDED younger helped organizo post. SUMMER WEATHER FOR fraternity. This is not a WAR seems to me as if I was taking a new but a HIM AVITH A HORSE. Skill comes with practice and the ease EXTRA, Extra, full of lease of and I cannot admit that I THE EVENT. Clothing life, with which a club was formed a few days feel one whit older than I did 33 years ago, “The Volunteer Aid association,' tc ago. Those 4003 soldiers whom I am work for our gallant soldiers and sailors Extra Good NEWS for the called to command look on me as may prove that twenty-five years of graining People. Bandall Has a Word—Who Were deserving the title “old man,” but if they I Mayor WauoUard’s Greeting—A De- have not been in vain. In closing. give will show an inclination to work as hard President Present—Great Occasion at Bosnorth you as the sentiment of the ua> “Oui as that same “old man” I will have no Served—Remarks licious Dinner l>y Country” with the quotation “Countries Post Hall Saturday fault to find. OUR ARMY AND NAVY ARE THROWING SHOT AND livening—Speeches Members—A Delightful are well cultivated, not as they are SHELL INTO SPANISH Gen. llattooks’s remarks were heartily Prominent By Prominent Men. fertile, but as they are free,” so says the applauded. As soon as quiet was again Day. Frenchman but listen tc restored Kandall forward Montesquieu; Gen. Charles P. Mattocks, a distin- Mayor stepped our Rufus Choate: “We join ourselves tc FORTS ANO GUNBOATS AND and in a voiced the was Satur- son of whose recont graceful manner, Monument Square quite gay no party that does not carry the Hag ana guished Portland, of who had con- sentiment the citizens morning, with ladies In their sum- march to the music of the Union.” appointment to a brigadier generalship tributed the horse. Gen. Mattocks feel- day en route for at The Cecilian quartette then gave a jolly in the volunteer service of the United mer costumes, the Casiuo, ingly responded. plantation melody which was much Then the adjourned to the Elizabeth, where was to be cele- States was in recognition of his valiant company Cape enjoyed and among the selections which sidewalk to inspect the noble animal the annual of services as brated Held day the the ladles so delightfully, special colonel of the old 17th Maine which awaited the general sang brigadier Woman’s Union. Four “char- mention should be made of the chanting in the civil has received is a handsome Literary regiment, war, there. The horse bay, b.fore the tered oars” were In for the ladies of tho Lord’s prayer, just orders to at once to his command Kentucky bred and weighs about 1100 waiting F. proceed IRA were taken at dinner. CLARK was of Mr. Wal- places & pounds. He at Elm and soon after the at He left on the noon purchased street, very ap- Miss Blanchard announced that she Chickamauga. ter Davis. The were richly trappings hour of a CO., the had received the before train yesterday. mounted. pointed ten, procession telegram day started. from Denver from Mrs. Frank B. Clarke, Arc For several some of his Portland Two belts and two soabbards, one set Busy Throwing Out to the days with greetings for the Union at field Bargains People. for dress parade and|tlie5other for service, The ride out was for friends and comrades had been busy greatly enjoyed, day, and the text. Genesis Slst, accompanied the sword. The dress belt the Mizpah through courtesy of Mr. Macready, 49. It was voted to return the preparing to give him a flttiDg send off. was of the finest Russia leather, striped promptly the assistant of the cordial from the members of the On Saturday he was invited to with gold lace, hand embroidered. On superintendent road, greetings evening Union to both Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Etta the blade of the sword was engraved the the party was carried out in thirty-five a soolal gathering in Bosworth post hall, H. who are so name of its and an on Osgood, ably representing MARK-DOWN owner, GREAT engraving and the re- SALE minutes, breezes ALL OVER where were assembled about 50 of Port- refreshing the Portland contingent at the Denver OUR STORE. the scabbard tells whence It came. vived the of some of the Federation convention. The land’s best known oitizens. Gen. Mattocks was handed a list of the drooping spirits president women who then most cordially introduced as toast- The occasion was termed a donors of each gift. The 17th Maine thought It was going to be ostensibly her Mrs. Alice comrades who contributed toward the hot. On the master, “adopted sister,” farewell but the chief object reaching Casino, everything Fairfield reception, of the sword were: Edward Moody. purchase was in and ladies Men’s blue Serge Cheviot Suits at all Brown in it was to afford an opportu- readiness, the betook Bicycle Suits, good nobby patterns and mixed grey Cassimere In our Children’s we art! holding Moore, Win. H. Green, Charles W. Rob- MRS. MOODY’S REMARKS. worth $3.00. from to Department themselves to the oool corners $5.98, 4.00 7.00. Suits for 8.00. a nity to present Gen. Mattocks with tokens erts, George W. West, George W. Verrill, of the giving away handsome Picture Boofi A Wisconsin woman In a recent Brown Mixed Cheviot and Cagaimere with of Portland's esteem for him. His com- John C. Perry, James M. Safford, Georgs piazzas, to await the reoeption hour. The bright Crash Suits we have in variety Boys’ 3-piece short pant Suits, ages 10 every $3.00 purchase. Suits that are worth and our great A. Parker, Sumner S. Newton rehearses her in the $8.00 10.00, for the warm weather to to from 3.30 to of had an Richards, committee of arrangements were: Mrs. periodical experiences from 3.00 17, 8.00. Men’s Outing Shirts with laundered rades the 17th Maine purchased Whitten, Danville B. Stevens,, Charles price $5.98. Charles line of after-dinner speechmaking. In 6.00. Boys’ short a few at collar and caffs attached. Thesd elegant sword, belt and sash, while the A. Morrill, John H. Edwin A. Dyer, Mrs. Fred Kimball, Mrs. Black Clav that pant Suits, left, Kimball, of Serge Worsted Suits 1.98. shirts are made of other citizens had G. F. P. Wes- George L. Miss Mrs. J. O. strong language she paints the anguish Pants in Crash and Cassimeres good quality, ouj) fund subscribed by Duncan, Sparrow, George Swett, Moses, sold for $10.60, now $7.08. Bicycle large, and in handsome cott, George F. Small, Charles G. Hol- Mrs. T. J. Brown. The oommittee mind whioh caused her to loathe all the from 98c to 4.00. Better grades at 2.50, 3.00 and patterns.’ Beg* been devoted to the purchase of a horse Rice, Blue and ular 50 and our yoke, Cyrus T. Wardwell, C. H. Serge Cheviots, $10.00 quali- 4.00. prices 75c, price 39c. Greely, wore blue badges. tempting courses of that elaborate menu, White Duck and equipments. Isaac S. John O. Hollis ty, made in good styles and neatly trim- Pants, 98c. Men’s Outing all Faunce, Rice, and in view of what she has endured Boys’ Top Coats, size 8 to 16 Shirts, colored, with The former was and Geo. A. C. The committee on decorations (were: med, our price $7.98. years, cuffs. Also white gift brought;in True, Whidden, W. Richard- Men’s Pants for business wear at $6.00 now 3.50. with fancy bosom, Geo. Plum- under the shadow of the awful task Im- 98c, quality, displayed on the officer’s table just before son, O. D. Soule, Alpheus E. Grov- Mrs. A. A. Kendall, Mrs. C. A. Brown and grey miyed and plaid, 1.25 and 1.50. 39c. XL —: 1 .. n.I.nni- TV, er, Mark H. Sawyer, Edwin G. Thorne, Mrs. William Mrs. G. R. posed upon her, she asserts her solemn good Boys’ long Pants, from 87c to 4.00. 4 TJ onnr £ Twlnkaw XT O_ A mer, Nelson, values, only $7.98. ply Linen Collars at lOc each. Men’s Pants for dress wear, worsted Mrs. Mrs. E. C. conviction that Chauncey Depew has Our $10.00 of Suits consists of Boys’ short Pants, from 23c to 75c. horse was led down from the stable at A. Noyes, Samuel H. Gammon, D. D. Shaw, George Johnson, grade and cassimeres, at 2.50, 3.00, 3.50 4-ply Linen Cuffs at 19c a pair, mark* Mrs. G. W. Mrs. G. W. honestly earned every railroad that he grey, and brown short wool ed down an opportune time and was hitched out- Hanuegan, John Doughty, Charles H. Jones, Smardon, olays, good weight, and 4.00. Boys’ Pants, jean, 42c. from 25o. ever owned. I am confident that I am mixed all fast colors. side of the the word Fabyan. Mark Waddell, S. R. Bishop, Sylvester, Mrs. G. E. Smith, Miss Crie, cassimeres, Boys' Underwear, 21c each. Underwear at 2Ic,each. post hall, awaiting not alone in with he* on BalbTlggan S. B. Day, George L. Norton, Jabez Mar- uud Mica Tloaf Tlwiw tcnj'fl lblHfTPC my sympathy One line of Pantaloons at $1.98. from his owner, when the Our $12.00 and 15.00 quality comprise Boys’ Sweaters, 39c each. Jersey ribbed Underwear, at 250 speechmaking riner, Hiram B. W. this occasion and that those upon whom This is a worsted and is Skillin,|L. Lombard, executive board all the latest novelties in the market and pant equal to each. and the hand-shaking were over. Noah B. Tobias while the members of the I shall call to reply to our modest toasts Boys’ Waists, 19ceach. Knight, Pillsbury, for An call any $3.00 pant in the market. Blue ■ S. S. Hobbs. wore in order to complete the are like myself at this moment quality unsurpassed. early at)d Hght Jersey Underwear a* The presentation exercises began im- George Jordan, Joseph white, exceeding- will Boys’ Waists, Star, 98c 75c 37 l*2eeach. Those who contributed toward the lv hnmncfnlr convince you of the same. quality, \ j mediately after Gen. Mattocks arrived. pur- patriotic trioolors. Spring Overcoats marked at cost. Now each. chase of the horse and were: But we have now reached the in Our blaok Suits for Balbriggan Underwear, fine quality, a$. He had hardly been seated when he was equipments All these commitees did efficient work point clay graduation is the time to buy one. Henry B. Frederick our programme where “Discourse, the in at Boys’ Straw Hats, from 15c to 45c. 45c each. by Major Win. H. Green of Cleaves, Roble, purposes range prices $8.98, greeted James P. Baxter, Charles H. and everything was capitally arranged. sweeter banquet of the mind,” is to have 13.00 Boys’ blue Cheviot Wash fast Natural wool Underwear, 45c eaoh. Bosworth post, and rising,to his feet, Randall, and 15.00. long pant Suits, Boys’ Suits, colors, 45c. Augustus F. F. All the members of the executive board its part, and we say with Dean Swift, warranted fast $8.00 our Half black and 10c was thus addressed: Moulton, Joseph Ricker, as our color, quality, duck and orash Hose, browD, peS “A for bill of fare. Show me Special mention is made to Boys’ short Pants for Payson Tucker, Fred Richards, George were Miss ilg your price, 5,98. pair, 3 pair for 25c. The an un- present: Blanchard, president; $8.98 trimmed with 25c and 45c. “Comrade: country, after P. Wescott. Francis Fessenden, Weston your bill or oomnany. One of the mqst Suits, good Mixed at 3 33 Mrs. F. K. Moore and Mrs. Osoar R. material grey 10c per pair, palT tat' interrupted peace of years, finds itself F. Milliken, John Marshall Brown, pleasant features of our annual Held day Washington mills quality and Boys’ long pant blue Serge Suits, fast Boys’ Brownie Overalls at 19c, 23c 25c. again at war—not at home, but with a Thomas P. Shaw, George Burnham, Jr., Wish, first and second vice presidents; is the time-honoied custom of opening well worth $12,00. color, $10 quality, only 6.48, and 35c, thus for a Suspenders for Sc per pair. foreign power, calling large Clarence Hale, wm. H. Moulton, Henry Mrs. Charles F. secre our doors m cordial welcome to some, increase in the and Roberts, recording regular army navy, Deering, Win. G. Davis, Elias Thomas, whom we are not wont to meet in the and the men tary; Mrs. Frederick Jones, correspond- calling of 125,000 from the Edward Woodman, Walter Davis, Benj. ordinary routine of oiub life. To these national and volunteers. At Mrs. H. W. guard, 75,000 Thompson, Woodbury & Moulton, Sy- ing secretary; Bryant, treas- we always look—and not in vain—for such a time it is and en- very gratifying naonds, Snow & Cook, Edward B. Wins- urer; and Mrs. John H. Fogg, auditor. some fresh stimulus, some new thought, couraging to know that tne President for lsesons which we learn from each low, Charles F. Libby, William Henry These with the two of the looks to such veteran officers as ladies, guests honor, served Clifford, John W. Deering, Geo. L. Swett, other are the most valuable lessons which in the war from men Miss dean of the Wonsan’s Col- 18B1 to 3365, of ex- Luelen Snow, Alfred H. Berry, Henry Sawtelle, the club has to teach. STRAW AND CRASH HATS IN GREAT VARIETY AND and well-known are LOWEST perience ability, who W. Swasey, Thomas S. Lewis lege, Waterville; and Mrs. Hamilton of Our bill of company today is enriohed PRICES. able to All Laughlin, physically high commands; A, Goudy, Frank W. Stockman, Randall reoeived the in the hall of by the presenoe of ono who has snatched and those Saco, guests among appointments made & MoAUlster, Cook, Everett & Pennell, a few hours from the busiest week of the none has given more satisfaction and the Casino, prior to the call for dinner. We are to Give a Dow 6c Plnkham, John F. A. Merrill, college year to be present with us. It (way High Grade Bicycle (eg. 29th, ’98 to the person the number of enthusiasm than tre of Soon after one holding largest appointment Charles McCartny, Jr., Henry S. Os- twelve, hnndred and gives me great pleasure, in proposing our Comrade Charles P. Mattocks, to be full good, Thomas K. Caitland, C. W. T. sixty women took their places in the first toast “Our Guests,” to call for a re- on brigadier. Godlug, Holman S. Melcher, Edwin L. sponse from Miss Mary Ann Sawtelle, Coupons that date. “Your old comrades of the regiment are commodious, oool and charming cafe of Dyer, Nathan Webb, A. R. Wright & dean of the Woman’s college at Colby delignted, the G. A. B. comrades pleased, Co., Arthur K. Hunt, John D. Williams, the Casino, and all were enthusiastic over university. and prominent citizens and the public James Cunningham, S. D. Plummer, the attractiveness of the decorations. COUPONS GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY 25 CENT generally are unanimous in praise of this John J. MISS SAWTELLE’S SPEECH. PURCHASE. ASK FOR COUPONS. Lynch, Robert F. Somers, J. Daisies and ferns were very naturally the action of President McKinley and the W. Sullivan, George Sylvester, Edgar E. choice of the Miss Sawtelle said: administration. Herbert F. ladies in charge, and there Rounds, Libby. “I was never so in life as I “It has been deemed proper at this time, were festoons of them on the mantles, proud my by your associates of the 17th Maine, to am today to belong to a woman’s club, A BABY SEAL. with a small bouquet at each plaoe, ac- and if I didn’t I should present you with some token of their now, go home a small Of and affection and esteem, and to remind A baby seal, about a week old, at- companied by flag. oourse start one.” Miss Sawtelle has a man- you, when far away in the service of tracted much attention in the window of special care was given to the table where gracious easy that have left behind ner of and the key note to her your country, you the fish market sat members of the executive board and speaking, in the old state of Maine comrades, Congress Square Saturday few pertinent words was “courtesy,” the IRA good F. CLARK the honored That was Sc guests. trimmed word companions and friends who are watch- night. The little fellow was captured by “graeious courtesy.” As MIbs Saw- with a of daisies and toile it takes time to be CO., ful and anxious for your snfety and suc- Joseph Foster Friday aiternoon In a basin garland beautiful said, eoarteous, as it does to do any good but there cess. in the rocks near Portland rock ferns, while overhead were sus- thing, of the 17th have the head, probably must always be time for it As a “In behalf Maine,! two bells and a country left there the pended huge ball of we ° ° ° distinguished honor, and the great pleas- being by outgoing tide. The have always bean courteous to our ° ° ° ° to tied with red, white and blue and some of One Price this sword and seal seemed like his daisies, foreign guests, ure to present you belt. captivity and was although Spot Cash Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers. it is one On the them criticise us, we take it in As you will readily see, tor quite at home in the large tank in the ribbons. table was a big good and when a service, and not for ornament. We know and two baskets filled part, enjoy it, man like Dr. window and it was to seo him bowl, with the CHAS. H. that it will be used ou all proper occa- laughable Watson says, “That a cultivated Ameri- R-EDIjiON, Proprietor. of drink milk out of a bottle and then roll same flowers. The dinner furnished by can is the most courteous he Je34dst sions in defence the country and the gentleman ______over on his side and go to He was ever met!” Miss Aag—as effectually as you used a similar sleep. Mr. Robinson was delicious, and it was Sawtelle made a very very tamo a nd liked to be upon the Acids of Fredericks- potted. and served. The pleasant little hit by saying, that if like weapon quiokly deftly menu conditions, and we watch with interest last at the bury, Cedar’s, Chancellorsville, Gettys- the Wisconsin woman she felt “home- way Tuesday age of 192 years paaaaaaagwcKMHwaL MECHANIC FALLS. consisted of the course pursued by this energetic • • % OHIO • • • sick” beforehand she could say ‘busy, and 21 her burg, Wapping Heights, Keliey’s lord, truly band of women distant from us scarce days. Although advanced Locust Mine the Mechanic Bouillon and Clam Chowder. now, that she never felt more at home in Grove, Bun, opening Falls, June 24.—The gradu- thirty minutes by rail. So let me call years rendered it impossible for her to scenes ln'the Wilderness and tha Salmon and Green Peas and Mashed her life than here In Portland. Her re- ICE closing ating exercises of the class of Me- upon Mrs. Sarah Fairfield Hamilton of ever meet with the Portland EVERY.. .1 CREAM EREEZER, scenes at Bailors’ '89, marks were greeted wiith ohapter, yet Petersburg, Creek and Potatoes. great applause tho Woman's Industrial and Kduoatonal imattox. chanic Falls High school, took place this after which the quartette the all felt very proud to count her Chicken—Asparagus. gave Union of Saco to reply to the toast “Our among “Alabama followed ex- eceive it and with it tha best wishes afternoon in the Universalist church. Rice Croquettes and Jelly. Coon,” by an the members. A greeting was sent to . 4. cellent reoitation of a scene Neighbors." MAN I of friends for safe return to Ice Cream and Cakes. from Miss SPECIAL PRICES. your your The church was very prettily decorated her from the ohapter upon her family and tho good and loyal city of Strawberry Short Cake. Blanche Howard’s “Grenn,” by Miss MRS. HAMILTON’S RESPONSE. birthday; with white and " • ■ Portland.” red, blue bunting, the C offee. Edwina M. Richardson. and sympathy is now extended to her 3 qt. $1.80 each Most of the ladles were familiar T0 HIS TRADE. J an class present have so With earnestness and tenderness of colors, flags, etc., while up the family who been devoted to her. “ • “ tomatoes and olives OUR NEIGHBORS. i that indicated a sentiment Cucumbers, gar- with Mrs. Hamilton and her a 2.20 speech right HV1U IJUUUtUlCC pUlUS uliU gave hare H from the heart, Gen. Mattocks nished the table and were relished as side ;in introducing Mrs. Sarah Fairfield round of Mrs. Hamil ■ w, frequently eustomorn 9 Q m m m 4 replied: beautify flowers. An arch overheard bore hearty applause. $ 2(S()

