__ DAILY PRESS. JUNE 1862—VOL. 33. _*-srABLIg*HED 23. PORTLAND MAINE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1896. PRICE THREE CENTS.

r:w v, AKYaiR'fis^aiBafTB. KEN ADVERTISEMENTS. havi Investments in the fund a full and slander a ~~ BECOME A $10,000 man, with strong morning, the whole city will bo aliva WILL LAW. yielded $519.92. face, smooth shaven except the mous- BILL SHOULD PASS. with flags and banting. The Rockport, The thar “TH? HEATHEnIhINeT parishes who have paid more tache. Mr. bewail is a ready and elo- Houiton, Fairfield and Belfast bandj their quotas are: quent speaker who says what ho has to will be in attendance. Fur icays that are dark, Excess. say earnestly and clearly. When Mr. Places._Amount A DEMOCRATIC MOSES- And for tricks that are vain. Guilford, £25.18 * Sewall made reference to the Hon. Senate am 35.08 l°-“ President’s to River and Will Pass the River I Dexter, Thomas B. Reed, and said that the Objections The heathen Chinee is peculiar.” 11.31 1-31 Bath Citizen Anxious for Doubtful Honor Machias, Maine Biddeford, 37.50 12.61 delegation at St. Louis had no But he does know how Harbor Rill & Harbor Bill of Gubernatorial domination. to make a de- Rockland, 52.83 2. second choioe, there was a ringing burst or a 2.01 liooltou Man Nominated For coration, floor as Doering, 27.00 of applause in a covering, unique 1-® ending hearty cheer, Norway, 21.83 fSPECIAI. TO THE as himself. Some of the handsomest the fact that Mr. PRESS.] Addison, 3.83 ■« notwithstanding 21 Sewall and coolest floor coverings for Summer IVataryille, 10.91 motioned for silence. The ap- Bath, June 2.—“Tho Democratic can* OVER PRESIDENT’S VETO IN OPIN Governor ARE HELD TO BE NOT VALID BY or plause was renewed at diuate villas, cottages, as well as for city Thirty-two parishes have paid their the conclusion for governor will be Galen CL of are shown ION OP HOUSE the speoeb. THE HOUSE. Moses of this said a houses, by the Atkinson LEADERS. quotus in fall. There nro four parishes city, prominent The of Furnishing Company in their fine selec- where there are no quota assignments, next outburst of applause came politician that party this morning By tion of Chinese and Japanese mattings, viz: Ellsworth, *1.82; East Sumner, when during the recess to allow the answer to the question of the PRKSS. “He does which have come Vinalhaven, county delegates to make their nomina- not-seeit tho nomination, but from tho industrious The Bill Will $1.83; Greenville, $1.43; Bill Passes Over Veto an Overwhelming Come Vp Today—The Bone AT YESTERDAY’S REPUBLI- by he hands of the *3.64. tions, Mr. Sewall presented Governor would take it and would be a clean, Bill to Vote—Committee Denies President’s “Chinee.’H Likely Meet a Frost in the House safe and Thirteen parishes 1 ave paid their CAN Cleaves, in response to the cries for. the practical candidate. He believes —Consequences in Case Measure Be- STATE CONVENTION. Charges in Toto—Bond Bill Passed by in quotas in part. Applications for finan- governor from ail parts of the hall. The sound monoy and would make an Senate. tomes a Law. cial assistance have resulted in the pay- reception which Gov. Cleaves received excellent governor should ho he elected. ment of The was in the extreme and the Gov- “There has been some doubt as to [SPECIAL TO THE PBESS.] $769.76 during the year. hearty Washington, June 2.—In the House, ernor made a which set the au- whether Mr. Moses would 4 2 Washington, June 2.—The large vote oi Skowhegan and Madison clrouit has heen speech Mr. Henderson reported from the com- accept ATKINSON formed dionoe and before has thore not?” asked th4 the nomination, 220 to GO, whereby the river and harboi during tho year, though cheering appluuding mittee on rules and orders making the efforts of the state he hud finished. An allusion in his re- writer. bill passed the House over the President's missionary and Rev. Big Gathering In Bangor’s Sew City hour of meeting for the remainder of the Geo. E. marks to the Cuban found a “There have was the re* veto today, is an indication that the bii) Leighton of Skowhegan. At this patriots session 11 a. m., and it was agreed to. may boon,” FURNISHING latter the small band of universa- ready response In a burst of Mr. of ply, “but there isn.’t now. He will be v‘ CO., will also pass the Senate. place Hall. applause Cannon. Republioon Illinois, next SI Monument lists were almost but as loud as any of the afternoon. on the oandidato of the DemocratiO Square “I have no doubt, whatevei, that the discouraged, chairman of the ccmmitteo appropria- *• «*BLETOM, through the of the missionary Then the delegates set up a cry for stated tbat in bis there party of Maine for governor,” was the manager, bill will pass the Senate by much more persistence tions, judgment and a little of the a the, Hon. Herbert M. Heath, but Mr. was no that the reply. tban the required two-thirds, saia company faithful, possibility present pastor was finally hired and the ohuroh Heath was firm in his declination to session of would end before Chairman Hooker of the committee, af- Congress OXFORD MAN MISSING. CONSUMERS Is in a oondition. Under make a spoeok. after the re- of next not ter the vote in the House today. The hill very hopeful Promptly Wednesday week, probably have Brother there is a nominating speech by judge cess, the chairman announced that nom- before or proved that PILLSBURY’S will probably come up in the Senate to- Leighton’s ministry Friday Saturday. Searching Parties Looking For Wink large attendance and a bright outlook for inations for candidate for governor Tlio report of the committee on rivers BEST makes the best bread in morrow. SAVAGE OF AUBURN. Stewart Who Left Homo Yesterday tho future. were in order. As of Au- and harbors rooommending the passage the The bond bill which the free Judge Savage 31 work!. silver Sen- of the rivep and harbor appropriation Morning. During the year the missionaries suc- burn rose in the midst of the Andros- Millers and acknowl- ators succeeded iu passing through the bill, “the objection of the President not- jobbers ceeded in a circuit made of ooggin Ho was Senate today will come to the House to- forming up delegation. recognized withstanding,” was presented by Mr. it to be the best. fSPECIAI TO THE edge YET— and called to take the Hooker, and read. The re- PRESS.] morrow and be referred at once to tho Aduison, Harrington, Cherryfleld, loudly upon plat- chairman, Although it sells in Columbia Ealis and form. port states that of 417 items of appropria- every and means committee. been Eppiug, in Washing- Mechanic June 2.—Wint Stewart ways It has Eloquent Eulogy of Speaker Reed By Har- tions oontained in the hill, all except 27 Falls, market of the world ton and the of a higher though t that that commitee leave county, settlement Judge Savage then nominated Hon. arc for the projects contained In bills a prosperous farmer living in the town might old the carload than pastor, Rev. K. A. for one Sewall, Chairman of the Convention heretofore become are by any ^other the bill die in oommitteo; but this will Morkley, Llewellyn Powers In aspeeoh which found laws, and for the of Oxford, about two miles from this flour- year, his year 1st. It is Investigation and examination of im- not be the case. It is expiring August —Platform Adopted, Modelled After great favor with his hearers and wkioh village, is from bis homo and probably expected to which has re- missing that this circuit provements Congress that the committee will bill hopod may be main- was followed remarks CoJ. F. B. large are in report the That of Recent Convention In Portland by by peatedly committed itself. parties engaged searching tained. In Oxford there are a adversely in less than an hour after they county Dow of Portland and Bertram L. Smith, It appears that by far a greater num- for him tonight number of small unable to —Mr. Powers Address of ber of for in this receive it, and that it will be defeated in parishes sup- Acceptance. Esq., of Patten, in the nomin- projeots appropriated He left home at about 7.30 o’clock, go- BEO. C. SHAW & Wholesale and Retail Grocers. seconding bill were for in tue bill of CO., the pore ineroseiveB. Through the efforts ol appropriated House a ation. The oonvention ratified the mo- to where a dam is build- immediately by large vote. [special to the press.] 