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FOR EIGHT TEARS a PORTS STORMED AGAIN. Pain 80 Intense Would Nearly ■V Twist Fingers from Sockets. Puffed Up Like a Toad. Water Ran Through Bandages to Floor. Had to Walkthe Floor Until Would Fall Asleep. Fingers Peeled Like an Onion. Doctors Could Not Cure, Cured By Cuticura. Admiral Bombarded the Batter- About eight years ago I got sore hands, it Sampson commenced with a kind of a burning sensa- tion on my fingers and on top of the hand. When I commenced to rub them, you could see little white pimples on the skin. I rubbed more and more, until I felt like twisting my fingers out of their sockets. I had high and cold chills ran over and so I ies fever, of me, For Third kept it going until I was tired out. Nights, I Time, had to walk the floor until I fell asleep. Santiago My hands peeled like an onion, the finger nails got loose in the roots, and the water ran out, and wherever there was a little pimple, there the burning fire was, and I tell you and can prove to you, that happened at least ten times. During the day, I had to attend to my business, for I am running a blacksmith shop, horseshoeing, and 1 would not shut up the shop for anybody, but it was hard. My hands 35 TRANSPORTS WILL BE Western Batteries were Wrecked puffed up worse than a toad. When I drove USED. BIG NEWS IS horse nails, the water from my hands ran LOOKEDFOTSOON, through the bandage, on to the floor. My customers refused to look at my hands. I had a friend to take me to the doctor; he gave a and Killed. solution of something to bathe my hands Many Spaniards with. I was working every day, and did not know what to do so I went to another doctor, Government To Send a I think for a year. I found your advertise- Big Expedition Adminstration to Hear ment in a Utica newspaper, and I got the Cu- Expects from Gen, ticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap. The nails hardened up and peeled off and I don’t Against Porto Rico. believe there is one of the first nails left on Shafter Within 24 Hours, my hands. What I have told you is true. I do this for your benefit and humanity’s sake. I would not suffer any more as I did, for the Ouns of the Vesuvius whole country. CASPER DEETSCHLER, Dynamite Feb. 22, ’98. Pembroke, Genesee Co., N. Y. Washington, June 16.—The war de- Seoretary Alger and the President have Sold the world. Pottee Dbtjq and throughout Chem. partment expects to utilize conferred with Gen. who will re- June 16.—In the of the Cobp.* Props., Boston. How to Cure Every Humor, free. approximate- Miles, Washington, way troops at the Southern rendezvous 35 in the ly tnnsports expedition for the turn to the city tomorrow. There is no With Terrible Effect. actual events there was little of record to- points than any one else and the Presi- invasion of Porto Kico. This statement d ttbt, however, that this embarkation Employed day, No word came from Sampson at dent and Secretary Alger will probably was made officially at the department to- will take place from some point on the Santiago or from Dewey at Manila. This be bound by what he has to say in decid- lay. It seems to indicate that the Porto Atlantic coast with a probability in fa- absence of affirmative news from the seats ing upon the further disposition of the <(!'-- Rico army will equal, if not exceed in vor of Fernandina, Fla., or Savannah, of war gave rise to no impressions. The troops. If General Miles, as is thought that which left for officials are secure in the numbers, Santiago. Ga. the resting belief to be probable, recommends a further • (Copyright, 1898, Associated Press.) tinuous report. The measured crash of batteries were praotioally demolished The estimate is made that the 35 vessels For the purposes of the Porto that the marines at Guantanamo can concentration of on the BICYCLES. Bican On board the troops Southern Associated Press despatoh the big 13-inch of the As some'of the on the eastern bat- % will carry between 16,000 and 20,000 men expedition, Assistant Seoretary Melkle- guns battleships gunsi easily maintain themselves until the seaboard, the new oamp at We sell Bicycles, and we sell bet- si j boat Fernandina, with their and subsistence. said the Dauntless, off Santiago de Cuba, sounded above the it arrived and the that oan Bicycles for less money tlian any equipments john today, department had now rattle of the guns of teries did not fire, he thinks possible troops worst be Fla., will be made ready for the reoeption other firm in the business. It you CAW Army officials say that reports received available 11 some of which Thursday, June 16, noon—Via Kingston, the feared at Manila is not harm to of the additional The --- transports, secondary batteries like thunder- were only dummies. Dewey, troops. officials fterwant new wheels we can hit your Mr they from poeketbook. If want second- reliable sonrces show that the are already at Southern and these June 16.—Rear Admiral but to the Spaniards in the city. The have been forehanded as to this you points Jam., Sampson’s claps above the din of a hurricane. A The is that Lieut. camp, wheels we Mr only regret expressed can also hit your number of Spanish soldiers in that will carry about 6000 men with their officials of the War do not the In poeketbook. In fact iTAk fleet bombarded the batteries at Department profiting by experience gained the your pocket- is Santiago strong land breeze off the shore carried Hobson and his men by tlieirjprssence fhandbook will be the fatter Mr country probably 10,000, although other equipments. The war department is now care to give out any specific Information establishment of the two by trading [or a great camps, at with us, as we will sell third time at daylight this morning. the smoke of ft\ you Bicycles tilV statements indicate that there is consid- in communication with the various coast- the ships seaward, while m Kl Morro made it sacred. Otherwise as to when General Shafter with his Chickamauga and lower to start w-ith. and we sell the Mr Camp Alger. less than that Four hours the the bat- <|\ kind that run without the repair til| erably number. It is fair wise steamship companies on the Atlan- ships pounded it let down a thick ourtain from the it would now be a pile of ruins. Judged troops will land in Cuba, but from cer- The President has not yet decided what man’s services. Of course know Mr to you assume, they say that if the United tic and Gulf, with a view to the teries at the and left of the en- tain signs of restlessness exhibited by measure of reward shall be meted out that we own the best repair shop In J seouring right Spanish gunners. from opposition near the flagship which, to States commences active the State and make any kind of re- Mr army operations additional vessels needed. A num- them it is evident they would not be sur- Hobson for his brave achievement. Yrl large trance, only sparing El Morro, where The Dons the with The it\ pairs on any m ke Bicycle. Con- WAk the of responded spiritedly at first, during bombardment, several men he led have igainst city San Juan, every avail- ber, aggregating probably 76, have been prised to have some very important news been taken care of; suit your poeketbook and you will Mr Lieut. Robson and his are in ibla man in that will be companions but their frenzied, half-crazed fire would fired 280 shots—3 from her Secretary Long attended to that himself trade with us. £Ai place impressed submitted for the inspection of the offi- interruptions, witnin the next 24 or 36 hours. The fi\ because it was a matter ontirely within nto military service. Hence feel cers of the prison. nor match the cool 8-inch 134 from are they quartermaster’s department. nerve, trained eyes guns, her 4-inch guns, naval officials confident Sampson will his authority, and they have been made ;hat the army of invasion should be of Mr. The Western warrant tne Meiklejohn said it had not yet batteries, against which and skilled gunnery of the American and 39 from her six-pounders, probably have established cable connection within officers, ideal of a sailor's # OIRIGQ CYCLE inch ambition. Hobson Is to be GO., S'; proportions as to leave no doubt of been determined whether of that so that news of the arrival of nrtvanoocl, the ves- time, W ft. Mr any the main assault was directed, were bad- sailors. Our fire was much more no fewer than 5000 that Temple j ts to effective projectiles were fired is settled. The department called ability cope successfully with the sels soon to reach would be uti- the American troopships off Santiago W G. H. ! Santiago ly wrecked. One was utterly upon Sampson for a recommendation iu SCAN),AX, Manager. W inemy. destroyed. than in preceding bombardments. or a total weight of metal of half a iSS jel7d2t t'iV lized in the Porto Rican expedition. It should not be longer delayed than the this case, bnt in advance of its arrival It is stated In others many guns were dismounted. The had about decided to positively that the embar- is stated not to be the intention of the admiral’s ordnance expert had million pounds. time required for a despatch boat to make advance Hobson ten tation for the numbers, which would have placed him point troops for Porto government at this time to abandon At first the Spaniards replied passion- given explicit, directions to reduce the the run of forty miles eastward along the just below Constructor Linard, when a Rico will not be determined until as a coast to tho shores of Guantanamo finally Tampa base of military and but Then harbor doubt arose as to whether the m in operations. ately wildly, impotently. powder charges and to elevate the guns, STORY REVIVED. young where the cable will ba working under would not prefer a transfer to the line. most of the guns were deserted. Not a so as to shorten the and thus His trajectory the protection of Col. Huntington's relatives were consulted, among them nor even a man his uncle, Representative Pearson of OUR TROOPS ship (was struck, injured secure a plunging fire. As the shells in marines. HAD A GOOD TIME. North Carolina, and it was decided to SEEDED SO LISMIEST. sn the American side. It is believed that the preceding bombardments There was an exhibition of feverish allow Hobson to take his ohoice as be- dropped London, June 17.—According to a so tween the line and staff. Steps accord- the enemy’s loss of life was heavy. As with the almost straight of activity at the War Department today, ARE OFF TO WAR! trajectories special despatch from Hai, Ad- ingly have been taken to acquaint him Shang pronounced as to attract' attention even preliminary to the hammering given projectiles with full charges, it was al- with the department’s purpose and ask miral Von Diedriohs, it is in these limes. It was have left some semi-oflloially stirring apparent his pleasure in the matter. But we excellent ,ho batteries this morning, the dynamite most to impossible plant them. They that renewed efforts were to com- The Navy Department has sent to the In various sizes of Yici Kid Lieut. Blue Tells of His Detour stated left Nagasaki, Japan, for Manila making styles of Hen With Fleet jruiser Vesuvius last at battleship Massachusetts a new Dewey’s Required night midnight, would shoot into the air,encircle the bat- plete the equipment of the troops already complete Shoes for Ladies’, Children and on receipt of instructions from Berlin to breech mochanism for one of the big 13 was another chance. Three at the concentration and given 250- teries, owing to the and gathered points inoh of that; This was due to Hen’s wear. Santiago. high elevation, prevent Admiral Dewey from bombard- guns ship. Cough Drops. that are in progress to move a report the about a ponnd charges of gun cotton were sent fall far over the forts. The effect of the preparations reaching department come our the and because week that the breech of one Just into store and look ing city also Captain a number of So it ago, of the fortifications troops. far, however, iver the at the entrance. reduced charges was marvelous. In 15 guns was out of order. The new over our great trade—the best made General offered the con- stated that no orders have out for August! German is gone mechanism will be delivered in a The was to them day or for the in design drop in the bay minutes one western was com- Shoe money Portland. Off de June 14—8 battery sul tho Caroline islands as a the actual movement, and what has been, two and can be readily substituted for the Santiago Cuba, p. m. June 16.—The State De- coaling Washington, irouud the angle, back of the eminence The old breech. See our Shoe. —by the Associated Press pletely wrecked. Massachusetts tore should and is being done in that direction is $3.50 despatch partment has received a report from Con- station operations against Manila The condition of this 13-inch )n which El Morro is definite gun gave boat Bandy, via June 16—9 situated, where it a hole in the a merely preparatory. Very likely Kingston, sul Williams who was stationed at Manila gaiiing emplacement with be taken. rise to rumors today that the Massachu- p. m.—iileut.' Victor in his is known that the action will follow a conference which setts had suffered rather severely Blue, plucky before the outbreak of the war Spanish torpedo boat thousand pound projectile and the Texas during ashoro under instructions from describing and the President will the first action at Santiago de Cuba and trip Rear the battle of in were Two Secretary Alger Manila, which he was a destroyers lying. oharges went dropped a shell into the powder NEWS FROM INSURGENTS. that two of the big guns were disabled Admiral Sampson, to locate magazine. have with General Miles when he arrived CESTER & definitely being on board the no were and a gunner killed. There was no basis MOWELL, participant, Baltimore true as reports heard—a peculiari- The terrible from the in the harbor of explosion wrought havoc. here tomorrow Tampa. The General rumor Spanish warships at one time and on the for the beyond the disordered flagship Olympia of the of cotton in Dispatches Arrive at Key West for Caban of Congress St., Brown Block. Santiago,rode 73 miles on a mule. Land- ty explosion gun wat- The frame was lifted, the sides were is better aware of the state fitness of breech mechanism referred to. at another time. The consul says the Jpnta. K539may28 dtflstp ing about 15 miles west of and sr. Santiago, battle lasted two and a half hours and blown out and a shower of debris flew in a force of accompanied by Cubanjguides, that were the Spanish outclassed at every The third charge exploded with terrific every direction. The loss of life, must Fla June 8.30 VIZCAYA HIT. be reached an observation Key West, 16, p. m.— finally point He ARE HALE STARVED. SriOUL MO TICKS, point. says: on Smith. have been The in the case sf seven miles northwest of force Cayo From where the great. hearing against the Santiago city. had “Our gnns greater effectiveness, British steamer Twickenham The troops are encamped all around the fleet lay the entrance to the harbor looked The batteries on the east of begun to- our oflioers and men greater bravery. The Morro were and there are several day, hut was not concluded. fity blockhouses hoarse from in the black night, like a door harder to get at. but the New Orleans orews are cheering, and opening Lieut. Col. Madrid, June 16.—6 p. m.—Captain on the northern side. Lieut. Blue Auguste Amao, Major was for into the fire of a SIR while we suffered cough drops and living Titanic furnace. crossed the bows of the New York to Donato Sato and two Aunon, Minister of Marine, has returned KNIGHTS, uDable to return oyer the road by which privates of the throat doctors, we have no use for lini- A crater big enough to hold a church within 60 of the shore and Cuban arrived here About Guantanamo With* from Cadiz and has for tie went because of the presenoe of the yards played army, today from Spaniards started Cartagena. ments and surgeons.” Pinar del Rio so he made a was blown out of the side of with her with despatches for the ATTENTION! Spanish, longer detour, re- He says Admiral Dewey’s exploit Cayo a tattoo long eight-inch rifles, It is asserted that an ‘‘iron-clad” which without encountered Smith. Admiral Cuban Junta. ont Food. turning having the rivalled that of Paul Jones. Sampson issued the hitting them repeatedly, a gun has not yet in any TURN striking The that the health of the figured published list, OUT ST. JOHN’S DAY, anemy and without any ex- I report Cubans exciting orders for the bombardment last it off forms of Admiral night. squarely muzzle-on, lifting its in the field Is excellent, but the food It part j^Camara’s squad- But perience. first have your SPAIN NOT WORRIED. Coffee was served to the men at half trunnions and it in the scarce and are ron. Lieut. Blue says: sending high air. they poorly equipped. past three this and first times the of arms and am- GAUNTLETS CLEANSED “If met any Spaniards I would morning with the Several Admiral Sampson sig- Moreover, scarcity Camp McCalla, Gauntanamo Bay, Wed- Admiral Cervera cables that he has pro- Jihad munition many from have jumped off the old mule and made blush of dawn the men prevents enlisting 30 via were called quiet- nalled the ships temporarily to cease fir- in the Cuban The nesday, June 15.—3 p. m., King- visions enough for the fleet until autumn. ancl restored to the original eolor. Tell the for the woods. They are so thick that army. Spaniards they armorer to saud them to to The are In that Jamaica, Thursday, June 16,—10.40 the would never have caught ly quarters. ships steamed at ing, in order to allow the smoke to clear say, 16,000 strong province. ston, He says: Spaniards On June an me. I heard the sound and June 17.—The Madrid corre- 6, engagement between the a. in.—During the afternoon a half off firing London, five knot speed to a 3000 the batteries. "When the order “A shell told that It was one of the yards range, from came Cubans and Spaniards resulted in a from an American warship, Forest City Dye House and was frequent Times starved and ragged Spanish soldier EfiQTCQ^? spondent of the commenting upon victory for the former, who took seven Steam Carpet brushes between the Cubans and Span- when they closed up, broadside on, until at 6.30 to cease every of the from a struck the ruulLli 0 Cleansing firing gun forts and a of crawled Into the camp and gave himself falling great elevation, Works. iards. I did not see any troops myself, the absence of Spanish news as to the quantity ammunition, be- a distance of three cables sepa- had been silenced for ten side capturing Col. Perez. He said he expected to be shot, but to her excellent 13 Preble St., opp. Preble House. md altogether had quite a good time.” lengths enemy minutes, up. Vizcaya, which, owing the operations at Guantanamo, says: Lieut. Col, Arno and his companions die if would A Santiago daily paper, Espana, of rated them. wore out in as the drew some of the he would gladly they give was not They strung but ships off, from the island in an open armor, injured.” May 30, in an article entitled “The Ques- “General Linares sent emissaries from escaped boat and water. He had had neither the form of a at risk. leave him food :lon of abuses the rich bakers crescent, the heavy fighting courage returned and half a great They tomorrow for General Blanco cabled from Havana Hunger,” Spaniard’s with hours. if the town for exorbitant Santiago to Caimanera to make inquiries, New York despatches for Senor for forty-eight getting prices ships in the o the on the dozen shots were fired at the Palma. Col. Arno that the batteries there filed on the for bread. ntre, flagship spitefully Estrada says Spain He reported that there were 2000 but the roads proved almost impassable. Is her soldiers to Continuing on these lints,' ’the right flank and the Massachusetts on the Massachusetts and Oregon, in withdrawing Havana. soldiers half starved who wanted United States cruiser Montogmery, which CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK Espana falling The hold the north coast Spanish says: “Eatables rise in price dally. If This reflections as to the insurgents of the suggests left flank. The line remained stationary from Bahia Honda to to theraselves»up, but that they be- left the line of blockade. Eleven are at the their wakes. province Cape An- give vessels of Portland, lUatne, now, when we begioning of of probable rate of advance the Ameri- tonio. They also hold the entire south lieved thoy would be killed by the Ameri- the war with the United States, this throughout the bombardment. The Throughout the bombardment the dy- ore now blockading the port of Havana. coast. The Insurgents control now all the were once in happens, what will happen within three cans, hampered by artillery and impedi- cans as soon as they captivi- Vixen and took on namite oruiser Vesuvius and the territory oooupled by Maceo and have ex- ir four months?” Scfirpion up positions Porter, was a din- CAPITAL, well seasoned tended their to ty. The Spaniard given good $100,000.00 The then virtually abuses the menta and opposed by for the operations regions never paper opposite flanks, close inshore, pur- lay outside of the right flank. The steam reached him. Lieut. Col. and some clothing and was then merchants. It was the issue of 31 The by Arno had ner May Spanish troops. report that an that for the first time and Undivided which Lieut. Blue brought when hefmade pose of enfilading any infantry launch of the flagship sourried among eggs today in seven taken on board the Marblehead. He de- Surplus Profits, $25,000.00 be sent months. He says that bis report to Rear Admiral Sampson. American fleet will against the When the immediately after that he would back and ; might fire tho ships. the messages. war was declared the clared gladly go the accounts of BaiiUs.Mer- upon ships carrying Spanish guerillas Solicits peninsula causes no anxiety in Madrid as in Pinar del Rio went to his comrades, but that they ships got into it was still too At the close of aotion a stream of multi- province through report cantile Firms, Corporations and position the district shoot He is now SAGASTA AGITATED. the home are so well defended.” country butchering the would oertainly .him. ports dark for firing. T’he admiial sig- colored floated from the New children and old and is prepared to fur- any flags York, paeifleos, women, men, held as a on the Marblehead. Individuals, bodies lie in the roads prisoner until the muz- whose and Helds' nish Its the best facilities nally the ships not to fire generally complimenting the ship’s and The Marblehead’s little steam launch patrons unburled to this day. Maceo’s army of CADIZ FLEET be a and liberal accommodations. zles of the enemy’s guns.oould seen by especially commending the work of the invasion was well mounted, but the cleared out detachment of Spanish bush- horses have nearly all been killed. The this afternoon and London, June 17.—The Madrid corre- Fifteen minutes later, Texas and The men of the whackers escaped the gu captain. New Orleans. oountry, however, is too mountainous for SAILS AGAIN. the loss of a man aftor a hot en- spondent of the Morning Post, says: New York with without as »t a. the opened New Orleans raised a oheer, which was cavalry. interest Paid Deposits. 5.25 m., of a of an hour. The come from quarter “Senor main Reports Spanish sources in gagement Sagasta displayed great agita- n her battery at the passed on to SPECIAL FOR SAVINGS. broadside fro quickly from ship ship. Havana that Brigadier General Gonzales launch had been dragging the harbor near DEPARTMENT tion while the latest entrance to the harbor. The the insurgent leader has been but reading dispatch works at the east, destruction and death at the western killed, the fort for mines, had found one and they are denied from Cuoan sources. from of it back to tho Interviews and Correspondence Invited. Manila, the contents which have followed in regular streaks batteries must There are no in the was towing Marblehead, Madrid, June 16, 4 p. m.—It was again AH the ships have been appalling. Spaniards section where Gonzales has been the enemy, ooncealed in the bushes aot yet been given to the public.” The fleet, enveloped in smoke, Many of the dur- operating. when CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, President* announced today that the Spanish reserve ef flame. guns had been mounted Letters from Havana to officers of Gen. on the shore, a hot fire on the five and opened the hills kicked up dirt and ing the last two this it is Diaz say that Col. Bacallao, who was THOMAS H. Cashier. has left Cadiz for an unknown pelted days. Prom in the launch. The launch headed EATON, SAILED, BUT squadron captured with General Ruiz men RETURNED. It was a magnificent inferred that Rivera, has -■ spectacle, Admiral has shore and DIRECTORS: destination. The Minister of Marine, masonry. Cervera given been put to death in Cabanas fortress. toward began banging away, the kicked it is from where Dauntless lay. up all hope of himself from but the bow gun finally overboard, CULLEN C. SETH L. LARRABEE, Captain Aunon, added, was on board extricating MAINE CHAPMAN, POSTMASTERS. the with it. In the been the In whioh carrying gunner E. M. CHARLES J. CHAPMAN, Paris, June 17.—The European edition one of the ships when the Though the gun captains had trap he is caught and had STEADMAN, squadron sailed, Washington, June 16.—The tho was the following meantime enemy tleeing wildly. BRiCE M. PERLEY P. BURHHAM )f the New York Herald he will not to waste ammunition, but removed guns from some of his fourth-class was EDWARDS, says: “The but it appears return on reaching :autioned ships postmaster appointed to- The marine was promptly rescued. It is HENRY S. the tor Maine: East Brook, Hancock OSGOOD, JAMES F. HAWKES, at sunrise :ea fire with was to strengthen land day flacliz squadron sailed on Wed- the open and after Admiral to deliberation, the firing defenses. S. vice believed that several Spaniards were M. giving county, Sidney Butler, Almon P. WILLIAM MARKS. that con- Admiral Sampson tel >f.WAFtfl6tp 5esday, but returned in the evening,” Camara his final instructions. so rapid there was an almost thinks the western Bunker, resigned. killed. GOOD WORK OF INSURGENTS. FOR THE BLIND. VOTE ON NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SUPPLY STEAMER SAILS. HEADING ♦♦♦aaaaawaaaaaaaa ew##AA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ♦♦* BANK BILL TODAY- CLEARED THE TRACK. of Acceraderos Wins Them s euate A Occupation z Devoted Yesterday to Discussion of Cape Elizabeth Electric Car Collides A Feature of the New Congres- SUnilARY TAXES, Portland, Juno 17,18DS. Praise Unique OF WAR Measure. With a Carriage. sional Library. | feeling is in- Washington, June 10.—The work of the One of the June 16.— At 13.05 p. m., Cape Elizabeth electrics, stinctive Cubans in the at Washington, that Purisma Off For lilanco reinforoing marines ♦ t the on a'SHE Concepcion % he House of rounding Broadway turn, its way Pleasure Blind in the Room message olerk of the Repre- Guantanamo and particularly in occupy- Taken by the 'lnESE JUNE 14. to the from the woolen under- SCHEDULES WENT INTO EFFECT a f entatives delivered to the Senate the city theatre, last night, A of Litera- With Food. ing erraderos, is receiving unstinted Set Apart for Them—Fields encountered a horse and *Beer, ab and other fermented S2 oa J lawailan annexation resolution passed suddenly carriage of { wear is “hot” in warm praise from officials here. ture Open to Them—A Daily System on the There Tobacco—Manufactured, per noi?m?r’per ..’.. 12 2 I y the House last At the sug- track. was room enough Cigars, cigarettes over 3(>,i evening. Secretary Quesada and the Cuban offic- and Others Also sik.. X outside the but the we Readings by Authors Cigars, under 3 lbs. pel' .. f lostion of Mr. Davis tho resolution was track, horse was weather; that if wear ials also take much satisfaction in these nerVrnii LOo 6 Cigarettes, under headed the same as the and the Instituted. 3lSs. pct 1 600. 1.S0 A 1 aid before tho Senate and was then re- way oar, (Copyright 1898 by the Associated Press.) Mr. Quesada said that the wool in winter to reports. today rela- driver, who was keeping watch of a oar keep York Sun.) erred to the committee on foreign Jam., June 16, 2.15 p. in.— Cubans bad not seen fit to reply to criti- (New jA TilESE EFFECT ON JULY I. from the did Kingston, SCIIEDULES will CIO INTO | iions. coming opposite direction, warm, something differ- The Spanish steamer Purisma Con- cism current during the lust fevr weeks Washington, June 11—All good Ameri- not realize the situation till too late. ♦ Bank capital, including surplus, over tor, nftn $50.00 Y A bill to authoirize the Missouri, Kan- for as to cans should new Con- each worn loaded with food Manzanillo, the ineffectiveness of the Cuban hope to visit the ♦ For Sbnoo over ..2.00 ♦ so ent should be in cepcion, non. s to re- The carriage was demolished that it is ♦ Brokers in negotiable securities..... 50.00 as and Pacific Railroad company left Kingston at two o’clock this morning soldiers as they knew the criticisms were gressional Library before they die. It J to the ♦ Pawnbrokers. 20.0O Y £ tore the channel of the south Canadian will have to be relegated scrap summer to cool. a westward course. due to of tho careful one of world’s well worth a trip ♦ keep taking ignorance plans, wonders, Commercial brokers. oo.oo J in The horse had one of his legs ♦ house iver at the point of roads crossing heap. The colonial authorities ignored the largely matured at Washington, by which across a continent to view. It is so filled Custom brokers. moo T Dr. is a museums, concert inhabitants. broken, and he had to bo killed. The this tho Cuban forces were to execute their Theatres, halls.’i'n cities of over 25.000 100.000 I 1 ndian territory was favorably reported Jaeger says of United States Consul Dent as with beauty in every form that and J days 9 ■ two men and protest part of a well considered Circuses. 1100 000 X c occupants of the carriage, programme. 9 other shows and ▼ nd passed. and he has writ- not based on sufficient evidence and gave "But now that Cuban is float- weeks may be spent within its portals. exhibitions. ln0(J mistake, the flag • bi hard rooms, To extend two women, singularly escaped with only Bowling alleys, per allev nr table b oo X Bills were passed as follows: the her clearance. ing over Acerraderos,” continued Mr. Like everything in it is ten a ship Washington $ Tobacco—Dealers—Leaf tobacco, sales between 50.000 and 100,000 lbs. 12 00 X the rail- slight bruises. little book called “all the criticisms are t he time for the construction of The Purisma Concepcion arrived at Quesada, ^an- planned on a scale covering an immense swered. < of the St. Oklahoma and The horse and carriage belonged to E. latter of from amount of One walks and t % ray Louis, “Health Culture and the Kingston in the part May “In ground. Manufaeturers-Baiesa^^0'0!0:-:'^':'-'.::-:::::::::Sales I S. from whose stnble on occupying Acerraderos Gen. Rabi A between 50,000 to 100,000. 12.00 a ; iouthern Railroad company through Libby, livery with a cominissarat bad with walks the arches and rooms on Males over . Manzanillo, Spanish him ubout 1000 men, while through A loo .. 24.00 A Cumberland street were hired a Manufacturers of ndian and Oklahoma territories; to ex- they by Sanitary Woolen in She Garcia is coining up with 5000 to 6000 each floor and down in the cigars'—Saios under 1(W),000.. Hnn 2 Sys- officer disguise seeking supplies. especially Sales and 200,000. the two men at one of more Cubans. The march of Rabi can 2 between 100,000 iJoo Z t snd the time for the construction of the young stopping on board a amount below the first X hales over which already had largo hard beautiful marble passages 200 .... 