* which is inside the defences of the IN HAVANA. mrrgPWt.I.AygOtTS. POPTiLAXD DAILY PRESS* body __WTSCElXAXJSOps. | AMUSMtSafTS. A WP3KM1RTO. __MISCEEEA2TEOPB. ______AND city. When the general assault will be | made the our will Starvation Stalks Abroad—Crime Rain- MAINE STATE 1’EESS. upon city by troops, depend upon many circumstances. From pant In the City. Subscription Kates. ia#eek of the fact that heavy reinforcements are on GREAT Dairy sis SALEOF (in advance) $8 per year j for CLEARANCE $3 the way to Gen. Shafter, it would seem Key West, Juno 25.—A two-masted ves Riverton WW months; $1.00 a quarter; BO cents a month. PARK. JUNE 27. reasonable to assume that it would not sel thro Amapala, of Trujillo, Hon- The Daily' is delivered every morning by he made until arrive, which can- duras, was in hero this morning carrier anywhere within the city limit? and at they brought in of Woodfords without extra charge. not bo fur several days. But unforeseen flying the American flag, charge THE NEW YORK COMEDY in at the events the and Ensign Zecn of the She was COMPANY, Daily (not advance), invariably may change plan precipi- Vicksburg. In a Great Farce Comedy, rate of $7 a year. tate an assault by the troops now there captured yesterday afternoon at ennsor, while and to ■A.2XT TJF» TO'WINr FLAT. Maine State Press, (Weekly) published without for more to come. leaving Havana attempting CARRIAGES. waiting every Thursday, $1.00 per year; 50 cents for 6 run the blockade Twenty-five minutes of solid laughter, and Gen. Pan do is said to be marching to the months; 25 cents tor S months. Sho was quickly overhauled by the HIGH CLASS for or city with 10,000 Spanish troops, and if Vicksburg and was found to have over SPECIALTIES. Persons wishing to ieavo town long to RILKY A HUGHES, their arrival is it be SO women and children and a number of Owing and bad we are WILLET & THOKN. short periods may have the addresses of their early likely may continued siormy weather, left NEGRO IMPERSONATORS, SKETCH meu on board, crew and passengers, all traveling, PROTEAN ARTISTS, as often as desired. deemed best to assault the city imme- an over I HE ADF.LPHIA DUO. papers changed refugees. There was no sickness on board with stock and of Carriages, shall, UNTIL JULY 4th, make REFINED VAUDEVILLE ENI HltTAINEBS. Advertising Eates. diately. There is great diversity of re- the Amapala, but she was detained in in to the number of quarantine. prices that will reduction THE In Daily $1.60 per square, for one port regard Spanish insure the necessary by this date. We shall VABETTES Press The Spanish prize steamers Guido, one mon*-U. Three insertions soldiers now in Santiago. One account Will continue to give their popular concerts at 4.30 wefik; $4.00 for Buena Ventura, Miguel Jover and Catalina sell Carriages lower than they were ever sold in New Don’t 2.15, and 7.30 dally. or less, $1.00 per square, livery other day ad- places It at 8,000,another gives double that will he sunt to Aew York next week England. All Entertainments Are Free to Patrons of the Cnrs. vertisements, one third less than these rates. number. It is generally udmitted, how- with their Spanish crews on board. The miss this sale. _ for one Guido and her will be Calf square advertisements $1.00 ever, that the defences ure pretty strong, cargo sold, the Buena Ventura will bo sold,but her week or $2.50 for one month. and that cargo THE GEM Cervera’s fleet can give valua- will be released. THEATRE, PEAKS iSLANOT “A square" is a space of the width of a col- ble assistance to the land defences. It The government has appealed from the umn and oca inch long. F. O. The Handsomest Summer Theatre in cases of the BAILEY America. is decision in the Jover CARRIAGE that whenever it Miguel Notices, on first page, one-third addi- probable, therefore, CO., Special and Catalina. The owners of the cargoes comes the fight for the will he a OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. je24d3t MONDAY n JUNK and tional. city of these two steamers have furnished Commencing VEXING, 27th, every evening for the baianca of the --- 1 ami — 1 II ■ ■' ■»!» week, with Matinee* Tuesday, Thursday Amusements and Auction Sales, $2.00 per stubborn one and that the role of the dead bonds. 1 »aturd*y, Three insertions or and wounded on a to Mon- •‘BEMEMItER squire each week. less, both sides will bo long The Amapala belongs Manuel tiik MAIN.” FINANCIAL* MR. BYTYLOIST tesin O. Munteres of Honduras. DOUGLAS $1.50 per square. one. Yet so much defends upon the morale Trujillo. The General Verdict. She has been in Havana since be- and his excellent Stock Company will present a New Comedy entitled Reading Notices in nonpareil type and classed of the and there is IriDg 1 Delicious Spanish troops, crew numbers Albany, N. Y., Times Union—The ex- OF THE cents line fore the blockade. Her STATEMENT CONDITION with other paid notices, 15 per each so Fure.^*| of ualter L. much in to that The Best in hibition Main’s Circus uncertainty regard this, 11 men, besides the captain. 2 Tapioca the World. Big yes- -OF THE-— § terday was beyond a doubt lire very best Insertion. the of with Gerome a French who Do not think of capture the city comparative Bose, citizen, buying any other. It’s (» ever witnessed in Pure Reading Notices in reading matter type, three not the but is warranted Albany. ease would not cause astonishment years ago was a leading exchange fj cheapen, to be ®) SINLESS groat <® the Best and SINNERS. 15 cents per lino each Insertion. broker in l-iavana, chartered the vessel Purest, Strongest. (« ' mim TRUST COMPANY The production will be with New and in military oiroles. Its the ideal article for dainty desserts Coming to Portland Show given entirely Scenery Magnificent Costumes. Wants, To Let, I'or Sale and similar adver- and got together over 40 people eager to Grounds, Dserlng. Evening Performance at 8 o’clock, Matinees at 2.45 o’clock. Casco Bay Steamers leave Cus- REQUIRES NO SOAKING, and cooks in <• June tom 25 cents week in for embrace any chance to from Portland, 17, 1898. House Wharf at 2.15 tor Matinees and 7.30 for Evening Performances, ltoimd Trip tisements, per advance, escape a $ew minutes. Don’t let your grocer sell with Tickets, HOSPITAL SHIP RELIEF- Havana. He is in charge of au FILLIAM G. DAVIS. President. coupon admitting to Theatre, 25 cents. Reserved Seats, to and 20 cents. Boxes, six chairs 40 words or less, no display. Displayed adver- expedit- you anything else in place of the genuine in each box, 30 ion made np of all nationalities, includ- WEDNESDAY, JAMES P. BAXTER. Vice President cents each chair. Admission without Casco Bay Coupon, 20 cents. Sale of Re- tisements under these headlines, and ail adver- JUNE 29. served Seats at Casco Steamboat Custom House Wharf. — HARRY BUTLER, Bay Office, ""t »■ V VU" Secretary. The John Has Been Transformed -O J VUVhUGiUllO, Lewiston. Jane 30, Ancaito, Ban- tisements not nala in advance, will be charged Englfs bans and Turks. Jniy 1, TRUSTEES—Wlllfeun G. Davis, James P. ter, July B. ] iaxter, A. H. Walker, Clias. F. William at rates. Into Elegant Refuge for Wounded to be Libby. regular They fully expected captured, but Mintife V. Brawn, David w. Snow, Augustus K. Iu Maine State Press—$1.00 per square Soldiers. the conditions in Havana were so dread- Manufactured byTapioca the THE WALTER L. Fright, Sidney W. Tlmxter, Franklin K. Bar- McCULLUM’S THEATRE, CAPE COTTAGE. ful for the classes MAIN Frederick UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF BARTI.EY McCULLUM. for first insertion, and 00 csnta per square tor poorer that any risk Whitman Grocery Co., Orange, Mass. •) ; ett, Walter G. Davis, ltoble. CUas. wus to starvation. Grandest, Best Shows Consolidated. ). Bancroft Alpheus G. Rogers, Weston F. each subsequent insertion. prelerable The Also Manu facturers the New.York, June £6.—The Sun cay a: came out of Havana of ^ j Illliken, Harry Butler. The Address all communications relating to sub- Amapala oDenly, Celebrated Minute Gelatine. 9 Coolest, Best Ventilatel and Equipped Summer Theatie in America, The work of reconstruction on the and offered no resistance. All of the I march and advertisements to Portland army Organized 31, 1893. Commencing Monday Eve., June 27th, and every eveniug for the balance of the week with scriptions are continent hospital Bhip Relief, whioh lies at the pier captors of release LIABILITIES. Matinee* Unity Except Monday, A Magnificent Sceuic Production. Publishing Co., 97 Exchange Street, of the Morgan Iron Works, foot of Kast Hardly any provisions were abroad at ( lapltal Stock. $100,000.00 Portland, me. Is the time of the and no or A SOLB5EITS Ninth street, praotically completed and capture, cargo Sranite Block of i urplus. 100.000 00 SWEETHEART. she is to sail od The contraband articles were found, and she Pavement—City Dsering. 1 Jndivided 13.126.42 expected Wednesduy. profits. Will Be Presented for the First Time on as a Any Stage. sbi p was coaling yesterday and a large may not be held prize. They report J lernand deposits. 805,880.83 NOTICE TO CONTKACTOIIS. < lerriflcates ol 9e.H0.83 P.eserved seats on sale at Stelnert & Son’s, 517 St. for re of men was engaged in giving the everything quiet at Havuna, which looks deposit. Congress THE PREBB. leposits ior coupons. 1.891.25 Round Tickets with touches to the vessel. like a deserted oily since business and J Trip Coupon Admitting: to Theatre Only 30 cts finishing will bo received the .'rust funds. 12,536.14 20 men our trafio arc at a standstill. by Com- «>M». Private Boxes Seating Six The wounded of army at Santi- PROPOSALSStreets until two funds for m*uStSEAreXMatinees at 2.30 n ra. C0lip°n?Dly >°Ja"d Persons, mittee on o’clock p. m. of linking corporations. 327,427.01 S3.00. p. Evening at 8.15 p m. Taka «p„ Cars and Ask for 27. will have at their service the The banking firms of H. & ckor. Lottag. MONDAY, JDN® ago finest Upham Tuesday, June 28.1808. and then publiclv open- voupon hospital ship ever owned by any govern- Co., J. M. Forjes & Go., Varcisco Ruez ;d and read at llie City Building,for excavating, $1,436,772.50 ment. George H. U. S. & Go and N. Helats & Go., are the only all material, and laying about 8000 RESOURCES. The state convention whioh Major Torney, urniahlng The one and only Big Show in America Republican the in has his ones doing business. All other llrms are square vards of Granite Block Pavement and A., surgeon charge, given n ow a genuine big boom. The re- lernand loans. $124,980.31 meets at has the or for ubout 3000 lineal foetof Granite enjoying Augusta tomorrow, attention to every detail of con- either closing up, dragging on, wait- setting cent birth of a at lime loans. personal Surbing. A certified check ofSSOOmmt ac- baby elephant Boston 164,535.21 FINANCIAL, task before it of Gov. and as a result the ing for the end of the war, dis- C, in with Itocks and bonds. flasy renominating struction, ship presents having jompany each bla and a bond will bo Junction, May conjunction the 598,902.50 PIANO charged all and required the L'rust investments. RECITAL Powers acclamation. a beautiful appearance of neatness and employes. Hunger star- if the successful bidder. Bl ink specifications baby lions, baby ostriches, great riding 12,881.14 by the lower classes Canandaigua. These four new and fund Investments. 319,695.65 comfort. The Relief was fomerly the vation stare in the face, rod all necessary information may be obtained pony linking and Concert Programme of novel features are exclusive. No other show furniture and fixtures. 35 steamer John of the Maine Steam- the well-to-do having hid three months’ it the office ot the City Engineer, and the Com- 2,227 DUJ5T, The dense foliage in Cuba affords fine Englis in the world such a account.•••■. 1,805.36 QUARTETTES, and SOI.OS, stores. Aftor are exhausted distress mittee reserve the to or all today promises quar- Expense between New York and they right reject any •« bv of Mi»a Anna o. for the oar on of a ship line, plying tette of wo &ers. rash on deposit. 218.404.59 pupils Willey, at advantages Dying will be as there is no further aids. BONDS. Gospel Portland. general, The New York Sun lash on hand. Mission Hall Eve.. HANSON S. CLAY. Committee A Baby Elephant. says 13,090,39 Friday July 1st, assisted by campaign, and the Span- the of Naval Con- source of ) third of the kind in America. Emerson Male Messrs. bushwhacking Under supervision supply, JABEZM. LANK. ! ou Quartette, Thomas, are of Lewis, iards are adepts at that business. Our structor Bowles of the Brooklyn navy gMurder and robbery daily oc- WALTER Streets. BOSTON JUNCTION, Pa., May 8—Bess, the $1,456,772.50 Wright. Evans; Miss Amy Richards, PICKETT,) of the Walter Main Consoli- Reader; Master Walter the Relief has been undergoing re- currence in Havana, in every Je2l dtd big elephant L. F. E. TIMBERLAKE. Maine Central R. 4s. Roberts, Violinist. must bear this in mind. yard, prompted birth to a R., 1 lekets 2o cts. at door. troops construction for the month. The ease by want and hunger. The Amapala dated Shows, gave baby elephant je22dtf Bank Examiner. Complimentary to past at this about The little PuP*k- VV&F3t* has four the carried Spanish mails. The passengers place daylight. Je27M, It is admitted now vessel decks, main, berth, is a beauty and at birth practically is in a state of pachyderm weighed Portland Water 4s. and hurrioane decks, and on claim that the city panio about 300 It has been named Co., oiroles in promenade, pounds. AUCTION in government Spain these five eiok wards have been sinoe the news reaohed there that the RANDALL & after the hero of Manila. The SALICS. arranged. RgALUSIER “Dewey,” Maine Central Railroad that the departure of the Cadiz fleet in There are two wards on the promenade Americans landed in Santiago. cunning little one will be seen with the Company. The Walter L. Main Grandest and Best Shows Merrimack the of Suez Canal was sim- fore and aft; two on the main captain of;|the Amapala says County, Trustee’s Sale of Valuab'e Real direotion the deok, deck, Consolidated. The Seven Per Cent Bonds of this Com- Estate and another on the after berth deck. that the troops in Havana are on half intended as a exhibition to pany falling due Ji 1 ply spectacular can accommo- rations and that beef went to $1 a ly proximo together 4s. Probably 850 patients be up with the semi-annual on due N. H., BY AUCTION. calm the in the first of but is coupons same, publlo opinion. Probably gov- dated in the five wards as now arranged, pound days June, that date, will be on at On paid presentation June a8th, at 10 a enment and that it will and the addition of extra cots it is now five oents, several cargoes of cattle Hie office of Vermllye & Brazer Tuesday, o’clock, hopes expeots by COAL. Company, Saco, 4s. ^■’vAWeA^.a11 seU on th* premises all the from Mexico been landed success- BaHdlng, State and Devonshire not be allowed to the Snez estimated that GOO wounded men could be having Streets, of the trustee pass through via and Batabano Bos ion, Mass. under *Kitl2Sivan?w,n,tereat oared for in an emergenoy. The officers' fully Goloma within the will of he late Hanson In as it will then have a GEO. IV. and Nancy Canal, plausible ward is forward on the main and the last fortnight. YORK, Treasurer, Biddeford, 4s. to the following desoribed real estate, deok, Portland, June 24, 1898. The lot excuse for not doing what it doubtless does not differ materially from the others. The passengers bring news that the big A namely: of land situated on the transatlantic liner Santo Do- Full Assortment of Lehigh and Free- Prices oa application. easteily corner of Spring and Winter streets never intended to the fleet On the after main deok is the Spanish Known as do—sending surgical the Nancy Hanson property hav- and this is a sized mingo and a Herman steamer left Ha- to the above we have a to the ward, adjoining good for Referring notloe, ing frontage of ubout 58 feet on Philippines. vana at Burning Coals Domestic Use. Spring and well lighted operating room. In it yesterday daybreak, carrying from the street and about 57 1-2 feet on Winter street. to be landed nt Nuevitas purchased Company The are three operating tables and two cabi- Spanish troops above property will be sold to If any evidence were needed of the fact Pocahontas (Semi-Bituminous) and the subject nets for instruments. or Hlbara to reinforce the remaining SWAN ft taxes for the present year, 1898. Terms educated surgioal "BARRETT, at sale. that the classes of Spain know The entire interior of the vessel is fin- Spanish garrisons in Puerto Principe and Creek Cumberland Coals are $626,500 Maine Central Rairoai Consoli- 186 Middle Me. Georges St., Portland, S- is doomed This, is doubted in att McCobb, Trustee, under the that Spain to defeat, it was ished in white enamel paint with gold Holguin. however, lyar Sara{*will of.‘1; Hanson. naval circles here. unsurpassed for general steam ami “REMEMBER THE MAIN” dated 4 Per Cent Nanoy je25dtd furnished by the debate at the closing trimmings. The floors of the wards and Mortgage Bonds, operating room are covered with rubber use. Is America’s Show, and the session of the Cortes. It seemed to be rorge Big greatest due and we offer to holders of F. 0. BAILEY A tiling. The cots are of iron, painted THE CLASS OF ’73. artists in the world, the finest horses, the April 1913, By CO., Auctioneers assumed on all sides that the country white, and most of them have an upper Genuine Eykens Valley Franklin, most complete menagerie, the most thrilling he 7 per cent Bonds due Jnly lit, the acts, the most in fact more was right on the brink of a and lower berth, arranged like a sleeping amusing clowns, to their at and catastrophe, and American Cannel. new and novel features are to be seen with right exchange bonds, par WOODBURY & Household :: Furniture oar to accommodate two patients. English MOULTON, and nobody oould section, High School Graduates of Twenty-Five the Walter L. Main Shows than with Interest to for the new 4s at suggest any fitted with any maturity, In each ward are baths the two shows now travelling. The Main is the means available for averting it. Eaoh Tears Ago at Itivertou. Above Coals Constant- 105 1-3 and interest. AT OegeDstorm system of hot and cold water, one show that never divides, but constantly AUCTION. political faction bent all its energies to by means of which water may be drawn adds and exhibits m its entirety. Giving We reserve the right to withdraw this On Hand. ten times more for the than ,Iune 29th- at 10 a- m" at the task of itself of the and kept at any temperature desired by ly money any offer 0N^EaV^ESiP^Y-No- relieving respon- show in without notice. V M Fark street, we shall sell the a lever above the tub. All TELEPHONE ... loo-’i America. With this mighty Furni- simply turning reunion of the ture, of a sibility and loading it upon some oth- A class of '78, Portland millionaire there are no consisting general lot of House in ail, the is said to be the organization cheap BANKERS, plumbing School was held after- performers, no inferior wornout acts, but Furniture. Chairs. er. The Imperialists said the Autonomists finest on board a High Saturday OFFICE: T^h?ilUr»,ViParlor Pictures! ever put ship. every artist a star, every act an Innovation, l&Pi1 i £I1,rrorV Carpets. Chamber Sets, In were the guilty parties and the Autono- On the berth deck are staterooms to ac- noon and evening at Biverton. The and feature new and refined. Cherry, Hair Mattresses and every Gorge- SLa,1?,'it„0a^.anEugene Walker, Bryce 51. Ed- ....AND ... Lida J. WOODBINE’S PICNIC. towurd peace, is of |course untrue. Captain Harding will navigate the Fisher, Laura H. Bailey, Nellie wards, Edward H. Sargent, George Smith, Franklin 51. Like hundreds of others which vessel and Lieut. Crabbs of the Eighth A. Moxcey, Ella E. Nellie Jordan Woodbine Rebekah went on its Lawrence, find Gould, lodge Blon B. Small, Fred E. Eastman, Cavalry has been detailed as O. “The F. CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. their way into the Madrid newspapers, quarter- Plummer, C. Elwell and wife, A. innuul picnic Saturday to Cloys- James JIacy, L. W. Edwards, A. master and commissary. The crew will L. Hanscome, James L. TENNIS GOODS. it was fabricated out of whole cloth. The Stevens and wife, M. A, Holden and fcer,” which is situated over Loveitt’s Doolittle, not be composed of enlisted men. The Jordan Snow, George Libby, King John S. first suggestions of peace will not come male nurses who are to go with the Belief wife, S. Conley and wife, J. W. hill, Willard, and is a charming location, Raymond, Levi M. Bailey. A Fine Assortment Notice. are from the Mills sohool of Harper and Wm. D. Carruthers and with line and an ocean view, Bank Special from our Training wife, Casco National government. Nevertheless, grounds Organized New York, and the women for the John August 10, 1891. At the be it is wife, Winthrop Jordan, Hon. Wm. H. almost on the Cape. The -01f- Lowest Prices. though story false, signifi- Hopkins Hospital Training sohool at unsurpassed cant. It means doubtless that the Span- Baltimore. Looney, Edwin A. Gray and wife, Sarah party left the city ou special cars and LIABILITIES. PORTLAND. MAINE, On and after May lltli the M. Geo. B. and after arrival at the the time ish government sees the handwriting on Taylor, Swasey wife, Cloyster, Accumulated capital, fare will be FIVE CENTS to Mr. On our Second Floor we have the wall, and feels that before long in WELLMAN EXPEDITION SAILS. and Mrs. F. W. Robinson, Alice was passed in whist and a sooial way Advance payments, and from Forest City Landing, Guaranty fund, 1824. order to save the from utter ruin Tromsoe, Island of Norway, Fairfield Moody, Rev. Charles Brown sn the broad piazzas which surround the Incorporated country Tromsoe, Profits, CAPITAL AND SCKPLDS Peaks’ Island. June 26.