1890 and are not vet comuletcd. ing Pages’ Mills, NOTICES. the missionary, three of these have been _SPECIAL It is thought that in this way the ex- tion by a rising vote and a few minutes ihe bills ol 1690 aud 1893 wereapproved ing. united in a circuit and a Rev. E. a President pression of the houses disapprobation cf pastor. Bangor, Juno a.—Bangor was lively later the delegates were ou their feet, by Harrison and tbe bill of Here he was set across the river and W. Pieroe settled. The circuit 1994 was permitted by the execu- the Populistic soheme will be most em- comprises place today. The Republican host with baud and as the present went to the house of Simeon Harfia, clapping aheers, tive to become a Pants, West Sumner and West Paris. Mr. whioh law by limitation, Vests, phatic. If the free silver ooalition eould Paris, arrived here last night was rein- next governor of Maine The where he a little while. He then ma 3 of appeared upon committee impeach the President’s stopped Pierce’s home is at Paris. forced tho forenoon on COATS,Overcoats UADE-U p got thp bill made into a law, they would during by the hosts the platform. Mr. Powers spoke at some declaration that many objects for which started for the house of John King GARMENTS In Bridgton there has boen no settled who oame money Is are not related be able to break down utterly the govern- by every incoming train, All length. Ho made a speech which was appropriated Pigeon Hill, and since then has not for to public welfare and show that tee Cleansed or ment’s finances. pastor some years, and virtually no tho} forenoon there was a lively, push- the of much favorable comment. been seen. Dyed Whole, subject statement that many improvements have Within the the crowd 1 preaohiug. year through ing, in tho “That’s Mr. 65 of And pressed by Tailor’s Pressmen handshaking lobbies good,” said one of the delegates teen so unpfovideutly planned that Stewart was abont years ago every day at MAINE UNI VERBALISTS. efforts of the and the Ladies’ of the missionary Brngor house. It was a good Dat- as after the adjournment they as orowded after an unwise expenditure of millions and lived with his wife on one of the a ured of dollars no M experiments for their FOSTER'S I&WP Circle, vestry building, oosting $1160, gathering, in which greetings were upon the platform to shake the hand of bsst farms! in this section of the state. ||ft||CC has been built next the accoknplishinents have been entered un- of the to churoh. Money exohanged and now He was a man considerable Forest Opening Annual Convention at acquaintances the next governor. It was quite a recep- on, is untrue. of property, City |J It nUUoL has been raised for for a formed. Auburn preaching year. There was little work to be tion that the governor to be held there, They also assert that there is no foun- an Odd Fellow and very highly esteemed. 13 Yesterday. Candidates are now dation for Preble st. Op. Preble Jdouse being heard. This done for with the exception of one or and at its close he was escorted to the tbe President's statement He is subject to fainting fits and it is mean services also at that the bill carries appropriations for Victors spend their time on the road may Waterford, and two contests for on the state house the feared that lie has been overcome some- E@“Kid Gloves Cleansed places Bangor by Bangor band. which have actual- Every Day r ot in the repair Address of Welcome by Mayor Harris and Denmark and Hiram. work, private parties shop. perhaps committee, there was nothing in tho There the was all over with the to in whore on the road. No 103 Victor tires not reception begun ly agreed government do, Lace Curtains Cleansed. gauranteed to Response by President Twitcliell— Speoial mention was made in the consideration of their A of 30 went from this uncture and report oooupancy ol pub- party up place to wear twelve to in the TELEPHONE CONNECTION. months, Sermon of the of continual effort the lic property. tonight engage search. {■ rum date of Occasional by Rev. Mr. Gould neoessity by purchase. The committee shows the President to Rear hub and of Dexter—Executive missionary in order to maintain per- chain wheels guaran- Committee’s Re- be wrong in his statement Holt of Starvation. of regarding Hyilig jed to wear for years on Victors. manency services in some of the cir- the amount ot immediate cash port. outlay Meohanio June 3.—Joe IN OUR 4 WINDOWS THIS cuits. The missionary has assisted in the oalled for in the bill. Falls, Holt, June the child and would-be | \ RAINS, ENERGY, Aubnru, 3—The Mains State Uni- settlement of at least eight ministers, The oommittee deny the President’s murderer, sui- WEEK. versalist convention was to order oharge ot extravagance, and approves of is It has been found called where, in some oases, assistance was the oide, slowly failing. EXPERIENCE, CAPITAL, at the oontract system as being less ex- the Elm street oburch in this city at one impossible to administer nourishment need. For instance, at Dover, and pensive. PERSEVERANCE 10.15 a.m. Dr. G. M. Twitoh- in and the man is today, by Foxcroft, just tho right man. Rev. M. The report adds that no good reason any quantity slowly Some New These are all has been the President starving to death. what has caused a cer- president. B. Townsend, has been secured and per- assigned by why was offered Rev. the House should recode from its aotion t ain to be known as Prayer by Mr. Payne, manence saems assured. A considerable Cigars bicycle the best with regard to tho measure. ‘J.t must Murderer Hobbs’ liody at Old Orchard. it was voted that the and —the courtesies of the for a nsw church has been not be th.j Virginia never-wear-out kind—the subscription forgotten” report concludes, Old June 2.—The of tlooi be all “that If this bill Orchard, body Scgie st. given visiting olergymen. raised. While preaching at Gray the should fail there aro ^ hundreds of useful of Howard Hobbs, who murdered Fred W. President Twitcbell then called on the made in the projects improve- missionary appointments old. ments that have been Milllkun at Wood honored of in process of com- Island, yesterday, and ex-president the convention church at New where services Gloucester, pletion for a number of years, and then shot was here und mayor of Hon. Nathan W. himself, brongbt by VICTOR, Auburn, had not been held for a long period. In- against whioh the most captious critic Lime Juice boat this afternoon. The funeral will bo 3 gross special 8 who extended the could no whicu Harris, welcome in be- terest has been re-awakened and now urge objeotion, would .. I 20 cents Toothbrushes I be whereby great waste would held at thu home of his parents here. E. S. State half of the city and the Elm street parish. Horvioos will be held in suspended b Ginger Ale PENDEXTER, Agents, conjunction with be Incurred aud great luss sustained.” 