24 00 & the neither of whom in tem,” explains all ly be appreciated by any one not fa- X bonds debentures, issued after 1 of the Rock Island and hotels, belonged obtained But with its Stocks, certificates of indebtedness July 1, ♦ allway Chicago, whioh had been elsewhere. miliar with the mountains, and floor, grows almost bewildered X 8100 face X the wom'n live in Port- swamps isos, par value. j 'acilio Railroad company through Indian city. The young his theories and contains at she began at once to take on tangled tropical vegetation through which and with the A Transfers of stocks, nor $100 face value. * Kingston immensity greets pleasure 'ty> 4 to State of land. he pushed his from to Sales of merchandise for present or future on exchanges per $ioo. A erritory; grant lands to tho flour, corn and rice, purchasing in all 3,- way Bayamo guiding sign boards along the way. A delivery Yu of rea- is A Bank cheek or sight draft. A j for the use of the plenty convincing Acerraderos.;"It extremely gratifying ’0, ilabama, Agricultural AN PORTLAND. 800 bags of corn from Jamaican mer- to tho One of these boards points a directing A Bills of exchange (inland), time draft and promissory note, money orders, A OPENING FOR Cubans that Admiral Sampson 41 nd Mechanical of Alabama for sons A for each $100... A College why wool chants. should immediately recognize this move- hand to the reading room for the blind, clothing A Rills of exchange (foreign), letter of credit, drawn singly, per $100. A r and the state normal at ment and should officially in such •„! egroes, college Suggestion To Transfer New Bedford Clnb The colonial authorities were informed report and following it you onter the strangest A Tn se's of two or more for each bill. ’nJ A should be worn next the terms to the for J 'lorence, Ala.; to for complimentary navy depart- Bill of lading or receipt any goods to be .;. YY A appropriate $97,000 of New to This by lior owners that clearance papers room in tha library, and, indeed, the A exported England League City. ment.” A Bill of lading to be issued by express and transportatton companies, per 'As rork done on ironclads by William R. skin the round, sum- would be asked for a non-blockaded port, strangest room in the for year reading world, A package.... 01 { i and Son and and messages, charged at 15 cents or over. A leady Archibald, ap- The has a letter from like Manzanillo on the south coast, on the TERRIBLY MANGLED BY DYNAMITE- this is the only library known to contain A Telephone (p PRESS received mer bonds.... T 1 ropriating $17,000 for royalties on rifles and winter. A Surety .50 Burnham of the Brockton club Copies bay of Uuanayaro. United States Consul special provision for the blind. The idea A Certificates of profits, memo, showing interest incorporation, or transfers 9 I rojeotiles, eto., to be pail to Dr. John Manager of Belt can made to the Line Constructor tile Telephone of a room for the 5. Reed. of the Hew England in which he of this little book be DeDt representations govern- having reading blind or league X Certificate of damage and e-rtifioates of port wardens marine surveyors '25 Y At one o’clock the bill for the restrio ment of the island the vessel. An Badly Injured was to Mr. the libra- not ♦ says that he is advocating the transfer of against suggested Young, X Other certificates specified. ',0 , ion of annuities to the Sisseton and had at either of our Un- vessel of 300 was the authorities rian, by a woman whose heart had been ♦ Charter party, per tons.-.. 3 on T 1 bands of Sioux the Hew Bedford club to Portland. inquiry instituted, Between3nnand coo. ♦ Vahpeton Indians was a 1 rid the Senate. Mr. Burnham the counters free. promising that if Mr. Dent could furnish East Machias, June 16.—David Skerry touched by the plaint of blind girl Exceeding GOO. jq'oq ♦ before writes that while derwear Contract, broker’s notes of sale or of Payment of the annuities was stopped is its speciflc proof that her captain intended of Bar Harbor, a line constructor in the friend that there was so little opportunity exchange goods, stocks,bonds, notes, b league having troubles he thinks real estate. So. Y i y Congress in 1863 on account of* the We a for the most cla ss of with headwork it will finish the keep complete to run for a blockaded port they would employ of the Bell Telephone company, helpless persons in Conveyances, value between §100 and .. 'no X f )ioux massacre In Minnesota. By the good to allow her to load. Y It is his idea refuse Attempts was by a ex- the world to have access to the literature Telegraph messages. ’01 erms of the bill the annuities are restored season. to have the visiting stock of the terribly mangled premature bouse not over $100. Y sanitary gar- were made by her owners to change her Custom entry, 'oB moil when the will terml- clubs of while for which they longed. Almost one and three 1902, treaty play two games each in Portland but this was unsuccessful. plosion dynamite sinking post every Between year and $500. bn» X register, $5 ♦ 1 ate; but no Indian who participated in ments made Dr. the on the road this it is contains ! o.I".. taking the boat* back to Boston thus by Mr. Dent’s Purisma holes Whiting large public library, true, protest failing, morning. Custom bouse entry for withdrawal. Y > he Minnesota massacre and no descend- to leave as as for bo railroad fares to the Concepcion planned secretly The unfortunate man was tamping a books the blind, bu t naturally their Insurance (life), for each 8100 policy. '03 T nt cf such Indian shall receive any part reducing minimum. in- in the under cover of dark- Jaeger’s company, -ossible, hope, took of attracts the at- Industrial weekly payment plan, 40 per cent of first weekly Y ( f the money. dunging iroin ine tone oi Mr. Burn- There charge when the explosion place, system finger reading ness of evading capture. has never payment. Mr. Allison, Republican of Iowa, union Suits in all both arms were crushed to his face tention of the general readers, and of ten one Y ham's letter the deal could probably be cluding lit on the least doubt in the mind of Mr. pulp, Leases-For year. the bill. one and three itrong'y opposed and are embarrassed the Between years. X a __.La 1.411 effected If it strikes the lovers of the Dent that the supplies provisions was burned beyond recognition and they by thoughtless ’?o • game season iOverOver three years. for an ^ , weights any though loaded nominally for unblock of The woman 1 the in this several pieces of rock penetrated the up- curiosity seeing people. ft Manifest of custom house entry or clearance for foreign port, per ship of X ray to the bill to incorporate Inter- city favorably. sdad are dsstined for port, ultimately 1 Y lational American bank. and for climate. per of his He was brought to to whom the blind girl had spoken was X 300 tons.. nn Next to Brookton the New Bedford clnb any General Blanco’s troops. part body. • 300 and G00 Y Between tons.. »'nn Mr. Daniel of Virgina, offered an e__r 1_a:__i_ There is little likelihood that the vessel Dr. J. A. McDonald’s office in this vil- Mrs. Alice Underwood Hunt, widow of 600 tons. Y is probably the strongest in the league X Exceeding .mendment to strike out the entire kJVJlUV Ul LUV IVUUlUg her destination as Admiral between $1,000 and $1,500. X will reach lage where both arms were amputated and Gov. Hunt of Colorado, and when she X Mortgage, eventh section of the bill which oonfers and with encouragement and good pat- aware of her and has ♦ For each 8500 additional X is plans '25 as it Sampson tho other wounds dressed. The went to Mr. Young about the matter she to 1 lower on the bank to act the financial ronage could undoubteldy be made a fao- sicians have endorsed detailed a fast cruiser surgeons ♦ Passage ticket foreign port, costing not over $so. Y probably auxiliary 1 he found him to out the wishes ♦ Between $30 and $60. X .gent of auy nation, state, municipality, tor In the ra::e. Until within a or to ber and the Spanish oiflaer, say may recover but will probably lose ready carry s on day capture ♦ Over *60. 1 orporation, or person, and to act as trus- and recommend Lieut- Commander the of both Will of of the blind. The success of his effort in 5.po X two it has stood second in the race. strongly Joaquin Montague, sight eyes. Campbell X ‘“Power of attorney to voto. ln X I ee of any such. He then entered upon a who is understood to have left Kingston East Machias was injured by the same this direction is apparent to all who enter X ‘“‘To sell, rent or collect. '25 Z 1 [eneral discussion of the measure. There has been talk that the league to those whose constitu- her. Protests of notes,&c. with ♦ 25 X It created not an international would be unable to continue after fourth the reading room for the blind. ♦ Warehouse receipts.1. only Kingston, Jatnacta, June lb, b p. m.— ‘.25 X >ank, but also an international brokerage, tions are not robust or The room dedicated to this purpose is ♦ Medicinal proprietary articles and perfumery, cosmetics, &c., per package of July, aDd if this is so it would be use- The captain and officers of the auxiliary ♦ X .t had no association with tho govern- SITUATION MOST SERIOUS. of 5 cents, retail price.... .00125 * for take hold of the El feel of good with as less Portland to whose health is cruiser Yosemite, formerly Rio, proportions, shady, cool, Y Between 15and25cents... .006-15 * nent, except insofar it is given the impariecj. vexed. As the ♦ a foolish and thoroughly great widows and filled with growing Chewing gum. per package of retail value. 04 X ieourity and benefit of the government’s matter. If the other teams are in con- Yosemite Port Royal, about Sagasta Doesn’t Tike Way Things Took in Y Sparkling or other wines, per pint bottle. lame and Illustrated approached the touch and which are 'm X authority. dition to finish the season the matter catalogs a plants, scentjof Y Petroleum and sugar refining or transporting oil or other fivo this morning, she passed large Manila. products by X i”It is not,” said Mr. Daniel, “a regula- a constant to the Y line, excise tax nn gross receipts exceeding seems worthy of consideration. steamer going out. No attempt was made delight readers. The pipe $250,000 .0025 per cent X tion of commerce so far as the terms of certainly with of the fabric Y Palace or parlor car seats or berths, per seat or berth. ,01 samo^Ml to ascertain her but on arrival here furniture suits the room and X the bill disclose and the bank is not to name, numbers Y between $10,000 and $25,000 to lineal or brother or 16—5 m.— A “Legacies descendant, X the Yosemite’s lear ned that the Madrid, June p. despatch Y be as a of PITCHERS’ BATTLE. free captain among its pieces an unusually line carved sister of testator per $100 clear value. 73 4 designated regulator commerce. * forHI Asking. -i earner was the Purisima Concepcion. received here Irom the commander of the To descendants of brother or sister of testator. + The tacts it is a mere private corpora- desk of historic value and a table to j'50 The Yosemite, with other American To brother or sister of father or mother of testator, or their * tion for commercial adventure for Vizcayas islands and Minadango, the ♦ specu- Nichols Bad Best of it in Game With cruisers had been specially warned about match. The blind appreciate this furni- descendants. 3 00 X lation for brokerage. latter the second island of the To brother or sister of of or their this as she would be a rich largest ture grandparents testator, de- X Mr. Daniel continued to discuss the Washington. Fpauiard, very much.and arc proud of it, often ♦ scendants... under date of June 4 00 X measure at prize. Philippine group, 11, of the "and of To other beneficiaries. length asserting it as his She is said to have in feeling carving speaking 500 X In the Basement are $100,000 gold that an sent to Island Y Tax on between and $100,000, one and opinion that it would if enacted be de- June 16.—The 103t says envoy Iloilo, its legacies $25,000 multiplied by one- X Boston, Washingtons aboard. Her cargo of food and medicine beauties. Around the walls of the Y half. X clared unconstitutional by the of Panay, with instructions to endeavor ♦ Supreme the game today after a sharp struggle iu all the for is destined ultimately for Cionfuegos and room are ranged the oases containing lit- Between 8100.000 and $500 000. multiplied by two. + court. requisites Golf, -Havana. It is no means certain that to communicate with Governor General Between $600,000 and $1,000,000. multiplied'by two one-half. * “If we to what was a battle. by erature for the room go foreign countries,” said praotically pitchers’ blind, and the is di- ♦ Over $1,000,000. multiplied by three. Tennis and the auxiliary cruiser Prairie, formerly El Augusti, failed in his mission. The mes- X Mr. Daniel, “without army or with the Both teams were in inaving Croquet. vided in its centre a be- handicapped Sol, wlII catch her, though the Prairie by large screen, These Schedules 55 111 Go Into Elfect in of our we to senger, the despatch adds, found the tele- Sixty Days. X grand spirit navy want go several of their best players out of the Hammocks, was yesterday evening in the course the hind which tlie readers can retire and so with our of and not to Swings, lines in the island of Mixed flour, dealers, per annum. flag hope practice but it was an exhiibtion. Purisima Concepcion was taking this graph Luzon, (of 1”00 { the art of game, excellent escape the observation of casual visitors. Per package, imports included, between 98 and 196 lbs. ,'oi usury. chairs, which Manila is the capital), had been J Mr. Gallery of Louisiana delivered an Lowe carried off the honors for the home lounging piazza morning._ Ou the carved table is a beautiful vase, cut by the insurgents and that the native *7 1-2 per cent discount allowed. Y extended reply to the legal and constitu- team. Weyhing proved a to the FRIGHTENED SPANIARDS. a a puzzle curtains, fans, gift from Washington woman, and it “Wives and husbands exempt. f tional objections raised by Mr. Daniel to grass mats, militia were deserting by wholesale. literary. charitable societies and cemeteries homo team. The score: New York, June 15.—A special from is daily filled with cut flowers, which “•Religious, public exempt. ‘i the pending bill. To some of the legal The island and the island of 1* ••“Claims against United States exempt. T picnic baskets, Vizcayas and constitutional made 10010000 x—2 hampers, Key West says: come as offerings from seeing people to points, against Boston, Junta advices irom the headquarters of Mindanao, however, were quiet, the bill Mr. Korakee of Ohio In charge of Washington, 000 01000 0—1 their less fortunate friends. »C» ♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦ ftftftftftftftft ♦»»♦♦♦♦♦ ftftft and wooden the Cuban civil government at La A despatch from tho governor of Santi- the measure replied introducing numer- napkins Tne Base hits—Boston, 9; Washington, 8. 11 uanaja in Camaguey, report that more ago de Cuba says that nothing of a fresh special attendant in charge of this ous authorities in support of his position. Errors—Boston, 0; Washington, 2. Bat- dishes, cups, than 5000 Spanish volunteers and many nature has occurreu at that place. room has a large The vote upon Mr. Daniel’s amendment drinking responsibility resting they copy it they do not use the musical BRICK FORT BOMBARDED. teries—Nichols and Bergen; Weyhing and regulars from Puerto Prince and Nuevi- Premier Sagasta, upon leaving the cabi- upon her. She is Miss Etta to strike out the seventh seotion of the Josselyn characters, but write it exactly as it is Maguire. and a thousand other tas. garrison have deserted to the net today, said that two provinces of Gillin. The of in a bill was then taken the amendment being patriot privilege reading read to them. Much copying in that way army. Luzon were still loyal to the Spanish gov- room by themselves meant two things to rejected 28 to 17. At Chicago—Chicago, 9; Cincinnati, 1. is done from the musical compositions Fortifications at Caimanera by summer The immediate cause of desertion was ernment, but that the situation in Manila the blind. It afforded an to Destroyed Mr. Teller of Colorado, briefly discussed At New York—New Phila- things. opportunity owned by the library. York, 11; the fear of the American foe. Blanco’s was of the most serious kind. read books that had hitherto been unat- Our 'Warships. the bill maintaning that the proposed 3. After the reading room for the blind delphia, Don’t think of agent, General Castilo, has removed most tainable, and it was an bank was unnecessary and was an enter- At 6; going acknowledgment was opened the library officials were anx- Brooklyn—Baltimore, Brooklyn, of his artillery inland to Puerto MILES COMING BACK. of them as a class. This prise with which the United States gov- Principe acknowledg- ious that everything possible should be on a vacation to the city. ment is especially dear, because their Camp McCalla, Guantanamo June ernment ought to have nothing to do. Washington, June 10.—General Miiles, done which would tend toward its suc- Bay, NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. Santa Cruz del Sur has been invested complete dependence on the will of 3.30 via Mr. Sewall of New Jersey, said the or commanding the army, is expected to re good cessful and permanent operation. One 15, p. in., Kinegton, June 16.— beach, country any- ty the Cubans and communication by the r seeing friends has made them looked establishment of the proposed bank would At turn to Washington some time tomorrow. suggestion that has resulted in constant The brick fort and earthworks at Caima- Taunton—Taunton, 14; New Bed- sail boat bus been established with Ja- as of and this certainly encourage trade with South of his staff are upon objects charity, pub- came from David ford, 7. where else without Some of the members and increasing pleasure nera, at the end of the be one of having maica. lic recognition of them as a class railroad leading to Amerioan countries. It would At booked to come back with him, but posses- Hutcheson, superintendent of the general Pawtucket—Pa wtuoket, 6; Fail sing the needs of the city of were the factors upon the part of this country 3. a several of them may be left at Tampa intelligent seeing people room. It occurred to Mr. Guantanamo, demolished River, look around in this in. GERMANY HAS NO THOUGHT OF is to their natural desire for in- reading looking to the development of our South- for some time to attend to such matters soothing Hutcheson that if each day a good reader today by the bombardment of the At Brookton—Brockton; 5; Newport 3. INTERFERING. dependence. The collection of literature Texas, ern trade. as may be necessary. could be secured to read aloud to the Marblehead and section. at their service embraces all the standard Suwaneo. The warships He was satisfied that the steamship teresting Berlin, June 10.—The Cologne Gazette Inspector General Breokenridge and blind visitors for an hour they could be- DON’T MEDDLE WITH MINES. works, the Bible, encyclopaedias, Dick- opened fire at 3 p. m., and the bombard- lines would follow the incorporation of today publishes a note understood to be Chief Engineer Ludlow went to Cuba come acquainted with much literature he ens, the ment lasted one hour and the bank. As a business man heartily June 16.—The Senate com- semi which reads as follows: with the army of invasion. The presence Thackeray, Eliot, Emerson, that has not been in the thirty minutes. Washington, official, and minor yet reproduced commended the measure. of General Miles ut is great poets, etc., and many for the blind. With the co- The Texas steamed mittee on military affairs today autho- According to trustworthy information army headquarters publications slowly up the chan- was laid musical compositions. These works are At 1.41 p. m., the bill aside, rized a favorite the bill re- all conjectures in the present political desired by Secretary Alger and the Pres- operation of Miss Glffen, this plan was nel to the report upon found copied in several different systems, leading fortifications, followed the Senate went into executive session, cently introduced at the instance of the circles in Spain which are being built on dent at this time as there are many ques- worked out. Mr. Hutcheson was a little OWEN, MOORE & CO. the most popular being the New York closely by the Marblehead. The Texas and at 5.15 p. m., adjourned war for the of the supposition of Germany to abandon tions in connection with Jihe invasion of timorous at iirst of its continued suooess, department punishment point system, which was invented a num- the wilful of submarine her neutrality in the Philippine question Santiago and the projected expedition to fearing it would he difficult to secure fired two shots as range finders, both fall- injury mines, ber of years ago by Prof. Wait, superin- short and to the fortifications or other works of defense are entirely In epanish official Porto Kico upon it is desired to consult readers for each day, but, on the con- ing right. The Marble- THE HOUSE. baseless. tendent of the New York Institute for head stood IN of the The quarters the arrival of German men-of- him. trary, more readers have offered their ser- off to the west side of the government. punishment the Blind. It is taught in twenty-five channel and the House to- is a line of not to exceed 1500 and war at Manila is regarded as perfectly General Miles will be also consulted re- vices than dates can he found for, and opened with her five inoh Washington, June 16.—In provided BASE BALL out of the thirty-seven schools for the first on the imprisonment lor five years. The com natural, for the great German interests specting the investment of Havana and very celebrated readers at that. The guns fort, knocking down part of lay Mr. Dlngley called up the bill supple- blind in this and finds the wall. mittee amended the bill a there demand whether it is wise to undertake that be- country, naturally person to read aloud was Mrs. John by providing — AND ... protection. more users than other in the mental to the war revenue measure de- like fore autumn when the season has any library. Kussell wife of the Librarian. The Texas then threw in some 13 inoh penalty for trespass upon suoh works. rainy It includes rausio and Young, SECOND BRIGAD& GOING SOUTH. passed. literature, corre- Thomas Nelson Page. Kate Douglas shells, tearing down the wall of the fort signed to supply some ommissions and spondence. The American Braille I sys- Grace Greenwood, Frank Stock- and throwing the brioks and mortar to strengthen the means of administering e dune 10.—a rumor tem. which an Wiggin, ROSE WHITE HELD. usniiigiuu, gaiueu TROOPS FOR THIRD EXPEDITION. is adaptation of the origi- ton and other authors have con- thirty feet in the air. TENNIS GOODS.*"" many foothold in to the nal French Braille in use on the Camp Alger today Conti- tributed their quota to the daily reading After badly damaging the fort the Augusta, June 16.—At & preliminary •effect that the Second Brigade, first di- San June 16. —The Bulletin nent, is taught in ten schools, in Marblehead ition mutual, casualty, fidelity and guar- Francisco, notably matinee. On several occasions celebrities stood further in to shell the this morning at Chelsea, Rose A Fine Assortment is to to Fla. News was received today that all and and the differ- hearing vision, proceed Fernandina, says: Philadelphia Boston, have given little talks rather than read- earthworks and barracks at the west end antee companies conducted not for profit. It is =uid that the authority for this talk the troops now in San Francisco and as- ent methods have their firm adherents of the harbor. White was charged with the murder of ings, and these are especially appreciated, After an Mr. At Lowest Prices. was a delivered to for in Manila will leave tlDli admirers There is a. svstem tnnmn explanation by Dingley message Brigadier signed duty by particularly when they relate to travel. She knocked them into the air and her husband, Everett White, Wednesday General commander of the the third This of men as the Moon which is an old the bill was Garretson, expedition. body type, Eng- These have a most inter- when the Spaniards fled from the fort passed. lish readings proved morning. Probable cause was found and brigade, by a superior officer. It is also will be augmented by the now method and is said to be were shelled the After a the Senate bill regiments especially esting feature of the reading room, and they by St. Paul and spirited fight, the said that the following regiments will on thi way to this adapted for adults who have lost driven into woman was committed without bail On onr Second Floor we have city. teaching groatly extended the scope and opportu- the bushes. making Sabine Pass and Port Arthur, uocompany the brigade: Third New their sight in later years. Miss Moon of of the room’s The Spaniards fired five to the county jail to awaic the action of nity frequenters. Many only shots of with York; First Rhode Island; Fourth of Prof. the in- did no Texas, sub-ports entry,was passed London, daughter Moon, blind persons desired to avail themselves which damage. After the ships the grand jury at the Superior court. Missouri, Ninth Massachusetts and First ventor of this type, has this year been in stood out into the an amendment eliminating.Port Arthur. ui wie privileges ui me reauixxg ruuui, harbor, the Spaniards The body of Everett White will be buried New York volunteer Montgomery, Ala., June 16.—On Tues- this to further the the bush fire HAMMOCKS cavalry. country endeavoring and were unable to do so because they in opened on the Marble- Mx-. Democrat of Missouri, by his seven miles Irom use of Cowherd, Friday parents. day night, Wetumpka, the system. She succeeded in in- no one head’s launch which had to them to the library, replied vigorouslvJ William Garden William bring Il'Kc Cl.nrnr.nn -i-- 3 1 1 fought.the amendment vigorously. SPANISH LINER DETAINED. and his wife and Mrs. John BusBeJl in -- teresting Young it, of umc a in so Miss Gillen interested a number auu THE WEATHER. great variety. Cariee, all old persons, were murdered but the New York and the Ameri- the The House passed a hill authorizing the June 16.—The trans- point women who were willing to act as es- shelled bushes, driving the Spaniards Gibraltar, Spanish aDd their horns burned to conceal the can Braille are the standards and are like- N atlantic liner San has arrived corts to the afflicted ones, and these inland. instruction of a bridge aoross iagara Augustine, crime. Garden hoarded his money and ly to remain so. here from for the of escorts day by day bring their charges at Qrand Island, and then, went Cadiz, purpose ship- the murder was committed to secure it. The for b ind is so river, cost of printing the to the THE ping 1800 tons of coal. She has beer de- Sol and readings. PATROL SERVICE. into committee of the whole to consider Yesterday Jackson, Lewis Spear great that only the well-to-do can attempt is tained by the British authorities and a It is interesting to note that there another negro were arrested for the crime. the collection of an individual library; Washington, June 16.—The De- ihe bill. SHORT & HARMON that the coal is intended for no distinction of color or nationality. Navy general deficiency LORING. guarantee Jackson and Spear confessed and told hence the benefit of a reading room to has Its the commercial purposes. The first reader was a colored man, and partment completed arrangement In the general debate upon bill, Mr. jelSeodtf purely where they buried the money, $1200. To- them. The Bible, for instance, which of Atlantic and Gulf coast the second a young white girl, who patrol and of South 2 Gibraltar, June 16.—The San Augustin day a mob of 500 broke in the jail, but cun be condensed into a edition from Wilson, Democrat Carolina,de- pocket asked for Emerson’s Essays, saying she stretching Eastport, Me., around was detained on the American consul’s were unable to into the inner oage for readers and for 25 New livered a in of the 5CHGONER DAMAGED BY SQUALL. get ordinary bought was for Emerson. The litera- to Orleans, there are no less than speech support Lodge that the coal was where the were. The sheriff cents or even in fin- “hungry representations probably prisoners less, when published is of a re- forty auxiliary naval and Mr. Carmack,':Dem- June fleet. ture called for by the readers craft, including mmigation bill, Maohias, 16.—The schooner Sarah, intended for the Cadiz telegraphed the governor for troops and at ger print covers a series of eight volumes swift reconstructed markably high order. The very concen- yaohts, single turret ocrat of Tennessee upon tbe proba- from for Maohias with eight o’clock tonight ninety former mem- and costs $100. A prayerbook sells for monitors of the civil spoke Boston, general tration required of the blind for their war, tug boats, in the NICAKAGUA CANAL. bers of the militia left here on a special $20, and a common slate for boats and not a few bility of the war ending iDaugura- merchandize, when off Petit Menan yes- writing reading creates a order of intelli- ferry large and well train. A tew minutes after o’clock $1.25. This of a high Juno eight slate consists table, of the armed merchantmen. These ilon of a of territorial aggression, terday was struck a Washington, 16.—Prof. Haupt, of word gence, and a desire to learn best. forty shipB policyj morning by squall was received that the mob bad pro- guide and stylus, and the rapidity with are at the several and Juno 16.—Forecast for the Nicaragua canal commission, was be- The room is well every day, disposed large ooast fcrgning from this conclusion the Washington, from the northeast carrying away her cured blacksmith broke open the which the blind write is marvellous. As patronized while a fore the Senate committee on the Nica- tools, even in on wet and gulf cities, hundred miles or New and and The in- bad weather, though days for Friday, Maine, Hampshire aDd otherwise the cage secured the prisoners. they read they frequently pause to jot more seaward an outer resulting necessity greatly increasing jibboom damaging ragua canal today. Be expressed the more men than women are observed. picket line is variable tention of the it is stated, is to take down on the slate some comments on tbe four of laval and and the in- Vermont: Fair weather, winds, to the that canal as inob, maintained by t,ho and military strength schooner. Owing the heavy sea, opiuion the proposed was them Many pleasant and lasting friendships larger to the scene of the crime and hang book they are studving. Their more effective warships of the (Vitabie in frequent inter- entirely feasible and placed the cost of writing are formed among the readers and a sys- San Fran- participation becoming Southwesterly. schooner was kept completely submerged them. is done from to class. national Mr. Carmack contend- construction at between and right left, though they tem of maintained. cisco wrangles, June 16.—Forecast for be- $90,000,000 —- correspondence Many features Friday: for an hour and read from left to right. The correspond- the id that the international tax of Boston, nearly consequently $95,000,000. letters of about room are of WOVEN ence tlimesolves is a source inquiry ;he war revenue bill would necessarily weather, probably without came After four hours HOSE COMPANY FAILS. among great received from resident s of oth- nice thing to fight Partly cloudy unmanageable. of eduoatlon, and com- constantly with. oecome fixtures in the ooun- Cele TRANSPORTS SAID TO HAVE BEEN entertainment, er permanent Southerly winds. the most exhausting labor by Capt. June of cities. a rain, warmer, Boston. 16.—The and where several are __ 17.