—The Arctic expedition under Elder, N. Mrs. Charles house till 1 when the it must make the advance which it Keene, H.; D. o’clock, party,num- Steamers leave Custom House Walter the Arctic $120,332 07 alleges the United States have and Wellman, explorer, Smith, Arthur S. Gilson and wife, Mrs. bering about 70, enjoyed ono of Mrs. HAMMOCKS made, sailed today. Mr. Wellman’s is Edwin RESOURCES. Wharf. expedition S. Small, Gertrude A. Curtis, which was pronounoed the circulation of this story is a in jndertaken with two the first to Mrs. Cloyes’s dinners, step objects, E. A. Crowell, Mary E. Kilby, Au- Loans on mortgages of real estate, in See time tabic in another find and succor Prof. the all as great variety. the programme of testing the sentiment Andree and gusta Dyer Stubbs, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. by “just splendid.” $102,040.37 second to discover the is column. as North Pole. He Cole, Phineus The afternoon was in a most en- Loans on shares, 1,300.00 of the people to what sacrifices could Henry Ingalls, Hartford. passed ONE C. W. T. estate MILLION GODING, accompanied by a oorps of scientists and Conn.; Emma Heal foreclosure, 6,794.75 be made for The offer Clark Percy, Lnoien Snow joyable way and when the party left for safely peace. alleged a competent explorer. Mrs. Lucien Temporary Expense, 220.88 Gen. Manager Snow, Mr. and Mrs. John cheers were 9,976.07 mylldtf of the United States contained as con- home, three hearty given Cash, ditions the permanent surrender of Cuba for Mrs. Cloyes and her able assistants $120,332.07 DOLLARS. LORING, SHORT! HARMON to make Number of 817 and Porto Rioo and the cess on to the who had done so muoh the day shareholders, jelScodtf GENTLEMEN’S GARMENTS. Number of borrowers, 103 all. United States of ooaling stations in the Eczema so pleasant for Number of shares outstanding, 1696 Interest Paid on who had for loans, 555 and the Canaries. What is The committee oharge of Number of shares pledged Whole Suits Philippines Itching. of 103 Number to whom muoh loans, more than that the the picnic aud credit is Bank Examiner. TIME : likely Spanish gov- “A little F. 13. TIMBERLAKE, DEPOSITS. NORTON l CLEANSED AND PRESSED FOR B. HULL, lad five old had was Mrs. S. Mrs. James je25d3t ernment is revolving the making of a years Eczema. due, Kelsey, Geo. A. Dwgti Provincial of this kind and is A. Martin, Mrs. Barrows, Mrs. drawn on National proposition seeking Bank or England, London, in lakgs or n$1.50H He was Fred A. Harris, Mrs. John E. Walker and INSTRUCTION. Insurance in this indireot way to familiarize the relief the use of small amounts, for sale at current rates. Agents, In American or French Way. given quick by Pettes. A Mrs. Lizzie pretty the Current Accounts on favorable people with It and ascertain their feeling badge, reoeived done was terms. Have removed to All dyeing and clensing In to it. color of the order, presented to each The Worcester Institute temporarily regard owtler. and we our rec- Polytechnic Indivtd- second to none in the world. send as a souvenir of the WORC35STLK. MASS. ®^rr0*PP»4«n°e selioited from (omfort^ member picnic by Banka and others T. C. MK5DKNHAM, President. W. Corporations, Though there has been some share Mrs. James A. Martin. desiring to open accounts, as wsll as from Courses of study in Civil and bast- near it ba3 ommendation Mechanical. Risking to transact Banking fighting Santiago evidently of the of Electrical and °* this 22 EXCHANGE powder.”—Sisters head is au Engineering, Chemistry General ^ description through ST.. J. N. J. been confined to comparatively small Scald eczema of the scalp- Science. New and extensive laboratories in Bsmk, LONIIOLDT, very severe sometimes, but it can be Engineering, Eleetriclty, Physics and Chemis- DYER. bodies of men. The Spanish outposts facilities Directly Opposite their old office PRACTICAL Sacred Heart Manchester, N.H. cured. Doan s and try. Special in Steam and Hydraulics, 11 have fallen back, Mercy, Hospital, Ointment, quick per. 194-page Catalogue, positions ill lad STEPHEN SMALL. President. Works SimontTs House, *3 India Cen- gradually occasionally manent in its results. At showing Dye St., All sod any drug by graduates, maUed free. Address J. K, tral office s Elm St. Telephone making some resistance, upon the main Druggists. 25 50c. Sample box free. COMFORT POWDER Ct. 60 cents. Marshall r. bomb, tarn NO- CO., Hartford, store, MARSHALL, Registrar. M&Th ;may 16tau«* feMBt TE»fcSPH0NE “I:4- Jel3d2w NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE GEM THEATRE. ROYAL SCOTS’ RECEPTION. ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW j NEW NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 ADVERTISEMENTS Ngty ADVERTISEMENTS. | | NEW ADVKRTISEEAENT8. Manager Douglas should be more than pleased with the business that the Gem Details of Their Coining has done since the season began. Noth- Arragued l>j HOT WEATHER IS ing but stormy weather has kept people Canadian Officers. HERE from attending the splendid performances that have been given at that popular place of amusement. This week we are Lieut. Col. Ibbettson and Majors Blake -but- out to see an entirely new play brought lock aud Gault Arrive Here From Mon at the Gem. It has been in preparation treat aud Are Entertained by Fort' for it will at once some time and that land’s Major—Three Hundred am leap into public favor there is no doubt. Fifty Koyal Scots Will Spend Fourtl We Are to The new will have some Furnish play entirely of July Here. Prepared new features about it that will please and be amuse the people. T following will Late Saturday evening, Vice Consul J all about it. is tell our readers It by B. received a advisin' BARGAIN Keating telegram WEEK. Is Howard P. Taylor and entitled Sinless him that Lieut. Col. Ibbettson of tin Sinners. The plot, whioh Is very amus- Royal Soots and battalion commanders SUMMER the SCREENS, Watch our advertisements and visit our store hinges upon infelicities of two Blakelock and would ar ROCKERS, early ing, Majors Gault, young married couples, w ho agree to dis- rive in Portland on the early Sunda; and often all this week. We have received new agree, and separate forever, each being train from Montreal. He immediately In just large indifferent to the simple formality of a formed Mayor Randall of the fact, and ai d/vorce, "have had stocks of warm weather {goods. From this believing they eight o’olock yesterday morning the part; morning; and never to ICE CREAM enough,” expeot marry COTS a com was escorted to the Preble house. At FREEZERS, again. By atenation of circum- REFRIGERATORS, till Saturday night there will he sales stances a few years afterward, husband ten o’clock Mayor Randall, Vice Consu great money-saving No. 1 and wife No. 2 meet, fall in love, Keating and Mr. Fitzpatrick, paid theii and are married—the same experience at- in different to the and car departments. tending husband No. 3 and wife No. 1. respects officers, taking Each of the four had heard that his and riages proceeded with their guests to th< her spouse had passed to tho proverbial various points of interest in the city or at And T and each of course feel Article lor Your Home bourne, liberty visited the and to They promenades parks Every oday. marry again. Other circumstances, Cottage. the and went over the which the author gives a ready texcuse inspected armory for, throw the quartette together, and the proposed route of the procession on the amazement of each husband and wife can Fourth of July. be when find themselves imagined they from drive the to and still Returning the party WOMEN’S HOSIERY belonging somebody else, AND UNDERWEAR. legally married to their first spouses, all dined at the Preble house, after which that have committed believing they biga- they took the electrics for Cape Cottage F— The sale of and has my. Confusion as a consequence. Hosiery Underwear already been advertised. It begins this reigns and en route to the city called on Captain morning] | A good legal a mutual friend, well spirit, at Fort at eight o’clock. posted on the divorce law, Interferes and Rogers Preble, who warmly re- sets things right t > the satisfaction of the ceived them. They next visited the Cum- Three hundred pair drop stitch lisle and plain lisle Hose—regular 50c and 38c and ATKINSON qualities— players audience. berland club, where they were the guests There is already a good demand for seats 19c pair. at a dinner given them Mr. Fitz- for the as well as the rest by 21 opening night MONUMENT SQ. L. One case Lisle neck and 33c of the week. They can be secured at the patrick. Carlcton, Mgr. Egyptian Tests, high long sleeves—good quality—19c each. Casco Bay office for all performances— The officers returned to Montreal on One lot Ladies’ Egyptian Cotton Combination Saits at the ridiculons of 29c each. every and matinees Tuesday, price evening yesterday’s evening train, and expressed Thursday and Saturday. FUNERAL OF^MRS. FLORENCE MAY --- themselves as delighted with the attrac sao McCULLUM’S THEATRE. AUSTIN. tions of the city and especially with the The The attendance at McCullum’s theatre detailed arrangements which had beer many friends of Mrs. Florence M. Austin and all the week. has surpassed all expectations 'the past made for the reception and entertainmeni gathered at her late residence Tuesday tri- week, and Manager McCullum Is greatly Of their command on the annroaohinr Sunday afternoon to pay their last butes of esteem and in whioh she pleased with the patronage aocorded his Fourth. I respect tio., was held. Her and new theatre and productions. Forjthe first Mayor Randall was informed that th( loving disposition $. SLMbty time in bis in summer amuse- manner won her friends. experience who are to thi general many ments Royal Scots, participate in IN first two weeks’ business BARGAINS the has SHIRT She was an of the the WAISTS. active members Cy- among great in the been profitable, and the propheo.v that parade, will be 350 strong and will brinj Goods-Selling Importers big of the Golden this theatre would become a favorite a full band and eight Sootch press Temple,Ladies Eagle, cities is dull. bag pipers. /r*i shockingly More than hundred now Shirt Waists have been received us resort for ladies and children on warm also the Pythian Sisterhood. She leaves eighteen by this week and added The six stall officers will bring their own The end of afternoons, seems destined to be full- a her the season is a horses and the mother.and husband to mourn loss. to other stock. Such stock of fresh, handsome and desirable Waists cannot fail to attract filed. Commencing Monday evening command will arrive here The flowers were numerous and beauti- close at hand, but and continuing every evening during at eight o’olock next Sunday morning. great many buyers. We are expecting next week the greatest Shirt Waist business we ever had. the week with matinees fob Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Sayford stocks daily except On arrival the troops will march to the of choice goods at 50c to Monday, Manager McCullum will sent roses and smilax; from her husband Waists all prices from $3.50. present armory where the men will be a of a mili- quartered still remain in their ware- magnificent production new there was a with the word “Rest. tary dramu entitled “A Soldier’s Sweet- while the officers will be assigned to send) | pillow Mr. and Mrs. John Jewett, Mr. and Mrs. houses. One of them got heart. This is the first presentation hotel of the city. At 10.30 they will ever this drama, on Robinson wreaths; Mr. and given any stage. maioh to St-Luke’s Cathedral and attend iGuy gave desperate and offered to Following is the cast: Mrs. W. W. Fox. and Mrs. Lizzie divine service. Hovey sell us several thousand General Nugent, U. S. A., -of Augusta, the former a wreath, and Wednesday. Norman D. Conniers The Canadian troops will be a promi- the latter pansies and pinks; Mrs. Castell yards of charming thin Major Randall, U. S. A., nent feature in the street parade on tip John R. and Mrs. Briokett sent a crescent; Mrs. stuffs for Summer dresses Armstrong morning of the Fourth. They will give t Jack Randall, his son, Wm. H. Pasoce Osborn of Waterville, a bouquet; the SALE OF SAMPLE NIGHT GOWNS. Richard dress parade on the Western promenade, atfrom one-half to two- Craven, his nephew, Misses Osborn of Waterville a bouquet; W. F. Canfield at 4.45 o’clock that afternoon. thirds value. Miss Sarah McIntyre a bouquet; Mr. Captain Harmon, U. S. A., To get one of these lines of manufacturers samples is an opportunity that comes but once a James Bankson MAIN’S CIRCUS. and Mrs. Geo. A. Brackett,Jpinks; Mr. We took them, you’ll see Corporal Crabtree (one armed), the and Mrs. M. J. of a year. These are the ‘^Universal” brand Night all about four hundred in the Spear Augusta, plnk%; loads of them in our Con- Gowns, perfect, priveleged, It Draws the Crowd Stephen Wright the Papers Mrs. Bradford H. Matson of a lot. Sergeant O’Toole, U. S. A., Oakdale, Damon gress St. windows Nos. I Bartley McCullum Say. bouquet; Assembly, K. P., a The prices will be 69c to $1.69—1-3 to 1-2 less than regular prices. Some of the Gowns Provost Marshal, Peter Lang triangle; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jewett, and 2 this morning. They Tim Sheridan, a drummer boy, The Grand has will be in our window and Sale not till Rapids (Mich.) Leader pinks; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Johnson of are VALENCIA-J Monday Tuesday. Wednesday morning. Beatrice Ingram ACONET, this to say of the Walter L. Main Grandest West Dresden, pinks; the K. G. E. whist Mrs. Craven, Richard’s wife, Jac- and Best Shows Consolidated which will Miss L M. JACONAT-DUCHESSE, Estelle Dalo club, roses; Linspcott, Farm- y Later we shall advertise attractions for the remaining days of the week. Watch the Mrs. Lawson, housekeeper to Major exhibit in Portland on Wednesday, June ington, roses;]) Mr.;iL. P. Austin, pinks, onette D’ Alsace. (Three papers. Randall, Lillian Andrews 39th. and an emblem from Cypress Temple, of ac- Kate Desmond, a ward of Major Ran- spellings Jaconet, “It was a very large orowd that at- K. G. E. dall, in love with Jack, Lisle Leigh to Organ- Sister St. Aloyisius, Mary Davenport tended the circus performance given by Rev. F. C. Rogers of Pine street ohurch cording locality.) Reserved seats are now on sale for the the Walter L. Main Grandest and Best officiated. die Alixe. some of them entire at Steinert & Son’s engagement Shows Consolidated last evening. Fully The pall bearers were Messrs. Marden, Factories. music store, 517 Congress street. from over sea. Some from the Wlarrimac 3500 peopli occupied the seats of the main Winslow, Lord and Whitely of the Knights 19c I2ic Price now 71c RIVERTON PARK. tent and departed^] at the dose of the of the Golden Eagle. 25c, goods. EASTMAN. BROS~& INCROFT. One of the best attractions of the season entertainment well satisfied with the ex- Interment was at Evergreen. is offered the of Riverton hibition they had witnessed. The PONGEE “A LA CHINA.” Fine soft finish fabric, resem- by management COAL BIDS. Park this week, with performances evorv oharacter of the entire show, from begin- China Silk. 31 inch, I2^c The committee on bling Pongee Thirty styles, afternoon and evening, and is that sterl- ning to end, in every department, is public buildings noon bids for ooal for Goods. Price 5c ing organization known as the New York pleasing and above reproach. It is from Saturday opened the coming year: See them in our windows, Sale today. Comedy company. It consists of a group start to finish far beyond the ordinary A. R. Wright Co, bid—$4.98 for Le- of players who have won great favor circus and in quality it the peer of any in high broken; $5.43 for Lehigh egg, and the entire the the land.” GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE throughout country past $3.18 for Pooahontas. season, and both individually and collec- Sargent, Dennison & Co. bid—$4.59 for J. R. LIBBY GO. When will working men learn that the $5.15 for tively the members have an enviable re- Lehigh broken; Lehigh egg, only proper drink to carry with them to and $3.85 for Pocahontas. putation for creating roars of laughter their is Randall & McAllister bid $4.96 for Le- have work Williams’ Roqt Beer? It wherever they appeared. They ate high broken; $4.96 for Lehigh egg, and thirst in a nlarvelous Introduced at every performance through quenches way and $3.09 for Pocahontas. the medium of the greatest of all comedy nothing else seems to strengthen and in- The contract was awarded to Randall Boys’ farces, “An Uptown Flat,” which pro- vigorate as it does. & McAllister. Suits, vides 25 minutes of solid laughter and is cast as follows: ~ BOSTON AND MAINE. ; TAYLOR’S FOURTH OF JULY Mrs. Obadiah Willett Potts, Maggie The summer train service of the Boston CHORUS. Mr. Obadiah Potts, Harry Thorne and and Maine road Is now1 in effect, as shown The next rehearsal Coats of Prof. Taylor’s Top j Mrs. Jeremiah Graft. in this and should be JUST A FEW. Potts, Tiny paper, carefully chorus for the illustrated concert on the The a spectator has hardly chance to re- read, as many changes take place in time Western will be at cover from the of promenade, Reception We mention a few articles neces- paroxysms laughter of trains. The nine a. rn. just trdin how hall on June at 8 over this rare comedy treat before a Tuesday evening, 28th, for for the SUMMER makes close connection with the sary your comfort vaudeville fol- Air Line m. All the will be programme immediately p. songs £ rehearsed OUTING. lows with such attractive as train Boston at one m. Reefers. features leaving p. due with the illustrations just as on the White Duck Riley and Hughes, talented impersona- in New York at six m. This D. B. Blue Serge Coats, p. will be Fourth. All who wish to join this chorus tors of the peculiar characteristics of the Hose and appreciated ty many Portland Trousers, Golf and Bike Suits, Southern negro; Willett and Thorne, people. on Fourth of July evening are requested AND $6.50 AT The Increased train service to Old Belts, Shirts made from Ma- $5.00 GRADES Protean sketch artists, and other well- Orchard to be prompt in attendance at 8 p. m. Negligee known specialty artists. is now in effect and the special Sunday dras and Cheviot goods, collars and cuffs should not The fact te lost sight of that tickets will be on sale. CHANDLER’S BAND CONCERT. attached and detached, Fine Flannel the Fadettes will continue their concerts and the satisfaction have The first of a series of concerts Shirts with and without collars. Neck- daily they given SPECIAL CARS. by the two weeks since and during they opened Chandler’s band, was given yesterday af- wear in every desirable shape style. their here is a of The ladies of Volunteer Aid engagement guarantee associatior at the kind of entertainment be ternoon Bartley McCuIlum’s theatre. they may wh > are Interested in the success of Mr. line of each. depended to give. The This was the programme: upon eomiug McCullum’s benefit Special $3.50 performance at week shoald be one of the most success- Capt March—Stars and Stripes, Sousa ful in Riverton’s history. Cottage theatre, for our soldiers anc Overture—Zampa, Hero.’d Sal© continues every day until Saturday, July 2nd. sailors, have asked the management of Piccolo Solo—Rondeau Brilliante, GOLF STOCKS _VAUGHAN STREET CHURCH. the Cape Electrio road to start Hartmann special Mr. J. N. Jacob-on. Over 400 fine all wool reliable Suits and over 200 latest Coats and Reefers are offered. At thoatre cars from the foot of Park style Top • Vaughan street church there was a street, on For Ladies' Wear. Potpourri Latest Songs, Wiegand The Suits comprise Vestee, Reefer, Sailor, Golf, Bicycle and regular double breasted Jacket delightful children’s oonoert last evening Tuesday afternoon, and do here extend a Sextette from Lucia, Donizetti Middy, from also 3 Suits for 9 to 17 The of those valuable seasonable we in recognition of Children’s day. The cordial invitation to all to take cars at Intermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana, styles, piece boys years. regular price garments HOT WEATHER CLOTHING. offer have been and and at are iloral decorations were this convenient point. The exact hour oi Mascagni $5.00 6.50 8.00) $3.50 great values. very pretty. There Trombone Solo—The Faure (some Pams, in the Do not if can, it we was singing by Mattie Fraser, Dorothea leaving the corner of Park and Com- Mr. F. O. Wellcome We carry a complete assortment delay. Come, bring the boys you you can’t give you your size. But here is the Walker, Miss Farrington, Mrs. Emmons, mercial streets will be given in the Plantation Scenes, Davis above lines. plaoe to buy Boys’ and Children’s Clothing for the present. Mill in the Alice Tolman, May Mrs. papers. Tickets with reserved seats, Idyll—The Forest, Eilenberg Henderson, Reminiscences of the Shaw and and for "A Soldier’s War, Beyer Perley Witham, the school; twenty cents, Sweet- March—El Capitan, Sousa reoitations by Alice heart, may be obtained at M. Steinert Blanpid, Margererite The different members were very pleas- Snell, Perlie Witham, Rana & Son’s in advanoe. Ella S. foi Eisler, Sargent ingly rendered, notably so the selections HASKELL & JONES, Hazel Edna Volunteer Aid association. Daley, Wescott, Alice Tol- from Lucia and Cavalleria Rusticana. STANDARD CLOTHING man, Etta Witham, Clifton Chandler Tailors, Clothiers CO., Mr. Wellcome’s trombone solo was mer- Ellen Phillips, Lena Hanson, Myrtle APPEAL TO “S. A, R.” itorious aud gained for him well earned And Men’s Houston. Harold Furnishers, 255 Middle St. McWilliams, Percy applause The theatre was delightfully An appeal has been made to the Sons o Monument june27-3t Square. _ Witham, Hartley Lonsboro, Carrie Hous- the concerts are American Revolution by the cool and certainly deserv- Je27 Mon.Wed.Fri ton, Albert Baker, Elva Brackett, Alice Daughters of American Revolution of this ing of liberal patronage. In Bethel, June 20, Ltndon M. Bartlett and Springer, Mattie Fraser, Winnie Kent, oity, whc Winifred Hall, both of Bethel. are at work in Wel1 list of prices KANSAS CITY, U.S. A. man, Harry and Albert Love, and reoita- aiu?Emily Anderson,"both In Bangor, June 22, Mrs. Eliza Anne Barber ; 3 £3 It is sold f f of*Brewe* 61 yrs.; Mrs. Martha (irant. : Exoliange Street. : by most grocers. can be found in his ad. 22' ^T^ro.Ks and aged aged 75 vrs tions by Harry Love, Mabel Foster, 23d. Charles H. draff am. aged R7 year.'