10 cents I President Twitchell each, 5 cents responded. Gray. It is that and Lower A vote on the Y. W. C. A. 161 Congress St. Portland. Mo. hoped Upper ordering previous ques- often sold at I The reading of the records of the last tion was takon. It resulted Root Beer Ext apra ju New Gloucester and Gray may be united ayes 179; In making up oar report for the month 23 cents each. I convention was with. noes, 60. The votes was taken in the 10 cent„ dispensed in a of we find for which to permanent cirouit. At Gray a legal bill May many things Twitohell passage of the over the President’s President announced the fol- has boen bo thanktnl. While most of the educa- parish formed, and a Ladies’ veto. There were 220 yeas and 60 nays. These are all lowing oommlttees: fresh goods that OVERWHELMINGLY REPUBLICAN. Circle has regularly met through the More than two thirds having voted in tional classes have closed for the sum- arrived within two weeks and are right in Eleotiong—Rev. E, W. Rich- the the bill was declared both AND Webber, winter, affirmative, mer, the iutereBt in the work does not QUALITY PRICE. mond; S. L. Whitficr, Skowhegan; Miss passed. Ilev. W. seem to but rather increase. Annie Bethel. M. Kimmell began servioes at The contested election case of doorcase, Populists and Democrats Cut Small Pig- Frye, Mltcflell, Keligioug Services—Rev. H. R. Rose, South Portland some months ago, and Republican, vs. Walsh, Democrat of New The botany and millinery classes still con H. H. HAY M^le ore in Oregon Election. Rev. C. L. was of SON, Auburn; Waite, Brunswiok; with the help of the missionary an in- 111 « York, disposed by unseating tinuo and the members are enthusiast! James Emery, Madison. V/I Walsh. formal parish and Ladies’ Circle was l'W\\7 WWf/H1 in their work. The Bible class recently Unfinished Business—Rev. F. E. Mr. Boutelle presented a supplemental formed. This Hon. has for it® members Portland, Oregon, June 2.—The next Wheeler, Mechanio Falls; Rev. W. E. movement is perhaps still Llewellyn Power*, Republican Candidate for Governor. conference report upon the naval appro- organized young It was legislature of will be overwhelm- Gaskin, Vfaterville; S. W. Dunham, West an experiment, but there is a hope for priation bill. agreed to. It women who are earnest by seeking the Oregon bijqjjo ux rivalry i,u oauiiio tue no tnone who were not Paris. legates again oy nurrylng to showed aarement all items sav e ingly Republican. The candidates of the future. upon deeper things of God. The spirit of Nominations—Rev. W. M. and put thorn in action. But en- toko the train to the west. The Maine those relating to the number of ne n that Kimmoll, At they has party in nearly every county have Rev. Thomas Rook- Wiuterport, whore no Universalist battle and details of tbe construc- progress characterized the work Portland; Stratton, joyed tho furenocm and after dinner Central had provided a special and it car- ships majorities or pluralities. to this eve- land; Dr. Bennett, Norway. services ha‘d ever been Rev. E. F. tion of the sbiDS. A further conference throughout all its departments. Up held, were ready for the of the ried a and oontented Resolutions—C. O. gathering largj gathering was ordered. The Bouse ning the returns show only two Demo- Wilkins, Klngfleld; Pember preached last summer und later adjourned at The Saturday night socials are proving Hon. day. when it out of the station at 6.50. no Sidney Perham. Paris; Mrs. Oliver the made au informal pulled 5.80, there being quorum, crats elected, and they are Democratic- missionary parish a success. Wo ^have always a pleasing Newman, Lewiston. organization there, and the services of When the Bangor band, from its posi- It was ten minute past two when Chair- GENTS' WATCHES! Populists. It will be impossible for some Reports—Rev. John Kim Turn# IN programme provided and refreshments bail, Brother Pember was secured to tion way up In the rear of City man called the convention to THjFsENAtfE. ft preach. gallery Manley !ime to tell Senator’s v. J. H. Rhodes, Fairfield; Captain Ministers huve boen seoured for two or served, aud those who come into the j; accurately ball struok up a lively march at almost order. A conference on the Portland. partial report Mitchell’s chances of re-eleotion. Most of Joseph Brooks, three summer stations, and for rooms are made to feel at home v A hundred of them. £j grave a before the floor among Any of the good Auditing Committee—C. R. Whitten, meetings at Carlton and Lisbon Falls. quarter two, general deficiency appropriation bill was kind wish. Don’t she Republicans are for silver, but many M. CONVENTIONAL PROCEEDINGS. us. ,| j you keep the | Augusta; B. Coolidge, Portland; At Yarmouth tho threatened loss of the hall and the balconies were already presented and agreed to, and a further The for the month of as 1 lo not favor Mitchell. The chairman of Allen Merrill, Dexter. How tile Nomination Was Made—The report May is j1 poor ones. Elgin and Waltham ■ society’s church to a sister organization crowded with the delegates who were in conferenoe ordered. •he state committee claims Rev. L. D. has been The follows: Number of visitors at the are all have Republican George Perin, D., pastor of prevented. Klngfleld tho usual fashion under Speeches and the Platform. The bond bill was taken j right. They suited j j the grouped large up. Mr. Ald- }| election of fifty-five straight Repub- the churoh has been built during the year. 535; at Gospol services, 399; at re- 1 » Every Day ohurcb, Boston, spoko the names of the diS erent The call read riob’s amendment excepting from rooms, millions, and will suit you. lican out of There is still some debt. At least one signs boaring was by Byron Boyd, Esq. pro- || | representatives sixty elected. hlbtion on briefly. counties. The except emergency, bonds to Silverine case, Waltham or El- I \ now churoh will be built the coming convention began with secretary of the state committee. There ,i The devotional preserve the public credit, was laid on noon rest, 10.; total number present at exercises were entered year, that at Dover. a sort of band the $5.00. THE tournament, Belfast was the rustle of the movement of many the table, yeas 83, nays 26. Othor amend- rooms (luring the montli of May, includ- : gin, WEATHER. Bath lias this on its f| ;; upon at 11 o’olock, Rev. E. V. Stevens paid year $3500 was were business 1 band, which stationed across the as the audience rose to its feet ments thus disposed of. The bill ing classes, meetings, receptions, 15-year Gold Case, Waltham or « > debt, being now free and clear. Freeport people j1 of Oakland, presiding. The Scriptures ball was passed, yeas 32, nays 28. The Sen- Gospel services, eto., 1317. We has paid its debt of $180. Lewiston has from the Bangor musioians, start- when Rev. Dr. Field of Bangor was pre- ! Elgin, $9.99. have sold six Boston, June 2. were read ate ndiourned. The of the railroad branch of j! I [; by Rev. Thomas Stratton oi on debt in as soon as report 1 paid $700 its and Westbrook $618. ing the first sot of musio sented to Invoke the divine blessing. hundred of this watch. > —Local forecast for the Young Women’s Christian Associa- Rockland. Bridgton has its new vestry previously makers bad finished. While the Belfast The temporary organization was then tion Iroin May 4th to June 1, 1396: Num- fi 3 oz. Coin Silver Waltham or ! ! Wednesday: Fair, Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Alvord mentioned. The churoh of tho Messiah, CAPITAL GLEANINGS. Z band was there was a loud burst os follows: ber of calls at the house, 30; at depot, 9; northwest winds. Portland has $8u0 on improvements, the playing perfected Elgin, $10.00. of New York. The oonferenoe on the assisted 57 ladies, 16 children; accommo- !