— A revenue and be perpetual assignment fort, gathered in Paris, Jnne despatch to the ury’s system were made SIGHTED. the Boston Woven Hose and Rubber com- the he and orew, temporary repairs reading room, after the reading is MAINE WOOLEN MANUFACTURERS. from Madrid, says: nquisitorial burden. The oountry, harbor was made the is- Figaro “Captain and the schooner worked into tho pany public tonight by finished a smart of to Cadiz was with a seemed to be with a desire to Rev. Nathanial Butler, D. D., presi- Hong June 16.—A rumor has interchange slates Aunon’s visit view said, swept a Kong, suance of a statement for the June IB.—Ihe Maine Wool- where she could be reached by tug. here from assignees. goes on, each reading with his the Skowhegan, of at sea with a new and make the war bring enlarged possessions, dent of university was at the Con- reached Iloilo, Philippine isl- of fingers experimenting Colby Though primarily manufacturers thoughts jotted down by the other. en Manufacturers held their annual meet- shell which i'he war in the cause of humanity, ands, that some United States transports powerful explosive liberates began gress hotel yesterday. He is en INVITED TO MAINE. mechanical rubber goods, during the last The for the blind of the The out of Cuba the Square from San Francisco were sighted off that printing coun- ing here today. following officers poisonous gas. the voices in favor Libre, three years, the company has been in the is done in Lewis women and route to Gorham, Me., where he will to- on the of June 9. The try Louisville, Boston and were elected: Anderson, Skowhe- loncontrados, the starving Detroit, Mich., June 16.—The Congress place evening pneumatic tire business and the discredit Hoi Philadelphia. In the last city most of the E. E. ihlldren were now silenoed and through- day deliver an address before the graduat- of Labor of the United British steamer Kwong has started of gan, president; Hxissey, Sanford, commissionerst late attaching to to do with for the blind are >nt and die after from this for Manila vvith a load of everything magazines published. and treasurer; E. M. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. the land on every hand,press peo- olass of the Normal school in that States adjourned sine having port bicycles and the recent failure The secretary Goodale, ing especially late Prof. Kneass, himself a blind J. R- Pollock, ple talked of conquest and acquisition the invitation of Commissioner provisions. of a at Sanford; Guilford; Wm. local cannot reach the aocepted large sundries house, seem to he man, started the magazine A. O. by applications as they >f territory. The reading of the bill place. Matthews of Maine to meet at Augusta the root of the assets publication, Dobson, Pittsfield; Fuller, Hart- diseased portion of the ear. There is only one of assignment. The which is now carried on Mrs. forth caustic crltioism from Mr. Mr. W. A. Kimball Portland is to next by Jose’- land, D. R. Campbell, Sangerville, exe- w?y to cure deafness and that is by constitu- jailed year. are given at ¥2,100,000, and the liabilities phine B. Cobb. The favorite of California, and Mr. U. S. he Food periodical cutive committee. tional remedies. Deafness is caused by au in- ^ouls, Republican manage the Old Orchard pier this sum- Hon. Carroll I). Wright, labor Easy ¥1,200,000. is the New York Point of North re-elected Standard, which flamed condition of the mucous lining tile lohnson, Republican of Dakota, mer. commissioner, was president, is an is Inflamed for Horn of to up-to-date magazine in every par- WE SETTLE WITH CANADA. Eustachian Tube. When this tube ipon former Postmaster General .Gary and Hon. Samuel Hartlord, have a hear- Easy Buy, BOTH FOUND GUILTY. ticular, and has a large circulation. In you rumbling sound or imperfect laving added 346 letter carriers to the was re-elected Secretary. June and when Deafness is ; THE MODERN BEAtlY Conn., it are found all the Washington, 16.—The claims of ing it is entirely closed. iervice and Increased incidental expen- to departments ourrent. and can be Easy Cook, Boston, June 16.—The in the case in other sealers out of seizures the result, unless the inflammation , ds, nnautho, jury magazines, even fashions re- Canadian arising out and normal thereby causing an expense thrives oa food and with WITH of John H. L. Jones and Maria E. Collins the united States in taken this tube restored to its ■ized good sunshine, CONFERENCE CANADA. to ceiving a share of attent oh. All made by Bering sea, condition, : by law,exceeding the poBt-office ap- Eat, returned a verdict of in both cases publi- settled hearing will be destroyed forever; of exercise in the open air. Her Easy cations for the were finally the < that he plenty June I6.n-It has been guilty blind are necessarily today by payment nine cases out of ten are caused by iropriation. They contended Ottawa, Ont., de- today. In the Middlesex Criminal court. Julian catarrh, 1 icted to bulky and weighty. The shelves in the to Sir Pauncefote, the British am- which is nothing but an Inflamed condition of wrongly and should have kept the form glows with health and her face cided to hold the international conference Jones is about years old and the of mucous < made Easy Digest. forty Congressional room are bassador approximately 8478,000, being the surfaces expenses within the between the United States and Canada at girl, who is his 16 old. 'The Library reading lull amount of We will give One appropriations blooms with its beauty. If her system niece, years made especially to hold this literature, the the claim as settled Hundred Dollars for any )y the last Congress. Quebec on July 15th. The Canadian iiaker Oats ran from her Bidde- an case of Deatness (caused that can action of a girl away home in and tables are under agreement between the United by catarrh) A heated debate needs the cleansing laxative will be Sir Wilfrid placed about to support be cured by Hall’s was*thus precipitated representatives ford, Maine, two and it is States and Great not Catarrh Cure. Send for iver the At all years ago, tbe books when in use by the readers. Britain. free. paragraph carrying $163,000 for she uses the gentle and pleasant Laurier; Sir Richard Cartwright and Sir charged that she and Jones had since been circulars; remedy, grocers Among the blind frequenters of tbe room CHKNNEY 1 ibe post office deficiency, but it was not Louis Davis. Hon. Francis Langeliev in Sentences Gov. ha6 CO. &ToIed.,0 Sydru of made by the California living together Cambridge. are many excellent musicians. are Leedy been renominated for Sold by Drugr .sts, 76c. >assed and the House at 5.12 o’clock, ad- Figs, will In all probablity b« the agent -lb. will be They of legal pkgs. only imposed next Wednesday. instructed orally In music, and when governor Kansas by the Democrats. Hall’s Famil> Pm, are ^ b t ourned- Fig Syrup Co. only. for the Dominion. from the WOMEN’S BOARD ports workers themselves, and win hold a businesS MISCEUiAKEOCJS. MISCEIXAXEOUS. OF MISSIONS. SOUTH PORTLAND. jneeUngt|nrtUrcll | | MIBCEHAraOFS. the account given by Mrs. Pette, a and Mrs 800*abie at the home of Mr- A- s- even- Annual missionary from was full of infor- ing. As *1 Dyer, Monday Twenty-fifth Sleeting With State Japan, tii 8 on the the seasno *° be the last meeting of SEVEN mation, and inspiration. Mrs. Pette is a Mr. Bonn, motorman Cap< Street Church. is "■ accident oi ready, easy speaker, and she described in elcetrios met with a severe STANDARD CLOTHING was CO. last. He adjust “STg"5*teertT The morning meeting of the Maine a very interesting way the houses in Wednesday eveniDg his oar along thi Branoh of which the American missionaries live, the head on the Women's Board of Foreign lng light 80n SUTHERLAND when a car jus PaB8ed which are a sort of oroes between the at the terminus, Thnr.sday the Mu0rse an.d Missions was held in the of State loop Mr >, home of her parents, vestry the brake am street chnrch and Japanese and American, as it has been front of him slipped das- Dyer, Knightville Thnrsday, opened very it MtoSwJS* found for the He was wee ge berlans Hoyt has returned to Cum- promptly at half ten, the impossible American Mis- backed against him 1?en past president, suffers pain Portland. sionary to entirely adopt the between tho two cars and am SISTERS Mrs. W. II. Fenn. After the Soripture Japanese Anna Ae banner and daughter of The the squeeze. and the Mrs. J. L. methods living. kitchen stove, the ful bodily injuries from oflW. armoath. Mrs. Bulis Mosher reading prayer, are the bed and the machine and wife and!Mr. T. A. Mosher of Rox- a cordial address of upstairs sewing Mr. Elisha Newell bnrvM8 Jenkyns gave very 0,1 entertained at were the three objeote in the of their Mrs, thehoA, ss,,’.aT0 being weloome to the ladles present, congratu- missionary guest3 daughter, °^-^rs- M. E. Mosher, Summer of the streetme them the of the houses greatest interest to the Newell of Knightville. lating upon completion easan and Mrs. Pette said one must a very p at the twenty-fifth anniversary of their work, Japanese Merriman’s band gave OaJii8-n'licS. Dindsey, employed to at then ®°- is enjoying a vacation at always be willing receive the Japanese dinner on Wednesday evenin g, the i!i“OX and more especially for having had the home of her Mr. W. H. Llnd- visitors. She also gave a entertain- ladles who so a J fathet, same efficient president, expressing from very band quarters, to the aooount of a visit to a house given at ladies of the street ohurch the ing Japanese assisted them at the fair recently Hamilton, Elm street, is the State ir mim.^;..AnJtdo of the it was were ri°e from a 6evere attack of neural- it to receive the members of lengthy ceremony necessary Oasis Hall. About 40 or 60 people gia pleasure gave en DOUBLE BREASTED KNEE and KI5i i li.i to through before able to talk was highly TOP-COATS the mission Mrs. Fenn said it go being attendance and the affair at the mills have sooiety. rooo6 eJiployes rolling PANT SUITS, sizes 7 to 16 years. of the things nearest the heart. The able. work after a “shut down” for a What Indispensable articles at this season ot to have the meet- joy gave her great pleas are few of these are new also told of the accom- a recent weeks. Many goods that have for the speaker great good Miss Florence ^ Merry man, the 3 to 16 can ing at the State street church, come in late from the year, Every boy years the Bible Woman and closed of High makers, others are women there had been most plished by graduate the South Portland always foi MUSIC AND DRAMA. broken sizes of lots have one in the latest style by coming her address by relating the experiences of School has been awarded two prizes large but all suits hospitable in opening their doors to the that have here with $3.50. Covert Chevi- a Bible woman who was an during her $3.50 retailed and made to retail at Cloths, Women’s this the fourth Japanese eoholarsliip and deportment Board, being ol ots and Worsted—all new of hers. is a volume PARK. will do in our de- $5.00, 6.50 and 8.00—now offered at the goods—reg- time the annual had been held especial helper our years course. One RIVERTON Hair meeting ular 6.50 and 8.00 In Grower and This address was followed remi- other a extremely low of $5.00, qualities. the scholarship price a in that chnrch. Mrs. Fenn also spoke of by Whittier’s poems, Yesterday was the kind of a day which for $3.50 suit. niscences of work She alsc partment Boys. the face of the fact that woolens have the bond of union between the two twenty-live years’ given at Shaw’s Business College. People enjoy at Riverton. There W6re from advanced 30 all we by Mrs. Daniels and Miss Lord. as a EXPLANATION. per cent, those goods parishes of State and High street, the Agnes reoeived, graduating present many who availed themselves of the op- SAILOR SUITS, the newest, nob- Gleaner Mrs. Daniels an oi offer are gave Interesting aooount her Mr. Charles Thompson, the two weeks and at the great values. Scalp State street being a daughter church of unde, portunity to see the park in all its June During past biest and latest styles for 4 to 10 we have Boys of her experience with the Young Ladies’ a handsome gold present time, been giving the F©s° the High street parish, and therefore the Thompson Brothers, beauty,Hand 1° hearjtand.see the various years. Hero are blue cheviots and Over S4- Years Mission Band her residence in of Portland and an ob- miDOV during watoh and chain. attractions that are offered there. public vicinity SUITS, 1 For Boys Ask reciprocal affection was especially strong. being lesson in how we could sell serges, beautiful fancy brown and your druggist about it. Portland and said she looked back of the ladies of the Uni- The ject showing gray VESTEE SUITS, } 3 to 8 After the of a Mrs. upon At a meeting Fadettes yesterday gave unequalled singing hymn, Fenn, fine, artistic, elegantly made up Suits mixtures, elegantly trimmed, regular FAU NT LEROY that work with peculiar affection. versalist a vote of thanks was all concerts there and SUITS, i years. as president, gave a most interesting ad- parish, satisfaction. During Overcoats for Gentlemen and 6.50 and Miss Lord who is con- Young $5.00, 8.00 suits, to be closed Agnes soon to return extended to all persons outside of the was much and it found Men at 25 to 40 per cent less than the Beautiful of handsome two HUMOROUS dress, in whioh she told something of the delightj expressed out at variety novel- to her work in told of for their contributions to the vent regular retail dealers. We have only $3.50 a suit history of this Maine Branch of Foreign missionary Turkey gregation in frequent and hearty applause proved ties in our in this Blue, Brown and Gray Mixed, the starting of the missionary society and entertainment given in honoi from the audiences. The modest demeanor ability respect to hundreds, Missions, telling of the first meeting of supper and HEALTH LECTURES. here and of the of satisfaction her at °1 hundreds more are coming as the For Fancy trimmed Suits. Your choice of three women at feeling of the oommand Camp Burdett. the members of the their vacation anywhere at mountains High street ohurch, Mrs. orchestra, result. We a sale of fine mother Mrs. Lord had that there was one Renssellaer of the Church begin today or seashore these 200 of Lord, Miss Spofford and Miss Gould, Mr. Greeley musical talent, which shows in every se- reliable, artistic, durable for suits are desirable in nearly them, $3.50 each. so the Clothing eminently fitted as was Mrs. Fenn for of the Messiah has to lection and the su- now Mrs. Rowland, who organized the just presented which they perform, Boys under the heading, every particular. $5.00, and 6.50 qualities. the president and as Miss Spofford for the Universalist church of South Portland perior FREE society. Special mention was made of character of the leadership of Mrs. Miss Lord’s words in volumes mu- Miss Clara Hamlen, Miss Agnes Lord, secretary. regard several of church Nichols,| all tend to*make these ladies What $3.50 Will Bo, to her future work earnest and im- Miss Miss Bliss were sio, for whioh the thanks of the soolety prime favorites with the Their Kimball and Miss Gonld, public. and we ask you have and all must have felt how en- tendered. cordially you—if and Miss the missionaries who pressive wore concerts will continue to grow in popu- COME TO THE STANDARD Ladd, want come here THIS WEEK so the Boys—and clothing—to tirely fitted she is for the place she is Schooner “July Fourth” was on larity the summer. BY R. C. FLOWER, OF BOSTON, have been sent out by the Maine Branoh throughout and see what $3.50 will do. soon to A letter was read by beach for and the and See What $3.50 Will Do in Our of the W. B. M, and who have all done ocoupy. yesterday overhauling, Gorman’s vaudeville.stars are still giv- Boys’ Dept. Miss Twitchell from Miss Mary Morrill scow which their such excellent, conscientious work in the Ripple, Capt. George Doyen, ing performances and will remain full of enthusiasm and encouragement for has been in work at only until The countries where they have been sent. engaged government Saturday night. time to It City Elall, Wednesday, June 22, at 2.30 the results of missionary work in North D iamond was repairs see them is and it STANDARD CLOTHING CO. Mrs Fean also had a word to Island, undergoing growing short should NO. 255 MIDDLE pleasant Miss STREET. P. U. to Women and at 8 P. M. to China where she is soon to join at the marine bo remembered that a flue en- Only, say for the women who had held offices in railway. they give Mrs. in Mad ftnlv. Gould of this city; and another by The boat Elizabeth City wa3 tertainment. Some of their features are the past, and if those who were no longer ferry trinity to show the high, pure quality and grounds and sanitary regulations and Dr. Simonton from Mrs. Rowland formerly colors in nonor of the in this world. She also stated holiday yesterday unparalleled in vaudeville entertain- of her voice, fully maintain- Murcb. The finest lectures ever delivered free working the flexibility Miss Elizabeth Gould telling of early arrival at the Cape of the guests of the ments in New if not in this that In these twenty-five years $100,000 England, ing her reputation as a vocalist. Mr. The question of shingling the Valen- ■dm i iiOsil to men and women for the benefit of the and the meetings of the board here very Maine country. One should never allow Vanola tJou u».vu Steamship Company. tine street sohool house uuuviiuuuuu| iuiiotu vuwuoaiiu John Baser, in his Yankee specialties, was left with Mr. of those who ri T1 6ick, would regain their few peop e who attended them. Mro M P tHnlmoa lli'fi the meet* to be within reaoh and not see his of which had been This easy the audience in uproarous Pride, with power. The most given by legacies. that after kept laughter important youth, beauty and health, of those who Mrs. Fenn said very happily of the W. F. M. S. at Biddeford yes- ..vuupuuj uuo ucuauu- address was in Mrs. Fenn’s usual ing ouus, paiiiiuiuuii.y his and comio Mr. order of business was the election of given had by quaint sayings. would preserve these essentials in hu- listening to so much that happened terday. ing of the barrel and while it graceful and charming manner, and her globe, Samuel P. Cutter, the noted tenor, ren- teachers for the year, which resulted as in tne It WOUJO DO inwirauug uu near COAL. man of those who desire past The Billow” of Harpswell. would be a loss to miss Mile. life, knowledge must ever have “Rising positive dered several selections follows: High F. W. presence given inspiration who would composed by School—Principal, ind the keenest most incisive something from those carry was moored yesterday at Venus’s remarkable exhibition of danc- enjoy fun, to the past twenty-five annual meetings Capt. Eastman, Floridlm, in his usual artistio manner, Freeman; assistants, Maude S. Dudley, In the future and a little wit and on the work Spear’s wharf for ing wire work and the wonderful somer- Louise \ Full Assortment ot touching pathos. to which she has been repairing. and was to to numerous W. Danielson Fred A. Ho bbs, Lehigh and Free- always present. role” recited a little obliged respond girl from the “cradle A. D. Wilson corner of Front and Saw- sault which she does. Other members of No orator in this world stands higher Miss as home Miss Annie of Portland Margaret E. Matthews. Hayes's report secretary Mrs. Fenn with some encores. Willey Coals tor Domestic Use. than R. ▼erse and presented yer streets, is painting, whitening and the company are good in their Burning C. Flower of Boston, no platform was read by Mrs. J. F. Thompson, whioh equally acoompanied each of the artists upon Bridge Street Grammar—Principal, C. beautiful flowers. Mr. Philip Pitcher about his lines. Madame Bartution voice has ever the of this the condition of the making general repairs store, never appears W. Alma V. Pocahontas (Semi-Bituminous) and swayed people ^ated satisfactory the Mission Band from the piano. Wentworth; assistants, representing High has In a but she is like auxiliaries the and and just put large refrigeratoi greeted by hearty applause Winnefred Adelaide P. Cumberland country his tongue, for years rocog- various through state, also words of Fellows, Griggs, Georges Creek Coals are street church brought greet- of the most oi from the lovers of musio. It is a wonder MoCULLUM’S THEATRE. nized as the but little as to members. approved pattern,.capable Gowen, Lizzie M. Griggs, Carrie M. greatest living physician and change Special and lovely flowers to Mrs. Fenn and insnrpassed for general steam and ing 500 pounds of ice. to singers that she can keep her voice so Two audiences attended the after- Eva M. at the head of the of mention was made of the interest revived holding large Pratt, Roborts. greatest practice the Daughters of the Covenant represented is now artis- and use. Trefethon,s bowling alley pure sweet and still sing in the open noon and of “The Forest Street forge modern times and the by the person <1 visits of Miss Mary Mor evening performances Grammar—Principal, J. discoverer and by Miss Hall presented her with a framed air so tically lettered with two conspiououe much, but that does not seem to Dawn of Freedom,” afMcCullum’s thea- A. Edith A. Genuine \ teacher of the New rill to almost every auxiliary in the state. Tuttle; assistants, Bragdon, Lykens alley Franklin, Domestic Health oopy of their peldge which they later re- of the effect its wonderful from signs at either end building. range or exquisite tre and gave testimony of their Ina M. A. of how to Reports from the vice presidents in yesterday Allen, Myra Bragdon, Helen English and American Cannel. Science, preserve indefinitely citation conoert. will as usual en- sweetness of tone at all. Her Waldo, Cumberland, Mr. George F. Henley presence appreciation of the performance by liber- M. Shenault, Cora E. Clay, Thirsa P. health ana Franklin, Oxford, were around youth, beauty without a Envelopes passed through ter the of the Union Mutual com- is also and her of the That the who were were listened employ pleasing singing al and vociferous applause. Davis. Above Coals Constant- biemish or and Kennebec, present the audience both in the and in break, flaw, how to re- morning his vacation. Star Spangled Banner is the is a to with great interest. pany during always sig- magnificent production great popu- Warren Sohool—Lizzie M. Adams, cover lost and the charms the afternoon with “silver offering” in R. M. Cole left for Buckfleld nal for cheers. Little ly On Hand. vitality fleeting Mrs. J. W. D. Carter’s of the Mr. yes- patriotic Blanche lar sucoess there is no doubt,as the atten- Lillian M. Davies. report them in silver letters and as the treasurer TELEPHONE .... 100-3 of beauty and youth, a science which for a week’s Gibbs is rightly oalled a sonbrette. work in Foreign Mission was given with terday trip. dainty dance has increased each time the play Brown Street—Mitta V. Jones, Julia makes it for Mrs. Cullen Chapman reported in the is to be the Her are and possible nearly every sick earnestness. Mrs. Carter said she Mr. O. P. S. Dyer proving songs extremely amusing has beenlpresented. Tonight will be cele- A. Doyle. OFFICE: great a deficit of five hundred dollars to cure morning line fisherman of the shore. successful of the “coon person themselves without the had “a keen of that we high Cape specimens songs,” brated as military night at this theatre, Main Street—Alice J. Lillian G. pang regret the ladles Libby, 7b Commercial & 70 it was hoped that might give he 67 cunners in about so popular at this while her danc- Exchange Sts. personal aid or attention of a physician. could not do a little more,” though the Wednesday caught time, all the officers from Portland Head and Pennell. »PrS U.W&Ktt their very utmost to keep up their former and succeeded in s is itself. There should be In fact this new domestic science makes work had been satisfactory. Twenty-five 80 minutes, hauling ing grace Fort Preble, accompanied by their wives Valentine Street—Minnie L. and on the work. Hodsdon, Notice. pledges help good sized cod with a cunner throngs of people at Riverton oc- messenger’s it within the province of ail (without the years ago, said Mrs. Carter, there was no big only pole. during and the members of their staff will Mary McCavitt. Votes of thanks were offered to the W. is an ad- the remainder of this Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland of medioal women but now the George Doughty building engagement. seats have been reserved Saco Street—A. Lendette County general expense doctoring) to cure missionary, cupy boxes,while Stackpole. State of Maine. Cumberland, s. s. June ath. different railroads for granting half fare to Mr. store or work done women in this field was dition Dyer’s grocery THE GEM. for the soldiers in the orchestra and bal- Duck Pond—Winnefred Gowen. A. D., 189S. themselves, restore their youth and by to the delegates and also to the ladies of Sawyer street. advance sale is IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the 9tb and maintain the vi- wonderful in results. Mrs. Carter spoke It needed favorable weather to in- cony. The unusually Rooky Hill—Louise A. Goodell. beauty indefinitely State street church for their hospitality. only THIS of June. A. D.. 1898, a warrant in in accom- and indications day very enthus astically of the results CAPE COTTAGE NOTES. sure attendances at the and large for tonight, point Spruce Street—Mrs. E. A. Libby. was issued out of the Court of Insol- tality and charms of youth. After a prayer by Miss Patten the meet- large Gem, lolven'cy There will be a for said of plished in China, Japan, Turkey and to the olam bake whioh and his excel- to a crowded house. Prides Corner—Inez P. Page. vency County Cumberland, against Every man and woman should hear ing adjourned till eight o’clock in the In addition yesterday Byron Douglas :he estate of and advised woman at S. 30. Cars leave the Musio Teacher—Maude L. Africa, every present w as Dana G. Rob- lent oompany were greeted with crowds of matinee today Legrow. these lectures. They will ring in your evening. provided yesterday by EDWARD JORDAN, of Portland, take “Life and 15 minutes between 1 and 2 It was voted to leave the matter of em- to Light.” inson of the be had to look aftei expeotant and happy faoes at both mati- square every to be an Insolvent on ears like bells of music forever. They Casino, idjuged Debtor, petition J. F. as of in the and 6.30 and a teacher for manual )f said Debtor, which petition was tiled on the Mrs. Thompson secretary a at nee and evening performances. In faot o’clock afternoon, ploying training will make and bet- The reception given for Mrs. Fenn in large wedding party Kennebnnkport, Sth of June, A. D., 1898. to which date in you younger, happier Branch of the the The theatre cars leave with the committee on teachers day the Junior work, reported 200. it was a sort of gala day, for in the after- 7.45 in evening. and in- ;erest on claims is to be in mind the the evening at State street chapel proved numbering quite computed. ter. your dates. at of or Keep a year full of hopeful signs. Mrs. Thomp- of noon the Maine direct for Cape Cottage via Broadway structors and manual training. That the payment any debts to by said a The managers the Cape eleotrici guests of.the Steamship The Press to be most delightful occasion. The Debtor, and the transfer and delivery of any says: son said she sent a card containing several from New York with their la- 3 o’clock for the matinee and 7.30 p. m., decorations of the room were tasteful and were yesterday placing a number ol company property by him are forbidden by law. “Dr. Flower’s lecture to men last even- the Reserved That a of the creditors of said questions in regard to interest of mis- of rare and beautiful birds ir dies, occupied boxes and seats on the for the evening performance. COMMENCEMENT AT GORHAM. meeting Deb- at Hall abounded in fresh attractive, with the flag draped behind specimens tor. to prove their debts and in case there are ing Unity matters to the one hundred and seats are now on sale at Steinert &Son’s, sionary the whioh has been at first floor, while in the evening the mem- sufficent assets to authorize the same to choose thoughts and was a clear presentation of the platform, and beautiful flowers ar- aviary just placed churches in our for the balance of me or more assignees of his estate, will De the causes which disease ninety Congregational the Cottage The ii bers of the medical society of the city 517 Congress street, produce and ranged around the room. Cape grounds. aviary held at. a Court, of insolvency t.o he hnlden nf to avoid or overcome state. Most of the responses from these were their this week and for tho season. Reception Last Evening and Graduating how many of the Mrs. Fenn with Mrs. Jenkyns received eight by t wenty feet, and the birds were conspicuous by presence. Probate Court Boom, 'lu said Portland, in said is of on the Oth of troubles flesh heir to. The doctor churches showed that the Christian En- obtained from the of Wil The company never appeared to better NOTES. Exercises County Cumberland, day June, the and about half Dr. establishment Today. at ten o'clock in the his audience in humor and guests, past eight A. D., 1898, forenoon. keeps good deavor societies were taking the time liam Bartels of New who furnishei advantage and the mirth and fun which Given tnder hand the date first of the salient Fenn oalled the meeting to order and York, Miss Annie Clark, the actress, who has my above many points and illustra- devoted to the mission written. previously work. birds for Barnum and ai emanated from the stage permeated been a at tions were well as one of a few stirring words in regard to Bailey’s olrcus, playing partin “Diplomacy” C. L. applauded, and, seventeen spoke Herald New is BDCKNAM, There are already junior well as such as Central and others every corner of the spacious house and the Square theatre, York, yesterday was the first [ day of com- his hearers aptly remarked, “He hits the the condition of missions, besides dwell- parks, Deputy Sheriff as Messenger of the Court of In* and there are at her home, ill. nail on the head time.”—Hartford auxiliaries formed, prospectB of like the conn laughter was the order of the day from mencement exercises at the Gorham solvencyfor said County of Cumberland, every ing upon the change in regard io reputation throughout Post. of more. Both Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. first to final curtain. On school and was devoted to jelO&lT woman’s work in the last twenty-five try. Wednesday Norman Dr. R. C. Flower lectured last to for the nvontniv Pl>OcWnrif, Wilontv of flio Mntnn WFSTBROOK. night Cole, who spoke juvenile sooieties About 75 comfortable cane seated rustli class work entirely. Among those Messenger’s Notice. years. Dr. Fenn said very humorously nearly 3,000 people at Tremont results of and officers of Temple. felt that the lasting missionary the chairs were on the Central the Montauk were were Superintendent ofjSchools Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland His audience went wild over his that he congratulated women on their yesterday placed porcl present County, elo- about State of Maine. Cumberland, s. s. June 9th. mast be in- interested a i_ W.i_ _5 iL Ll^ _3 W. W. Normal keen work, brought through as he knew well how interested of Bartley McCullum’s theatre for th< spectators. -Hon. Stetson, Trustees, quence, thrusts, pathetic appeals president, aiuuiiuuu 11 xovuveu} iiivh A. D., 1898. the children and There is an unusual demand for seats A. and sallies.