. r --■- the woods nearby where SOUTH POltTLAm DEE RING. ! he was found FOB SALE. FOR SALE. | later John Sanborn I- by and a companion. Ferty words inserted under this head They succeeded in tying bis Forty words Inserted under thu hand band of re- hands to- one week for 25 cents easli in advance. one week I Merrimun's Knightville, KNIGHTS OF MALTA SUNDAY. for 28 cents, cosh in sdrsnce. gether with a rope and took him turned Saturday from u two days’ trip to to Wood- ; The members of Lebanon eommandery fords wbero th y turned him over t0 SALE—New 2-storied 8 rooms SALE-A to Rockland with Maine Commandery house, pOR1 new, modem, op date two of Dosring, and Beacon eommandery, Special Officer 0. H. I^ORand bath, steam heat throughout, hot and »“«y house. buUt by the of Gardiner. The ex- Thompson who day, ”o job Kuights Templar cold water in set tubs and lavatories; hard work, built upon honof, 8 rooms each batha Knights of Malta of Portland, to the looked him up. He gave Ma with hot cursion was on joyed by everybody. namo as wood floors and all other first class con- water, open plumbra/lM; w-eh trwvi number of one hundred attended Holdofrat and says that fine location in Deering; t open lire places, windows the 'lhe Emerson Male Octette will hold its special Guy he has been veniences; mile out; ba/ In llvln® close to electrics. W. II. WADLRON & CO., rooms, separate cellar* and heaters, finished in services Sunday morning at the Clark employed at the Lovell wood and regular rehearsal this evening at the home Bicycle works, 180 Middle street. 24-1 natural hard oil finish, separate front Memorial Methodist Woodfords. South as a and back doors, of its Musical John church, Portland, machinist and tool everything separate ve.v director, Wright. located four bright and sunny, large lot land. 'the sermon Rev. J. II. maker for some time SALE—A Oen trally This would was delivered by past. He very make a nice home where There was a good attendance at the Sat- udmitted FORfamily house situated withlu flvp min- one couldlet one Clifford, pastor of the church. The musio that ho had been drinking but ute walk of the City Hall, consisting of 7 rent and occupy the other and have an income urday claimed to 18 near evening’s Young People’s meeting for rooms to each rent, has Sebago water, gas, Sherman, Iligh street, COLES- the occasion was provided by a mixed have no recollection of the WORTHY'S BOOK at the Brown’s hill Methodist church, entering Race separate cellars and water closets for each STORE, 92 Exchanges* quartette. Tho scripture lesson was taken house. family; income §30 per month. Will pay 24-1 Pleasantdale. ___ from the second Peter. The ^examination at Westbrook interest on investment. For full par- chapter of 1st Seminary good SALE The Elm street M. E. church Ladies’ will ticulars inquire of A. C. LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 OR RENT to close an estate text was from the Book of 2nd take place today and pORsuburban Aid has discontinued its Daniel, tomorrow. Exchange street. 23-1 residence, heated by steam’ society regular Class exercises at All large barn, chapter, 84th and and 35 verses. The day Souls’ churcli henuery, etc., with 35 acres of land’ meetings until further notice. for hundred within five minutes’ walk of electric cars; satis- alluded to the fall of tho Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. SALE—Immediately, pne speaker rise and FORand dollars an old established and factory terms. Particulars Ileal Estate office The subjeot of Rev. H. B. Long’s ser- fifty First ancient kingdom and the advance of Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock the profitable business. Good reason for selling. Nationa1 Bank Building. FREDERICK mon at the Bethany Address 299 Main street, o. VAILu. 24-1 Congregational Christ’s on annual meeting and election of G, Biddeforu, kingdom the earth. The king- officers Maine. 23-1 church was “The Universal Reign of of the board of trustees will dom of Christ came and established be held. In pOR SALE—2 heavy horses suitable for hav* Truth.” the 7. SO o’clook musical of work. at F. ft. Wherever the has evening at at All Souls’ SALE—Elegant instruments to„ *1™! Inquire Official righteousnesa gospel JOHN.SON & LO., 60 Commercial street. Programme: Sirs. Knight of Knightville entertained church'the FORjust received, pianos, music boxes, 23-1 been preaohed, there it is found that it junior exhibition will occur. her of reginas. violins, mafidolins, banjos, guitars, SALE—A nice Sunday sohool class at the home is commencement pOR family horse, 8 vears old, had been the of human Thursday At harmonicas, corneti, ctjsos, violin bows, kind and will stand her emancipator day. and anywhere, weight 900; orother Captain Alvin Hall. Rev. superior violin banjo strings, popular reason for The enables men to nine o’clook at All Souls’ church the selling, sickness, s. HOBaRT 143 and thought. gospel ex- music books, etc. Pleas© call. HAWES, 414 Mrs. D B. Ford, Oliver Webb and eroises of Brackett street. Portland, Me. ot-i Jesns Christ as a saviour the graduating class will ba Congress street. je25-4 Mrs. acknowledge SUMMER Sbanning acoompanied the scholars held. At 1 o’clook the RESORTS. S'OR SALE Two and a half storied from sin. It is one to swear commencement A detached who had a thing allegi- __MISCEUAKHOU8. SALE—In Deering, new double house, house for 2 families. 12 rooms and delightful time inspecting the dinner will be served. At 4 word* bath, Portland’s Crand international joint ance to the Sag of onr country, and It is o’olook the Forty inserted under this head I^ORwired for electric light., cemented cel- steam heat for both tenements, open plumbing ourios obtained the Jor 35 m by Captain during his Alumni association’s annual one week cccti, In advance. Porty words inserted under this head lar, hot and cold water, hot water heater; and first class repair with modern style another to for it. It is and one of quite thing fight meeting week for 25 cents, ossh in advance. each half has seven rooms besides pantry, Inside and out. good central locatioil, rents for many years sea life. This collection is election of officers will Celebration of the 122nd An- one to shout Hosanna in tire occur in AT THE SEA bath and hails; convenient to chui'ohes, 830 per montn. Price 82500. W H WA1- one and most valuable in thing Hersey SHORE—Parties of of.the largest hall. The will be ladies md7 furnished school© ar.d electrics. Inquire of A. F. PKON & CO., 18Q Middle 231 church, and another to live a life of evening devoted to the 0~UTU-’G engage rooms with Q TOP. AGE for household furniture and all street._ the state. quite facilities for oOokhie at the Hillside *' HILL, Woodfords or 25-1 niv of the president’s reception at the House, kinds of merchandise; the large elevator Portland. SALE—100 rsary pralsj to God before the world. May it b e parlors of Peaks Island, Me. One minute from Trefethen’s will Quiun Refrigerators at lesj Ou next Rev. H. B. carry large load at one time; building high SALE IjtOKthan half r. O. Sunday Long, hall and a social Landing. For terms address OR TO LET—House No. 2S0 State price, BAILEY & CO 43 said of each of that are servants Hersey reunion, MRS. E. A. and free from dampness, rates moderate. W, ApOR of the yon you JONES Union House, Peaks Street. Possession August 1st. Apply Exchange 23-1 pastor Bethany Congregational Ac of the Island. 23-1 P. CARR, room 5, Oxford Bldg, 180 Middle St. street._ of God ever ready to shout His adjourned meeting Beering to JOHN F. PROCTOR, Centennial Blook. church, will deliver a lecture on Abra- praises BOARDERS jc37 4 SALE—For investment. Two is to CUMMER WANTED-by man ___ 25-1 family and honor His name. oity government be held O wife. fpORhouse near Lincoln ham Lincoln. For the first en this Tuesday and Pleasant locality, pood air ami AV Park. 13 rod®* with time, at One of water. Terms reasonable KRILL, Magnetic Ciairvoyant, baths, cemented cellar, extra evening Woodfords, the princi- Address A. E. LILLIAN11 Brattle street, seoond door Port- SALE—The Fairbanks mandolins and large sunny lot occasion the servioes will be held in the WESTBROOK SEMINARY BACCA- from first class at a that will Is HAhW»M, fox 88, liar $.lillst Me. 22-1 land street, about 6 minutes’ walk from Preble. FORbanios excel. Examine them at repair, price bring In pal Items of business the seoctnd read- over 12 per cent on the auditorium of the and a nota- LAUREATE. on HAWES music Investment Partloular* sanctuary, Sittings daily health,business'iir private fam- store, 414 Congress street. Real Estate and final passage of the annual matters. Instruction bocks Office, FREDERICK S. VAI1.L. ble feature will be the musio which The ing appro- ily All advice strictly confidential for all instruments. will baccalaureate 6ermon before the and reliable. Pianos to let. A -AND- priation bill. again open during thq suftyner of 1898: auy one 281 number of 50 cen t music ___23-1 bo a books at rendered by quartette from the regi- Senior class of Westbrook was a timet in whicn to (damaged) 26 cents each. Superior seminary Julio uuuiuiubcD uu Biioviia nui wishing rejRfi}l spot, MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED—We have meet at a few weeks or ment of Connecticut Volunteers U. S. delivered spend months, will do well .to funds of clients to first Btringsitor instruments. je‘25-4 [WATCHES ON INSTALLMENTS. I A. Sunday forenoon at All Soul’s the invest in mort- two o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the addrgss proprietor, JOHN B. PIKE, on real estate at 5 cent Interest. Par- at Burdett. church, the MS- gages per Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock Camp Morrill’s oorner, by president Hiiam. je20-rt©d tinder this head Square. marl9dtf and will also elect officers tor the ensu- “Responsibilities of the soholar and the of the in Maine. one week for 35 cents, cash in advance. and for about pleasantestjplaces Address LOANED on first and second mort- pavement, setting 3,000 Box 88. Standish. ing term. Each person is to nation.” The text was from Luke 48: 17.2 gages, real estate life insurance SALE—New 3-flat house; each tenement requested 12, lineal feet of Me._ MONEY poli- FOR granite curbing. country in a line fdr icies, notes, bonds and good collateral se- XiOK RENT—The new. elegant three flat has 5 rooms and bath, hot and cold water, bring a package ot the money value of "Unto whomsoever much is given, of good he^rd locality A The largest flag pole in the cHy has FORfishing, guiltttag, rowing, fine views, pleas- curity# Notes discounted; rate of interest biock No. 1003 Congress street; will be coal room, clothe* reeland electric bells, two : : five cents, and it will be judioiously dis- him shall be much required, and to ant drives and plenty OS shade trees. Broad five per cent a year and upwards, ready about August 1st, strictly up to date front doors; fine location on Munjoy Hill; GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. been erected at A. H. according steam Qoudy’g residence, A quiet place lor rest and comfort. to security. W. P. CAUR, room 5, second heat, electric lights, hot and cold water’ close to cars and paying 10 per cent, net from posed of by the committee in oharge. whom men have committed muoh of him piazza. set Spring street, Higgins corner, being 63 Address, J. B. and F. W. PLUMMER, Ray- floor, Oxford building, 1S5 Middle street. tubs, electric door openers and speaking first class tenants. W. H. WALDRON & CO., A cancus of the of South will ask the more.” Mr. Whitman tubes, dose to Union the for 180 Middle street. 22-1 Republicans they feet and Is to mond, Me. ieiB-4 jell-4 Station, just place high, float a handsome flag. railroad men or travelling men, 6 bath Portland was held Saturday afternoon said in brief: It is the of re- SPRING rooms, principal President Whitman of HOUSE-Select boarf, and pantry to each flat, also piazza to each flat SALE—House and lot, 99 Oxford street, Westbrook Semi- Poland on line of WEDDSNC RIWCS. aPOR at 8 o’clock In the Town to choose for whatsoever « committed RAYMOND(near Spilng) Maine Cen- very pleasantly located, Inquire of PORT- lot 20x80; house with seven rooms; sell at hall, sponsibility has awarded the railroad. Good and One hundred of them to selbct from. All nary, graduating class tral boating fishing. Send LAND TINWARE CO., 100 Cross St. 24-2 a bargain. Also 1 ice cream machine, will Grandest Patriotic Public Demonstra- delegates to the district and state conven- to our in to the Address C. E. all weights, all in 14 and 18 keeping, proportion graat- honors for circular. SMALL, North styles, prices to, freeze 5 gallons at a time; also six ice cream scholarship as fallows: First, Kt Gold. best stock of tions. The was called to order ness of the trust. It is of each Raymond. Mo- mayitf Largest and rings mo LET—Pianos, also some little used fancy moulds. Apply WM. B. BARNETT, meeting required Misses in the A thousand of them. at tion Ever in Maine. Mary & Perkins, Marcia Libby, city. McKENNEY, X low 1 b fiat Hair Dresser, Morrill’s Corner, Deering. 22-1 Attempted C. K. of the one to the talents We COTTAGE is situated in the Monument exceedingly prices, Conn by Trefethen, chairman Improve upon given. the Jeweler, Square. JuneTdtf cornet, 1 b flat Standard cornet, 1 double Lucy M. Leighton, Amy E. Smith and BROOKsIDE little village of SALE—A fine opening; a town and the was read. are picturesque Kearsarge bass, second hand milUiuery committee, call each one held to strlot account accord- drive mandolins, banjos and EORstore situated on B. & M. E. It few Me. Richard W. second, Misses about ten minutes' from Korth Conway. WANTED—All persons in want of trunks at miles G. Coolidge; offices guitars bargains. Superior strings, etu., from has the N. Trefethen was elected chairman, ing to the fruit which we all Post and telegraph located near. Four and to call on E. D. 414 Portland, principal business in respectively Bertha N. Helen L. bags REYNOLDS, HAWES, Congress street. '25-1 that of 3000 Downs, West, Mary mails dally. Boston daily papers are on sale M3 street, one door above Shaw’s line, village population, full stock and S. Fickett, secretary. forth. One element lies within our- Congress and the '£'lic Beils of the CUy will be Joseph bring E. at the walks and drives. we patronage year through, failing health Metjen, Ella L. Fernqld, Eya Mason, postolfioe. Pleasant grocery store, as manufacture our goods LET—At 45 Smith The list of was selves the other is from The Pure water, fresh vegetables and Bilik. and street, an upper ten- of owner reason for selling. N. S. GARDI- following delegates without. one Lucia spring can therefore give bottom prioes. ement of flvo Rung at Sunrise, Noon and Sun* Hannafqrd, Amy Phillips and Mr. For circular, etc., address L. C. Trunks TO rooms. 25-1 NER, 176 1-2 Middle St. 21-1 ohosen: To the state Jabez is what we BARNES, repaired. Open evenings. We frame convention, are, including both original Frank N. 13-3 R..Ober. Kearsarge, Jl. 11-3 mo set, and a National Salute of 45 Marriner, Charles N. Trefethen, E. C. endowment and what has been added pictures,_ LET—Furnished cottage at Oak I.awn, SALE—On Deering Highlands, a cozy The monthly meeting of the Peaks Island, Trefethen’s on FORhouse of six connected with Wm. A. Wm. B. Deering TMOTICE—We Will pay the highest cash prices Landing, rooms, sewer Cmuus Fired from the Battery Reynolds, Cobb, Fuller, thereto. The other includes all those con- ^O-O'C-O-O-OO-O-G-OO-QO-OOOO-OO-OO-OO’QO as tor the beach. at once. JOHN and lot contains 4300 overseers of Die psor and the monthly household good3 or store fixtures of Apply F. Sebago, square feet, near Henry E. Cash, Thomas B. Haskell, Fred ditions of or circum- any description or repeive the same at our auct- PROCTOR, Centennial Block. 25-1 eleetrics, costly new houses all around, one cf and Fortifications. place, position, meeting of the board of were the best locations in A. To the assessors, iou/pQuis for sale bn commission. GOSS & Woodfords. MARKS & Dyes. district convention, Geo. stances. the and the life Kirkwood w whereby light held afterppon at Odd Fellows’ HibpN, Auctioneers. 18 Free St. 184 TO LET—For island or city, a 7 1-3 EARLE CO. 21-1 F. Andrew S. A. D. Saturday f Lm,£S33?| 3 for Henley, Sawyer, within may be effective for A man Ideal o PIANOSoctave, upright piano, pedals, good. hall, Woodfbrds. The board of assessors J Rebuilt, refurnished, J898. resort sale for B. C. C. S. 8100. Please call and examine the SALE—Property situated on highest Boyd, Robinson, Trefethen, ofirare literary ability may add to original for jtnd Sea- r same. 414 street. IJ'ORland western are harp gt work in preparing their re- 5 pefmaw.qt transient guests. WANTED. HAWES, Congress 26-1 in the part of the city, cor- R. ner lot A. Parker, Joseph P. Chaplin, Joseph endowment the graoes of thorough culture port which wi)l be submitted 6 Lawn and forest. Electric 6 containing over 7090 feet of land, fruit 6 A. Parade of An- probably bathing. trees of various M.—Monster S. Fiokett. to the Sforty words Iswrted under this KENT—House 217 Brackett street, con- kinds, house of 13 finished and extensive knowledge. It this man city government about the middle x 9 head Lights. oho WSeX for 25 cent*, cash fa advance. FOEtaining 10 rooms and bath, with steam rooms, arrangod for two families; stable 22x30. Mr. Everett Hamilton has a or latter part of July. tiques and Horribles, | accepted does not use his knowledge and gifts for iooooooooooooooooooooooooo heat, having been put In first class repair. Also Inquire of HENRY S.TEICKEY, 121 Exchange 262 Spring street corner of In- 21-1 Novel and position at the hat shop, Portland. the of mankind has not been ]uMdtf MANUFACTURER wants In May. Special Introducing many new, up-to- good h$ true WIT AND vSliifxilV!. general agents ducements to desirable tenants. Particulars oh_ Mrs. A. D. ■it*- every county to appoint local and date features never before seen. Coolbroth of Robinson to his commission. A man of wealth agents Real Estate Office, First National Bank Build- to let ou Cumberland street large place goods with all horsemen, farmers, apORBALEor « etc., ing, FREDERICK S. VA1LL.23-1 between and brick house of ll street, accompanied oy Mrs. as an individual is a WANlBD-rSMALE HJ5LP. High State, George involved In responsi- Their Dreadful Fate. PC?™ ; exclusive territory. W. rooms and steam HUNTER Y/is. bath, neat, slate roof, every, Staples, Cumberland street, to mankind. an CO,, Racine, je27law4wSat LET—Furbished cottage on in first class condition. Por Portland, bility Wealth wings ip- “I often said Miss Farcy wards booertcd under Mis heed Long Island, thing particulars wonder,” Sprocket, TO lawn and shade trees, good water In yard. and key Inquire ol HENRY S. passed Thursday with friends at Peaks creased power for to the our week for US cents, oath in advance. TVANTEDv-Lady or gentleman as local rep- TKIC'KEY, 121 good family “wbot booomes of the popular songs. ’1 L, O. BBXJNEL, 399 Congress street, 23-1 Exchange St. 21-1 Island. resentattve. Guaranteed salary $600 8 A. M.—Grand church and community. Ha may not give They are so soon Address Rowing Regatta forgotten.” MlANlED—Capable girl for general house- per year. L., Press Office. 25-1 COMMBB COTTAGE TO LET-Furnished Miss Alice Elm has and direct moet with a dreadful '* ° SALE—A five horse power vertical Longley, street, by open ways to the needy, but “They fate,” re- work, must be a good cook; good wages cottage, 9 rooms, at Cape Elizabeth, on the FOR sized to Steam engmo. STEPHEN Print- in the Harbor, returned from N. H. Mr. aadsteady employment to such a person; call UUANTED—Small mqu purchase shote near the new casino, electrio cai-3 near. BERRY, Roohester, be oan assist by providing the means and plied Spokes. TT er, 37 Plum street. 21-1 or address M. T. BOXEN, 54 Ocean Wood- small sized suits at less than one- Apply at 608 Congress £3-1 Of Single Scull, Four-Oared, Shell and Miss Mae has been entertain- “How is that?” St., lialf street._ --- Pillsbury setting others in the way of helping tords, ye. 27-1 their xnal value. HASKELL A JONES, Working Boats, professional and amateur, murders them.”—Detroit Monument LET—A desirable lower tenement “of WHEELMEN ATTENTION! For sale ing friends.from Portland. themselv es. The Is indeed his to “Everybody Square. jo25-4 ” money wanted to instruct a young miss In seven rooms in house 23 cheqp: Two’63 model. wheels. One open to all comers. Free Press. ATeaoher TO No. North $75.00 Mrs. W. E. Dyer and daughter Gladys, of as he but the geometry and Latin during tbe summer M7ANTED—All street, of ALPHEUS 32 road racer, 22 ineh frame, 84 gear. One road- dispose pleases, responsi- vacation. parties to know that I repair inqurfe GRIFFIN, Address PROGRESS, Bbk 1557, City. * musical Worth street. 25-1 ster, 25 Inch frame, 77 gear. six months’ guar- Summer street, and Mrs. W. A. Dyer is his for the In which he instruments of ail kinds, banjos, bility also, way cornets, aceordians mandolins and all antee; no better trade in New England. En- and Roland and CASTORIA _22-3 guitara, H. children, Beulah of uses it. The 19th with all its kinds music boxes. DRAKE ritO LET—Third floor of 653 1-2 quire TOWLE, No. 40 Exchange St. 21-1 century to run our ma- oj BROS., No. 79 building Con- leave for Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. \\TANTED—Girls sewing Franklin St., Portland, Me. 24-1 A gress St., corner of four Chapel street, Saturday a few glorious achievements is to a il1 chines. KING MANUFACTURING Oak, connecting drawing rooms; also rear room on fourth ex- SALE—The only EO A. M.