| | ; Congress square $526; Belfast $100 Gardi- of applause which nearly drowned the Chairman—Harold M. Sewall of Bath. general de- > > June dated three 1 ohild over night; I? Higher grades from $12.50 to Washington, At 11.15 Rev. E. Y. Stevens of Oak- ner Hallowell W. Norton of Port- bill ladies, $158; $200; Harrington$150. sound of the musio. This was due to Secretary—Gao. ficiency appropriation today reported 11 — waited for trains; six girls applied for 2. Forecast for of North and Biehmond has added a small and land. *100. land, formerly Turner, vestry Gov. Chairman and the that agreements had been reached on the six women for a Cleaves, Manley M. H unter work; help. J / I forNew 1 n for* rtf M or! ann nroonVinrl Norwuy story to its parsonage. Skow- Assistant Secretaries—J. S. Wednesday Rev. items in between the two houses. The work of woman for woman is a Jj hegan and Paris have iniDroved their Dr. Field coming upon the platform. of Farmington, John H. Davis of Ban- dispute England; Fair; mon of tho convention. snored burden, but the Burden Bearer churches. Chairman Manley, as he called tho con- gor. THE VICE PRESIDENT’S is with us. Wo have in northerly The ohnroh was filled to the In (Jastle then introdnoed Mr. DAUGHTER, proved many winds, doors foi Hill, Aroostook, Rev. John vention to looked down a Chairman Manley order, upon trying places that nothing is too hard becoming variable; the Tuesday afternoon of the Waddell, who is a farmer lias been en- saying: meeting gathering which filled nearly every seat Sewall, J ulia Married to Kev. for God. in couraged to preach regularly in Perham. Stevenson, Martin slight change convention. upon the floor of the hall and crowded The work goes gloriously forward. | Within the past year East Maohias has Hardin Hast fLADIES'WATCHES!ji .j tho Under President Cleveland’s first ad- Might. 1 temperature. In the devotional exercises Rev. W. H. for the (' Away up in quality—away down first time had preaching of the tho galleries. It was a body in which Gould of occa- broader faith. Brother Townsend and ministration he appointed to a high dip- in have a Dexter, preacher of the the bald and heads of men many of i| | prices. We large stock. j |( of grey sional Gilbert Machias, having preaohed. lomatic office a man from Washington, June2.—At eight this eve- Local Woather sermon, was assisted by Rev. E. whom voted for Freemont and Lincoln, young Maine No old stuff, but the latest pro- >/ Keport. Clinton has never had regular services. ning at the New York Avenue J | | F. Pembor of who read the who had from Presby- and Bangor, Hev. W. E. Gaskin of the Watervillo alternated with the heads still un- recently graduated college j ductions of the Elgin Wal- ! Portland, Juno 2. — The local terian church, the marriage of Miss Julia Soriptures and by Rev. W. W. iiimmel] ohuroh is now preaching there. streaked with the e,nd law schooL This young man was a tham factories. weather grey, young Republi- of the | | |! bureau office records as to the of Portland At a ohuroh was Stevensou, daughter Vice Presi- j who offered prayer. Tiy Caribou, organization cans of the etate, the men who are assu- Democrat by inheritance of three • < Comp to the store; we will be weather are the formed by Brother Mitchell with thirty- genera- dent of the United States to Rov. Martin following: occasional sermon was next in order. the which their 8a. six members. Ac Maohias Geo. Gilbert ming responsibilities tions. He discharged the responsible du- D. Hardin of \ pleased to show you, and save you m.—Barometer,29.930; thermometer This Danville, Ky., was j sermon was followed by the oom- formed a church ot members. elders are about to down. 58.0; dew 45; thirty-five lay ties entrusted to him in suoh a manner 20 per cent. • point, humidity, 61; The solemnized by Rev. Dr. Ratcliff, pastor | wind. munion service, Rev. F. E. Barton, report speaks as to the proposed The was over this j NW; veioolty, 8; weather, convention presided as > to win for himself international fame of the church, in the presen ce a V We warrant watch to prove sat- idear. and Rev. H. A. Addi adoption of the district missionary of com- £} Bethel, Markley, afternoon by a young man horn and bred 8 system, and declares in favor of the and reflect credit and honor upon his pany, including the President of the i, | isfactory or money back. S Pj m.—Barometer. 30.035; thermome- son, presiding. a tho Hon. Harold M. Sewall ter, 59.5; dew present missionary methods. It recom- Demoorat, United States and Mrs. j point, 46; humidity, 62; state and country. So and so Cleveland, mem- The first business session ooourred al mended that the be of and when in bis re- faithfully wind, NW; velooity 6; weather, clear. present missionary Bath, opening bers of the Cabinet and judges of the Su 3.30 m. The first was the engaged on the same terms as before, efficiently did he discharge these Mean daily thermometer. 58; maxi- p. reading ol marks Mr. Sewall referrod to tho Re- duties, prerne court of the United States, diplo- mum that the W. U. M. S., the S. S. conven- thermometer, 65.0: minimum ther- the exaeutive oommittee's report, which publican as one willing and notwithstanding his membership in the matic corps and many others prominent tion and the State Y. P. C. Union be re- party in offioial mometer, 49.0; maximum velocity wind was and social circles in the read by Rev. Mr. Hooper of Deering to aid as far as and that glad, now in the of its power to Democratic party, President Harrison capital. I lie 15, NW; total precipitation. .0. quested possible days the be Mmi Oentio.' quota system continued. receive all who believed with it, as it sent him on two Granite Cutters’ Jeweler, important diplomatic Strike. Mrs. W. M. Kimmell for the j The report began with mention of th reported did in the of its early struggles, Weather W. U. M. society, sixteen circles In the days missions. Upon the incoming of the sec- South Norridgewock, Juno 2.—About ♦ Observations, death of J. V. late of he of whioh 25 cutters MONUMENT SQUARE. I Bradlay president state, the largest at the Congress Square provoked a sterna applause ond and last administration of Grover employed by the lJodlin The Agricultural Weather the oonvention. The executive commit- oliureh, Portland. was renewed and Granite Company havo boon on a strike Department again again during this imbued with % Daniel the Cleveland, young man, since Friday. The men were not % Bureau for June taken tee has held five during the Lara, convention treasurer his The saw paid yesterday, 2, at meetings eloquent speech. delegates on the reported the total receipts $5,097.07: oash a patriotic spirit, thoroughly American, regular pay day aud they refused y* ********hm»w»»m$»I p. m., meridian time, the observations for year. On the death of President Bradley, to to on hand, more at go work. Tardiness in off -—-■ --,-r.- $814.61, being $300 than from his own the un- paying ----* of was knowing experience has been a iach station being given in this order: Dr. George M. Twitohell Augusta the close of the last year; realized interest frequent cause of disatisfac- BRIEFLY ARE BEAF1 American and ton TOLD. Temperature, direction of the wind, state eleoted president. on permanent fund, $519.92. The bills you unpatriotic position into among the employes of this company. have been ail The oompany lies several large and it the weather: Greeting and congratulation was ex paid. which the Democratic party had drifted, Rev. Dr. Blanchard of Portland read DON’T YOU WANT TO HEAR? partly finished contracts on hand. Most of the house boats tbe tended to on the along Boston, 62 dogrees, N, clear; New the committee prosper the of the renounced his allegiance to that party, Mississippi near St. report committee on Westbrook Louis, supposed to STork, 66 degrees, NW, clear; Pbialdel- ous condition of the in the state. Will you if you have a oi three society seminary. There is great need of more AURAPHONE help and sought fellowship within the folds Heady for the Patriarchs. population hundred or 64 N, clear; THEuo. it is a recent scientific invention jhia, degrees, Washington* Nover were the ohuiohes more eSectivt scholars and more endowment. more have been missing since the storm to assist the of one not BOHN of the Republican is in holi- >6 dogrees, W, portly cloudy; Albany, 6S At the Miss C. hearing any party. Rockland, June 2.