—Boston Globe. teresting young people and in the use of of the house. wil Prof. H. L. Chapman, G. Robertson, quick she was in missionary work, patrons They two sons, went to their frame in Wind- is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on 8tl» Dr. R. C. Flower’s lecture in ot the churches. be arrivals for the remaining productions of Confu- J. W. Fairbanks, George Warren and Thisday of June, A. D., 1898, a Warrant in ln» Washing- special work of the women of Maine. enjoyed by early at the resort ham Mr. Watson is obliged to ton Hall for real The officers were and it would be well for Monday. Miss Nowland of Fort solvency was issued out of tbe Court of InsoU yesterday afternoon, following elected, introduced Dr. and save the necessity of a wait or sion, everybody John A. Hinkley, of Dr. Fenn then Daniel, long take a long rest as it has been found that vency for said County Cumberland, against eloquence, beauty of after which the women for who desires to see is Mrs. of thought, elegant adjourned on the of the inside for the raising of the curtain. ]this play, which Kent Madawaska Training school, the estate keen irresistible who spoke very forcibly subject two of his ribs were fractured as a result expression, sarcasm, luncheon in the rooms below the vestry: brimful of fun, to secure their tickets W. W. Stetson and Mrs. G. A. Robertson. WILLIAM P. KITTEEDGE, of Portland, wit, in grace of person and ease of deliv- putting greater individual responsibility of his recent accident. President—Mrs. VY. H. Feun. a brilliant was adjuged to be an Insolvent Debtor, on petition was the finest into the visited Minneola D withoast dslay. Last evening reception ery, platform effort ever Moses and consecration missonary Sisterhood, council, The class of W. H. are to go tc of said Debtor, which petition was filed on the Vice Presidents—Mrs. Burpee, ’98, S., the school the made in this The interest and □ of at THE at building by grad- 8th of A. 1898, to which date in- city. en- /vnltnn- UlcC A tlHd Rv-ft ncniolr work. Concerted action was powerful, P., Knightville, last evening, ant JEFFERSON. June on ths given day June, D., Maranocook, Tuesday, 21, The various rooms were terest on claims is to be computed. thusiasm of the audience could not have M. a their drill which was uating class. Mis3 Katharine Titoomb, Farmington but it must be backed by “downright gave fancy executec excursion. That the payment of and debts to or by said been the hall was The Andrews Opera Company gave theii school greater: crowded and Miss Hannah T. Buck. Orland ; Mrs. with such marked success arranged with potted plants, Debtor, and the transfer and of nietv” in eaoh individual worker to bring not long ago close Most of the tastily delivery any thousands were turned Oscar Miss M. M. strong performance of “Martha” before Sohools Friday. spec- him are forbidden law. away.—Indianap- Holway, Augusta; Refreshments were served and bunting, which presented property by by about the best results n the work. during thi bjuquets a of the creditors of olis (Ind.) Journal. Fiske, Bath; Mrs. F. ®. Chandler, a large and appreciative nudlenoe at The ial exercises will be of a patriotic nature. That meeting said Deb- Musio was rendered to their and case —-J!_ a few selections and music enhanced th6 a pretty[appearance. tor. prove debts in there aro Bethel; Miss Sarah A. Curtis. Garland; The Mandolin club gave evening pleas last Keohab S. of will s Jefferson night. Both solo artists division, T., give of the sohooh Refreshments suffieent assets to authorize the same to choose Mrs. Frank Dim-more, Maaison; Mrs. G. were and ure of the evening. by members after which refreshments served, chorus confirm drama at the hall next eve- one or more assignees of his estate, will be B Barrows, Mrs. Edward and fully and strengthen Wednesday Governor and Mrs. Powers Fryebune; annual closed The Baptist church ladies’ cirole me was served. held at a Court of Insolvency to be bolden at Mrs. Geo. H. the twenty-fifth meeting the excellent made on Libby, Belfast; Eaton, impression they the ning. are of ex- Probate Court Eoom, In said Pori land, in said hour. afternoon with were present ; and the guests Mrs. J. H. South Ber- with a sooial yesterday Mrs. C. F. Jose and of Warren church choii County of Cumberland, on the 20th day of Calais, Burleigh, pleasant opening night, give the assurance o! The services The final exeroises will June, V Rev. J. L. 1 Govenor Robie. A. D., 1898, at ten o’clock In the forenoon. wick. Smith, pastor of the Cap: the W. H. S. a very satisfactory season of good open have been engaged by grad- in the Given under my hand the date first above Corresponding secretaries, Honorary- Elizabeth has 1 take place today Congregational Baptist church, acceptec forward to. the class for the services at the M, written. Miss Bock.'.and; Mj>. J. DEERING. to look Tonight charm uating This is the Sophia Spofford, a call to preach at the South BerwicI : church. programme: C. L. BUCKNAM, W. D. Carter, Portland. opera of “Fra Diavolo” will be the E. church, June 19, when Rev. G. C. ohurch ing Deputy as Messenger of the Court of lib, Home J. F. Baptist and will leave soon fo: 9.00 a. m. Sheriff Secretary—Mrs. Thompson, bill, and the opera will be repeated at the Phelan will deliver the baccalaureate ser- solvency for said Comity of Cumberland, Portland. on streets of the Deer- that His successor 1 The committee place. has not baei and also the Music. jelO&lT for Junior Work—Mrs. J. matinee Saturday evening mon. Secretary F. have not decided as selected ... -a ing fire department yet. tomorrow. The attended the Rev. Mr.^Cashmore Thompson. performance Philadelphia Ex-Chief Leighton meeting Prayer, ACADEMY GRADUATION. the award of the contract for Miss Jennie E. teacher o 1 Musio. Assistant Secretary for Junior Work- yet upon Reynolds, Press said of the company's performance at Bath of the executive committee o! I blocks for the Rev. Dr. Butler, Waterville TO THE Miss Abble Hawkes. paving elocution and is Address, [SPECIAL PRESS.} furnishing granite physical culture, passinj of this opera: the Maine State Firemen’s associatior Music. Secretary for Juvenile Work—MUs of avenue. The contract will tlie summer vacation at of he ; June 16.—A Thornton Forest the home evident that the immense is It is now of Saco, Academy Harriet A. Marshall. “it was quite of which^he vice-president. Presentation Diplomas, be awarded on Saturday or parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Reynolds audience was satisfied, Governor Powers graduating class of forty-two members, Treasurer—Mrs. Cullen C. Chapman. probably present heartily possible that one of the hose companiei next. Wm. D. is extensiv The and expectations of the last Class Song. class in the of Assistant Treasurer—Miss Jean L. Crle. Monday Manley making promises of this in the mustei the largest history the few weeks were roalized, even the city may participate Rev. Mr. Reynolds Auditor—Mr. Edward Oinard. The committee have decided to pave alterations in his home at Beach by Benediction, received this Bowery of ‘Fra Diavolo,’ which does at Bath, August 8 and 4. school, diplomas evening. of the vitrified performance SESSION. with instead using full of a 11.30 a. m. The exercises took place in Saco City hall, AFTEKNOON granite PLEA SAN TBALE. not require the strength companj Mrs. Judson Beal of Seavy street, died brick as the committee feel that it is an a repertoire nor the which was decorated with afternoon two in- having large greateai Mrs. Beal sub of Alumni, School gorgeously At the meetilng very Mrs. Fred Bosworth and Mari s for the cast. The chorus early yesterday morning. Business meeting 11 and they to use the daughter and The on experiment prefer opportunities a Building. dowers, bunting flags. class teresting papers were given the Early of Beering, passed Wednesday as th 3 did exceedingly good work. The ensem- mitted to surgical operation several The committee, howover, are met as follows: Howard and granite. of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans > and execution were almost The immediate cause of parts Salutatory, Missionaries of Maine,” “Why Are guests ble, balance weeks ago. hei 12.30 p. m. PLEASED of some of the brick and Forest entire accord with the or O. Orin N. PRESIDENT WITH MA- The lu favor using avenue. perfect, and in death was blood Mrs. Beal was Kelley; history, Hatch) Missions Unpopular?” first, written Vincent poison. RINES. to pave that part of Forest Mrs. Laura Morse and son ■ chestration and control of the leader At Methodist Vestry, Alumni Dinner. Miss Annie of may conclude a woman of 35 and leaves a prophecies, Hutchins) by Miss W. M. Fiske Bath, and read have to South Bos with the e years, hus- Spring and Saunders returned from a trip They maintained principals Miss Edna C. Juno 16.—The President Miss the Mrs. avenue between and blend, which cat band and children. valedictory, Harmon) Washington, by Clarke, second, by G. ton, Mass. consistent spirit FOR BONDS. with the brick as an experiment. wh 3 BLANKS Criticism,” Miss Effie wqi besieged congressional visitors P. Dntton of Ellsworth, read by Mrs. J. street with Mrs. Mabel Henry, Brown street, only make even a more pretentious open The funeral services of Miss Belli essay, “Popular all war of the Westbrook fire has is thought to b 3 and costumes that no “The today, practically pressing ap- Chief Leighton been seriously ill, successful. The scenery held this Postmaster Swett desires it said Hamilton; essay, Fortune of tin F. Thompson. and Joyce will be morning at i pointments. and Chief of the were also in entire harmony, were as for U. S. bond3 have Miss Winifred department Eldridge of Elm stree b o’clock from St. blank applications Forest.” M.Wools; oration, The President has watched keenly the Among the early missionaries men- ^ ^ E. as the other features of the per Hyacinthe’s ohurch. were both in improving.p, pleasing at office. The names of Nature little band of marines on Portland fire department received his “The Inllusnce on Man,’' work of the the tioned in the first paper, were Mr. and : i'oriuauce. SCHOOL BOARD MEETING. been Gaimanera hill at the fire of yesterday and them will be re- Daniel I. “Essentials ti crest of surmounting Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. attendance This will be the east for Fra Diavolo: of all persons desiring Cross; oration, of and Henry Lyman, Samuel the harbor Guantanamo, today words of praise of the manner in The regular monthly meeting of th< at the cashier’s office on request Success,” Ernest E. Day. that Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Isa- spoke Miss Myra French corded exoressed the opinion they hail Munson, Dodge, Zerlina, school committee was held las1 which Chief Moody of the Deering de- Catarrh Of The liver. Lady Allcash Miss Nellie Worthiugtoi Westbrook they will be supplied in the order of The diplomas were presented by Hon made a record far beyond his expecta- bella Porter Bliss, Mrs. Bond, Mrs. and and his men handled the Fra George Andrew; evening. when blanks are received of W. of tions. the mother of partment, Diavolo, such record Joseph Symonds Portland, presi- Snow, and Mrs. Dole, the Giacomo, T. J. Johnsor received He said he was proud of the battalion There is to be a meeting of the Applications were from Rober due notice will be given. dent of the board of trustees. of Hawaii. In the second blaze. forms of G. A, Parke; which there and of the work that had been ac- president paper, Many liver Beppo, H. Green of and members of the Deering fire men this trouble J. W. Walters Lynn, Mass., Fred B complished by them. by Mrs. Dutton, she told of her experience are directly Lorenzo, at 7.S0 in Lewis hall, Woodfords, traceable Lord Ailcash. Henry Lawrenei Gooch of Yarmouthville for the positio: in missionary work, first In Augusta, and evening to catarrh, of drill. The which Malten, A. Dashiel 1 of instructor in manual training. Re CHECKLEY HOUSE OPENING. afterwards in Ellsworth. Mrs. for the purpose Deering Pe-ru-na alwavs Dutton Francisco, Florence Roselanc on are to in the State mus- ! cures. W. T. ceived and placed tile. When want school and the felt there were two reason the boys participate Babney, you furniture, The annual opening of the Checkley why mis- of for to be held at Hath and the drills to Carl, Tenn., writes: MLLE. floridini Several applications positions in thi work was not so ter the house, Prout’s ’Neck, by the Portland sionary popular as it “I am to best, get held from;now on are to enable the restored and her company of eminent artists, gav j school were received and filed, wheel next June ought to because people them- be club will occur Sunday, be, first, health, thanks to your It was voted to send the of men to become well drilled in the march- the first of their series of entertainment pupiis olas 19th. All and wheelwomen selves did not have the right feeling in wheelmen medicine and Almighty a of from evolutions. last evening] at hall, to a ver; r E, and portion class F the War are A bill of regard to it, and secondly, because ing God. I can recommend Congress cordially invited. special they and ren school to the new to be “CHANDLER” select room, Pe-ru-na as one of the for highly appreciative audience pre fare has been for the occasion thought too much about their doubts In re- ever best medicines I ADJUSTABLE provided No one would be bothered with Mile. Floridini i- in the Forest street school, nervous prostration and liver troubles rendered several of he pared by Mr. Foss, the The first gard to the work, instead of their beliefs. if everyone knew how nat- I Devonshire St., BOSTON. proprietor. constipation ever heard of.” own famous compositions. The brillian t The matter of drawing the Forest stree 165 division leaves at In all missionary work it must be very and quickly Burdock Blood Bit- t! Vaughan’s bridge 9.30, urally All sell runs and was referred to committee oi , prlSi the stomach druggists Pe-ru-na. trilla^gave her excellent oppot sohool I Me. C. H. Randall in charge- helpful to those interested to hear the re- ters regulates and bowels. gtr—«L-v -?-r—■- ■■ — ———— a PORTLAND DAILY PRESS* nations, as in this case, are equivalent tc BATTLES IN THE CIVIL WAR. ^_MlSICKI^AJUlto^. | MMCVJLLANBOU8. rmAireui. __ onwamsn, AKononm, — AND elections. Of course there were d sap- | but there was no inclination MAINE STATE PRESS. poiatments, Total In Four Tears, 3,123; Missouri Wit- to do anything hut loyally accept the re- Subscription Rates. nessed Much Hard Fighting. sults of the ballots. The action of the - Daily (in advance) $6 per year; $3 for six convention in refusing to seat the contest- RIVERTON PARK. months; $1.50 a quarter; BO cents a month. ing delegation from was doubt (Washington Post.) IS BTOW OPBJM FOR TTIB SBASOW. The Daily' Is delivered every morning by Deering less wise under all the circumstances. The in war reminiscences UNITED carrier anywhere within the city limits and at interest, REE OPEN AIR CONCERTS BY THE FADETTES AND TWO VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY Woodfords without extra charge. Though substantial justice would have created by the present difficulty with Daily (not lu advance), invariably at the been done in this oase, and the wishes oi Spain has influenced me to contribute rate of a the $7 year. Republican voters as expressed at the something to the numerous articles GORMAN'S VAUDEVILLE STARS. Maine State I'iiess, (Weekly) published polls been better met by the con- that a subject STATES seating have but upon every $1.00 60 cents for 6 appeared, rHIS COMPANY IS COMPOSED OF AMERICA’S REPRESENTATIVE VAUDEVILLE Thursday, per year; still ARTISTS 26 cents 3 months. testants, such action would have es- uot heretofore touched Through mouths; for upon. It Includes MABAMB BATIITTIO, tablished a precedent for behind the M. the Persons wishing to leave town for long or going courtesy of Capt. L. Kelley, ’rima Donna Vocalist, whose voice of Remarkable High range and Wonderful sweetness capti- the caucus returns have vated Portland last season. short periods may have the addresses of their which might obliging Deputy Commissioner of pen- as desired. troublesome in the future. WAR VA1MOIi A-. tlxo as often proved very oertain LOAN. Wonder papers changed sions, I was to unearth nXexieau permitted h With such a con- Exhibitions of Foot Equilibrium, Transformations and Manipulations, Advei-tisiug Rates. precedent f-iture county facts relating to tbe civil war that will to BARRBTT ds LEONARD ventions might be appealed by it as a con- In Daily Press $1.60 per square, for ens absolutely distinguish being Irish Commedtans. who claimed that a caucus had $200,000,000 for one mon‘h. Three insertions parties flict truly Titanio; and at the same time week; $4.00 MIsIiB. nOSINA VENUS, or other ad- not reflected the views of the voters less, $1.00 per square. Every day fairly it may furnish a surprise to those who are Queen of the Dancing Wire. vertisements, one third less than these rates. to into and reverse its inquire it, perhaps only familiar with the great battles. ?RED BOWMAN, Vocalist and Comedy Entertainer, and La Petite Blanche, a dainty Soubrette Half square advertisements $1.00 for one decision. This would no end oi give Capt. Kelly, by the way, is a gallant Afternoon performances at 3.15 o’clock. Evening at 8.15. week or $2.50 for one month, trouble and would as often defeat tht Union Soldier and in of 3 The Management also announces the permanent engagement, for the entire season of participted many BONDS. “A is a space of the width of a col- 7i square” ends of justice as promote them. the battles that the THE FADETTES. umn and ono inch long. hard-fought engaged Woman’s Orchestra of 16 Skilled Musicians, which will give free concerts dav and evcninn af Notices, on first page, one-third addi- armies of the West. He entered the ser- he 4.30 and each 8 Special The most far fetched of all the argu- Subscriptions Received by Park. Concerts at 2.15, 7.15 afternoon. tional. vice as a and emerged from the Cars leave head of Preble street every 15 minutes during day and evening. ments for the permanent occupation oi private JelOdtf Amusements and Auction Sales, $2.00 por conflict as of Company A, the Philippine islands is the one thal Captain square each week. Three insertions or less, Illinois Infantry. A vast PORTLAND TRUST COMTMY takes the ground that we ought to hold Thirty-six $1.50 per square. number of were in them in order to free the engagements fought 89 Street. McCULLUM’S CAPE Reading Notices in nonpareil type and classed inhabitants Exchange THEATRE. COTTAGE. States where only a few are ever spoken Jen dtf with other paid notices, 16 cents per line each from the Spanish tyranny and misrule and of, and of the actual number but little is insertion. give them good government. If it is a known. For should a civil ser- Pure Reading Notices in reading matter type, part of our business to see that the peoples instance, cents line each Insertion. vice examinatiou an to 15 per of the earth are well governed we ought require applicant TO-NIGHT. To For Sale name the °™™k. and adver- State in Wants, Let, similar not to stop at the Philippines, but should whioh the greatest 25 cents per week in for number of battles ='■■■ TBa =-rr- A Blew Cuban War Drama, Entitled tisements, advance, hunt out all the bad governments we oan took place, excepting, 40 words or less, no display. Displayed adver- of And and to them and course, Virginia, he would naturally Tile DAWN OF FREEDOM tisements under these and all adver- proceed suppress headlines, or as a an at 517 set ones. has a reply Kentucky Tennessee, while Reserved seats sale Stelnert St Soil’s, Congress St. tisements not paid in advance, will be charged uj> good Turkey pretty matter of fact more battles were Round Tickets with to Theatre at rates. bad governmnent and many American fought SUITS, OVERCOATS Trip Coupon Admitting Only gopts. regular Casco Best reserved seats with 10 and 20 cents. Take cars and National only in Missouri than in Bank coupon Cape ask for any other State. In Cottage Iu Maine State citizens have suffered in oi ticket. m. Press—$1.00 per square consequence — OF — ioupon Matinees at 2.30 p. m. Evening at 8.15 p. Texas the fewest number took of for first insertion, and 50 cents por square for it, but we have never felt it our duty to plaoe insertion. any of the seoeding States, while Florida and TROUSERS. each subsequent send an army and navy to Constantinople PORTLAND. MAINE, Address all communications to sub- and Maryland oarne next in the relating to free the country from the tyrannous rule nscending The season so far has been rather un- scriptions and advertisements to Portland snalo. The actual number of of the Sultan. The truth is this argument engagements favorable for the business, but Incorporated 1824. THE GEM PEAKS Publishing Co., 97 Exchange Street, that occurred in each State will doubtless Clothing THEATRE, ISLAND. for the retention of the Philippines is an the best of will wear out CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Portland, mb. those who have not clothing The to around our surprise investigated Handsomest Summer Theatre In America. attempt get implied promise in lime and a oertain amonnt of New the matter. As was the in the war resolution of that Virginia great Congress has to be to When Commencing MONDAY JCNB and theatre of that straggle, we hear oftenest purchased replace. ktknlng, 13th, every evening for the balance of the X±±±U this should not be a war of It week, Wilh Matinees ami conquest. this we invite to Tuesday, Thursday Saturday, of Bull Bun, the Seven Days’ becomes necessary you is altogether too feeble and farfetched tc battles, ONE MILLION the Chancel- drop in and see what we can do for you. MR, BYRON FRIDAY, JUNE 17. deceive thoughtful people who do not Fredericksburg, Wilderness, DOUGLAS and the cam- We have Business Suits from $8.00 to and his excellent want to be deceived. Those who advance lorsville, Petersburg Valley Stock Company will present the great Comedy of paign, but by actual count, taken from $25.00, from 5 to $25.00. it want the war one of Overcoats The Cuban junta in New York professes to make conquest, the 627 battles were in records, fought Trousers from 3 to Good Work- to have received Information want us to hold all we It is that Commonwealth the oivil $7.00. DOLLARS. that the they get. during war. In Missouri the greatest ing Trousers from 1 to $3.00. volunteers are deserting to the put forth simply to quiet the consciences promi- Interest Paid on CONFUSION. Spanish the battles of Elk Horn nence is given to We are some attractive The will bo with 3Sew and insurgents in large numbers. This may of people who are also inclined that way showing styles production given entirely Scenery Magnificent Costumes. and Wilson’s Creek, while, as a matter of Evening Performance at 8 O’clock. Matinees at 2.45 o’clock. Ca&co Bay Steamers leave Cus- but are a little about for Men's wear. TIME t be true, but it comes from a source that squeamish making fact,7 417 engagements took place alto- Young DEPOSITS. tom House Wharf at 2.15 for Matinees and 7.30 for Evening Performances. Round Trip Tickets, needs The solemn to the world and then Tennessee is famous as the scene Also a line of Suits to fit with coupon admitting to Theatre, 25 cents. Reserved 3eats, 10 and 20 cents. Boxes, six chairs corroboration. ICuban junta promises gether. special In each of of Lookout Draft* drawn on National Provincial box, 30 cents eaoh ohair. Admission without Casco Bay Coupon, 20 centfe. Sale of Re- a them. the battles Murfreesboro, has shown itself to be rather untrust- breaking Rank of In or served Seats at Caaco Bay Steamboat Office, Custom House Wharf. Mountain, Chickamauga, Franklin and STOUT MEN. fntUnd, London, large small amounts, for tale at ear rent rates. worthy body. other important struggles, but at the our We call particular attention to Current Accounts received on STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST-” close of the strife 373 engagements were favorable have terms. The transports made exceedingly put, down as her quota. BLUE SERGE SUITS good time between San Francisco and In Arkansas, one of the border States, Correspondence •elicited from Individ- Several ladies wanted to send for $12.00 ual*. Corporations, Hank* and others Augusta there was much hard Pea J at the latter sev- fighting, Ridge to accounts, a* well as from ©fferson Theatre Manila, arriving place aj box of things to some of the boys at desiring open Brothers & Lessees and one of the important engagements, those to transact bast- Pay Hosford, Managers. eral before they were It Chickamauga, some weeks ago, and to being wishing Banking days expected. but there were 294 battles in all. Vicks- of saf description this their horror the cost of sending it was through is to be regretted that they did not convey was in the fury of a long siege, and TONIGHT AT Q. $16.50. They are now advising all people burg more but 2500 men be of the battles of Corinth. Holly and .... Great .... troops, may great who wish to send anvthino, to the hove fr Springs HASKELL Success I Jackson also took niace in MississiDDi: ft JONES, STEPHEN R. SMALL Prwlitait servioe at this juncture in keeping order send a 'check and let the boys buy what add to these the other engagements that in Manila if the should surrender or they need. RAflsHALL *■ MMN8, CtsRtar. city occurred in that State, and we have a Tailors, Manufacturing Glothers temu ANDREWS : OPERA : COMPANY the rebels get into it. It will te several total of 284. Louisiana comes next in The old Hiram with these In FRA weeks before more troops will arrive, for stallion Drew, Jr., point of numbers, 181, among And Men’s DIAVOLO, owned by Emery O. Stantial of Brooks, being the battes of New Orleans, Pleasant Furnishers, the seoond expedition left only a day or at died recently at the age of 26 years and Hills and the siege of Port Hudson as Monument Square. PORTLAND TOMORROW 2.30 and 8, two ago. 19 days. Jlo was a grandson of Old Diri- events that will lire in history. Georgia, Je8 Mon,Wed,Fri Great Comic go, formerly owned by Charles McKen- the route of Sherman’s march to the sea, Opera--FJRA OffAVOLO, There are at last welcome signs that of Monroe. He was never of of ney driven by furnished many the notable battles TRUST PRICESEvening, 10c, 20c, 39c, 50c. Mailnee, 10c,20c. there are some insurgent around anyone except of the family and was the war, among.them Kenesaw CO., troops Atlanta, 30c. NO HIGHER. Seoure your seats now never or sold. He was smooth Mountain. Peach Tree Santiago and that they are likely to fur- bought Creek, Resaca, and sound and perfectly well until three Savannah and Ringgold, the total being nish our troops some valuable assistance. Nos 87 and 89 St. days before he died. He left a large 162. In Kentuoky there were 163 battles Exchange to huve Indeed, they appear aided the number of colts distinguished for their during the war, that ot PerryTille being FINANCIAL, AUCTION SAIoJSS. marines in the attack upon the Spanish style and action, the Drew type predomi- perhaps the most important. In Ala- nating. In his prime he was one of the bama there were 105 engagements, notable Capital.$100,000 camp, though to whit extent the de- F. O. BAILEY strongest horres for his weight ever seen. them the bombardment of & CO. among being -- Surplus. 100,000 spatches do not make clear. If Garcia AH nis life he has been kept at Mr. Mobile and battles around Sslma and ---T--- has 9,009 troops, or even 3,000, fairly Stantiabs farm at West Brooks, and he Montgomery. Next on the list comes OHIO Stockholders’ Liability ... 100,000 BONDS. Auctioneers and Commission Herckanb will be missed almost as much as a North with a total of bat- armed, available for assault on Santiago per- Carolina, 102 son would be. tles, among them Bentonville, Wilming- Salesroom 43 Exchange Street. our task will be a good deal simplified, ton and Greensboro. In South Carolina, EVERY.. .1 ICE CREAM EREEZER. and for the invested R. 4s. r. o. kailbr c. w. ali.e n insurgents are ac- of Bath, has received the where the first of the war was fired Capital Surplus Maine Central R., thoroughly Mayor Torrey gun roarh4 tf climated and know the country. following communication from Major there were 75 battles including the cap- wholly in Government Bonds. Hoxie, in reference to the mines at the ture of Columbia and the numerous bom- ... MAN 1 SPECIAL Portland W ater Co., 4s. The mania for annexing will not stop mouth of the Kennebec: bardments of Fort Sumpter and the as- PRICES. FINANCIAL. “U. S. Engineers Office, saults that were made the batteries with Hawaii. Already there are signs Portland, upon 3 Me., June 10. in Charleston harbor. In the Indian Ter- TO HIS qt. $1.80 eacli Investment Securities a Merrimack that there will be a TRADE. I Connty, strong movement to were “ “Hon. Joseph Torrey, Mayor, Bath, Me. ritory tnere 40 battles, and in 4 2.20 “ Specialty. add the Philippines under the guise of “I am instructed by the chief engineer Florida there were the most 39, important “ 4s. of a how* customers h “ N. H., liberating the inhabitants from the tyran- U. S. A. to open buoyed channel being the battles of Oiustee. Maryland frequently G 2.80 through the mine ileld in the Kennebec is famous for strategio importance be- $90,000 nical and cruel rule of the Spaniards. A come to na with copy and say The a river, upon the assumption of the city ol cause the battle of Antietam took place jS Ohio is TRIPLE MO Saco, 4s. case can be easily made for the annexa- Bath as the official within her through yourself rep- borders, but there were also 1w,11 T10N Freezer and guaranteed tc SAFE DEPOSIT'AULTS. of all Put in attractive form and tion pf Porto Rico on the ground that it resentative of the city, responisbili- 38 other engagements. There were 22 en- It | 4s. to this serious in Kansas give satisfaction. We are head Having consolidated with the Portland Riddeford, is necessary for the protection of the ty attaching impairment gagements during the war, of the defense of Will kind- and in Texas 12. THIRTY .the city. you Gettysburg, the greatest make the prioe reasonably," for Safe the Portland Prices on YEAR 4 PER GERE Southern Atlantic and Gulf States. The quarters Deposit Company, application. ly write me at" your con veil enee, your battle of the war was fought in Pennsyl- WINSLOW, 1 it. vleeVice Presidents.Presidents Dally round trip (Sundays exoepted) between manently oocupy avoided all a JAMES F. match-making mammas, but Blddeford, June 16.—Peter Archie, HAWKES, ) Portland and 8mall Point. HU i SON B. SAUNDERS, Treasurer. Cape with the same success that attended On The marines at Guantamo are traps French Canadian youth, aged 17 years, Notice. CHESTER H. Secretary. anu after April 4th. 1893. demon- THE Special PEASE, his first efforts in directing the Spanish was drowned in the Saco river this morn- LATEST. Cor. Middle & Sts. SETH L. LARRABEE, Attorney. strating that there is no lack of pluok or Exchange Steamer fleet. he met after the “Percy endurance in American soldiers. These Similarly, however, finally ing, while bathing. He was unable to On and May 11th DIRECTORS. a his doom, falling deeply in love with out his MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS wilt be FIVE CENTS tc 9ETH L. HENRY P. COX, men have been on the shoro for nearly a swim, and stepped beyond depth. fare LARRABEE, CAPT. CHAS. H. W. H. MILLIKEN, A. S. HINDS, HOwT~ daughter of a United States senator. The has been recovered. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION from Forest INVESTMENT Will leave Portland Portland, at 2.00 p. week surrounded on the land 6ide by body nnd City Landing, SECURITIES, FREDERICK N. DOW, EDWARD MOORE, Pier, m., for Lowell’s Orr’s Card’s Cove. Then, as now, he lost all by a foolish JAMES F. HUTSON B. Cove. Island; Spanish guerrillas who have harassed are at all times to be found in our stock Peaks’ Island. HAWKFS, SAUNDERS, x’oor’a Point. East social CHINA WILL PROGRESS. THOMAS P. SHAW. DR. E. E. HOLT, Quohog Bay, Harpswell; maneuver. Asked to sing at a leave Ashdale, Horse Island Water Cove, them day and night. They have had to All orders mall or will receive Steamers Custom House DR. S. C. GORDAN. ADAM P. LEIGHTON, Harbor, function at the residence of Secretary ol a by telephone LETTERS OF Small Point and Cindy's Pekin, June 16.