—Grand International Pa- use floor, POR separate entrance, weeks at Southport. The In for more than thirty years, and CO., Manfrs. of ladies muslin underwear', No. a three flat in close. 20th century in whioh the won- or silent, who tremely desrabl.e location, prices reasonable; block Portland, situated on St. 148 Middle St. 22-1 TJAEUnER WANTED—Active Lawrence Mrs. Frank Watson and son The Kind You Have A would Invest in a commercial enter- house 761 Oxf two tenements, will be to let St., near Congress St., and has every Carlyle, ders of the present oentury are likelyto bo Always Bought, $3000 drdSt, modern rade, take as interest about July 3rd. F. L. JEKKIS, 396 convenience such as steam heat, gas, Frederick are st the trustworthy for and mortgage security; Congress street, Portland, on a grander soale is \X7ANTED—A girl general cent. For set tubs, open fireplaces, hard wood floors, open the Scotch repeated dawning. CASTORIA V v housework in a of ?riseper particulars inquire of N. S. St-s32-1 Comprising Royal home of her Mr. and Mrs. family three adults. plumbing, 7000 feet of land, lot is 55x125, parents, Rob- The nation has a in at GARDINER, 176V6 Middle street.22-1 sepa- of responsibility according the References required. Apply forenoon LEJ—Furnished rooms, hath room on rate back. and front entrances, cellars Highland Regiment Montreal, ert Bears signature of Chas. H. Fletcheb. 13 Woodroras. rjlOA separate Ballard street. to its I do not think we are oalled Pleasant street, MRS. E. P. TV ANTED—Best which is same floor. No. 11 MYRTLE and heaters, separate walks and yards. Rents of Bat- Ballprd, abi)ity. WILSON. dessert, Burnham’s ST., opposite Royal Artillery Canada, Wilson In use for more than thirty years, and 23-1 *» for for City Hall.*22-1 for $840 per year aud 12 cent interest. Mr. Fred has sold his steam upon to follow in the Great Britain Jellycou; flavor, fine; economy,has pays per path no with four Papered throughout, and finished talion of U. S. Volunteers from to The Kind You Have equal; packages get Dewey handsomely yacht “Maine” parties at Moosehead has trod in her of Always Bought, battle of at W. L. TO LET—An told established drug store, the in cypress. $4000 can remain at 5 per cent adopting system souvenir spoon, Manila, a finest Connecticut, Crew of U. S. Moni- Rake. WILSON & trade and best location at the Beach on the DALTON & CO., 478 1-2 Congress St. colonization. It is a indeed, CASTORIA Cp.’s. Samples free; sup- avenue near to question, plied by jobbers generally.21-1 the Pier and Depot. Business _jelSdtf tor Montauk, P. H. S. Cadets, 3d Mrs. John Evans of East last'.year $4000. to E. J. Old Somerville, whether we Gould do it«s well. Our re- Bears the of Chas. H. Fletcher. Apply DAY, signature Orchard Me. 22-1 SALE—On Forest Avenue, Battalion 1st U. R. K. who has been a few Beach, POR Deering (car Regiment Mass., passing days sponsibility as a nation, does not end A THOUSAND RINGS A 8 In use for more than thirty years, and every minutes), a new house of 9 rooms. of Patriarchs Hiber- with Mrs. Robert left to select from. Diamonds, Opals, Pearls, LET—Desirable rent of six rooms, shed, This is a modern home iu P., Militant, Ballard, Friday with our duty to our own citizens. It is rpOA every particular and The Kind You Have Soubys and all other precious stones. Engage- bath room, pantry, windows fitted to has hot water heat, slate sink, nian Portland Veteran be the guest of her Mrs. Fred for Always Bought, porcelain bath Enights, daughter, the strong to serve tl*e weak. We have ment and Wedding Rings a specialty. Largest shades and screens; on line of Westbrook tub, nickel plumbing, laundry, electric lights Bosworth of stock in tile the electrics; rent low, with or and Firemen’s Association, Portland Deering. a work to do for humanity and civiliza- city. McKENNEY, Jeweler, without stable. bells, oak, cypress and southern pine finish, hustling agents to aell Monument Square. mariadtf Call at 39 Glsawood ave., Woodfords. 22-1 oak and birch floors, built Mr. Charles McDonald is a business and lu State open fireplace, by Fire Department, and other mil- erecting tion distinct from that of England. Mot Proficient. WANTED—Brightbouses offices of architect’s cemented sidewalks, Maine, B- 25-1 furnished plans, cellar, new stable near his residence on Robin- Address, F, It., Press Office. npo LET—Bright, airy, rooms; sun- a and clric bodies. In any of not for “The Idea of that woman is not HELP WANTED. a all papered throughout, magnificent suburban itary spirit aggrandisement, holding shine day; use of bath; steam heat in lor son she winter residence a reasonable price. Half of pur- street. national or hut in the amply fitted to enter public life!” ex- Shdfan File •, pi ice exceedingly moderate. MBs. J enlargement glory, WflKomp words Inserted under chase price can remain at 5 per cent interest. a Forty this head L. WARREN, 103 Federal Mr. Will Ballard has a now □ ninif rtf tha mnai-nn mii-V. « “What is there of more value to Ointment: is sure euro DALTON 478 ~-- claimed. & CO., 1-2 »t. purohased --—» week for 25 St._2S-1 Congress jelodtf --—-0~ for JflX£8. It absorbs one rents, cash in advance. one in public life than the art of extem- LET—Furnished sailing yaoht. our that we do our tumors. Stops itching. npo cottages to let at Ma- SALE OK TO LET—The house responsibility, may and it comes to a pOR dwelling poraneous speaking, when RELIEF. S»c. man and wife at Old Orchard dockwando Landing. Falmouth Foreside. A owned and mcb. yv. tt. Moore of Pearl street, with for the advancement of GIVjSS of WM. formerly occupied by Henry 2 P. of 50 duty civilization, and SI. At WANTED—Afor the summer. Man to take care of Inquire GRIFFIN, near Fostofflce. M.—Sailing Regatta her speaking extemporaneously”— Druggists. Trefetheji, situated ou Island Avenue, Peaks guest, 11% William Willjamsof Bos- for the in ef Christ’s he garden, lawn, etc., and woman for general 21-2 nine furnished all in bringing kingdom “My dear, interrupted, for only the For sale by J. E. Goold & Co, ___ Island, containing rooms, ton, at housework. Address Lock Box 421, Portland. first class condition; the house Is located Yachts, passed Thursday Riverton. in large measure of righteousness, and before he had failed to home un- tapad&wl ri'O LET—An tenement finely night get 21-1 upper consisting of 9 on high ground, with fine view 0* the harbor, a Mr. Jaok a A rooms and Over the inside course, o£ which full Ballard, of New Jersey, peace and love should wo take til late, and the memory of what hath, has gas, Sebago water lias a slated root and cemented there is upon earth, happened good cemented cellar and modern cellar, view may he had from Fort Allen Park former resident of this has in- was still fresh with is RAILROAD NOTES. immediately; salary improve- about five acres of land connected with the place, gone our true place of leadership in the world. him, “your point ments; finely located on New street, WANTED—Canvasserand expenses from start paid weekly, Gray in- house, which will be sold with the house, or a and the Eastern slopes of Hunjoy Hill. to eamn under command of £ itz- wall taken. When It comes to The railroad will redeem quire of A. C. LIBBY & 42 1-2 Gen. Now in to the fall measure of our speaking Maine^Central outfit best CO., i* iiv-o uiiav actual \;uir rising SIP free, references required. St. Exchange pn* Lee. man is a its Danville Choice of if at once. Lake 21-1 •age lots on Island Avenue, and two shore tujgh as a nation to exteiaperapeoupiy, really only Junction seven per cent territory apply lots, responsibility carry forward base iihitiatloia. — Post. Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. my26-4 with shore privileges, all of which will be sold Children’s was Chioago bonds, 1st. amount to uptake Sunday very appropri- Cod’s work on earth, we should seek co- July They $626,- CUMMER COTTAGES of 5 and 6 rooms, fully at rare bargains if applied for soon. Apply to observed the 500. furnished for at Davis’ GEO. 192 Comnier- ately yesterday by Univer- operation with any people that believe as housekeeping TEEFETHEN, Assignee, Hen.—“What, art thou hurt?” WANTED. Island, near Wlscasset. Close to salt water, clal St... Portland.inySl-t Exercises salist society. In the afternoon the we do There have been more derailments of 3 P. M.—Commemoration pas- in justice, equal rights, free educa- Mer.—"Ay, ay, a scratch, a excellent boating, fishing, driving fresh milk, scratch." Two can makers. to tor, Rev. Mr. Klmmell preached a very and I cannot —Someo and Juliet, Act Seene I. freight cars and engines in Biddeford Apply eggs, vegetables and fish obtainable. For par tion, religious liberty. III, tlculars address T. C. At! A9NSPR3NCS, 75c. of the of the Grand Trunk Use Pond’s than at any other on the Boston & U. C. BAXTER 4c AMORY, North Fdge- Opening interesting sermon which was replete doubt the and Extract Ointment, point BRO., Maine. ultimate sympathy hearty Maine western comb, 15-2 The best American Mainsprings, made by the with wholesome to division. je21dlw Brunswick, Me. Elgin and Waltham Warranted thoughts pertinent co-operation of tho English speaking The switch tower that all the companies. Railway. KNIGHTS O F MALTA. governs THANOS TO LET—Also some little used at for one year. McKENNEY, the Jeweler the occasion, and in the a large in switobes on the and western evening people making its increasing influence eagtcrn exceedingly low prices. 1 B Art Conn Cor- Monument Square. marl9dtf number of persons listened to the exer- Beacon Lodge No. 98 of Portland and divisions of the Boston & Maine railroad LOST AND FOUND. net. 1 L flat second and world wide power more and more Standard, hand Mandolins. at North is and Guitars real estate oises of the children. carried out Lebanon Lodge of of Berwick, completed and does Banjos at bargains, superior SALE—Valuable consisting 1’ney effective for the of the Deering, Knights etc. FORof over 11-2 highest good away with hand signal*. Before this was up adrift, near Richmond’s strings, HAWES, 414 Congress St. 15-2 4 1-2 acres land, story house the in Malta, celebrated [the; 850th FOUND—Picked with L and barn located at programme published Saturday’s world. But will not this assumption of anniversary put in all trains had to stop there and Island, Cape Elizabeth, a 13 ft dory. Own- large connected; 4 TO 5 P. M—Balloon Ascen- of er can 1192 street on line of electrics to issue in a manner creditable to them- the order Saturday by an at make a know but the have the same by proving property and pfOR RENT—Entire floor over Haskell & Congress men and world wide in- outing nothing with Stroudwater. to J. M. 4911-2 responsibilities paying charges. F. C. JORDAN, Cape Eliza- Jones clothing store, steam heat and use of Apply JORDAN, selves to the had Ponce’s landing, present system, express trains go through sions. and teachers who volve us in that militarism with its large Long Island. The beth, Me. 21-1 elevator Included. Inquire of Haskell fit Jones Congress street,Je2dtf flying, clipping off five to eight 4,0 of party numbering quite which frojn Congress St., Monument Square. on charge tfceir training. standing armies and oppressive taxation, seventy-five minutes on their former time between je9-4 SALE—New house Pitt street, Oak- > Included the families of the HKI.P. LET—Rent 125 dale ; contains 7 rooms anfl bath, hot and People thronged the Cape Cottage which has so members Portland and Boston. WANTED—MADE TO Franklin street, between FOR under Europe staggered Cumberland and cold water, wired tor electric con- boarded a steamer of The Congress. Sun ail day lights, fbe Celebration will conclude grounds and the theatre the Casoo line managers of the National Educa- in yesterday Casino, long. Peace once established, I believe Bay first-class repair; hot and cold water, uice nects with sewer, has large lot, and will be at tional association ANTED—A reliable man to introduce a bath room with a and all of interests had their vis- 10.30 of the morning, and spent the have withdrawn their \ir and steam heat. Will lot to small sold on easy terms. Apply to CHARLES C. objects will in the near future lead to the dis- day of *> to the confectionery and most in request western lines for a further re- specially drug as_t{ ADAMS, No. 31 Exchange street, Portland. crowds. The pleasantly out door such as tills the family._ iting culinary department armament of the nations of the world and sports duction in rates for their annual trade throughout vicinity, and along je4-4 base meeting. line Of Maine Central Ky. Goods to be de- of Mr. Robinson was taxed to the further- the ball, croquet, eto. The Maine Central and Boston & t]je T° LET—Furnished or unfurnished tipper triumph of peace over war. May eaoh livered the Address Box 413. 1 tenement at 257 SALE—Farm m Bethel, Maine, 120acres A shore was Maine will by jobbers. State street. Possession Grand international Patriotic and est limit and 31 extra cars were called dinnei prepared Mr. begin their summer sohedule 24-1 at Ij'ORgood land, 2 1-2 story house, shed and two of you make the most of your talents an d by given once. Apply on premises. mayiadtf Chas. and brief tomorrow'. barns, all in good condition, good orchard, and into requisition to transport the recer- on Cushing remarks were go to renewed victories. May the The provision in the new internal reve- an office, young man as well supplied with wood and water; also about Air on tatlon seekers. made at its conclusion Mr. mARRY 200,000 feet of timber. About two miles Popular Open Concert of Cod be ever by N. E. nue act relating to the tax on WANTED—Inassistant book-keeper. Address, IV! E, IV pine blessing Almighty upon shipments ELLIE, from Bethel and known as the Edward The electric cars which were Redlon and responded to Mr. will, according to the of stating age, experience and salary expected, village, supervised to steadfast and true. by J. H. opinion freight And I will such A. will sold on favorable terms you keep you an P. 0. Box 428. 25-1 buy you a pretty Ring at Capen farm; be the at Mr. O’Neill. The committee in were agents, yield enormous revenue, much Mclvenney’s. A thousand solid or be for Portland Western Promenade by Macreadie, made their trips right charge in gold Rings. may exchanged property. larger, fact, than the framers of the Diamonds, MISS SARAH No. 135 Oxford St., to the seoond and NEWS ITEMS. James ;W. Parker, Jas. for Portland and Opal-Pearls, Rubies, Emeralds and BIDEN, without any annoying chairman, H. law had any conception of. \VANTED—General agent other precious stones. Portland. Me.mar9-tf However, vicinity; good position for man who Engagement and 8 P. M. in transit. O’Neill, E, Webster, Chas. Carr of be, it yet Wedding Rings a. stock delays The service yesterday Rev. S. G. Davis and wife, formerly Bea- this may reuiaius to be decided knows his business ana has executive ability. specialty. Largest in who shall this city. MelvENNEY, The Monument SALE—Matched of horses, five and was excellent and of con and Messrs. Goddard and Hall of as to pay tax—the shipper Give experience and references. Boston Ver- Jeweler, pair deserving praise. pastor of the Universalist church at mar22dtf FORsix own brothers, or the transportation and micide Co., 44 Bedford street, Boston, Mass. years old, perfectly -BY A- Lebanon lodge. company, oquare._ color dark chestnut with Calais, Me.; but more recently looated at whether or not a 6-3-&Slt sound; Morgan bred; again, stamp shall be m ines and tails. Can be seen at 124 tho WANTJE1S—SITUATION V. light TO THE PUBLIC. Limona, Florida, are expected this week placed upon receipt or the bills of FOREST DIVIDENDS DUE NEXT WEEK. \\r ANTED—Experienced canvassers in any AVE., Oakdale, Peering.24-1 from are lading. * * the South. They to spend the line to act as closers. $50 a month and SALE—2 1-2 house No. 35 St. Law- the semi-annual Canadian transcontinental freight rates Forty wordl inserted under Chit head story CHORUS QF 500 and summer Among stock divi- expenses. LUEE BROTHERS COMPANY, owe Ij'ORrence street, 13 room and bath; VOICES, Knowing Chamberlain’s Cough Rem- in Deering as guests of Rev. H. have been advanced ten per cent. week fur 26 ceute. cash in advance. containing dends and bond interests Montreal apr22d M&F'.Sm has furnace heat, cemented cellar, Sebago edy t;o be a medecine of worth and S. Whitman and wife. payable new construction of great July jjjjTho railroads m water, gas, water closets and fitted for two merit and are the CHANDLER’S especially valuable for Miss a 1st, following: the country since January 1st is ■WANTED—By a capable, reliable a families. Lot 50x100. For further BAND, coughs, Ella Sylvester graduate of West- 1095 ” person particulars and in a colds, croup whooping cough, we Portland 4s, 1913. 3 per cent, miles. Of this total two-fifths were built situation small family of adults, gen- inquire of A. C. LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 Exchange brook seminary, class of '96, at present a aggregate eral work or 24-1 will hereafter warrant bottle #14,540, in the states west of the of working housekeeper in reliable street. every Mississippi, not to _ student of a medical in Philadel- miles Wsre place islands. Address M. L. T. Press bought of us, and will refund the college Bath 6s, railroad bonds, 8 per oent which all but eighty in the 3 1-2 miles from illustrated with Gigantic and Brill* money FIRE WORKS Office, City._ 23-1 Falmouth, that section. Ir'ORSALE—In R* to anyone who is not satisfied after using phia, is in the city to attend the com- $1213. southern half of About 878 Portland, near Grand Trunk R. bridge hud Lime Light Pictures by E. 4 miles were built in ten states south of over river. 30 acres of grass, twe-tnirds of a 25 or 50 cent bottle. D. mencement exercises of the week. Bath l-2s, municipal, 1907, 3 1-4 per the of Every Description, WANTED—Places for girls. of Presumpscot present 1 Proprietors about 25 can all be cut horse power. and with W. oent, #2550. Ohio river and east of the Missisippi. hotels or houses can find tons; by Sweit, Interspersed repre- Heseltiue, 387 Congress Late afternoon two boarding ex- J. WM. Falmouth. Me. 24-2 St., Edward Saturday young Bath 4 2 1-4 With tho of five miles in perienced and reliable MERRILL, of scenes and incidents of W. 107 l-2s, municipal, per cent exception Maine, help waiting to go to sentations the Stevens, Portland KlngS. .3°'K.V the or St, men,each about 25 years, at East not a mile of new work is reported from FLAGS, &C-, &G,, &C., Islands beach by writing to MRS. 0 M Cumberland Ox- residing $2550. SALE—Our “Made Strong” Pants for war, including our Gallant Nn> Raymond, Mills, Wm. 2 the New states. For tho We mak« a of Town GLlDDEN, Augusta. Me. 22-1 present 921 Deering, arrested a man about 35 years of Bath 4s, railroad, 1921, per cent, #7484 England period Specialty Displays. FOR$1.00, $1.25. $1.50. $2.00 and $2.50 per pair, nard, Congress St., H. P. S. Goold, 8-4 the Vii! and Military Heroes,and their Rockland 3 l-2s, ) per oent, #4247, named Canadian roads report eighty- will uot rip in seam or buttons come off. Hotel. age, for using threatening and T HAVE two German one Is a Congress Square language Rockland 4s, 2 per cent, $2280. four miles, and the Mexican roads 187 girls, good HASKELL & JONES, Monument Square. 24-4 bravo at Santi- cook, ;the other a second girl, who wish exploits Manila, Havana, A CARD. attempting to commit a robbery at East Reckland 6s, 3 per ceqt, $222. TIfOS. J. miles.__ BRIGGS, Positions in a first class private family; has SALE—First c’ass driving mare; can be and Fatuous It Maine Central —- — ago Garden*?, Fighting Deering. appears that the young man 7s, July, '98, 3 1-3 per Manufacturer of first class city will go out of town IJ^ORseen at & Grain We bottle of refeucnce; Mathewrs Hustons giyarantee every Cham- #36,486. CHANGES IN THE MAILS. Apply immediately to office, 3s» 1-2 T.HAVNKES. 24-1 Ships, Cartoons, Etc. berlain's badly intoxicated, called at the house of cent, my Cou- Store, Kennebec St. W. Colic, Cholera ana Diarrhoea Maine Central 7s, 1898, ICE gress street, MRS. N. 11. PALMER. 