—The city end it is feared a areat and tho exhibit is a evening meeting, Rev. deaf. When in ear it is invisible and cream of tartar part of the im clear; 6S financially cheering E. the In the of 1894 he attire in honor of the state A baking powder. habitants were drowned. legreee, NW, Buffalo, degrees, Augell, delivered an address does not the discomfort. It is campaign rendered day tonight 62 one. are Norway, cause slightest in 4E, clear; Dotroit, degrees, SE, clear; Marked gains noticeable, despite on and to the ear an of all leavening “The Outlook for Christianity what glasses are to the eye, very efficient and valuable service encampment, Patriarchs Militant, which Highest strength The annual session of the Now 56 St. ear upon Hamp- Chicago, degrees, NE, cloudy; the hard times Parishes have responded our Own Church.’’ spectacle. An experienced Aurist will — Latest rJnited States Government shire Court of Catholic Order oe at meets here tomorrow evening and Thurs- of Forest- 70 degrees, SE, clear; Huron, the Preble House on June 3,4, 5, 6, the stump in Maine, in Massachusetts Paul, Dak., more to tho Rev. George L. P. D., pastor 1, 2, ers was held in Manchester, iO 72 generously quota appeals Perrin, lorm i) a. m. to 5 whore can be of the business Food yesterday, degrees, SK, clear; Bismarck, de- of the Boston, de- p. m., they and in New York. In day. Many principal Report. with 18 courts The than ever before s ince the Every Day ohuroh, tested MUSE OF CHARGE. THE AMERICAN partial recognition represented. noxi crees. S, partly cloudy; 78 quota system livered to houses are decorated with elabo- Jacksonville, an “Is it Worth While ■-—- already Powder Co. session will bo held in Me. eduress, ALRAPHONE CO., 433 Phillips Building. laO * Royal Baking Lewiston, legrees, E, cloudy. was with perhaps one N. j adopted, exception, jiMake Individual Universalis ta.1' lTremonlfit.,St.. Boston. *»y28dSt Continued ou Second Page, rate and tasty designs, and by Thursday 106 Wall St., X.

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of N. B. Marshall of Har- and sin, shadows wmcn tall our own OF walking, wnere poucy inrougn the maintenance in pow- the fight this year on grounds Die was the Sherman law, we helped THE FIELD SPORT. slavery sued the favor of our Prof. E. H. Carleton of HOME RUNS IT ancient foe er of that whose whole adminis- and not on those of our opponents, that it and without our aid is vard; startor, LAJOIE’S POWERS bT- the party them repeal and paid price in a trade that side or clerk of J. was all tration of our foreign relations has been we will not be deceived by issues, could not have been repealed. Dartmouth; course, Colby hut free, while labor remained that above all unslaved linked “with one virtue and a thousand lured on by false lights, When their president and secretary of Bassett of scorer, F. A. Hobbs put the pages of be Augusta glory there, across crimes,” and that virtue assumed when will we not allow patriotism to put at the said it was the greenbacks which slant the broad treasury of M. S. C.; marshal, Geo. T. Ordnny Continued from First sunshine of our its on the Republican uni- Issue with the party which has been its and of the Democratic party of Page moral president put (shades of of field D. P. highest attainments, our highest form and proclaimed a Republican doc- very embodiment from its birth to this Maine to retire them!) the of Tennis Bowdoin; judges events, happiness and proposed Opening Intercollegiate of his services the state prosperity are the pages trine, a doctrine enforced by the first hour. party that had first provided for their Foster of Watorvilie, and W. W. Bolster Badly Against Portland committee has written by the I Operated Republican party which Republican secretary of state in the We congratulate our opponents, say, redemption offered to help restore the B. h. of designated him as your record how it struck But at Tournament. of Bates; measurer, Bryaut temporary chair- the shackles from greatest crisis that ever called for its en- on their outburst of patriotism. system that had made that redemption the slaves, and. armed with same we to remind them us Bowdoin, and F. G. Wakefield of Bates; Yesterday. man, and I know you will give him the the pro- forcement since Its promulgation, and the time beg possible and had ever since enabled tective tariff, went are to forth to and other a doctrine endorsed that the of be to make our before the _ G. Marstion of M. S. C. aud conquer by every since, germs patriotism good promise scorers, F. cordial reception he and achieve to strike deserves, will for America against explicitly and by name In the last Re- found at home, that patriotism begins world. K. L. Thompson of Bates. the world! heartily approve of your committee's publican national platform and ignored with the care of our own people. When their president and secretary aro the entries In the And this weapon boasts of its op- BOB'DOIN' DANAS AT THE FRONT Following vari- decision. which God and the by that party which would now rebap- The Democratic party ot the treasury whined about an end- fathers have put into our to We, too. be- less set ous evonts: A FREE HITTING GAME IN FALL hands the Re- tize it and stand as its sponsor! Why, position centralization. chain, they themselves had in Gentlemen of the party will of the AS USUAL. convention, I take publican never surrender, gentlemen, one would think that Demo- lieve in state rights, but the rights motion, which revolved from an empty 100 yards da3h—D. B. McMillan. G. never while there is are RIVER, in to a home in this broad cratic responsibility in our foreign rela- state of Maine, for which we contend, treasury back again through a vacuum R. M. J. H. pleasure presenting you your tem- land tor which it F. Stetson, Andrews, can win a comfort, or tions began with the Venezuelan in- the rights of our people to he left alone in Democratic statesmanship, we of- Hon. from which it llorno, P. Kyer and A. W. Blake of porary chairman, Harold M, Sewall can ward a blow! cident. Democratic diplomacy Is older unmolested by blundering and vindictive fered to fill that vacuum with the states- And when, after 30 laws to her resources and to of H. A. H. B. of Bath, Maine. years of its un- than that, and If you would understand develop manship Dingley, and to break that of the I'. H, S, Tennis Tourna- Bowdoin; Holmes, Watson, broken labors. Scores achievements, the last Republi- it as conducted today, go back to its reap the reward of their patient chain with the firm grasp of a hand that E. C. H. Whit- Ollier Maine Teams Loud can C. I. Spear, E. Nobie, Defeated Scores applause greeted Mr. Sowall as he president at the an We. can most a ment-Entries for Intercollegiate Field by close of adminis- beginnings. Go back to the time when too, say with the eloquent has behind it replenished treasury. All to the front of tration which we man, C. G. Shannon, L. T. Patter- That.Scarcely Do Tliem stepped the platform. marks the height of our Democratic emissaries sent out to sea spokesman the south has ever had. this we offered. Ours was not the fault Waterville—Other Credit—Two Day at Notes. national declared that there teach “our sons to love the soil they stand this condition had son and F. A. Robinson of Colby; P. B. prosperity from the ports of England their cruisers that come upon the Shut Outs in One Day—Louisville De- Mr. Sewall as were no near the spoke follows: frontiers to our national our commerce on, the body of our old mother, country. Ours could not be the llie Maine Tennis and L. E. J. Branns of M. S. to prey upon and paid glory Intercollegiate Palmer feats Boston. development,” he with the mountains that are her the be Forty years ago, the distinguished spoke pres- the price in a free trade tariff on British springing should country rescued from it, on tlio of and N, Pulsifer of cience of a Tournament opened grounds G. ; R. H. Tukey chairman statesman, but with the for- Go back to the time when Thomas breasts, the broad acres that hold her but as citizens of a common country wo of your state committee re- of goods. club in this Fall River, June 3.