—Wong Toung Ho, attention. CREDIT, JOHN E. HENRY F. SeSasco, Phlppsburg get along with scant rations, have hardly State Fish, Cervera complied by fixing prompt Wharf. BURNHAM, MERRILL, Harbor. member of the council of state and the Our discounts to the profession are the most AMMI WHITNEY, ELISHA W. CONLEY, at the attention of near his RETURNING-Leave Harbor slept at all and have been constantly an- everyone upon favorable to be obtained and will See .time table in another A. R. WRIGHT, GEO. W. YORK, Cundy’s been dismissed from everything 6.00 a. m.; 6.15 a. ni.; Ashdale. 6.30 and other inamorata. He then bowed with pro foreign office,etc.,has be done to make It an advantage and a pleasure EDWARD B. WINSLOW, JOHN F. LISCOMB. Phlppsburg, noyed by mosquitoes insects column. FOREIGN DRAFTS. a. m.; Water Cove, Small Point, 6,43 a. m.; found meaning to her aud burst into the oabinet and is succeeded by Wang to deal with us. fol)8 dtf jun8 which infest the island. Tet on office, T. _MWFtf Poor’s Point, 7,00 a. m.; Card’s Cove, 7151- Tuesday measures of the most sensa- Wen The We al.o carrv a Fall Assortment of C. W. CODING, m-Jm passionate Chao, the viceroy of Chili. Lowell’s Orr.s Island, 8.00 s. m.. arrive five STRINGED INSTRUMENTS and MUSI Cove, they marched miles under the rays of tional of Spanish love songs. The em- dismissal of in conjunc- Gen. Portland at 10.00 a. m. Wong Toung Ho, CAL MERCHANDISE of every mylldtf Manager, barrassed left the room and Cervera tion is looked as descrip- For further to a torrid sun, over a road almost impassa- girl with other events, upon tion. particulars apply was vanquished in his first American en- of a more _ m. M. J. H. McDonald. Pres. andMarntger, ble and attaoked and routed several hun- indicating the adoption progres- MARKS, street. Telephole 46-3. 358 Commercial gagement. sive policy upon the part of China. dred Spaniards. As a test of the virtues M. Steinert & Sons Go. apr4 _au of A merioan soldiers the movement at Gnantanamo has been worth something, T. C. Book, Card CO. McGOULDRIC, Manager. Manhood. and- HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT but if it has served any other good pur- Restored & Tel. 818-2. 517 Sf. NORTON HALL, pose it is difficult to see what it la. How- Skin Comfort Congress DR. MOTT’S NERVERINE PILLS. apis M.’W&Ftf Table, ever, now that they ore there they will The (treat reme- Sunday Time for nervous have to stay, for the moral effeot of a re- dy JOB Steamer will leave name to and Insurance Sebaseodegan „|>or*'an'1 is another that is prostration Agents, PRINTER, Island 10.00 a. m., treat would be bad. But the landing In only given all nervous dis- PRINTERS’ EICHANGB, Pier. Portland—For LoDg TO WHOM IT 12 3.30 p. in. MAY CONCERN. eases of the gen- noon, 2.00, » the first seems to have been hardly 97 I-8 Exchange St., Portland Return for Portland-Leave) Long Island place •' eratlve organs who After May 20th, 1898, no more to 10.30 a. m., 12.30, 2 30. 5.00 p. m. justified by any advantage that was likely by permits a of either sex, Have to fomfprt'powder fleshy people cows or other cattle Into removed Isaiah Daniels. Gen’i Manager. bring this State from such as Nervous temporarily A to come or has come from it. Massachusetts, or other New England States FINE JOS PRINTING SPECIALTY. Juneiott — under the pretense that are 'prostration. chafe ladies who and they for beef or to .<*n or Lost All orders hi mail or telephone be turned to will befohk aftbr tspiB Falling promptly convention held perspire excessively, pasture, be issued by our attended to. septsKeoacf ViUtasu iBdlRn Pile The Republican oounty board until further notice. Manhood,Impotency.Nightly Emissions,Youth- ful Errors, Mental excessive use of To- 22 Ointment is a sure euro in this city yesterday was a wideawake Animals for breeding that have Worry, EXCHANGE ST., who purposes bacco or Opium, which lead to Consumption and for FILS*. It absorbs suffer with feet, been properly tested and will be ad- With MILLS and went about its business with persons tender, aching approved, Insanity. every $5 order we a writ- H. E. tumors. Stops itching. body, mitted as heretofore. order of Cattle give By the to cure or Directly their old office RELIEF. 50.'. and There were of Commissioners. ten guarantee refund the money. Opposite GIVES vigor spirit. plenty per box. 6 DB. »ed At Druggists. or FLAVIOUS a Sold at 9tMO, boxes for $5.00. PianO Tuner, 91. earnest contests for the nominations, as other skin affection. Please it. BEAL, Treasurer. MOTT’S CJItJblAL COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio. any try GEO. H. BAILEY. Veterinarian, NO. Order slats at Chandler’s Music store 431 I For sale by J. K, Goold A Co, there are always likely to be where nomi- All druggists. 25 and 50c. Sample box free. COMFORT POWDER CO., Hartford, Ct. may24 dlwteodtm.m.w&fri For sale by J. E. Gooid & Co. TELEPHONE 35§;4. Congress street. K»***»* »| I. ..-..—' — ■«.—.. by the Oharlos F- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. While the paramount object of the Usher, had credentials signed only Sanborn of Standish made a | mew advertisements. is bne *JUf present war the freedom or Cuba, Its secretary of the caucus. fitting speech In whioh he de- results must be Heretofore np tho c aioa far-reaching. Mr. Morrill then opened Deering Candidate Dresser to be a young our attention has been so concentrated on the chief bone of man, our internal industrial that matter, which had been oiean, upright and honest, to whom development room. He tho ANNUALEXCURSION the evil we now have to contend contention in the oommittee county conduct of greatest could look for the .... TO .... with is we have no of the Deer- an over-production; carefully reviewed the doings honorable and business-like adminls- market for our surplus products. caucus caucuses and the general tration. When had finished Jnst at this time the hitherto undeveloped ing ward Mr. Sanborn Montreal referred to the change speaking Quebec, countries of Africa and Asia are which followed it, Mr. Dtesser’s friends shouted .... building AND .... Goodwin of railroads and calling for all kinds of of front of Delegate Gearies themselves hoarse. agricultural and manufac- of the machinery ward and the up gener- Frank I. Moore of Portl- tured wares. Here is the market for our 4, splitting Fx-Alderman ST. ANHE in the choice of and DeBEAUPRE, manufactured goods. Before all other al caucus, which resulted seconded the Dresser nomination in Ho sa-.d a a June 1S9S. nations we ought to be foremost in the rival delegations at large. masterly speeoh, concluding with the Tuesday, 21, Chinese trade. Wo are the nearest conn committee fry majority of members of the assurance that whatever the result of the VIA THE MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD, Cumberland Convention the Live- and have the best facilities for supplying that they County had come to the conclusion no scars would be left to re- the demand of this balloting, Tiuoii:;li ll»e grandest portion of great people. Already returns. mind Germany, Russia, France and England could not go bach of the caucus U9 of the fierce conflict that has so the White Mountain Region. are awake to the new and if recommend conditions They therefore had decided to Mug been raging over the ohoioe of a can- The shortest line between the Atlantic Coast this war accomplishes nothing else it will at and Quebec. liest the seating of the Dresser delegates didate for sheriff. Kind of a Show, be worth all it costs for having opened Lorenzo F. Mr. Train Leaves Portland at 1.30 m. our eyes to the great possibilities which large, Sewell T. Fowler, T. E. McDonald of Portland, said Speciai p- i’. a Cumberland Mills, 1.40 p. m. the future has iu store for us. and William Bood •• Dyer, Charles D. Moses word for his friend, Mr Dresser, scoago 2.00 Gladstone foresaw the future of fol- Laice, great Phinney. The concluded as and set the into commotion. steep Falls, 2.15 our nation when he said; “Amenoa will report galleries 2.30 At this Cornish, one day become what England Is today, otvs: point Mr. Chapman of Portland Fryeburg, 3.10 the head steward in the great household “And it is tho further sense ol'tsbis com- announced the withdrawal of Candidate Arriving Quebec, 6.00 a. m. of the world, beoauee her service will be mittee that they deplore the unfortunate Clarence L. Bucknam from the sheriff HATES Mr. of Will the best and ablest.” His countrymen in Brunswick, which has resulted contest. This announcement was hailed To ! Montre;iS & Return 1 7 Despeaux, are misunderstanding today tendering us their friendship OF Ei] at with SALE or I and soliciting our co-operation in their sending of two sets of delegates large pleasure by the Despeaux forces. j Quebec & Return ) isJU with policy of progress, and it is a duty we from the oity f Deering and stamp Mr. WheldeD registered himself In full From Portland, Cumberland Mills, Yarmouth Be the Next Sheriff. not to ourselves bub to civiliza- owe, only condemnation and all acts of accord wi More Jet., Danville Jet., Auburn and Lewiston. that the signal any th the Despeaux backerB. tion, influence of the Anglo- To or on the hr. Ansae and Return, $3.03 Saxon race shall be pre-eminent in the a breach of good faith treachery applause followed. - To & development of tbe world. Tbis great part of any delegate toward his constit- Mr.Kmund True, a member of tho Port- 1 Montreal Return, ] power that,has grown hero In America I via up uents. land delegation, arose to announce that MEN’S UNDERWEAR Quebec, Q nf| was never designed to exist for itself [Quebec & OiUU The committee’s was accepted, ward t which “has often been called Return,,' alone; it Is our duty to carry the fruits of report hree, J via Montreal, j our to the rest of the world and after the convention had voted to seat the °u to save the life of the of Port- industry city Proportionally low rates from other stations. Contests o1 them to Fal- -AM)- Spirited Over Most help profit thereby. delegation from Cape Elizabeth, land,” had given the Dresser delegates j Tickets good for;»return until July mu. Let us awake, then, to our new condi- Passengers from on mouth and Sebago, whose credentials 148 This declaration started points Portland & Roch- tions and plaoe ourselves on a military majority. ester R. cau buy regular tickets to Curnber- but JL and naval footing commensurate with were teohDicaily faulty. There was another avalanche of applause. Judge ,'iud Wills, and procure Maine Central excur- the Other Offices. sion tickets there. the objects to be attained. Multiply our one dissenting voice when the of Ray of Westbrook scored another point for question Tickets from Portland will be on sale at Bid- navy and our a strengthen anny; adopt the committee’s was put Despeaux. deford by Morin and Fortin, and subsidize steam- accepting report COLORED gents, regu- firm, aggressive policy SHIRTS. lar round trip tickets of the Boston & Maine it. to vote. A hand vote called for, Half an hour having been devoted to ship lineg; build the Panama canal; in being K. can bo purchased for Portland and return in the con- short, make oominerce possible. A new only three voted in the negative. speeohes on the sheriff question, connection therewith. F. H. BOOTH market will be furnished, business will On motion of Mr. Freeman Gowen, the vention decided to.proeeed to ballot. Near- BY, GEO. F. EVANS. revive, labor will be the silver and Tomorrow we shall have a sale G. P. & T. A. V. P. & G. M. THE CONVENTION NOMINEES : employed, Deelng delegation was to fill ly every was applauded when Today jel7 question will retreat before an en- empowered delegation <13t5orBp the vacancy oocasioned the the name of its town was called. The For Senators—Portland District, Josiah H. Drummond, Jr., lightened and enriched people. Our own by lesignation of Men’s Underwear and Colored Shirts. civilization will be and of Delegate Goodwin. Mr. Andrew Soarboro and those from Port- Edward C. spread abroad, delegates Portland; Western District, Reynolds, South Portland; while ourselves we shall be benefiting Hawes was chosen to succeed the absentee land’s ward six were given the warmest Eastern District, IT. X Northern Dis- doing our duty to mankind. And the 2 5 cent I Joseph Hodsdon, armouth; motion of True of the Lot of men’s EaUnijfgaii Underwear at 19 Stars and will ware in port, LOn Mr. Edward E. reoeption by Despeaux sympathizers, trict, Cyrus S. Without, Raymond. Stripes overy reins. This is the same kind we have sold in former in every an emblem of power, Portlaud, the were sent to the while South Portland and Baldwin were clime, spectators seasons at 25 cents. Shirts and Drawers. I For County Attorney—George Libby, Portland. and progress, justice humanity. galleries and wings, go as not to obstruc hailed with special favor by the Dresser For County Treasurer—James M. Thompson, New Gloucester, Mr. Woodside’s address was enthusias- the convention faction. delegates. Uot of men’s Jersey Underwear to be For Clerk of C, Portland. received. (tight bine) Courts—Benjamin Stone, tically The chairman now announced that he The announcement of the result of the reduced, to 57 cents. Shirts and Drawers. For Sheriff—Oren T. Despeaux, Brunswick. On motion of Mr. Stuart Lsughlin was ready to receive nominations for the vote was greeted with deafening applause was 1 SILVERWARE of Portland the committee For Register of Deeds—Norman True, Pownal. county offices, beginning with that of a candi- from the Do;peaux loroes, and many a Odd lot of boy’s blue and broivn Angola Under- made a oommittee on credentials. The For County Commissioner—Charles C. Wiggin, Freeport. date for senator In the Portland district. hat was tossed into the air. His majority wear at otaly 19 cents for either shirts and drawers. was then made j temporary organization W. C. Whelden, Esq., obtained the floor was 22, the vote being as follows: permanent, on motion of Benj. Thomp- an/4 *-1-4- U_X_ T_3 II Tlntnm Whole number, 168 son, Esq. inoud, Jr., of Portland be renominated Necessary for a choice, 85 Oren On motion of W. G. Chapman, Esq., by acclamation. He said the candidat T. Despeaux of Brunswick, 95 SALE. 73 I Walter the chairman was authorized to appoint a H. Dresser of Portland. in the line Charles T. who went was entitled to a renomination, not only There was nothing lacking Delegate Goodwill, On MEN’S $1.00 MADRAS it which committee on resolutions, , motion but because of hia faithful motion of Mr. E. E. True the SHIRTS of political fireworks at the Cumberland back on tho instructions of the oauous by precedent, was supplemented by one from W. C. of The nomination nomination of Mr. Despeaux was made It came to that eleoted him, but two members filling that oflioe. County convention. fully up only all resolutions I 1 have over Two Tf&ous- Wheldon, Esq., that be re- went to Mr. Drummond aoolamation. unanimous. At 79c Each. the expectation of the party leaders, who of the committee favored bringing the by Only I and of | ferred to the committee without debate. Senator of South CLERK OF pieces Silverware I that for features it matter before the convention. Edward 0. Reynolds COURTS. predicted exciting was that I shall sell at This committee appointed: Messrs. Portland was renominated aoolania- I tower would be far ahead of any convention the Finally a majority report, favoring by The contest over the office of clerk of See these shirts in our window. They are made oY | Wllford G. of Portland, Dr. C. of H than ever before for i of the had off of the Dresser at Chapman tlon, on motion of Judge Ray West- oourts had come to the surface late In the fine Madras Cloth, woven colors, and have link cuffs prices Republicans county pulled recognition delegates of W. K. W. Foster Deerlng, Dana of brook. to match. They are the regular soft front skirts with first class goods in this city. in recent years. large, was drawn up and signed by J. S. campaign, hut it was not licking in I § Westbrook, James L. Doolittle of Bruns- The white bands. We.have not offered better value. Tbe are The sheriff has been the Fiokett of South Carroll W. renomination of Senator Cyrus F. when once It was started. The I goods made by I contest, which Portland, of energy wick, BenJ. Thompson .Portland, W. Witham of next that was a Morrill of P. P. Burnham ol Raymond followed, candidates were the I Wm. Rogers, absorbing time Of the campaign, Portland, of present incumbent, (Simpson, U. Staples Bridgton and E. H, Win- honor || for the Brunswick dele- Bridgton, C. B. Woodman of Westbrook, going to him without contest. Mr. Benjamin C. Stone of Portland, and Haii & Milier), & victory Dospeaux, gate of Stan dish. g Rogfu-s j| gate, but his rival forces went down with N. C. Fink ham of Otisfleld, N. P. Has- THE VOTE FOR SENATOR. hi3 deputy, Mr. Herbert F. Libby of Bro., & Towle H The committee shortly reported the, | Pairpoint their colors flying. It was a gamey con- kell of New Gloucester and W. J. Thomp- Portland. The good qualities of the and following resolutions, which were adopt- The first balloting of the convention These goods other bargains on sale § companies. to the last minute. The son of Standish. The other two members senior candidate were enumerated to the test, right up ed: came on the choice of a candidate fur I Here are a few of the I contested case was decided in of the committee, Mr. Despeaux and Mr. convention by Mr. Stuart Laughlin, Deering The Republicans of Cumberland Coun- senator In the eastern district. The name Today and Tomorrow. i prices: Candidate Dresser’s and the South Ross, deollned to sign It, but finally con- Major H. S. Melcher and Mr. Barrett favor, ty, in convention assembled, Invite the of Joseph. T. Hodsdon of Yarmouth * Falmouth and Baldwin dele- sented not to submit to the convention a of all voters Potter, while Candidate had ardent Portland, oo-operation of the county, was placed before the convention by Libby I Tea Spoons per set, 1-2 been called without to former in gations, whose election had minority report. regard paity ffillatlon, Mr. W. Hammond of spokesmen Messrs. Parker F, Pring upon the herein set out. George Yarmouth, I doz-> 39c into also went to him. “We principles of Gorham and Amos Mann. question, THE CONVENTION. 1. We demand from those entrusted the nomination being seconded by Benj. | cannot back of the oaueus records,” Mr. Stone had votes to the Desert go There was so many contests over the with the management of county business Thompson, Esq., of Portland. many spare, li Spoons, per set, 12 1 was of the committee on an honest, and economical ad- contest the ruling various offices that scenes were wit- impartial Mr. Seth F. Sweetsir of New resulting: doz., lively and hold no man | $1.59 case—a ministration; we quali- | credentials in the Deering ruling nessed in the hall corridors to Glonoester was Whole 164 RINES nominated Mr. E. H. number, RROTHERS GO. City prior fied for publio office who is not willing by be worth while for future for-a 83 whioh it will the hour of convening. were and oompetent to give to his publio duties Moses, the nomination seconded Necessary ohoioe, Tabie Spoons, per set, 1-2 Delegates being by C. 118 | i caucuses to bear in mind. the same osre ana attention that a pru- Benjamin Stone, gathered In squads of three or four, dis- Mr. Henry Brewer of Freeport. The Herbert F. Libby, 53 d«z, $1.79 The committee was a long time in ar- dent business man gives to his own 5 cussing the merits of this or that candi- affairs. committee to receive and count ballots _; | at that deoision—so long that it REGISTER OF DEEDS. i ?! Desert Knives, 1-2 riving date, listening to declarations from the 3. To the end that our government may was compo sed of Messrs. Charles E. doz., | tired out the convention and an adjourn- a There were live candidates for heavy debaters and considering propo- be government of laws And not of men, Townsend, Edmund E. True and Harlan register 1 $1.39 I ment; was made for dinner before the dele- we demand from those entrusted with the of deeds, every one of whose sitions right and left. All were talking P. Prinoe. The vote was taken by towns. candidacy to administration of our orlminal laws a Medium settled down business. In was ably championed. The candidates Knives, 1-2 do*., gates got fairly suppressed tones which filled the air firm, vigorous and impartial enforcement Mr. Hodsdon was nominated, the vote | had a The credentials oommittee bigger a were: Register G. Fred Murch of West- with conglomerate hum that to the of all of the laws of the state. being declared as follows: I WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE I $1.49 l show than the convention itself, but it 8. We congratulate the of Maine P. Eaton of busy clerks in the city and county offices people Whole number, 169 brook, Ray Brunswick, J. The upon the satisfactory administration of Gravy was conducted behind closed doors. sounded weird. Necessary for a choioe, 85 Calvin Knapp South Portland. if will do it, we can suit you, tbe best Ladles, 50 to TBc ! onr state under continued |of fl prices give you goods consumed three hours in hear- government John Y. Hodsdon of had 123 of gj oommittee Shortly after the appointed hour the management. Freeport Frank H. Haskell Windham and Nor- and the lowest to be found for cash and Republican Seth F. Sweetsir of New Glonoester 4(5. .prices in the city. Soap Oyster Ladies, ing and evidence and discuss- ollmbed the stairs in 4. We regret that resort to force of man True of Pownal. Two ballots were argument delegates prepara- The chairman arms has been to settle the announced that one more $ 1.50 to 2.50 ing the Deering fight. Hon. Ira Locke tion for the work of the day. necessary necessary before there was a ohoioe, and I differences arising between the United ballot had been cast than there were dele- was there as counsel for the Despeaux then Mr. True Mr. J. S. Fiokett of South Portland, States and because of the efforts barely slipped In, having Berry Spain, gates present, but the passage of a motion FRIDAY Spoons, faction, to urge the claims of the four chairman of the of the American to but one vote to spare. The result on the FOR AND SATURDAY SALE. I county committee, opened government remedy to make the nomination of Mr. Hodsdon 99c to $ 1.69 I delegates at large who were favorable to the convention at read the call the wretohed condition of the people of first ballot was: 10.15, and unanimous candidate. Mr. Locke talked about Cuba; we approve the course of the Presi- rendered unnecessary the Good Round Steak, 10c Best Pea Beans, 5c that invited Calvin E. of Whole number, 164 qt Pie Woodside, Esq., dent of the United States in endeavoring '■ taking of another ballot. Best Round Steak, 12 l-2c 3 lb. tin of fine Grated Pineapple, loo '31 Knives, three-quarters of an hour. Then another Ho for a choice, 83 18o to 8 Portland,to preside. also named as to maintain an honorable peace, but now Necessary Good Rump Steak, 22c lbs. best Rolled Oats, 2.3c 13 99c to $ 1.50 was COUNTY Norman True, 71 Roast of 8c. 10c to 12c New 20c S devoted to testimony, about twenty secretaries Messrs. W. that war is in progress, we hold that the ATTORNEY. Beef, Maple Syrup, qt I Georgo Norton, W. Whole skinned back 9c Best 2-oz. Extract I.emon. 1.-_ Hftinrr flTiim\riprl of American is fer- Frank H. Haskell, 34 Hama, 10c IQ K.,1 H. duty every plain—to Smoked _ n »» JUUUUICUO V L VbUVlQ Brownson and A. L. T. Cummings. County Attorney George Libby of Port* J. Calvin Knapp, 24 Lean Shoulder, 5 i-2o 2-oz. Vanilla, 15c B vently and loyally uphold the flag, cher- Fresh Fork 7c « When the committee went into execu- Mr. Woodside to the desk land was renominated G. Fred Muroh, 2» Roast, Soaplne, 3c pkg the latest stepped and ished and revered throughout the Union. by acclamation,the Salt Pork by the strip, 7c Rook B fancy pieces, pat- tive session it to deoide the Deer- P. 13 Plymouth Iceing, 80 pkg expected was about to address the We therefore to the government of nominating speeches being made W. Ray Eaton, lb. Tub Pure Lard, 75c Best 1 gallon can Apples, 22c H I terns and convention, pledge by ip very pretty. in a but more the United States and to the able and C. B. at forequarter Lamb, 7c to 8o Best country Ball Butter. 20c H ing question twinkling, when Ben j. Thompson, Esq., presented a Chapman, Esq., 'and Mr. Thomas P. Mr. Eaton withdrew after the first We have a lot of broken man who now ooouples the Best forequarter Veal, 8 to ip Pure Java and Mocha Coffee, 16e ib ffl argument was introduced and the minutes that an courageous Kimball. his Best Potatoes, request adjournment be made to Pesldentlal chair our undivided and loyal ballot, strength going to Mr. True. 20c pk„ 70c bushel Pure Rio Coffee. 12 l-2e 0 Tea Sets, such as Tea and to an hoar. New 88c pk.. our 2Bo and Soc Teas and save revenue M lengthened in order to until the conflict now THE SHERIFF The second ballot resulted as follows: $1.25 Try City ball, accommodate all support, being RIVALRY. Nloe Corned Beef, 6c of 10c lb. Coffee Cream Mr. friends on 2c, 4c, fj Pots, Pitch- Deepeaux’s the commit- who wished to be and waged, in the name of humanity, to give present ..participate Next in order came the Whole number, 166 tee to the declaration that the the of liberty to an oppressed settlement of mt am ers, Sugar Bowles, Spoon clung in the proceedings. The convention blessings Necessary for a ohoice, 84 voted and downtrodden people shall have been the great question of whom the Republi- Holders and Eutter records of the oaucuses should govern the to follow his and Norman True, 66 Dishes. suggestion, thereupon honorably and triumphantly terminated. can will to ward party present the people next Frank H. Haskell, 46 These will be sold decision. Four delegates duly followed a rush for the 5. We our undivided and oordial goods at larger hall. pledge fall as Its candidate for G. Fred Muroh, 30 oleoted voters of had met to the nominees of this conven- sheriff. It was cost to close them by Deering in As soon as the delegates had become support J, Calvin Knapp, 15 ont. tion. this question which lay at the bottom of JOHNSON to official & LAMBERT caucus, general according call, seated and the hum of many voices was COUNTY COMMISSIONER. a and tedious most of the exciting and and to eleot Then came long wait, cauouses, though j at proceeded delegates large. flushed, Uflalrman woodside thus ad- while the oommittee on credentials debat- Candidate Despeaux was sure It required three ballots to settle the The rival delegates at large were chosen dressed the eonventiou: practically 24 Silver. nJ _—_.1 nfj Mrwl nawcmiwuil in AAAnnt AAA Wilmot St. 1 of nominated on first commissioner oontest. The four Connection. Sterling v“l --r being Canui- county Telephone later by a minority of the ward delegates. American means ballot, citizenship more to- rlRtn HrPiRSflr’a frvnn.pe 4-.-. -—__ an endeavor to out the candidates were Hon. C. C. Wigsin of j in The aotion ot the four, rather than the day than ever before. Amerloa, the first sion, straighten free is the ever the contested great and final battle. Freeport, Hon. Matthew C. Morrill of We have over 500 three, was entitled to recognition. This great nution, first to wage a tangle delegations. pieces war of the first to teach made several There were E. Baston of North Yar- was civilization, the The convention attempts nominating speeches by the Gray. George of the text of the argument urged by world a lesson in Sterling, Silver, 925- righteousness. In such half dozen. Mr. Barrett mouth and P. Plaisted the of to hurry the committee, and onoe a move- Potter of Brun- George of Gor- Dresser men, and indorsed by most a causo it is not strange that our 1000 fine. We make a ment till 2 o’clock was swiok started the oratory with on in- ham. The first ballot resulted as follows: the number of the credentials committee. sailors are inspired to deeds of heroism to adjourn barely straight 25 per cent reduc- that not only thrill After more than an hour had geniously worded speech. He said that WAR IS AEARIAG THE ENH. Mr. as a member of this every American defeated. Whole nnmber, 157 Despeaux, heart but the g tion on every article and we challenge admiration of our been Mr. T. P. Kimball of four years ago the Republicans of Brun- Necessary for a choice, 79 committee, stood out in favor of throw- bitterest enemies. The spent, Bridg- IS AT daring and cour- swick had come George E. Hasten, 49 SUiHJHER WEATHER HAND. have a stock to ton moved that the oommittee be request before the county con- | splendid ing out both sets of delegates at large. age of Dewey and Hobson and their Charles C. Wiggin. 47 select from. and if vention and asked for on IS Kdward W. Koss of North Yarmouth brave companions give us new life, new ed to report immediately, unable representation Matthew C. Morrill, 86 BUSINESS REVIVING. hopes, new ambitions; they make us to to their differences before the ticket. They showed that the George P. Plaisted 25 stood by him in his endeavor. Mr. Des- glad agree, bring largest This reminds us to our stock of 9 that we have lived to see the summit of town in the early spring clothing was tbe full convention for adjustment. This oounty which is taxed oil a On the next ballot two more votes were say peaux satisfied that, whatever the heroism reached our own is well sold out and we have a lot of by brave valuation of Mr. just purchased large sf in us motion was a passage and ,a mes- $4,000,000 and has always rallied. Plaisted, the Gorham candi- decision the Deering he had countrymen. They givo a new con- given Suits at cau share matter, been extremely low and you in the discount ra of the of our out to inform the com- loyally not had a withdrew of prices votes enough to win the shot iff nomina- ception destiny nation and senger was sent Republican had date, in;Jfavor Mr. Wiggin, Spoons, we can see the of we have obtained on us early with cash in hand, and America, cradle convention’s deoision. He representative in any office in a carried him to the by calling tion on the first ballot, but he wanted to liberty mittee of the county which lead, yet he gj the mother of industry, the champion of select from the line of Suits to be found in Port- with the message that the com- generation. They presented the name of lacked several votes of cleanest El put the party stamp of denunciatiou on justioe and humanity. returned enough for a 1-2 (loz. a man who a to The was well fitted and The ballot stood: the kind of tactics which made possible Wo no longer have North and a South. mittee was almost ready report. by ability choice. A noble purpose has lifted us above sec- received the with a experience to fill the office of sheriff. number, the sending of two sets of delegates from convention report Whole '""“"""lC9 tional strife and changed “But our for a A enmity to round of laughter and then sat down for appeal fell on deaf ears,” con- Necessary choice, 80 great bargain. Deering. friendship. We have become a united Charles C. Wiggin, 66 I n.