21-1 Mrs. A. $630,500. The of on the railroads CREAM and CONFECTIONERY No. 7 Cleaves Remedy and will refund the to Mary Race, comer of Main and Maine Central improvement 4 change tinje SALE—3-flat house street mondy l-2s, 2 1-4 For IV ANTED—liv an bath on one Ocean necessitates in the Wholesale and Retail Trade, American woman, a posl- FORcontains 6 rooms and first anq any who is not satisfied after streets and in tones $10,125. corresponding changes 1 ■ Using threatening por cent, tlon as housekeeper where the work second flat and 7 rooms on third flat; has all it It is the most Central 379 successful medicine In demanded entrance to the boose. He Maine 4s, 1983, 2 per cent the opening and closing of the mall* at Congress St., Portland, Me. would be light and the home pleasant. Address the modern improvements. Lot 40x84. For the world for bowel both for $20,000. E. II. B., No. Windham, Me. 2U 2 further of A. C. LIBF.Y complaints, entered and then demanded and the post office. The principal changes particulars inquire & Simula five Weather Be the and money Maine Central 1 TELEPHONE 417-4. CO., 42 1-2 Stormy children adults. For sale by D. W. stook, 1-2 per cent, the Exchange street._24-1 food, brandishing a hammer as Be did dividend, are in mid-day mails to and from the je24 dlw WANTED. Heseltiue & 3S7 quarterly $74,772. _ Co., Congress St., Ed- j SALE-For investment, house of ns so. Mrs. Race was Boston & Maine east, which arrive 15 to 20 minutes earlier ward W. Stevens, 107 Portland St., King thoroughly frightened. quarterly, 1 1-2 per Situation by a young man who understands 1JORrooms, 2 bath rooms, newly decorated and Consort Will Be Given in She cent, tpicoi,UiJo. one hour and is to S. Raymond, Cumberland Wm. Ox- refused him money but did give Kim and close earlier, at 11.80 a. m. BATTLESHIP MAINE SPOONS bookkeeping willing work. Two painted iuside and out; hotandcold water in Mills, 2 for SOUVENIR years experience. Graduate of Port- each Is 921 some He MUls> Lewiston, per Last dispatch New York closes at is the Gray’s tenement; occupied by prompt paying nard, Congress St., H. P. S. Goold, food. then started to ransack And«!&8nS?“in This prettiest Spoon ever put on the land Business Good references fur- 10 cent net cent, 5 m. instead of 5.15 as hereto- Call College. tenants, yielding per on price* Congress Hotel. the bouse p. p. m., market. and see It. McKENNKY. the nished. Address CHAS. F. ALLEN. to Lincoln Park. City Hall Square hut finally left. He went into Bates fore. Skow- located close W. H. WAL- ^ Mills,LewiBt Kennlston, Jackson- FM ‘aa’/i sturgi-i K.fr.amirez- Jordan, St Simona; Ira D Have Thus Far Atchinson. 13* a Sixiy-onu Applicants 13l/4 Inn Norfolk; Silver Heels,Quln- " fur Leith Amboy; Joseph Eaton, Fourth of July Committee Sends a Dona- Passed the Examination. Huston Wool Amboy fn'?r? Market. Perth Ami,*1 Tennis; Flora Condon, Sellers, topeTk TTland FOR 5 cts! tion to Cllickamauga. BOSTON, May 26, 1897.-The quotations Nash Hn?ti0y *or Hallowell; Morris & Cliff, and PHILADELPHIA. in the F n Mary Augusta, Smith, Boston; Portland’s detail worked at of Products on wool for tins market are not much Odin?,? 1 recruiting Quotations Staple changed Irev do; Edith Melnttre. God- STEAMSHIP LIME. Sir. island On and after MONDAY, June trains with (iionj;19'White, HScflc, 20tb, 1*98, the heat of the tendency pretty firm, by reason of the Lavinia Vail, New will leave as i the the armory Saturday through llav’eu fn?c^8ter; Campbell, follows The business transacted at Markets. in 9rfo|k; Onward, Wheeler. North- (C'R|»t II. IS. Towuseittl.) only the volunteers and mak- Leading trengti the country. Tlih range is about as port- LEAVE. Sat- day, examining dan i »r?,r,y Tilton. Hundlett, Kennebec; Jor- Frc.ii Boston every Wednesday and Saturday, Fourth of committee’s meeting, follows: For Auburn and Lewiston a. July out the necessary papers. Four of ker lCen?,„; T>yer. Rockland; Lavalta, Whita- 7.00, 8.10 m.; 1.80, of a vote ing Commencing Wednesday, May 11,1898, steam- 5.20 and 8.30 m. was the Ohio and Peun XXX.32 rd32% H Bead, Torrey, Rockland; 4.00. p. urday evening, passage themselves the IIermai?S9i^C; I From Ptiilaileiphia every Wednesday and er will leave east end Portland Pier for at those who presented passed Ohio and Pa X X and above...29 @30 Kimball, Cane, Elizabeth Bay For Gorham. Berlin, and Island Pond, 8.10 a. m.; to send to the Portland troops New York Stock and Money Market, Eevenaaif Rockport; View $100 a total of Ohio and Penn. X.28 @27 Keller, Thomastou; J M landing. 1.30 and 8.30 p. m. may examination, making sixty-one Dumont*’ Horales, in order that they .By xeiograbu- Mich, and Wis. X and t Uardiuer; Samuel Mart. Brown, Saturday. WEEK DAYS. For Montreal and Chicago, 8.10 a. m. and 8.80 Chickamauga, above.23 @2 Thom«^„uth From Central Wharf. Boston. 3 on men thus far recruited. Ohio ^or p. m. From p. m. of their own NEW YORK, June 25. and Penn. No 1 clothing.30 <§81 BedfnSs hern Eight, Robbins, New 5,50, 7.00, 8.00, 10.15 a. m., 12.00 m., 2.00, 3.00, have a little celebration reached "9ttla Fine street Wharf. Philadelphia, at 3 p. m. In- For Quebec, 8.10 a. in. and 8.80 m. Of these fifty-three have already Michigan No 1 clothing & combing 28 @29% Lewis p Shlpinan; tug Triton (of Bath), 5.00, 0.15, 7.25, *11.00 p. m. p. The money will bo Money on call was easy 1*1 Vs per cents ort surance one-half the rate of sailing vessels. the national holiday. Ohio delaine, flue.28 iqjSl Pi, k Antonio. leave View 0.20, ARRIVALS. the at Chiokamauga, one more left last mercantile Freights for the West by the Penn. R. R. and Returning Bay landing 7.20, camp loanlVs: prime paper at 3*4 delaine. 28 Wiliam Thestrnp, Bar- 10,40 a. sent Gen. Mattocks. Michigan @30 bailnl- ,i"es Mudgett, South connecting lines, forwarded free of 8.25, m., 12.25, 2.25, 3.25, 5.25, 0.30,10.30 p. From Lewiston and Auburn, 16.40, 8.35, 11.30 a. by and the seven per eent. Fine unwashed Mitchell, by in. to the Saturday night, remaining sterling dxcfcance firm, with actual & unmerchantable. 16 @21 S,?3;-fKltabel, Tampico. commission. m.; 3.15 and 5.15 m. The general reference Unwashed Thomastou; Keunebeo. Ho- p. following will start on tho Boston boat, to- business in baukors bills at 4 85Vs>[or combing.21 @23 bok»nSi? ,Prui(l> $13.00. Round •Saturday night only. From Island Pond, Berlin and Gorham, 6.40 and the com 36Vs*4 Medium hallowell; T W do for Hyan- Passage Trip $18.00. j celebration lias been issued by unwashed.20 @22 llis- Cooper, Meals and room Included. SUNDAYS. 11.30 a. ui. and 5.45 m. demand and 4 84*4 84% lor sixty days; pott- Fine Lertli Amboy for Salem; Flora Con- p. night. Texas and territory.13 @ls don For or to F. P. From and Montreal, 6.40 a. m. and inittio: ed rates at i AnnieB Lewis. freight passage apply WING, Leave Portland Pier 8.00, 9.00, 10.15 a. m,. Chicago who the examina- c6®4 37. Commercial bills are Ordinary Texas and territory.12 @17 dri ii£B£“> Amboy forHallowell; Central Boston. 5.45 111. will witness tho Frank Brown, passed lfast! Sarah h Davis, Port Liberty for Agent, Wharf, 12.00 m., 2.00, 3.00. 5.00 p. 111. p. The Fourth of July 4 83. Oregon.12 @19 San,?;, From Quebec, 6.40 a. m aud 5.45 p. m, was with Arthur c All this line are maylldtf JOHN TEMPLE. Manager. tion Saturday, entrusted the California spring.12 @20 Ar'o-?,rrine Wade, Rio Janeiro, goods shipped by celebration of the day ever at- Silver certificates 69©60. u brig Havllah. Richardson, Bruns- SUNDAY TRAINS. grandest and was California §15 wink covered against war risk by open policies care of General Mattocks’ horse, fall.10 Eva B our Our Bar Silver 69%. Dni.nV, ch,s Ahneda Willey, Randall, do; For Montreal, Toronto and tempted in history. lovely oity issued to this company without expense Quebec, Chicago, off for the South Kentucky, Indiana, etc.21 @24 tin, Kennett, do; John Douglass, Thurs- Portland & Steamboat Co. 8.30 m. and Mother started Saturday night. Mexican dollars 46%. Boothbay p. will be in lull holiday attire Georgia.17 @22 A Heaton. Rocklam ; to shipper. For m. James E. Fred h“’folk; Whiton, Lewiston and Auburn, 8.30 a. and 8.30p. m. freshest James Kennedy, Leighton, Government Bonds Super pulled.25 @46 Welch. Bangor; Cumberlnad, Kamme r Ai rangemeutfi—Oil and Aft*r For and 8.30 Mature is donning her brightest, strong. Extra Whitney. MB. B. Treasurer and General Gorham and Berlin, 8.30 a. m. p. m. Thomas F. Allan pulled.23 (gas Cbatles II Sprague. Math- SAMPSON, him* 18 h, 1898. of the visit- H. Morrill, Middleton, State bonds dull. Western ifSJJlohn, Portland; Manager, 80 State St, Flake Boston, ARRIVALS. robes in honor occasion. Our super and extra.20 @31 “Wtaer; Jennie (J Plllsbury, Pillsbury, Building, GOING WEST. C. McLean and Thomas Railroad bonds Scoured ass. oct22dti From seo the and Lyte comprise strong. wools.80 «50 Woodbury M Snow, Maddox, do; Island Pond, Berlin, Gorham, Montreal ors will cleanest, prettiest Good c"r 9 L UTIl. ENTERPRISE leaves East the that will take on to- Cape Hope.17 @20 Hix, Campbell, do. Boothbay and West, 0 40 a. m. a squad passage for Portland Mondays at 7.15 a. healthiest city in America and enjoy Hides. Australian and New Zealand.23 @38 jamos Drummond, Skewes, Phila- in., touch- From Lewiston and Auburn. 0.40 a. m. boat. delphiatdP ing at So. Bristol tCbristmas Cove. Heron Is- celebration worthy of such a oity. Our night’s The following Montevideo.20324 land, tOcean The 8.30 p m. train runs through to Montreal quotations represent the pay- J B Willard Point, BootUbay Harbor and Forty-four more are needed to recruit in this market; Ain!?' barques Rabel, Tampico; Squirrel Island. daily, Sundays included. Attached to this leading citizens and merchants are mani- ing prices Barbados; sells Bertha E SABAGO LAKE STEAMBOAT ROUTE. Cow and ox Boston 1'roiiuoc Glover.Cox* leave train is a Pullman for Montreal: also a through the Portland battalion. Lieut. F. A. hides.7%0 ^ lb Market. C J Willard. Wednesday, Damariseotta at 6 a. m. for their and fn.?,Ior Bortland; Jersey City to River, North at Pullman for Chicago daily, Included. festing customary liberality Bulls and stags.6Vso BOSTON. June 24. 1898—Thj following are Songo Naples, Bridgton, Portland, touching anove landings Sundays who is in of the recruit- Desert Ferry; Hattie McG Buck, do for Harrison and Waterford. The Pullman Palace Cars on with the oommittee Chaplin, charge Coaii skins, trimmed...1 Co L Bridgton, Friday, leave Pemaquld for Portland at 6 a. Sleeping Night heartily co-operating ts-day’s quotations of Provisions, etc.; Fatou, South Amboy for Calais. famous excursion route the trains and parlor cars on trains. feels confident that the full do untrlmmed. 9C f5?2SvvJ* daily through m..touching at a' ove landings except Damaris- day to make the occasion to our ing office, «.vTiVi Ar 24th, aehs Samuel Dillaway, and chain of Lakes. TICKET DEPOT AT FOOT OF pleasing Lamb skins.. to 80c each FLOUR. Winding Songo Sebago's cotta. OFFICE, number can be enlisted within the next Baltimore; S P Hitchcock, Sorensen, On and after June 27th to make close con- INDIA STREET. visitors to the There 4 J:1l“J-Robert GOING EAST. and creditable city. Spring patents. 76135 *5. r*i A Kinner, from a coastwise port; nections with steamer for above places, take June 20th, 1898. Je22dtf ten He has been sending out to the cieariaua straight. 4 00. A Hunt, Lizzie Lee, Tuesdays and leave Portland a» 7 _Port!and, will be amusement and entertainment days. Itetail Grocers' Soring, 15&6 V.?1'1,®8 Wright, Stonlngton; M. C. lb u. (Mountain l)iv.( train for Seba- Saturdays, sugar Gars., 4 25. ^eer Pascnal. Rock- a. m. for Damariseotta. at country post offices copies of the call for Winter; patents. 70@6 A Mary Steele, go Lake, leaving Union Station dally at 8.45 touching Squirrel for all classes and tastes. The committee Winter, clear and 4 00 4 86 Mans; L A Plummer. Hoboken; m. Island, Boothbay tOcean Heron forllanS market—cut loaf 7; oonfetlon r a y straight, g Foster, a. m., 1.25 p. Returning, steamer leaves Harbor, Point, MAINE volunteers, and the coming week he will Oi". Extra and Seconds oo. W Glover, Jameson, Rockland; Lanie Island. tCbristmas Cove, So. Bristol and East. CENTRAL R. R. was represented at the Bunker Hill cele- pulverised 6as powered, 6c; granulated nufBo Harrison 7.45 a. m„ 2.00 p. m., North Bridg- Fine and —. Eobb, Beal. New Vork A look for an influx of recruits from the u-va »!Otfod crushed 6c t yoiiov7 ^... Supers ; Hooper, Calder,Calais: iGilbert, Rockland; E M Sawyer, to East Boothbay. Beach, ckland, and features of the Central. jne6tf C. L. GOODRIDGE, Mgr. gusta, and Belfast. ing interesting parade NEW YORK—Wheat closed firm at 7Ue for Ca or, Calais. t team. Waterville, Skowhegau, two-thirds of that number Passengers conveyed by 8.30 a, m. For Danville of the horribles in Charlestown will be rejected, being 72c for Sept; 72% bid for Dec. Eld, sells Nellie F Sawyer, Willard, and Jc., Rumford Falls, 1’ortlaud Wholesale Marker. July; Hillsboro, Tuesdays Saturdays'passengers lor Pem- Bern!.?, Lewiston. either too short or too to meet the Corn closed nearly at NB; Coombs. Kennebec and aqtiid ferrv from So. Farmington, Rangeley. and This light steady 36ysasked July; Spartan, Wasliing- conveyed by Bristol. 10.05 a m. for reproduced improved upon. 37% for Sept; 37’ac Dee. Case, Norfolk. jel7dtf ALFRED Express Danville Jc.. Lewis- army regulation. A few were on PORTLAND, June 26. t0£j: Independent. RACE. Manager. ton. Moosehead Lake feature of the will excel rejeoted Oats closed at 27Vic Sid. sebs Nellie F Sawyer, Hiilsboro, NB; Waterville, via Foxcroft, day anything The following are wholesale ol July. Bar account of and more todys' pricer George A Lawry, Bangor, linrbor, Aroostook County and for of Its kind evor seen in Portland. faulty sight, many Provisions. Groceries; o;s CHICAGO—Wheat closed rather easy at 80c Vinalliaven; Independent, Maine Coast Co, St. x W Bertha Dean and Navigation Moulton, Woodstock. Stephen, St. Andrews. because of their lack of a suitable set of for cash and June: 71% for Julv. Norfolk; Allen, Calais; St. and a series Floor. eralo- PORTLAND and SMALL POINT John, Halifax via Vanceboro. | The rowing regatta will develop Corn closed rather Mary Manning, coastwise. easy at 31 and for IWM. Ui UUanil.Ai molars. Buperfine ft Corn oar 4i®42 Va'cash Ar barkentine G Bab- PORTLAND AND BANGOR. DUUI, of 0ODtest3 which in interest and quality June; 31% for July. 25th, Stephen Hart, Rockland, Lisbon Falls. MW grades.4 26*4 50 do bag lots .... 4J sells R STEAMBOAT CO. Augusta, Waterville. The from that tha Oats closed easy 22%c lor cash and for June: hidge, Charleston; Josie Burt, Burt. will exceod seen in Portland reports Chickamauga Spring VYneat Das- Meal Dag lots *42 Newport Elm Commencing Tuesday, June 28, 1898, Newport, Bangor. Bucksport, Bar Harbor. Old- anything 22 Vs for News; City, Falkeuburg. Newport town aud soldiers were fed were ers.oi ana st450il4 7S Oats, ear lots July. | News, Geo P Greenville. since tho of our being poorly dis- 8c®.'it Pork closed arm at 9 65 Davenport. McLeod, do; Oregon, Daily round trip between 1 palmiest days rowing Patent 8prm? Oats, bag lots for cash, June and Gross. (Sundays excepted) 10 p, m. For Danville Je., Rumford Falls, *31 July. Rockland; Annie Lee, Cole, Maclnas; Portland and Small Point. associations. couraging to Portland’s recruiting detail. WDeat... 6 75*6 00 Cotton Bees. Cape Bemls, Lewiston, Farmington. Carrabasset. Lard closed 5 June £i'ed Jackson. Weldon, Norfolk; Maggie Todd, STEAMER easy 62 for cash, SALACIA On anu There came a of Mien, str’euv ear lots.00 00 60@6 Red for New Freddie alter April 4th. isos. Rangeley, Bingham. Waterville. Skowhegan. in sudden off 00*23 Coggswell, Beach York; iUU glUlill puiuuu 1 It LlUO iutouuun Vf falling appli- and July. leaves Franklin Portland, I. 15 For roller..'.. 6 25*5 50 bag lo>* 0000*24 00 Eaton, New Sunbeam, Wliarf, Tuesdays p.m. Freeport, Brunswick. Au- cations for admission to s and Clark, York; Campbell. and at 6 a. m. at afford a of the armies of Great tha’oompanl' dear do.. .5 16®,6 35 Sacked Br’e MINNEAPOLIS—Wheat—June at 82%c;ju>y StOIli!ll?ton Mnd'iiy'-iaAnp H nntinu’frnri l-lmt’/in Saturdays Touching Squirrel Steamer gusta, Waterville. Skowhegan, Belfast, Dover comparison Island, Belfast and “Percy "^7r” aud those who did take the examination had 'tLouis ar'g car love. 16 50»16 00 82%c; Sept—c; Deoat 65ysc: No 1 hard at Conn. Rockland, Camden, Foxcroft. Greenville. Bangor. Oldtown and Britain and the United States never be- BucUsporr, at about 7 m. to roller. 5 26E5 50 bag lotsld 00*17 oo 86% ; No 1 Northern 84% ; No 2 Northern at Cld. schs John It Kennebec Arriving Bangor p. Mattawamkeagand Bucksport Saturdays. ; to ask about Halliday, Moore, Retu ning—leave Mondays and CAPT. CHAS. H. 5.05 m. many «>»■ vv 82 Bangor p. For Brunswick, Bath, fore witnessed on American soil. The questions army eioot Vac. and Richmond, Va; John M Fiske, Norton. HOW, Rockland, MI N F. A Pi 1T.TH_VI/N11W_flrot weranfa A. rtfV/il Thursdays at 5 a. m., above Will leave Portland Portland, at and Waterville. rations. Several letters have vtnt’r wheai baa ots. .800*17 00 Booth bay; Alice M Colburn, McLeod, making landings. Pier, 2.00 p. Augusta Scotch of reassuring Newport Arriving at Portisnd about 6 m. m„ for Lowell's Orr’s 5.10 m. For Royal Highland regiment patents. 6 60S5 7i Mixed feed.... 57 50 4 70; second patents at 4 36 n4 45; first clears News. p. Cove, Island; Card’s Cove. p. Danville Junction, Mechanic since been received from the show- Connections*—At Island lor Booth- Quoliog Poor’s East Falls. Lewiston. to Montreal will be escorted by our gallant camp, fl»u. Coffee. at 3 66&S 86; second clears 3 10«3 3d. Sid, schs A It Keene. Hillsboro. NB; Lizzie Squirrel Bay, Point, Harpswell; Saturdays Rumford Falls. bay Harbor, Heron 1st md, Christmas Cove and AsbdaTe, Horae Island Harbor, Water Cove, 8.00 p. m. Express to newiston. ing that the scarcity of rations was but a (Buying*! selling price) Klo.roastea 11@16 DETROIT—Wheat closed 1 Whtie Lee, 8 A Paine, N Jones, Deer Isle; Lulu W soldiers from Connecticut and the brave Cod—Large Jara&Mocha easy—No Pemaquld. At Rockland for Vinalhaven, Small Point, Sebasco, Pliippsburg and Cundy’s II. 00 D. m. Night Express, for Brunswick, condition. do26@28 at 82c oash; No 2 at Red cash 83c; July 71Hc Lpps, Ellsworth; H S Boynton, Rockport; Wm North Haven and Harbor. lads from the U. S. monitor temporary Buore ....« BOW475 molasses. Thomas, Stonington. Bath, Lewiston. Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, Montauk, July. Calais; Hume, Rockland; Lincoln, RETURNING—Leave Moosebead A letter received from small do. .2 00®S 25 Porto Rloo.26*80 Alice M FARES FROM PORTLAND TO Cundy’s Harbor at Lake, Aroostook county via in their new uniforms Chickamauga, Miilbridge; Colburn, Newport News; 6.00 a. and will .... 111.; 6.13 a. Old Bar Harbor. natty Pollock .... 2 25*8 50 Barbadoos. 26*26 ST. LOUIS—Wheat closed father irregular at Abel E Phippsburg, m.; Aslidale, 6.30 Town, Buoksport Vaneeuoro. Babcock. Squirrel Island.75c, round trip, #1.25 a. Water Saturday says that the first squad of Haddock.. .1 00 81c lor cash; 68c bid for bid " m.; Cove, Small Point, 6.45 a. ill.; St. Stephen, 8L Andrews, St John and all vie with them in friendly emulation of 76*2 Fancy.82@35 July.65ya@u6I4 Highland Light—Off here 26th, schs Right Rockland or Camden. .»l.50, 2.50 Hake.2 26 Tea. Poor’s Point, 7.00 a. m.; Card’s Cove, 7.13 a. in.: Aroostook County via Vanceboro, Halifax and thirty Portland recruits presented a 00*2 Sept. Away, Perth Amboy for Salem; Lewis H Gow- Belfast. 2.00, 3.50 drill and appearance. The H Corn closed at 31 for •• Lowell’s Cove, Orr.s 8.00 a. m.. arrive in the Provinces. The train does discipline erring, box Amoys.23*30 He cash and June. ard Newport News for do; Ni Perth 2.50 Island, Saturday night appearance on its arrival btingale. Bangor. 4.50 Portland at 10.00 a. m. not rnn to Dover and Foxcroft contrast between the cos- picturesque Sealed.... 9@14o Congous., se-.26*50 DULUTH—Wheat No 1 hard 8* bid for Amboy for Weather Belfast, Dexter, picturesque easy; Bucksport. permitting. Por lurtlier particulars to or beyond Bangor, to Bar Harbor. there. a number of the who Mackerel, oi Japan....30*35 cash: No I Northern 82c asked 82c bid APALACHICOLA—Ar sch James B O. C. apply excepting tumes of the and the Quite men, cash; 24th, OLIVER, President J. H. MCDONALD, Pres. and 12.55 a. Dessert for Highlanders simple Snore is*22 00**26 Formoso...... 36*66 for Woodhouse, St CHAM. R. Manager, m„ midnight—Hit. special service uniform of the United left Portland without in July. George. LEWIS. Treasurer. je25 dll 46-3. 158 States, any pin money Shore 2s 816 00®*1S Snrar. BALTIMORE—Ar schs Telephole Commercial street.. Brunswick, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor and will be Es 00 StandardGran 5 MILWAUKEE—Wheat closedasy at 87Ho 24th, Morancy Dyer, apr4 dtf Bar Harbor. most interesting to contemplate. their pockets, visited the pawn shops on Large *12*16 466 Oarteret; Susie M Plummer, Hart, Boston. rroouce Ex cllne quality 6 466 cash. The drill ol the Canadians is said to be Cld, schs Bertha F Walker, Provi- White Mountain Division. their arrival in Boston and exchanged Cane Cranberries Extrac....- Bearee, of a superior order and our gallant lads 6a% dence ; Cora Dunn, Harrington, Boston; Henry V crate.. S 60*3 60 Yellow Extra C.... 40 European Markets. P CASCO BAY 8.45 a. m. For must be upon their mettle. their clothing for overalls and jumper, in Mason, Blair, Bath. STEAMBOAT CD. Bridgton, Fabyans. Burling, Maine. 0 00 Seed Ar 25tli. ton, St. Never since the of the Grand iBy Telegraph.) schs Mary E H G Dow, Malcolmson, International Co. Custom House Wharf. Lancaster, Johnsbury, Sherbrooke, opening which primitive garb they were marched Tea Beans.1 G0«i 66 Timothy. 8 65®3 76 lort Steamship Montreal, St. Paul and Trunk LONDON. June 1888.