—Fall River de- bodings a patriot he was forced to add, substance, the dimpling vallc-ys In which tried to do so. And they would have the Athletic city, yesterday. Bates. minded you the other day at F. Bayard made his speech for secession, Portland, “Retrogression would be a crime.” for her rests, the forests that her aid. for G. bated Portland today in a game whioli w hen his word and those of men like him beauty sing none of our Bowdoin the stronghold of tennis 220 yards dash—D. B. McMillan, the Republican party came Into there were power hands ready to commit that songs of lullaby and praise, and the Then we with them for the 1 ibounded in and brilliant In this misled the British nation into the belief pleaded many years, sent four men as follows: F. Stetson, R. M. Andrews, C. F. Keu- heavy hitting state under the leadership of Han- crime, hands that for 30 had been brooks that with her Next years that because the north was divided, dis- rippling life of Industry. November we Dana ’&S and and R. L. ielding. Lajoie’s hatting was a feature, nibal Hamlin. years kept from the to do that then them to take off Dana, 'C6, Fogg, Ives. Jail, P. Kyer, J. H. Homo Forty ago Hanni- power so, union was Go back to laughter.” shall command their bal had left inevitable. the lis second the Hamlin. Democratic senator the govenment bankrupt, But the love we would inculcate, the hands, which throttle it. Then we Colby sent McFadden and Shannon. Wiggin of Bowdoin; H. B. Watsou, C. I. boing longest from time when in response to these words Maine rose hands yet stained with the of a we bear our one to sver made on in his seat in the and guilt there love mother state is begged to bo allowed help restore the Bates sent Billon, and E. E. C. H. Whitman the grounds. Attendance senate, deeper echoed back from the JBritish par- Boothby, Stanley Spear, Noble, that he loved his crime. which would make her ever fruitful, her credit of the government, now we give 100. The sooro: declaring country bet- liament the exultant response of Lionel and Maine State sent md L T. IJatterson of Colby; P. B. History repeats Itself and within six breasts never fail her so that that we shall do so our Milliken, college ter than his party, Cecil that never could be the children, them notice by resigned the chair months of the England and Palmer and L. L. J. Biann of M. S. C. FALL inauguration of their they need never leave the bosom on own measures and our own men! Ey Sawyer Clary. RIVER. manship of the committee on commerce friend of the north for we were her ene- president almost in the same language which they are raised. It would quarry own measures and our own men Dana and Fogg of Bowdoin are R. H. N. lJulsifer, R. S. Stanley and renounced his In my, her rivals politically and commer- our Philip Tukey, AB R BH PO A E allegience to that which Ruchanan called the attention her mountain sides, make her broad credit be restored, and the con- _ “her rivals at and shall this of the Senior class and have md Xj. of Bates. party to which he owed of congress to cially, every port members H, Douglass 5 2 1 5 4 1 every honor of the condition in which his acres yield up their substance, her val- fidence on which its continuance must McDermott, 2b, his political life. every court.” made Well known and enviable records in 4 40 yards dash—C. F. Kendall, R. Al. Rupert, o, 5 2 3 1 0 0 administration had left the country, leys be the happy homes of her children, depend, by a Republican congress and a A These were the beginnings of Demo- 0 moral issue confronted the Cleveland called congress in special ses- her forests resound with Industry and Who is to be the tournaments. Ives and John E. S. Hadlook, P. Kyes and J. Ladd, If, 5 3 3 4 0 country cratic and a of a cen- Republican president. previous Andrews, an sion. And as diplomacy quarter turn its to 5 2 0 then, issue that was to an in ’61. the Republican her waters wheels. This is the chosen chieftain we are not permitted injoie, cf, 3 1 0 become is- tury later we were to reap its full frui- Dana are who were in tho H. Horne of Bowdoin; W. H. Holmes, rose to we his Sophomores, Stir, rf, 5 2 3 1 1 0 sue of life or death to the party respond to the president’s heritage into which would have our know, but we know the mandate from country. The call. It tion when Thomas F. Bayard,Democrat- tournament last year and made a good ,1. E. Stevenson, and A, B. Warren of 4 0 1 o could not give the remedy the children 1)0™. and this is the heritage of which shall be his to execute, and Kennedy, lb, 9 o Republican party decreed that it should ic secretary of state, was for four years party less than re- have been of our cur- then, as very Fresh- H. A. of M. S. C.; R. Reilly, ss, 5 12 15 0 live free and country needed, nothing its which they robbed by the to maintain the standard showing promising Colby; Higgins live, regenerate, live in turn to to direct that diplomacy, and for an- 5 10 4 power could do that, but it gave •Democratic party! rency as high as the highest in all '.he men. B. N. Pulsifer aud H. L. Lyons, 3b, 10 prosperity such as it had never other four to occupy the highest office in Stanley, known the remedy the president asked for. And What, I ask of you men from every world. That will be the declaration of Fitzpatrick, p,4 1 113 0 before. its service, to be ambassador at the The Colby men have appeared in the Douglnss of Bates. still the country languished, and still life city and hamlet of Maine, what has be- the Republican platform, and upon tjiat Another court of which Lionel Cecil, Lord Salis- ments before and so have Hilton C. F. H. M. Totals, 4 IT 13 17 37 14 i issue, a greater issue than any refused to come back to this stricken come of that prosperity which made our without equivocation, or the tou Half mile run Kendall, bury, was to be prime minister. Then platform, other that has arisen since, confronts land. state a marvel among her sisters far shadow of equivocation, the candidate anu boothby or Bates. Hilton is Bates’ IX. E. Alarston, W. B. ClaTk. L. PORTLAND. it was, I say, we were to reap its full Bisbee, the With the of the more richly endowed by nature than our will take his stand country now. And again has come impoverishment peo- when bound to that of party star now. Ho was the of L. Cleaves of Bowdoin; H. AI. H. fruition court by -laye partner Gerry, AB R BH PO A E to Democrats the that ple, the purse of the nation began to she? What but gone with the advent to The Republicans of Maine join rheir _ question came to common disappointment that we live last year in doubles. H. C. R. Clement, W. L. Hub- Hamlin and shrink. power of this Democratic party! brethren of other states in presenting Pettigrew Bishop, ■Slater, lb, 6 1 1 15 0 0 those who followed him, as a nation today, bound to it by com- It was a grievious thing to have Fitly did our faithful senator exclaim a candidate whose platform is already The Maine State College has sent new bard and J. E. Stevenson of Colby; W. 3 3 2 0 0 0 and again there have been Democrats mon antagonism to that protective poli- Leighton, cf, brought the country to this condition. as he stood in the senate defending his written, written when he declared that