__i:.i- * __ another wait. tinued Mr. Potter. “Mr. Plummer was Doth sides severely scored the action of people, one in pariotio purposes and in George E. Hasten, 58 our national life. We aro ail Americans At 18.10 Mr. Chapman of Portland nominated and we went back to Brun- Matthew C. Morrill, 37 for even war F. & and with swick A. HILL America, all its convention take a recess and rolled moved that the up a Republican majori- was a One more ballot sufficient to laud CO., terrible cost may prove small for price as there seemed to be no ty greater than ever before. such grand results. till 1 o’clock, by fifty votes Mr. the vote 500 Street. jewdiw | Wiggin, standing: 1 Now we Congress To us at this time there is ra prospect of nn Immediate report of the come here again on the same special Whole number, 155 pride and satisfaction thut from a oondl oommittee. errand with the same and the credentials argument for a choice, tion of dissension and debt we Necessary 78 have Mr. J. S. Douglass wanted to oontinne same man. Our case is stronger by four I Charles C. Wiggin, S3 progressed to our present position of 2 but that years of our candidate four E. Hasten, 54 strength and power under the recess till o’clock, sugges- waiting and George republican Matthew C. Morrill, MARRIAGES, leaders. All praise is due to the heroes tion brought out a protest from the baok years older in experience. But there 17 & of George P. Plaisted, 1 Portland Boothbay Steamboat Co. war, but this prodigious advance in town one of whom said he seems to be reason now to believe that delegates, la tills June Eev. Dr. wealth and power is the greatest The city. 16, liy Blanchard, Summe r and After conceiv- to drive 25 miles after the our will be heard. We have been following county oommittee, nomi- Morse and Arrangements—Ou able monument to the wisdom, would have con appeal Mr. George Gilman Miss Annie Bus- June 18th. 1898. strength nated a committee delegated for that sell Swett, both of Portland. and patriotism of the vention was over, and ho wantd no fur- enoouraged first by repentant Scarboro by GOING Republican heroes lu this city. June 15. by Kev. W. M. Kimmell, WEST. who have our of backed purpose, was chosen to serve the brought country to its ther delay than was absolutely necessary. and last bygthe city Portland, ensuing Walter H. Young and Mary Tarbox. both of ENTEEPKISK leaves East two Boothbay present greatness. won the though the years: Carroll W. Morrill, Portland; Portland. STB.lor Portland Mondays at 7.15 a. m., touch- Much This protest convention, and a up by Deoring, temporary June grand accomplishments for one In White Rock, 15, by Rev. A. II. ing at So. Bristol tChrletmas Cove, Heron Is- to tako a of dishonor deprives us of the George E. Tarbox, Harrison; J. S. party are unusual, but the oircumstanoes vote was passed recess till l triumph Wright. Walter J. Laughlin of Portland and land, tOcean Point, Boothbay Harbor and of the He then Fickett, South Portland; N. C. Pink- Miss Nellie M. Pnrinton of White Rock. Island. birth of the Republican were o’clock. fruits of that victory.” presented Squirrel party Wednesday, leave Damariscotta at B a. ra. for also unusual. The issues that led When the convention of Mr. Oren T. of ham, N. P. Haskell, New to its reassembled, short the name Despeaux Otistield; Portland, touching at above landings. formation were uot issues of DEATHS. policy; they ly after 1 o’clock, Secretary Carroll W. Brunswiok. The convention then took a Gloucester; C. B. Woodman, Westbrook; Friday, leave Peinaquid for Portland at 6 a. were issues of right and wrong, and the I. L. at above landings Damaris- Morrill of the county committee rest while the Despeaux Elder, Peter Stuart, Wind- m.,touching except great party that had the courage to stand reported two-minute Ueering; In this oity, June 16. Esther Ellen, wife of cotta. iur the the of the committee's on the floor and ham; E. W. 61 going east. right, whatever it cost, was com- result delibratlons. backers in the galleries Ross, North Yarmouth; Milton Higgins, aged years. 7 months James at her late posed of o> is Free St. change street. 13-1 11.SON, Auctioneers, la-3 FORcality in city, owner obliged to sell at once, H. and Mary Cowan. chance for a man George Cambpell LET—Upper tenement in house No. 93 good with small capital. Address LORING, Press Levi Frost of Bethel is now serving a SUMMER RESORTS. TO Gray street, consisting of seven rooms Office.14-1 t and has the snn all in the Auburn for bath; day; price $19.00. SALE—Now Columbia -- .. — sentence jail outunder ---—-.... -:-, --.- year’s For further of A. C. Trap. Forty words inserted under this head particulars inquire FORwhipcord trimmed. Harness russet aud and entering and stealing one week for LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 Exchange street. 11-1 breaking 35 cents, in advance. black, bought by gentleman to use this soason, “CORKING THE BOTTLE’’-HOBSON BLOWING UP THE JUNE 3d. The state that his changing his plans orders them sold; this is “MERRIMAC,” SANTIAGO, liquor. petitioners OENT—A neat, convenient rent of flve ANTED—A your chance for a trade. BRADLEY & SMALL. From HARPER’S a by de father has just died, and has left an aged \XT few summer boarders for July 8 large rooms and bath room, up one 35 WEEKLY. After Drawing T. Thulstrup. » * Jf Preble il-i and August. Good grove near at liana. flight, with hot and cold water, win- 8t._ Percy—Say, papa, Mr. Byker told me to widow 80 years old and the son is needed Good bay from Permission. & Brothers. airy rooms, plenty of good milk, etc; one dow and a good rent for $16.00 a month. In- FOR SALE—Old Orchard Reproduced Harper’» Weekly. By Copyright, 1898, by Harper ask for the loan of of the Beach, one and one you your pump. to support the mother. The man’s sent- pleasantest places in Maine. Address quire of J. 1). JOHNSEN, 41 Wlimot street. A half Box 88, Me. story cottage, furnished, an lot 40x60, Uncle Hayley a visit)—By gosh! Blandish, 17-3 11-1 near *450. Address L. THE SINKING OP THE 11EBB1HAC. the perilous problems which presented of their powerful shore batteries upon the (on ence will have nearly expired by the time camp ground; price W. ( Wants the loan of the pump! It’s funny HAWKE8, Old Orchard. the of the is acted a Me,_14-1 Hobson’s memorable feat in themselves to the young officer. Their Americans, and resulting storm of the petition upon. rpEACHERS, Clerks, anyone seeking pleas- RENT—Entire floor over Haskell & Santiago they don’t send in fer the loan well -1 ant place to vacation should SALE—Boarding house, very H. one of the men spend address FORJones store, steam heat and use of APOR desirable, Harbor has been heralded the world solution seemed impossible without cer- shot and shell was so terriiio that Hobson George Campbell, B. M. clothing central has 10 lull of board, over! ter go with it.—St. Louis Post-Dispatch. PHILLIPS, Oxford, Me. Good board, elevator Included. of Haskell & location, rooms, who was convioted at tho December term Inquire Jones, ers all the time, made money tor or is an act of cool and tain death, but hundreds of eager volun- abandoned all idea of paddling his raft prices reasonable; references. 17-1 470 St., Monument every year despei'ate braveryjto Congress Square. je9-4 the past six years, falling health the reason for be in the chronicles teers from all the of the fleet stood back to our fleet, but made for the Span- of the Kennebeo superior court of rob- N. S. always aisinguished ships TtOR good country board In a fine locality for LET-Furnlshed cottages at Waite’s selling. GARDINER, 17G 1-2 Middle St. himself CASTOKIA asks that his sentence be commuted. A of ry. It was an admirable ready to make the tearful trial. The ish flag ship instead, and gave bery, fishing, gunning, rowing, fine views, pleas- TO Landing, Falmouth. Bolling spring water, _14-1 gallant ant drives and of shade Bears the of CkaS. tI. Charles A. Saw- plenty trees. Broad also rain water; good facilities for SALE—Cigar and tobacco business, of reck- glorious achievement of the chosen few is up. His escape from death was nothing signature Fletcher. He was convioted with boating. aPOR good triumph thoughtful calculation, piazza. A quiet place lor rest and comfort. Ashing and bathing; stable free; photo of location, established custom; small capital his ex use for more of and J. B. and P. less audacity and complete success, and now history. short of miraculous, and, although In than thirty years, and yer brutally assaulting robbing Address, W. PLUMMER, ltav- place sent on application. Apply on the required. Address B. J. R., care Daily Press. mand. jelG-4 premises, or address, E. T. care of adds another name to the list We from the pages of ploit effectually orippled all further offen- Tke Kind You Have Moses C. Frost of Winthrop. Me._ MERRILL, _13-1 illustrious reproduce today Always Bought. Steamer Madeleine, Portland. 7-2 RENT of American naval heroes. Harper’s Weekly a picture by Thulstrup sive operations of the Spanish fleet, he The third petitioner is Mary Cowan,the or for SALE—House No. 262 CASTORIA FORSpring street corner of was cheers the woman convioted of murder in first LET—Furnished eight rooms May, containing The details of th8 andiof its execu- of the sinking of the collier. After moor- greeted with by Spanish the cottage; ten with steam plan TO with stable at Waite’s four miles rooms, bath, heat, and all sailors and personally congratulated by Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletche*. “THE BELMONT Landing, other modern tion are now well known. To ing the Merrimao in mid-ohannel, Hobson degree at the February term of the HOUSE,” from Portland. ALBERT H. Fal- improvements; in good condi- navigate Admiral Cervera cn his WAITE, tion. For splendid bravery. In use for more than mouth Me. ful) particulars apply Real Estate the Merrimac over the and and his men shoved off on a thirty years, and Penobscot oourt in 1895, and CAPE Foreside, 7-2 enemy’s mines raft, drag- The combination of a deliberate, re- Supreme ELIZABETH, ME., Office, First National Bank building. FRED- under after them the contact wires connect mind and The Kind You Have who was sentenoed to life in the state ERICK S. VA1LL. the furious fire of the Spanish bat- ging sourceful dashing, bull-dog Always Bought. RENT—On Central avenue, 11-1 Opens June D for and Deertng 2d with the the courage is a hard one to" beat, and the on 1896. It will Regular Transient 170 Centre, No. 18, very nice new teries, to anchor her at the exact point in torpedoes jlnside ship. CASTORIA prison February 18, location, SALE—For sale without reserve, whole world unites in Guests. Shore Dinners a specialty. lower flat, 6 rooms, bath and pantry, all tliq the The on the an today applauding be remembered that sbe was convioted of FORAmos R. Winslow meat and narrow channel where her hulk would Spaniards shore, thinking modem $16. Inquire at provision Hobson’s exhibition of what Amerloan Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. S, L. MOORE, Froprietox, improvements, store Including stock of canned to force an en- her child Willie, on the 6th of PORTLAND TINWARE 100 Cross goods, be an effective obstruction, and to sink attempt was under way brains can do when baoked by true Ameri poisoning jnelldlw* CO., street fixtures and furniture at 225 Federal street. In use for more than thirty years, and September, 1894. Her health Is said to be 6-2 her an into the turned can Possession given at once. Apply to D. A. by internal explosion—these were trance harbor, every gun grit. as the state she has The Kind You Have Always Bought. falling, physioians an MEAHER, SO Exchange street, Portland, incurable disease, she asks to be allowed TO LET—Cottages on Little Diamond Island. Me. SPRING HOUSE-Select board, a U-l aiRAYMOND Some of the best located to return to her home in Dixmont to die. (near Poland Spring) on line of Maine Cen- cottages in THE CONNECTICUT TROOPS. taincy of 0. W. Davis. When Col. Ken- tral Casoo Bay to let for the season at reasonable MAINE railroad. Good boating and fishing. Send SALE—A farm In Freeport 11-2 TOWNS. The Way of a Maid, for circular. rates. Inquire A. M. SMITH. 3-2 dall was chosen commander .'of the regi- CAUSED FIVE DEATHS. Address C. E SMALL, North FORmiles from railroad station, known as Bortha had a Raymond, mayftf the H. C. Orr farm, consists of 129 acres of Those at Fort Knox Are Expecting Orders Butler was drum (reading)—“He hyaointh- Me._ LET—Rent 123 Franklin street, between ment, Capt. appointed Kansas June 16.—A cloud- rjiOa mostly cleared land and cuts 40 tons of Items of interest Gathered by v'orrs® ine coronation that was as rich and rare as City,Kansas, Cumberland and Congress. Suii all to on the colonel’s whioh 1JROOK-IDE COTTAGE is sltuated ln the day. hay. Bui on same are a two Move. major staff, posit burst about 11 o’olock last night at Chel- In flrst-class hot and cold nice dings story of the Press. the efflorescence of some opulent growth.” picturesque little village of repair; water, nouse ten also two ban pandects sea a suburban resort about Kearsarge, bach room and steam beat. Will containing rooms; s, ion he held until three years ago, when Isn't park, pleasure about ten minutes’ drive from North let to small all in Will that beautifulf three irom is believed to Conway. family. good repair. exchange for From recent he miles here, bavo Post and telegraph offices located near. P’otir a3-tf in The Bangor Whig says: organized the Signal Corps, receiv- Edith—Exquisite! But what does it the property Portland. Inquire of A. 0. oaused death of five persons and pos- mails dally. Boston dally papers are on sale LIBBY a CO., 42 1-2 Exchange street. 11-1 BERWICK. events it is that the Connecticut the rank of second lieutenant. I wunderf at the LET—Furnished or unlurnished upper likely ing mean, sibly more. pobtoffice. Pleasant walks and drives. rjlOA tenement at 257 State street. Possession now at Fort Knox will Butler’s and faith- Bertha—Who 6hall be able to That Pure spring water, fresh vegetables and milk. North Berwick, June 15—The house, troops stationed Through Capt. energy sayf at once. on "FOE SALK OR TO LET—The dwelling house Por circular, etc., address L. C. given Apply premises. mayl9dtf A short- fulness the has is the most beautiful about It.— BARNES, owned and occupied by Henry barn and outbuildings of Charles Gray, be summoned back to Connecticut, Signal Corps developed thing WANTED—FEMALE KEEP. Kearsarge, N. H. 13-3 formerly Boston Trefethen, situated on Island Avenue, Peaks a Transcript. on what is known as the Aaron Varney ly. Connecticut people have been very into strong organization. As captain HELP WANTED. Island, containing nine furnished rooms, all in Forty word* Inserted tinder this head first class condition; the house is located in South a short distanoe much displeased at the way their volun- he will receive a salary of *2400 a year. WANTED. finely farm, Berwick, one week for 25 cents, cut In advance. on high with fine view of the “Can Honor take away the grief of a wound? Forty words inserted under till* head ground, harbor, from this was consumed teers have been treated by the war Capt. Butler is so well liked by the mem- has a slated root and cemented Is village, entirely troops No.” one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. cellar, there Forty words Inserted under this heed about five acres of land connected with the fire about noon. The fire was On last they sent bers of 1ns command that would do —Henry IV, Act III, Scene I. by Tuesday, department. Friday they for a small family, one week for be "WyANTED—Immediately,»• 25 cents, cash in advance. house, which will sold with the house, or a to to It to him. But Pond’s Extract can take away the pain. housekeeper capable of supervising ser- less caused a heated chim- delegation anything help ~ if parties also several cot- supposed to.be by Washington protest. trentsunH oil dnfnll,. r.f ha.isAl.ALI rl J ANTED—General house work one quantity prefer; •’ girl, tage lots on Island Avenue, and two shore lots, ney. Most of the household goods wore had just returned and reported a promise HE WASN’T slating previous Press offlco. T OAN WANTED—of S3.000 on first efiiss that Is a good cook. Call 97 PINE ST. 6t KILLED. experience, B, " with shore privileges, all of which will bo sold First PEAKS ISLAND. tarni property a few miles from Portland; saved and tbe farming tools were secured, from Secretary Alger that the Kegi- _10-1 most at rare bargains If applied for soon. Apply to desirable location In Cumberland comity, aKi TED—tfxpCTien5ed"canvassers in any GEO. now in v alue of of \\ TREFETHEN. Asslguee, 192 Commer- as also, all the live stook. Partially in- ment, the only one of the state Jonn rurcbase Had a Tough Experi- \*7ANTeD—Capable girl for general house- property double amount loan re- line to act as closers. $50 a month and cial • » St., Portland. my31-4 work; must have references. Apply loi quired. Address REAL ESTATE, Room 15, expenses. LUEE BROTHERS sured. the and the Yale artillery company ence. COMPANY. field, Danforlli St. 16-1 Oxford Building, Portland. A was eve- _17-1 Montreal.apr22d M&F,3ni William one firm of Isaac should be ordered south at once. A con- reception given Wednesday Varney, ofjthe \\T ANTED—I am now ready to buy all kinds YI7 ANTED—Canvasser ~WATCHES”ON INSTALLMENTS." & Sons, lumber mill The Mrs. L. L. Molntosh in honor of TIP ANTED—An efllcent cook, and a second •' of east off and immediately; salary Varney operatives, ference was held In ning by John'Purchase of this ladles’, gems, chiidien’s » wini Washington. city,' reported If girl, in a private family in suburbs, refer- ua^iousvo uuui avail; jyaiu ncch.it, Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stools hsis been very sick of typhoid.fever, but is her son and and Mrs. Fred clothing. I pay mors than any purchaser In $10 outfit best Connecticut the two daughter, Mr. as killed ences address name and resi- free, references required. of new model Watches will be sold on Congress delegation, being by the Spaniards shortly required; giving the cltv. Send letters to MR or MRS. Pe easy pay* recovering. F. W. office of Daily Portland. Choice of territory if apply at once. Lake ments at reasonable prices. All Styles. All Col. G. Julien W. Cur- W. McIntosh. The house was very pret- before the has dence, M., Press, GROOT, 75 Middle St. 17-1 The sermon before the graduating class senators, Osborn, breaking out of the war, 16-1 Ontario Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. my26-4 Prices. McKENNEY, the Jeweler, Monument of decorated with the national colors the North Berwick High sohool will be tis, Ernest Carter and John Addison tily returned to Portland after a Square.marl9cttt thrilling W\ANTED—An liouso- CADDLE HORSE WANTED-A good saddle delivered by Rev. Mr. Nelson of Mary- with the Amerioan aoross experienced general t-7 Porter, secretary to President SIcKinley, flag draped in Cuba. He was second work horse 1100 to 1200 lbs. Any one AM11S)-mtu a rn»* i. land next in the experience girl to go to Old Orchard, per- weighing SALE—A thirty acre farm situated in Ridge Sunday morning one corner of the under having such, please write to P- 0. box 959, were present. Senator Hawley presided. dining room, mate of the schooner Jennie S. manent situation, pleasant location and only city; FORthe centre village of Brownfield, Me., well Free Baptist church. Butler, In giving color, and which the were received Mr. three family. For farther Information call age, weight price, stating Forty worrta insertod under this hend divided into tillage, wood and The faots were laid before Secretary Al- guests by where horse can he seen. 10-1 pastu ing lot3; loading sugar at Cienfuegos. While at 490% Congress street, over Eastman «no weak for 25 cents. OR»h in sdvnnce. hnilflirnr<< nuarlv ttaw twplvA uonr) rDnina u WINDHAM. was and it was and Mrs. McIntosh. Punch served Brothers’ store, two stable the ger, promised that equip- ashore one night he was taken prisoner up flights.16-1 house wanted for the house, large near house, running Newhail, June 6—The Newhall W. C. Mrs. W. A. assisted Miss water In house and stable. Will be sold at a ments would be sent at and that by Sterling, hy the soldiers in ■WANTED—A for a WANTED—Furnishedsummer, moderate price, in the city or a woman 30 once, by Spanish and locked up * housekeeper family of by years If for soon. * for children. bargain applied ELI B. BEAN, T. U. met on Tuesday, June 14, with E. Skillings; cake was served two adults. Address A. B. RUSSELL. 22 vicinity, small family without Ad- WANTED—Situationold, speaking French and English, for both the light and artillery bat- Agnes by one of their forts as a dress Brownfield, life. 25-4 heavy spy. Willis or '.'68 1-2 Middle St. MISS ELLA S. SARGENT, 92 Park St. any kind of work in the besides may Mrs. Hattie M. Robinson, first vice presi- Miss Stimson and Mrs. Sullivan of Port- St., 16-1 city, washing; teries would be ordered Into service, if it Shortly after the Cubans engaged the 15-1 would do sewing by the day at residence. Ad- dent of She a the^union. reported large wan re- land. The ushers were John capable girl to do general dress MRS. A. S, 9 Munroe St., Portland, Me. M possible to do so. The men feel ^Molntosh, fort and Purchase was released. He was AINSPRINGS, 75c. amount of work which had. been done WANTED—Ahousework and go to sea shore. Apply to WANT TO LEASE a small farm for a term of 17-1 for their cer- George Sterling, Cliff Bachelder and Mr. sent into Havana and from there went The best American during the winter..„Some evidence of this paid visit, and are almost is Dow St., from 6 to 8 p. m. ls-l years, suitable for raising poultry and Mainsprings, made by the to Peneeoola on a small American gohoon- within i» miles of Portland. Ad- VVANTED—A situation by a young French Elgin and Waltham Warranted work was as a tain that will Wilder. vegetables, companies. present they presented something be accomplished as tabie or chamber best for one er. He next turned up at Charleston, S. dress, stating particulars and terms, W. H. lady girl maid, year. McKENnEY, the Jeweler beautiful light puff to the president, in the near It is con- Mrs. Fred Sparrow has gone Uf Boston WANTED—MACK HELP. references would to be near Pond Monument Square. future. predicted and was before the mast on HALE, Press office. 15-1 given; prefer _marl9dtf Mrs. Sarah W. McKellen. A picnic sup- C., shipped Cove, Elizabeth. Address MISS A. S., that both batteries recoive for a short visit. the Clara in Cape was served in honor of Mrs. McKel- fidently will Goodwin. She arrived Wey- built Belmont Pond TJOR SALE—Elegant musical instruments par man to WANTED—All persons having new House, Cove, Cape Elizabeth, Mr. Trott!'while to lift an a tew the crew ANTED—A handle the Arc Printer, *• music lan’s return from her,, winter’s absence their uniforms, guns and horses within .Pete trying mouth, Mass., days ago, buildings since March 1, 1895 and Iliave Me.16-1 just received.—pianos, boxes, to W’ a machine for printing signs of any size reginas, mandolins, and also on account, of the of a anchor Into a boat lost his on it coming Portland. not liadjtheir certificates of occupation will please violins, banjos, guitars, presenoe short time. The light artillery (Yale), grip and on fences, barns, bridges, rocks or sidewalks. IVANTED—A call at my place ol' business and receive the position by rotary sawyer; harmonicas, cornets, cases, violin bows, super- Mrs. Susan M. Grant, who is visiting it fell across his This Is a brand new arrangement and Is worth * ■ and Best ior violin will be ordered to near leg, hurting him quite same as the suite laws it in all cases. also used to plainers matchers* and banjo strings, popular music, Mrs. and still her in- Camp Alger, MIS3.WHITE Al1 CONGRESS SQUARE looking into. To see sample of Arc Printer require of LEWIS music MoKellau, keeps np J. O. Inspector of Sreferonces JORDAN, books, etc. Please call. HAWES, 414 and the will badly. on MW. 417 WARD, Buildings._H-l ^supplied. terest iu this union although residing in Washington, First Regiment CHURCH. call O’BllIEN, Congress street, Upper Gloucester, Me. 15-1 Congress street,mylS-4 Mrs.' J. P. Sullivan is between C and 7 p. a distant part of the state. The house be mobilized and sent south as a whole. stopping at.the in.__14-1 W ANTED-To lot the know that I am of the " people 36 of was decorated with cut flowers As Harbor View house for a few Miss Alice L. White, principal to sell still at my old stand 25 Cotton St., pre- WANTED—By an American man, years HPHE Fairbanks mandolins and banjos excel, prettily the Fort Knox are a days. YYTANTED—Men Stock, * £ troops part Nursery and * a to drive a private learn and examine them at HAWES' music store. 414 and the supper with its dainty nappery school, ii Steady work. Salary and Expenses, free pared to do oarpenter work, building job- age, position of the First therefore Mr. J. A. Pine has opened his Montgomery Training Alabama, to order work around a place; good refer- street. Instruction books of all in- and silver—not to mentioD the eatables— Regiment, it is howling outfit, experience unnecessary. apdIv. GLEN bing. stove doors .and sasli made at gentleman’s Congress will in the vestry of Congress short notice. .1. ences ; uses neither tobacco or slroug drink#. struments. Pianos let. A number of 50 cent was a credit to The probable that Maine will reach them. alleys for the summer. speak BROTHERS. Rochester, N. Y. je712tTuTh&S C. WARD.H-l any society. young 393 1-2 St., MRS. PALMER’S music books at 25 cents each. Su- ohurch on afternoon at Apply Congress (damaged) honorary member, Miss Bertha Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Saunders .’ and Square Saturday office. 15-1 perior strings for instruments. iM A 1 specialty salesmen. gjU 9AA WANTED oil first mortago on _my was present and Master Sherman Thomas A PORTLAND four o’clock. The are cordially in WANTED—Two so. OFFICER. daughter have moved into their public II tor good state farm property in Freeport, Lord, was introduced as the cottage permanent position men; WANTED—Work ns a and Union notioe of this finely looated on shore of Casco Bay, assessed stenographer OK SALE-Valuable real estate consisting The Kennebeo at vited. In giving meeting lines handled arid territory preferred, good ref- of could IP house baby. Altugeher it was a very delight- Journal says of Capt. Evergreen landing. & 1609-1614 valuation §2100, cut tons of hay last year. typewriter by lady experience; of over 4 1-2 acres land, 11-2 story Hr. Blanohard erences. CANNON CO., Manhattan titty furnish if desired. Address TYPE- afi ful occasion. W. last Sunday morning. House and good ham and typewriter with L and large barn connected; located Georgo Butler, who commands the Chicago.13-1 ell, outbuildings. to in ISldg., Write FRANK J. WHITNEY, So. WRITER, care of Portland 1192 Congress street on line of electrics Grass in Nswhall and Windham gener- REAL ESTATE commended Miss White highest terms. owner, Press._H-l 4911-2 signal corps: TRANSFERS. for Portland arid Me. H-l Stroudwater. Apply to J. M. JORDAN. ally gives promise of an immense crop, of her at WANTED—General agent Freeport, WANTED—A situation by a Nova Scotia Butler lias in He had the pleasure meeting ii for man who Congress and there is still a amount of old Capt. been interested These transfers have been recorded: vicinity; good position girl to do general housework in a small street.__ large two summers and knows his and has executive affairs Bethlehem, N. H., ago business ability. as with $15.00 can send the best of references. Call at street, Oak- hay tored. military since he was old enough Seth F. Sweetser to Frank Johnson et references. Boston Ver- promoter family; SALE-New house on Pitt in her Give experience and WANTEP—Partyto take half interest in a sure money 328 St., or Telephone 113-6. bath, hot and Ill M. Walker is at the and to the became greatly interested and her Boston, Mass. Brighton Deering, FORdale; contains 7 rooms and Eye join National Guard. He first al, all of New land in New micide Co., 4-1 Bedford street, maker. and novel introduce con- .1-7- for treatment. Gloucestetr, Gen. 5-3-&SH Unique plant _14-1 cold water, wired for electric lights, Infirmary saw 'work. The late Armstrong, Pres. the for universal de- and will the light of day in the town of Scar- Gloucester. goods which there Is W ANTED—First class chef and lie ts with sewer, lias large lot, be ..r Harlow returned yesterday Reserve mand. invited. lady vege- to CHARLES boro in of Western University, Thorough investigation table cook would like position, best of sold on easy terms. Apply C. r ci the .Maine General 1SG3, and is therefore just 35 years Thomas C. to Thwing Address this office 11-1 1 hospital Willey Lyman B. of W A NTED—AGENTS. “MONOPOLY,” have served as steward ADAMS, No. 31 Exchange street, ortland. of Dr. A. E. Kittredge New York city, recommendations; in Albert Demeritt Robinson, who age. When 15 years old he went west, both of first class hotels. at 77 Ohesnut street. Twitchell, South Portland, land Miss Apply __ _je4-4 •t .Inc position with the Lynn Electri- where he all heartily oommend White and her V X 'ANTED—A of four with two cliil- attended school for two years. in South Portland on party _13-1 Maine 120 acres is home the 17th. Woodbury street. New York V 1 dren want SALE—Farm In Bethel, Go. expected work. WANTED—Strong corporation, board ill country' twenty- shed and Portland the 11 a sell- FOR 2 1-2 house, two Returning ito ho entered Inhabitants of Gray to Jennie G. ___ ten years old; surplus half million; five miles out at least. Must be a first class WAITED. good land, story machine of Coaly investment contracts based on place in Address B. bams, all in good condition, good orchard, and shop of Winslow & Sons as an Portland, land with thereon ing superior every particular. C., Situation a man who understands and also COMPANY. buildings York wants few first class this office. 11-1 by young well supplied with wood water; about PORTLAND TRUST in East ARE New City real estate, and is to work. About apprentice. He remained with this firm Deering. HUSBANDS GRUMPY in this Liberal commis- bookkeeping willing Two 200.000 feet of pine timber. two miles C. agents city and state. years Graduate of as to the new United States R, Dolloff to Orra V. both WATER- experience. Gray’s Port- from Bethel and known the Edward Subicriptions years and then a Dolloff, sions; salary later if merited. H. T. village, eight passed a year and of New land land Business College. Good references fur- A. will be sold on favorable terms 3 Gloucester, in New Glouces- on wash Of HOUSE & CO., First NatnT Bank Bldg., Port- LOST AND POUND. F. Capen farm; war loan, of $300,000,000. per cent bonds half in the day. nished. Address CHAS. ALLKN. Skow- or for Portland south and in Cuba. After ter. land, Me. 16-1 mav be exchanged propertv. if hegan, Maine. jel3d2w* MISS SAKAH BIDES, So. 135 Oxford St.. will be received and forwarded withou that he was Martha E. to Chas. course, wires use on superintendent of the Port- Lorlng W. Jordan, T.OST—Lady’s black jacket, June 8th, Me. mars-tf both of Finder Portland, charge, or commission, by the Portland land Heater and Radiator and Yarmouth, land in Yarmouth. any other soap than Blackstrap road near mountain. SITUATION WAN'TED-A lady with one company, Alfred MARRY will please return to 609 CONGRESS ST. IP-1 ^ for individuals who Sails of Auburn to Sylvanus FvSE, KELLIE, child, wishes a position ns Housekeeper. Trust Company, any then engaged in business for himself on B% which Hayes of Lewiston, land in Falmouth. Feis-Naptha, And I will buy you such a uretty Ring at Apply 227 MAIN BT., Biddeford, Me. 131 to take bonds. Union s- A THOUSAND RINGS wish street in the Forest City. Frank L. Mark to Albro R. Jenness, makes Mcftonuey A.thousand solid gold Rings, clothes-washing and SCOTCH wonld like a situation to from. Diamonds, Opals. information, or suggestions, will Butler’s both of land in East Diamonds, Opal-Pearls, Rubies, Emeralds girl Pearls, Any Capt. military career com- Fryeburg, Sebago. almost a BATTLESHIP MAINE. SOUVENIR SPOONS do second work during the months Albro R. pleasure. ail other precious stones. Engagement and A of be furnished bv the Trust Comnanv on menced Jenness of Fryeburg to Rich- a This is the on the and at Pine Point or in 1882, when he enlisted as a Wedding specialty. Largest stock In prettiest Spoon ever put July August Grand ard A. Jennesi of Boston, land at East FEES A CO., PHIEAT»KEI>HIA. Rings Call the Beach. EDWARD flgiplinafcinr. private in city. McKENNLY. The Jeweler. Monument market. and see It. McKENNEY, Apply MRS. WOODMAN, Comuany B, under the cap- Sebago. Of Grocers. r.. Monument mu-. martfldtf 75 street- U*d Monument Square. maritxut Sqiiar ^iar22dtf Jeweler, So 1 Vaughan 'i ijs ladder 1, of Woodfords, was overcome by ■10 common ...