—Consols closed at Tampa; James W Bigelow, Graham, Sa- Chicago. Minneapolis. railway have our business rela- into The of Yellow Etcs.1 86#1 90 Clover,West, »%@» 26, vannah. —17-..7 FOR 1.25 t>. m. For Bridgton, Tia camp. exchange clothing 111 1-16 monev and the for account. Sebago Lake, tions with our Canadian friends been Cal Pea.... 1 66*1 76 do N, Y. lor 1UH 9%®lo BANGOR—Ar schs Wm H Card, Sarah Rail and Songo River, North Conway, Fabyans, so them in a few with which Potat’s. ous 66070 Alslke, 25th, St Jo''n. cioso and valuable as now, and our brought dimes, 10*10% LIVERPOOL, June 26, 1898—Cotton market Mills, Jolm F and Boston. Eastport, Lubeo. Calais, N.B.,Ha!itax, N.S- WEEK DAY TIME Lancaster, Colebrook.lQuebec, Lunenburg, St. New Fotatoes 3 50@$4 Bed Top, is at 3 Randall, Helen, and TABLE. business men, recognizing the importance to increase their United menu during their 16@17 steady—American midling 7-16d; sales Sid, barque Agat, Newcastle-on-Tyne; sch* all parts of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia Johnsbury, Newport, Sleeper to Quebec. sweetsjerseyS26@3 75 Previsions, 8,000 600 bales for specula- Prince Edward Island and Breton. 5.55 c. m. For and value of those interests are deter- bales, including BeDj T Biggs, Derby, Ct; Annie F Kimball, New Cape The Sebago Lake, Cornish, Bridg- trip to the oamp. do Norfolk 0 oo* Perk- tion and favorite route mined export. York; Charleston, Boston; Andrew to Campobello and St Andrews, Commencing Thursday, April 38, 1898 ton, North Conway and Bartlett. that Portland’s celebration of the do Vlneland,4 60®$5 heavy 14 Neblnger, B. Several of the squad worked a shrewd 00 New York: Susie P Oliver, do. N. 8.30 p. m. For Sebago Lake, Fryeburg, EOth of this con- Onions. Ber 0 00@2 00 medlumlS For Forest City Landing, Peaks’ Island, 5.45, anniversary important 00*13 60 BATH—Sid 25th, schs Carrie A Norton Jessie Summer Arrangement. North Conway, Fabyans, Lunenburg, Si. John- nection shall our game in New York means of which 3 26 short out aDU 6.40, 8.00, 9.00, 10.30 a. m., 12.00 m„ 2.15, show Canadian friends by dolEgyp’c 00®3 SAILING DATS OF STEAMSHIPS. Murdock, E J Freucli, John Philadel- 3.15, bury, Montreal and to Toronto and Chicago that the Uhickoao.... clear Penrose, On and after Monday. May 9th. steamer 5 00. 6.15, 7.30 p. rn. mutual advantages of recipro- a meal. To the of H@13 FROM FOP. phia; C W Church, and Manchester daily except Saturday. Lancaster, Colebrook, they got square lapel Turkeys. Wes. ;J Haynes. will leave Portland on Mondays, For Cushing’s Island, 6.40, 8.00, 10.30 a. m., 2.15 cal relations are in 18*x6 Beef—llghtlO 2601076 Wednesdays Lime Ridge, Quebec. Sleeper to Montreal. fully appreciated coat was attached a brown Trave.New York. .Bremen .June 28 Washington; Monhegan, Baltimore; Samuel and at B.30 m. 3.15, 5.00, 6.15 m. every tag, Northern ao... .16*17 heavy,.. 11 60®12 00 New Fridays p. p. Portland. Teutonic.New York. .Liverpool..June 29 Ilart, York. For Little and Great Fowls... Bnlests%D8 6 76® Returning leave St John and same Diamond Islands, SUNDAY TRAINS. The ceremonies at Fort Alien bearing the name of the wearer and the Southwark.New York. .Antwerp. ..June 29 BRUNSWICK, Ga—Ar 24th, schs Kate S Eastport park Apples. hard, tcs ana L days. Trefetlien’s,Evergreen Landing,Peaks’ Island, 7.20 a. m. Paper train for Bangor. with the music in the af- Park. 60 Canada.Boston.Livrepool-.June 30 Flint, Decker, Noank; Mary Crosby, Trimm, *5.30, 6.40, 8.00, 10.30 a. 12.00 accompanying address, Chickamauga Eating aphl’ss 60@4 % bbl.nure 7 @7V4 New York. tickets Issued and m., m., 2.00, 4.20, 7.25 a. m. Paper train for Lewiston. F Bismarck.. .New York. .Hamburg. .June 30 Through baggage checked 6.15, 7,30 111. ternoon, will be among the most interest- These had been fastened to the do common 42(0,3 00 docom'nd. 0%feo% to destination. p. 12.30 p. in. For Brunswick. tags Californian.Montreal.. .Liverpool.. June 80 BOOTHBAY HARBOR—In port 24th, schs E (^“Freight received up to 4.00 For Ponce’s Lewiston, Bath, ing and entertaining of the day. During Baldwins 3 5004 00 nans,eomnd Wale Landing, Long Island, 5.30, 8.00, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor and Bar Harbor. of the recruits when left the 6%®6% State Nebraska New York.. 1 man, Portland for Calais; lmogene, Rock- 10.30 a. m., p. m. their a of clothing they E 4> lo Liverpool...July 2.00, 4.20,6.15 6.CO p. m. For Lewiston. progress fleet 50 yachts will tup io*ll%n pails, pure 7%*8 m, Vancouver,... .Montreal.. 2 land for Portland. PXr Tickets and Staterooms apply at the .Liverpool....July For Marriner’s Landing, Long Island, 10.30 a. 8.30 p. m. For White contest lor over the inside Portland armory, as a precautionary Cement. pureltt 8% 5>8Vs Prince..New York. DUTCH ISLNAD IIAKBOR-Ar 24tli, sch S Pine Tree Ticket Office, Monument Square or Mountain Division, supremacy Trojan .Azores.July 2 m., 2.00 p. m. Toronto and course in full view of the from Messina 6 00*6 60 Bams.... 3 @9% Bellena.New Sawyer. Boston for Providence (and for other Information, at Company’s Office, Montreal, Chicago. spectators measure; to Insure their keeping together York..Rosario.July 2 sailed). RETURN. m. California I sccev'rd .. Railroad 11.00 p. for all Fort Alien and the Mohawk. New York. .Loudon.Julv 2 GEORGETOWN, SC-Ar 23d. sch Cora C Wharf, foot of State street Night Express points. park adjacent portion and not train and boat connec- oranges. Oil. Leave Forest City Landing, 6.20, 7.20. 8.30. 9.30, 12.55 a. m. Mt. Desert special for oE missing Lucania.New York. .Liverpool. .Julv 2 Meatier. Meader, Baltimore. J. B. COYLE. Gen. Man. Waterville, thejEastern promenade. Florida 0 00*0 00 Keroeenel20ts 10.50 a. m„ 1.00,2.35.; 3.45, 5.30, 6.30, 8.20 p. m. and Bar Harbor. tions. When the boat reached Boston 8% Palatla.New York. Jul2 2 HYANN1S—Ar 24th, schs George A Pleree- Bangor The iireivorks at the West End and the they 3 COM4 00 .Hamburg.. marl8dtfH. P.O. HERSEY Leave Fonce’s 6.05, 11.20 a. Calltorma, Llgoma. 8% York. Mary Louise aiid Maud, for western ports; Oil, Agent Landing, 8.50, m., Arrivals in Portland. made a break for the nearest restaurant, do 2 Bourgogne.New .Havre.July 2 2.50, 5.10, 0.55 p. m. illustrated patriotic concert on the West- Beedlngs 60@800 Centennial. 8% of Borne. ..New York. ver Scholield and Thomas B Garland, Tenant’s ate a breakfast and then City .Glasgow .July 2 Leave 8-15. 11.05 From Montreal, Quebec, Fabyans, 8.10 a. m. ern with the hearty presented nags- Pratt's Asuai ..10% Amsterdam... New York.. Harbor for New York; Frances Rob- Cushing's, 7.05, a. m„ 2.45, promenade, interspersed eastern extra.. Rotterdam .July 2 Goodnow, 6.40 m. daily, Lewiston and Mechanic Falls, 8.30 a. m., their tags to be punched, assuring the ©12 In half bbls lo extra erts Harbor for do. 3.50, 5.20, p. huge Jime light pictures of current events Servia.New York. .Liverpool.. July 6 Leave Little Waterville, Rockland and Augu'ta, 8.33 a. m., of the establishment that FreshYvestern.. @12 Raisins. Ar 26th. Charles to Diamond, 6.30, 7.20, 9.20 a. m., and portraits of our distinguished mili- proprietor Kaiser W de G New York. .Bremen_July 6 Cooper, Amboy, discharge: 12.00 angeley, Farmington. Bern is, Rumford “Uncle Sam’’ would settle the bill. The Held. Musctl.50 lb bxs606% for m„ 12.25, 3.30, 5.35, 7.20, 7.50 p. m. Falls, and naval will conclude a l.anfranc.New York. .Maranham.-July 5 'MattiejHolmes, Bangor Norwich; Kuttie Leave Great Skowhegan and Lewiston, 12.15 p. m., Bangor, tary heroes, IBattex. London tay'rll 76@20C and for Diamond, 6.25, 7.15. 9.15, 11.55 a. scheme worked to a charm, but It will be Britannic.New York.. Liverpool... 6 Paige Uranu3, western ports. and 11.39 a. day’s programme to our visitors Oreameryjncy.. 18«19 deal. July rn„ 12.30, 3.25. 5.30, 7.t5. 7.55 p. m. Augusta Rockland, m.; Beecher enjoyablo some time before the restauranter allows Westerniand .New York. .Antwerp. 6 At Bass River, soli Mary EEldriUge, Portland Falls. St. 12.13 Ex- and and to the of GUtEuae vr’mt. @18 Ketatl—delivered. ..July Leave Trefetlien’s, 0.20, 7.10, 9.10, 11.50 a. m., Johnsbury, Bridgton, p. m.; pleasunt profitable city ... for New York. another of recruits to off so Numidian .Montreal... Liverpool,.. July 7 8.00 m. press. Mattawamkeag, Bar Harbor, Portland. squad get Choice... Cumberlana 000*4 26 JACKSONVILLE—Cld sch 12.35, 3.20, 5.25, 7.10, p. Bucksport, Cheese. Edam.New York. .Amsterdam 7 24th, JohnSDeer- Leave Greenville, Bangor, 1.16 p. m. j Lewiston. 3.25 easily. Chestnut.... @6 00 July Ba Evergreen, 6.15, 7.05, 9.05, 11.45 a. m., p. _ Anchoria.New York. .. ing, ttmore. N. Y, lot-rv u @10 FrankUa... 8 00 .Glasgow .July 9 12.40. 3.15, 5.20. 7.05, 8.05 p. m. m.; Lancaster, Whitefleld, Fabyans, 5.00 p.m.; Mobile.New York. NEW HAVEN—Sid sch Mattie J and Ferment... 9 fclO Lehigh.... @600 .London July 9 25th, Alles. Leave Marriuer's Island, 11.30 a. Skowhegau.Waterville, Augusta Rockland, WAR WILL NOT AFFECT THEM. Pretoria.New York. New York. Lauding, Long IN HOT WEATHER Sage,.... 10% 811 Pea. 4 60 .Hamburg .July 9 m., 3 00 p. m. 5.20 p.m. daily; St.John, Bar Harbor. Aroos- Touraine.New York. .Havre NEW LONDON-Ar 25th, sch D D took Moosehead Lake July 9 Haskell, Saturday night only, 9.30 p. m. for all landings. County, and Bangor, Etruria.New York. .Liverpool. .July 9 Brunswick. #.30 p. m.; Rangeley, Farmington, Rumrord Grain Sunday Time Table. Quotations. Berlin .New York. 9 NOBSKA—Parsed 26th, sch Lewis H Goward, Fails, Lewiston, 5.45 p. m.; kitchen and house An Old Orchard Man Says Season’s Pros- .So’ampton July Chicago, Montreal, keep Sparndam.New York. .Rotterdam.. JuW 9 Newport News for Salem. For Forest City Landing, Peaks’ Island, 8.00, Lancaster and Fabyans, 7.42 p. m.; Mattawam- CHICAGO BOARD OF XBA Id PHILADELPHIA—Ar E a. free from steam and pects Are Bright, Lahn.New York. .Breineu July 12 24th, sch M Storer. 9.00. 10.30 m., 12.15, 2.15, 3.15, 5.00 p. m. keag. Bar Harbor and Bangor, 1.40 a. m. daily: Friday’s quotations. Majestic.New York. -Liverpool...July 13 Haskell, Waldoboro. Dally Line, Sundays Included. For Cush ng’s Island, 9.00,10.30 a. m., 12.15, 2.15, Halifax, St, John, Bar Harbor, Bangor aud ..New York. Cld. sch Carrie E Greens 3.15, 5.00 p. 111. 5.08 a. m. WHEAT. Kensington -Antwerp... July 13 Pickering, Haskell, THB NEW AND PALATIAL Augusta, daily. odor STEAMERS For Little and Great Diamond 9.58 a. by washing- July. Hilary.New York. .Para. &c.. .July 16 Laudiug. Islands, Sundays—Lewiston, m., 5.13 p. m.; Bar seen Sept. York. Ar schs Horace G Morse. Trefetlien’s and 9.00 12.25 and “X haven’t any indication of a 74 Victoria.New .London July 16 25th, Brunswick; Evergreen Landings, 8.00, Harbor, p. m., Waterville, 5.20 p. m. Closing...| 67 Va U & J B 10.30 a. 4.20 111. clothes with Blenderman, Gardiner; R Woodside, m., 12.16, 2.00, p. EVANS. Vice Pres, and light summer business on account of the Opening.. 73 66% Savannah. BAY STATE AND GEO, F. Gen. Man. PORTLAND, For Ponce’s Landing, Long Island, 8.00, 10.30 F. E. BOOTHBY, G. F. S T. A. CORE Cld Tilton. a. 2.00, 4.20 in. EELS NAPTHA war,” said Mr. C. H. Piske, one of Old MINIATURE ALMANAC..._JUNE 27. 25th, tug International, Portland, alternately leave Franklin Wharf Port, m„ p. 1e25dtf soap July. Sept, towing barge Kalmra: sch Bessie C Beach, IMc- 7 For Marriner’s Landing, Long Island, 10.30 a. Orchard’s hotel who was Sunrises. 4 (- 410 land, every Evening at o’clock, arriving in prominent men, 0"e *. m. 2334 24 to destinatb n. PRINTER, days Beginning Saturday, April 30th,1898. will leave turn $60.75 to ceed ton for c 0.00 a. 9.45 u to $78.40, according steamer There has been so much interest Western Union. 9t PRINTERS’ EXCHANGE, Portland, m., 7.00, m These steamers are superbly lifted and fur- Portland Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4a m. and evinced 83% Vineyard-Haven. June 25—Soil K F Hart, Arrive 10.20 12.40 accommodation. 97 1-2 Portland, 12.26, p. m„ a. m.' nished for passenger travel and afford the most ou arrival of train leaving Boston at 7 in the exhibition of the from Hoboken for Portland a. p in., for Srecrage, to Liverpool, London. London- work of the Manhattan.104 103% leather Bath, arrived here Exchange St., Stops at Norih Berwick and Exeter convenient and comfortable route between Rockland. Bar Harbor, and today witli loss ol port anchor and chain. Pro- Machtaspan inter- derry. Glasgow, Queenstown and Belfast- pupils of the Butler school that Sugar.130% 130 only. Portland and New York. mediate landings, leave 50 to Mr. cured another from steamer Susie B. b. Western Division to Returning Machlss- t22 $25.50 according to steamer. & North Berwick- Fare: one wav. *5-00; round trip, S8.no. port on and at 4 A Andiews, the has Louis Nash. 62% 53 .Jet. and Mondays Thursdays »., ar- J- K- K. RATING, T. P. McGOWAN, principal, decided to stops Klttery Portsmouth only. Goods carried are insured against wak in Portland 0 a in J Coal & Domestic riving T'-esdays and Fri- J JLNSi-.N, ASHTON, Portland, or allow the exhibition to Tenn. Iron. 24% 25 Ports. FINE JOB c. Western Division from North Berwick. Rl-K, under tile terms or the Company’s Open day*. 1 Hi continue to- PRINTING A SPECIALTY. D. J. TORRANCE & GO., Gen. Agents, Wabash j8yg YORK—Ar FLANDERS, G. P, & T. A. Boston. Folicy, without additional to shipper. and freight rates the and pfd.X9%~ NEW 24th, barque Emita, Pray ™ °r charge Passenger lowest, ser- Aiwiitreal je2dt£ day Tuesday. GEO. H. THOMPSON, Ticket Agent, Portland, J. F. LLSCOMB.Get,oral Agent. vice tile her GEO. P. Missouri Pacific. 36% 36 Brunswick ; sells EUa M Willey. Barter, Turks attondedT3 ievr EVANS, ^eDhone^promptty dtl THOS. M. BARTLETT, Ac'- -owdtf *!', sumi±mlAMp OFF FOR MONTREAL. TIRED OF LIVING. EJGHTY-FIRST M!LESTONe PAsSED. THTE PRESS. new advertisement*. 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians Take Fart in A New York Suicide Who Was Once , Anniversary of the First Baptut Sunday NJKW ADVEKTlSliMJSNTS TODAY. School Celebrated Celebration. Fort Preble Soldier. Last Evening owenTmoore &co. Cwen. Moore & Co. Bros. & Kastman Bancroft. The Hibernian Knights and friends to Stuart of Fort Hamil services at J. U. Co Sergeant Edgar Yesterday’s the Libby the number of left Portland jrirst B Haskell & Jones. 53, at 8.45 ton, who ended his life in a New Yorl : tist ohuroli were dedicated to Portland, Juna 1803. the children 27, Charles Day. o'clock over the SHIRTWAISTS COUNTER. FANCY GOODS Saturday morning moun- beer after a protrated spree the day marking the 81st COUNTER. Card of 'I hanks. garden, anniversary of tain division of the Maine Central on a list Boston & Maine R. R. was a soldier at Fort Preble some 1 i the Sunday school. The of One Atkinson their church was lot of white A hundred Furnishing Co. pilgrimage to Montreal. In the years The farewell h J beautifully decorated for plain paper standard Clothing Co. ago. message the occasion hot weather J were noticed: M. T. lawn party Capt. Ragen wrote a few minutes before his deatl i The pulpit reoess was banked HERE’S laundered Shirt- Novels, Town uly, AMOSEMEFTS, with and 1st Lieut. J. A. O’Keill ferns! Appleton’s wife, and read as follows: and all Hem Theatre. evergreens flowers, above which stood Bargains, Park. 2d Lieutenant W. C. waists, detachable col- and Riverton wife, McCallum, ‘‘I am tired of I am a > a mammoth evergreen Country Library, McCuHnm living. complet cross, and from Theatre. B. E. M. S. C. H. slave to and a fev adapted to the Piano Recital. McDonough, O’Hare, drink, thought only the ceiling depended streamers specially lars and at sold at Fire Works—Headquarters for best days that I had succeeded In over [ of tri- cuffs, 75c, everywhere 50c, Adams, Joseph Bowen, Thomas Dolan, ago colored and quality of Fire Works, Flags, AUCTION. unfortunate Bu S hunting, extending to the ends season all extra- Masks, F. E. ll. J. J. T. coming my appetite. marked down from to at c etc. Cotton and Wool Bunting at F. O. Bailey & Co. Dunn, Devine, Conley, it seems as if could break It ofi °f the galleries. Cross $1.19. go 29 today. Flags nothing flags wero ar- chances sav- reduced prices; 0 foot to 40 also F. Gromley, J. Maloy, J. A. McGonagle, I have been robbed of what money I bai at intervals the ordinary for foot; | ranged along rail. INFANTS’ OUTFITS COUNTER. LEATHER GOODS COUNTER. Flag Fire Balloons. J. T. F. P. McDon- except $5 I got on my watch and 75 cent gallery Poles, McGonagle, Martin, In the morning the Cotton 4x6 on two to wife, J pastor, RBy. \y S money. Bunting Flags feet, $2.00 R. H. Whitmore, J. G. Welsh and rings belonging my ing ough, could , Ayres, a sermon A lot of each; 6x9 eaoh; leave the world happy If it wer preached to the chil- embroidered An assorted lot of high 6x8, $2.75; $3.00 6x10, wife, J. W. Kearns, J. Grimes, P. J. not for two little God > dren. It held their counter. $3.50; 8x12 all fast colors. CASTORIA my boys. hel] rapt attention and GLOVES $4.60, English Kelley, A. D. McDonald, P. McDonald, them, for their worthless father is no contained Muslin Hats at class Combination Pock=> Flags Cuban Flags, Silk Flags, Wool Bun- Bears the of Chas. H. Fletcher. many points of interest 79c, signature able to do'so. Good by. and One lot ting Flags; lowest market We have P. F. Buckley and wife, J. O’Connor, M. to the parents. of two prices. Iu use for more than and Stuart. profit clasp marked down from et and the best 10 ct. war- thirty years, E. E. Clari- Edgar Books, light dark Flag with Gilt head, McDonald, J. J. Ward, J. ‘‘Take me to Fort Hamilton.” The anniversary exeroises ranted to stand The Kind You Have were held in washable chamois any weather; we have al- Always Bought. ty, A. M. A. skin Also a lot of all Hopkins, McGee, Brannigan. the evening. The church was $1.36. colors; sizes, to go at ready sold thousands of also HARBOR NOTES. filled in them; Jap- The Portland contingent a rived early of Gloves, natural anese Lanterns and Candles for same. spite the exoessive'heat. The usual pearl, half were fancy figured Lawn, yard Saturday evening and met at the evening service at the Free Street price today. Many the Items of Interest Picked Up Along tin Baptist and to depot by Hibernian Knights of Mont- church was in yellow Jwhite, go wide, at 10c a remarkable omitted, order that the yard, bargains in “Mrs. Winslows tiootmug Syrnp, real and members of the order. After a Water Front. at a members of that parish and the Sunday 79c pair today, marked down from this lot. WHOLESALE AND Has been used over Years millions of brief parade they were escorted to the 15c. RETAIL, Fifty by school might attend the anniversary cele- mothers for their childreu while hotel for While in the B marked down from $1. In Teething supper. city they Schooner Alice E. Clark, Captain L. bration at the sister chnrch. same section, a lot NEEDLEWORK COUNTER. with perfect success. It soothes the child, were the speoial of the N. S. guests Knights Clark, arrived from Parrisboro, The ooncert opened with a processional notions counter. of 544 CONGRESS ST. softens the gums, allays Fain, cures Wind of the white Nainsook and Canadian metropolis. Yesterday with 2605 tons of coal to the Dominioi in which 50 girls took An assorted lot of the Is best part, marohlng up Colic, regulates bowels, and the there was a muster parade. Steamship company. the main aisles, carrying and One lot of colored lawn remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from flags sing- John Eng- Dresses, linen and The four masted schoo ner Eleazer W a other Cushion teething or other pauses. For sale by Drug- PERSONAL. ing hymn]entitled, “Soldiers of the lish for CHARLES DAY. Clark arrived from th Needles, at children six months gists in every Dart of the world. Be sure and Philadelphia, King.” Sharpes at 12 been Je27 dlw schooner Tops, i-2c, ask for Mrs. Winslow’s 25 cts Charles came in After a the a to Soothing Syrup, Wolsey deep prayer by pastor and a se- 3c paper, regular price two years, at 75c, a bottle Rt. Rev. Bishop Healy, administered and the schooner 19c to tug Nottingham, H. 8 lection, “Give Me Thy Hand,” by the 50c. the sacrament of confirmation at Bruns- Boynton, light, also arrived. 5c. Also a lot of “Co- marked down from Arion male quartette, | the.'school repeated $1. SILKS COUNTER. BRIEF JOTTINaa. wick yesterday morning and at Bath in There was travel to > very good th passages ! of Scripture in response to lumbia" Crochet Silk at Also a lot of the afternoon. islands the island boats an< quilted by yesterday, l question from Superintendent W.H. Field One lot of CARD OF THANKS. Miss E. of the a The alarm from box 4 morn- R. Taylor, principal the cool spots on the wharves were occu A “Soldiers of the 8c ball. Bibs, trimmed with printed yesterday ; chorus, Cross,” was Lace, I wish to thank my friends who so kindly Maine School for the Deaf, has gone to the Florentine me In late also for ing was a false one. Two men were seen pled by many people enjoying strong next sung by the school. The members at Silks, con- helped my bereavement; the hosiery counter. 7c, were 10c. many lovely flowers so kindly to run from the box. Philadelphia, where she will spend the wind. Many oraft Bailee of given. westerly light the primary department gathered on ventional Respectfully yours, summer. patterns, at The Fofirth of July committee met down and beat back, careening over unti the platform and united in “The 35c MRS. HERBERT H. ALLE.W singing One lot of fine seam- June 27. 