men. L. and P. Walker of M. S. O’Rourke, If, 6 2 3 10 1 who have dared to solve that cy which has made us a nation feared Holyoke C,; question as It was an ignominious thing the Demo- state from the onslaughts of the Wilson the “proudest part of the proud record Magoon, 6 0 1 2 3 0 Hamlin did. and hated by England, her rivals indeed In tho forenoon, Boothby of Bates and A. W. Foss, N. Pulsifer and O. C. Mer- 3b, cratic party was about to do, to turn bill, ‘‘Maine, like Bozarris, lies bleeding of the Republican party is its devotion Duncan, e, 5 12 5 10 And if I "politically and commercially, her rivals Shannon of the first event ri 11 of Bates. interpret the significance of back the proud procession of our people, at every vein.” to the cause of sound finance,” written Colby played 3b, 5 0 3 2 6 3 at every port and every court,” this Musser, your action today this is as year after year marched with Hardly worse could it have been for in the record of his life, whose nomina- in a for Shannon D. W. S. aright, your they of which resulted victory Miie run—J. Sinkinson, Woods, p, 5 0 3 0 3 0 libeller loyalty whose traitorous ut- our nieaning, that as in the days of its weak- unfaltering step to pay the debt of the people; far better it had been for tion means election, whose election 6 and W. B. Clnrk of Cavanaugh, ss, 5 0 0 1 3 0 terances only ceased when the doors of by a scoro of 6 3, 0. Bass, E. L. Cleaves ness when war. every year a hundred millions, it some, since the Democratic tariff, had means Republican supremacy not for 4 2 3 0 girding itself for a mighty and Fort Lafayette opened before him, who and last in the forenoon Clement and J. B. McCoy, rf, 0 was an ignominious for the not an axe been laid to the trees of our four, but for 24 years to come; not only The next event Bowdoin; C. F. doubtful contest, it recruited its ranks thing party had denounced the followers of Lincoln our our but one and P. Totals, 45 9 18 27 15 3 which had caused that debt to turn back forests, had devastation laid waste the leader of party, whose was a contest between Fogg of Bowdoin Merrill of Colby; W. L. Holyoke from those of its opponents, so not less and the men who saved the Union, as this proud procession to face a deficit fields, pestilence swept the hills of our mastery a sullen ai’d defiant Democracy of in a A. W. O. C. Fall 2 0 8 0 0 0 i 2 0—13 today in the of its “cowardly contrac- and McFadden Colby, resulting Walker of M. S. C.; Foss, River, pride plentitude and and an increase in our bonded debt of editors,” "greedy flocks, and the floods of the Androscog- has been forced to acknowledge, a mqs 0 G 2 0 0 4 2 1 0— 9 power as it marches forth tors” and “public leeches stimulating victory for Fogg by a score of 6-3, 8-6. Merrill and R. B. Stanley of Bates. Portland, to certain vic- $262,000,000. gin dried at their springs, such has been ter of men! on an when this man was tory, it welcomes to share its It was an ignorant mob,” the havoc upon them the And not only a mtistei of mas- last set was close and showed run—J. D. W. Earned runs—Fall glory and ignominious thing, even as wrought by men,but The very Two mile Sinkinson, River. 8; Portland, to us to the out- A_~ all those our peop'e under this accu- subject unprecedented Democratic party. McFadden made G. of E. t. Home runs—Lajoio 3 Throe base hits approaching triumphs of its staggered some excellent tennis. S. Bass and C. Fogg Bowdoin; rage of public and premeditated vinifi- “Man marks the earth with his as we Uoier 2. Two base fellow citizens who find in it the ark of mulating and uncalled for burden, for ruin, Master of himself have known —Ladd, cation at the hands of one who bore a effort for at least one set, but Nutt and G. A. Eli of Colby; W. L. hits—Rupert that to that act the control stops with the shore.” Not so him and man us! desperate O’Rourke, Duncan 3, Stolen the nation’s covenant and to it party rephal that had boy among MoOoy. bring commission of our confidence and trust! wi+ln ruin f Vi n Tlpirn nr*rri ftr> nnrt'J as was too for him. aud P. Walter of M. S. C. i A. reduced taxation, given a surplus and Master of himself the nation hag Fogg strong Holyoke basos—Oder, Leighton. hirst base on their unfaltering allegiance. And if the given prosperity and to replace it with present Republican house would work: they attacked the last peo- known him in the full glare of publicity The first event in the aftornoon was a W. Foss and O. C. Merrill of Bates. balls—Fitzpatrick, Leighton 3, McCoy j And in this spirit I accept this had done nnthinc else it wnnld ha ve won honor, one that was so to undo all its ple in our state who could withstand that and the heat of party strife! Woods, Kennedy. First base on orrors— and ask shortly UUULCsU 1U Diugico uciittcou wauu, wu Milo walk—C. S. of Bow- your co-operation and the eternal gratitude of the American the last who deserved It: at- Master of himself as the nation Pettiugill Fall River 2. Passed support benefits they repealed that act and with attack, they knows ball—Rupert. that I may it people because it replied to this unpre- tacked the tollers and the industries of not sealed in silence Bowdoin oml Sawyer of Maine State. doin; C. M. Woodman and J. O. Well- Struok cut—By Fitsmatrick—O’Rourke- discharge worthily. It the whole policy of reciprocity, they him today, his lips cedented with an Fellow Republicans I greet you! repealed that policy which had carried outrage unprecedented the sea. Those of our people who have when silence is dishonor, nor opened to Tile ox-champion inaiiti it a very one- man of Colby; A. P. Morrill and B. A. by Woods, Kennedy, Fitzpatrick. rebuke. I greet von. vnnn- men consternation into every cabinet and stamped the men of Maine as a God- words that are meant to have no mean- contest for tho new man from Gibbs of M. S. G. H. Conaut of plays—Musser, Cavanaugh and Slater. the state of sided C.; of a commercial of Ah, gentlemen, Maine is fearing and independent race wherever his lofty spirit unswerved from its lime—3 hours. hundred fights! I greet you as vic- body Europe. They re- ing: Umpire—Connolly, the last state of this Union to be deceived those industries without which no. of the Orono, who seemed to be entirely out- Batas. tors in another pealed this policy and every treaty un- they go: high purpose, not for the price already victory! But I an Bangor an Easy Mark. der it. Thirteen we by Democratic promises of American our rock-bound coast would not have itself! classed. Aga in and again Dana sent him 120 yards hurdle raoo—J. H. Horae, E. greet you as victors whom had, today we have presidency long con- foreign policy. been by the foot of the settler I need not name him! June 3.