•*. 8% lla" Chester '?.ew York. .London.. ..June 26 Ar 16th. schs Break cf Day. Long Island City STEAMERS. Flint & Fere Marq.. _RAILROAIM.__ FOUR HOUSES OS FIRE. smoke in the Soott house, but was soon IttV'ClAL AND C0WUC1AL Ethiopia.JJew York.. So’ampton. June 25 for Portland; Janies Maloy. Pertli L Amboy for Oricen .. w York. .Glasgow .June 25 Rockland; Hyena. New York for Calais; Jacob restored and went to work. The eleotric Stno-n i.ml Bom s Boston & IVlaine R. R. New Yorls »|uot»il»u» Holstein.s,ew York.. Manaos.&c.June 25 M Haskell, do for Halifax; Marion Draper. casco oay steamboat"-cl cars to the Westbrook and North Deer- York.. June 26 Port for and ail In Telegraph. Tolosa ..,ew Jeremle,&c Heading Augusta, sailed; Brig- effect Oct. 4th, 1897. .By York..Montevldeo,June 25 adier, Port Johnson for Portland. Custom House Wharf. ing lines pass the scenes of the Are and closing quotatiors Labrador.Now Train* leave Union Station, for goarboro The ware to-day'!’ *.Montreal .. Liverpool...June 26 schs Nat Han mill Coombs, Emma of in the follorag Canada Sid. Ayer. Crossing:. 10.00 a. m.. 6.16, 6.20 D.rcL; Searbo the tracks were but Quotations Staple Products — M Cora Green. Abbie covered with hose, ofBouus Vancmi»„V Boston.Livreoool.. June 30 Fox, Aetna, Silver Spray, ro Beaclx, Pine Point, 7.00, 10.00 a. m.. 3 june;15. Ju-elfl 8 Sarah A 30* under the uver-Montreal... Liverpool.... July 2 Walker, Ella G Eels, Biaisdell, and 6.16, 6.20; p. m.; Old Orchard, H—o, Bi<* With Terrible direction of General Manager Nautilus. WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. Threatened Markets. New 4s, reg deford, 7.00, 8.40. 10.00 a. m., 12.46. 3.80^ Bearing Newman and Leading Passod—Schs Seth W Smith, South Amboy for 6.20 Superintendent Spring, MINIATURE ALMANAC.JUNE 17. 5.15, p. in.; Kennabunk. 7.00. 8.40 a. in., Calais; Harry W Haynes. Philadelphia lor Sur- 12.45.8.30. 6.15 ,6.20 K.en link all passengers transferred so that NewlT,1'1 res.1°®* Suu Commencing Thursday, April 28, 1898 p. in.; neb pert, Jwere 4>s ■ rises. 4 71 looo rey; Emma Green and Douglas Haynes, from 8.40. a. in.. Conflagration New coup. III/? water 7.00, 12.46, S.80, 6.1 p. m.; the traflio was not liJS .. 7 23 High J® New York, bound east. Far Forest City Peaks' Island. Well* Beach 7.00,8.40 a. m.. delayed. York Block and Mouey Market Landing, 5.43, 3.30. 6.16 P. m./ ™ WASHINGTON-Ar 16th, sch Horatio L 6.40, 8.00, 0.00, 10.30 a. in., 12.00 111., 2.15. 3.15, North Berwick, $omarswo> th. Dover,T 4.03, The Portland firenaon are deserving of SSTSaVG- B3V* Kennebec. (By Telegraph.! Mo.Kan. & Texas ids.62s'8 Baker. Atkins, COO. 6.15, 7.30 p. 111. 7.00, 8.40 a, m., 12.45, 3.30, 6.15 c. m.j sch Esteile For a. a. much credit tor the manner in which they Mo Kansas A Texas pfd — Cld, Phinney, Phinney. Boston. Cushing’s Island, 6.40, 8.00, 10.30 in., 2.15, Rochester, 7.00, 8.40 m., 12.45, 3.SO p. m.; NEW June 16. — Ar sch ni. AND TWO YCBK, Kansas Pacific Consols.. M WINTEKPOKT 14th, Jeremiah 3.15. 5.00. 6.15 p. Barminpton, Alton Bay, 8.40 a. m. 12.45, BARN DESTROYED assisted the Deering department. 11R NEWS Portland for For Little and Money on call was steady at lail^ pr cent; Oregon Nay. lets.I16 Smith, Parsons, Philadelphia. Great Diamond Islands, 3.30 ?). ni.; Northe'ii l>iv.. Lakeport. La- Mr. who discovered the fire, Trefethen’s,Evergreen Lauding,Peaks’ Island, conia, Plymouth, 8.40 a. m.. 72.4' p. ni.; IN RUINS. Eldrldge, last loan 114: prime mercantile paper at 3®4 C o£ stocks: PORT OS’ PORTLAND. HOUSES PRACTICALLY using quotations Foreiern Porta. ”5.30, 6.40, 8.00, 10.30 a. m., 12.00 in., 2.00, 4.20, Worcester, via Somers worth, 7.00 a. m.; is the father of Chief and lives ner 16. June 16. Eldrldge, cent, sterling exchange firmer, with actual June 6.15. 7,30 p. 111. Manchester. Concord, via Rockingham Ar at June 14. in the next house above the fire. ouslness in bankers bills ati4 85 lor Atettison.I 12% THURSDAY, June 16. Burghead barque Alice, Hatt, For Ponce’s Landing. Long Island. 5.30, 8.00, Junction, 7.00 a. m-, 3.30 p. m.j ___ 861484 Vs Port Medway, NS. Atchison pfd. 3«% A rrived. 10.30 a. 111., 2.00, 4.20, 6.15 p. 1)1. Rockingham Junction, Exeter, Haver- One demand and 4 83*4 *4 84 tor sixty days; post- Y“/8 Ar at St June sch 5 thing demonstrated by yesterday’s Central Facilie. 48% John, NB, 16, Uranus, For Marriner’s Long Island, 10.30 a. hill. Lawrence, Lowell. Boston, ^[t4.05, ed JS/i Boston. Landing, rates at f6&4 87. Commercial bills at 24% St John, NB, McLean, 2.00 m. 18.40 a. m., 12.46, 8.30 m. fire was the need c*f a new hook and Ones, si unto. -t- -,®tS.aniWells to to the LETTER FROM CAPT. WILDES. 104% g™ K, Plukham, Georgetown, 12.00 111.. 12.26. 3.30, 5.35, 7.20, 7.51) p. in. difficult handle, owing danger Illinois Central.104% ben Seth lime to Beach, 12.55. 4.30 p. m.; North Berwick, Hides. 4“ Nyman, Rice, Rockport, Leave Great Diamond, 6.25. 7.15. 9.15 n 55 a was Lake KrleS West. 16 Carleton Bros. Dover, Exeter, Haverhill, Lawrence, Low- to surrounding property, fought 111.. 12.30. 3.25. 5.30, 7.15. 7.55 p. 111. He Acknowledges the Cablegram from The following quotations represent the pay- Lake Shore.189 Port Leave ell, Boston. 4.05 a. ni.. 12.66, 4.80 p. m- Ar- forenoon the fire- arrington, Burns, Matoon, NS, Trefetheu’s, 6.20, 7.10. 0.10,11.60 a m yesterday by Deering ing prices In this market: Louis 4* Nash. 51% lobsters^ rive Boston, 7.25 a. in.. 5.28, 8.45 p. m. Leave ,?r/l 12.35, 3.20, 5.25, 7.10, m. men. It was Mr. Cumberland Club. Cow and ox hides.7Vio ff fit Manhattan Elevated .104% 1 Boh 8.00J). Bouton lor Portland 3.45 a. TO., arrive Port- about 11 o’clock when ,7* Lydia M Webster. Hooper, Rockport Leave Evergreen, G.15. 11.45 Bulk and 4 /4 Belt EXCURSION TO t'.os, 9.05, a. m land 7.10 a. in. stags.....ey2c Mexican Central. *% Lizzie Maul, Cape Shore, 66 bis mackerel CHEAP 12.40. 3.15. 8.05 L. ti a painter, who was at Coal! 103 5.20, 7.05, p. m. Eldridge, skins, trimmed.,■.ice Michigan Central.103 Leave s EASTERN !)lVISH)y Marrtner Landing, Long Island, 11.30 a. work in the house on Anderson of do untrimmed. Be (Si St Cleared. Newman Spring President Horace the Cum- Louis. 27% *‘*7 m., 3 00 p. m. For Way Stations, 9 a. m.; Biddeford, Lamb skins.50 to 80c each Inn A 8t ILouis Df. 89% heard a and crackling berland Club has received a letter from tlnn 3*™897“ Horatio Hall, Bragg, New York— Saturday night only, 9.30 p. m, for all landings. Portsmouth, Newburyporr, Salem, Lvnu, street, rumbling Missouri Egolflo. 34 J ^oMnsbipr Liscomb. Time Boston, +2.00, 19.00 a. m.f 1.00, 16.10 of the bouse. Retail Grocers It a I •*'* 3 Sunday Table, coke in the lower part Capt. Frank Wildes commanding the imrir ... NewtJersev Central. 93% Steamer Salacla, Oliver. Bath, Har- Montreal 6. m. Arrive in Boston, o.o7 a. m., 12.50, Bootbbay For New YorkOentrai. 116V* and Quebec Forest City Landing. Peaks’ Island, 8.00 9.25 p. m. Leave for the time be- ,S7* Wiscasset—C R Lewis. 4.16, Boston, The famiiy were all away at cruiser Boston acknowledging the cable- Portland market—cut leaf 7: confetion ca y 48 oOf 9.00. 10.30 a. New York.ChlcagoA St Louie IS Sell under the patronage of in., 12.15, 2.13, 3.13, 5.00 p. m Portland, 7.30, 9.00 a. m.. 12.30, 7.00. e; pulverised 6oi powered, e.; Elvira J French, Kendrick, Kennebec and For ing in Portland. Mr. Eldridge opened gram from the olub him grauulaieu do pf 65 1 S Winslow & Cus)i ng’s Island, 0.00, 10.30 a. m„ 12.15, 2.15, p. m. Arrive 11.50 .a. m.t 12.15. Congratulating ■< Vs codec crushed 6c: rcliov; ., biladelphta—J Co. I'ortlaud, Northern Pacific com “8/* 3.15. 5.00 p. m. house on 27% Sou Lizzie E Ross, Round Pond— 4.30, 10.20 p. m. the door leading into the ell of the the victory at Manila. The captain, Dennison, Le CLUB For Little and Great Diamond do do pfd. 67% .$?7? J 8 WiBSlOVV & Co. CREMAZIE Islands, SUNDAY TRAINS. ^Portland Wholesale and when he encountered a stubborn blaze. who is a member of the club, says that he Market. Northwestern.124% 42Y% Sell Emma, Hunter, St John. NB—J S Wins- Trefethen’s Evergreen Landings, t>.w>, o.uo 111 OF 10.30 a. 4.20 m. FORTL4 V i. June do pfd.170 low & BIDDEFORD, np, 12.15, 2.00, p. Biddeford. Portsmouth. Newbury- He lost no time in the alarm would like to be in Portland to a 16. Co. sounding get Dm A WeBteru. 16 16% Sch F’or Police’s Lauding, Long Island, 8.00, 10.30 Salem. Lynn. Boston. 2.00 a. m.. 1.00 The market for general merchandise shows J R Atwood, Wallace, Port Matoon, NS— port, from box 58 at the corner of Spring and sniff of the invigorating sea air of Casoo Beaame.. 19 49/4 M N Klcn JUNE a. m., 2.00, 4.20 p. m. p. m. Arrive in Boston, 6.67 &. m.. 4.15 p. m. no & Co. 21st, 1898. change for the moment, but Breadstuffs aud 498% For Marriner’s 10.30 a. Leave Boston for 9.00 a. 7.00 house is a and to those Kook island.105 Soli Frankfort-Parls Flour- Landing, Long Island, Portland, m., High streets. The Newman Bay, enjoy delicious Spur- 99% Agricola, Lamson, 2.00 111. nu In Provisions are somewhat unsettled owing to St.Paul. 98S/s Ing Co. For the above, ROUND TRIP TICKETS m., p. p. Arrive. Portland, 12.26, 10.30 is oc- m. two and one-half story house, and wink clams. He enclosed a translation of the do hfd. 148% 1*8% sch G W Bluehill — J H will be .old a. follow., and will be C. W. T. General p. fluctuations in the West: at Chicago to-day Reed. Candida's, good GODING, Manager. iConnects with the the St Paul «;umaha... 76 '6 Blake. going by all Train. JUNE 31.t. apr27dtf Rail Lines for New York, cupied by Mrs. Edward Newman, proclamation issued by the governor Wheat closed lower and Bouth and West, *6®%o Sept 1*/#® do prfd.150 460 Sell Lulu, Brown, Cherrylield—J H Blake, of the Port- of Manila that 141 f Daily except mother of the superintendent characterized the Yankees l*4cdown. Corn lost afcc and Oats Vic. Pro- St Paul. Mum. A Mann.140 sch Hume, Snow. Rookland—Doten Grain Co. To Mon- To Mon- Monday. 44% Through tickets to ail points for sale at Union and her as barbarians and visions weaker. Texas Faclfle. it Sob C B Burns, Port NS treal or treal and land Railroad company, daugh- friends who, if they 69 Uarrington. Matoon, Station. Union Pacific pfd.58% —M N Rlcn & Co. FROM. Quebec Quebec and Mrs. took the The are wholesale nrioei of D. J.FLANDKRS. G. I*. & T. A.. Boston. ter and husband, Mr. Augustus city, would kill and mutilate the following todys’ WaBash.... -7 & return. & return, International Co. Provisions. Groceriesi eta SAILED-Sohs Damietta & Joanna, New __ GEO. H. THOMPSON. Ticket Port- at the side do prfd.. 18% 49 Steamship Agent, Small. Adjoining the house inhabitants and would the women York; Elvira J Kennebec. Portlands Rochester mW -- land. subjeot float. Bosfon .'•« 1«1 Frenoh, Jet "'ft — : FOB at the Grata Maine..161 Portland, X3L is an ell. Another ell and porch to all manner of indignities. A promi- Sui erase t Corn ear 94 41(b;42 NewiYorUaNew England pfd. FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. Deeriug, two low atades.4 76®6 00 do lots .... 44 Old 480 Ea3!port, Lubsc, Gaiais, Si. Jo n. H.3.,Halilax, N.S- rear connects the house with a large nent lady of Manila, aooompaniea by a bag Colonv.188 MT Falmouth, i Spring wneat ban- Meal nag lots *42 Adams 100 DESERT, June 16-Sld, sch E T Hamor, and all parts of New Nova Scotia In the stable Express...100 Cumberland, Brunswick, MAINE CENTRAL R. R. and one-half story stable. delegation of Manila women, called on ers.ei ana st6 000626 Oats, ear lots 331880 American Kxeregb.....127 123 Brown, Boston. Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The Patent *0 favorite route to and bt was a of hay, two or three car- the consul and asked him Spring Oats, bag lets (S8« S. Kxcress. 40 Campobello Andrew-,. quantity English general 0 SO Yarmouth’Junction, 1 'U vviwu N. B. Ir. effect June 5 isis. Wneat... 0038 cotton Seen- Peoplee 69% EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. $7,5QV $9,00 a a Gas. 98% North Yarmouth, riages, a horse, young heifer, young if the stated the faats. dkeb. sir’an: car lots. 00 00 50 Summer Trains leave Pwlland as follows: proclamation 00®28 iloineetaKe, 48 Ar at June steamer Pownal, Annngcincni, chickens. roller.... 6 76*6 00 bag low 0000®24 00 3 Liverpool 16, Numidian, and a number of “Madame,” said the “let me as- Ontario. 3 Montreal. New On and after Monday. steamm 7.00 a. m. For Brunswick. Hath. fiockland, pig consul, clear do.. .6 65®6 85 Saoked Rr'v Gloucester, May 9th, the Faslto Mail... 28 28% Danville J unction, will leave Portland on Augusta. Warerville. Lisbon Falls. The fire worked its way through sure you that the lives and honor of the '.Louis erg: ear lots. 15 60*16 00 Mondays, Wednesdays Skowhegan, rmman Palace.186% 188 Lewiston and at 5.30 m. I-ewistou via Brunswick, Belfast, and 6 76B6 00 no Memoranda. Junction, Fridays p. Bangor and into the stable and before the Spanish women In If the is relisr... bag lotslti <>0®1? Sugar common...130% 1331/8 Lewiston and bueksport. porch Manila, city do. .666*6 86 00 Auburn, J Beturning leave St. John and same Clear Mlddling:*0000617 Western Union..I 91 sl% Rockport, June 15—Sch Julia Decker, a large Road, 7-35 8,35 Eastport 8.30 a. m. For Danville Jc. fPoland Springs,) alarm had finished ringing the stable the will not have wbeai bag ots. 17 00 Empire days. occupied by Amerioans, nt’r .$00® Southern By pfd. sand sch, from Bostou to Portsmouth, while en- Mechanic Falls, J Mechanic Falls. Kumford Lew- 6 00*8 26 feed..., 17 Falls, was in dames. Some of the firemen with been so for the patents.. Mixed 50 Union Paclflo. tering the harbor this forenoon, went ashore on Through tickets issued and checked iston, Wlnthrop, Oakland, Keadfleld. Water- securely protected past rrisn. Belles. Crossing, baggage the south side of the little breakwater. The to destination. (£$*“Freight received up to 4.00 ville, Livermore Falls. Farmington and Phillip.;. the assistance of rescued the three hundred PxfoR..F. ^ 7 95 bystanders, years.” (Buying* selling pnee) Rlo.roasted 11®16 tug Evelyth of which happened to South p. m. 11.10 a. m. for <1 ray, New Gloucester. Dau- Cod—Largo Javs*Mooha | Boston Prodnoe Market. Gloucester, Paris, horse, carriages, heifer, chickens and do26®28 be here, saw her distress, and quickly rendered For Tickets and Staterooms apply at the rille June., Auburn and Lewiston. Shors .... 4 60*476 Molasses, BOSTON. June 16. are Pine Tree Ticket 1898—Thtifollowlng assistance. After some little work the tug was West I V AA Q Sft Office, Monument Square or 1L20 a. m. Fxprees tor Yarmouth, Free- some other but the pig being email do.. 2 0048 26 Porto Rloo... of etc.: Parts, property, .26380 to-day's quotations Provisions, successful in hauling the craft off before much Pond, * O.OV for other information, at Company’s Office, port, Brunswick, Bath, Augusta, Watsr- Pollock ... .2 60 Barbados* ... Bryant’s } *yy nr suffocated smoke, did not make the 26*8 .26*86 SXOUB. damage had been done. Locke’s 8.^3 8 25 Bailroud Wharl. fool, sin ip struor nttsfleld. Bangor. Bueksport. Bar by Haddock.. .1 76*2 00 Mills, Fancy.82®36 6 10®B 85. J. B. COYLE. Slle.arbor. Greenville and Aroostook County, firemen aware of his so that the Hake.2 00®2 26 Tea. Snrlngpatents. Gen. Man. presence, oieoriaua straight. 4 2535 25 Domestic PorU. 6*50 S.00 -la B. & A. K. K. for Houlton. Woodstock. H erring, box Amoya.23430 Spring, WMt’teiiMi, I marl8dtf H. P. C. HERSEY Agent. animal was roasted alive. The wind, winter patents. 6 00ij6 75 3t Stephen. and St Andrews, via Vanceboro Soaleo.... 8814c Congous.. «... .26460 NEW YORK—Ar 15th, sohs Carrie E Look, 6.25 7.75 which was not very high at Maekereubs Veaze, Si, I fortunately Japan.26®3* Extra and Seconds (JO. ;st Simons, Ga; Electa Bailey, Clay, Gorham, i 1.10 p. m. Mechanic Fall3. Rumford Falls, the ■Boro 111^ wiuiuaw,, • • B^oSiOO Groton; Carrie E Haskell, Greens Danville Jc„ Livermore 4 the time, fanned the flames across Fine and Supers —. Pickering, Bemis, Lewiston, Falls, Snare 3S *16 00**18! luu Landing; Charles A Smith. of Gilberg, Satilla; 6.00 Farmington. Kingfleld. Carrabasset, Phillips street and set fire to the shingles the Larne *s Standard Gran 6465 Druid. Hutchings, Rooklaud; M 7.50 and winthrop, Oakland, Chicago Live stock Market. Watchman, Brig- West Milan, J Hangeley, Bingham rroauce lax cfine duality 6 466 ham, Jonesboro; R P Leathers. Bangor. WatervUle and Skowhegan. large house occupied by Manasseh Smith, cranberries Hajt, Percy, CaDO Extrac.... 6 09 CHICAGO, June 16. 1896.—Cattle—receipts Cld, schs Nellie F Sawyer, Willard, Chelsea; 1.15 o. m. For Freeport. Brunswick. An and the small house occupied by Messrs. 1? crate.. 8 60*8 60 Yellow Extra 0....4% choice steers at 4 86; medium at Lilian Woodruff. via tusta.' Bath. Rockland and 8,60(11 90®6 Perkins, Tampa Key West. Groveton, Boothbay. Maine. 0 00 Seed 4 beef 4 45; stookers and sch Lewis 5.75 7.25 MHECT STEAMSHIP LINE. ill stations on the Knox and A. A. Huston and Mr. Alonzo Hanson. 6044 87*1: do lo;5)4 Sid, H Goward, Hampton Roads; S Stratford Hollow, Pea Beans.1 66*1 76 Timothy. 8 66®8 75 Eeeders 8 60(5,84 n6; cows and hetfers at 3 3Q@ •J Lindsay, Herman L j Lincoln division, Waterviile, Skowhegan, Bel- WASHINGTON COUNTY RAILROAD. 90 Rockland; Rogers, Stony By prompt attention these blazes were yellow ayet.l 85*1 Clover,West, •VtUso 4 76;Texas steers 4 ,6a;4 90. Brook. ^ 6-7s iast, Hartland. Dover and Foxcroft, Green- Pea.... 1 6501 76 do ) From The first in the railroad con- Cal H.T. 9%*lo Hogs—receipts 18,000; fair to choice 4 00® Sid 14th, sch Olivo T coastwise,' asr Boston every and ville, Bangor. Bar Ha bor, Oldtowu ana Mat promptly extinguished. piling Dus Whittier, Wednesday Saturday, point's. 60*70 A la Ike. 10*10% 4 16; packers at 3 0b;ct3 97Va; butchers at S 85 Ar 16tb, ship Abner Coburn, Park, Hong awamkeag. and to Bucksport Saturdays omy struction at Burnham’s Point was driven New Potatoes Norton Mills, ) 5.00 6.50 Chief Moody was in Portland when the $393 60 Red Top, 16*17 §■4 10; light 8 70®4 00; pigs 2 7 @8 86. Kong. In port 16tb, barque Arlington, Capt From Piiiladeip!>ia every and 6.10 n. m. For Brunswick. Bath. Lisbon sweetsJersey836@3 76 freylsleas. 8 from Wednesday Gardiner, alarm was but arrived the steam driver on after- Sheep—receipts 9 000 ;uatlves at 60®6 26; Griggs, Antigua—ar 16th.; All tickets valid for return until July 12, 1898. Falls, Richmond, Augusta and rung in, promptly by pile Monday oo Norfolk o 00as Perk- Waterviile. thorn lambs 4 00@6 00; Isprlng lambs 4 60@ Also ar 10th, sell T A Stuart, Macblasport. OF on the in noon about two o’clock. do EXPLANATION ROUTES. scene, being couveyed the Vineland,4 60956 heavy 14 00 5 60. BOSTON-Ar 16th, schs W H Oler, Studley, Saturday. 6.15 p. m. For New Gloucester, Danville Onions. Ber 0 00@u 00 mediumlS Bates shown In Column A, to Mon- From Central Wharf. Boston. 3 p.m. From (Poland Mechanic wagon driven Chief of the The now engines for the Washington 00*13 50 Washington; Fiheman. Kimball. New York; reading Junction, Springs), Falls, by Eldridge 3 00@3 26 short cut atia treal or returning option of Pine street Wliarf. Philadelphia, at 3 p. m. In- Auburn and Lewiston. doiEgyp’n Domestic Marsets. Pavilion, Machlas; Hattie S Collins, Deer Isle; Quebec, direct, give which arrived at Calais surance one-hall the rate of vessels m. Portland department. The fire was an County railroad, Chic sen..... 11@18 dear Fanuie & Edith, Belfast; Charlotte L ;Morgan, going to Quebec and returning from Montreal sailing 11.00 p. Night Express, every night, for Turkevs.Wes. (By Telograpid or vice hut not be- Freights for the West by the Penn. K. B. and Water- on are b fitted at the Sal- 18*x5 Beef—UghtlO 2501076 Bangor; Kate McClintock, Kennebec; versa, Including passage Brunswick, Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, intensely hot one and in very short order Friday, eing up Leona, South by connecting lines, forwarded Northern ao....16*17 heavy,..11 6o®t2oo June 16. 1893. Catalina, annje L Wilder and John tween Quebec and Montreal. Kates shown in free of viile. Bangor, Moosehead Lake. Aroostook mon Falls machine and one is WiFislte, Column entitle to to commission. via Old liar worked its^ay into the Newman house, shops, Bowls... BuJeitiVko* 6 76® NEW YORK—The Flour market—receipts Kockport; Onward, Rockland; Phineas H Gay, B, purchaser trip Quebec, county Town, HarDor, Bucksport, Apples. vara, tea ana > to Montreal to Passage $13.00. Round Trip $18.00. St. 8L Andrews, St. .John and attention the fire was con- now at work on the line in of I'J.SlSIbbls; exports 41.00 bbls; sales 8.000 Dumarlseotta; Electric Flash, Mt Desert; Wm Quebeo Montreal, starting Stephen, but by prompt charge Meals and room Included. Aroostook via Halifax and Eating appl'sB 60*4 60 Vs bbl.pure 7 @7% easier with concessions neoessary to Thomas, Calais. point. County Vanceboro. to the Roscoe It will be to do common packages: For time For freight or to F. P. the Provinces. The train does fined to the ell so that the damage Hayoook. necessary 52&3 00 do eom’na. 4% fan iorce sales. Below—Sch Independent, from Norfolk; sch tickets, tables and full particulars, passage apply WING, Saturday nignt Baldwins 3 6004 00 paus.compa apply to any ticket agent of the Grand Trunk Agent, Central Wharf, Boston. not run to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Foxcroft main house from fire was small. raise the road at what is known as the 5%*6% riuur quotations—city mills pateDts —; winter Morris W Child, from Apalachicola for Portland; evap* Ik 10*11 All or beyond to Bar Harbor %o paila. pure 7D5U jatents 6 00*6 30: city (mils clears at 6 30 sch Metliebesec, fr|m Richmond Va. Railway system. goods shipped by this line are Bangor, except the Newman is the railroad bridge three feet, so as to allow Venae ns. purell cars to St. John. Adjoining property 8% «®8% winter straits 4 76,(44 80; Minn, sen covered war risk Sleeping 4 00 (jo 60; patents Cld, Agues Munson, Babbitt, Newport against by open policies the new to reach the St. Croix Messina 00*6 Baras.... a ®9% White Mountain Division. handsome two and one half story French- engines it!5 00®5 60; winter extras 4 00*4 50; Minn News. issued to this California 3 6o@3 76 eoeovhrd .. company without expeuse jakers at 4 40*4 66; winter low grades 2 80@ Sid, schs Cathie 0 Berry, Hillsboro, NB; A H PORTLAND 8.45 a. m. For Bridglon. Fabyans. Burlington of W'm. H. the & Penobscot ersans to roofed residence Mr. Scott, depot. oil. 3 00. Deer Flash, ^WORCESTER, shixiper. Lancaster. No. Stratford. Colebrook. Beecher Florida o 00S0 00 Whitmore. Island; Partridge Island; A new stimulus seems to have been EerosenelsoM 8 V. No 2 Western 53c fob afloat. Calais; Abraham Richardson. St. Sherbrooke Mon- Portland sheet iron worker. The intense Calliornia, 3 60fe4 00 Ugoma. Rye dull; Terrapin. Be,fast; ME. B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and General Falls, Quebec, Johnsbury, 8% Wheat—receipts 1»3,' S bush: exports 466.- James H Brown, Thomastou; Lucy Hammond, PORTLAND & ROCHESTER R. R. treal, Chicago, Sl Paul and Minneapolis and soon set fire to the Scott given to railroad operations within the do Seedlngs 2 CeDtennlal. Manager, 83 State St. Fisk a heat of the fire 60*800 8% ’68 bush: sales 3 bush futures and Machlas; Loduskia and Ann C Ells- Building, Boston, all points west. senna. Pratt's Astral 900,000 Stuart, Station Foot oC Preble St. ass. oct22dtf week. The western span of the ..loy„ No a Rea Peerless, Rockland; J s A Gray. Saoo. 3.30 m. For Sebago Lake, Cornish. house near the roof,and the flames worked past eastern extra.. Cl 2 In hall 320,000 spotj spot easy; at 88c fob worth; p. Fryeburg, bbls le extra BALTIMORE—Ar sch H Russell, On and after Oct. 4, Bridgton. North Conway. Fabyans. Lancaster. near between and Carlow’s is- fresh Western.. @12 ifloat. 16th, Lucy Monday, 1897, Passenger into the walls of the building the bridge Perry’s Raisins Boston. trains will Leave Portland: No. Beecher Held. Musctl.Bo lb Corn—receipts 101,276 bush; exports 101,- Randall, Stratford, Colebrook, Falls, land is about A orew of men bxs5®6V> seh Bath. For st. Newport, Bher- attic. completed. Bnttei. London tay*m 760200 953 bush; sales 296,000 bush futures; 35,000 Cld, Normandy. Merry. Worcester, Clinton, Ayer Junction, Nashua, Lunenburg, Johnsbury, No 2 at 39ys fob afloat. Sid, ship Edward O’Brien, Banfield. San Fran- Windham and Epping at 7.30 a. m. and 12.30 irook, Montreal and Toronto. a second alarm had has been started at work on the line near Oreaiaery.tney..18*19 spot; spot easy; Just prior to this Oeel. cisco. m. Gilt Lo ne Vr’mc. *18 Retail—deUrered. Oats—receipts 200,600 bush; exports 120.93« p. Nil'll)AY THAI.VI the Indian so Ar sch Chas Bath. For Manchester, Concord and at MAINE STEAMSHIP CO. been sent in calling the entire Deering road, called; operations Choice. Cumberland 26 bush; sales 3 7,00(’bush spot: spot dull; No 2 16th. DaveDpoit. points North 00004 str Philadel- 7-30 a. m. and 12.30 m. 7.20 a. m. Paper train for Brunswick, A» have been resumed on Cheese. Chestnut... Srtoo at 3i)*fcc: No 8 at 29c; No 2 white at 3So; track BANGOR—Ar 16tn, Harrisburg, p. McCoy’s Bluff, For Rochester, f*Sew York Direct Line. gusta, Waterviile and Bangor. department. N. 1, lorry 9*10 Frauxiln... 8 00 white 31 *2 u.31 c. phia. Springvale, Alfred, Water- and the stretch from the Andrews boro and Saco River at 7.30 a. 12.60 p. in. Train for Brunswick, Lewiston, Chitf Eldridge kindly tendered the use proper- Vermont... 9 010 3BeeIquiet; lamily —; city extra India Mess Ar 16th, sens TelLmah, Morgan. New York; m., 12.30 and LONG ISLAND SOUND BY Lehigh.... *600 B.3SP. m. DAYLIGHT. Bath. Augusta. Waterviile, and Bangor. to and across farm is almost Pea. Ceiia F, West, Philadelphia; Charles K Schull, of and hose 5 of Portland, which ty Morang’s gate.19%gll *60 For Gorham at 7.30 and 9.45 a. THREE TRIPS PER 11.00 m. Night with sleeping cars engine Lard lower: Western steam 6 10, Hall. do. m., 12.30, 3.00L WEER. p. Express finished. will the sohs Geo E Balti- 6.35 and 6.20 p. m. tor all points. were soon on the spot and rendered val- Fight days complete Grain Quotations. Pork dull: old mess —; shnrcclear —. BATH—Sid 16th, Walcott, Steamships alternatively leave Franklin For Westbrook. Cumberland Westbrook work on this of the road. Butter Western oreamy at more; O H Burns, Philadelphia: Dreadnauglu, Mills, Wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays. ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. uable assistance. bridge portion firm; l"*4@17c: Junction and Wocdfords at 9.45 a. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRAD* do at J lgls-Vs c; L7o: state do; Wlnucgance, H N Squire, Charles E Baloh, 7.30, ra., The Horatio Hall at 6 p. m„ the Manhattan at The of the is factory Klgins dairy 12.30,3.00, 6.35 and 6.20 p. m. From Moutreal, Quebec, Fabyans. Bridgton. At one time it looked as though the fire heavy part grading done 12*is*l6c;do orem lays itf»»c. Lawrence Haynes, Harry L Whiton, and Adelia 5 p. m. for New York direct. leave Wednesday’s quotations. The 12.30 p. m. train from Portland oonneets Returning, S.25 a. m.: Lewiston and Mechanic Falls, S.33 and the middle of J une should see the steady—state large white C rson, New York: John Cadwallader, Boston; Pier 38. E, K., Tuesdays, and Satur- in the Scott residence was nearly extin- iraxax. □Cheese 6%S6%c; at Junction with "Hoosac Tunnel Route” Thursdays i. m.: 'Waterviile and Augusta. 8.33 a. m.; road from to water front do do colored U H Chamberlain, (Philadelphia; Chas P Not- Ayer days at 5 m. Perry Eastport small 7; 7:5(7’/so. for the West and at Union Worcester p. Bangor, and Augusta daily and week days from it broke out July. Sept. State aud Penn muu, Portland. Station, These steamers are fitted and fur- guished,ibut again fiercely completed. Eggs firm; at 12ai2*s; Wes- for Providence and New York, via superbly Rockland. 12.23 p. m.; Kingfleld. Phillips, Farm- Closing. 79J 71 % fresh hOOTHIlAY—Ar 16th, sohs Attuna, Worden, '‘Providence nished for travel and afford the most as the Portland was to tern 11^(6512(1. | Line” for Norwich and New York, via passenger ington. Bemis. Rumford Falls. Lewiston, 12.30 just engine ready At Calais one thousand bundles of fish Opening. 79% 72% Glouoester Seth Nyman, Rich, Rockport. “Nor- eonvenient and comfortaDle route between Petroleum dull. wich Line” with Boston and R. R a. m; Lewisiou and way stations 3.25 n. m.; St. send in a stream of water. arrived boat on and Ar schs E T Hanmr, Mt Desert; Clara & Albany f0r Portland aud New York. plating by Tuesday, const Rosin steady. 16th, the and with the New York all John. Bar Harbor. Aroostook Couuty.Moosenead Mabel. Friendship; Clara E Harwood. Rock- West, rail via Fare: one way. round While the fire was in vsford was 3500 more are expected. Two more looo- July. Sept. Spirits Turonentlne steady. $5.00; trip. $8.00. Lake and Bangor, 6.45 p.m.; Rangeley. Farmiug- progress Fred A Emerson, Boston. “Springfield.” Goods carried are insured WAR motives arrived Wednesday and Oeenlnr.. 32% 83 Va Rlee steady. port; Trains arrive in Portland from Worcester against ton.HumfordFaUs, Lewiston, 6.66 p. in.; Chicago sent to the chief that a fire was in pro- morning, 34 Sid, sch Frank G Rich, Grand Banks. Rl-K, under the terms of the will be fitted at once. Closing.••*...... a. 34% Molasses steady. at 1.30 p. from Rochester at 8.30 a. Company’s Open ind Montreal and all White Mountain points up Another BUCK8PORT—Ar 16th, sohs Blanche Hop- m.; m. 1.30 without additional to on Chestnut in the and of OATS, Freights to Liverpool dull. and 5.52 p. m.; from Gorham at Policy, charge shipper. 5.10 p. m.: dally from Ear Harbor. Bangor, gress street, story schooner load rails is expected at an Crockett, Jacksonville; Ar.hur V 8 Wood- 6.40, 8.30 and J. F. L18COMB. General iu„8, 10.60 a. m„ 1.30, 4.15. 5.52 m. Agent. a half house owned and oc- date. CHICAGO—Cash auotatlons; p. M. by J.Maroney early July. Sept ruff, Snowman, Baugor. For tickets tor all points West and South THOS. BARTLETT. Agt. ocudtf St John. BarHarbor, Watervllle and Augus- 21% Flour dull and neglected. CALAIS-Ar l6tb, sch Addle Sawyer, New ap- a Madden and the Opening...... „„ to T. F. McGILLIOUDDY, Ticket ta. 3.60 a. m.. except Mondays. cupied by Mr, family, 26 22 3 wheat at ply Agent. MAINE Cosing.... *■•••••• v» Wheal—No spring 80®8Sc; No 8 Yorl{» Portlond, Me. house situated next the Maine Cen- PENSIONS. No 2 Red E M New UEO. F. EVANb. Vice Pres, and Gen. Man. being FORK, dolat 7 7®90o: 8»Hargraves. New Haven. duction is made on Round P' last and cannot live. No oause is wae steady; 6c. Trip Tickets FALMOUTH FORESIDE S. B. CO. night National Bank. 3 00 Middling Ar schRlhleS Derby, Wiscasset Cabin—To ly 2 o’clock the neighbors furnished the Chapman loth, Naylor, Second Liverpool, London ‘and for the act. First National Bank...... 100 98 10(i GALVESTON—Cotton market today was old for Savannah). Londonderry, *34.00 and june9dtf with hot given (and $38.23: return firemen coffee, doughnuts and Merchants’National Bank.... 76 109 111 quiet; middling 6c. Sid 14th, sch Maud H Dudly, Oliver, Battery *66.75 and $69.00, 97 99 other refreshments, which were National Traders’Bank.100 MEMPHIS—The Cotton market to-dar was Steerage—To Liverpool, London. Glasgow heartily A alike to young and Dr. Bank.100 162 104 Austin D or blessing old; Portland National steady; middlings 6c. Ar littll, schs Knight. French, Bos- Belfast Londonderry. Including every re- appreciated. Fowler’s Extraot of Wild Portland Trust Co.100 180 166 ton iand cid for Key West); Olivo T Whittier, quisite for the voyage *22.50 and *23.60. Strawberry; NEW ORLEANS—The market tc-jay of Portland Gas Company.50 SO 85 Cotton Whittier, New York (and old for Port Roval.SC). For tickets or further information apply to The origin the blaze is a mystery as nature’s specific for dysentery, diarrhea 6 1-16C. Portland Water Co...... 100 102 104 quiet; middling Cid -Oil Fred Jackson, Weldon, New York. T. F. MoGOWAN. *20 Congress St.. J B no fire in the and summer Maine Coast Co, there was house stove, complaint. Portland St. Railroad C6. .100 130 186 MOBILE—The Cotton market to-day was PERTH AMBOY—Ar 16th. schOD Wtiherell, KEATING. 