1888. Miss Mabel J. Libby, nieoe of City as if must UNDERWEAR a Bcarboro, It Saturday evening in the aldermen’s room. it seemed they capsize. Great, Round World.” A recitation, COUNTER (Knitted). yard, regular price 50c. The Treasurer Libby, arrived home Saturday The one of the less cotton only business transacted was the Merryooneag, HarspweL "The Kings and Queens,” by Alice (wo- She will be in Portland this Hosiery One sending of $100 to the Portland battalion night. steamers, has been chartered to run dur an lot of lisle thread Green, anniversary hynjn by the black and DRAPERIES ROOM. summer and next fall will go to Provi- iner the summer in Boston harbor. 8h< men’s) russet with which to celebrate the Fourth. junior sooiety of Christian Endeavor, and Combination The of dence to teach in the deaf sohool there. that morn Suits, high Mosque Juno, shown in the left for port early Saturday a recitation, “Keep in the Line,” by shades, some with polka of Ex-Gov. Perhara and wife of of whistles fron Fifty pairs window of Gould & Whipple’s, is to be Washing- ing, amid the blowing Harold Rose,_oame in tho order named. neck, short sleeves, at fancy are Mrs. at 12 i-2c a in Assembly hall of the High ton, visiting their sister, Ellery and boats at the different piers Then six little from the spots, pair, spot muslin plaoed tugs girls infant de- 86c, marked down from Chamber school. It was the Current W. Rowe, Spring street The Governor’s Her send-off was a one. presented by right royal partment sweetly sang a juvenile hymn. special value. Events club in of their health is much better. They are on their of the bark Bordeau Curtains, ruffled, which SILVERWARE acknowledgement Joseph Marsey £ “Children Tread the .Holy Portals” was $1-25. of the services of their retir- way to Paris their summer home. to the Marine Sat CHILDREN’S HOSIERY appreciation Hill, was brought hospital, the title of a chorus in which the school COUNTER. have been more or less Inn nroclrlonf Tl.frn *•* A nrmofna Cfonano jur. xayior, no auinor oi Diuiess sin- urday. His leg was broken by a fall participated. One lot of Rauh’s CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR COUN- tumbled and are out The members [of the ladies’ auxiliary, ners,” the new play that will receive when the vessel was going up the Kenne best of | The anniversary report of Superinten- TER. O. H. of are to be at its iirst production at the Gem theatre, beo broken bone was set ii A. A., requested river. The dent W. H. Field contained these statis- leather Knee Pro- fold, to be sold at arrived at Peaks island quality today the meeting Monday evening, June 37. today, Saturday Bath. tics: Number of classes, 29; number of a SALE. The at 20c a I ! Business of will be transact- evening. rehearsals will be under The scow tectors, $1.00 for importance Ella,i Capt. Joseph Sawyer scholars, 35S; teaohers and offioers, 46; pair. One lot white Jer- pair—good his ensues a *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ed. direction, which splendid was beating up the harbor Saturday af of summer membership primary department, 61; UNDER WEAR COUNTER (Mm's). ribbed Vests and houses. Two hundred Masons from Cornish production of the new comedy. ternoon about 1 o’olock. When near tht sey total membership, 404; average atten- 1 came to Portland via the Mountain di- Mr. Augustus R. Pitou, the well- struck her anc HANDKERCHIEFS COUNTER. have over Twq Thous- dredge a small squall dance, 266; largest attendance, 844; total One lot of fine Pantalettes, all sizes, at vision of the Maine Central Saturday and known manager and playwright, is at the her mainmast short off to the Jersey and pieces of Silverware suaped collections during the year, $453.60; An visited Riverton. Congress Spuare hotel. He has come on deok. When it fell it carried ribbed 19c, marked down from assorted lot of that I shall sell at away part school expenses, $231.66; benevolent con- Balbriggan Shirts, lower Albert nine a son to see the initial performance of Mr. of a than Meserve, aged years, the rigging and few bales of hay, tributions, $193.79; baptisms, 8; deaths, satin fronts, but- 25c. scalloped and hemstitched over before for of Robert Meserve of Gorham, has been Taylor’s play at the Gem tonight. Z* of which the deckload was made pearl rst up, 1. Seven members of the school are in Sricesclass goods in this city, j missing from home since Friday evening. Commander A. S. Snow of the U. S. S. were overboard. The Naos at Swiss swept tug the service of their country, one on the tons, 33c, marked Handkerchiefs, The goods are made by The Horatio Hall and Man- Badger, with Mrs. Snow, are at the BASEMENT. steamships towed the scow to a wharf. Montauk, and six at Chiokainauga. some are soiled from Wm. Rogers, hattan of the New York line alternately Preble house. down from 50c. (Simpson, About 1,600,000 lobster fry arrived Sat' Rev. J. K. 'Wilson, the new pastor of Hall & & leave Franklin wharf, Portland, Tues- Mr. Mauley Simons ct the U. S. naval been Miller), Rogers urday for the Grampus. They Will be the Free street ohurob, briefly addressed HOSIERY COUNTER. (Men's.) Five hundred having handled at days, Thursdays at 6 academy, arrived home this week for the Japan- Bro., Pairpoint & Towle andJSaturdays, p. distributed in Casco hay. the ohildren. He referred to the soldierly the for New summer. ese and counter, to be sold m,, York direct; returning leave The C.A. Dickey towed the Cates yacht spirit now exemplified in all public Another lot of Cups Saucers, companies. Pier 33 East the of this and light ! Here are a few River, Tuesdays, Thursdays Among graduates year’s Brentwood down from above the bridge gatherings from it drew a lesson of assorted at three for 25c today. of the and at 5 m. class of the Hebron were James the need of bearing arms for Christ. fine seamless shapes, many Saturdays p. academy Saturday,and she will go Into commission weight prices: G. son of RIBBONS COUNTER. The following entries have been re- Johnson, ex-Councilman John- once. decorations, to at at FIRST PARISH CHDRCH. black and go ceived for the son of this who received Half-hose, Tea 1-2 professional double scull city, honors; and The sailed for Boston Spoons per set, Sebascodegan At 12 1-2C been race, on the Fourth of Mat Hugh C. son of ex-Alderman the First Parish ohuroh yesterday. at a today, 15c, An assorted lot of doz., July: Leighton, Saturday where she will remain during russets, 9c pair. 89c O’Brien and H. McKinley, H. McGee Adam P. Leighton, who was the class Rev. Charles B. Elder of Keene, N. H., and the summer. Also a lot of 19c 25c. short of fine Desert and M. J. Lee, John O’Brien and Thom- historian. an old Portland boy, occupied the pulpit heavy lengths Spoons, per set, 12 The Phantom is doing patrol duty. and there was a One lot of satin and doz * as Black. Councilman Driscoll will receive Col. John D. Frindable will be the The schooner Grecian Bend, which was large congregation. Scotch mixed Golf and closely fancy ribbons, $ 1.59 entries of else to com- chief marshal of the Lincoln club beached at Old Orohard a week ago, has John XVI, 13. When He the of anybody wishing parade spirit. woven at a been condemned. The underwriters truth is He at Hammocks, very 19c been pete. tomorrow, when the delegation goes to come, will guide you into all Bicycle Stockings, 59c, yard, 25c Spoons, per set, 1-2 8 will attempt to haul her off. Her cargo The Maine Press Association will the state convention at truth. Mr. Elder spoke on the general and as- to 62c. doz., put Augusta. of limerook will be entirely sacrifloed. marked down from 89c. strong durable, $1.79 I in the second week of July in Canada. Vice-Consul General Springer and The American brig Aront, hailing theme, “the right point of view.” To sorted at from colors, 59c, LINENS CO UNI Eli. Desert 1-2 f The party will leave Portland July 11 for Misses Springer of New York will arrive Machias, arrived in New York, find this it is necessary to ask of what- PARASOLS COUNTER. Knives, doz., Saturday from Monte Crlstl, San Do- St. John, spend a night there, sail aoross in Portland this week. Mr. Springer has ever comes for one’s judgment, is this marked down from $1.39 I mingo. Capt. Cates i said that he was at 75c. One bale of the hay of to N. thence an the Islands right and true. Most of us are more like- A lot of fine black genuine Fundy Digby, S., recently composed opera. Canary when the war broke a to Also lot of Medium Knives, 1-2 to Kentville, where they will remain till Attorney General William Haines of out3 and sailed soon afterward. On his ly ask, does it accord with my party pressed hand made Russia doz., way here he near two or Parasbls,fassorted styles, Wednesday. Halifax and St. John will Waterville, contemplates passing the com- passed quite Span- creed. In religion the trouble especial- Lemonade $1.49 ing season at Great Diamond island. ish war vessels olose enough to see the glass Cups, extra next be visited, and two days in ly with the Presbyterian church is this, trimmed with lace and Crash, wide, to go spent Mr. ;and Mrs. Fred G. H. Williams of men moving on the decks, but apparen t- Gravy each that the utterances of such with handle, at a Ladles, 50 to 75c city. Mr. M. N. Rich of Portland Montreal, spent Sunday in Portland. ly they did not recognize the Aroot as an men as Dr. 45c at 10 1-2C a (Table the on Is a Mr. Williams is American as did not bother and are chiffon, prices yard today, member of ihe committee of arrange- news editor of the Mont- vessel, they Briggs Bmith, measured by the marked down and real Star. her. The considers himself dozen, Soup Oyster Ladles, ments. captain mighty creed. The ohurch deos not ask are these which are to worth 14c and At lucky that they didn’t. $2.50 $6.75 15c. $ 1.50 to 2.50 The of the Maine men speaking what is eternally true. The from 60c. | membership division, CHILDREN’S CELEBRATION. to be sold at one-third same counter, an assorted League of American has in- THE LATE CAPT. CAPRON. ohurch needed the same loyalty to truth Wheelmen, for the children’s One lot of satteen Berry Spoons, Il'The arrangement ob- that tbe scientific lot creased to 483. The great leaders show, who of German servance of Independence Day, under the Boston Evening Transcript says: off—great bargain. Turkey 99c to $1.69 Members of the High and Grammar “Universal are ready to revise their opinions upon the inches, auspices of the Portland Woman’s Coun- regret is expressed for the Flags, 18x30 Red Table Cloths 21-2 schools who intend part in the discovery of new truth. In political TRIMMINGS COUNTER. Pie Knives, taking are and the full death of young Capron, who was one of mounted on of cil, nearly completed, matters also what is is three foot Fourth July parade are requested to the most needed the spirit programme will soon be to the valuable officers in the regular yards long, fringed all 99c to $ 1.50 meet at given pub- whioh can measure a of silk Reception hall, City building, Some of question regardless Eight colorings at two for lio. This Sunday observance will be held army. the reports have evidently staff, 25c at Monday afternoon at 4.30 o’clock. of mere party affiliations. It is absurd to and rouna, 351.25. And hundreds of others in City hall, on the afternoon of July 8d. oonfused two men, for they speak of him tinsel Gimp, for There will be a meetiTiEr nf the anrwi>{n. ask whether Admiral Dewey is of one today, great bargain. fancy the latest A chorus of hundred school as an artillery officer. There are two LACES COUNTER. pieces, pat- school grand several or the other. The real at 6c a tending committee at their rooms, in party question is, decorating, yard, terns and very children will sing the patriotio airs, and Caprone the line—Allyn of the First pretty. this did he do his Such as TOILET City Building, afternoon at 4.30 and duty. questions the GOOES COUNTER. An assorted lot of We have a lot of as many children as can be aocommodated Artillery Allyn K, of the Seventh marked down from 10c. pure broken o’clock. annexation of Hawaii, the destination of will have seats on the Seats oavairy. ine similarity oi given names Tea Sets, such as Tea aud j platform. or Linen Medici It was another hot day yesterday, and tho Philippines Cuba are natonial LININGS COUNTER. Laces, •** ug doubtless aooounts for the 4VDVXVOU iV*i UUg UVUCT bUUUlCU 1U confusion. Three hundred Coffee Pots, Cream Pitch- but for the west matters. Statesmen are demanded who pounds very strong wind, was a medium at the body of the house near the platform, Aliyn K. Capron New Yorker and widths, 12c a ers, Sugar Bowles, would have been unbearable. The mer- can consider them as the high ground One lot of fine Castile made Spoon while the singing will be the chief feature entered the army as an enlisted man in quality green Soap, Holders and Butter oury was up in the latter eighties, and above parties. In the simpler relation of yard, been 18c and 20c. Dishes, of the afternoon. Lessons in Patriotism the Fourth Cavalry op the 20th of Taffeta in of olive These in some localities in the nineties. A Uttiiy Alio uie rigm, puiut oi view rrom Lining, tan, Smyrna pure goods will be sold at will also be brief on October, rose to be and given by addresses 1890, corporal whioh to each EMBROIDERIES COUNTER. cost to close good many rode out to Riverton, and judge other is proved when brown, slate and at a 2 them out. different topics. sergeant and came up for examination in cream, oil, 15c for pound to the Cape Casino, while some took the one puts his hand in the spirit of truth the fall of 1863 for seoond lieutenant. He at 18c a One lot of remnants trip to Westbrook and others to North GRADUATION MUSICAL PRO- and suffers himself to be freely lead by it. eard, marked bar. was accepted in November of that year Deering. GRAMME. The service in the church had a special down from of Silver. I and assigned to the Fifth Infantry and in 25c. One lot of ‘‘Brilliant” Swiss embroideries, Sterling There were several oblldren interest, from the fact that Mr. Elder’s baptized by The musical programme for the High 1894 was transferred to the Seventh Rev. Mr. Rogers at Pine street church class of 1873 of the Portland High sohool CORSETS COUNTER. metal assorted widths, at 8c a school .graduation has been arranged by Cavalry, in which he was serving when (a liquid polish) We have over 500 yesterday morning. whioh held a reunion the day before, at- pieces Mr. Frank Welch of the graduating class, the present war broke out. His laBt duty in half at yard, been 12 1-2C and Maggie O’Rorke, well-known to the tended in a body. Two pint tins, 13c. of Sterling Silver, 925- l who is also a member of the at was lots of “C. P. had a Jefferson home at Fort Sill, where for some polloe, squabble in Callan’s place, One lot of woven 15c. 1000 fine. We make a near the corner of Pearl and orchestra. Under his skillful manage- years he was the hand man of SAILING OF THE fancy | Commercial right BADGER. French Corsets, and 25 cent reduc- streets, Saturday afternoon, and ment the work has L. in of long NECKWEAR COUNTER straight per 1 Maggie progressed rapidly. Captain Hugh Scott, charge The United States cruiser celluloid Basket (Women's) got a black eye and was arrested and sent auxiliary Trays, tion on article we One of the features of the afternoon will Geronimo’s band of who were short white and every and over. Then Apaches Badger, sailed waists, i Maggie complained to the Capt. Snow, yesterday at An assorted lot of coL have a sheriffs be a double female composed confined there as of war. 550, marked down splendid stock to that Callan was selling beer, quartette, prisoners Capt, afternoon having finished coaling. colors, at $1.69, marked and that was bad for Callan. The of Misses Sohumacher, Pollister, Tripp, Scott’s wonderful Buccess in cred silk select from. squab- civilizing A story is told that a young man was from Stock, with ble drew a big crowd of men and women. and these down 79c. Morse, Randall, Winslow, Borden Indians after their long record of down from Also The Portland Wheel club had a walking Custom House wharf Sat- $2.75. run There will detachable necktie to out to the Libby. also be a piano quar- bloodshed and rapine has been described be Checkleylhouse yesterday. A urday morning, and met a middle aged a lot of linen HABERDASHERY COUNTER. large number The wind tette composed of Ur. Mason and Misses in these columns and Lieutenant Corset, participated. Capron gentleman coming up. The young man worn as four-in-hand or was high and it was pretty hot pedaling, Robinson, Chapman and Linscott. shared the Captain’s credit for this work. men’s Sterling Tea but all accosted the elder und asked him if he Lacings (5 yard One lot of Spoons, enjoyed themselves and had a Messrs. length) at Welch and Cousins will ulso play He was a splendid specimen of physical puff, 25c marked good rest and dinner at the Checkley. could tell him where he would take a boat at today, of a violin duet. Welch has been con- manhood and inch a soldier in 5c. Neckties, all The meeting the Women’s Suffrage Mr.| every for the Badger. shapes, down from 1-2 doz. will not take the rehearsals on habits 50c. I $2.79 per party place until after July ducting the class song, and spirit. He was widely known “What do three 4th. you want with the Badger,” UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Muslin). assorted colors, at which is his own composition. in the army as a man of promise, and his Twenty-three children of the gruffly asked the older man. Fraternity loss will be felt as a shock in the for school went to a junior 25c. A bargain. Long Island on picnic, PINE TREE K. of P. “What's that to you, replied the One lot cf fine great in of LODGE, circle.” Mus. owen'”" Saturday, charge Misses Clement younger. moore'^TcoT Every article is guaran- aDd Morton, teachers of the school. At the regular meeting of Pine Tree “I am Commander Snow of the lin Nightgowns, neck STATIONERY COUNTER. teed to be satisfactory or lodge, It. of P., held Friday evening, the FISHING AT SEBAGO. Badger, sir,” said the older man. back. Sale following officers were elected: Last Lino Daniels took two and sleeves trimmed with money opens Thursday “And I,” replied the “am Master of Work—Geo. younger, Hudson. salmon at Sebago lake, one weighing Ensign Sicard, and I am ordered to One lot of Club Chancellor the Swiss tucked Play- Witch Commander—D. A. Hamil- seven and the other and.one-halt Badger. embroidery, Hazel ton. eight Ask “The deuce you are,” said Cards, at two any Vice pounds. Daniels says that the best three Captain at 62c, marked ing packs -ANDA_ | Chancellor—C. H. Statin. Snow, “and so you are the son of yoke, WEDNESDAY my old Prelate—George S. Thompson. lays of Ashing at Long pond are usually friend the Admiral. Come for 25c. One lot of SUMMER Master at along with down from 86c, Also a Arms—Win. H. Drysdale. ;he last two days of June and first six me, sir, I’ll show you the Badeer’s Young Lady Keeper of Records and 6 Seal—Charles J. lays of July, boat.” Corset gentlemen’s Visiting VACATION. MORNING I | Butler. lot of Cov- To tell what extracts are plain 1 you Master of Finance—John B. Brown. THE MUNICIPAL Cards, at 12c a Extract Witch Hazol the best. Ask her why they ra COURTt package Master of Exchequer—Joseph K. Brett. ers, high neck, good will cure and continues until June I are The answer w 1 the best. will Inner Guard—Isaiah G. Millar. Hood’s of fifty. Sprains, be / S Outer Guard—John O’Neil. Only Helped at 12c. 1 30th. BEFORE JUDGE quality, Mosquito R. P. H. A.—Artemas G. Alchorn. ROBI^SOJi, Bites, All Sun Burn, These officers will he Others Failed—Nervous Troubles SKIRTS COUNTER. JEWELRY COUNTER. In all Pure installed at the Saturday—William Foxton, assault and Lame ness, Baker's battery; probable cause; bail I jg next regular meeting Friday evening by “I have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla for |1000 i hindrull, Henry J. Keebler, intoxication; fined S3 Deputy Grand Chancellor Joseph W. three months fornervous trouble and have and costs. Three of Lawn Kheuinatism. Fruit Flavors styles One lot of Salve Makes ^ Extracts^ I Benner. been greatly benefited. I tried other medi- Frederick Colbeth, glass excellent intoxioation; fined assorted color- Hair Tonic. Their x cines and was |3 and costs. Skirts, of with (a Because they never vary. strength doctored by the physician Vaseline Pots, 3s double other extracts. You can x DIVINE SERVICE ON THE MONTAUK pur- but received no LovinalJondary, intoxication; 30 days chase all flavors. You are assured of the x permanent benefit until I In and at marked Hay’s Ext. W itch Hazel is the : Rev. Mr. county gall fined S5 and costs ings, 72c, silver purest and x Freeman of Chestnut street began MB8. Patrick fancy sterling top, Purity, Strength, Quality Quantity, taking Hood’s.” G. VV. Bowen, assault; 30 riavs in 15c 1-2 25c church, officiated on the and y down from pint. pint. ijjj Montauk yester- Appleby, Palmyra, Maine. county jail fined 35 aDd costg $1.00. at 34c. The officers £ < To be convinced try $ day. were drawn up on the quarterdeok in full uniform and the men No need to fear $ Baker's Extracts ONCE W sudden[at tacks of JUST cholera infantum in their natty blue suits, forward. The S dysentery, diarrhoea, Si. YOUR GROCER SELLS THEM Hood parilla Si. & MONUMENT SO. W service was muoh Is the or summer if Son, 1 I enjoyed and much good best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. complaint, you liavo Dr! Hay was doubtless accomplished. Strawberry in iliddle Street. Hood's Pills cure ail liver ills. 25 cents. fh°eWmerdic!nerohML OWEN, MOORE & CO. OWEN. MOORE & CO. i A