—The tinued but one. They snapped the fast-form- pressed swift Lawfords over the net and they S. Hadlook, K. L. Wiggin and D. B. Mc- Brockton, homo team had and certain victory cannot make Our fishermen have not after were. ing bonds with the republics of the forgotten until a century they He was named by nature in the in- of his Holmes and a walk over with Mc- careless of the welfare of our and those was to our fishermen to his seemed to paralyze tho energies Millan of Bowdoin; A. J. Bangor today. beloved south. They called back our white- Quigley, negotiations begun It injustice put tellect with which she crowned mag- state entrusted to the in surrender and ended in failure, thanks fish on the free list. It was less and made him opponent. The score of the sots was 6-0 H. R. Speucer of Colby; H. P. Merrill Kenna pitched a great game for Brock- party you repre- winged messengers of plenty from the scarcely nificent manhood regnant sent, almost since its fair island off to a Republican senate, as they deserved than a crime against our state to do so. among men! and 6-4 in favor of Dana. Tho State of M. S. C. ton and Wise batted The unwaveringly ex- the gulf, which we had terriflcly. to.end. And in that vaster field of Demo- For if there is a country on earth against He was named when thrice our istence. rescued from commercial bondage to a party men had arrived at noon and 220 hurdlo race—J. H. Horne, fielding on both sides was of the finest cratic blundering, the Pacific, it was a which the interests of our state demand named him, when twice the country College just yards Forty years ago you received this tyrant, even as God grant we may see it trust, our state, an tho from Orono and neces- E. S. C. F. 13. B. Mc- order. Attendance 600. The score: rescued from that citizen of honored leader that the protective tariff should be used called him to preside over the highest long journey Hadlock, Kondul, and only twice since have you failed of tyrant’s bloody op- in our party, whose venerable figure relentlessly and without relaxation it is legislative body of the land, the second doubtless made a A. W. Blake nnd R. L. an endorsement pression. sary early rising big Milan, Wiggin Brockton, 00061120 x—9 by the people you have will no be seen in unnatural and remnant in its at called back our longer your councils, that unhappy of highest position gift, and the 00000000 0—0 to serve. They white-winged difference in Sawyer’s playing. The of Bowdoin; A. J. Holmes and H. R. Bangor, sought Only twice in 40 years! whom the present administration British dominion on this continent, just same time the very highest gift in her messengers and raised a repellant hand sought And in the face of such a I to make the victim of that of in- our borders; ours own! second sot showed that ho is capable of Spencer of Colby H. P. Merrill of M. S. Base hits—Brockton, 10; Bangor, 5. record, care to drive that rich trade into the channels policy beyond geographically, not what his politics may tell famy from the memory of which honest ours historically, ours by the sacrifices He was named by the heroic action good tennis. C. Errors—Brockton, 1; Bangor, 0. Bat- be, me of of our rivals. They said that this was teries—McKenna that citizen of Maine who has Democrats now recoil, hut which only of the men of Maine who fell at Louis- which compels events when he taught, and Shea; Braham, not re- sham reciprocity, that they wanted a Tho othor afternoon events were a con- Two mile bicycle rac6—F. A. Stearns two years ago was endorsed by the last borg and with Wolfe before Quebec! And that that its first duty to the coun- Sharrott and Hayes. spect, aye, and within the bounds of reciprocity which would reciprocate. body in of Democratic convention of this state. the unbroken of was to learn to govern itself, when tost doublos by Dana, ’06 and Fogg and W. L. Crane of Bowdoin; W. B. The first to the tariff by teachings Republican try Lewiston Couldn't Hit party loyalty, admiration for that party reply they made, of Brann. And in that other infamy of the islands statesmanship while Canada chooses to he broke the iron* that fettered it and liuwdoin.'aud Stanloy and Miliiken Chase, R. H. Richardson, H. M. Pratt whish has received such an is the reimposition of the embargo on endorsement farther it was a senator the sentiment that maintains which violated the New June 2.—Braun had our south, from Indulge shattered precedents Date '. Tho Bowdoin team won 6-3. ami W. A. Harthorn of F. W. Bedfcord, by the products which Republican reciproc- 7-5, Colby; intelligent suffrage of this intelli- Maine, a jingo, as we are all that line and cuts us off from our posi- principle on which all representative Lewiston at his ity had raised. They said they wanted jingoe^who of Maine State and Hilton of of M. S. H. B. Pulslfer of completely mercy today. gent state, crowned as it was in the last with the tion as a of a North American con- must rest and which other- Clary Hopkins C.; to the markets of the sympatiz? oppressed against part, government Burke, au old New England election capture world, and to the the I sics a contest i'i result- league by the magniflcant majority of the oppressor, who would keep our federation stretching eternal wise might have destroyed govern- played singles, Bates. was behind the hat for the home they repealed an act which gave free the catcher, 39.000 votes. plighted faith with the weak not less I snows she shall he made to know the ment itself! i. in a fur i.'iit tiio score be- Polo H. F. B Smith team and raw material for this purpose and made victory i:, vault—J. Bates, today, did good work. Walters and shall not without ■ Men may differ and divide than with the strong, and maintain the cost of doing so. indulge Conservative compromise, was unable to because of re- among us the markets themselves free when i;: .'6 3 and 6-2. and E. T. Minot of Bowdoin; E. S. play injuries doing honor of our flag wherever it floats and that sentiment and at the same time be brave without rashness, undaunted to- between the great national as so would not cost our ceived in Brooktou. Attendance 500. Til e parties supremacy in our our been Ti o r it ill in of C. C. Johnstone of dare to do so against the sneers of a allowed to fatten off markets. day as he has undaunted ever. I programme be, Treworgy Colby; score: they do and must, for it is the of own. glory Tory and Mugwump press, it was a sen- But Democratic legislation has given need not name him! He leads in our t ■ lure toon Joan a .ml Ives versus M. S. H. P. and W. A. Saun- our state that it is a state False to the interests of the C.; Quion Now 13000200 x—6 of sturdy con- country ator from Maine. I say, who when he to her that for which she would pay any hearts, and there has been no vacancy Bedford, were not even .. they true to ii i .-idea ami 6 i ;.;.oa of Colby, and ders of Bates. Lewiston, 00000000 0—0 viction, whose clear and bracing atmos- themselves. heard the story of this infamy first price, the object of all her contention, her in that leadership since broken-hearted They were false to thir own traditions 1 f Bowdoin veisus Hilton of Bates, 16 shot—J: H. phere reflects no neutral tints, but he sounded that cry of indignation which Insolence and harassments, given to her you turned from the death-bed of P.laine; Putting pound Bates, Base hits—New Bedford. 8: when they declared against even inci- Lewiston, who doubts the honesty, the to swept the continent and reached the without reciprocity or the attempt at re- and in the full glory of his record and the li.i.i last will bo quite a battle. In the A. A. French and E. R. Gudfruy of Bow- 5. Errors—New 0: 2. loyalty dental protection, but they were Bedford, Lowiston, her interests with which doubly palace of the kaiser himself. And it was ciprocity, though the most perfectly de- promise of illimitable achievements yet ’06 of Bowdoin will Batteries—Braun and the Republican false when failed to fulfill a:tori:coo Dana, doin; H. H. Cushing, W. L. MoFadden, Burke; Forred and they this our of vised that ever was to centered of party of Maine has administered her af- great secretary state, the idol of reciprocity treaty come, you your pride and Hilton and Messet. pledge of their national platform. be worth the in pi ay Shannon of Colby, F. P. H. Pike and V. A. Putnam of fairs Maine and the Republican party, who made would not. price of skate and party fealty upon Thomas during its entire history, doubts They gave us free trade sufficiently to of Bates will and A. Gibbs and Rhodes Pitched Great Ball. made it his first duty to unravel that en- such concession. E. Reed! His nam^ your chosen dele- -Ducfi.i.y play Sawyer Colby; A. C. Grover, B. the integrity of her people and libels the show what it means for the and country, tanglement of our broken promises, of But the Democratic party di