611* Exchange St., ASHTON’S Navigation 138 130 was in Maine Central R'y.100 nominal; 6c, GUSUtt Pierce. New York. TICKET AGEFCY, 931 1-2 Congress St B which the ell of the house where middling anti after June Portland A Ogdensburg R.R. 100 60 61 PHILADELPHIA—Ar loth, schs Anna E J * A. ALLAN, Montreal, 82 State SL. Boston On Wednesday, fire SAVANNAH—The Cotton market to-day was the caught. BONDS. Morse, Crocker, New Yrork: Annie X Bailey, and l India St, Portland. jly3ldtt the quiet; middling fie. Caroline C Foss. Sill, 189S, The ell of the Newman house was bad TO PEAKS ISLAND FOR 5 (E Portlandes. 1907..,...118 120 Giilord, Savannah; Crabtree, New Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding.. 103 108 Brunswick: Georgie Giikey, Gilkey, York; and two of the rooms Ir Markets. Allen, do; Earl P ly gutted by fire, Portland 4». 1913. Funding.106 108 European Albert T Stearns. Mason, I>aily Line, Sundays Excepted. old for UNIT Str. Island B. aid. 101 102 iBy TeleffTaon.) Fall River (latter Providence). STEAMER 8ALAGIA the main house were damaged by water Belle, Bangor 6s. 1899. R. Blake, DOMINjON THE W.W ANH PALATIAL STEAMERS 116 closed at Ar loth, schs Estelle, Hutchinson, Bangor; R will leave Franklin Wliarf, Portland, Tues- was Bangor 6s. 1906.(Water...... 114 LONDON. June 16, 189S.—Consols while the stable an entire loss, Th< (Capt II. B. Townsend.) aid .101 F Morse, Bahia. Thursdays and at 7.30 Bath 6«. 1898. R. R. 103 lllVs lor mono and 111 7-18 for aeoount. Pettigrew, MONTREAL and QUEBEC ?o LIVERPOOL. days, Saturdays, a.m.; Newman heirs is 108 Island—Passed down 16th, schs John Beach, 9.45 a. 111.; Bath, 12.30 in. ; loss to the estimated a Bath 4%s. 1907, Municipal.101 1898—Cotton market Reedy Lopbam p. ..101 103 LIVERPOOL, June 16. lor Hallovvell; J Howell Leeds, lor Hyan- llooihbay Harbor, 2.00 p. m. at BAY STATE AND PORTLAND, was in Bath 4s. 1921. Befnndlng is at 3 9-lSd; sales Ruse, Steamer From Montreal From Quebec Arriving There insurance of $5001 Commencing Wednesday. May 11,1838, steam- steady—American midling nls. Wiscasset about 3.30 p. 111. $3,-00. er will Pier lor Belfast 6s. 1898. R. R. aid.101 102 lor alternately leave Franklin Wharf. Port- leave east end Portland Bay 10.000 including 800 bales specula- out Scotsman June 4, 9 a. m. 6 stable and 1 bales, Delaware Breakwater—Passed 16th, sch JuneT-L i> in Returning—Leave Wiscasset Wed- on the furniture in thi Belfast 4s. Municipal....102 106 ■ Mondays. land, every Evening at 7 o’clock- in bouse, View landing. tion and export. for Portland. Yorkshire 9 a. m. h arriving 4s 1901—1911 Refunding....100 102 Luis G :label, Philadelphia 11, j o pm nesdays and Fridays at 7.00 a. 111.; Bouthbay season for connection with earliest trains for Anderson & Calais Dominion 9 a. m. agenoy of Palmer, Co.,fo WEEK DAYS. Lewl.ton6s,’1901, Municipal.106 107 PORT READING —Ar 16th, sch Addle E 18, is, e u in' Harbor, 8.30 a. m.; Bath, 10.30 a. 111.: Pop- points Amboy. Labrador 25, 9 a. m. 6. 11.30 a. 111. beyond. Portland. The Scott house is owned bj 5.50, 7.00, 8.00, 10.15 a. m., 12.00 m., 2.00, 3.00 Lewistou4s, 1913, Municipal •••••.103 106 Snow. Pillsbury, Perth j 25, p'm ham Beach, Arriving ;U Port- Through tickets for Providence, Lowell, SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS. Earl F Vancouver July 2, 9 a. m.l July 2. 6. about 2.00 m. 5.00, 6.15, 7.26. *11.00 p. m. Saco 4s. 1901. Muniolpal.100 102 Old, schs Ida 11 Mathis, Gardiner; p! m! land p. Worcester, New York, etc. Mrs. D. Scott, and is valued a eon Mason. Mary Returning leave Bay View landing 6.20. 7.20 Maine Central R K 7s, i898,1st mtglOl 101% from Provldonce. FAKJi ; Bath to Boothbay llaibor, SO era. Returning leave India Wharf, Boston, every •• •’ RED E Arcularlus Mr. Scott had about «400i I 8.25, 10.40 a. m., 2.25, 3.25, 5.25, 6.30,10.30 7s. 1912,cons. mtgl33 136 York. .Glasgow. ..June 17 REACH—Ar lOtli. schs at 7 o’clock. about $10,000. 12.25, pi " Mongolian.New touch at Five Islands and Evening m. .. •• “4%s“ 105 York. .Cape Hayti Juuo 17 and Lavina M Rockland; Maggie Todd. BOSTQN Will Tuesdays J. B. and his son-in-law 107 Albert Dumots.New Snow, TO El VE It 1*00 L VIA. Coin a lias', and and Fri- COYLE, Manager. worth of furniture, •• 48 cons. New York. Kingston.. June 18 Calais. QUEENSTOWN. Saturdays Mondays F. •Saturday night only. mtg... .108 log Alene .... West. Weather J. L1SCOMB. Gen. Agt. .. Liverpool..June 18 Sid. schs Wm F Lena White, From days Going permitting. Mr. James Parker, who resided with thi SUNDAYS. grts.l 900,elteil’sn,104 iob Parisian..Montreal Green, Norfolk; From O. C. Sept. 1. 1887. ea, .. Livei Steamer. OLIVER, President ges.lBOO, 1st ■. Monti pool.. June 18 Washington. Liverpool. of Portland & Ogd’g mt*104 ice Dominion. _ Boston. It. LEWIS, Treasurer. had about $1200 worthy furni Leave Portland Pier 8.00, 9.00, 10.15 a. m York.. London.... June 18 Mazourka. Stin- CHAS. junS dtf family, Portland Water 63, 1899-101 103 Manitoba.New KOCKPORT—Ar letli. schs May IS, S. S. Canada, June 2, t'lto a 12.00 rn., 5.00 m. Op’s New York. son, Belleveau in- ture. 2.00, 8.00, p. Portland Water Co’s 4a. 1927.103 .... .Liverpool..June 18 Boston: Bessie (Brr, Trefry, June 16, S. S. Canada. June 104M Campania Cove, 30, 5.3a p." m! SAB ABO LAKE mayliutf JOHN TEMPLE, Manager. Gascogne.New York..Havre-June 18 NS; Ella May, Cooper, Kooklana. STEAMBOAT ROUTE. The to the house andjpropert; York. .Genoa.Juno 18 Anm<3 Boston. RATES OP PASSAGE. damage Boston Btoos ittarKec, Em, ..New ■ fSll Yox. Hopkins, to Kiver, ..New York.. 18 SALEiil Ar Songo Naples, Bridgton. North of Messrs, Scott and Parker will probabl; HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT Rotterdam•. Rotterdam. June 15th, sell Viator, Patterson, First Cabin, $52.59 and upwards. Return Dascri an1 ton, Harrison and Waterford. CO. The following wera the closm, cncte- Washington. Portland, Mt. Mashias Stfif. Co Bring The Button.New York..Pern’buco. June20 SlCO and upwards according to steamer and ac- famous excursion route the amount to Mr. Scott had an in Beginning April nt 1898. steamer Aucoois- tlons of stooss atBoston: York. Juue 21 Cid, sch Charles Sir. "frank Jones.” daily through $1500. Cymric.New Liverpool.. H Sprague,“ Mathieson, Ken- commodation. co wul leave Portland Pier, Portland, daily. Sun. Mexican Contra), nebec and New Wiuding Sorigo and Sebago’s chain of Lakes. suranee and a 4a.... 63 K Friedrich—New York. .Bremen. .Sune21 York Second Cabin, to will of $6000 on the house, fai: days excepted, as follows; Tod. a SantaiPa. £, Liverpool. London, Lon- Beginning Saturday, April 30ih,l898, leave On and after June 13th to make close con- Atchison, new. 12% ... .New;York.. Liverpool.. June 22 Phlladel- and Por and Germanic „h‘rt- 3-?t,3 HI,iry C, Stuart. Bickford, donderry Queenstown, $34 to $4a50. R^. Portland Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 a. m., nections with steamer for above take amount divided in thi Long Chebeague Islands, Boston a .... places, on the furniture, Han>sw«u Maine.. Friesland New York. .Antwerp. .June 22 E1W°°d turn *86.75 to *78.40, to of train Boston at 7 Bailey’s and Orr’s Island, 2.80 p. zn. tloefd Burtin Baltimore; according steamer on arrival leaving p. m., for M. <;. K. K. (Mountain Div.( tram for Seba- of & E. C . Abydoe.New York.. I.aGuaira.. June 22 Daf. WinSrL NS and accommodation. Rockland, Bar Harbor, and inter- agencies Anderson Adams, For Cliff Mondays, and Maine Machlasport go Lake, leaving Union Station daily at 8.45 Island, Wednesdays Central.igo Hv Dumols.. .New York.. Aux 24 Aniile Loulse- to leave 2.80 m. Cayes.Jnne Steerage, Liverpool, London, London- mediate landings. Returning Maeliias- a. in. steamer leaves Harmon Jones and Prentiss Lorlng of Portland Fridays. p. Union Pacific . 23% York. June 26 llelurnlng. Return for Umbria.New .Liverpool. ciKKSlrvtife derry, Glasgow, Queenstown ana Bolfast- on Mondays and Thursdays at 4 a. in., ar- 2.00 m., North 2.10 Portland-Leave Orr’s Island bv Onion .Pacific gg York. 25 port p. Bridgion p. m., Bridg- Mr. Parker had an insurance of abou of pfd. Colorado.New Hull.Juue sens Silver *22,50 to $25.50 according to steamer. in Portland 6 a. m T"esdays and Fri- ton 2.45 8.30 m. way above landings, 7.00 a, m. Arrive Port, American 25 riving p. in., Naples p. Connecting Bell.. Obdam.New York. .Rotterdam.June J™wMT5?'““istb,t0r Bo3ton ; Kabb0ni’ Apply to J. B. KEATING. T. P. McGOWAN, at Lake Station with train for & Co. land, 9.80 a. rn. Amertasn Sugar, LordY Hoboken for days. Portland and $8 0, placed with John eommon.131 ys New .. .June 25 Corey Bretagne. York. .Havre do^1Ver J. J. JENSEN. C. ASHTON, Portland, or Passenger and frei*nt rates the lowest, ser- Boston. Information and ISAIAH DANIELS, Gen’l Mgr. .June 25 ° tickets obtained, C. J. a am Sugar, Dtd..0... Carthaginian .Montreal.. .Liverpool. y e r Hannah Coombs, DAVID TORRANCE & CO., Gen. vice the bee ’t-FO. F. at htaHnn. Clark, member of hook sepil Emumf m m V F£eM Fox.F n x 5A*tna. «t la £ Agents EVANS, CntQji dtj Cen Mass.’pfd..113 Alexandria ....New York, .I.enrton June 25 Silver Wav* (an* all sl*>. Moo Ires’. marl-W- UanaffBr. HARBOR Mo MEW AP-fEBTlSBMEireS.,, JTC5W THE PEE58. MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.’S GUESTS. cape electrics. res. ADTEBTISKB'yKNTa. __NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. on They Have a Delightful Gating Down the Decided Improvements To Be Made Item, of Interest Picked „p Along NEW ABT1KTUEMEHT8 TODAY. Harbor and at Riverton—Return Home tho Bine. Shore. on the Horatio Hall. It was very pteunfc The improvements which are contem- along the water Owen. Moore & Co. front and The and those now in progress, along yesterday there were J. k. Libby Co guests of the Mains Steamship plated, many eleotrlos by visitors along the wharves. Lines Brothers Co.—2. oompany had a delightfnl day yester- the line of the Cape Elizabeth Kastman Bros. & Bancroft. The steamer The the of the road are matters just Cumberland arrived The Dirlgo Cycle Co. day. weather was superb. The sun managers yes- and terday morning. Manufacturers’ Syndicate. was bright, the air warm and yet brac- cow of great public interest, referring square Fish Lobster arrivals Congress Market, to Mr. secretary of yesterday Wara c B Loring. Short & Harmon. ing from the northwest. these, Boyries, private Manager Harrington, 7000 from Nova Dow & Pinkhain. In the morning at 9.SO o’clock the Vice President .and General Scotia- j Johnson & Lambert. with R. Atwood, S000 from Novo spaoious steamer of the Cnsoo Krutz, in an interview yestetday Scotia ’and Maine Central It. It. Excursion. Pilgrim from the coast: a outlined these Clara A. F. Hill & Co. Hay oompany, was taken for a two representative of the PRESS, Marston Portland & Boothboat Steamboat Co, done 1590; Minnio Davis, 1000. Two thousand yards hours’ sail down the harbor. The route some of the work which was being Shantong Pongee FINANCIAL. o! service It seems that a Dutch sailor was among the islands and the visitors to g ve the public the very best named Portland Trust Co. Jensen was in this city the were loud in their praises. The New at an early date. first of the Jensen was a sailor A lino It is to tho road with a week. on the Maine “Printed Pongee.” New Wants. To Let, For Sale, Lost. Found York orchestra played many selections proposed equip Muslin and one of the survivors of the of chic and and similar advertisements will be found under that were thoroughly appreciated. Many privalo telephone service and signal explosion.’ charming Wash from Boston SALE heads on 6. There six to He came here to on their appropriate page were the praises bestowed bylthe guests system. will lie established ship the Fabrics came to us this schooner Charles P. Notman OF on the of Casco ten stations a ong the road,from the main whioh sailed magnificent scenery bay. that are a few Those who morning worthy The reached the Marino rail- office in the city to the power house, days ago. spoke with Pilgrim covered and casino with several stations Jonsen say he was with scars that your admiration. The sur- way wharf cd the South Portland side at theatre SORSET 80 at Intermediate The is to he received when the Moine blew Ha face and soft 13 o’clock, and the party at once disem- pointB. object up. feel of them is CASTORIA went into a Southern.hospital and barked, and headed by their band, insure prompt and reliable service to after of He suggestive Silk Pongee. Bears the signature of Chas. ir. Fletcher. avoid accidents and also delays. ho was able was released. did not care June I 7, marched to the corner of Sawyer and annoying Friday, a as his On plain ground of to install a blook to enlist again and time had ex- extra In use for more thaii thirty years, and Front streets, where three electric cars The road is about which wiil the pired lie decided to follow the sea Now and then chances for fine texture is The Kind You Have Always Bought, were awaiting them. A delightful run signal system, prevent again buying certain items of merchandise printed far The so as a sailor on the the was of cars on a truck. shipped Notman. a sacrifice coin along Cape shore enjoyed by meeting single at offer themselves and usually find a welcome here—if apart figures, white a dozen sets of The Portland Naval Reserves were everybody and the Casino was reached company has just ordered in and low in coin on dark com- the Montauk for aotion good quality price. ground, and in good timo. Leaving the cars and form- new springs from tho Bemis Car clearing yester- The wooden has been This time it is dark coin on ing oolumns of fours, in true military pany of Springfield, Mass. This spring day. top taken from several lots of Corset Covers and Drawers to light ground. has the turret and the conning tower is now sold at our style, the guests marohed into the Casino just been brought out, and while it be today special sale prices, and you know well enough Polka spots also exactly the is to where two tables had been with does not detract from the easy riding of visible. A oanvas awning be placed what that means. “fllra. Winslow * Soouung syrup, prepared effect of the above cut. Also the deck which will be light refreshments, as a sort of appetizer the car, it is much longer and stiller than over thoroughly Has been used over Fifty Years oy millions of the on tinted for the “piece of resistance” which was springs ordinarily in use and is in- appreciated. minute geometrical and pin spots grounds. mothers for their children while Teething One lot of Corset cut neck, with round tended to oars Covers, high so soon to follow. stop oscilation of the I j- Also flower fifteen in all. See with perfect success. It soothes the child, WEDDING. of patterns, maybe styles Along the rocks just in front of the while running at a high speed. All of the yoke tucks, and fine quality, insertion trimmed neck and softens the gums, allays Pain, cures WiDd them in St. window No. 2. 12}4 cent rid summer cars have been over- Congress goods. Colic, regulates the bowels, and is the best1 Casino three canopies hud been spread, just arm the same we have sold for MORSE—SWETT. s*ze—exact!y quality always -- -- hauled and such wheels as ji -- S CENTS remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from and under them were arranged 13 tables show the Price A very pretty home wedding occurred 62c. Now 39c. All sizes from 32 to 44. teething or other causes. For sale by Drug- with plates spread for 13 guests each. slightest wear are being replaced. It was Sale at Percale counter. at three o’clock yesterday afternoon at 19 gists in every part of the world. Be sure and The of the tents had been in- hardly expected by the management that placing extra stout ask for Mrs. Winslow's 25 cts Casco, street, where Miss Annie Russell ORGANDIES. Imported Also Boys’ Black Soothing Syrup, trusted to A. V. Matthews, steward ot summer travel would open in full blast I Corset Covers of line broad band of fine a bottle Swett, daughter of Edward C. \t Cambric, the steamer Portland, and F. E. Huston before July 1, and it is admitted that the Swett, Organdies Stockings, I23^C Esq., was married to Mr. George Gilman °Pen embroidery—V back and front. 75c and cute fino of the Tremont, and their work was most company was taken a little by surprise { Regular quality. Dimities, styles, Morse. The house was deco- Now BRIEF JOTT5MG8. satisfactorily done. at the immediate demand put upon it, beautifully .1 49c. Sizes 32 to 42. textures, fast colors. Maybe GRIPS Opened yester- rated with June roses. j the necessities of the case the 25c and 19c new After a while spent in sociability, sing- but to rneot twenty styles. goods. AND BAGS day, a lot The whioh was made as car will be at once increased. ceremony, mere win ue a nearing ay ine rtanroaa ing of jolly songs, etc., the bugle sound- gangs A new of French Corset in Price, 12J4C of choice shop- as was r J' lot Covers Cambric and are now at work simple possible, performed by the Commissioners today at the West End ed, the band played a lively march and Track crews surfacing "'nTnnrt-'l0 Turkey Pved Table Damask 19c and travelling Bags, Grips, Rev. Dr. Blanchard and was Nainsook—trimmed with lace and ping on the track with a view of witnessed embroidery--we have hotel, at 10 o’clock, the petition of the the party numbering about 150, proceed- and levelling up j Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 only by the family and the immediate ^ marked Yarmouth electric road to cross the tracks ed to the clam bake which had heen pre- putting it in the best possible service for them at least twenty-five per cent, lower than the 1 white friends of the bride and groom. The bride I yards long, yard wide, ot the Portlahd electrics on manner the needs of the travelling publlo, and it Washington pared in a most creditable by regular price. Now 69c, 75c. and ecru. was handsomely gowned in white satin 50c, street. Dana G. Robinson, manager of the Ca- is the purpose of the managers to spare trimmed with duchesse lace. Price per pair, 49o no meet the wants of the She carried The covering of the old reservoir at the sino. It was a good, old-fashioned State pains to people. a beautiful bouquet of bride’s roses. One lot of line with full 6 inch make corner of Preble and Congress streets ap- of Maine feast, deliciously cooked and A public telephone pay station has just Muslin Drawers, FLAGS. IVe any size mere were six young mines wno omciateu as a num- been in the casino and Ruffle of fine See the peared to have broken in again, satisfactorily served by a corps of 35 placed building embroidery with finished edges, 50c Plag. big cars as bridesmaids, Misses JanejMorse, Emma ber of bricks dropped out of sight there well-trained waiters in oharge of Mr. four new summer have been received All sizes. one which hangs from our store fwntn tlio Tnnna Man nfunf.nrv rl rnv \ V Morse, Hattie MoGlinchy, Emma Mo- leaving a hole in the sidewalk. The Kastman front. Glinchy, Uraoe Means and Myra Farns- plaoe was repair ed yesterday. About 1 o’clook, during the progress of See the and Pennant PORTLAND AND BANGOR- worth. flag flying Engineer Leroy Foss cf the Maine Cen- the bake, a trolley’car came flying across from West End wore There were beautiful estr» fine Muslin with full Hotel, they tral has taken the Pullman many presents in- At Drawers, night Bangor the road and stopped in front of the Ca- | made in our workrooms. A New Steamboat l int1 May tio Estab- a oak filled cambric tucked and narrow to Portland trains 2-71. sino. It carried Chandler’s which cluding large polished chest, ruffle, trimmed, embroidered edge. band, ok at them remember lished. with silverware, the gift of the Outing 75c When you lo and simi- Engineer Cook takes his former run, had been sent to add to the music of the I Regular quality. Now 50c. the storms that have heat on them, Dress Suit Cases, Belts club, of whioh the groom is a prominent and colors are clear and irokwhegan to Forltand, trains 11-12. occasion by the Cape Elizabeth eleotrlo yet the lar matters. There is a strong probability that a now member, while the bride received most bright, Engine companies 1, 4 and 5 and truck company. Twould be well for to look steamboat line will be established be- artistic remembrance from the China An assorted lot of Children’s §1.00 Shall we make a Flag for you? you 1 and 3 have voted to take The to the scene }' AtJ Gingham companies part band, proceeded of at them in our window No. 6. tween Portland and Bangor. The fine Decorators’ club, the Revier club and l in blue and with bretelles over in the Fourth of July parade. gayety headed by Hon. C.,F. Libby,Swith Dresses, pink stripes, shoulders that has on ^ be better for to ex- Some vandal broke the color and steamer Salacia been rnnning Congress Square Annex. Mr. Pooler of and band of ’Twill you pole Capt. J. B. Coyle and Mr. Bowles of the j embroidery—neck and sleeves trimmed with nar- the Bath and route the a delicious colla- amine them at the counter. carried away the flag from the yard at the main of Portland, Boothbay Sherwood, provided Cape eleotrios, forming body row fine Great 75c. 4 will bo put on the new line if all goes tion. A large reception followed the cere- embroidery, value, Mo. 7B Anderson street, sometime be- the augmenting force. HOSIERY Three hundred Listen to a brief recital of par- well. At the present the chief obstaole mony. Mr. and Mrs. Morse left on their tween the hours of 9 and 10 o’clock Tues- They were royally welcomed amid loud SALS. and sixty pair ticulars ; lies in the difficulty of procuring wharf wedding journey on the six o’clock train. These above are all day evening. cheers os they joined the party already items mentioned genuine bargains and are Ladies’ extra The Boston Co. had the draw at room in Bangor. It seems that the $7.00 kind at Bridge assembled at the tables who, In addition LAUGHLIN-PURINGTON. not likely to be duplicated this season. Lisle Thread and Cotton Beal Alligator Grips, wharf room is controlled by the fine $4.50 Portland bridge in working order yester- to the from New York were: Hen- eligible guests At White Rook Wednesday, Miss Nellie Some are ail the Bangor and Boston Steamboat line, and Hose. striped trimmed day morning and it was opened for travel. ry Fox, Ammi Whitney, W.jR. Wood, W. Alligator Grips, Mae Puriugton, daughter of Mr. A. N, up, The school of the Maine Central Railroad company. By way $3,00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 Sunday Abyssinian church E. Wood, E. B. Winslow, 1C. W. T. Cod- Purinton of White and Mr. Walter the first of the coming week, it Rock, others are will give their children’s day concert E. E. Rounds, Col. Fred N. Dow, however, Mauve leather Oxfords. ing, J. Laughlin of this city were married in boot *3.50 next is thought arrangements will be made so P»0- $2.50, $2.75. $3.00, Sunday evening. J. H. Short, J. F. Liscomb, R. A. Mc- under the emblematic floral that the line between the Forest and hell, depend- etsSnU&iiSia^ terns, drop It was a fine day yesterday with a S. B. Mr. Conant o: the Best Cloth Mauve leather trimmed Clutohy, Kelsey, ing from an elaborately constructed arch stitch and northwest wind. Queen cities can go into operation. If Grips, at strong Portland & Rochester; Geo. E. Brown, of daisies, by Rev. A. H. $1.69. $1.79, $1.89, $1.93, *2.19 this line is established it will be a fine Wright, pastor EAST MM i Mr. Oscar S. plain. Werner, representing A. W. F. Miliiken, David P. Rines, W. S. of the St. Lawrence Congregational Best $2.89, $3.1# W. Elseu & an thing for both cities and be of material leather, will ...... Co., Boston, give Albion Col. Col. — Eaton, Little, Boothby, churoh. The wedding march was finely .. See them exhibition of Greek and Roman art in advantage to their business houses. The Imitation Alligator, large Grip, H. S. Osgood. J. Hawkes, W. G. rendered Mr. Locke. The best in window Salacia is a new And fast boat by Harry $1.98 Assembly hall today from 10 a. m. to 2 propeller Davis, Henry P. Cox, Mr. Blakesley, man was Mr. W. J. of built at Bath in and is 120 feet Lauglplin Boston. No. 7. They p. in. All teachers and school children Solon Cahill of Brunswick, T. F. Tol- 1895, long, Good all leather Grips, $2.19 Miss Clarice M, Laughlin officiated as r I are regular are invited. 26 feet beam, and has engines of 450 horse man, Prentiss D. B. Smith and Loring, maid of honor, While Miss Tina Grant of 50 cent Seal Grips, $4.25 Lieut. Chaplin has taken down about power. She would make landings on her C. E. Laechler, agent of the Internation- Lowell, was the bridesmaid. new at Belfast Mass., Hose. ten names of those who are anxious to al at St. N. route, Rockland, Camden, Steamship company John, The bride was gowned in white silk, enlist. The examining has and Bucksport. She has excellent accom- physician B. the bridal veil and in BAGS. modations for both and wearing carrying Our Friday BOSTON not yet been appointed, but Lieut. A hour was most passengers good spent informally her hand a bouquet of roses. At the con- and Satur- 50c, 69C, 75C, $1.25, *1.18 Chaplin began recruiting this afternoon. freight. and pleasantly at the tables and the.shore clusion of tlie Mr. and Mrs. reception day price, Boston He will examine the boys and they will resounded with the which Alligator Bags, hearty laughs GRAND took the late train for Portland. $3.00. $3.25, $3.50 be PATRIOTIC CONCERT. Laughlin on sale at probably examined afterward by the emphasized the jollity of the occasion. all from regularly appointed physician. The bands music while the Hosiery Chatelaine Bag3, sizes, played lively 50c to $2.98 A A Chorus to on Fourth of PERSONAL. counter. meeting of the committee on lire de- clambake was being discussed, and at Superb Slug for summer use. partment was called for last evening, but its conclusion, to the music of “So Say July. 25c Correct Mr. D. F. Murdock has moved to his there was not a quorum present. We All of Us,” the guests wended their Our corner The of Portland cottage on Peaks Island for the season. meeting Colony, Pil- way to Barltey McOullum’s theatre, is a busy held Prof. Taylor, whose grand ohorus at Miss Alice Maud McDonough of this grim Fathers,will be this evening at where a minutes were in in- Rain or if fewj passed the place. 7.80 o’clock in Orient concert given at City hall, some city was ono of the bridesmaids at the J, hall. As this is the specting it, and other spots of interest on the Bargains in J. R. LIBBY 00. weeks received such of Mr. Albert K. Kenneson shine, last of the season a ago unqualified praise wedding of meeting full atten- the Cape Cottage grounds. J from the press,^is to have charge of the Chelsea, Mass., and Miss Mabel Edith dance is desired. At £.15 o’clock the electrics were again grand chorus at the patriotio entertain- Robinson of Mass. Thomas Ryan, the one-armed man, boarded and the with music in Malden, party, ment to be the of Fourth Assistant Bank Ellis of nun xAA given evening Examiner va\iguo uuo aoi ox the air, was transported along the ling cash in of July, in the open air, under the aus- Gardiner was in town yesterday and made the drawer Frank H. Little & of the road to Steamboat wharf on the of the on pices city government. Prof, l’ay- his usual inspection ot the Portland Co.’e store Commercial street, and was olty where the was moored side, Pilgrim lor Is of we are giving the over to the desirous making tho affair as Savings bank. bound Superior court, was in readiness to continue the tip to Peaks grand as those he has managed in Cali- D. S. class of P. H. people are driven out of Biddeford a few days ago. island. Roberts, ’94, S., our June The fornia. For that reason he would like a grandated Wednesday from the Boston making Woman’s Foreign Missionary so- At Peaks Island, the party was joined chorus of a thousand voices, and he in- Dental school. sales the largest the ciety qf the Portland Methodist district, by their who had been enjoying We offter today the finest Salmon ever cat np in city. ladies, vites the has that in Biddeford, Mrs. J. B. Haydns, the Festival chorus, Dr. Sylvester moved to 606 Con- in our history. yesterday. a capital dinner at the Peaks Island of Donnell of and all the other choruses in town, or grass street. We also carry a full line FAftSGY FISH. Portland, presided. The pro- house, and all attended The Gem. The in the individuals who sing to join in making Ex-Judge Knooh Foster of Bothel was gramme recently published PRESS comments on the beauty of the theatre was carried out. up the required number. He especially in Portland; yesterday. SERGE fully and the excellence of the company were wants Lora G. a teacher in | familiar with Keller’s Miss most that a singers Cummings, CRABS favorable and it was said SOFT SHELL HE RECEIVED A BAD BLOW. American hymn, Tobasoo^maieh, Star the Brigham academy, Bakersfield, Vt., better performance could not be given SUITS Albert Nelson, one of the workmen en- Spangled Banner, Freedom of God and is visiting relatives in Portland. In the After the performance in the Metropolis. Sub-Master Neal of I gaged government repairs going on Right. Six numbers will be given by Brigham aoademy, the party returned to Portland and left and BROOK TROUT at Great Diamond island, wus quite Chandler’s full baDd and six by the Bakersville, Vt., is visiting in this oity. are the feature on the Horatio Hall for New York amidst badly injured yesterday afternoon. He chorus accompanied by the band, and Mrs. Miller, wife of ex-Mayor Seth just now. the cheers of the Portlanders and the Jh. SPECIALTY. was hit by a part of a derrick in the ab- these will be superbly illustrated by the P. Miller of Auburn, was in the city musio of the orchestra. Our price, domen The injured man was taken to electric stereoptican, Mr. E. C. Swett Thursday. We are to GIVE AWAY 5,000 Books, containing useful the oity on one of the Casco Bay steam- OBITUARY. having gone to New York for the pict- going to all ers, and removed to the Maine General ures. There will also be many other illus- receipts for cooking all kinds of Sea Food, persons making hospital in Rich’s ambulance. Nelson trated views. The city committee who MRS. MILTON HIGGINS. a purchase at our store. is a single man, 29 years of age, and have this matter in charge request all boards'at 82 Lincoln street. Esther Ellen, wife of Milton Higgins, who will take part to be sure and at- died yesterday afternoon at her residence tend the rehearsal at City hall at 7.3u 1. O. G. T. Stimulate for $12 and $15 iii this city, after an illness dating from p. m., on Tuesday next, June 31. Special tlio stomaoli, rouse the liver, cure bilious- is the Rev. W. S. Ayres pastor of the First only Sunday last. A week prior to this badges will he furnished to members of grades | ness, headache, dizziness, Baptist church has invited Mystic and she was slightly but had ap- the chorus. magnet that indisposed, great sour stomach, constipation, 6QN6RESS FISH MARKET, Ar eania lodges of Good Templars to at- parently fully recovered and wa6 attend- etc. Price 25 cents. bold druggists. draws the SQUARE The only Pills to talco with Hood's Sarsaparilla. tend services at Ills church next Sunday ing to her household duties when she was INDEPENDENCE DAY. crowds our way. 578 Congress St. Telephone 657-3. « forenoon at 10.30 and both have taken with an illness from she lodges which Mayor liandall received a telegram yes- The